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FilmL.A. Notifications Department Canvasses L.A. Region
FilmLA January 11, 2016 For Communities1 Comment
Films, television shows, and commercials are created on streets where others live and work. As such, balancing the needs of filmmakers, residents and businesses is key to FilmL.A.'s mission. FilmL.A.'s Field Services Representatives (FSRs) provide community stakeholders and production companies with personal, ground level-support before production starts.
In 1996, FilmL.A. introduced its Notification service to the public. The purpose of the Notification service is to provide advance Notices of Filming and eNotices to communities where production happens. Since then, the Field Services Department has worked diligently to improve its level of service delivery, from adopting split-shift and weekend distribution schedules, to adopting live dispatch and GPS tracking technology to reduce vehicle miles driven.
FilmL.A.'s FSRs hand-deliver Notices of Filming to all residential buildings and businesses within a minimum 500 foot radius of each film location, or within a 200 foot radius of still photography shoots and productions involving fewer than 15 people.
Each day, our FSRs notify about 60 locations, delivering an average of 150 Notices of Filming per location, while walking an average of 96 combined miles per day. That's the equivalent of walking four marathons every three and a half days. That also breaks down to about 9,000 Notices distributed to area residents and businesses daily. With two million Notices of Filming hand delivered annually, it's not hard to see the department's culture of commitment!
Recently, the Field Services department experienced a milestone when they delivered more than 180 locations in two days!
"FilmL.A.'s FSRs walk up to eight miles a day in all conditions, to keep community members informed of planned production activity in their areas," relates Director of Field Services Krishna Asani. "It's vital outreach. FilmL.A. doesn't distribute Neighborhood Filming Surveys — production companies and their representatives do that — so our work offers FilmL.A. its earliest opportunity to connect with neighbors and business owners, as well as answer questions about filming and provide points of contact when there are concerns."
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Diamond Howard
My name is Diamond Howard, a junior at USC School of Cinematic Arts program.
I am interested in any volunteering positions that FilmLA May have available.
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You might be surprised to know that even if you're not utilizing complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) therapies, some of your patients probably are. Clinicians are often unaware that their patients are using CAM therapies, such as herbal or dietary supplements, massage therapy, chiropractic care, and acupuncture. In fact, a survey conducted by NIH's National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine (NCCAM) and AARP indicates that nearly two thirds of patients age 50 and older use CAM, yet fewer than one third discuss these practices with their health-care provider. Why not? Usually because the practitioner does not ask, the patient does not bring it up, or the office visit is too brief to include time for such a conversation (www.nih.gov/news/health/jun2008/nccam-06.htm, accessed September 16, 2008).
Your developing an intelligent curiosity regarding CAM can lead to valuable exchanges with patients. For example, just as drug-drug interactions can occur when multiple medications are used, CAM therapies can affect pharmaceutical treatments—sometimes derailing their effectiveness, sometimes enhancing it. Ask your patients to fill you in on everything they take, from prescription and OTC drugs to vitamins, supplements, herbs, and other CAM therapies.
The health-enhancing properties of some CAM therapies have been recognized for decades or even centuries, and current medical journals are publishing more and more studies that suggest positive relationships between vitamin or mineral supplementation and improved health. Case in point: Recent research suggests that vitamin D may reduce the risk of various cancers and may have a role in the prevention and treatment of diabetes and hypertension (ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/vitamind.asp, accessed September 16, 2008).
CAM is guided by several principles, including attempting to trace the source of ailments by uncovering physiologic and biochemical imbalances. For example, you can measure serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D to determine the vitamin D status of a person who has or is at risk for osteoporosis, and you can employ a Heidelberg gastric analysis to determine whether hydrochloric acid is present in sufficient amounts so that calcium, magnesium, boron, and other essential minerals can be adequately absorbed.
Hypochlorhydria—too little hydrochloric acid in the gastric juice—could be a confounding problem in many patients with osteopenia or osteoporosis since the ability to produce gastric acid may decline with age. A common clinical indicator of low stomach acid is chronic indigestion. Patients can perform a simple "alternative" test at home by swallowing a teaspoon of lemon juice in a small amount of water during a bout of indigestion. If the indigestion improves, the diagnosis of hypochlorhydria should be considered. If it worsens, hypochlorhydria is less likely.
CAM focuses on treating the person, not just the disease. Practitioners attempt to investigate physical needs from a biochemical and sometimes genetic perspective, rather than from a purely symptomatic perspective. Environmental, nutritional, and emotional influences also are often linked to the patient's underlying health problems. As a result, CAM practitioners are challenged to maintain a working knowledge of current issues evolving from many fields of study.
So, in addition to reading your regular medical journals, try exploring one of the many journals presenting objective information on health and healing. Better yet, attend a CAM conference.
Dr. Shuler is a family nurse practitioner at the Great Smokies Medical Center, a complementary and alternative medical practice in Asheville, N.C.


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Latvia has announced that "Latvija Dzied!" will be used to select the country's entrant at the first edition of Eurovision Choir of the Year.
Latvia will select their entrant for the first Eurovision Choir of the Year contest on April 29, with amateur choirs from across the country invited to compete. Latvija Dzied! (Latvia Sing!) will bring together the best amateur choirs from across the choir to decide who will represented Latvia on home soil this July in Riga.
It has already been announced that the winners of "Koru kari" (Choir Wars) have been invited to take part in the selection. Choirs interested in participating in the selection are invited to submit their application to compete up until March 31. Their application must include an a-capella performance which is up to six minutes long, the performance must reflect the national culture of Latvia.
Once all of the submissions have been received a jury at LTV will go over all of the performances and on April 10 will announce the choirs going through to the final of Latvija Dzied!. The winner of the selection will be decided by a four member jury and a public televote.
Eurovision Choir of the Year will be held for the first time on July 22 in Riga, Latvia as part of the European Choir Games. The European Broadcasting Union has partnered with Interkultur to create this latest Eurovision family event, and both hope to see the format develop into a yearly event. The hosts of the show will be Eric Whitacre and Eva Ikstena. Eric is a Grammy award-winning composer and conductor, while Eva Ikstena is a Latvian television host.


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As I've said before, I definitely enjoy plenty of high-end makeup products, but there's always something exciting about finding a budget-friendly product that performs well.
Who doesn't want to save a little money when you can?
Revolution Beauty is a brand that puts out plenty of high-quality products at a very affordable price point, so I'm always willing to give their new items a try.
Their Reloaded Eyeshadow Palettes have been out for a while, and I've slowly been collecting them. I only have four at the moment, but I feel like the quality is consistent enough among those that I have to assume what the others are like as well.
The palettes are only $7 each, but you get 15 shades in each one so they're a serious value.
I've mentioned before that I have a very difficult time finding a setting powder. My skin's gotten drier as I've gotten older, so most powders, whether they're loose or pressed, just accentuate all the flaky, dry patches or wind up looking cakey.
And I try them all with a variety of foundation so it's not just the combination that's the problem -- it's just that my skin doesn't play nice with powder.
So I was intrigued when I heard about BECCA's Hydra-Mist Set & Refresh Powder because they claimed it has "a revitalizing mist-like effect on skin."
