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China faces asset-bubble risk: central bank adviser
Posted on 19 Nov 2009 | Comments Off on China faces asset-bubble risk: central bank adviser
Low interest rates, weakening dollar, capital inflows add to dangers, he warns
China is among the emerging markets facing risks of property and commodity market bubbles, central bank adviser Fan Gang said, joining officials from the region in expressing concern about surging asset prices.
'The real risk is really asset bubbles,' Mr Fan, who heads the National Institute of Economic Research, said at a business conference in Hong Kong on Tuesday.
A 'Chinese asset bubble would be something very dangerous, that would cause the overheating' elsewhere as well, he said.
Low interest rates sustained by the US Federal Reserve, a weakening dollar and capital inflows to emerging markets have added to the dangers, Mr Fan said. He becomes the latest voice indicating that the seeds of the next financial crisis may be being laid in Asia in the wake of liquidity injections by the world's central banks.
'When there is too much money around looking for good opportunities and emerging markets are the only places where growth is happening, over liquidity will lead to asset bubbles in equities, real estate and commodities,' Mr Fan said. 'That's something we really need to watch.'
Emerging economies 'might overheat and experience financial turmoil', Bank of Japan governor Masaaki Shirakawa said in Tokyo on Nov 16.
Liu Mingkang, China's top-banking regulator, said the day before that low US interest rates and the dollar's depreciation present 'new, real and insurmountable risks to the recovery of the global economy'.
A 'double-digit' economic growth rate wouldn't be good for China, Mr Fan, the academic member of the People's Bank of China's monetary policy committee, told property developers at the Hong Kong conference. Gross domestic product (GDP) may be able to climb 8 per cent to 9 per cent next year, he also said.
China's government has encouraged a US$1.3 trillion credit boom this year, helping growth accelerate while at the same time aiding an 81 per cent climb in the Shanghai Composite Index of stocks.
China's economy grew 8.9 per cent in the third quarter from a year earlier, the fastest pace in a year, as stimulus spending and record lending growth helped the nation lead the world out of recession.
The median projection of economists surveyed by Bloomberg News is for GDP to jump more than 10 per cent in the final three months of 2009.
Mr Fan said that while the Chinese property market isn't 'crazy', there is excessive speculation. High savings are fuelling that speculation, Mr Fan said, urging consideration of taxes on luxury properties. Levies are important to balance demand, he said.
China's southern city of Shenzhen is 'a pioneer' by introducing a property tax, Mr Fan said. The average sale price of Shenzhen homes exceeded 20,000 yuan (S$4,050) a square metre in September, a record high, Huang Yu, executive vice-rector at China Index Academy, said at the same conference yesterday. In Beijing, the price was about 14,700 yuan a square metre, she said.
The academy compiles real estate data, including the China Real Estate Index System. 'In the next 10 years, there will be demand for 1.2 billion to 1.4 billion square metres of homes a year,' she said.
The total area of homes sold this year may reach 900 million square metres, from 600 million square metres in 2008.
Home prices in 70 major Chinese cities climbed 3.9 per cent from a year earlier in October, the most in 14 months, the government reported on Nov 10.
Consumer-price inflation isn't likely in coming months, with stable food prices providing a restraint, Mr Fan also said.
He said China must continue its stimulus measures in 2010 to sustain growth, even as he rejected the prospect of a double-dip slowdown in the expansion. The United States may see a renewed slump, he also said.
China should maintain a 'moderately loose' monetary policy next year as government stimulus wanes and private investment and external demand remain weak, the State Information Centre said on Nov 16.
Source : Business Times – 19 Nov 2009
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Personal jurisdiction is the power of a court to hear and rule on matters that bind a defendant based on the defendant's contact with the state where place where the court is located. Courts employ a specific test to determine whether personal jurisdiction exists in a particular case. In a recent case a Georgia appellate court considered personal jurisdiction in a personal injury case.
The case arose when a defendant made a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction. The plaintiff had fallen and died while a resident at a nursing home, which was a subsidiary of Drumm. His widow filed a personal injury action against the nursing home and seven other entities including Drumm as the nursing home's parent corporation. She alleged corporate negligence, ordinary negligence, violation of the Bill of Rights for Residents of Long-term Care Facilities, medical malpractice, fraud, and wrongful death.
Drumm answered and made a motion to dismiss for lack of personal jurisdiction, arguing it had no contacts with Georgia and that its subsidiary's actions could not be attributed to it. Personal jurisdiction over an out-of-state defendant depends on Georgia's long-arm statute.
The long-arm statute allows a Georgia court to exercise personal jurisdiction over a nonresident in a personal injury action in one of these four situations: (1) where the nonresident transacts business within Georgia, (2) commits certain torts within Georgia, (3) commits tortious injury in Georgia and regularly does business or engages in other persistent courses of conduct or derives significant revenue from goods and services rendered in Georgia; or (4) owns real property in Georgia.
In this case, the plaintiff had asserted jurisdiction under the first section, arguing Drumm transacted business within Georgia. A three-part test is applied to determine whether this first scenario applies.
"Transacting business" has occurred if (1) the nonresident purposefully did an act or consummated a transaction in Georgia, (2) if the cause of action arises out of that act or transaction, and (3) if exercising jurisdiction is fair and substantially just.
The first two factors are considered the "minimum contacts" portion of the test. The third factor is only considered if the first two are met.
Minimum contact does not require the nonresident's physical presence. Even one event can be enough to find minimum contact.
Drumm had presented an affidavit from the sole member and shareholder of Drumm. The vice president who signed the affidavit attested to Drumm as a Deleware entity and that no member of Drumm lived in Georgia. Drumm was merely an investor in a healthcare company, including the one that owned the nursing home at issue. However, Drugg had no offices or website in Georgia, nor solicited business there. Drumm did not actually own or operate a nursing home facility in Georgia. It did not have a direct ownership interest in Golden Living Center Rome, the nursing facility.
The plaintiff argued Drumm had minimum contacts because it paid franchise tax in Georgia and its vice presidents were somewhat involved in "healthcare operations."
The appellate court explained that the tax was insufficient. The Drumm officers whose responsibilities were in healthcare were working within Drumm, not dealing with the nursing home. The court explained that so long as a parent corporation and subsidiary keep separate and distinct corporate entities, the presence of one in a state cannot be attributed to the other.
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Board games get messy with squirting toilets, soggy dogs
Joseph Pisani, Associated Press
Published 5:03 pm CST, Tuesday, December 19, 2017
This Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017, photo shows the Soggy Doggy game from Ideal on display at the 2017 TTPM Holiday Showcase in New York. Soggy Doggy, by toymaker Spin Master, features a plastic dog in a bathtub that shakes water on players. less
This Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017, photo shows the Soggy Doggy game from Ideal on display at the 2017 TTPM Holiday Showcase in New York. Soggy Doggy, by toymaker Spin Master, features a plastic dog in a bathtub that ... more
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NEW YORK — Katie Cogliano has learned to keep the Toilet Trouble game her kids love on top of her fridge, out of their sight. Her 6-year-old and 8-year-old love to play with the potty-shaped toy — but for Cogliano, it can be a pain.
As part of the game, players take turns flushing a nearly 11-inch plastic toilet before water spits out, which is supposed to hit a player's face. But Cogliano's kids tend to dodge it, and water ends up on the floors or chairs. Cogliano likes that Toilet Trouble keeps her kids off their screens, so they're allowed to play it as long as there's a tablecloth over the dining room table. But when friends come over, it definitely does not come down from the fridge.
"They're not going to clean it up," says Cogliano, who works in corporate education and lives in New York. "That, I can tell you."
It's not just Toilet Trouble: Board games are getting messier as toy makers try to match the popularity of Pie Face, a game than flings whipped cream at faces. The latest entries, such as Toilet Trouble and Soggy Doggy, splash, spray or shake water onto players. Videos of players getting wet or smashed with whipped cream are popular on YouTube, Facebook or Instagram, and help to fuel sales.
"Kids like to get messy," says Richard Gottlieb, a consultant at Global Toy Experts. He says the games "gives them permission to act out a little bit."
Some parents say they don't mind wiping off whipped cream or water spills so much because the games are entertaining enough to pull kids away from their iPads or video games.
"It's just pure, basic fun," says Brandi Reimers, who plays Pie Face with her family of four. They can go through half a tub of Cool Whip in an hour, says the stay-at-home mom from Nebraska City, Nebraska. But Pie Face is not that sloppy, she says, just some stickiness on their skin and dribbles of Cool Whip if it starts to melt.
What she likes about the game is that it requires no skill or strategy: Each player puts their head on a mask and take turns turning a handle until one of them gets smashed. Unlike other board games, there is no arguing between her 8- and 9-year-old sons over who cheated, she says. "It's just fun and you laugh."
Made by Hasbro, Pie Face became a hit after it was released in 2015. There are now several versions, including one that's 3 feet tall. Pie Face also helped launch a new category of games for Hasbro, says Jonathan Berkowitz, who oversees the company's portfolio of games, including Monopoly and Operation.
Hasbro followed Pie Face with Toilet Trouble this year. That was also a hit: Hasbro attributed a jump in revenue during the first three months of the year to Toilet Trouble. Another game, called Egged On, has players filling plastic eggs with water that are then cracked over a person's head. More of these types of games will come next year, says Berkowitz.
The games can become viral sensations online, and kids who see videos or pictures of people getting wet or hit with whipped cream then ask for the games.
"I call them social toys because it's a toy that you have to take a picture," says Jim Silver, the editor-in-chief of toy review website TTPM. "It's the social channels that are driving the great sales."
Toy maker Spin Master, whose best-known brand is the egg-hatching Hatchimals, rushed to release Soggy Doggy in time for the holidays, says Francesco Lercari, a vice president of marketing at the company. Soggy Doggy features a dog in a bathtub that's filled with water. Players turn a faucet and the dog shakes quickly at one point, splashing water off of its rubbery fur. The game was on several hot holiday toy lists and was a best-seller on Amazon.com.
When Marilani Alt brought Soggy Doggy to her parents' home for Thanksgiving, there was less love for it: She and her 4-year-old son were asked to play on the tiled kitchen floor.
"It gets you a little wet," says Alt, a legal assistant who lives in Arlington, Virginia. "It's like walking by a sprinkler."
She was happy the game was able to keep the attention of her son. Other board games, without shaky dogs and splashing water, might seem dull in comparison, she says. "I don't know if I can play Candy Land with him at this point."


