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Don't Read The Latin! Episode 73: Cursed and Possessed Items!
0 Comments | This entry was posted on Feb 26 2018
If you think that those dolls are staring at you, or your reflection in that one mirror is just a little off, then you might need this Don't Read the Latin! Your hosts Jennifer and Rhias talk about their favorite cursed items, and a few of their least favorites. And watch out for that… lamp?
"Twilight Zone" Living Doll, 976-EVIL, Amityville: The Evil Escapes, Black Panther, Brainscan, Child's Play, Christine, Death Bed: The Bed That Eats, Dolls, Drag Me To Hell, Evil Dead, Fear.com, Friday the 13th [TV], Ghostbusters 2, Halloween (2018), Hellraiser, Horror Express, Hunting Grounds, Impulse, Laura, Lords of Salem, Monkey's Paw, Night of the Demon, Ninja 3: The Domination, Oculus, Rotten, Rubber, Runaways [TV], Stay Alive, Supergirl [TV], The Darkness, The Flash [TV], The Lift, The Mangler, The Possession, The Ring, The Ritual, The Shaft, The Walking Dead [TV], Trick or Treat, Under the Shadow, Unfriended, Wes Craven's New Nightmare, Wish Upon
DRtL Episode FIFTY: Our Top Fifty Favorite Horror Movies!
1 Comment | This entry was posted on Oct 10 2016
"Let's make this bullshit happen!"
" …. Is that going to be our new motto from now on? Actually, that might look good on stickers, now that I think about it."
So hey, check us out! Fifty episodes! That's kind of a lot! And to celebrate, we are counting down the TOP FIFTY HORROR MOVIES OF ALL TIME!
Okay, well, no. We're not going to pretend that we're being at all objective. What we're actually doing is our Our Top Fifty Favorite Horror Movies! You're actually getting more than fifty, because Jennifer and Michael have each brought their own lists, so listen in as they compare the movies they love the most. (Presented in chronological order, so as not to descend into complete chaos.) Just in time for you to figure out what you want to watch for Halloween!
All this and more, as Jen tells us about a recent unpleasant incident in a movie theater, a documentary on the murder of Kitty Genovese, and completely spoils the ending of "The Changeling!"
We also talk about movies we've seen recently, including Blair Witch. If you just want to skip directly ahead to the Top Fifty goodness, you will find it at the 27-minutes-and-15-seconds mark.
Hope you enjoy this one!
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28 Days Later, A Nightmare on Elm Street, A Tale of Two Sisters, Alien, American Horror Story [TV], Audition, Behind the Mask: The Rise of Leslie Vernon, Blair Witch, Bride of Frankenstein, Burnt Offerings, Candyman, Carrie (1976), Child's Play 2, Company of Wolves, Creature From the Black Lagoon, Creepshow, Critters, Cube, Dark Water, Event Horizon, Exorcist III, Frailty, Freddy vs. Jason, Fright Night (1985), Halloweentown, Hellraiser, Here Comes the Devil, Hocus Pocus, Honeymoon, I Walked With A Zombie, In the Mouth of Madness, It Follows, Just Desserts, Kairo, Lake Mungo, Late Phases, Let the Right One In, Let Us Prey, Lifeforce, Luke Cage [TV], Near Dark, Night of the Living Dead, Nightbreed, One Missed Call, Paperhouse, Phantasm, Pink Floyd's The Wall, Poltergeist, Pontypool, Pumpkinhead, Ravenous, Re-Animator, Rebecca, Resolution, Ringu, Session 9, Shadow of a Doubt, Shutter, Slither, Starman, Starry Eyes, Stir of Echoes, Stoker, Tales from the Crypt: Demon Knight, The Babadook, The Battery, The Changeling, The Company of Wolves, The Descent, The Descent 2, The Devil's Backbone, The Evil Dead, The Final Girls, The Fly, The Frighteners, The Haunting, The Innocents, The Lost Boys, The Loved Ones, The Mist, The Night of the Hunter, The Return of the Living Dead, The Ring, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, The Shining, The Spiral Staircase, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Thing, The Uninvited, Thesis, They Live, Thir13en Ghosts, Under the Skin, Wes Craven's New Nightmare, Whatever Happened to Baby Jane, You're Next
DRtL Episode 49: Japanese Horror!
2 Comments | This entry was posted on Sep 19 2016
Pay no attention to the creepy little girl in the corner whose long, wet black hair is covering her face — she's not bothering anyone, we're sure she'll be fine. We're back for our Japanese Horror episode! Tune in as we talk about the passing of Gene Wilder, and as we examine how things like the financial crisis Japan had in the 90s affected their horror movies, and the long shadow cast by the nuclear bomb while we talk about our favorite J-horror.
Bonus Features!
Podcasts mentioned by Jennifer:
My Favorite Murder
Creepy Japanese Comics Stories by Junji Ito (super, super weird — don't say we didn't warn you):
The Human Chair
Miscellaneous Links:
Jen's IMDb List of 2016 Horror Movies
Chris' Guide to Understanding Japanese Horror
Synthwave Further Listening for Fans of "Stranger Things"
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Audition, Battle Royale, Bride of Chucky, Come Back to Me, Crash, Dark Water, Demolition Man, Don't Breathe, Gojira, Hausu, High-Rise, Infection, Ju-On, Jungle Book (2016), Keanu, Lights Out, Noroi: The Curse, One Missed Call, Onibaba, Premonition, Pulse, Reincarnation, St. John's Wort, Starman, Stranger Things [TV], Suicide Club, Tetsuo: The Iron Man, The Happiness of the Katakuris, The Raid, The Ring, Three ... Extremes, Tomie, Uzumaki, Versus, Wild Zero
DRtL Episode 42: The Book Was Better!
1 Comment | This entry was posted on May 12 2016
"I've never seen the 50's Vincent Price version . . . or, now that I stop to think about it, I don't think I've seen the 60's version, either . . . and I'm not sure I saw I Am Legend . . . . "
"Oh, my God — move on!"
Welcome to our only slightly late episode! This time, we're exploring that strange territory where the silver screen and your local bookstore collide. That's right, this episode is all about horror movies based on books! Bad movies based on good novels, good movies based on bad novels, and everything in between. Did we miss any of your favorites? Let us know!
Worthy of Note: Hopefully you will notice a big improvement in the sound quality over previous episodes. We're trying a totally new audio set-up, and we think it sounds a lot better. Let us know what you think of that, too. We're still experimenting and learning, and after two years of doing this, we're finally making a little progress! Eventually, we catch on.
Speaking of which, also Worthy of Note — we've missed it by just a few days, but May 9th was the second anniversary of our very first episode! I know, we can't believe it, either! For those who have been with us from the beginning, thank you so much for listening and for your comments and support, and for telling your friends about us. For those of you just joining — welcome! Grab some popcorn and settle in, because we're not going to stop watching horror movies any time soon. See you in two weeks!
American Psycho, Audition, Audrey Rose, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Battle Royale, Bone Tomahawk, Burnt Offerings, Captain America: Civil War, Cemetery Man, Coraline, Daredevil [TV], Don't Look Now, Dr. Jekkyl and Mr. Hyde, Dracula, Dragonwyck, Duel, Eyes Without a Face, Flowers in the Attic, Found, Frankenstein, Hellraiser, I Am Legend, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Interview with the Vampire, Jennifer's Body, Jessica Jones [TV], Julia, Nightbreed, One Missed Call, Penny Dreadful [TV], Pontypool, Project Almanac, Psycho, Pulse, Rebecca, Relic, Secret Window, Silence of the Lambs, Somewhere in Time, Steven Universe [TV], Stir of Echoes, The Amityville Horror, The Birds, The Exorcist, The Exorcist III, The Guy Who Was In That Thing, The Haunting, The Hole, The Hunger, The Incredible Shrinking Man, The Innocents, The Invisible Man, The Island of Dr. Moreau, The Keep, The Legend of Hell House, The Other, The Ring, The Spiral Staircase, The Tenant, The Thing, The Thing From Another World, The Uninvited, The Wicker Man, The Witch, The Woman in Black, Top Gun, tWorld War Z, What Dreams May Come, What We Do in the Shadows, Who Can Kill a Child?, Willard, Witchfinder General
DRtL Episode 40: Southern Horror!
Welcome back, sugar — won't you set down for a spell? There you are, settle right in, bless your heart. Thank you so much for joining us for a little Southern hospitality as we sit by the fire and talk about Southern Horror!
We will also be talking about the related-but-slightly-separate Southern Gothic genre, which Tennessee Williams described as writing fiction that captures "an intuition, of an underlying dreadfulness in modern experience." Which is something we can all relate to, don't you think?
Join us as we break down our favorite horror films that take place deep in the American South, including some that could only tenuously be said to take place in the South, including one that we were just straight up completely wrong about. (Michael brings up The Others, which, in fact, takes place in freakin' England. DRtL regrets the error.)
Jennifer talks about her subscription to Horror Block, Nerd Block's horror box subscription that provides her with hand-selected toys, T-shirts, and more surprises every month. (We are not affiliated with this site — Jennifer is just a happy customer.) You can sign up for Horror Block here, if you are so inclined.
We mention "Mama," the original short film that Guillermo del Toro helped turn into a . . . well, sadly-inferior feature film. But the original hasn't lost any of its intensity. You can watch it here:
Michael makes fun of the "Look at me, I'm burning" line from Silent Hill, because — well, just watch:
Finally, courtesy of Jim Cartwright, we have this article that's right up our allery: Report: Leading Cause Of Death Still Venturing Beyond The Pines.
10 Cloverfield Lane, A Haunting in Connecticut 2: Ghosts of Georgia, A Streetcar Named Desire, All the Boys Love Mandy Lane, American Gothic [TV], An American Haunting, Angel Heart, Baby Doll, Batman v Superman, Body Snatchers (1993), Bone Tomahawk, Bubba-Ho-Tep, Candyman 2: Farewell to the Flesh, Cape Fear, Carrie (1976), Cat People (1982), Creepshow, Cube, Dead Birds, Dead Man, Excision, Frailty, Fright Night 2, Frog-g-g!, Frogs, From Dusk Till Dawn, Green Room, Grimm Prairie Tales, He Never Died, House, House 2: The Second Story, I Know What You Did Last Summer, Interview with the Vampire, Jeepers Creepers, Jessabelle, Jug Face, Kairo, Let's Scare Jessica to Death, Mama, Maximum Overdrive, Near Dark, Night of the Hunter, Night of the Living Dead, No Country for Old Men, Pumpkinhead, Ravenous, Regression, Return of the Living Dead, Silent Hill, Skeleton Key, Slither, Something Wicked This Way Comes, Spotlight, Suddenly Last Summer, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, The Bad Seed, The Beyond, The Blob (1988), The Descent, The Devil's Rejects, The Girl in the Photograph, The Hills Have Eyes, The Mothman Prophecies, The Others, The Reflecting Skin, The Revenant, The Ring, The Sixth Sense, The Town that Dreaded Sundown, Thesis, Tideland, Tremors, True Detective [TV], Tucker And Dale Versus Evil, Tucker and Dale vs. Evil, Uncaged, Visions, Wrong Turn
DRtL Episode 28: Comfort Movies!
You know what we're talking about — you're home for a sick day, or maybe you've just straight-up run out of fucks. In either case, it's time to crash on the couch with a pint of ice cream. Or maybe not — maybe it's just time to try to get something done around the house that you've been putting off, like tackling that mountain of laundry, and you just want a movie to put on that won't demand your full attention.
However it goes, you reach for a comfort movie — something you've already seen a zillion times, but just don't get tired of. The cinematic equivalent of comfort food. A big ol' audio-visual bowl of macaroni and cheese. Maybe with the emphasis on "cheese." (As such, this episode sometimes strays way, way far out of strict horror movie territory. We promise you'll be entertained anyway.)
We are joined this time by the always-charming Jillian Venters, the Lady of the Manners herself, from Gothic Charm School!
30 Days of Night, Addams Family Values, After the Thin Man, Ant-Man, Auntie Mame, Beetlejuice, Betsy's Wedding, Big Night, Bride of Chucky, Cabin in the Woods, Carrie (1976), Charlie's Angels, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle, Creep, Critters, Dead Alive, Deep Blue Sea, Dracula (1992), Found, Freddy vs. Jason, Fright Night (1985), Fright Night (2011), Galaxy Quest, Gothic, Haunter, Hausu, Hellraiser, Hot Fuzz, House, Interview with the Vampire, It Follows, Jennifer's Body, Josie and the Pussycats, Jurassic, Labyrinth, Let Us Prey, Little Shop of Horrors, Lost Boys, Maniac, Marty, Meet the Feebles, Monkey Boy, Near Dark, Nightbreed, Notting Hill, Oscar, Phantom of the Opera (2004), Pontypool, Practical Magic, Queen of the Damned, Robot Monster, Rock and Rule, Sleepy Hollow, Stage Fright, Th13teen Ghosts, The 'Burbs, The Addams Family, The Den, The Fly (1986), The Impostors, The Muppet Movie, The Others, The Ring, The Uninvited, They Live, Unfriended, Vampire Academy, Victor Victoria, World, You've Got Mail
DRtL Episode 22: Curses and Premonitions!
Welcome back — finally — to Don't Read the Latin! We're back after something like a solid month of not-podcasting, so let's see if we still remember how to do this! We would have had this episode done much sooner, but we were delayed by Michael's illness and then Jennifer's surgery, almost as if we were …. cursed. Hmmm.
Anyway! Join us as we wax rhapsodic about It Follows, visit Jen's Documentary Corner, and talk about the renaissance of excellent synthesizer-based horror soundtracks we've been getting lately. (And, not coincidentally, talk about Jen's love of collecting movie soundtracks on vinyl.)
Music Bonus!
Here are a couple of links to the albums that Michael mentions this episode:
"Lost Themes," original music by John Carpenter
"Carpenter," a John Carpenter tribute album
That second one is pay-what-you-want over at Bandcamp, so definitely check both of them out for retro synth-y goodness.
Shout-Outs!
There are a couple of listeners we wanted to thank — first of all, thanks to commenter Kylie for her suggestion of Noroi: The Curse, which Michael watched based on her recommendation. Fun movie!
Secondly, many thanks to the listener who ran into Michael at Emerald City Comicon and told him this was her favorite podcast! Very, very cool. You made our month. (He didn't catch your name, though! Let us know who you are!)
American Werewolf in London, Back Issues: The Hustler Magazine Story, Banshee Chapter, Cat People (1942), Crooklyn, Don't Look Now, Drag Me To Hell, Filthy Gorgeous: The Bob Guccione Story, Final Destination, Final Destination 2, Halloween, I Heart Monster Movies, I Walked With A Zombie, It Follows, Ju-on: The Grudge, Knights of Badassdom, Ladyhawke, Lords of Salem, Lost Souls: The Doomed Journey of Richard Stanley and the Island of Dr. Moreau, My Bloody Valentine, Night of the Demon, Noroi: The Curse, One Missed Call, Only Lovers Left Alive, Paranormal Activity: The Marked Ones, ParaNorman, Poltergeist, Premonition, Prince of Darkness, Shutter, Spring, Stir of Echoes, The Brass Teapot, The Dead Zone, The Gravedancers, The Guest, The Innkeepers, The Island of Dr. Moreau, The Jinx, The Mothman Prophecies, The Premonition, The Ring, The Shining, The Thing, The Town that Dreaded Sundown, The Wolf Man, The Woman in Black, Thinner, Unfriended, Uzumaki
Episode Fifteen: Hauntings!
1 Comment | This entry was posted on Dec 22 2014
It's almost Christmas, and you know what that means — ghost stories! (Well, according to Charles Dickens, anyway.)
We already covered Haunted Houses back in Episode Nine, but this time we're getting out of the house and exploring haunted apartment buildings, orphanages, and more! Remember, kids, ghosts can strike anywhere at any time. Happy Holidays!
1408, Becoming Chaz, Black Mirror, Bound by Flesh, Brainstorm, Bridgend, Dark Water, Devil Doll (MST3K), Dune, Ghostwatch, Haunted, Hausu, Inner Senses, Jodorowski's Dune, Kairo (Pulse), Kissed, Lake Mungo, Midnight Ballad for Ghost Theater, Motivational Growth, Nekromantik, Oculus, Planet of the Vampires, Possession, Public Speaking, Ringu, Scanners, Shutter, Sigaw, Starry Eyes, Taxi Driver, The Awakening, The Den, The Device, The Devil's Backbone, The Echo, The Eye, The Fades, The Frighteners, The Grudge, The Guest, The Innkeepers, The Invoking, The Lady in White, The Messengers, The Orphanage, The Ring, The Shining, The Skeleton Key, The Strain, The Young Poisoner's Handbook, Thir13en Ghosts, Trancers, Webcam, Weekend at Bernie's, Wind Chill
Episode Fourteen: Remakes!
0 Comments | This entry was posted on Dec 06 2014
Whether you love them or hate them, the horror remake is here to stay. (Hollywood loves to feast on its own dead.) Join Jennifer and Michael as they delve into the best, the worst, and the most completely pointless.
A Nightmare on Elm Street, As Above So Below, Beauty and the Beast, Blue Ruin, Cabin Fever, Cape Fear, Carrie (1976), Cat People (1982), Citadel, Cobalt [TV Movie], Dark Water, Dawn of the Dead, Double Indemnity, Dracula, Dracula Untold, Dreamcatcher, Earth Girls Are Easy, Evil Dead (2013), Freddy vs. Jason, Friday the 13th, Fright Night (2011), Grim Prairie Tales, High Plains Drifter, House of Wax (2005), House on Haunted Hill, Insidious, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Jessabelle, Leprechaun, Maniac, Mockingbird, Mother's Day, Night of the Living Dead, Nightbreed, Oculus, Ouija, Paranormal Activity, Poltergeist (2015), Primer, Psycho, Pulse, Ring, River's Edge, Shadow of a Doubt, Shutter (2004), Shutter (2008), Silent House, Snowpiercer, Starry Eyes, Stoker, The Amityville Horror, The Babadook, The Battery, The Blob, The Brood, The Conjuring, The Fly, The Fog, The Grudge, The Guest, The Haunting, The Last House on the Left (1972), The Last House on the Left (2009), The Night of the Hunter, The Omen, The Quick and the Dead, The Ring, The Sci-Fi Boys, The Shining [TV Mini-Series], The Silence of the Lambs, The Spiral Staircase, The Thing, The Walking Dead [TV], Them, Thir13en Ghosts, What Ever Happened to Baby Jane?, Willard


