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Peire de Barjac (primera meitat del s. XIII) fou un trobador occità. Se'n conserva només una cançó.

Vida i obra
D'aquest trobador es conserven només una cançó, i encara d'atribució discutida, i una vida. Es pot suposar que fos originari de Barjac. La cançó, que els cançoners etiqueten de comiat és efectivament una cançó de comiat de la dama. La vida diu que Peire de Barjac era un cavaller, amic de Guilhem de Balaun, i que Peire s'havia enamorat d'una dama del castell de Jaujac i que, després d'una baralla de Peire amb la dama, Guilhem l'ajudà a posar pau. La llarga vida de Guilhem també esmenta aquesta anècdota com a detonant de les complicades peripècies amoroses de Guilhem amb la seva dama i en aquesta vida es diu que la dama de Peire, que no és anomenada pel nom en la vida de Peire, es deia Vierneta.

La cançó és recollida en diversos cançoners, encara que n'hi ha una sèrie que l'atribueixen a altres trobadors.

Cançó
 (326,1) Tot francamen, dompna, veing denan vos

Referències

Bibliografia
 Martí de Riquer, Vidas y retratos de trovadores : textos y miniaturas del siglo XIII, Barcelona, Círculo de Lectores / Galaxia Gutemberg, 1995, p. 220-221 [miniatura del cançoner I i text de la vida en occità i castellà]

Repertoris
 Guido Favati (editor), Le biografie trovadoriche, testi provenzali dei secc. XIII e XIV, Bologna, Palmaverde, 1961, pàg. 258
 Martí de Riquer, Vidas y retratos de trovadores. Textos y miniaturas del siglo XIII, Barcelona, Círculo de Lectores, 1995 p. 220-221 [Reproducció de la vida, amb traducció a l'espanyol, i miniatura del cançoner I]
 Jean Boutière / Alexander H. Schutz (editors), Biographies des troubadours : textes provençaux des XIIIe et XIVe siècle, París, Nizet, 1950, 1964, p. 221-222
 Alfred Pillet / Henry Carstens, Bibliographie der Troubadours von Dr. Alfred Pillet [...] ergänzt, weitergeführt und herausgegeben von Dr. Henry Carstens. Halle : Niemeyer, 1933 [Peire de Barjac és el número PC 326]

Vegeu també
 Llista de trobadors i trobairitz

Enllaços externs
 http://troubadours.byu.edu/PC/PC-326/326%20-%20Peire%20de%20Barjac.htm

Trobadors occitans
Compositors medievals francesos
Escriptors francesos en occità
Poetes francesos
Escriptors occitans

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Q: NAV tag before the Header in HTML5 Could you please advise if I can you the code below in such order. The thing is that I am going to build a fixed side navigation, and put all the content including the header tag to the right side with float. Thanks.