When you've got dry skin, that sounds pretty promising.
I'd heard a lot about the MissA website for a while, and over the past year or so, I've picked up quite a few products from the website's in-house brands.
If you're not familiar, the brand is focused on budget-friendly makeup items. Many of their AOA products are only $1 (and I've tried some, which are really quite good so I'm sure I'll get around to talking about them at some point), though they do have a slightly more expensive line, a2o Labs, which includes a variety of pressed powder eyeshadows, highlighters, and blushes in pans, as well as empty magnetic palettes, so you can put together custom palettes.
But there are also some curated eyeshadow kits that include 9 shadows and an empty mirrored magnetic palette with the kit's name on the front.
I couldn't resist picking up all 5 of the kits (because I've been obsessed with pan eyeshadows and making my own custom palettes for the past year or so and am determined to try as many different brands as I can) to see just how well the shadows perform.
About a year ago, I started seeing ads on Instagram for Ace Beaute and was definitely intrigued.
The ads were mainly for the Quintessential Eyeshadow Palette, which is certainly stunning -- but I hadn't really heard anything about the brand or the quality of their products at all and I kept dragging my feet about actually making a purchase.
Fast forward several months later, when the brand released the Paradise Eyeshadow Palette Collection and not only were these palettes all gorgeous but I saw plenty of positive reviews for them, which mean I couldn't risk trying them myself.
All of the palettes are lovely, but there were two that I could see myself using more than the others so I picked up the Classical Paradise Palette and the Blossom Passion Palette.


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Meet The Candidates - November 2014 - Davis School Board
Submitted by Diane Dedoshka on Fri, 08/22/2014 - 1:59pm
Meet the candidates for Davis School Board.There are 7 candidates running for 3 seats for the DJUSD school board: Tom Adams, Barbara Archer, Jose Granda, Michael Nolan, Bob Poppenga, Chuck Rairdan and Madhavi Sunder.
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Barbara Archer is 1 of 7 candidates running for Davis School Board. Each candidate was invited to make a presentation in the DMA studio under identical conditions. Statements are up to 5 minutes in length, not edited, and presented here in alphabetical order.
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Chuck Rairdan
Chuck Rairdan is 1 of 7 candidates running for Davis School Board. Each candidate was invited to make a presentation in the DMA studio under identical conditions. Statements are up to 5 minutes in length, not edited, and presented here in alphabetical order.
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2004 Toyota 4 RUNNER Visibility Rearview Mirrors, Devices problems & defects.
Toyota 4 RUNNER Visibility Rearview Mirrors, Devices problems : 1.
0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):JTEZU14R248. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 problem was reported in ANTIOCH, CA. Original Owner. Vehicle was using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 8 CYLINDERS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 TRANSMISSION TYPE: AUTO.
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2004 Toyota 4 RUNNER Visibility Windshield problems & defects.
Toyota 4 RUNNER Visibility Windshield problems : 1.
0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died. Mileage was 8000 miles. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 problem was reported in NEW ORLEANS, LA. Vehicle was purchased on 20040610. Vehicle was using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 6 CYLINDERS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 drive type:RWD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 TRANSMISSION TYPE: AUTO. VEHICLE SPEED: 65 mph. DEALER'S NAME: TOYOTA OF NEW ORLEANS . DEALER'S CITY: NEW ORLEANS . DEALER'S STATE CODE: LA. DEALER'S ZIPCODE: 70128 .
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2005 Toyota 4 RUNNER Electrical System problems & defects.
Toyota 4 RUNNER Electrical System problems : 1.
0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died. Mileage was 2 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):JTEBT17R450. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 problem was reported in LORTON, VA. Original Owner. Vehicle was purchased on 20050708. Vehicle was using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 8 CYLINDERS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 drive type:AWD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 TRANSMISSION TYPE: AUTO. VEHICLE SPEED: 25 mph. DEALER'S NAME: LUSTINE TOYATO . DEALER'S TELEPHONE NUMBER: 1-800-459-6564 . DEALER'S CITY: WOODBRIDGE . DEALER'S STATE CODE: VA. DEALER'S ZIPCODE: 22191 .
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2005 Toyota 4 RUNNER Engine And Engine Cooling Engine problems & defects.
Toyota 4 RUNNER Engine And Engine Cooling Engine problems : 1.
Mileage was 2000 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):JTEBT14R050. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 problem was reported in ROSWELL, GA. Original Owner. Vehicle was purchased on 20050910. Vehicle was using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 8 CYLINDERS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 drive type:AWD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 TRANSMISSION TYPE: AUTO. VEHICLE SPEED: 10 mph. DEALER'S NAME: ROSWELL TOYOTA . DEALER'S CITY: ROSWELL . DEALER'S STATE CODE: GA.
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2005 Toyota 4 RUNNER Engine And Engine Cooling Exhaust System Emission Control Catalytic Convertor problems & defects.
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0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):JTEBU14RX58. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 problem was reported in ALTAMONT, NY. Original Owner. Vehicle was purchased on 20050706. Vehicle was using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 6 CYLINDERS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 drive type:4WD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 TRANSMISSION TYPE: AUTO. VEHICLE SPEED: 30 mph. DEALER'S NAME: NORTHWAY TOYOTA . DEALER'S TELEPHONE NUMBER: 5187831151 . DEALER'S CITY: LATHAM . DEALER'S STATE CODE: NY. DEALER'S ZIPCODE: 12110 .
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2004 Toyota 4 RUNNER Service Brakes, Air Antilock problems & defects.
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Vehicle was involved in a crash. 0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died. Mileage was 4100 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):JTEBU14R240. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 problem was reported in CHESTER, MA. Accident was reported to Police. Original Owner. Vehicle was purchased on 20040501. Vehicle was using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 6 CYLINDERS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 drive type:4WD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 TRANSMISSION TYPE: AUTO. VEHICLE SPEED: 4 mph. DEALER'S NAME: TOYOTA OF GREENFIELD . DEALER'S TELEPHONE NUMBER: 413-772-0231 . DEALER'S CITY: GREENFIELD . DEALER'S STATE CODE: MA. DEALER'S ZIPCODE: 01301 .
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2005 Toyota 4 RUNNER Power Train Automatic Transmission problems & defects.
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2004 Toyota 4 RUNNER Service Brakes, Hydraulic Pedals And Linkages problems & defects.
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0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died. Mileage was 80 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):JTEBT14R340. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 problem was reported in NASHVILLE, TN. Original Owner. Vehicle was purchased on 20031021. Vehicle was using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 8 CYLINDERS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 drive type:4WD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 TRANSMISSION TYPE: AUTO.
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0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died. Mileage was 23000 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):JTEZT14R958. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 problem was reported in YUKON, OK. Original Owner. Vehicle was purchased on 20050531. Vehicle was using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 8 CYLINDERS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 drive type:RWD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2005 TRANSMISSION TYPE: AUTO. VEHICLE SPEED: 35 mph. DEALER'S NAME: DUB RICHARDSON TOYOTA . DEALER'S CITY: OKLAHOMA CITY . DEALER'S STATE CODE: OK.