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Firearm carrying and concurrent substance use behaviours in a community-based sample of emerging adults
Robert N. Buschmann, John D. Prochaska, Jacques G. Baillargeon, Jeff R. Temple
Center for Addiction Research
Introduction This paper examines associations between high-risk gun carrying and substance use in emerging adults (ages 18-22). The coexistence of these high-risk behaviours in a general population of emerging adults can have disastrous consequences. Methods Dating it Safe is an ongoing longitudinal (2010-2016) survey of emerging adults recruited from seven high schools in five south-east Texas-area school districts (current sample n=684). Multiple logistic regression modelling was used to examine the association between past-year use of legal and illegal substances and past-year firearm carrying for a reason other than sport or hunting. Results 6% of emerging adults carried firearms in the past year, with most (68%) carrying for protection. Use of cocaine, hallucinogens, methamphetamine, ecstasy and prescription medications in the past year, as well as episodic heavy drinking in the past month, was associated with increased risk of carrying a firearm (p<0.05 for all). After controlling for covariates, hallucinogens (OR 2.81, 95% CI 1.00 to 7.81), ecstasy (OR 3.66, 95% CI 1.32 to 10.14) and prescription medications (OR 2.85, 95% CI 1.22 to 6.68) remained associated with firearm carrying. Episodic heavy drinking was associated with firearm carrying, but only for those who had five or more episodes/month (OR 3.61, 95% CI 1.51 to 8.66). Conclusions In this community-based sample of emerging adults, firearm carrying, mostly for protection, was associated with a variety of past-year substance use behaviours. These findings extend previous research and suggest directions for further exploration of the clustering of high-risk behaviours in emerging adults.
Accepted/In press - Feb 13 2017
Buschmann, R. N., Prochaska, J. D., Baillargeon, J. G., & Temple, J. R. (Accepted/In press). Firearm carrying and concurrent substance use behaviours in a community-based sample of emerging adults. Injury Prevention. https://doi.org/10.1136/injuryprev-2016-042220
Firearm carrying and concurrent substance use behaviours in a community-based sample of emerging adults. / Buschmann, Robert N.; Prochaska, John D.; Baillargeon, Jacques G.; Temple, Jeff R.
In: Injury Prevention, 13.02.2017.
Buschmann, RN, Prochaska, JD, Baillargeon, JG & Temple, JR 2017, 'Firearm carrying and concurrent substance use behaviours in a community-based sample of emerging adults', Injury Prevention. https://doi.org/10.1136/injuryprev-2016-042220
Buschmann RN, Prochaska JD, Baillargeon JG, Temple JR. Firearm carrying and concurrent substance use behaviours in a community-based sample of emerging adults. Injury Prevention. 2017 Feb 13. https://doi.org/10.1136/injuryprev-2016-042220
Buschmann, Robert N. ; Prochaska, John D. ; Baillargeon, Jacques G. ; Temple, Jeff R. / Firearm carrying and concurrent substance use behaviours in a community-based sample of emerging adults. In: Injury Prevention. 2017.
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Continuation of Dating it Safe: A longitudinal study on teen dating violence