A: Gramatically, there is absolutely nothing wrong with placing a  element anywhere in the body of an HTML document where flow content is expected (https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/semantics.html#the-nav-element).
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Solar panels on social housing 'will reduce tenants' energy bills by £240 a year'
The first stage of a £1 billion programme to give over 800,000 social homes access to cheaper solar electricity is underway.
The £160 million investment from Maas Capital (part of the ABN AMRO Bank), secured thanks to Department for International Trade (DIT) support, into UK renewable energy will help fund solar panels from UK firm Solarplicity to produce electricity for affordable housing across England and Wales.
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Around 100,000 households will receive panels in the next 18 months, and 800,000 in the next five years.
The panels will be free to social housing tenants and are expected to reduce energy bills by an average of £240 a year, saving up to £192 million in total, with 100% renewable electricity.
Speaking from a social housing development in Ealing, West London, where new solar panels are being installed, International Trade Minister Greg Hands said:
"After a record year for new foreign investment into the UK, this initial £160 million capital expenditure programme will deliver massive benefits to some of the UK's poorest households. As well as creating 1,000 jobs [to install and maintain the panels] and delivering cheaper energy bills for up to 800,000 homes, it shows yet another vote of confidence in the UK as a place to invest and do business."
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: Wells Fargo held bogus interviews with minority candidates for jobs already filled: New York Times
Six current and former employees at Wells Fargo & Co.'s large wealth management unit said they were encouraged to interview women and African Americans for jobs that were already filled, in an effort to boost the bank's diversity efforts, the New York Times reported Friday.
The newspaper's print report, "Bank's Effort On Diversity Just on Paper", focuses on Joe Bruno, a long-time Wells Fargo
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employee who was fired by the bank last Summer.
Wells Fargo laid him off because he criticized his bosses for promoting "fake" interviews that were inappropriate, morally wrong and ethically wrong, Bruno told the newspaper.
Wells Fargo said Bruno was fired for allegedly retaliating against an employee, but further details were not provided in the article.
Wells Fargo spokesperson Raschelle Burton told the newspaper that supervisors are required to follow hiring policies and guidelines that are communicated throughout the firm.
"To the extent that individual employees are engaging in the behavior as described by the New York Times, we do not tolerate it," Burton told the newspaper.
While the bank has made informal requests for supervisors to hire diverse candidates, the practice predates the current senior management of the company after Chief Executive Charlie Scharf took over the bank in 2019 and brought in many new leaders in 2020 as the bank reeled from $4.5 billion in fines stemming from a fraudulent account scandal, the spokesperson Burton said.
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New No. 1 Rory McIlroy Favorite at Riviera in Star-Studded Genesis Invitational
Posted on: February 13, 2020, 12:03h.
Last updated on: February 12, 2020, 05:00h.
Rory McIlroy, the new No. 1 player in the world, is the favorite at this week's Genesis Invitational, held at famed Riviera Country Club in Pacific Palisades, California.
Oddsmakers have Rory McIlroy as the man to beat this week at Riviera. (Image: Adam Hagy/USA TODAY Sports)
McIlroy's game is in pristine form. His last 11 worldwide starts feature nine top-9 finishes, to go along with victories at the Tour Championship and WGC-HSBC Champions in China.
The Northern Irishman has also benefited from former No. 1 Brooks Koepka being sidelined with a knee injury. Koepka hasn't played since October, but is back inside the ropes this week.
Las Vegas oddsmakers have McIlroy the favorite at 8/1, a $100 bet winning $800. He's followed by Jon Rahm and Justin Thomas at 10/1. Dustin Johnson is at 12/1, and a handful of players are at 20/1, including Koepka, Tiger Woods, Patrick Cantlay, Xander Schauffele, and three-time Riviera winner Bubba Watson.
Despite some recent solid play, defending champion J.B. Holmes is at 60/1. He's played in each of the past three weeks, finishing T16 or better at the Farmers, Waste Management, and AT&T.
World Power
Make no mistake about it, the No. 1 ranking position means much to golf's best players. Koepka has dominated golf for much of the past two years, and was named PGA Player of the Year in 2018 and 2019.
He isn't short on confidence, and when compared to McIlroy last fall, Koepka's comments made for good headlines.
Rory hasn't won a major since I've been on the PGA Tour," Koepka stated. "So, I don't view it as a rivalry. I'm not looking at anybody behind me."
"I'm No. 1 in the world. I've got open road in front of me and I'm not looking in the rear-view mirror, so I don't see it as a rivalry," he added.
Koepka lost considerable world ranking points because of his injury, and McIlroy's strong play allowed him to retake the top spot, which he first obtained in 2012.
McIlroy explained this week, "I've played well and I've played consistently well. The mathematics add up that I'm the top of the list right now, and obviously I have a chance to stay there this week."
He could also lose it. Both Koepka and Rahm grab the No. 1 spot with a win this week.
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This is the first year the Genesis has been given the prestigious honor of being an invitational. Hosted by Woods, the event's elevated status joins Jack Nicklaus' Memorial Tournament and the Arnold Palmer Invitational.
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"In recognition of Tiger's place alongside Jack and Arnold as a modern-day golf icon who hosts a home-based PGA Tour tournament, plus the common thread of doing exceptional philanthropic work through his TGR Foundation, elevating the Genesis Open is an important and deserved step toward further cementing Tiger's legacy in our sport," PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan said.
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BArch (Hons) Architecture and BA (Hons) Interior Architecture and Design students have worked together to produce a timeline which displays the developments and evolution of Architecture over the last 5,000 years.
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The aims of this challenge was to pull together all levels of talent and experience into one community, allowing older students to inspire and guide younger ones. It also introduced new students to the standards and expectations of their chosen courses. On the day, first year student Jack Wardly said: "We have got two second year students in our group. It's good to know and speak to them to see what to expect in the future."
The display was open to all students and ran through multiple studios in Nottingham Trent's Arkwright building, which itself has been stood for over 130 years. The day was mainly student led to allow free thinking and creativity.
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Carter Tells Athletes Decision on Olympics Is Final
By Barry Lorge and
Nancy Scannell
President Carter yesterday told a group of American athletes and their elected representatives that the United States definitely will not participate in the Summer Olympics in Moscow.
Speaking emphatically and sometimes somberly to approximately 100 current and former Olympic athletes and coaches in the East Room of the White House, Carter appealed for support of a boycott of the Games to punish the Soviet Union for its invasion of Afghanistan.
However, he made it clear that, regardless of the athletes' attitudes, the United States would not participate in the Moscow Games.
An informal poll taken later by the athletes and coaches indicated that 44 opposed a boycott and 29 supported the administration's position, while 24 abstained.
At the White House, Carter told the athletes and coaches: "I can't say at this moment what other nations will not go to the Summer Olympics in Moscow. Ours will not go. I say that without any equivocation. The decision has been made.
"The American people are convinced that we should not go to the Summer Olympics. Congress has voted overwhelmingly, almost unanimously, which is a very rare thing, that we will not go. And I can tell you that many of our major cities, particularly those democratic countries who believe in freedom, will not go."
Judging from the audience's reaction to Carter's 20-minute address, the decisiveness of his message was not lost on them. Those who had harbored hopes that Carter might change his mind if world tensions ease before the May 24 deadline for Moscow entries realized that they have been grasping at a nonexistent straw.
"He closed the door," said Willie Davenport, a gold medalist in the hurdles in the 1968 Olympics and a member of the U.S. four-man bobsled team at last month's Winter Olympics at Lake Placid, N.Y. "Not only did he close the door, he locked it and threw away the key."
Jane Frederick, the American record-holder in the pentathlon, said later at a news conference called by the athletes: "He was telling us definitely, 'This is what you're going to do. It's okay if you speak out against it, but it won't have any effect.'"
The athletes and coaches were briefed for nearly two hours yesterday -- first by national security affairs adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski on the Soviet invasion, and then by White House deputy counsel Joseph Onek on the Olympic boycott and the administration's plans for alternative international games in late August.
When Carter entered the East Room for his speech, the only part of the session open to reporters, he was greeted with a stony silence that veteran White House observers say is rare, if not unprecedented.
At the conclusion of his remarks, he received polite applause. Reporters then were asked to leave while the president remained briefly to answer questions.
Asked politely why U.S. amateur athletes had been "neglected" in the past by the government, the president took issue with the word "neglect," according to those at the session, but he said, "I don't think we have done enough."
Asked what he wanted the athletes to do, the president, repeating a theme of his speech, reportedly said: "You have your independence to do what you want, and we hope you agree with us."
Carter reportedly said he lacks the legal authority to order the athletes not to go to Moscow, but that he does have "the authority, by declaring a national emergency, to stop all travel to the Soviet Union."
He said he did not think such drastic action would be necessary because he expects the United States Olympic Committee to abide by his decision.
The USOC must formally decide within the next two months whether to accept an invitation to the Moscow Games. The organization's leaders have told the president that it will comply with his request.
The USOC's 482-member House of Delegates will consider the matter April 11-13 in Colorado Springs. The organization's administrative committee recommended last weekend that a decision be deferred as long as possible in the hope that the situation in Afghanistan changes, causing a shift in American public opinion and the president's support of a boycott.
Carter's forceful, resolute speech yesterday could prompt a change in that recommendation, however, paving the way for the House of Delegates to decline the Moscow invitation, USOC souces said.
USOC Executive Director F. Don Miller, who has said he would try to "keep all options open," was unavailable for comment. He is in Brussels for discussions today with representatives of about 15 national Olympic committees.
Spokesmen for the USOC's 47-member Athletes Advisory Council, which attended yesterday's White House meeting and is to meet today in Rosslyn, said that group has not yet formulated an official position on a boycott.
In his speech, the president told the athletes:
"There must be a firm, clear voice of caution given to the Soviet Union, not just an admonition and criticism of what they have already done to despoil a small and relatively weak country, but to make sure they don't look upon this as an achievement without serious adverse consequences which can then be followed up with additional aggression along the same lines."
The president said he was not "naive," and that he realized that the alternative games the adminstration is attempting to organize would be no substitute to Olympic competition. But he urged the athletes to regard the boycott positively as a means of "having helped to preserve freedom and having helped to enhance the quality of the principles of the Olympics, and having helped in a personal way to carry out the principles and ideals of our nation, and having made a sacrifice in doing it."
"The president was very impressive. He changed some minds," said Terry Anderson, a coach of the U.S. shooting team. But the athletes' poll suggested that, to many of them, the boycott is a symbolic action, rather than a substantive one.
Still, yesterday's message to the athletes -- that the president will not change his mind about the Olympic boycott, no matter what happens in Afghanistan -- came across loud and clear.
"It was kind of like an ultimatum, or final decree," said modern pentathlete John Fitzgerald. "I think every athlete was hoping that maybe we could go, maybe something would happen to change things. But it was plain and simple -- no matter what happens now, we're not going."


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Q: Recurrent and transient state definitions What is the definition of a recurrent and transient state respectively?
I ask this because while reading Markov Chains by J.R. Norris, he says a state $i$ is recurrent if
$P(X_{n}=i, \mbox{ for infinitely many n }| X_{0} = i)=1$,
and a state $i$ is transient if
$P(X_{n}=i,\mbox{ for infinitely many n} | X_{0}=i) = 0$.
I'm more familiar with the definition which states that if $P(X_{n}=i \mbox{ for some } n\geq 1)=1$, then the state $i$ is said to be recurrent, else if this probability is strictly less than 1, then the state $i$ is said to be transient.
Is there a way to prove these definitions are equivalent?
I think my problem stems from not understanding the probability statement:
$P(X_{n}=i \mbox{ for infinitely many n} | X_{0}=i)=1$.
What is this statement actually saying?
Any help will be much appreciated. Thanks.