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2004 Toyota 4 RUNNER Steering Hydraulic Power Assist System problems & defects.
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0 person(s) were injured. 0 person(s) died. Mileage was 50 miles. Vehicle Identification Number (VIN):JTEZT17R040. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 problem was reported in PEARLAND, TX. Original Owner. Vehicle was purchased on 20040809. Vehicle was using ANTI-LOCK BRAKES. Vehicle was using Cruise Control.Vehicle had 8 CYLINDERS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 drive type:RWD. FUEL SYSTEM:Fuel injection. FUEL TYPE: GAS. TOYOTA 4 RUNNER 2004 TRANSMISSION TYPE: AUTO. VEHICLE SPEED: 65 mph. DEALER'S NAME: RON CARTER TOYOTA . DEALER'S CITY: ALVIN . DEALER'S STATE CODE: TX.
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Home Sports Romain Grosjean's Formula One car explodes into fireball in 140mph smash that...
Romain Grosjean's Formula One car explodes into fireball in 140mph smash that split car in HALF at Bahrain Grand Prix… before Lance Stroll's vehicle flips over after race re-starts – but BOTH walk away
Romain Grosjean's car burst into flames after a horror crash at the Bahrain GP that split his vehicle in two
The French driver smashed into a barrier at 140mph and the car exploded into a fireball in shocking scenes
Grosjean was miraculously able to walk away from the crash and suffered burns and broken ribs
Incredibly, just moments after the race restarted, there was another crash, leaving a car upside down
Haas' Romain Grosjean has suffered one of the most dramatic accidents in modern F1 history when his F1 car exploded after smashing into a crash barrier and splitting in half during the Bahrain Grand Prix
Shocking images show the moment Grosjean manages to pull himself from the burning wreckage and jump to safety over the barrier that has been exposed to the flames for almost 30 seconds
Safety staff at the race track had to extinguish the huge flames from the blaze during the Grand Prix in Bahrain
The Frenchman's car hit the wall at 53G and promptly burst into flames in sickening fashion
The charred remains of Grosjean's vehicle were removed from around the track with a crane
Grosjean was helped my doctors into the back of an ambulance although he appeared to escape from the car without any serious injuries
After the race restarted, Belgian-Canadian driver Lance Stroll was involved in another crash, his car flipping upside down horrifically
Despite the shocking crash, Stroll was also able to walk away and is pictured he being helped into the medical car
Governing body FIA said Grosjean is stable but has suffered minor burns to his hands and ankles. He has since been taken by helicopter to a military hospital
The remains of Grosjean's car, which broke into two after the crash, was cleared from the track
Grosjean was mercifully able to clamber out of the car and was helped into an ambulance
There were huge clouds of smoke billowing from the car as flamed erupted from the high speed crash
Grosjean, who was taken to the medical centre, suffered minor burns and also broken ribs
A delay of 45 minutes was expected and it was unclear whether the race would continue at all
The last fatal crash in F1 came in 2014 when French driver Jules Bianchi lost control of his car and smashed into a recovery vehicle in Japan
The rest of the drivers were sent back to the pits and had viewed the horror smash via replays
TV images showed the car on fire as marshals and emergency services flocked to the scene
Stewards attempt to clear the car of Haas' Romain Grosjean from the track following the crash
The crash left a huge dent and hole in the side of the track as investigators turned up to inspect the damage
Grosjean escapes from the car as medical teams spray fire extinguishers at the car in their rescue effort
It was like a Hollywood stunt scene, too orange and too scary to be conjured other than from the wild imagination of fiction.
But, striking the Bahrain Grand Prix paddock dumb in an instant, Romain Grosjean's Haas clipped Daniil Kvyat's AlphaTauri, hurtled off the track at 137mph, hit the barriers at 56G and bang, like a match on dynamite, it was ablaze, the flames lighting up the sky.
The TV cameras immediately cut away, never a good sign. Many feared the worst for the Frenchman, 34, whose black skid marks marked the spot he left the track on the third corner of the first lap.
When finally Grosjean was found to be alive, we saw that his car had split in two and the part in which Grosjean was sitting had penetrated the steel wall.
His 'halo' — the titanium and carbon device that protects a driver's head — had bent the barrier and, seemingly, saved his life.
Yes, that is correct, the rear of the car was on the trackside; the front of it, containing Grosjean, lay the other side.
When the replays were shown, he was inside his smoking machine for some 25 seconds before, finally, he climbed out as rescuers arrived: marshals spraying fire extinguishers and the medical car zooming up from behind.
British medical delegate Dr Ian Roberts peered through the pyre for sight of Grosjean.
But as he was contemplating whether to go into the inferno, his 'patient' could be detected trying to climb over the barrier. Roberts put his right hand on Grosjean's left arm to steady him as he made his leap to safety.
Alan van der Merwe, driving the medical car, sprayed foam on Grosjean and Roberts to stop the fire spreading.
Roberts takes up the story: 'Arriving on the scene there was half the car pointing in the wrong direction and I thought where on earth is the rest? We saw a big gap in the Armco.
'It looked like an oven. It was red with flame. There was a fire marshal rapidly on scene and that push of the extinguisher, the powder, pushed the flames back enough. Once Romain was high enough we could get him over the barrier and away.
'But it was a very small window because as soon as the extinguisher powder went forward, the flames were coming back pretty soon afterwards.'
Grosjean, hobbling, put some distance between himself and the fireball, before being sat in the medical car and thence flown by helicopter to BDF Military Hospital, 10 miles north in West Riffa, with slight burns to his hands, which were bandaged last night.
It was a miracle of deliverance that nothing more serious was wrong in what now may turn out to have been the last grand prix of his life. Haas had already announced that he is leaving at the end of the season, which has two more races to run, here on another track next Sunday and in Abu Dhabi the following weekend.
Grosjean's injuries may prevent his taking part in either, even if he has the mental fortitude to contemplate such a trial.
Looking to the future, he was thinking of joining the American IndyCar Series next year. That is a perilous business on oval tracks and comes with expensive life-insurance premiums.
His wife Marion is known not to be keen on such a gamble, and yesterday's unfolding horror may well have swung the family vote in her favour. He is a father of three, with sons Sacha, 7, Simon, 5 and daughter Camille, three next month. Marion had been due here yesterday but the Covid-testing regime presented too many obstacles and she instead watched from their Genava home.
John Watson, the former driver, knows about the horrors of fires at the workplaces. For he held the charred head of Niki Lauda in his lap in the moments after the Austrian came within seconds of being burned to death at the Nurburgring in 1976.
On Sunday night, Watson said of Grosjean: 'Thank goodness someone up there loves him. That had death written all over it. He has had nine lives in the blink of an eye. My advice: retire. It is a wake-up call for the whole grid.' Yes, such have been the advances in safety that it is easy to forget how perilous motor racing used to be.
The race was delayed for 90 minutes, until 18.35 local time, while the barrier was repaired with the help of a welder. Race director Michael Masi inspected the scene, scratching his head.
He will now form part of the investigation into the accident, looking at what caused the car to catch fire.