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Shubman Gill has an aggregate of 341 runs in the ongoing U-19 World Cup 2018.
India U19 batsman – Shubman Gill paved the way for theU19 boys to the final of the ICC Cricket World cup 2018 by playing a masterstroke of 102* run in the semifinal against Pakistan on Tuesday. So far in the ICC event, Shubman, who is a fan of the dashing batsman Virat Kohli, has scored 341 runs in four innings at an astounding average of 170.5.
This is not the first time when he made headlines for his superb show with the bat, as Shubman Gill also became the first batsman to score a century in the ongoing World Cup 2018.
Recently, the 18-year-old Punjab-lad cracked a mouth-watering deal INR 1.8 crore with the Kolkata Knight Riders for his services in the IPL 2018.
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Q: Error code 0x80070057 when trying to reinstall Windows Didn't explain this very well so I'll try again
Trying a complete new install of Windows 10 on what appeared to be a dying laptop. However, when selecting the partition to install to, it tells me:
"Windows could not format a partition on disk 0. The error occurred while preparing the computer's system volume. Error code: 0x80070057." I'm trying to boot from a USB to install Windows 10.
I've only got Drive 0, which has two partitions. One is 500 MB and says it's 'System', the other is 931 GB and says it's 'Primary'.
Any advice? The laptop is five years old and I'm sure I'll be ordering a new one but I'd like to try and get this working anyway. It's a Dell Insoiron 7720. I've already tried deleting both partitions as suggested on the Microsoft website but the same error comes up.

A: It looks as though something is corrupted. If you are able to delete the partitions as described in here and still unable to install onto the unallocated space, it could be that your partition table is what is broken, or your HDD might be failing.
I would say try initializing the HDD and convert it to a GPT partition table. (Personal preference). From the windows install media do the following.

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Then you may have to reboot and try the install again.

If it still doesn't work I would recommend checking the disk for physical failure in some way (I can't think of what to use at the moment though) or try using a new HDD and see if you can install to it instead.

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CBS plays it low-key, with good reason
By Mike Purkey
It was billed as potentially the most exciting Masters in years, and when that happens, television first and foremost attempts to adhere to a phrase normally reserved for doctors: "First, do no harm."
It's especially true at the Masters, where CBS has held forth since 1956. The network's announcers are hushed and reverent – mostly at the behest of Augusta National – and CBS depends on its pictures to do most of the talking. Since Augusta National is easily the most picturesque major-championship course, it's a philosophy that lands safely in the middle of the green every time.
But sometimes that edict is briefly cast aside, seemingly at Verne Lundquist's hole: the par-3 16th. Sunday afternoon, when Jordan Spieth holed a 20-foot putt for birdie to tie Patrick Reed, Lundquist shouted, "Yes!"
That was a signal to viewers that the game officially was on. Until then, CBS had tried to create a renewal of the rivalry between Reed and Rory McIlroy, who played each other in the leadoff singles at the 2016 Ryder Cup. When McIlroy faded from view, Spieth shot up the leaderboard and was 9 under for the day and briefly tied with Reed.
But when Spieth's tee shot at the 18th hit a tree and dropped down no more than 150 yards from the tee, Jim Nantz and Nick Faldo, who inhabit the 18th-hole tower, were rendered practically speechless. And they appeared to fall into mourning when Spieth's par putt narrowly missed.
CBS announcers couldn't summon much enthusiasm for Reed, appearing to prefer the story to have been McIlroy, Spieth or even Rickie Fowler, who made a birdie at the 18th to get within one shot of Reed. When Reed made par at the final hole to win, even the emotional Nantz gave Reed a fairly lukewarm, "Captain America captures Augusta."
Announcers at the Masters are hamstrung with what they can and cannot say. The crowd is the "patrons," the rough is the "second cut" (the fairway, presumably, is the first cut), and instead of front nine and back nine, it's "first nine" and "second nine," which kind of ruins the timeless phrase, "The Masters doesn't begin until the back nine on Sunday."
But there aren't enough rules to prevent Faldo from talking. Whether it's because he has three green jackets or because he knows every undulation at Augusta National, 18th-hole analyst Faldo seemed to dissect every hole with every other CBS announcer. Some would say that's too much Faldo, but that's up to individual taste.
As for the rest of CBS' announce team, the best addition has been Frank Nobilo, who covers the 11th and 12th holes. Nobilo, who hangs his hat at Golf Channel, was hired in 2015 to do a handful of events for CBS, including the Masters. Nobilo was his usual even-handed self at Augusta but clearly deferred to Faldo for any analysis of his holes or the players who were playing them, which is a shame because when Nobilo speaks, you know more about the game than you did before.
Technically speaking, there weren't any innovations CBS can use to enhance the broadcast, probably because the network isn't allowed to do so. Toptracer was used for the tee shots on Nos. 9, 10 and 15, but many of us are in the Curtis Strange camp who wish that Toptracer were available on every hole.
What viewers miss at the Masters are the club selections for the players. Because the Masters doesn't allow any media – even CBS – inside the ropes during play, there are no on-course commentators walking with the players. The yardage for almost every shot was provided, presumably by ShotLink, but viewers didn't know what club the players were using except for the par 3s, where someone on the tee fed that information to the CBS truck. Occasionally, Peter Kostis got the clubs for the second shot on his hole, the par-5 15th.
Since 2008, ESPN has broadcast the Thursday and Friday rounds, produced by CBS and with CBS announcers in the booths. ESPN's Scott Van Pelt, a Golf Channel alumnus, and the steady and knowledgeable Strange were the hosts. They were party to perhaps the most compelling pictures of the week.
The Par 3 Contest on Wednesday is broadcast live, and in this year's version, Jack Nicklaus' grandson, Gary Nicklaus Jr., known as G.T., made a hole-in-one on the ninth hole. The crowd erupted in one of the biggest roars of the week, and the elder Nicklaus erupted in tears.
Before and after each day's telecast, along with Monday through Wednesday before the tournament, Golf Channel's "Live From The Masters" filled five or six hours ahead and two hours beyond with a large cast of characters. The best of the bunch was Mike Tirico, who is in the NBC family after years at ESPN.
Tirico normally led the group that included Brandel Chamblee, David Duval and Justin Leonard and was the perfect facilitator, getting the ball to each of his teammates in equal measure, while smoothly and evenly keeping the hyperbole to a minimum, which can't be said for the other hosts.
Strangely, Chamblee and Nobilo were separated in the Golf Channel run-up to the network broadcast. Maybe Nobilo had to be present for meetings and rehearsal for his CBS gig, but when Chamblee and Nobilo are on the same set, the potential for something incendiary is ever present.
Perhaps they will save that for "Live From The U.S. Open," in June at Shinnecock Hills.
Mike Purkey has written about golf for more than 30 years for a number of publications, including Golf Magazine and Global Golf Post. He lives in Charlotte, N.C. Email: golfedit@gmail.com; Twitter: @mikepurkeygolf
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Purkey has been writing about all things golf for more than 30 years, working at the highest level at publications such as Golf Magazine and Global Golf Post. He is an avid golfer, with a handicap too low for his ability. Purkey lives in Charlotte, N.C. Email: golfedit@gmail.com
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Q: How do i set up local email delivery to send an email to my email address?     0 0 * * 6 /usr/sbin/chkrootkit 2>&1 | mail -s "chkrootkit Reports of my server" myemail@example.com