A: These two definitions are equivalent. If the event that $X_n = t$ occurs infinite times almost surely, it occurs at least once almost sure. If it occurs once almost sure, it will occur infinite times. That's because of the property of Markov chain.


Other projects are still fine. Restart/reimport didn't help. Any ideas?
By doing this you told the compiler that any *.groovy file is a resource file. So the complier does not compile but just copies them to the output dir.
Could you provide your pom.xml?
BTW you can just disable jetgroovy plugin to work around the problem.
I thought it's some internal intellij deploy or something script which may be in groovy. But anyway, it was just a small try and drop project which I'm not going to use anymore. Thank you for your support!
If it is possible to restore the project could provide it? I'm quite interested by this weird behaviour.
Here is it. Although it may be related to the glassfish setup, not to the project itself. It's just a feeling :), but glassfish is the only feature wich makes it different from other projects I have.
I'm on IDEA 13.0.1. I've been having this problem there as well. Turns out it was because I had Groovy 2.1.1. I've rolled back to 1.8.9 and have eliminated the error. It's not very clear what version of Groovy IntelliJ supports, but it would be really nice to be able to use the newer 2.x versions of Groovy. The features in 2.1 and 2.2 over 2.0 and earlier are pretty awesome.


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High energy, wild riffs and a sturdy groove straight from the 70's – two and a half years after the critically acclaimed album "Road Fever", Swedish rock'n'roll band Thundermother returns. And it's a truly amazing return. Thundermother's third album is simply one of the greatest rock records you'll get to hear this year.
In the spring of 2017 Thundermother saw some drastic changes. Four members left, three new ones arrived. But the band's center piece – guitarist and founder Filippa Nässil – stood steady by her vision. Around that vision the new line-up quickly gathered and every piece immediately fell into place. In June the new, upgraded version of Thundermother released "We Fight For Rock N Roll" – a single that was just as much of a statement as a taste of great deeds to come. After that they hit the road for a 20 dates long tour through Europe.
The highlight of the tour was the concert at Wacken. After touring with Michael Monroe, W.A.S.P, D-A-D, Danko Jones etc. and a sold-out European headline tour it was finally time for the band to conquer Wacken. Even though they they've only played together for a few months the show was a complete success for Thundermother's new line-up.
After a summer of successful touring Thundermother rehearsed intensively for a month, before it was time. Then they headed into the studio Nordic Soundlab in Skara. The flow was unbelievable. In just ten days they recorded 15 new tracks. Everything – including vocals – was recorded live. And almost everything was wrapped in the first take. 13 of these 15 tracks became the bands third and self-titled album "Thundermother".
Thundermother have never sounded this great. Together with three times Grammis awarded producer Thomas Plec Johansson (Mustasch, Hardcore Superstar, Watain etc.) Thundermother have maxed just about everything. Just listen to the Deep Purple-ish knockout punch "Rip Your Heart Out", when singer Guernica Mancini throws lethal jabs over riffs that aren't kneeling for no one and whipped drums, that can crush bones.
The rock history is stacked with giants who've unleashed their big power ballad on their third album. The same power ballad that later has led to their broader breakthroughs. Why shouldn't Thundermother follow in these paths? On their third album, they release their first ballad ever – the upcoming single "Fire In The Rain". But that isn't the only time that Thundermother add a bit of new flavor to their failsafe recipe for success on this album. Put side-by-side with the other tracks "Hanging At My Door" – with its catchy hooks – sounds almost like a pop song in a Thundermother suit.
Thundermother may have left their musical comfort zone this time, but you'll still recognize the band. It's still the same great, high-octane, 70's breathing rock'n'roll that the band has spoiled us with ever since their 2014's debut album. It's just that this time the groove is even groovier, the sound is even better and the songs cuts even deeper.
Thundermother 2.0 are here. And they're better than ever!
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Le Coq Sportif unveil 2013 Tour de France yellow jersey
This is the prize up for grabs when the peloton rolls out of Porto-Vecchio, Corsica, on Saturday June 29.
Le Coq Sportif have unveiled the 2013 maillot jaune, designed to celebrate the 100th edition of the Tour de France.
Only five Britons have worn the yellow jersey: Tom Simpson, Sean Yates, David Millar, Chris Boardman and Bradley Wiggins, who became the first British rider to win the race in 2012. Chris Froome will lead Team Sky at the 2013 edition, hoping to succeed Wiggins as champion.
Who will cross the finish line in Paris on Sunday July 21 with the yellow jersey on their back?
The design draws its inspiration from the yellow jersey of the 1951 Tour de France, won by Swiss rider Hugo Koblet, with a wide, flat-seamed collar, and also pays tribute to Henri Desgrange, founder of the Tour de France.
The jersey is decorated with the Frenchman's initials, HD, and a reflective inscription reads: "En 1903, Henri Desgrange créait le plus grand évènement sportif de tous les temps" or "In 1903, Henri Desgrange created the greatest sporting event of all time".
The 2013 race will see the Tour de France finish at night for the first time, with a grandstand finish on the Champs-Elysees, inspiring Le Coq Sportif to incorporate other reflective details on the jersey. "The maillot jaune and the winner of the 2013 Tour de France will be like a spark in the night," say Le Coq Sportif.
The jersey also features a translucent 'Moor's Head' imprint on the body of the jersey in recognition of the Grand Depart in Corsica, the first time the Mediterranean island has hosted the Tour.
But, if the jersey honours the race's history, its design is also a nod to the future, with an anatomical and aerodynamic fit, with transparent silicon bands at the waist and on the sleeves, which ensure the jersey stays in place. The seamless, elastane-mix sleeves extend to just below the triceps, which Le Coq Sportif say avoids pressure points for improved blood flow in the arms.
Otherwise, there's a mid-length zip and two ventilation panels in the back, which also includes one ultra-breathable 3D mesh panel at the base and and a further micro-aerated mesh panel across the back. Both features are designed to help regulate the rider's body temperature on hot days in the saddle.
Video: Tour de France organisers release stunning trailer ahead of 2013 race
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Kim Jong Un says he is ready to sit down again with President Donald Trump - but also warned the United States against imposing more sanctions.
"If the U.S. responds to our active and preemptive efforts with trustworthy steps and corresponding behaviour, [relations] will move forward at an excellent and fast pace", Mr Kim said in his speech.
In the months since the historic summit, leaders from both countries, including U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, have been trying to negotiate a second meeting between Trump and Kim.
"If the United States fails to keep its promise to the world and misjudge our patience by unilaterally forcing its ways on us and sticks to sanctions and pressure against the republic (North Korea), we can not help but find a new path to protect the country's sovereignty and best interests, and achieve peace and stability on the Korean Peninsula", he said.
Sanctions on Pyongyang have been regarded as a major stumbling block to active cross-border cooperation with South Korea, which has been pursued under the agreements reached between their leaders in three summits this year.
Kim called for sanctions against North Korea to be lifted, and also called on South Korea to stop participating in joint military exercises with the U.S.
"The government will continue to advance reconciliation and cooperation between the two Koreas to the point that it can not be dialed back, while at the same time working closely with the worldwide community and doing the best to realize complete denuclearization and establish a solid peace regime on the Korean Peninsula", the unification ministry said in a statement. The North used a blunt statement last month to reiterate its traditional stance on denuclearization, saying it will never unilaterally give up its weapons unless Washington removes what Pyongyang describes as a nuclear threat.
North Korea's media have slammed the USA for clinging to sanctions without honoring its promises to Pyongyang.
Although he said he wished to pursue economic development instead of nuclear missiles, Kim threatened to change course if the United States does not begin granting sanctions relief and making other reciprocal gestures in 2019. The offers could widen the gap between the US and South Koreans on how strong sanctions should remain.
Dressed in a Western style suit, Kim spoke from a dark leather armchair in an office lined with packed bookshelves and paintings of his father, Kim Jong Il, and grandfather Kim Il Sung - a setting that resembled more intimate addresses from the White House by the US president.
-North Korea relations and an end to Pyongyang's nuclear program.
"It is the unwavering position of our party and the republic's government and my firm will that the two countries as declared in the June 12 joint statement. take steps to establish a permanent and stable peace regime and push toward the complete denuclearization of the Korean Peninsula", Kim said.
Some experts say it's becoming clear the North intends to keep a nuclear arsenal and turn the talks with the United States into a bilateral arms reduction negotiation between two nuclear states, rather than a unilateral process of surrendering its arsenal.
"There are views that North Korea wants a quick second summit because it thinks it can win major concessions from Trump that they probably couldn't from lower-level USA officials, who are more adamant about the North committing to inspections and verification", the New York Post observed.