F1 managing director Ross Brawn said: 'The fire was worrying, the barrier coming apart was worrying, but we can be happy with safety of the car. The halo saved Romain. There was controversy in including it but there can't be any doubt now.'
Yes, the safety pioneers won. But the truth is written in capital letters on the entry badge everyone wears around their neck: 'Motorsport is dangerous.'
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As a real estate agent, you understand the importance of generating new, high-quality leads. Without them, you would have little success. While there are dozens of marketing techniques and tools you can use to capture the attention of potential clients, social media should be at the top of your list. Facebook, for example, is the most widely used social media platform in the United States with approximately 68% of the American population utilizing it regularly. Additionally, many potential clients spend ample time on Instagram with 51% of its users accessing the platform daily and 35% of users reporting that they check it multiple times a day.
While we could list off dozens of social media marketing statistics and show you why you should be using social media, that doesn't matter. What matters is knowing how to make social media work for you and your real estate business. When done correctly, this can be a large avenue for generating leads and growing your company. Let's discuss just five ways you can make social media work for your real estate business.
This seems pretty obvious, right? Unfortunately, there are thousands of individuals who are posting content that does not connect with their audience. You want to post content that is engaging and makes your followers want to do, feel, or learn something. While it can certainly be overwhelming to come up with different content every single day, if you truly want successful social media channels, then develop your own publishing strategy. Create a calendar that lists the type of content you will publish, the topic, the source, and the time of publishing. You can make this calendar as specific or as basic as you desire. But, it can save you a lot of time and many headaches.
Video marketing for real estate agents should never be overlooked. Video is powerful and statistics show it provides outstanding results. Users view more than 500 million hours of video on YouTube and viewers retain 95% of a video's message. Research also shows that by 2020, videos will make up more than 80% of online traffic.
If you want to increase your number of shares, you must create video. More than 92% of mobile video viewers will share videos with others and the average users will spend 88% more time on a website with video.
The timing of your posts can play a significant role in the success of your social media channels. You must dig deep into the platform of your choosing and learn about its user's behaviors and any patterns or trends with your posting schedule. The best times to publish on social media will vary by platform and by the type of content you wish to publish. For example, when posting on Facebook, the largest social media platform, you may receive the most engagement on Weekdays and the worst time to seek engagement is on Saturdays.
Great reviews bring great success More than 84% of people trust an online review as much as a personal recommendation and online reviews impact up to 67% of purchasing decisions. When you receive reviews and client testimonials, publish them. You can post them on your social channels and list them on your pages. An excellent option is to create video testimonials and record clients discussing their experience working with you.
Utilize your social media channels so your followers can get to know you better. Don't use it to only promote current listings. Share information about yourself and list many of the reasons why clients should hire and work with you. Publish information — ideally from your company blog — that makes you appear as an authority in the real estate industry. The wider variety of content and the more personable you appear, the more willing individuals are to reach out and request your services.
If you want your social media channels to generate leads and increase your business, you must put in the work. Posting inconsistently and the wrong content is not going to produce the desired results. However, when you learn all you can about a specific platform, you post at the right times and you publish engaging content, that's when you will notice a difference.


Did you know in the U.S factories release over 3 million tons of toxic waste into the land, air, water, and into our own homes? These factories are causing millions of problems.
They are causing health problems, causing the U.S to lose acres of land across the U.S and not allowing people to swim and drink rivers. But it's not just the factories fault it is also caused by daily transportation too. There are three types of pollution: Air pollution, Water pollution, and Land pollution. Air Pollution is a big problem everywhere in our society.
Smoking, power plants, ships, and daily transportation cause air pollution. Air pollution cause many problems, they cause health issues because once the pollution gets into the air it does not come out. Its everywhere around the world floating in the air and we don't even realize it. Many people can get diseases from the bacteria in the air that cant be avoided because of all the toxics contained in the air from the factories, automobiles, and different fumes from paint, perfumes, and cosmetic items. To eliminate any more toxic fumes in the air I think we should use less perfumes, have chargeable cars, and use factories less. Water Pollution is the second kind of pollution in our world.
Again factories, human sewage, oil leaking from cars etc. harm our waters. They cause us not to be able to swim in our lakes, drink from the cleanest rivers, and be scared to swim in oceans because of all the oil leaked into it. Water pollution is the worst pollution because it can get into our drinks and food. If it does you basically eat and drink pollution from people, cars, and factories around the world, which can cause major health issues.
Land Pollution is third and final cause of pollution that we worry about. Littering, oil, nuclear plants, and construction debris causes land pollution. Land pollution is when our citizens litter any item. Littering is a big problem and causes most of our land pollution. People need to understand that if we don't stop littering we will basically be living in our own filth.
The disgusting visuals of all the landfills we have filled with trash items that we can recycle just sit and rot. We need to take a stand and recycle all we can to help the environment. In the United States we have a lot of pollution that needs to change. We have three different types of pollution that we need to take care of. They are :Air Pollution, Water Pollution, and Land Pollution, they cause many problem in the U.
S. They cause very many health issues that we can fix but don't. I think we should reuse things, recycle, and use rechargeable cars.


A man was hiking the mountain trails when he decided to leave the trail and take a scenic route to see the water falls. Along the way he startled a bear who immediately gave chase. The man ran fast as he could but soon found himself standing on the edge of a cliff with a forty foot drop into rushing water. He knew jumping into the water would be dangerous because he could barely swim. The bear was only twenty yards away and closing, with just seconds to make a decision the man took that leap of faith.
America is like that man. Our country is literally positioned on a precipice of decision. The choices we make in the upcoming election for our country could truly decide the future moral, economic, and political fate of our country. I feel like I am standing on the edge of decision. I look at the two leading candidates running for the highest office in our land and wonder, "Is this the best our country has to offer?" I don't believe these candidates are the best, but they are a true picture of what our country has produced by its sinking into a quagmire of morally poor choices and silent acceptance by the churches' of the ungodly lifestyles where we find ourselves today.
Look around and see what God calls evil, our land has accepted as good. Even those in God's family wonder if abortion of the innocent is an acceptable practice. The Gay and Lesbian lifestyle has become acceptable by silence and fear in our country. Several leading church denominations in our nation have chosen to ignore clear biblical theology concerning the definition of the family and marriage practice between one man and one woman. Preachers nowadays are becoming timid about preaching against these evils in our country, not just out of fear from government persecution and sanctions, but from their own parishioners.
In the church as well as our communities, couples live together outside of the bonds of marriage because it is an acceptable practice. The enormous weight of debt in our country and families can have only one eventual outcome, the total collapse of the country's economic system. Lifestyles will change overnight, businesses will shut down, the government may bankrupt. Those dependent on subsidies like social security, food stamps and government retirement checks may find there's no money coming at the end of the month. It is likely that either anarchy or marshal law will rise across the land because of rioting due to the poverty and hardships that could come.
Sorry if this isn't a 'rosy' picture for the Encourager, but as the people of God, we can't continue to sit in a cozy room with the windows and doors shut to the things happening outside like we'll never be touched. The Lord says in Proverbs 14:34, "Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a reproach to any people." Also in Proverbs 15:9 "The way of the wicked is an abomination to the Lord, but He loves him who follows righteousness."