I already navigated to the /usr/sbin directory and ran chkrootkit using sudo. That produces an output which is fine. However, I tried running mail -s "Subject" myemail@example.com separately in the terminal and that does not send any email to my account. How  do i configure 'mail' to send an email to my email address?
I did a "whereis mail" command in the terminal and it yielded these results:
mail: /usr/bin/mail.mailutils /usr/bin/mail /usr/share/man/man1/mail.1.gz

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However, I tried running mail -s "Subject" myemail@example.com separately in the terminal and that does not send any email to my account.

Seems you've tagged Ubuntu for this issue. On your distribution of Ubuntu you will need to have mail installed (more specifically, mailutils). You'll end up with a smattering of MTA (mail transport agent) and MUA (mail user agent) packages.
Over all you'll want to apt install mailutils and run through the configuration prompts. Once you've completed the configuration, you should be able to mail -s "Subject" you@yourstuff.com. If you find that you still can't, let us know.
It would be helpful to know what specific Ubuntu distribution you are using, so we can better provide links to potential issues that may come up when you're installing. Additionally, please try to tailor your title to more accurately reflect the issue at hand - it seems you're having a problem with mail specifically, and not cron. This makes a big difference in getting eyes on your problem!


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I know I can turn it around - Wilkinson defiant as Grimsby Town continue to sink like a stone
Town now 20th in League Two following wins for Morecambe, Crewe, Forest Green Rovers, Barnet and Chesterfield
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Action from Grimsby Town's clash with Exeter City at Blundell Park. (Image: Jon Corken)
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Grimsby Town caretaker boss Paul Wilkinson was defiant in his assertion that he can still turn around the club's fortunes in League Two.
The Mariners endured a 14th game without a win on Saturday as they fell to a 1-0 defeat at home to Exeter City – their tenth loss during the dismal run.
A frantic end to the first half saw Jayden Stockley score the decisive goal from the spot, just a minute before JJ Hooper missed a penalty of his own.
Despite their latest defeat – and five of the six teams below before kick-off picking up wins to leave them six points above the relegation zone – Wilkinson remains unmoved in the confidence he places in his side.
"I know I can turn it around," Wilkinson said.
"Unfortunately we didn't come out on the right side of the result, but the guys were excellent on Saturday.
Is Paul Wilkinson the right man for the job?
"They responded really well, and my determination remains. As I've said, I started here, and I want to make this club go forward again and get on the right track.
"There's no easy fix, but I'm determined to make sure we get off this run and get moving forward again."
Town now find themselves in 20th in League Two following wins for Morecambe, Crewe, Forest Green Rovers, Barnet and Chesterfield.
The Spireites, who sit second-bottom, have now narrowed the gap on the Mariners to just six points, and still hold a game in-hand.
"That's going to happen, but it's about us," Wilkinson added.
"We can't rely on anybody else, we've got a lot of those teams to come here over the next few weeks.
"If we can perform as well as we did today, and we can turn one or two of the opportunities into goals, then we'll have every chance of taking points off them.
"We've got to keep going, there's no quick fix, and there's no easy way out of it.
"The only way you can get out of it is to keep working hard, keep working on the training ground, and we make sure we're organised and ready to go to Carlisle."
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Inchigeelagh (iriska: Inse Geimhleach) är en ort i republiken Irland.   Den ligger i grevskapet County Cork och provinsen Munster, i den sydvästra delen av landet,  km sydväst om huvudstaden Dublin. Inchigeelagh ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Inchigeelagh är platt österut, men västerut är den kuperad. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km söder om Inchigeelagh. Runt Inchigeelagh är det ganska glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer. Närmaste större samhälle är Dunmanway,  km söder om Inchigeelagh. Trakten runt Inchigeelagh består i huvudsak av gräsmarker.

Kustklimat råder i trakten. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juni, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är mars, med  °C.

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Commonwealth Brewery Limited (CBL) and Heineken recently held its first forum on responsible consumption in partnership with the University of The Bahamas (UB). Building on the great momentum of Heineken's worldwide "When You Drive, Never Drink" campaign, which was launched in 2017, the forum aimed to focus on the issue of drinking and driving. The forum featured a well-rounded group of panelists, including Adrian Wildgoose, Heineken brand manager for CBL; Dwayne Bethell, Royal Bahamas Police Force director of the UB Alumni Association; Phyllis Symonette, UB student and Glen Miller, UB campus police.
"As an industry leader, the Heineken company wants to ensure that beer consumption has a positive role in society and we want to enforce the message that alcohol should be sold and promoted responsibly, and not be consumed by those driving," said Wildgoose. He also stated that Heineken initiated this strategic partnership with the University of The Bahamas to not only spread awareness on the dangers of drinking and driving in The Bahamas, but to also devise solutions on how to ensure when persons drink, they do not drive.
As a world-renowned brand, Heineken will continue its plight to promote responsible consumption and its campaign, "When You Drive, Never Drink" will remain at the forefront of its major initiatives as a company. Heineken is distributed in The Bahamas by Commonwealth Brewery Ltd.