On January 18, Dr. Rebecca Brückmann from the University of Cologne talked about the Civil Rights Movement and its legacy in remembrance of Martin Luther King, Jr.. About 18 guests attended the American Space Leipzig event.
Dr. Brückmann discussed the history of the Civil Rights Movement and its significance for US society today. She began her talk introducing historiographical debates about the Civil Rights Movement, contrasting promoters and critics of this mass protest movement.
Dr. Brückmann then focused on the crucial role of women in social movements, then and now, and how tactics brought fourth by women during the Civil Rights Movement still influences social movements, such as Black Lives Matter, today.
Dr. Brückmann finished her presentation stating that the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement remains a proactive and ongoing task.


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Majority of downtown Portland merchants say city core is unsafe
Updated: Jan. 28, 2021, 9:21 a.m. |
Published: Jan. 27, 2021, 4:13 p.m.
Downtown Portland businesses put boards up buildings were damaged during protests last month. (Dave Killen/The Oregonian/OregonLive)Dave Killen
Jamie Goldberg | The Oregonian/OregonLive
The majority of downtown Portland businesses owners believe that the city's core is no longer safe, according to a survey conducted by Downtown Portland Clean & Safe, a nonprofit and affiliate partner of the Portland Business Alliance.
In a survey conducted between Nov. 15 and Dec. 31, 2020, 62% of downtown businesses owners said that the central city was no longer safe, a nearly threefold increase from when the survey was last conducted in 2018.
The merchants surveyed also expressed increased concerns about vandalism and graffiti, a lack of cleanliness and rising homelessness in downtown.
While public safety was a big concern, though, 41% of the merchants surveyed said the coronavirus pandemic was the biggest issue impacting their businesses. That's twice as many as cited homelessness, crime and protests combined.
Fifty-seven percent of downtown merchants reported a decline in revenue in 2020 amid the pandemic with 34% of those businesses saying it would take more than three years for their businesses to recover.
The results of the survey were not a surprise.
The pandemic has kept tourists and office workers away from the city's core, contributing to a sharp decline in foot traffic. The number of homeless people camping downtown has risen dramatically during the pandemic as well and Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler's plan to move them into shelters hasn't panned out.
Downtown Portland business owners have been complaining for months about a sharp uptick in vandalism and other crime, often committed by people who have used protests for racial justice as a cover. Protests that consumed downtown nearly every night last summer dwindled in the fall, but there have been several direct-action demonstrations in the last several months where downtown businesses have been damaged.
A third of businesses said they planned to relocate in the next two years, with only 6% saying they would relocate to another space downtown. That compares to 17% that said they planned to relocate within two years when the survey was last conducted in 2018. However, 50% of those planning to relocate at that time were planning to remain downtown.
When asked about factors that need to improve, business owners pointed to homelessness, cleanliness and vandalism as their top concerns.
Of those surveyed, 86% said cleanliness needs to improve downtown. Seventy-seven percent said the impact of people experiencing homelessness, mental illness and/or addicted to intoxicants was very much a concern, while 73% said the effects of increased graffiti and vandalism was very much a concern.
Wheeler has floated multiple ideas to help downtown merchants, dedicating additional resources to graffiti removal, participating in clean-up events downtown and working with the city's economic development agency and other groups to promote local downtown retailers.
But Wheeler also acknowledged earlier this month that police and politicians were currently ill-equipped to effectively crack down on vandalism and crime that has stemmed from protests. Crime within the city is up across the board as well since the start of the pandemic, but the Portland Police Bureau has said they don't have the resources necessary to adequately respond to the criminal activity.
-- Jamie Goldberg | jgoldberg@oregonian.com | @jamiebgoldberg


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L'aéroport de Podor est un aéroport desservant Podor, une ville de la région de Saint-Louis au Sénégal. Podor est situé sur l'île de Morfil entre le Fleuve Sénégal et la rivière Doué.