I believe our hope, my hope is in Jesus Christ. He is still on the throne and it is obvious to me that His grace is still on our beloved country but for how long, only He knows. Psalms 9:17 says: "The wicked shall be turned into hell, and all the nations that forget God." We must be diligent to pray and seek our God who is gracious and merciful. Who knows if He will turn and give a blessing.
Now, back to the man who jumped off the cliff. Remember he was on the path leading to safety, he did not get into trouble until he wandered off on his own. Our country began on a great path where we acknowledged God as the source of our fortune and blessings, but unfortunately we have left that path and gone astray.
This coming election it is imperative that we as individuals and as a church pray and seek God. Pray He will lead us back to His 'right'eous ways. Let us examine our hearts and lifestyle to ensure we are not living in an ungodly manner.
NOT VOTING is not an option. You may say, I don't like either candidate. Well do some research, choose one and ensure you have prayed and weighed them in the light of God's holy Word. Unfortunately, the two main candidates we seem to have at the moment remind me of the old adage, "it's a choice between the devil and the deep blue sea." Yet the Lord has given us a grand privilege in this country, we can elect our leaders. Sadly, I know of many believers who haven't either voted at all in their life or have stopped. I say this gently, but when you don't vote, you have voted for the other candidate, and you will reap what they bring to office.
Be faithful, stay encouraged because God has it all under control. Be diligent in your duties to the church and your country. This is our home and where we worship. It is possible that one day we could awaken to find the precious freedoms we enjoy today gone. Let us do all we can to ensure it doesn't happen in our lifetime.


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WordPress 2.6 will implement a potentially very cool feature: Google Gears.
Basically, Google Gears is a browser addon that stores on your local computer some files, allowing for quicker (as in "immediate") access. Those files are stored in a local database that can re-sync to your online content when needed. So, basically, you don't even need to stay connected to the intarwebs to actually use online apps.
Gears in WP is nice.
Pretty cool stuff. I'm going to have to look into this – it looks like a great idea.
Same problem here with 2.6-beta. It's a FF3 issue, not a Vista one, AFAIK.
Tested it. It works with 2.6 beta 1, FF3 and XP SP3.
I haven't noticed any differences though. Any suggestions on what should exactly happen?
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EXPERIMENTAL POST METALLERS KRAKOW REVEAL DETAILS OF SPECIAL SHOW PLANNED FOR BLASTFEST
Posted: February 15, 2016 in DARK ESSENCE RECORDS, OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASES, Uncategorized
Tags: Dark Essence Records, Experimental Post Metal, Krakow, Post Metal
With a lineup consisting of Kjartan Grønhaug on guitars, René Misje on guitars and vocals, Frode Kilvik (AETERNUS, VITHR, GRAVDAL) on vocals and bass, and Ask Ty Arctander (KAMPFAR, HADES ALMIGHTY) on drums, Norwegian Post Metallers KRAKOW are widely regarded as one of Norway's best live acts. Now, with their appearance at Bergen's Blastfest on the horizon, the band have announced that their show, which is part of the Dark Essence Records label night at the festival, will be something special.
Explaining what sets this show apart from their others, the band had this to say: "What is a KRAKOW show? It changes constantly, the fluctuations of the music dictating the here and now, each performance with its own set of sounds, patterns and emotions. So let's add some new elements to the mix, see what comes out.
"At Blastfest we will be a bigger band, more bodies and more sound. Our album producer, and some-time session drummer, Iver Sandøy will join on keys and drums. Cato Olaisen, who did such an amazing job drumming on 'diin' will join on drums, while Ask will move between drums and vocals.
"The set will consist of only 4 songs, selected from our three full-length albums "Monolith", "diin" and "Amaran". One of the tracks has never been performed live before, while the remaining three will take on a shape never heard or felt before. They will be close to their true expression, but with new nuances and added shading, bending and distorting in ways that we ourselves will not know in advance.
"Join us at Sardinen on Blastfest, 19. February 2016, at 19:10. Maybe it will be a testament etched onto a physical vessel for those who cannot be a part of the night".
Also appearing at the Dark Essence Records Label Night at Blastfest, which kicks off at 16:00 at Sardinen, are KRAKOW label-mates SULPHUR, SLEGEST, COR SCORPII and THE 3RD ATTEMPT.
More information about KRAKOW can be found on the band's website at http://www.krakowofficial.com/ or on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/krakowband
More music from KRAKOW can be heard on the band's SoundCloud page at https://soundcloud.com/krakow_band/ or on Bandcamp at http://krakow.bandcamp.com/
Fan-filmed footage of KRAKOW performing the track "Termination of Origin" from the "diin" album can be seen below and on the band's YouTube channel at http://youtu.be/Ku9B1bWCWjc
The DARK ESSENCE RECORDS SoundCloud player contains tracks from all the label's releases and can be found brelow and at http://soundcloud.com/dark-essence-records/sets/dark-essence-records
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/krakowband
Website: http://www.krakowofficial.com/
BandCamp: http://krakow.bandcamp.com/
SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/krakow_band
Band Contact: contact@krakowofficial.com
Dark Essence Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/darkessencerecords
Dark Essence Webshop: http://karismarecords.bigcartel.com/
Dark Essence BandCamp: http://karismarecords.bandcamp.com/
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NORWEGIAN BLACK METALLERS GRAVDAL ANNOUNCE NEW LINEUP AND DEBUT ROUGH MIX OF TRACK FROM UPCOMING ALBUM
EXPERIMENTAL HARD ROCKERS VIRUS REVEAL FIRST DETAILS AND ARTWORK FROM UPCOMING ALBUM


This job was a real pleasure because we had the opportunity to work in sunny California, USA. We had to use various types of different machines to lift the glasses into the house. The glass crates weigh up to 2000kg and can be moved by forklift or crane only. Once the glass panels have arrived in the house they have to be transporter to the installation location piece by piece. Only by finest coordination between all participating persons it is possible to move all glasses inside the house without to damage them. Precision job is required when you install glass staircases. Instead of working with wood or steel the tempered glass panels cannot be treated at the site. You have to work with what you get. If the glass is missing 2mm to the right location at the floor, you might not be able to place the next panel because the displacement is increasing. Glass stairs are demanding the most from every involved person, started with the sales man, every planer, the transporter and the installer. With thank too many years experience and in cooperation with the finest glass manufactures and glass engineers we are able to provide such outstanding quality of technical knowhow and materials.


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Q: cert-manager can use DNS-01 challenge on GKE, with "xip.io" domain? I tried to get tls using cert-manager DNS-01 challenge on GKE.
So far, I don't have any domain so I want to use xip.op,
DNS zone : test
DNname: 111.222.333.444.xip.io
and I have record set, like  web.111.222.333.444.xip.ip whose A record data is "111.222.333.444"
Then adding Issuer & Certificate on GKE, but checking challenge,

$ kubectl describe challenge
Error presenting challenge: No matching GoogleCloud domain found for domain xip.io.

We cannot use DNS-01 validation to xip.io domain ?