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UNITED EMPIRE
FINISH HOLD
Oscutter, Robinson Special (Corkscrew Kick), Hidden Blade, Storm Breaker
THE AERIAL ASSASSIN
@WillOspreay
Will Ospreay was once the most popular member of NJPW's junior heavyweight division. After betraying his friend and mentor and moving to the heavyweight ranks, the arrogant Assassin now seeks a new path in the new faction that is THE EMPIRE.
After impressing Kazuchika Okada during a match in the UK, the young Ospreay was hand picked to join CHAOS in the spring of 2016. Ospreay went on to win Best of the Super Jr. on his first attempt, a tournament he won once more in 2019 along with three IWGP Jr. Heavyweight Championships and the NEVER Openweight Championship, before winning the British Heavyweight Championship in February 2020 and transitioning to heavyweight.
For all his achievements, Ospreay had never beaten 'big brother' Okada and was driven to do so when he returned to Japan in the wake of the global pandemic. Facing Okada in the G1 Climax, he enlisted girlfriend Bea Priestley and the returning Great-O-Khan to attack Okada and grant him victory. Promising to end Okada's legacy, Ospreay formed THE EMPIRE and challenged the Rainmaker to a match on January 4 2021 at Wrestle Kingdom. The match was a classic battle, but one Ospreay lost; it's only a matter of time before Will and THE EMPIRE strike back.
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Tried everything. Everything sensible on here. Various from the doctor. Nothing helped. Five months of problems.
So my remedy is to get your teeth checked out.
Try "Black Walnut" from Natures Sunshine. I have Hashimotos Thyroiditis and I have learned my hives come during the warmer months. I read on a site that black Walnut could help so I tried it. It did WORK!!! In the spring and summer months I take 2 capsules in the morning and two around 3 or 4 pm. This herbal supplements has helped me tremendously and I hope it will work for you.


Music on the Hill, Friday 6 November, Red Hill Pavilion, doors open 7pm.
Suzannah Espie, The Yearlings, Chris Commerford SOLD OUT!
Suzannah Espie is touring her brand new critically acclaimed album Mother's Not Feeling Herself Today, a collection of songs about her experience of motherhood. She will be joined at MOTH by guitarist Sean McMahon.
"Suzannah Espie is one of Australia's most enchanting artists" JB Hi-Fi Stack Mag.
South Australians Robyn Chalken and Chris Parkinson are The Yearlings. They play a unique brand of Australian alt. country, steeped in Americana traditions. Brooding ballads, rolling roots and haunting harmonies.
Dark and sparse, yet full to the brim with imagery and atmosphere. With Parkinson's signature guitar tones and Chalklen's hypnotic prose they deliver their tunes with a confidence that carries an addictive fragility.
Their fifth studio album All The Wandering ended up on many 2014 albums of the year lists.
"This is the record I've been waiting for." Marty Jones, Rhythms Magazine.
Local singer songwriter Chris Commerford will open the night at 7.30pm.
© 2019 Music On The Hill. All Rights Reserved.


Go figure: You spend your life on the East Coast, study at UMass Amherst, work in Boston for a while post-graduation, and then make the jump to Los Angeles to get your film and television career underway — only to get back on a plane because the first movie you get cast for is being filmed in Massachusetts.
That's what happened to Katie Henoch '13, who made her debut this spring in Chappaquiddick, which tells the murky saga of the Ted Kennedy car accident that cost Mary Jo Kopechne her life in 1969. Henoch plays Suzy Tannenbaum, who, along with Kopechne, was one of the Boiler Room Girls who worked on Bobby Kennedy's campaign prior to his assassination.
Now back in LA, Henoch has used the movie as a way to get an agent. She's been cast in several TV shows and is working with her sister and fellow actor Leah on producing her own series, hoping to tap into a hunger for new voices.
After graduating from UMass Amherst, Henoch worked on the East Coast for a while, and she thinks it's her inclusion on an old Boston casting list that got her the Chappaquiddick gig.
Katie Henoch '13 in another scene from Chappaquiddick.
Henoch had moved to LA in 2015, and took on a temporary gig assisting casting director Felicia Fasano, doing table reads for House of Lies and assisting on casting for Pamela Adlon's show, Better Things. That job had wound down just as she was cast in Chappaquiddick, but she did approach Fasano when she returned to LA after filming it to ask for her help signing with an agent. Fasano did help; Henoch's got an agent and has since acted on Wrecked, a TBS show.
She's also collaborated with her sister on a series of shorts (fellow UMass Amherst alumna Julia Piker's doing their music, she said). Hollywood is looking for stories and work driven by women — she noted that producer Paul Feig (Freaks and Geeks, Bridesmaids), for example, has launched Powderkeg, a digital content company aiming to showcase women and other underserved voices.
Henoch and her sister are writing and producing partners and their shorts "are based on our sister relationship. We're somewhat co-dependent," she laughed.
With a father who is a director of photography and a mother who is a dancer and dance teacher, Henoch knew early on the performing arts would be her world.
At UMass Amherst, Henoch found a community and artistic growth doing improv and working in the Department of Theater. She appreciated the broad-strokes approach of the undergrad major despite her ever-present goal of being a performer.
She has fond memories of being part of the cast of Scarcity, a mainstage production in the Curtain Theater. "It was such a joy to get to act with them," she said.
"It was my first foray into producing my own work," she said, and imparted upon her the importance of a good work ethic and a sense of professionalism that she still draws on.
"You have to be strategic, you have to be smart," she said. For example, if you're working for a casting director, as she did, use that to learn what makes for a successful audition, to get your name in front of people, and to build a network.


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Q: What is the time complexity of the below program? Program to reverse a string.I think it's complexity is O(n/2)enter image description here

A: Yes, the loop takes n/2 steps. However, time complexity is still O(n).

A: It is indeed O(n/2), which is the same as O(n), since constant factor doesn't matter in big O notation.
Note that in C this is not bounded by the loop but by the function strlen, which is O(n).

A: It is actually O(n) as big o measures only "the big picture" -> the code depends only on the length of a string. More detailed answer could be found here

A: To be honest, every time you see that O(n/2) you need to convince yourself that is O(n)


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Book calling Holocaust a hoax to hit book stores in Iceland in time for Christmas
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(JTA) — An Icelandic company has plunged the country's publishing industry into a debate about censorship with its plan to publish a 1976 book that argues the Holocaust is a hoax.
The book, an Icelandic-language translation of "The Hoax of the Twentieth Century: The Case Against the Presumed Extermination of European Jewry" by Arthur Butz, is being advertised online ahead of its launch in the coming weeks, in time for the Christmas shopping period, the news site Visir reported Wednesday.
Separately, the city of Malmo in Sweden last week suspended its ties to an association called the Arab Book Fair, which puts on events across Europe. The suspension follows the flagging of anti-Semitic literature at previous fairs and on the fair's website, the Simon Wiesenthal Center wrote in a statement.
Denying the Holocaust is not illegal in Iceland, but the Association of Icelandic Book Publishers has the means to intervene to stop the book's sales, Visir reported. However, the head of that organization told the news site he is not inclined to do so.
"One of the cornerstones on which book publishing here and elsewhere is based is freedom of the press and expression," Heiðar Ingi Svansson said. He called this "a basic premise."


It is the policy of Roma International to maintain the high quality of its service and products.
Our goal is to deliver products and related services. Which exceed the expectations of our customers.
All products and services will comply with customers' requirements. This will be done by maintaining a close relationship with customers and by encouraging good communication.
Providing a framework for establishing and reviewing management and quality objectives.
Communicate the policies and procedures within the organisation.
Providing training and development of employees and using best practices.
Obtaining customer feedback and continually improve processes to suit the organisations needs. Improve effectiveness of the Quality Management System in accordance to ISO 9001:2008.