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Chestnut Ridge 500-Year Forest
Clinch Mountain 500-Year Forest
Edgeworth 500-Year Forest
Gill 500-Year Forest
Helms Phillips 500-Year Forest
Kolb 500-Year Forest
Ravens Hill 500-Year Forest
Sunshine 500-Year Forest
Cooperating Forests
A Brief History of Eastern United States Forests
Prior to the arrival of the Europeans, the Native Americans, using fire, managed the lands with great understanding. In the forests they used fire to favor the growth of nut trees and berry plants. They were interested in controlling the undergrowth so that game and enemies could be easily seen. John Fontaine, the Chronicler of the 1716 expedition led by Governor Spotswood to cross the Blue Ridge, noted that he had never seen such large trees and in the Piedmont the land was almost park like.
With the arrival of the folk from Europe, the forest began to be cut down for timber and cleared for crops. This process proceeded over several centuries, so that today only ½ of one per cent of our forests are old-growth. Most of these are in very remote places.
With the establishment of our Forest Service in the late 1800's, natural fires were suppressed. The Native Americans management with fire had ceased for some time. Fire had been so natural that a number of plants, now endangered, evolved with fire as a requisite in their life cycle.
Deer browsing has put great pressure on the young oaks and hickories. The lack of fire is favoring the thin barked shade loving trees, such as red maple and beech. You can notice this change when you travel through wooded areas. Lots of our forest lands have been converted to pine plantations with the loss of as much as 90% of the forest biodiversity.
Old Growth Characteristics
Standing Snags
Standing dead wood is important for a variety of wildlife species.
Treefall Gaps
Gaps, resulting from many small wind-caused blowdowns of one to several trees. are a common occurrence in old-growth. Due to treefall gaps, greater sunlight reaches the forest floor and results in 3-5 tree age layers rather than 1-2 layers found in younger forests.
Pit and Mound Topography
Old-growth soil surfaces are often dominated by the pit and mound rolling topography. The "pit and mound" structure is a result of root mat and associated soil of windthrown trees ripped up from the forest floor, forming a depression or pit. The later decaying root ball and loosening soil fall into a mound. This topography is important in a forest's nutrient cycling and in understory diversity.
Diversity of Plants and Animals
Certain species of salamander, soil invertebrates, small mammals, songbirds, black bear, and others are often found in greater abundance.
Forest Trees of Great Age
Great age may be defined as trees exceeding 50% of the projected maximum attainable age for a particular species. The quality of the site may greatly affect the size of the trees.
Uneven-Aged Canopy Structure
Especially true in the eastern U.S., the varying ages and diameters of trees in old-growth forests are largely the result of small-scale natural disturbances and differential shade tolerance among species.
Downed Logs
Downed logs are a prominent component of the forest floor. These logs, varying in size, contain many of the nutrients present in a tree stand. They are important in maintaining forest hydrology and function as important wildlife habitat.
Undisturbed Soils
Old-growth forests typically have soils that are high in organic matter and are not compacted. The thick layer supports a considerable number of ferns, mosses, and fungi.
Ecosystem Stability
Most old-growth forests approximate a dynamic steady-state condition where they ebb and flow around a mean. For example, mortality generally balances growth and nutrient input is roughly equivalent to nutrient output.
Little or No Evidence of Human Disturbance
Stands with obvious signs of human disturbance cannot likely be classified as old-growth.
Old Growth Benefits
"Old-growth forests have rightly been characterized as 'the key' to biodiversity"…Robert Zahner
See also, Program Benefits
Research indicates that carbon in the form of carbon dioxide is effectively removed in significant quantities from the atmosphere by all forests especially old-growth forests. These very special places are where a full suite of a region's native plant and animals are and can be conserved. In these forests the pure waters flow and the largest amount of moisture is retained. Rich soils are built by years of humus accumulations. The standing and fallen dead wood is the habitat for a great variety of life. These forests are also exquisite sites for contemplation and aesthetic appreciation.
"Old-growth forests have rightly been characterized as 'the key' to biodiversity. The invaluable roles they play include making unique contributions to the gene pool; harboring natural species; demonstrating natural processes; and serving as cores for future wilderness areas and as nodes for biodiversity linked corridors." Robert Zahner is the author of How Much Growth is Enough?, an essay in Eastern Old-Growth Forests.


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Tottenham's victory over Arsenal means they can put "psychological pressure" on Chelsea at the top of the Premier League, says boss Mauricio Pochettino.
The Argentine said Sunday's 2-0 win was "fantastic for our fans", as Spurs confirmed they would end a 22-year wait to finish above their derby rivals.
But he added the "most important" thing was keeping up with league leaders Chelsea, who beat Everton 3-0.
"We are in the race and the gap is back to four points," said Pochettino.
"We have to be focused now. We have another big game against West Ham on Friday, another difficult derby.
Chelsea's victory at Everton earlier on Sunday had moved Antonio Conte's side seven points clear of their closest challengers.
But Dele Alli's 21st club goal of the season and a Harry Kane penalty secured Spurs a ninth successive league win, extending their best run since October 1960, when they won 13 games in a row.
Chelsea have been top of the league since 5 November, and were 10 points clear as recently as 19 March.
They have since lost twice – to Crystal Palace and Manchester United.
"I can understand our fans being excited about finishing above Arsenal, but I don't feel the same because for me it is about trying to win the title," Pochettino added.
"It is so important now to try and win trophies every season – that is our aim.
Sunday's match was the last derby to played at White Hart Lane in its current incarnation.
Tottenham will play their home games at Wembley for the 2017-18 season while construction work takes place on their new stadium.
The club's new 61,000-seater ground is being built next to the site of their current home.


It is doing it a little bit today. And, it is incredibly annoying. The little arrow that glides across the computer screen is jumping from one spot to another. It started a few days ago. The movement became somewhat jagged, as if it were being dragged along rather than sliding effortlessly. We know the problem. It happens every so often. It is time for new batteries.
Still, we endure the inconvenience. Frustrated, we might take out the existing batteries and put them in again. For reasons that elude understanding, it seems to make the device work for a short while longer. Some of us allow the mouse to "rest," as if the batteries will spontaneously recharge. Eventually, even the most frugal are confronted with the inevitable need for change. We cannot wait longer. The functionality is so debilitated – or even stopped – that we must find our way to the supply closet to retrieve replacements. Yet, we hope that there are batteries to be had, lest the person before took the last one and left us to replenish the supply. Like toilet paper on the role, the social contract requires that we cannot leave an empty box!
What is it that compels us to wait until the last drop of energy is exhausted before acting? Are we that lazy? Are we that conservative? Or, is it simply a reflection of our innate and natural state? We don't tend to move until we must. And, we work to avoid the peril of having to replace the battery supply if we use the last ones. Despair!
But from the simple things can come a clear representation of our thinking. How much of our lives is ready for a recharge if only we'd take the action required to make it happen? Is now the time?


Contains the professional papers of Shirley K. Osterhout, former medical director of Duke University Poison Control Center and assistant dean of medical education of Duke University Medical Center. Materials include correspondence, clippings, programs, handwritten notes, 35mm slides, a syllabus, a negative, a photograph, and educational materials, such as brochures, posters, reprints, and pamphlets. Major subjects include poisoning prevention and safety measures, treatment of poisoning, and Duke University Poison Control Center. Materials date from 1966 to 2004.
Contains correspondence, clippings, programs, handwritten notes, 35mm slides, a syllabus, a negative, a photograph, and educational materials, including brochures, posters, reprints, and pamphlets, pertaining to Duke University Poison Control Center and the career of Shirley K. Osterhout. Materials date from 1966 to 2004.
Organized into the following series: Records, 1966-2004.
Box 1 must be screened for sensitive or confidential materials before being accessed. For further information consult with the Medical Center Archivist.
Series Scope and Contents: Contains correspondence, clippings, programs, handwritten notes, 35mm slides, a syllabus, a negative, a photograph, and educational materials, including brochures, posters, reprints, and pamphlets, pertaining to Duke University Poison Control Center and the career of Shirley K. Osterhout. Materials date from 1966 to 2004.
Access Restrictions: Box 1 must be screened for sensitive or confidential materials before being accessed. For further information consult with the Medical Center Archivist.
Shirley K. Osterhout was born on May 2, 1932 to Thomas and Harriette Kirkman in High Point, North Carolina. She received her MD from Duke University in 1957. Following graduation she continued to work in the Department of Pediatrics at Duke during her residency, working closely with Dr. Jay Arena on poison control issues. Osterhout worked at the Duke Poison Control Center as assistant director (1960-1970), clinical director (1970-1985), and medical director (1985-1995). She also served as assistant dean of medical education of Duke University Medical Center from 1971 to 1987. Osterhout retired from Duke University in 1995.
Osterhout married Duke physician Suydam Osterhout in 1960. She died on September 23, 2013.
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CBS 2-Chicago's Dorothy Tucker returns from the NABJ convention in Minneapolis as the organization's new Vice President for Broadcast after defeating two challengers in the hotly contested race.
She will serve on the board alongside newly elected president Sarah Glover, a social media editor at NBC Owned Television Stations. With the exception of the media-related representative, a position won by Tanzi West-Barbour, the national director of the Black Alliance of Educational Options, all other NABJ board of directors positions were unopposed. The student representative position is vacant.
Dorothy has held leadership positions in NABJ chapters in Pittsburgh, Memphis, Denver and Chicago. She served on the national board as Region V Director and successfully led regional conventions in Chicago, Detroit and Milwaukee.
During the campaign, Dorothy established her number one priority: jobs, as traditional media companies continue to downsize. She also promised quarterly broadcast webinars to share trends, information and advice from industry pros.
Also elected at the convention, Chicago-based sports and entertainment attorney Exavier Pope. Exavier is the new treasurer of NABJ's Sports Task Force Board.
"I look forward to serving and enhancing the financial efficiency of this great task force," said Pope, whose clients are affiliated with the NFL, NBA, Showtime and VH1. His Sun Times blog, Ex Posts Facto, offers a fresh perspective on entertainment and sports news and events.
Dorothy (second from left) poses with incumbents and newly elected members of the NABJ board, including new President Sarah Glover (fifth from the left).