Because of firewall rule, I need to use DNS-01 instead of HTTP-01.
I beg someone's help

A: No, that won't work. For DNS-01 you need to use a real domain, that you control (and can create DNS entries under). For it to work with cert-manager you additionally need to have the DNS managed by one of cert-manager's supported DNS providers (Google Cloud DNS being perhaps the easiest choice if you're using GKE, but not the only one).

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A great way to discover a side to Adelaide you've never seen before!
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Looking forward to a weekend of baseball…
My boy Andy Parrino. (Photo by Kaity Bergquist)
I'm back! I am happy to announce that I have officially finished my freshman year of college – meaning that I actually have time to blog now. It's been forever, I know, but I am really excited to get back into writing about the boys.
Not that there's much to say about them. We lost 8-1 today against the Dodgers, all thanks to former Padres pitcher Aaron Harang. He was dealing. We couldn't get a thing off of him.
The positive, of course, is that we "split" the series with the Dodgers. One game each. I don't feel like you can really call a two-game series a series, but whatever. We're grasping for straws here.
Currently our record is 14-25. Miserable. Not that anyone cares, but we're 11.5 games behind first place. So much fun.
But there was a huge bright spot to today, which was that Orlando Hudson was released and Jason Bartlett was put on the DL. That should improve at least Padres fans' morale for a while. I am actually thrilled that the Padres finally, finally made these moves. I'm really excited also because this means that Andy Parrino will hopefully get more playing time.
Parrino is definitely becoming my new Padres crush. He's adorable.
Looking ahead to the weekend, we're starting Interleague Play against the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim and Albert Pujols. I'll be out at all three games – so excited to get out to the ballpark to see the boys. It should be a fun weekend. I am actually excited to see the Angels. They're only slightly better than the Padres record-wise, so it would be great to win at least one good game against them.
GO PADRES!
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Winning Padres = Happier Fans
So good to see the Padres actually playing some solid baseball this past weekend. I can stay a fan for a long time (it's been six years, yo), but it's always so much more fun to be a fan when the team is winning.
I'm happy. The team should be happy. Hopefully we will have a great series against the Nationals.
Oh, and you should read these blogs: Green Grass Love Affair & Nater Tater's Friar Fritters
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No Fireworks
Tonight, the Padres presented Star Wars-themed fireworks after the game. But during the game, there were no fireworks. The Padres were more bland than tofu tonight.
We had a whooping total of three hits in the entire game.
But the defense was not bland. Instead, it was a little more spicy than any of us could handle.
OK, the bland vs. spicy comparison doesn't really work when describing the defense. It was more like, the defense was so terrible that I was ready to jump off the Toyota Terrace.
Cory Luebke started off the game with a three-pitch strikeout, but things didn't go so peachy for the rest of the game. Not even for the rest of the inning, for that matter. He ended up allowing a two-run double to get the team into a hole early, not that we would have been able to come back from anything.
Chad Billingsley, starting for the Dodgers, was brilliant. He made it all the way to the 9th inning, hit 100 pitches and got taken out of the game to very loud booing from the Padres fans. We did not appreciate what he did to us.
It was the top of the third that was the worst half inning ever. With one out, Mark Ellis doubled, Matt Kemp hit a grounder to third that should have been routine for Chase Headley, but instead he decided to throw it funny and Alonzo had issues with it at first. He went to try to get the out at home and threw that away too. Nice. Then while the next batter was at the plate, Cory threw the ball into center field. I think he was trying to catch the runner on second. Juan Rivera then hit a pop fly to right field, where three guys decided to go for the ball. All three of them missed it, of course.
It was the most miserable inning. I couldn't believe what I was seeing. It was one thing after another. I thought I was watching a Little League game. Believe me, I remember my little brother's games where the ball would not stop being throwed in the wrong direction. I mean, over the past few years, our defense has been the one thing that's been more than okay. If we don't have our pitching, offense and now defense, what do we have?
We only were given two errors, but we deserved at least six. That's five errors in the first two games of the season. Ugh.
Luebke left after 4.2 innings with six runs and nine hits tagged onto him. But not all of them were his fault. His defense was not behind him today.
Micah Owings came in in relief and had an impressive outing. He went 3.1 innings and only allowed one hit and one walk. Andrew Cashner also threw a scoreless inning.
It was a really bad 6-0 loss. I was not happy with our boys. At all.
At least the fireworks were cool.
Check out my Storify story about this game – http://storify.com/kaitybergquist/padres-lose-again
Follow me on Twitter – @kaitybergquist
Follow my friend Colleen's Padres blog – http://colleen.mlblogs.com/
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My Opening Day Adventure
Padres pitcher Edison Volquez, who started Thursday's game against the Dodgers. (Photo credit Kaity Bergquist)
Opening Day is magical. When you're in the ballpark. But when you spend over an hour looking for parking and dealing with horrible traffic before the game, it was hard to settle down and enjoy. But thankfully, we did.
Word to the wise: if there's a 4:05 Opening Day start, you should probably leave for the ballpark around 8 a.m.
So that was miserable. We missed all of the pre-game festivities. We were sort of able to see the flyover, and we did see Jerry Coleman throw out the first pitch. But that was it.
We were also in the nosebleeds of the nosebleeds, and there were some very unpleasant Dodgers fans up there. Right behind us was a group that was extrememly loud and obnoxious for the entire game. It was miserable having to endure them the whole time. I do not appreciate the fans who come in here and think that this is their stadium, and that they can say whatever they want and insult people as much as they want. There was one guy who was literally insulting Padres fans for the entire last half hour of the game.
Thankfully, Colleen and I are going to be sitting in a classier section for tonight's game.
The game itself was not good. I was really impressed with Edinson Volquez for the first three innings. He was spot on. But then he suddenly lost it in the fourth inning and walked in two runs. I was not happy.
Though this is a new season, I felt like I was watching last year's team. Weak offense, somewhat strong pitching with a lot of weak moments, and pathetic defense. We had three errors. None of those helped the cause at all.
We only had five hits in the game. Cameron Maybin had two, one of which was a two-run homer. Jesus Guzman had one, and then the pitcher and a pinch-hitter each had one. That was it. None of our "big" players had any hits at all. Not that we really have any big players, but guys like Chase Headley, Nick Hundley, Orlando Hudson and Chris Denorfia did not contribute.
Hundley did have two exceptional defensive plays, though. In that fourth inning where Volquez was busy having a meltdown, Nick was able to get an out at the plate with the bases loaded. That was HUGE. He also caught a critcal runner stealing.
Pitcher Anthony Bass did well in relief, but Brad Brach did not. He allowed two runs in the eighth. Ernesto Frieri was also okay, but he's soooo slow.
So overall, a very disappointing game with the 5-3 loss. Not what we were hoping for, that's for sure. Hopefully we will be able to turn things around tonight.
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You know those series last week when we didn't do too well? I think those are behind us. Ryan Ludwick has finally found his bat.
Last week was a little scary because our two big additions, Ludwick and Miguel Tejada, were seemingly hindering instead of helping. We lost four games last week, which we just don't do. So you can understand my worry, but thankfully, things are looking up again.