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Grabadores en el Peru; Bosquejo Historico 1574-1950. Con una Muestra de 130 Xilografias.
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Benzodiazepine dependence, toxicity, and abuse : a task force report of the American Psychiatric Association.
Chicano mental health : the case of Cristal : an evaluation of the Zavala County Mental Health Outreach Program ;; by Sally Jones Andrade ; with commentaries by Reymundo Rodríguez ... [et al.].
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Home Community University survey finds COVID-19 anxiety continues to climb as cases spike statewide
University survey finds COVID-19 anxiety continues to climb as cases spike statewide
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Tyler Johnson, [email protected] [PRESS RELEASE]
LARAMIE, WYOMING (November 6, 2020) – Wyoming residents are again reporting more anxiety about the spread of COVID-19 in the state, according to a new survey by the University of Wyoming's Wyoming Survey and Analysis Center (WYSAC).
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The survey was conducted Monday, Nov. 2, as cases continued to see record highs statewide.
Almost half of Wyomingites say they're very or fairly anxious about the spread of COVID-19 in the state, an increase of 8 percentage points from October and an increase of 15 percentage points from September. Another 24 percent say they are somewhat anxious about the spread in Wyoming. Just over 30 percent of Wyoming residents say they are not at all anxious about the spread in Wyoming, a decrease of 11 percentage points since October.
While 44 percent say the worst is yet to come in the United States, 50 percent say the worst is yet to come here in Wyoming — an increase of 11 percentage points since October and 21 percentage points since September.
"Anxiety about the spread of COVID-19 in Wyoming has returned to levels not seen since March," says Brian Harnisch, senior research scientist in charge of the project at WYSAC. "At the same time, we see just over two-thirds of Wyomingites now reporting that they are wearing a mask in indoor public places all or most of the time. Other research has shown that this number is still likely the lowest in the nation."
The survey is the 10th of multiple surveys WYSAC is conducting to measure public opinion on a number of topics related to COVID-19. A total of 465 Wyoming residents participated in the survey representing all Wyoming counties, with a margin of error of plus or minus 4.5 percentage points.
Other findings from the latest survey:
Over 60 percent of Wyomingites now say they would strongly or somewhat support an ordinance requiring people in their community to wear face masks when visiting indoor public places. Thirty percent say they strongly or somewhat oppose such an ordinance.
A majority, 69 percent, of Wyomingites say they always or often wear face protection when in indoor public places. Alternatively, 19 percent say they rarely or never wear masks, a decrease of 5 points since October.
Over a third, 38 percent, of Wyomingites say they are very or somewhat unlikely to get a vaccine for COVID-19 if one becomes available.
Of those who say they are very or somewhat unlikely to get a vaccine for COVID-19, 70 percent cite a concern about potential side-effects as a major reason. Over half say that a major reason is that they do not think they need it, while 59 percent say a major reason they are unlikely to get the vaccine is they would like to see how well it works first.
Almost half, 45 percent, of Wyomingites report that they have already received the flu vaccine for this season, while one-third of residents say they are somewhat or very unlikely to get the flu vaccine this year.
Those who describe COVID-19 as a "real threat" stand at 53 percent, up 6 points from October, while 39 percent say it is "blown out of proportion," down 6 points.
Approval of the way Gov. Mark Gordon is handling the COVID-19 crisis remained steady, with 60 percent saying they strongly approve or somewhat approve of the way he is handling things. His net approval rating is at plus 24 points.
A majority, 65 percent, say they trust the information they hear from the governor about COVID-19 a great deal or a good amount.
Approval of the way President Donald Trump is handling the COVID-19 crisis has remained steady, with 54 percent saying they strongly approve or somewhat approve of the way he is handling things. President Trump's net approval rating is at plus 10.3 points.
Less than half, 47 percent, of Wyoming residents say they trust the information they hear from Trump about COVID-19 a great deal or a good amount.
Just over a third, 34 percent, of Wyomingites say they trust the information they hear from Joe Biden about COVID-19 a great deal or a good amount.
A large majority, 70 percent, say they trust the information they hear from their local government officials about COVID-19 a great deal or a good amount.
Approval of the way Congress is handling the COVID-19 crisis remains low, with just 21 percent saying they strongly approve or somewhat approve of the way Congress is handling things, resulting in a net approval rating of minus 51 points.
To see the survey methodology, chart, figures and complete survey results, go to https://wysac.uwyo.edu/wysac/.
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Erosion undermines Alii Drive in Kailua Village
By Tiffany DeMasters West Hawaii Today tdemasters@westhawaiitoday.com | Thursday, February 28, 2019, 12:05 a.m.
Erosion undermines Alii Drive across from Coconut Grove forcing the county to install a steel plate over the gaping hole. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)
Erosion undermines Alii Drive across from Coconut Grove, forcing the county to install a steel plate over the gaping hole. (Laura Ruminski/West Hawaii Today)
KAILUA-KONA — County crews are working to address erosion issues on Alii Drive across from Bongo Ben's Island Cafe in Kailua Village.
On Tuesday, the Hawaii County Department of Public Works placed a steel plate over eroding asphalt on the makai shoulder of the roadway. Just on the other side of the seawall, a cavern several feet in diameter has been exposed to the edge of Oneo Bay.
"It's like a washing machine right there," said Highway Division Chief Neil Azevedo. "It hits and circles."
Azevedo said the erosion has been an issue in that area for about four or five years. Crews have patched it up at least once, where they back-filled it with rocks and fixed the wall fronting Alii Drive.
"We put the steel plate there for caution. We'll get a temporary fix but we need a permanent fix," Azevedo said.
Azevedo said he's waiting to speak with the Public Works director and deputy director to talk about how to address the current issue.
On Wednesday, Barett Otani, executive assistant to the Office of the Mayor, said Public Works officials are assessing the situation for a permanent solution.
"After an assessment is done, a price and timeframe can be formulated," Otani stated. "A temporary fix involving the steel plate will be applied that will provide a safe travel lane for the public."
He added the Highway Division is monitoring the site daily for public safety.
Aside from the steel plate, construction signs and A-frame barricades, those who work in Kailua Village say the traffic in that area can be cumbersome.
Keisha Colon works at the Body Glove kiosk across from Huggo's on the Rocks.
"Traffic is awkward because of the shape in the road in general," she said Wednesday morning.
The area also has a heavy concentration of pedestrians.
"You see a lot of situations of sudden stops or close accidents," Colon said.
Colon wasn't aware of the erosion issues but wasn't surprised. She also wasn't optimistic that a permanent solution was in sight.
"Nothing's probably going to get done about it until it falls into the ocean," she said of the sidewalk.
Logan Post, employee at Huggo's on the Rocks, said as a skater, the steel plate is kind of irritating. He blames the erosion problem on the construction of the seawall.
"I don't like the whole seawall in general," he said. "It used to be a beach. It probably looked a lot better back in the day."
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Q: How to add a hosted Feature Layer from AGOL to my local ArcGIS Pro through Python? I`m trying to find a way to add an online layer to my local map, through Python. I know how to grab the layer info, but don't know how to use it.
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So I got the item ID,  but how I apply it? Is there something similar to addDataFromPath()?