Having good boundaries means being able to say no when you need to.
This episode is inspired by my clients. When I work with people I give homework if they like. I have a really holistic view of professional organizing and saying no might be a part of homework. Also many coaching clients get this assignment.
It is also inspired by me because I am a recovering unable to say no addict. I serve as an example that you can do it!
Say no to one person, event, thing, item this week…. whatever you do NOT want to do!
Take it a little deeper. Can you figure out WHY you struggle to say no?
Know your triggers. What or who is it hard for you to say no to?
Practice the different ways you can say no and see what is most comfortable for you.
About Clearing the Clutter Inside & Out Clutter is stuck stagnant energy and prevents you from creating the life you choose, desire and deserve. We discuss clutter in all its forms: energetic, spiritual, emotional, mental & physical, relationships, health, finances and more. We share tips and take action steps for clutter free living and how to organize your life. We're thinking outside the box on areas where people might not realize where clutter is blocking them. When we remove clutter from our lives we can discover our passions, lead the extraordinary lives we are all meant to live and share our gifts with the world.


WalkAide wearer Debbie Gomez-Trost will be featured as a guest on the Montel Show on Tuesday, April 17th. Titled "Faces of MS", tomorrow's show will explore the personal stories of overcoming adversity by people battling multiple sclerosis. Montel was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1999 and is dedicated to raising awareness and looking for a cure.
A 42-year-old mother of triplets and former microbiologist with the Department of Agriculture, Debbie was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in June 2005. As a result of the disease, she suffers from paralysis in her arms and legs. She struggles just to walk, and she certainly couldn't keep up with her kids – Cole, Jacob, and Mackenzie – who were only 7-years-old when she was diagnosed. Now, two years later, while she still suffers from MS, Debbie is able to walk more normally and keep up with her triplets, thanks to the WalkAide.
Tune in tomorrow to see the rest of Debbie's inspirational story. Be sure to check your local listings for time and station.
To learn more about the upcoming "Faces of MS" show, visit The Montel Show, specifically this episode. You can also watch a preview of tomorrow's show by clicking here.


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Your team/Steven J. O'Melia/Biography
Steven J. O'Melia
Partner | Waterloo Region
somelia@millerthomson.com
Steve O'Melia focuses on municipal, planning/development, and expropriation law. Acting for both public and private sector clients, Steve frequently appears before municipal councils, committees, and administrative tribunals such as the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal. He has successfully represented clients before all levels of the Ontario Court on municipal law matters.
Steve is an LSO Certified Specialist in Municipal Law (Local Government/Land Use Planning and Development) and was appointed to the Law Society's Municipal Law Specialty Committee. He has been a course instructor in municipal law topics for Conestoga College and the Association of Municipal Managers, Clerks and Treasurers of Ontario (AMCTO). Steve contributes to municipal law publications and continuing legal education programs.
After beginning his legal career in the Toronto office of a large national law firm, Steve held increasingly senior in-house legal positions with local and regional municipalities in the Greater Toronto Area. Since his 2003 move to Waterloo Region to return to private practice, he has advised and represented numerous municipalities, school boards, conservation authorities, private companies, and individuals.
Steve was named to the 2014 through 2020 editions of The Best Lawyers in Canada for Municipal Law, and since 2014 has been ranked as "Consistently Recommended" for Property Development by Lexpert Canada.
Steve provides pragmatic advice and representation in a number of areas:
Municipal governance: Steve has provided counsel and representation to well over 30 municipalities over the course of his career and he has developed a keen appreciation for the larger public role of these clients.
School boards: Steve regularly acts for school boards on property, planning, education development charges, and other Education Act matters.
Land development: Steve has acted for private developers and property owners on a broad range of planning and development applications and issues.
Expropriations: Steve has acted for expropriating authorities, property owners, and tenants on numerous full and partial acquisition matters.
The Best Lawyers in Canada – Municipal Law, 2014-2023; Expropriation Law, 2021-2023; Commercial Leasing Law, 2021-2023; Administrative and Public Law, 2022-2023
The Canadian Legal Lexpert Directory, Property Development, 2014-2022
Certified Specialist, Municipal Law (Local Government/Land Use Planning and Development)
Past Member, Law Society of Ontario Municipal Law Specialty Committee
Associate Faculty Member, Conestoga College Municipal Law Clerk Program
Course Instructor, AMCTO Certification Program
Past Instructor, Law Society of Ontario Bar Admission Course
Inaugural Recipient, International Municipal Lawyers Association Canadian Scholarship
Past Member of the Executive, Canadian Bar Association, Municipal Law Section
Has appeared as counsel in more than 250 Local Planning Appeal Tribunal, formerly Ontario Municipal Board, proceedings
Counsel to the Regional Municipality of York Police Services Board at the Commission of Inquiry on Proceedings Involving Guy Paul Morin
Counsel to a number of municipalities, police and fire services at coroner's inquests
Successfully defended prominent municipal politicians in response to alleged violations of the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act and Municipal Elections Act
"Municipal Bonusing: What's Permitted and What's Not," 2006
"Changes Planned for the Ontario Municipal Board," 2005
"Municipal Election 2003: The 'Lame Duck' Period," 2003
"Municipalities and Their Growing Role in Assessment Litigation," 2003
"Freedom of Expression and Sign By-Laws in Canada—Where are We Now?" 2002
"Is the Writing on the Wall for Sign By-laws in Canada?" 2002
"Do Not Disturb: Expropriations and the Planning Approvals Process," 1997
"What is the Municipal Role? Responsibilities and Resources for Dealing with Contaminated Sites," 1996
"Municipal Regulation of Propane Storage Tanks: An Explosive Issue," 1995
"The Expert Witness," 1991
Past Vice Chair, City of Waterloo Committee of Adjustment
Director, K-W Habilitation Services
Past Vice Chair, Town of Markham Committee of Adjustment
Incorporating Lawyer and Founding Director, The Community Safety Village of York Region
Member, Canadian and Ontario Bar Associations
Member, Law Society of Ontario
Member, International Municipal Lawyers Association
Member, Ontario Expropriation Association
Past Trustee and Member, Waterloo Law Association
Ontario Bar, 1991
Mediation Program for Lawyers, Harvard Law School, 2001
LL.B., Queen's University, 1989
B.A. (Economics, Honours), Western University, 1986
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I landed and arrived outside Melbourne airport at 12:30am, on a cold night with 48 kilograms of baggage on me. I didn't know what to do and where to go, that being my first night on the lands of Oceania was no less than an adventure.
I had secured admission at Deakin University for trimester 2 but had to defer it to trimester 3 since my visa processing time took 90 days, which is very unusual. I was traveling a week before my orientation week from India, having booked a seat in Cathay Pacific flight which had a layover at Hong Kong for an hour. I boarded in at Mumbai. At the check-in counters my baggage exceeded the maximum allowable limit for a student - had carried heaps of snacks! Unfortunately, I was asked to leave some things behind.
Excited to travel to Australia, I fastened my seat belt and waited for dinner to be served. The dinner was served shortly and that's when I realised that I am a vegetarian and had forgotten to give my dietary requirements to the airlines while making the booking, thus, leaving me to feed on apple juice and peanuts. But the cabin crew was nice to get me bread with some butter.
After landing in Hong Kong I went to use the washroom to quickly freshen up and then started looking for the connecting flights departing terminal. I had spent quite a long time in washroom and was just left with 20 minutes for the next flight to depart. I enquired to customer service how far it was to the next terminal to which she replied a 20-minute walk. Freaking out, I tightened the straps of my back pack around my shoulders and took a sprint like I was being chased by the cops! I reached the terminal panting and catching my breath just 5 minutes before boarding closed.
Boarding the plane, I found my seat and kept all my belongings in the cabin space overhead and the seat pocket in front. I sat comfortably after consuming a couple of whiskeys. I landed at Melbourne airport 45 minutes late, collected my belongings and headed out of the plane.
As I reached the baggage collection area, I could see my bags from far on the conveyor since I had tied a glow-in-the-dark ribbon with a name/ address tag. Collecting my baggage, I saw a disabled person on wheelchair waiting for some airport staff to help claim and grab her bag. I helped her and moved ahead to immigration. Walking towards immigration, I realised that I didn't have my passport on me and remembered keeping it in the pocket of the front seat of the airplane.
I left my luggage with that lady and ran towards the arrival terminal where the flight stood. As I reached near, the flight security at the entrance tried stopping me, but I didn't bother to stop and explain, I dodged them finding my way towards the plane. I saw the Captain coming out and asked him if I could go inside and grab my passport and yes there it was in the pocket lying very safe.
I took my passport and saw the security waiting to collect me, apologizing for my behaviour I explained and requested them to excuse me. Considering me as a student they were kind enough to let me go. After immigration, I came out of the airport and noticed that I was late for my scheduled pick up from Deakin University.
I stood there clueless, with no network in my mobile. After a while, I walked back inside the airport, premises borrowed a cell phone, and called the pick-up agency asking if they could reschedule my pick-up. They told me that my pick-up had still not reached airport because of road works and would be there in 20 minutes.
So yeah, 20 minutes later a man came in looking for me and took me to the destination provided.
Carry a jacket in your cabin bag or keep it on top part of your check in baggage (best alternative - Wear it! Saves space and kilos).
Make sure you arrive a week before your O'Week to settle down and get acquainted with the vicinity.
Activate your international roaming pack until you have reached to your temporary accommodation – to contact the person who is going to pick you from outside the airport (to keep your family / friends / partner updated).
Book a flight that has a layover of more than an hour – gives you enough time to freshen up and walk towards the departing terminal of the connecting flight.
Book your travel or pick-up from airport in advance and make sure you have provided them with the correct address to your destination.
Keep your travel host informed in advance about your dietary preferences.
Keep your passport always on you.
Get started – Buy a Myki card which will enable you to travel in Victoria's public transport.
Open a bank account with any nearby bank of your choice. You will need your passport, visa and CoE.
Don't stress about the immigration process, they are there to validate your information and not to interrogate you.