Wade LeBlanc threw an absolutely amazing game last night. He only went 5.2 innings, but he only allowed five hits, one run, while striking out eight. Whoo hoo! The one thing that I find absolutely incredible is his hitting this year! He had another hit and RBI last night, which brings his average up to .324. He has 12 hits on the year.
Ludwick was the star of this game, though. He hit his first Padre home run in the bottom of the second, which gave us a 1-0 lead. LeBlanc singled in our second run later in the inning.
Then, in the bottom of the seventh, Ryan hit his second home run in the bottom of the seventh. I'm sooo happy that he's getting his bat going. We need this guy to contribute if we want to keep our first place lead and keep pushing towards the playoffs.
The bullpen was great once again. The combination of Luke Gregerson, Mike Adams, and Heath Bell is back and strong as ever. Heath got his 32nd save of the year.
Great, great game. You have no idea how relieved I was to get the win last night. It's always a good thing to start off a series with a win, especially at home.
The best news of all is that we have a little more breathing room on our first-place lead…for now. The Giants are now 2.5 games behind, which is a lot better than the 1 that they were last week.
By the way, I didn't really want to get into this, but what Jonathan Sanchez said the other day REALLY ticked me off. I'm mostly trying to not let it go to my head, because that's what he wants us to do. But this series against the Giants is going to be huge. We're going into their park for three games. But look at is this way: the Giants have been trailing us for a long time. They've come within one game of tying us for first place, but they've never been able to quite make it. It's going to be a very tough series, but I think the Padres are going to come out on top.
Also, I think that's really bad sportsmanship of Sanchez. I mean, he had just lost a game, and I can't blame him for being angry about it. But you don't go boasting about the next team you're going to beat. Not cool. Not cool at all.
The Latest Leaders list for July just came out, and I'm #10!! This is really exciting for me 🙂 Thank you guys sooo much for reading consistently and supporting my blog. It means so much to me! Thank you thank you thank you!!
Hopefully we can get the win tonight and then another one tomorrow when I'm at the game. I'm super excited!!!! It's going to be soo much fun.
Kevin Correia vs. James McDonald tonight. Let's do this.
It's time to believe.
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Sweep, then Dodgers!!
After losing the series to Atlanta, we went into Pittsburgh, which was a really good move by the schedule makers. We needed to get back on track, and we did this weekend with a sweep of the Pirates.
Kevin Correia started the game on Friday, which was sweet. We got four runs in the top of the second, a great team effort. K-Cor allowed three runs, but it wasn't a problem. Our pitching was super solid, so we won the game 5-3. Ernesto Frieri, Luke Gregerson, and Heath Bell threw three scoreless hittless innings. Amazing!
The second game was REALLY great because Mat Latos was back. He was put on the DL right before the All-Star game because of a side strain of some sort, but it was more of a roster move than a serious injury. It was really good to have him back! I love this guy 🙂 He went six innings, allowing two runs on seven hits with seven strikeouts. The two runs were actually solo home runs, which did break a pretty long streak of Mat's without home runs, but that's okay. It's not the end of the world. Great outing by Mat.
Now the question is, how much longer can he pitch? The Padres really want to conserve his innings so that he doesn't burn out to quickly. We want this guy to be our ace for a long time. But at the same time, we might be making a playoff run pretty soon. Do we let him keep pitching until then, or do we hold him back and wait until we really need him? I think if I were the Padres, I would let him keep pitching every fifth day, but give him an inning or pitch count limit. If he only went say, five innings every start, he could still stay sharp pitching-wise while saving some for later at the same time. I don't think we can just shut him down and then start him up again when we go into the stretch. Anyways, it will be very interesting to see how the Padres deal with this.
'Cause if you think about it, I want this guy when we're in the playoffs. It's definitely not like he's the only starter who can actually pitch, but I like our chances when he's out on the mound. Guys like Kevin Correia, Jon Garland, and Wade LeBlanc are doing their jobs very well, but having Mat is a huge bonus. If we're going to win the NL West, I want Mat Latos on that roster. Make it happen, Padres.
The offense in that second game was great. We got nine runs, but they were all scored on singles, doubles, ground outs, or sac-flies. No big blast here. Adrian Gonzalez and Chase Headley each had two hits. Will Venable was walked twice and scored twice. Everth Cabrera and Oscar Salazar each drove in two runs.
We had a 42-minute rain delay. It was kind of funny because it was in the top of the eighth and we had the bases loaded with no outs. Talk about a threat. We ended up scoring five runs that inning.
We won the game 9-2, which was great. Especially after the Braves series, it was good to get the next series won right away.
The third game was great too. Wade LeBlanc started, going six innings, allowing three runs on eight hits. He didn't walk any, though, and got two strikeouts.
The Pirates got two runs in the bottom of the second on a Ronny Cedeno home run. But in the top of the third, we struck back.
After Everth Cabrera lined out, Wade LeBlanc and Jerry Hairston Jr. singled. Chris Denorfia, who I'll talk about later, doubled to drive them both in. Tie game. Adrian Gonzalez hit a two-run homer, his 21st of the year. An out later, Yorvit Torrealba walked, stole second while Will Venable was batting, and scored on Will's single. 5-2 Padres.
The Pirates got another run, but then we got another run. Chris Denorfia home run. That was all we needed. The offense, paired with amazing relief performances by Ryan Webb, Luke Gregerson, and Heath Bell, was enough for the sweep. Heath Bell got his 29th save of the year.
One thing I've really noticed this year is that our starting pitchers are not that bad with the bats. Kevin Correia drove in a run the other night, and Wade LeBlanc had two hits yesterday.
Kevin Correia: Four hits, three RBIs, four runs scored.
Jon Garland: Seven hits, one RBI, three runs scored.
Mat Latos: Six hits (including two doubles and a home run), three RBIs, three runs scored.
Wade LeBlanc: Nine hits, zero RBI, one run scored.
Clayton Richard: Six hits, five RBIs, three runs scored.
I don't know about you, but these numbers really surprised me. I realized that they had done quite a bit of hitting, but I didn't realize that it was this much. Amazing. Wow.
Now, Chris Denorfia. This guy has been seriously overlooked. I haven't heard that much about him at all, but he's been absolutely amazing for us this year. He's hitting .287 with 39 hits and 23 RBIs. He's contributed so much. I don't think we would be here without him. Whoever decided to invite this guy to Spring Training is a genius.
Now we are coming home to face the Dodgers for three huge games. We're actually playing them seven times in two weeks, which is going to be crazy. Never mind that the Dodgers are six games behind us. It's the Dodgers. Petco Park is going to be crazy for the next three days.
Even though the Dodgers are like a million games behind us, I think this series is very essential. It's not like they're right on our heels and it's a do-or-die series, but we've still gotta beat these guys. They're our biggest rivals, and we need to beat the teams in our division. I don't know if we'll be able to sweep them, but two out of three sounds good. We need it.
BEAT LA!!
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Can Couples be 'Married at First Sight' in Australia?