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Q: Android N: dealing with lack of CONNECTIVITY_CHANGE My AppWidgetProvider (which is of course a BroadcastReceiver) is registered to receive CONNECTIVITY_CHANGE, so that I can update the widgets as soon as network is restored (though only if required, i.e. if a previous update was missed due to lack of connectivity).
But as set out here, this will no longer be possible in Android N.  The suggestion is to use JobScheduler, which allows you to specify that the Job should run only when connected to a network by way of the .setRequiredNetworkType(JobInfo.NETWORK_TYPE_ANY) method.
However, I can't see how this can be used to replicate my desired behaviour.  It seems to me that the .setRequiredNetworkType(JobInfo.NETWORK_TYPE_ANY) method will cause the Job not to run at all if there is no network at the time that the Job is scheduled, and it will not cause the Job to wait patiently until there is a network and then run (which is what I need).
So, how do I retain the behaviour I need, with Android N?

A: I am using Job Schedulers and it does not depend on whether network is available or not while scheduling the job. It provides certain conditions and when those conditions are satisfied job is scheduled. You can set a repetitive job and also specify minimum time gap between the jobs. For example whenever I connect my phone to charging PlayStore start updating apps as the Job has charging constraint.
If you schedule a job and conditions are not met, it will schedule when network is available. Try to disconnect network and open someone profile on Facebook. It will ask you to load profile on network availability. Now, connect to network and you will get the notification once profile is loaded.

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How long can foods be kept in the freezer?
Freezing food will increase its shelf life but they won't stay tasty forever.
Although frozen foods remain safe to eat indefinitely, flavours and textures will start to deteriorate over time.
To stay on top of your freezer and its contents follow our handy guide.
According to www.foodsafetygov.com, the following timelines are guidelines for maintaining quality foods in your freezer only.
Bacon can be kept frozen for up to one month, while raw sausages will keep for one – two months. Hamburger patties and other ground meat can be kept for three-four months.
Keep steak frozen anywhere between six and 12 months, chops for four to six months and roasts for four to 12 months.
A whole chicken or turkey can be kept frozen for one year. Chicken and turkey pieces will stay tasty for nine months.
Freeze soups and stews for two to three months.
Leftovers containing cooked meat or poultry can be kept frozen for two to six months. Keep chicken nuggets and burger patties for one to three months and pizza for one to twow months.


May be made to St. Jude's Children's Hospital.
Betty Lou Kackley of Bolivar, MO, formerly St. Clair, MO, departed this life at her home, surrounded by the love of her family, on March 30, 2019, having reached the age of eighty-nine years, one month and thirteen days. Betty was born in Mill Spring, MO, on February 17, 1930, daughter of Damon Glen Ijames and Bertha Eula Ijames nee Bilbrey. On October 11, 1948, she was united in marriage to Edward Kackley, Jr., known to all as Red, and two children came to bless this union.
Betty is survived by her son, Glen Kackley and wife, Sharon, of Springfield, MO; by her daughter, Linda Bay and husband, Dennis, of Bolivar, MO; by one brother, John Ijames and wife, Virginia, of St. Louis, MO; by two sisters, Ann Norman and Glenda Junge, both of St. Louis; by five grandchildren, Mark Bay and wife, Kimberly, of St. Clair, MO, Matthew Bay and wife, Angie, of Florissant, MO, Denise Bay and fiancé, John Smith, of Clarksville, TN, Brian Kackley of Jackson, MS and Barry Kackley and wife, Tiffaney, of Springfield; by five great-grandchildren, brothers and sisters-in-law, nieces, nephews, great and great-great-nieces and nephews, cousins and many friends.
Betty was preceded in death by her parents, Damon and Bertha Ijames; by her husband, Red Kackley, Jr.; by seven brothers, Billy Joe, Maurice, Ira, Bob, Bernie, Barry and Burton Ijames, and by two sisters, Sue Schaedig and Jane Brandon.
Betty was a Christian, believing in the Lord as her Savior. During her working career she was employed as a shipping supervisor at Western Publishing Company in St. Louis, MO, retiring after thirty years of service. Betty was an outgoing lady with a keen sense of humor. She enjoyed cooking, canning and taking care of her home. She also liked doing embroidery quilt blocks and having them made into quilts for her family that are now regarded as cherished family heirlooms. What meant most to her was time spent with her family. Her children and grandchildren held a very special place in her heart, as she did in their hearts. The love they shared and many precious memories they created will never be forgotten.
A devoted and loving mother, mother-in-law, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, sister-in-law, aunt, great and great-great-aunt, cousin and treasured friend, she will be sadly missed and lovingly remembered by all who knew and loved her.
Funeral services were held at 2:00 PM Tuesday, April 2, 2019, at Russell Colonial Funeral Home in St. Clair, MO, with the Rev. Jim Creath officiating. Interment was in Crestview Memorial Park, St. Clair, MO. Memorials may be made to St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.