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A: в своем коде вы делаете несколько ошибок. Во-первых, вам надо отсортировать $data['cb'], а вы сортируете сам массив $data.
Во-вторых, вы десериализуете json  в массив, а в сортировке обращатесь к нему как к объекту, а не массиву.
Так что ваш код следует исправить следующим образом
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OzHarvest opens new food relief market
3rd August 2020 | Eativity editors
Australia's leading food rescue organisation OzHarvest is opening a new food market – The OzHarvest Market Waterloo – as part of its new emergency services to address the drastic rise in demand for food relief. In collaboration with City of Sydney and NSW Government, a former local grocery store in the Waterloo Estate has been transformed into a food relief market to support the vulnerable community in inner Sydney.
Following the successful trial of this initiative through an OzHarvest "pop up" Hamper Hub, which distributed 600 bags of free groceries and pre-cooked meals to local residents once a week throughout June and July, the new market will be a more permanent fixture, and will open from Friday to Monday from 10am to 2pm.
The need for food relief has never been higher.
OzHarvest founder and CEO Ronni Kahn AO says the new market has been made possible thanks to partnerships with City of Sydney and the NSW Land and Housing Corporation to take over a long-term lease at the site and serve the local community.
"The impact of COVID-19 has seen food relief hit an all-time high, with so many men, women and children experiencing food insecurity for the first time in their lives," Kahn says.
"OzHarvest is committed to feeding as many people as possible and has expanded its services beyond the usual food rescue operations to offer new emergency food relief. We know the importance of providing a nourishing meal. It's more than just food. It means that families who are struggling will be able to take stronger steps to rebuild their lives."
OzHarvest founder and CEO Ronni Kahn with Lord Mayor of Sydney Clover Moore.
This will be OzHarvest's second supermarket, following the successful OzHarvest Market in Kensington in south-eastern Sydney, which opened in April 2017. Starting out as a pop-up project, the Kensington Market was based on a "take what you need, give if you can" philosophy. The market now feeds more than 300 customers a day, and during lockdown distributed 1000 free food hampers each week.
The impact of the pandemic has seen OzHarvest introduce a range of new emergency food relief services, including regular weekly Hamper Hubs for international students, a mobile market distributing food to regional and bushfire-affected communities and pre-cooked meals by OzHarvest chefs and external hospitality partners.
The impact of COVID-19 has seen usual rescued food volumes fluctuate dramatically, and for the first time in 16 years, OzHarvest is purchasing food, especially non-perishable items, to help meet the increased demand. The food in this new market will be predominantly purchased with the City of Sydney funding, with the intention to transition to a rescued food model down the track.
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Head out of the room, and down the hall, and run to cover near the windows. The prompts will tell you how to dash from cover to cover. Head downstairs, through the cafeteria, and outside, and a plane will crash, corralling you to the left. A cutscene will play, and you'll meet the first Outsiders, the Sectoids-- a race that will be haunting the human race for centuries to come. Your pistol has unlimited ammo right now, so go nuts taking them out. Head to the door to get your first supporting agent, Scout-class Nils (Rank 5).
Head through the building, eventually dropping out into a courtyard. Beyond the far gate, you'll see soldiers going by. Near them, there's a outdoor staircase, and you'll get a cutscene stranding you on the second floor. Get the M14 rife from the dead soldier near you, and open the door for Nils. When ready, open the window and fire on the gathered Sectoids. If you're good, you might be able to take them all out in 1 clip. There's a pistol down there, collect it if you want the ammo. Head out, and see two Sectoids abducting a crashed pilot. You can't do anything about it, so head around it. Watch a gunship take out two tanks (there's another rife nearby, take it for ammo).
Watch (or skip) the intro for Battle Focus, and make Nils move to flank and crit. You might be able to destroy the sentry gun on your own, if you wish. Some more Sectoids will spawn in. As Nils is fully ranked, his Bombardment can take out most, possibly all of the Sectoids if timed and positioned correctly. There's another rife and pistol lying around if you need ammo. Head inside, through, and drop out, and watch a Seed drop into the earth.
Nearing a hangar, you'll see your first Zudjari in the back: a grunt, along with two Sectoids, one near a barrel, another pacing near the elevator. For an easy kill, wait for the pacer to get near the red barrel & the other Sectoid, and shoot the barrel: the explosion will actually take out all three. Don't activate the elevator yet. But near it, or in the control area to the right, you can get the shotgun. Scattered around the room are also your first grenades. You may also want to push (just walk into) some barrels to position them: a good spot is right outside the hangar door. For when you activate the elevator, two grunts will walk in. Kill one, and a drop pod will crash in just outside. Wait a bit for the new grunts to spawn (a grenade has about the right amount of delay), then shoot the barrel to damage them and the pod. Don't forget to destroy drop pods throughout your campaign for a bit of extra XP. If you take too long to destroy the pod or the grunts, the pod may also generate some Drones.
Gather ammo, use the elevator, and head through the research lab to meet Director Faulk. After the dialogue, you'll get Engineer-class Kinney (Rank 5). Going forward, you'll see some grunts and Sectoids trying to hack open a security door on the back-right of a lab. On your end of the room, putting Nils on the right side of the door is plenty range to bombard the aliens on the right. Take care of the rest. The door will open like normal for you: head through into a tunnel. Two grunts appear at the end: a grenade is an easy kill, and there's even a grenade near an ammo satchel nearby to replenish your supplies.
Head through a few security doors and two Elerium Reactors (should you be standing that close without a radiation suit...?). After a stuttering door, your soldiers will alert you to some human soldiers under siege by Sectoids, grunts, and a turret gun on high ground to the right. After that's done: head onwards, through the tunnel (and a Seed starting to 'eat' the area around it), and down a flight of stairs-- notice an ajar (and blocked) door to your right. You can get in enough to ambush a lone (and low-health) Sectoid in the next room over. Go into the war room for a cutscene and dialogue.
Forwards, past a Seed already starting to build it's housing, and towards the rail platform, you'll find some grunts and Sectoids. Move quickly, and well-placed grenade will take care of most of them. Finish up, and get on the train to move on to a pre-rendered cutscene.
You'll come out on a nuclear bomb test platform: a low, wide loading area with many crates, a middle platform where the bomb is, and a higher helipad area. In the middle platform is the Sniper Rifle, and the radio to contact Faulk and Lt. Barnes-- doing so will activate the energy pipes in the distance to burrow around, and eventually the first wave of drop pods, so push barrels and lay Kinney's mines around the loading area to better space out the blasts, and load up your weapons and ammo. After a bit, a second wave of pods will drop. Both pod waves are just grunts and Sectoids, so no pressure. Placing Kinney's turret way in the back makes it an excellent flanking trap, and Nil's bombardment is good for taking out either set of pods.
After that, you'll have a break; the next prompt is to activate the bomb's timer, so take the time to lay another 4 mines around the bomb platform to trap the drop pods that'll come in when you trigger the bomb. Place them so (from the angle of the helipad) they're behind the crates in the walkway of the bomb platform, at the corners around the bomb. The two in the back will soften the drop pods, and the two up front will keep any Zudjari that survive from trying anything cute. The Skyranger will appear behind you, and you need to press the prompt to get in. This section is timed, but it is easy enough to kill all aliens and the drop pods before time is up (for the XP, and there is also an achievement for doing so).
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London: Progressive Publishing Company, 28 Stonecutter Street, E.C. [ London: Printed and Published by G. W. Foote, 28 Stonecutter Street, E.C. ] 1890.
15 + pp., 12mo. Disbound without wraps. In good condition, lightly aged. 'I disagree with nearly every sentence in this book, regard the story as brutal and absurd, the view of life presented as cruel, vile, and false'. The last page carries a list of 'Works by Colonel R. G. Ingersoll.' Scarce: no copy in the British Library, and the only copy on COPAC at Durham.