The Marriage Act (1961), as amended to date, requires that couples complete a "Notice of Intended Marriage" form at least 30 days, but no more than 18 months prior to the marriage. This form requires the completion of basic identity information, including name, birth date and marital status. The Notice of Intended Marriage must be given to an authorised celebrant to send to the Registrar of Births, Deaths and Marriages after the wedding.
So yes, people may marry others they barely know, but they must, at the very least, know the person's identity, age and marital status.
The waiting period of 30 days is designed to provide an opportunity for people to contemplate whether they really want to marry the other person.
There is some understandable cultural curiosity about arranged marriages, which are still the norm in certain parts of the world. But much of the heated controversy generated by Channel 9's new reality show, Married at First Sight, is likely generated by differing views on marriage.
Before filming, the participants in the televised weddings fill out a Notice of Intended Marriage. The weddings are not legally binding, but parties may choose to marry when the 30-day period following the execution of the notice has elapsed.
Is it legal to marry a stranger?
Are arranged marriages permitted in Australia?
How well and for how long a couple must know each other before marriage?
Can they get a quick divorce if the relationship doesn't work out?
The blogosphere raises a few more sticky issues about presumptions of permanence, sexual exclusivity and why gay people can't get married in Australia. Many of these difficult questions are still more the province of policy, religion and culture than law.
As long as these marriages met the legal requirements for a valid marriage in Australia (for example both parties consent to the marriage and are of the legal age to marry) and the marriage is preceded by the legally required disclosure and waiting period, then yes. Marriages arranged by third parties are perfectly legal. Still, arranged unions are not customary in most of the western world.
A person who forces a couple to marry could be criminally charged and face a term of imprisonment. A celebrant who officiates at a marriage where the requirements of the law have not been met may also be subject to penalties.
The divorce rate for couples in an arranged marriage is very low but, as wise people have noted, that is not necessarily an indicator of domestic bliss.
For example, when the family views divorce as something that would bring shame to the family, divorce may simply not be an option for some married couples.
If it doesn't work out, can couples get a quick divorce?
Therein lies the principal problem with getting "married at first sight." With divorce law in Australia, courts require a marriage to have irretrievably broken down and this must be evidenced by at least a 12 month period of separation, before granting a divorce.
If a couple has been married for less than two years, or if there are children of the marriage, courts generally also require the parties to participate in marriage counseling before granting a divorce.
Although The Marriage Act defines marriage as a state intended to be permanent, nearly half of all marriages in Australia end in divorce. The law has nothing to say about whether couples need even to live together or behave in sexually exclusive ways when married.
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Former Massey Energy manager charged with conspiracy over 2010 US mining disaster
Federal prosecutors in West Virginia stepped higher up the corporate ladder at Massey Energy on November 28 with new criminal charges against David C. Hughart stemming from the investigation of the 2010 Upper Big Branch mine coal mine explosion that killed 29 workers.
Commemorative crosses for some of the miners who died in the 2010 Upper Big Bend disaster
Hughart was president of Massey's Green Valley Resource Group, a major coal mining subsidiary based in Leivasy, West Virginia, from 2000 to 2010. He has agreed to plead guilty to the charges and is cooperating with the investigation, US Attorney Booth Goodwin announced.
He is now charged in a federal "criminal information" with two counts of conspiracy. Neither count is directly tied to the explosion two years ago at Massey's Upper Big Branch mine, but the charges target the corporate culture that allegedly led to the nation's worst mine disaster in 40 years.
Prosecutors say Hughart conspired with other unnamed Massey officials to thwart surprise inspections by the Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA). Hughart is accused of authorising and facilitating advance warnings to miners underground when MSHA inspectors arrived unannounced at several Massey mines.
The charging document says the advance warnings caused "the concealing and covering up of violations of mine safety and health laws that otherwise would result in citations and orders" that could have slowed or halted coal production.
The alleged inspection dodge kept inspectors from discovering inadequate use of ventilation control devices and failure to control explosive methane gas and coal dust.
Inadequate ventilation, uncontrolled methane gas and excessive coal dust were major factors in the Upper Big Branch explosion.
Hughart is also charged with conspiracy to violate mandatory health and safety standards that are designed to prevent mine explosions and minimize exposure to the coal mine dust that causes the deadly respiratory disease known as black lung.
"Mine safety and health laws were routinely violated" at mines managed by Hughart "and other coal mines owned by Massey," according to the charging document.
Hughart and Massey believed that "consistently following those laws would decrease coal production," the document adds.
The alleged conspiracy kept the company from being exposed to possible fines, criminal penalties, and "patterns of violation" status, which would have triggered more regulatory scrutiny.
Prosecutors typically file charges using a "criminal information" document when the defendant has accepted a plea agreement and is a cooperating witness.
Hughart's role in the company put him in regular contact with higher-level executives, including former CEO Don Blankenship, former chief operating officer Chris Adkins and former safety chief Elizabeth Chamberlin.
A lower level Massey official pleaded guilty in March to similar charges involving advance warning of inspections. Gary May was a foreman at the Upper Big Branch mine and his sentencing has been postponed as he continues to work with prosecutors.
The broader conspiracy charge against Hughart is a novel approach and indicates an attempt to test possible criminal charges against more senior officials. Mining company executives are rarely charged when miners die in accidents.
The broader charge also sends signals to former Massey executives higher up the corporate chain. It shows that prosecutors are willing to be creative as they consider more criminal charges.
Massey Energy was absorbed by Alpha Natural Resources last year. In December, Alpha agreed to pay nearly $210 million for fines, victims' compensation and industry safety programs. The agreement kept the company from facing corporate criminal charges for the Upper Big Branch disaster but did not preclude prosecution of individual Massey officials.
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It's crazy how in the most unusual circumstances you can end up meeting the right person. It's all about being at the right place at the right time when it comes to love. This is exactly what happened with Lara and Daniel; they met in the most random situation and from there onwards they both had secretly known that they would end up with each other.
For this Jewish wedding video Lara and Daniel tied the knot on 28 May 2017 at the Old Palace of Hatfield House and it was a beautiful Jewish wedding film. The theme of the wedding was white and blue and I absolutely loved the décor! Lara wore a stunning white gown with a veil and her hair tied into an elegant up-do. Everyone from the bridesmaids of the flower girls were wearing something blue and it was great to see everyone in synch with the theme.
Friends and family members of both the bride and groom were excited and happy for the couple and everyone joined in the fun. After the wedding ceremony, both Lara and Daniel had fun on the dance floor while everyone cheered and later joined as well. It was a pleasure to see everyone having such a good time. The dancing after the reception was probably everyone's favorite part, which I totally understand why.
This Hatfield House wedding video turned out amazing and the love between the bride and groom was quite evident. I wish them a happy married life ahead!


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Le Bonheur's 2012 Chardonnay has wowed the judges of Canada's Sélections Mondiales des Vins, to win an A+ score and a gold medal.
Now in its 30th year, the competition, held in Quebec, is one of the most important quality showcases in the international world of wine. A delicious food wine, made in the classical style, it's medium-bodied, elegantly crisp and dry. Winemaker Sakkie Kotzé recommends serving it with cream-based dishes, as its lively acidity acts as a counterpoint to their richness, keeping the palate wonderfully refreshed.
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