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The following are government resources that are great aids when reviewing current regulations, forms and zoning.
Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies : renew or apply for license, contracts and industry forms, resources for individual audits on your continuing education, real estate manual, investigations and settlements, commission information, licensee information, and proposed and revised rules and position statements.
Denver Zoning: Denver Zoning map, how to use the codes and definitions of each zone.


GasMoney Blog - 150$ Design Contest - 14 days! Join in!
Thread title: GasMoney Blog - 150$ Design Contest - 14 days! Join in!
OK i've tried to ask designers on what i want and need for my new blog project but haven't seem to get any results. So what better way than to start a contest on a forum with top notch designers. Plus i hear there hasn't been one in a while so its good for everyone.
1) you can post more than 1 blog design with logo if you like.
2) must be custom and i must have full rights.
3) the contest will run for 14 days.
4) i hold the right to choose more than 1 winner if i like 2 designs/logo and i will pay both the 150. it seems fair if theres an issue with this i will not do it.
5) a good logo is a plus. the concept of it is a web master blog and things ill be sharing with other webmasters. the domain is GasMoney.net aka GasMoney Media so if you have a unique idea for the logo then ill be looking for that.
6) If for some reason i do not like any design i reserve the right to extend the contest 5 more days.
WINNER will get $150 through paypal only. i dont have other source of payment methods. i am verified.
If you need anymore info please post and request it here or PM me. i hope to see good work and i will pick the winner.
good luck and hope to see some great designs!!
edit: since it has been pointed out i didn't follow the rules i would like the logo to have the concept for gas and money. something unique that people will remember.
i will also ask the winner to design my network site. where i will list small banners and descriptions of my online real estate. if i like the blog design then i will def like your work so thats another plus. now lets get those designs going.
previews are a plus so i can add my 2 cents. please PM me no matter how many changes youve made. i always like to see how its going.
(or) until i choose a winner.
Should you decide to change it, I'll gladly approve the contest.
I do understand your concern about entries, so you may want to extend your deadline somewhat (I will be lenient on this if you need an extension during the contest, but obviously not if there are a number of entries already).
i have removed it and i will follow the rules i have posted. are you good with everything else?
anyone else have any issues feel free to post em. i just want good designs posted is all. thats my main thing.
Sounds good, there is only one last thing I have to point out is our pricing restrictions found in the stick at the top of the forum.
i should just check with you next time before posting it. itll save me some time lol. thanks for the help and do you think its right now?
Just so you know, Sitepoint has not only a listing fee, but also minimum requirements higher than here, so that's not the issue.
Well, these issues is why there is a "Start a contest" forum, thats how you get in touch with use before hand .
Steve, stick to your guns with the $100 prize. Any single page design should include a logo as standard. I think the thread that Jeff linked to was listing minimum prizes for a logo contest or a design contest, as two separate entities.
Since when do full page designs have the logo as an optional extra?!
awesome and glad to be approved. cant wait to see some good stuff posted since i have been in need of this for a while now.


It's been nearly a year since Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire visited the ArtLoft Theatre. But memories of that raw yet evanescent production continue to haunt. Under Marty Stanberry's sensitive direction and charged by Carolyne Hood's uniquely understated interpretation of Blanche DuBois, the Hothouse Theatre Company transformed a familiar American classic into something unpredictable and dangerous. Forget Brando braying out for Stella or Vivien Leigh depending on the kindness of strangers. In its relentless pursuit of the play's soul, this production bypassed the old clichés. The result was a beautifully rendered Streetcar that should have had Tennessee rolling in his grave with gratitude. St. Louis theater doesn't get much better than this.


Welcome to 'I feel like reading', our ever changing library of resources, books, magazines, articles and posts regarding all of the topics we talk about in the blog. We're constantly adding materials and recommendations to it so keep checking back from time to time to see if there's anything new (new additions to our library will be marked as such). We'll also be adding a brief description to each book very soon. So, now that you're here, do you feel like reading?
Yay!!! Thank you so much Paula!


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Andy Warhol's first self-portrait goes up for auction in London
"In the age of Instagram, Warhol's fabled prediction that 'in the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes' has never felt more prophetic."
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FBI offers reward in Missouri theft of Warhol prints
SPRINGFIELD, Missouri — Federal investigators looking into the theft of artwork — including Andy Warhol prints of Campbell soup cans...
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Print frenzy
Bear hug Summer will soon be upon us, so be ready with your tank tops. A loose, graphic tank is...
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Warhol 'dollar' painting sells for $32.8M
Andy Warhol's landmark first "dollar" painting, handpainted in 1962, sold for $32.8 million at Sotheby's London, the highest price...
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Lanuza takes cue from Andy Warhol in new exhibit
Pop art takes imagery from popular culture, mass media and advertising, and isolates them within the context of art history to cull new and original meaning. Artist Andy Warhol was a master of this particular take on art—with a practice that famously includes paintings of Campbell soup cans and Brillo boxes.
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Webcam to broadcast from Andy Warhol's US grave
The Andy Warhol Museum has launched a live video feed from the pop artist's gravesite to honor his 85th birthday.
Andy Warhol beyond his 15 minutes
One of Andy Warhol's famous phrases was, "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for fifteen minutes." He said this in 1968, in the pre-YouTube and pre-Twitter days. This phrase would be a prophetic—today is the social media era of disposable fame.
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Best playoff performance from a role player; Which top playoff seed should be nervous? Better head coaching destination: Lakers or Kings? Which player has the most on the line this postseason? What is the best postseason storyline?
Many times it's best for teams to play the hand they're dealt instead of reshuffling the deck.
The conference title is up for grabs for many East teams, but there's also the stakes of playing to retain their own free agents.
Dirk Nowitzki went from Euro big man to best-shooting 7-footer to simply one of the best to have ever played the game.
As great as he was at the game, Dwyane Wade never used basketball to measure his worth.
Like his brother and dad, Seth Curry can shoot from long range, but his shot at the NBA had to come from much deeper.
The Denver Nuggets have been built similarly as the Golden State Warriors, but can they overthrow them?
The Brooklyn Nets were supposed to be competing for a top draft pick in 2019, not a playoff spot.
The gap between rising star Jamal Murray and the relatively unknown underdog Derrick White is closer than you think.
Giannis Antetokounmpo credits Kobe on his possible MVP season, the secret to his confidence and reveals some details about his upcoming signature shoe.
Reflecting on the careers of Dwyane Wade and Dirk Nowitzki; Magic Johnson's resignation and the Lakers dumpster fire season; previewing the first-round playoff matchups.
Montrezl Harrell's frenetic game is only surpassed by his sneaker style.
We ranged far and wide—functional and luxurious—for ideas on the perfect holiday gifts for the important people in your life (don't forget yourself).
A look at the inspiration behind the NBA x City Edition Jerseys for Brooklyn and Minnesota.


The World Health Organization (WHO) plays a pivotal role in supporting countries in strengthening their regulatory systems, and promoting equitable access to quality, safe, efficacious, and affordable medical products and health products. WHO consider the role of the Drug Regulatory Authority (DRA) in a country as an essential part of the health system that contributes to the health status of the community. Inefficient drug control systems will make access barriers to safe, qualified and efficacious medicines and vaccines.
Indonesia is one of the exporting country of vaccine in South East Asia region to the low income countries. Indonesia has produced 12 vaccines that have been exported to 130 countries. Since 1997, 12 vaccine products from Indonesia has gained WHO recognition of the WHO Pre-Qualification (PQ). With such confidence, only a few vaccine producers have the capacity to supply vaccines for the prevention of infectious diseases around the world to improve global health quality. Exports of vaccines are conducted through global health agencies such as the United Nations Children 's Fund (UNICEF), the Global Alliance of Vaccines and Immunization (GAVI) and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO), thereby the global harmonization of the pharmaceutical industry in Indonesia will contribute to global access of qualified vaccine products from Indonesia. National Agency of Drug and Food Control (NADFC) ensures the quality, efficacy and safety of medicines, including vaccines in order to provide benefits in the framework of patient safety. NADFC control activity starts from the process of assessment of efficacy, safety and quality of the drugs, supervision of production process in accordance with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP), supervision of distribution in accordance with Good Distribution Practice (GDP) including cold chain products, and also post market safety surveillance through pharmacovigilance activities.
Starting this year and for the next four years, NADFC will go into partnership with Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) to ensure the safety of pharmaceutical products and food products in Indonesia; one of them is concerning the activities of Pharmacovigilance. A series of activities to promote this project have been carried out. From 23 to 30 September, 2013 JICA once again gave supports to "Strengthening of Pharmacovigilance Activities" as the follow-up activities of the joint project. Several staff members of NADFC and Provincial office of NADFC were sent to Japan to learn and to observe directly the system of Japanese Pharmacovigilance and to get the positive points to be implemented in Indonesia. Those activities were participated by Director of Distribution Control of Therapeutic Product and Household Medical Supplies, the Chairman of Provincial Office of NADFC in Medan, the Chairman of Provincial Office of NADFC in Padang, the Chairman of Provincial Office of NADFC in Menado, Section Head of Surveillance of Therapeutic Product and Household Medical Supplies, and also staff members of Directorate of Distribution Control of Therapeutic Product and Household Medical Supplies and staff members of Directorate of Drug and Biological Product Evaluation.