A few weeks ago a friend and advisor of mine, Mark Gandy of G3CFO, asked me 5 questions on open book management. The interview can be found here.
This has always been an area of business that has really intrigued me. After completely opening up our books nearly five years ago, I thought I would share some more insights on my thoughts and experiences.
Let me start by saying that as a business owner, I have always shared a lot of information with my employees. While I did not always share the complete financials of the company, I was mostly open with the sales figures.
With that being said, the profitability of our company has improved drastically since developing an open book management approach in late 2011. The percentage going to our bottom line has improved EVERY year since 2011.
Thanks to Mark Gandy I began reading and studying a lot in 2011. The first book he gave me was The Danger Zone, Lost in the Growth Transition by Jerry Mills. If you are an entrepreneur, you should read the book.
As I read page after page, I began to realize that there are people out there like me–people that live the same kind of lifestyle and people who truly understand what an entrepreneur deals with day in and day out.
Owning and running a business is not for the faint at heart. It's not easy and frankly, it's not all that glamorous, especially early on in a business's life. If you are entrepreneur, you know what I am talking about.
After reading The Danger Zone I discovered that if I was going to continue to grow Pro Food Systems (PFS), I needed to take an aggressive approach to studying and learning. One book after another I was gaining valuable insight into changes I needed to make.
The Great Game of Business, Good To Great, Ownership Thinking, Mastering The Rockefeller Habits, The Big Book of Small Business, The No Complaining Rule, Topgrading, Simple Numbers Straight Talk & Big Profits, and the list goes on and on. The knowledge gained from these highly experienced authors was priceless.
I knew as PFS grew, I needed to do things much differently. I decided the first step was to formalize our mission statement, vision statement, and develop a solid set of core values. I didn't use a "cookie cutter" template. Instead, I put a lot of thought into my views and what had gotten us to where we were. I came up with the Happiness Rule which consisted of 13 core values that I expected everyone to live by.
At the same time I introduced the Core Values, I took the first step to open book management and assigned every general ledger (GL) code in our company to a particular individual. The point is to assign the line item to the person who can most directly impact it.
At the time, my Controller (the only Accounting Department I had) and I were the only ones trying to review and keep up with over 500 GL codes. I can honestly say that our Controller was not on board at first with open book approach. In many cases, it is the Accounting Department that holds owners hostage and they are more unwilling to share the numbers than the owner. Many times, the initial reaction from accounting is fear of job security.
To successfully implement open book management, the folks in your Accounting Department must have a great deal of self-confidence and understand the end goal. Looking back, I did not do a very good job of educating this individual.
If I had it all to do over again, I would require this person to read the same books I had read so perhaps they could share the same vision of a vibrant culture and a company where everyone knew the rules.
For entrepreneurs who see value in creating an open book management approach, don't think that you can open your books and expect major changes to occur. What you likely do not realize is that you don't know what your employees don't know.
I was extremely fortunate to grow up in a family that talked a lot about business. My parents owned a couple businesses as I was growing up and I was able to work in those businesses. My mother and father both had (and still have) great business minds.
Around the house and around the dinner table, we often talked about business. I went on to earn a degree in Business Management from Missouri State University. What's my point? I took all of this knowledge for granted and falsely assumed that everyone else knew about business. That was a huge mistake on my part.
To be successful with an open book management approach, you must be committed to TEACHING and EDUCATING everyone. Here's what I know today after conducting financial literacy sessions with every person we have hired in the last five years and everyone that is employed at PFS.
A very small percentage of people truly understand what it takes to make a business work. Everyone has a false impression of how much money business owners actually make. Even fewer people can explain the difference between profit and cash.
Most of the people I have hired in Accounting can explain the income statement, balance sheet, and cash flow statements. And NOBODY correctly answers the question about what percentage successful entrepreneurs pay for income taxes.
To be successful with open book management you MUST be committed to helping your entire company understand, as Jack Stack explains in The Great Game of Business, "the rules of the game". They have to understand how a business operates. Otherwise, it's like putting a bunch of fifth graders out on a football field and not explaining the rules and object of the game.
Collins even expands on this analogy by saying "you have to have the right people on the bus and in the right seats." For business owners, including myself, this means that in some cases you have to kick people off the bus, or encourage them to get off the bus, if they are not a fit.
Some people are simply not comfortable with making these tough decisions. I've even had people comment that "we've lost some good people." I couldn't agree more in most cases. We have undoubtedly lost good people over the years. However, over the past five years I firmly believe that we have not lost anyone that truly fits our PFS culture. This does not mean that they are not good people, because they are. However, they just didn't fit the team we are building.
Open Book Management, Just Do It!
I've always been a firm believer in the fact that most people come to work and want to do a good job. Yes, there are people out there who want to screw around and screw up in the process; don't hire those people.
If they are on your team right now, trade them for a better player. When you teach people about financial literacy, when you develop a common goal that everyone can rally around, when you make results visible, and when you focus on hiring the right people, results happen.
Is open book management easy? "Absolutely not". In fact, I believe creating the open book management framework and the mindset is far more difficult than running a business "traditionally". However, once you get the right combination of people and once you get these folks educated and focused on continuous learning, everyone is much happier. The side effect–results improve drastically!
Got questions on open book management? Got reservations on implementing an open book management approach? Give me a call or connect with me in LinkedIn. I'd be glad to answer a few questions and offer some assistance.
Shawn, glad to hear another open-book success story. When you provided this list of books you read, I was surprised you did not mention either of the two books John Case wrote on OBM, as he is the best writer on the topic and originated the phrase Open-Book Management.
We have helped over 400 companies implement OBM from large public companies like Southwest Airlines and Capital One to privately held companies, we have developed a time-tested approach to implementation.
While I am a fan of financial literacy, I don't think that is a good place to start. More information is available at http://www.openbookcoaching.com or if you or one of your readers would like to have a conversation, please email me at bill.fotsch@openbookcoaching.com.
Thanks for reading about PFSbrands and our open-book management success.
Congratulations on your success as an open-book management coach.
Like anything, I'm sure there are numerous ways to implement an open-book management system. I've read extensively on the topic and will continue to do so.
I approached open-book management several years ago and implemented it in such a way that made sense for my company. Like many entrepreneurs, my leadership style is sometimes "out of the box" and I rarely follow any one particular system. I read and study a lot about different methods and success stories and then craft a method that makes sense for our people and our culture.