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Travis Cooper started his dance training as a junior in high school at Nashville School of the Arts under teacher/mentor Stacie Flood-Popp. After graduating, he immediately relocated to Los Angeles, to further his training with a yearlong scholarship at the top professional studio, The EDGE Performing Arts Center in Hollywood. While studying at The EDGE, Cooper worked with a faculty full of the most sought out teachers and choreographers in the industry including Mandy Moore, Tessandra Chavez, Tabitha and Napoleon, and Sonya Tayeh of So You Think You Can Dance. His career began to blossom after the scholarship program provided him with opportunities to dance for Matt Cady, Unity Dance Ensemble under the direction of Tessandra Chavez, and collidEdance lead by Erica Sobol. He has also been an assistant to well known choreographers Erica Sobol and Andre Fuentes.
Cooper toured internationally for two years with the queen of disco, Donna Summers on her Crayons Tour. He has appeared in a Hilton commercial as well as many music videos such as "F*** You" for Cee-lo Green (dancer), "1994" for Jason Aldean (choreographer and dancer), and "Doesn't Get Better" for Alex Aiono (dancer). Cooper can also be seen in three episodes of the hit ABC television show Nashville. His choreography credits include two full live concerts for pop artist Helene Michele, a thirty minute concert piece entitled Reclusion for Found Movement Group, and many award-winning pieces for the middle Tennessee area dance studios. Cooper currently resides in Nashville, TN, where he performs as a principle dancer for Found Movement Group, and has developed into a sought out teacher and choreographer.
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The day before President Obama signed a 4-year extension of three key Patriot Act provisions (New York Times), several Democratic Senators expressed concern over the Justice Department's interpretation of the Act (New York Times). During debate on the Act's reauthorization, Ron Wyden, an Oregon Democrat, and Mark Udall, a Colorado Democrat, both suggested that the government is using the Patriot Act in a secretive and problematic manner. Mr. Wyden stated: "I want to deliver a warning this afternoon: When the American people find out how their government has secretly interpreted the Patriot Act, they will be stunned and they will be angry." Both senators suggested that the government's interpretation contradicts a "plain reading of the text," but did not delve into specifics.
The comments may reflect a growing weariness of President Obama's inaction in correcting some of the perceived flaws of the Patriot Act. The Act, which dramatically reduced restrictions on law enforcement agencies' ability to search e-mail communications, along with telephone, medical, and financial records has been criticized by civil liberties advocates, who claim that it gives government officials too much freedom in conducting domestic surveillance. Some critics had hoped that the Obama administration would cut back on some of the more troublesome aspects of the law, but as of yet the Patriot Act remains largely unchanged.