Macey attributed to them; for the pale thin figure of Silas Marner was suddenly seen standing in the warm light, uttering no word, but looking round at the company with his strange unearthly eyes.
All at once there began the most horrid, unearthly screaming, which at first startled me badly, though I had soon remembered the voice of Captain Flint and even thought I could make out the bird by her bright plumage as she sat perched upon her master's wrist.
It was a long poem of six or seven hundred lines, and it was a fantastic, amazing, unearthly thing.
It is not only his magic of words, it is this trembling touch upon the unknown, the unearthly beauty and sadness of which he makes us conscious in his poems that marks him as great.
We could never understand why they made so many visits simply to praise the regime and that country's leaders; until we realised they were treated like VIPs (something they would never have experienced in the UK) travelling down the reserved centre lane, usually in the back of large Zil limousine, before appearing on their media or at a rally, being cheered-on by a crowd, of mainly children, bussed-in at some unearthly hour, often standing for hours in freezing conditions, none of whom seem to know who they were waving their little red flags at.
The combination of this appealing mystery world and the intuitive controls form a soothing, unusual adventure as you swoop through intriguing structures, dive beneath the waters and track down switches, caches of wind power or useful leftovers, while the pale visual style creates an unearthly atmosphere enhanced by the delicate sound and music.
Aside from his unearthly talent on the basketball court, retired Los Angeles Lakers guard Kobe Bryant is perhaps best known for his relentless work ethic, staying in tip-top shape for most of his 20-year NBA career.
The unearthly being made its debut at the Walton house one Sunday evening in May, 1963.
Surely such a policy has to be better for family life than mothers driving around taking children to childcare at unearthly hours and being drained when they return home.
Why pressure mums to go out to work?
Having supermarkets open for trade at such unearthly hours?


Taking on a console mindset, Facebook's Oculus has finally revealed the Oculus Quest. Featuring inside-out positional tracking, the HMD also boasts 360 degree audio, 1600 X 1440 pixels per eye resolution, adjustable lens positions, 64GB of storage memory, Quest touch controllers, and a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 processor.
The Quest is being marketed as supporting Rift-level games which means that a lot of titles we have come to know and love on the Oculus Rift are having paired down versions ported to the Quest. At launch, they are expected to have at least 50 Quest titles ready to go.
Best part of the deal? $399 for the HMD; a very competitive rate for what we hope will be an effective stand-alone HMD. Perhaps the biggest feature is what it doesn't come with...wires!
Let's see how things progress!


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Kennel Club hails Scottish ban on shock training devices a victory for dogs and dog lovers
The Kennel Club has welcomed the announcement by Cabinet Secretary for the Environment Climate Change and Land Reform, Roseanna Cunningham MSP to ban the use of electric shock collars in Scotland.
The announcement follows a series of consultations, culminating in a meeting hosted by the Kennel Club during which welfare, veterinary and behaviour organisations all came together to call on the Scottish Government to follow the example of the Welsh Assembly and ban the use of shock collars in Scotland. Petitions were also tabled by prominent MSPs including Maurice Golden and Ben Macpherson which attracted 25,000 signatures.
Although the collars are marketed as harmless, and range in price between £10 and over £200, shock collars train dogs out of fear and pain, rather than a natural willingness to obey. They cause anxiety-related ebehaviours, re-directed aggression and, of course, physical pain to dogs. Extensive research has proved that training a dog with a shock collar is harmful and unnecessary, given the vast array of positive dog training tools and techniques available, which is why the devices are banned not only in Wales, but in Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Austria, Switzerland, Slovenia, and Germany and in some territories of Australia, including New South Wales and Southern Australia.
Caroline Kisko, Kennel Club Secretary said: "It is a huge relief to know that the Minister has taken on board the advice of leading academics, vets, behaviourists and welfare organisations and will ban the use of shock collars in Scotland. This sends the clearest possible message to dog owners that, far from being a harmless quick fix training solution, shock collars cause long term physical and psychological harm to dogs and that training them in this manner is unacceptable.
"We would be delighted to work with the Minister to ensure a ban is introduced at the earliest opportunity and are grateful to the many MSPs from all parties who have worked tirelessly to support our campaign, including Maurice Golden, Ben Macpherson, Christine Grahame and Colin Smyth. It is critical now that Westminster government does the right thing for dog welfare and follows Scotland's ban with a ban of its own on the sale and use of electric shock collars."
Maurice Golden MSP for West Scotland said: "I am very pleased the Scottish Government is finally announcing a ban on the use of electric shock collars for dogs and that they have listened to our campaign and the 20,000 people who signed my petition.
"I'm glad that our campaigning has finally forced the SNP to see sense on this issue; that electric shock collars are harmful, and that the expert advice is clear that electrocuting dogs doesn't help train them.
"I will therefore ensure that the Scottish Government sticks to its promise and imposes a total ban on these collars to further protect dogs from cruelty and unnecessary pain."
SNP MSP Ben Macpherson said: "The Scottish Government's decision to ban the use of shock collars and electronic 'training aids' capable of causing pain or distress to dogs is an extremely positive move.
"It's clear the SNP Government has listened to growing public concerns about these devices and to the views of key animal welfare organisations, including One Kind, Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, The Dogs Trust, the Kennel Club, Blue Cross and the SPCA, who have all been part of this successful campaign.
"I will now continue to work with animal welfare organisations and SNP colleagues to push the UK Government to play its part and ban the sale and distribution of shock collars across the UK."
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A.S. in Forest Management
B.S. in Forest Management
A.S. in Wildland Fire
B.S. in Wildland Fire
Careers in Forestry
Adrian Leighton
Robert Kenning
Rick Everett
A.S. in Hydrology
B.S. in Hydrology
Careers in Hydrology
Antony Berthelote
Chris Frissell
A.S. in Wildlife & Fisheries
B.S. in Wildlife and Fisheries
Careers in Wildlife & Fisheries
Janene Lichtenberg
Georgia Smies
Georgia Smies, Fisheries Faculty
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BS – Biology – Virginia Tech 1989
MS – Zoology – University of Montana 1992
(I also hold a Master's in Education from Virginia Tech)
I joined SKC in 2018 and serve as an instructor in the Fisheries and Wildlife Program. I am passionate about environmental conservation, education, and the advancement of tribal peoples. Working at SKC is a dream come true! Prior to joining the SKC team, I worked as an environmental consultant, educator, and researcher for a variety of agencies including the Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes, University of Montana, National Park Service, EPA, and FEMA. I have also served as an elementary, middle school, and high school teacher. I am particularly interested in aquatic ecosystems. My research has evaluated groundwater and surface water interactions in Glacier Park as well as macroinvertebrate assemblages across river floodplains. More recently, my advocacy has focused on the emerging threat posed by aquatic invasive species to the Flathead watershed. I have been married for 23+ years to a wonderful fella and we are the proud parents of one daughter, Elizabeth. I pursue a variety of hobbies with more enthusiasm than skill, but my feet most often carry me onto local trails or find their way into rafts, canoes, and any other vessel that will get me on the water.
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Q: Get 10 Random Records From SQLite Database I haven't been able to find a very good way of getting 10 random records out of a sqlite database. Seen a few examples that work with mysql, but they don't seem to work well with sqlite even though I am trying to us Random() instead of rand().
I have tried to get random numbers and then get the records by id, but for some reason I am getting nil result for a couple of them. I was curios if there was a better approach.
Also as a side note this is day 3 for my using Ruby and Rails so still a bit new to it.