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Use Me is an album by David Bromberg. It was released by Appleseed Recordings on July 12, 2011.

Most of the tracks on Use Me were written and produced by musical associates of Bromberg, who also perform the songs with him. These collaborating artists and bands are Dr. John, Vince Gill, Levon Helm, John Hiatt, Keb' Mo', Tim O'Brien, Linda Ronstadt, Los Lobos, Widespread Panic, and the Butcher Bros.

Critical reception

In Allmusic, Rick Anderson wrote, "Guitarist and fiddler David Bromberg is a legend in roots music circles, a genuine guitar virtuoso and session ace whose quirky mystique has been burnished by periodic withdrawals from the public eye... The aptly titled Use Me is the result of an unusual collaborative effort: Bromberg contacted some of his favorite songwriters... and asked them to write songs for him. The result is a completely entertaining and at times thrilling program of material in a wide variety of styles... Singing has never been Bromberg's strong suit, but over the years he has learned to make the most of his limited vocal instrument... There's a pervasive sense of mutual affection and musical respect throughout this album that makes it a pleasure to listen to even in those moments when its other elements don't quite come together perfectly."

In Roughstock, Stormy Lewis said, "David Bromberg is one of the most prolific and famous musicians that most people have never heard of. He spent most of the 1970's wandering the country with his musician friends, folks like Jerry Jeff Walker and George Harrison, leaving behind underexposed albums in his wake....  Use Me is an interesting album, that puts a spin on the idea of a "with friends" album. Instead of the traditional duets, Bromberg asked many of his friends to either select or write a song for him, and then produce the track on the album. The result is a diverse collection of songs that span the depth and breadth of the rough collection of styles that make up Americana.... Use Me is a cleverly crafted album that shows the breadth of David Bromberg's talent while allowing him to make music with a dozen of his friends. Over all, it is a solid collection of songs that make up an entertaining album. As can be expected, the quality of the track depends on the guest and the ease with which they can pull Bromberg into their chosen styles."

In Rolling Stone, Will Hermes wrote, "This former Bob Dylan sideman would like you to know he has other talented pals. Here he asks a bunch of them... to pen songs or pick covers, then join him in the studio.... If the most memorable songs here are the titular Bill Withers classic and his own 'Tongue' ('You best get your tongue out of my mouth / Because I'm kissing you goodbye!'), Bromberg still makes every track shine, like the A-list session man he's always been."

Writing in American Songwriter, Lynn Margolis said, "When David Bromberg decided it was time to once again climb out from behind his violin-store counter and back into the studio, he made a few phone calls.... Inspired by a suggestion from his wife, Bromberg went a step further and asked most of these artists to write a song for him, then produce him playing it.... Just about every track on here contains at least some A-list session players, all of whom easily hold their own against Bromberg's outsized guitar and dobro talents."

In Relix, Jeff Tamarkin wrote, "Use Me is a vastly more entertaining and exciting recording [than Bromberg's previous album, Try Me One More Time]. "Old Neighborhood" — with Widespread Panic — is full of swampy dueling guitars, while "Lookout Mountain Girl", with assistance from Vince Gill, is an update of the kind of acoustic brilliance that Bromberg cut his teeth on. Hell, he's even singing better than ever!"

In the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, John M. Gilbertson said, "On Hiatt's easy-strolling "Ride On Out a Ways", Los Lobos' Tex-Mex waltz "The Long Goodbye" and Vince Gill and Guy Clark's cheerfully two-stepping "Lookout Mountain Girl", Bromberg casually throws out riffs and licks that nevertheless stick. Even his singing, which is thinner and weaker than his other skills, expresses the charming nonchalance of a guy who never has to worry about the company he keeps."

Track listing
"Tongue" (David Bromberg) – 3:31
"Ride On Out a Ways" (John Hiatt) – 3:45
"Bring It With You When You Come" (Gus Cannon) – 3:39
"Blue Is Fallin'" (Tim O'Brien) – 4:08
"You Don't Wanna Make Me Mad" (Mac Rebennack) – 4:31
"Diggin' in the Deep Blue Sea" (Kevin Moore, Gary Nicholson) – 5:44
"The Long Goodbye" (David Hidalgo, Louie Pérez) – 3:32
"Old Neighborhood" (Michael Houser, John Bell, John Hermann, Dave Schools, Domingo Ortiz, Todd Nance) – 3:58
"It's Just a Matter of Time" (Brook Benton, Belford Hendricks, Clyde Otis) – 3:09
"Lookout Mountain Girl" (Vince Gill) – 3:53
"Use Me" (Bill Withers) – 6:28

Personnel

Musicians
"Tongue" – with Levon Helm
"Ride On Out a Ways" – with John Hiatt
"Bring It With You When You Come" – with Levon Helm
"Blue is Fallin'" – with Tim O'Brien
"You Don't Wanna Make Me Mad" – with Dr. John
"Diggin' in the Deep Blue Sea" – with Keb' Mo'
"The Long Goodbye" – with Los Lobos
"Old Neighborhood" – with Widespread Panic
"It's Just a Matter of Time"  – with Linda Ronstadt
"Lookout Mountain Girl" – with Vince Gill
"Use Me" – produced by the Butcher Bros.