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Parenting, Tweens & Teens
Teens' Rights To Privacy
Lindsay Cahill*, mom to a boy, 13, and two girls, 15 and 16, says that when her daughters were each in sixth grade, they started sharing less about their lives.
"There was secretiveness in their bedrooms, phone calls, being dramatic over boys," she says. "They didn't want to share that with me because they probably thought I'd think they were being silly, because they were being silly. They were being very over-dramatic about this thing or that thing, or it was gossip."
Even though Lindsay heard some of what her daughters were discussing with their friends, she was smart to keep her thoughts about it to herself, according to Nancy Timm, LCSW-BACS, a clinical social worker with Pelts, Kirkhart and Associates (speaking in general and not in response to what Lindsay has said).
"What I hear from kids is, 'Parents have a right to monitor my activities, but they have no right to comment on my social life. The girl drama at school is none of their business,'" explains Timm. "It's developmentally appropriate for a teen to say, 'I don't want you to know what's going on in my life,' but parents can say, 'You don't have to share what's going on with me. But I would love it if you would.'"
Parents can help facilitate conversations by being available. "Kids will often get in the car and mom wants to talk, will ask how about their day," says Timm. "They'll say, 'Fine. Nothing. Leave me alone.' But later, when mom is busy—on the phone or making dinner—they want to talk. Let them know that you're there to listen."
space, with limits
The move from hanging out in the family room and telling you their every thought to long silences can seemingly happen overnight, though exactly when it occurs can vary greatly.
"In a lot of ways, it depends on the developmental age of the child, not the chronological age," says Timm. "Some start hitting those 'teen' years at age nine; some don't hit them until 16."
For parents thinking that they've done something wrong, stop worrying. It's actually developmentally appropriate for adolescents to seek more privacy and freedom, according to Timm. But they still need limits. "Kids don't like it when parents give them too much space. They think that parents don't care about what's going on in their lives. Being on top of their behavior shows that you care."
One of the most visceral signs for parents that a child is shutting them out of his life is the closed bedroom door. With her own children, Lindsay sees this "not so much as a desire for privacy, but more of a desire to be their own person rather than just an extension of the family. They're not in their own home. Their room is the only environment that is their own. Plus, they think we're all nags," she adds, laughing. "If they go downstairs, we'll just ask them to do something."
Timm says that parents should respect their children's right to close their door, but can draw the line at allowing them to lock it. "Parents can tell their children, 'It's a hazard. I promise that the whole family will knock.'"
In this social media world, privacy doesn't just involve closed doors. "You can be sitting right next to your teen, and they're doing something very private on their cell phone," says Timm. "With a cell phone or access to Tumbler or Vine or whatever they're on, tell them early on, privacy is a privilege—not a right—that they have to earn. You have to train them: If you don't want us to read it, don't put it on the site for us—and others—to read."
okay to snoop?
As far as checking their cell phone, Timm says that if you're going to monitor them, you need to tell them. "You owe them that courtesy." And the moment a parent thinks something is wrong, snooping is okay. "Parents have the right to snoop, but they have to tell the child they are doing that. Parents oftentimes know when something isn't right."
Lindsay experienced that. "You know when they're keeping a big, bad secret. Sometimes it's not just about disappearing into their rooms. It's the reason why they're up there."
When her younger daughter, Allie, was in 7th grade, she stopped talking to her mom, stopping talking during family meals, and retreated to her room all the time.
"She was up there cutting herself," says Lindsay, her voice rising in distress at the memory. She eventually learned that her daughter was being bullied at school. "She didn't want to tell me. I think she feared that I'd do something about it, intervene, and cause her even more problems."
Lindsay got Allie into counseling. She also worked with the counselor, too, learning how to communicate better with her children, "like not stopping the conversation by telling them what to think."
Now 15 and a sophomore, Allie enjoys hanging out with her friends and her family. Her mom reports that her bedroom "is still very much her own little universe. She's sitting on her bed playing her guitar. Her door is closed, but that's just so I don't get a headache from her burning incense."
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LashSoClean has been specially created by the makers of BeautySoClean, the originators of make-up and brush sanitizers.
During her career as an international make-up artist, Nancy Crossley became concerned about the bacteria that would develop on her professional make-up products and tools after repetitive use.
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NSU Cheerleading competes at Disney
By: Christina Arrechavala
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Northwestern State University Cheerleading recently returned to Louisiana after performing in the National College Cheerleading and Dance Team National Championship at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida. At the Jan. 12-14 competition, NSU ranked seventh in the Cheer Game Day competition and fifth in the mascot competition, both in the Open category.
Each member was required to raise $1000 for the trip to Disney, which included a four-day Park Hopper for all parks, a three-night stay at a Disney resort, entrance into the ESPN Wide World of Sports and registration into the competitions and exclusive events.
The team held ticket raffles and stunt clinics to raise money, as well as received donations from family and friends.
Destiny Kennerson, a first-year member, was excited that the squad could go to Disney and show off their skills.
"NSU hasn't been to UCA nationals in about three to four years," she said. "So [NSU] getting to go again really was exciting. We were ready to show the world who NSU cheer was."
Baleigh Danger, a sophomore pre-vet major, shared Kennerson's desire to compete.
"Our spirit groups at NSU don't get enough recognition," Danger said. "It was nice to be able to put our name out there and say that we are a nationally recognized cheer squad."
Though the competition was the reason for the trip, it wasn't all work for the team. When not practicing or performing, they were free to explore the Walt Disney World parks – Danger's favorite part of the trip.
"We aren't just a team; we're family," she said.
The team met at Rainforest Cafe daily for dinner and had the opportunity to visit every park during their time there.
"My favorite part of competing had to be stepping foot on the floor and just feeling that adrenaline rush through [me]," Tre Jackson said of the experience. "Then finding out your team is nationally ranked is an even greater feeling."
NSU Cheerleaders can be seen tonight in Prather Coliseum when NSU Basketball plays the University of New Orleans at 6:30 p.m.
Tryouts for the fall 2018 squad will occur April 21-22, but interested students can attend an open practice on Jan. 26 at 5:30 p.m. For more information, follow the team's Instagram.
Jan 24, 2018 Christina Arrechavala
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Within the specified timeline (i.e. 14 days from date of purchase) please contact Classic Quilts by emailing info@classicquiltsdubai.com or calling the store at +9714 3497 943 and raise a refund/exchange claim. The team, on checking and verifying your claim, will facilitate a refund by adjusting your transaction via the method in which you have made the payment. Please allow for up to 45 days for the refund transfer to be completed.
The cost of sending back the item to the store will be borne by the customer.
Please note that sale items and personalised items are excluded from this policy and can not be returned unless faulty or damaged.
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When it comes to creating a full estate plan, one of your questions is likely whether or not you need a trust. The answer is often yes, and that may surprise you.
Many people think of trusts as something for only the very wealthy, but the truth is even those with a more moderate net worth should consider having a trust. If you own real estate and other assets, it's even more important to consider a trust.
A trust can also give you more control over your assets. If you have very specific wishes regarding the distribution of assets or are concerned about taxes, a trust can help protect you and ensure everything is distributed the way you want.
There are a range of different trusts to choose from, which is why working with an attorney is so important.
These are just a few of the common trusts you may want to consider. It is important to understand the differences and work with an experienced lawyer who can help you determine what is best for your needs.
Remember, trusts are not just for the wealthiest individuals. According to CNN Money, anyone with a net worth of $100,000 should consider a trust. That is far from the only consideration, but it is something to keep in mind as you begin to explore your options. And remember, if you are on the fence, it can't hurt to learn more.


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Tabaran is a studio album credited to Not Drowning, Waving and the Musicians of Rabaul, Papua New Guinea featuring Telek, released in 1990. At the ARIA Music Awards of 1992, the album was nominated for the ARIA Award for Best Indigenous Release.

Track listing
 "Tabaran" – 5:02
 "The Kiap Song" – 4:30
 "Pila Pila" – 2:21
 "Sing Sing" – 4:47
 "Rain" – 3:50
 "Feast" – 2:30
 "Boys On the Beach" – 0:54
 "Blackwater" – 5:50
 "Abebe" – 2:28
 "Lapun Man" – 3:20
 "Up in the Mountains" – 5:19
 "Azehe" – 2:20
 "Call Across the Highlands" – 2:21
 "Funeral Chant" – 3:25

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The meaning is said to be burnt storehouse.


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From its humble but stylish beginnings as a simple roadster based on family car mechanicals, to the technically advanced 205-mph wonder that is the modern ZR-1; Chevrolet's Corvette has captured the hearts, minds, and wallets of the American car buying public. The Petersen Automotive Museum will celebrate the 60th anniversary of this symbol of American freedom, pride, ingenuity, and performance in March 2013, kicking off a year of celebrations throughout the automotive community.
"The Corvette's status transcends automotive culture. It is instantly recognizable worldwide as an American icon, "emphasizes Petersen Executive Director Buddy Pepp.
A dinner and cocktail hour will start the celebration on Friday, March 1. Included in the evening's festivities will be a memorabilia auction and a panel discussion with special guests from the Corvette's illustrious past. The big excitement will come on Saturday, March 2, when the Petersen will fill its 500-car parking structure with Corvettes of all eras for the Corvette Day car show. An exhibit of Corvettes will also be on display inside the museum, highlighting some of the most interesting Corvettes in Chevrolet's history.
Proceeds from activities will go toward supporting the Petersen Automotive Museum's educational programming.
The Petersen Automotive Museum Foundation is a non-profit 501(c)(3) charity. The Museum is located at 6060 Wilshire Boulevard (at Fairfax) in Los Angeles. Admission prices are $10 for general admission adults, $8 for seniors, $5 for military and students with ID, and $3 for children ages 5 to 12. Museum members and children under five are admitted free. Covered parking is available for $2 per half hour with an $8 maximum for Museum visitors. Museum hours are Tuesday through Sunday from 10am to 6pm. For general Museum information, call 323/930-CARS or visit the Museum's Web site at: www.petersen.org.


I started with the firm in March 2017 as a Paralegal working at the Llandudno office. I have recently begun my training contract with the firm.
I began my training at Aberystwyth University where I completed my Law degree and I continued my studies at the University of Law, Chester completing the Legal Practice Course in June 2016.