A: How about
User.all.sort_by{rand}.slice(0,10)

?
This is just for testing, right?
Edit: No longer database-independent, but, for sqlite3:
User.find(:all, :order => "RANDOM()", :limit => 10)

and for mysql:
User.find(:all, :order => "RAND()", :limit => 10)


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Unknown countries (8): Perdido Street Station
Posted by Ken Edwards on Wednesday, February 17, 2010 Under: writing
This is an investigation of eight novels incorporating the fantastic, with a view to drawing some conclusions about the place of speculation in fiction.
Many years ago, I used to read a lot of SF and then I got bored with it and stopped. When I started browsing for it again on the shelves of new and second-hand bookshops (ah! remember when it was so easy to do that? real bookstores with real books!), there were a few names that were new to me, one being China Miéville. Strange name. I thought he was a woman at first. It turns out he is the offspring of Sixties hippies who thought "China" was cool. He also appears to be an ex-public-school Trotskyist (but I won't hold that against him) (note to US readers: "public" here of course means "private") who has actually stood for the UK Parliament, for the Socialist Alliance. And he has a PhD in international law.
Miéville, by his own account (see the opening exchanges of this interview), is an unashamed genre writer. Successful genre writers for a generation have been recognisable for their paperbacks being marketed in uniform designs with embossed metallic lettering. There was a period when Martin Amis was being given this treatment, which only goes to show that publishing promoters are sometimes clever enough to understand there are cool kudos to be had (and therefore profit to be made) from pretending not to be "literary". Though it probably wouldn't work for Henry James.
Some writers try to straddle the marketing divide in what I believe to be unsatisfactory ways. Iain Banks flips over into SF by the expedient of inserting a middle initial M into his name. Miéville, however, in a later passage in the interview I've referenced above, takes a more integrated view of his aesthetics (and in this is probably closer to, say, Doris Lessing, who clearly doesn't care which niche she's marketed into), averring that it would be "the Holy Grail" to "write the ripping yarn that is also sociologically serious and stylistically avant-garde".
Does he pull this off in Perdido Street Station (2000)? Not quite, but this is a book of considerable originality whose mise-en-scène is disturbingly unforgettable.
There are a few reference markers. Miéville's acknowledgements include thanks to the memory of Mervyn Peake. Followers of English fantasy typically divide into enthusiasts for Tolkien and for Peake. I guess the latter is seen as grittier, more avant-garde, more political, less nostalgic. Miéville's invention of the city of New Crobuzon (and the world of Bas-Lag in which it is set) has obvious affinities with Peake's Gormenghast. It is a dark, urban, Gothic, grotesque world; the place names, for instance, are recognisably English inventions, but baroque and grimly comic: Murkside, Griss Fell, Bonetown, Skulkford, Petty Coil, Kinken, and the rivers that trisect the city, the Tar and the Canker.
Having said that, I must point out there are some Tolkien-like features. Like The Lord of the Rings, the book begins with a map. Yes, you can follow the action through all the sites mentioned above and more via the impressively complex plan of New Crobuzon. I'm a sucker for that. Also, the monsters in the book – that is, the most terrifying of several different kinds of monster – the Slake Moths – are dark presences in the sky with the uncanny fascination of Tolkien's Nazgul or Dark Riders. And, while, the book lacks any cosy remembered homeland like the Shire, it is populated, like The Lord of the Rings, by humans as well as humanoid hybrids and even stranger beings who unite in a campaign to defeat overwhelming evil. It is true that "good" doesn't triumph in any facile way, but then that's sort of true for Tolkien's trilogy as well.
Those hybrids: there are cactacae (cactus-like humanoids, originally from a desert environment), vodyanoi (humanoids with amphibian characteristics), garudas (bird-like humanoids with the power of flight – the narrative is sparked by the plight of one of these, who has been deprived of his wings for an unspecified crime), and a myriad of sub-human but sentient creatures. The protagonist, Isaac Dan der Grimnebulin, whose scientific investigations at the behest of the stricken garuda trigger a chain of disastrous events, has a girlfriend called Lin who's a Khepri: a being with a woman's body and an insect's carapace for a head (what my more politically incorrect student chums decades ago would have regarded as the utimate paper-bag job).
Whether this menagerie in the end better recalls Max Ernst or Star Trek, there is a contemporary, even political edge to all this which Miéville exploits cleverly. The most obvious fact here is that it's the city itself that is the most palpable and powerful presence in the novel. You can almost smell it. The second most obvious fact is that this is a grotesque depiction of London. The map clearly has the shape and feel of London, with the river running through it roughly west to east, a Parliament building stuck right on that river, right in the middle, and a criss-cross of railway lines. Yes, this is an SF novel with railways, another fact that delights me. It recognisably intercuts with that sub-genre of SF known as steampunk, deploying as it does Victorian steam engines, mechanical/analogue computers that become sentient, and alternative science (techniques that appear magical allow the powers that be to punish transgressors by modifying their physiologies in radical and grotesque ways – yet powered, heavier than air flight seems to be unknown). Mervyn Peake was a pioneer here too.
The humans – recognisably white, middle-class folk – run this impossibly diverse, multicultural city, exploiting the other species ("xenians"), who tend to live in ghetto-like districts, often specialising in doing the dirty jobs. Lin, like many of her khepri kin, works as an artist, using the exudations of her own body as materials – I get the strong impression that her spiritual home is Hackney. In one memorable episode, the amphibian vodyanoi, who of course work as dockers, stage a strike which is brutally put down by the government. There are numerous tour-de-force set-pieces like this, but the problem is that they are poorly integrated into the narrative.
This is the main criticism of this otherwise impressive piece of writing. The rendering of this infernal world in all its detail, with its complex power-structures, is, one suspects, the author's chief delight, and he luxuriates in his own prose, which is, I have to say, over-reliant on my least favourite literary trope, the simile: in the space of little more than a page, for example, we have "thin windows like arrow-slits", "the militia's hub, the Spike, that punctured the earth like a concrete thorn in the heart of the city", a dirigible that "flapped and lolled and swelled like a dying fish", "slate roofs hunching like shoulders in the cold, rotten walls".
And beyond this inferno, he hints at even worse places: when the government are casting about for help in ridding the city of the deadly Slake Moths, they timidly summon the Ambassador from Hell, who, it turns out, is too scared of these monsters to offer assistance. This is a good joke, but once again it's a set-piece not strictly relevant to the plot – which, once the major threat is established, turns into a bug-hunt, albeit one with unexpected twists. At the end, little has changed – a difference from The Lord of the Rings, actually.
Miéville has set further novels in the world of Bas-Lag. The danger with this, I fear, is that the shock of this fictional world is liable to diminish the more it is described. With important elements left to the reader's imagination – is it an alien planet, a parallel world or a scenario of the far future? – it is scary precisely because, as in a nightmare, anything may be possible. As more is described, the possibilities are one by one closed off.
Also, as further novels are added to the series it becomes more and more just another fantasy franchise – and so, however much he may defend genre, it may be that Miéville's wish for his writing to be considered more "seriously" has compelled him to set his current novel, The City and the City in a more realistic, contemporary fictional world – albeit one with a metaphysical dimension. So when I return to this author, this is the book I shall investigate next, to see whether he is closer to his "Holy Grail" of combining fantasy writing with serious literary groundbreaking.
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...Sometimes kids are amazing .. it seems like these infants cannot speak but at heart understand every word..
I was completely taken aback when I saw this video ..the kid emotes so well at this tender age of 9 months. Its unbelievable .
..I mean its like reacting to every lyric and understanding it..there is no doubt we understand and learn from day one... but its a different case when we keep ours self away in our own isolated world pretending to be unaware of things goin around us ..and people term it as ignorance..
Labels: 9 months, baby emotes so well, check me out amazing video, emotes.
Thanks a lot Harman for sharing this wonderful video! My God this is juts so touching!!
The change of expression is so rapid.


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Q: Angular animate with selectbox filters I'm trying to animate the results that my filter shows in my small angular app... The point, however, is that it just renders new List items instead of hiding/showing all the items etc.
How can I get my results to fadeout/in when the user is filtering?
I've created a pen for my current code: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/mPxEGE
I've tried adding ng-animate="{enter: 'animate-enter', leave: 'animate-leave'}" to my list item, to no avail. It just removes the LI entirely when not used in the filter.
P.s I've noticed my "Male" filter isnt working properly :')

A: You have to add the css for animate-enter and animate-leave

*

*For Enter: animate-enter & animate-enter-active

*For Leave: animate-leave & animate-leave-active

like specified here
So add :
.animate-enter {
    -webkit-transition: 1s linear all; /* Chrome */
    transition: 1s linear all;
    opacity: 0;
}

.animate-enter.animate-enter-active {
    opacity: 1;
}

Here is an updated codepen. My animations are not very good ^^
PS. you also don't need to inject ngAnimate into the controller.