Production
Producers: Each track was produced by the collaborating musical artist, except "Tongue" and "Bring It With You When You Come" which were produced by Larry Campbell.
Executive producers: David Bromberg, Mark McKenna
Recording and mixing: Marc Moss, except "Tongue" and "Bring It With You When You Come" recorded by Justin Guip, "Lookout Mountain Girl" recorded by Drew Bollman, and "Use Me" recorded and mixed by Phil Nicolo and Joe Nicolo
Mastering: Richard Dodd
Design: Christina Galbiati
Photos: Jim McGuire, Marc Moss, Good Footage Productions, Bob Taylor

References

2011 albums
Albums produced by Larry Campbell (musician)
David Bromberg albums


The VocalEyes survey investigates the information provided on the websites of 1,700 UK museums, covering access to the venue (directions or description of how to get to the venue; welcoming disabled visitors and assistance dogs) and access resources within the venue (Large Print (Arial 16 pt or larger); tactile maps; braille; audio- described tours and guides).
The charity said evidence shows that online access information is a key factor in the decision-making process for the 11.9 million potential disabled visitors in the UK, and that many will not visit if access information is absent.
However, while it found many good examples of museums' accessible information online, it also found many simply said they welcome guide dogs despite there being 2 million people living in the UK with visual impairments that it said 'deserve better access to information'.
Overall the report revealed a poor provision of access information on UK museum websites, with many appearing to take no steps to provide information for blind and partially sighted people in particular. As a result it said, these museums will be losing visitors, revenue and reputation, and are potentially in breach of the Equality Act 2010, that requires organisations to make reasonable adjustments to ensure that disabled people can access their buildings and services.
27% of UK museums provide no access information on their website for disabled visitors planning a visit.
Only 30% of UK museums provide information on their website that would be useful for a blind or partially-sighted visitor.
Only 18% of museums publicise labels or information for their exhibits in large print.
Only 10% of museums publicise live audio-described tours / handling sessions for blind and partially sighted visitors.
Only 5% are taking advantage of websites that provide detailed access audits such as DisabledGo.com and Euans' Guide.
The report, however, did highlight a range of museums across the country that offered resources and public programming include audio-described tours, handling sessions, Large Print and braille labels, tactile maps and drawings as well as trained staff to welcome, guide and support blind and partially sighted visitors.
"We hope that VocalEyes' report will serve as a catalyst for change, driving more museums across the country to facilitate access for all of their audiences," said John-Orna Ornstein, Director, Museums and South East, ACE.


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Annette Marie (Henry) Watson
By Editor | May 18, 2021
Annette "Net" Watson, 52, of Tipton, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Saturday, May 15, 2021.
She was born on Aug. 19, 1968 to her parents, James R. Henry and Brenda K. (Anderson) Henry.
Annette grew up and went to school in Tipton, graduating from Tipton High School in the Class of '86.
On Oct. 3, 1987, Annette married the love of her life, Wes Watson and the two shared almost 34 years together, raising three amazing children.
Annette was office manager for Watson LP. She worked side by side with her husband, enjoying a unique partnership every day. Wes and Annette did something that few married couples can do. They ran a successful business together! Their love for one another and their strong bond carried over to all aspects of life, and their marriage definitely was an inspiration to many.
Annette had many gifts. She was very encouraging to others and she strongly believed in leaving people better than how she found them! In all things, she allowed her faith to lead her! She was outgoing, friendly, and helpful! She loved wholeheartedly, without conditions! There was never any room for facades. With Annette you got the real deal 100% of the time! Because of her transparency, she was able to bring hope to so many through the sharing her life, her struggles and her victories, always giving God the glory!!!
Annette was active in Relay for Life, Heartland Great Banquet, and enjoyed hikes and traveling (Minnesota was her favorite place) with her family. To Annette, her husband, children, and grandchildren were the joy of her heart. She beamed with pride for each of them! Annette was one of a kind, and will be missed for so many reasons, whether it be her courageous spirit, her crazy laugh that could only come from her, or her generous heart; she has left us all with plenty of examples of how to press on and make a difference in the lives of others everyday. Just like she did!
Those left to carry on Annette's legacy of love are her husband, Wes Watson; parents, James and Brenda Henry; children, Nathan (Madi) Watson, Keegan Watson, and Holly Watson; grandchildren, Eisley Wat-son, Wynn Watson, and Copeland Watson; brother, Larry (Julie) Henry; mother-in-law, Sherry Watson; sister- in-law's, Tracy Cockrum and Sally (Phil) Berry; 17 nieces and nephews; several aunts and uncles; as well as an amazing group of committed friends, called "The Fiesta Sisters".
Annette was welcomed into Heaven by her grandparents, Russell and Blanche Anderson, James R. "Pete" Sr. and Rosemary Henry, William and Evelyn Huff, Roy and Velma Watson; father-in-law, Roy Watson; and lifelong best friend, Cheryl Bronson.
A celebration of life will be held at a later date.
Taylor & Cowan Funeral Home is honored to serve the Watson family in their time of need.
Memorial contributions can be made in Annette's honor to the Susan G. Komen Foundation as well as the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Please feel free to leave an online condolence or share a special memory of Annette with her family on her tribute wall.


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SALISBURY, Md. – The Salisbury University women's tennis team picked up a pair of Capital Athletic Conference victories on Sunday defeating Penn State University-Harrisburg and York College of Pennsylvania.
Playing singles first with rain expected to come in during the morning, Salisbury completed three matches outdoors for a 3-0 lead before the weather rolled in, forcing the completion of the match indoors.
While playing outside, freshman Sarah Dover picked up a win at No. 2 by a 6-1, 6-1 score while junior Kayla Allen closed out a 6-0, 6-0 victory at No. 4, and freshman Karlie Allen earned a 6-1, 6-1 win at No. 6.
The Sea Gulls led in two of the remaining three singles matches when moved to the Indoor Tennis Center with freshman Kathryn Allen getting the next point by a 6-0, 6-0 win at No. 5 singles before sophomore Laura Brown sealed the win for the Sea Gulls, claiming the No. 1 match 6-2, 6-2.
The final singles match went to the Lions (5-9, 0-3 CAC) with Elyse Mellott topping sophomore Ariana Leggio by a 6-4, 7-6 (7-5) score in the No. 3 match.
Salisbury (7-4, 3-0 CAC) swept the three doubles points to begin the match with junior Jordan Schaefer and sophomore Sydney Soto picking up an 8-0 win at No. 2 to get things started. Junior Annika Kezman and Brown won 8-3 at No. 1 before senior Taylor Cooper and Dover earned an 8-2 win at No. 3 to get the 3-0 lead.
Playing to a decision, Salisbury won the first three singles matches to finish the contest. Kezman picked up a 6-1, 6-3 win at No. 1 while Cooper and Soto closed things out with 6-1, 6-0 victories. Soto took the No. 3 match just moments before Cooper finished off the No. 2 match for the win over the Spartans (6-3, 1-2 CAC).
The Sea Gulls will be back on court on Saturday, April 6 at Southern Virginia University, continuing CAC play.


A high school student walks up to the desk and asks if there are any "picture programs" on the computers.
After a bit more questioning, I realize he's looking for a photo editor, like Photoshop. It turns out he was joining some online group, and needed an image for his avatar. He wanted to crop a picture of himself from his friend's myspace account, and use just the t-shirt he was wearing in that picture to be his avatar.
Unfortunately, my library doesn't have any kind of photo editing software on the public computers (not even MS Paint). Perhaps because of this, I've been paying attention to mentions of online photo editors, so I had something to offer this kid.
I personally have used Pixenate (or, PXN8) a couple times. It allows most of the basic photo editing functions, and doesn't require you to create an account to use it. This is what I showed the student, and we were able to save the photo from myspace to the harddrive, crop it accordingly, resize it, and upload the result as his avatar.
I like to think that this high school kid has new respect for the library as a high tech mecca, but since I need to tell this particular kid regularly not to swear in the library, "respect" might not be the right word.
LibrarianInBlack links to "10 Places to Find Free Images Online..."
I'm sure there are more out there, and that everyone has their favorite. I'm going to keep my eye on Splashup, and in the meantime stick with Pixenate for the simple stuff.
I just noticed a comment on one of the photographs. A patron recognized another patron's house, and forwarded him the link to our historical photograph. The second patron then uploaded a photograph of his house today to his flickr account, and linked the two together using comments.
That's great - that's exactly how libraries can enrich their collections and communities. We didn't really do anything, other than put our pictures out there (no real promotion or involvement after that). It was word-of-mouth between patrons that brought this about, and let the library be involved in their daily lives. Neat.
And for those looking for meaning in life: note the sign in the foreground of the "today" photograph.