A: I've add a class on your <li> element and an appropriate css and it works.
HTML
<li class="item" ng-repeat="item in items | filter:search:strict">
        {{item.name}}
</li>

CSS
.item.ng-move,
.item.ng-enter,
.item.ng-leave {
  -webkit-transition:all linear 0.5s;
  transition:all linear 0.5s;
}

.item.ng-leave.ng-leave-active,
.item.ng-move,
.item.ng-enter {
  opacity:0;
}

.item.ng-leave,
.item.ng-move.ng-move-active,
.item.ng-enter.ng-enter-active {
  opacity:1;
}

A: Animations via angular can only be implemented in 2 ways. Via the $animate provider or through CSS.
/*

We're using CSS transitions for when
  the enter and move events are triggered
  for the element that has the .repeated-item
  class
*/
.repeated-item.ng-enter, .repeated-item.ng-move {
  -webkit-transition:0.5s linear all;
  -moz-transition:0.5s linear all;
  -o-transition:0.5s linear all;
  transition:0.5s linear all;
  opacity:0;
}

/*
 The ng-enter-active and ng-move-active
 are where the transition destination properties
 are set so that the animation knows what to
 animate.
*/
.repeated-item.ng-enter.ng-enter-active,
.repeated-item.ng-move.ng-move-active {
  opacity:1;
}

http://codepen.io/TheLarkInn/pen/qZoaWE
Here is a codepen implementing animations for your repeated list. This example comes directly from the documentation.


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require.ensure(['lodash'],function(require){
  var _ = require('lodash');
  var tmpl = _.template('This won page is using <%= lib %> ondemand.');
  document.querySelector('h1').innerHTML = tmpl({lib : 'lodash'});
});


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Disabled Ryanair passenger 'broke arm after flight crew refused his wheelchair'
June 19, 2019 admin Disability, Disabled, Spinal Muscular Atrophy 0
Daniel Rooney, 38, says he was left 'humiliated' when his friend was forced to carry him to the toilet on the flight from Birmingham to Portugal
A disabled plane passenger suffered a broken arm and was left 'humiliated' after he claims a friend was forced to carry him to the toilet when Ryanair failed to provide a wheelchair onboard.
Daniel Rooney, from Solihull, West Midlands, is now taking legal action over the 'nightmare' journey from Birmingham to Portugal.
The 38-year-old suffers from muscle wasting condition Spinal Muscular Atrophy and uses a specialist wheelchair, Birmingham Live reported .
But he says a birthday trip to Portugal was ruined when Ryanair staff refused to allow his chair into the cabin and then failed to provide an on board replacement
He claims he was 'humiliated' after a friend was forced to carry him to the toilet in front of other passengers.
He then suffered a fracture to his arm after falling off, he says.
"Halfway through the flight I needed the toilet," he said.
"Normally I will have a urine bag strapped to my leg, but it had fallen off so I knew that I couldn't use it.
"My friend asked the stewardess if it was OK to go to the toilet very discreetly in the urine bottle that I carry. We asked everyone around us first, it happens very discreetly no one would have known it was going on.
"But my friend was point blank told to take me to the toilet. There was another hour or so left on the flight so there was no way I could last for that.
He is now taking legal action against the airline(Image: BPM MEDIA)
"My mate had to actually physically carry me down to the toilet. He had to hold me on the toilet because I have low balance and I'm constantly slipping.
"But I finally did slip and banged the top of my shoulder on the side of some metal thing that was in the toilet. I knew straight away I'd hurt myself.
"On the (Ryanair) website it said there is a wheelchair on the plane, for people that need it, but I wasn't offered it.
"I told them at check in what my necessary needs will have to be."
Daniel claims the fracture was later confirmed by doctors.
He has spoken to solicitors and is now taking legal action against Ryanair.
Daniel claims his arm was broken because of the fall (Image: BPM MEDIA)
He continued: "I used to be able to feed myself before the accident. But since I broke my arm, I've basically lost the ability to feed myself now.
"I struggle to use my phone now because my arm doesn't do what it was doing before the accident.
"The specialist said under normal circumstances said he would recommend it be pinned or plated. But because of my condition they don't want to put me under anesthetic.
"It's made me not want to fly again
"If they'd have offered the wheelchair fit for the plane and taken me to a private area I could have used the urine pot discreetly."
Ian Hass is Managing Director of Ellis Hass & Co Solicitors which has taken up the case.
He said: "The attitude of Ryanair in failing to provide a little human kindness has left him not only injured but also humiliated and there really was no reason for this to happen."
A spokeswoman from Ryanair said: "We cannot comment on pending legal matters."
Source: https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/disabled-ryanair-passenger-broke-arm-16538889
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Fast trains from Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains take around 25 minutes, covering a distance of approximately 13 kilometres. There are frequent services on the rail route between Chamonix and Saint-Gervais-les-Bains.
1. Are there direct trains from Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains?
Direct trains from Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains have been found.
We usually find around 26 direct trains on the route from Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains every weekday.
2. How long is the train journey from Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains?
The Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains train travel time is normally about 25 minutes, whatever time you make the journey.
3. What are the Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains train times and schedule?
On weekdays the earliest direct train to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains is usually scheduled to depart Chamonix around 05:14 and the last train is around 20:15. At weekends the first train of the day leaves Chamonix around 07:14, and the last at 19:15.
What's the Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains train price?
The cheapest tickets we've found for trains from Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains are $13.54, and there isn't much difference in price depending on when you book.
When to book Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains train tickets?
Trains in France usually open for booking around 3 months in advance. If booking is not yet open for your dates then you can set a booking alert to receive an email on the day that the cheapest tickets are released for your journey from Chamonix to Saint-Gervais-les-Bains by train.
Which train companies operate between Chamonix and Saint-Gervais-les-Bains?


Playing modern Malian music inspired by the rich musical traditions of his West African homeland.
Moussa Diakite was part of Mali's generation of pioneering musicians in the 1970s and 80s. Composing and performing music heavily influenced by the Wassoulou styles of Southwestern Mali.
Following a formative period in the Ivory Coast playing with Les Ambassaduers de Bouke and Le Super International Band de La Ba Sosshe, Moussa returned to Mali in 1979 as Lead guitarist with the seminal Super Rail Band de Bamako. Moussa also played and toured with the legendary Toumani Diabate's Yanga Orchestra before becoming lead guitarist for international star and the voice of Africa, Salif Keita. After playing to sold out theatres and stadiums across the planet for five years it was while on tour that Moussa fell in love in and with Australia, before settling there in 1994.


Sponsoring many of the top players on both the women's and men's Tours, Yonex has quickly established itself as one of the premium brands in the tennis industry.
Starting off the 2019 on the right foot, the Japanese brand is proud to unveil the all-new Yonex PC Fusion Rev 3. Featuring a full-bootie construction, this ultra sleek design boasts off-center lacing for a truly glove-like fit and a durable outsole, which is coined with "Endurance Rubber" technology.
Solid for both clay and hard-courts, the PC Fusion Rev 3 fits on the slightly narrower side and we'd recommend sizing up a half size if you have a wider foot. Offered in a striking infrared color-way, as well as navy and lime edition, the PC Fusion Rev 3 will quickly become a favorite for the avid to competitive player looking for a high performance shoe.
Weighing in at 13.1 ounces, this medium arch model requires no break-in and provides great breathability in the forefoot and along the tongue of the silhouette.
All in all, Yonex has again produced a product that will appeal to the masses. The PC Fusion Rev 3 is definitely worth a try for those of you that like the NikeCourt Air Zoom Zero, the adidas adizero Ubersonic 3, or the Asics Gel Court FF.


Following the acquisition of BAA plc ("BAA") in June 2006 by Airport Development and Investment Limited ("ADI"), ADI wrote to all shareholders to let them know how they should accept the terms of the take-over Offer, as recommended by BAA's directors. Shareholders who did so and who sent their share certificates to Computershare (ADI's registrars) have, by now, received their entitlement under the Offer.
ADI completed their compulsory purchase of all BAA shares, and there are no longer any "private" shareholders in BAA. However, any former shareholders (or their legal representatives) who have not tendered their shares under the Offer remain entitled to their full settlement, once they have formally accepted the Offer and submitted their share certificates to Computershare.
Computershare are our registrars, dealing with past shareholders who have not yet returned their share certificates.