Ever since Facebook changed their policy for businesses, Instagram is the new hub for gaining visibility in the virtual world. With 80% of its (more than) one billion users following businesses, Instagram is a key platform for marketers.
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Brief ARROW worked with the client to formulate a new vision for Lagos Waterfront and re-create the lost connection between the city and the sea.
Lagos Island has the potential to be more than what it currently is by being transformed into a place with a distinct and recognisable character, reflecting its position as the second largest African city.
We believe that the proposed site has the potential to fulfill a vision of a stronger identity for Lagos. The current site serves as a parking space with individual generators to supply the power consumption of Lagos Central Business District. Clearly underutilised, the area could and should serve a greater purpose.
The development could serve as a starting point for the much needed rejuvenation of Lagos Island. Lagos Waterfront will be defined by the existing building line and the existing road network, upgrading the main street that connects the waterfront with the rest of Lagos Island.
Having the potential to transform into a green and lush boulevard, Lagos could also become a destination for tourists with its new and vibrant shopping streets.
As secondary roads divide the waterfront into different neighbourhoods, each with their own identity, more importantly, it will also recreate a relationship between the city and water.


The Dreamforce Dev Zone is a great place to learn new skills and boost your existing knowledge; here are some great sessions to look forward to at DF15.
Lots of blog posts on Dreamforce 15 and the big new UI from Salesforce.
Here is a look at the top ten reasons to be grateful for Salesforce in 2015.


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Coffins of Black
30 May — 13 Jul 2019 at the Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art in Athens, Greece
Coffins of Black, Coffins of Luck_Installation view with works by Katerina Christidi (paintings) & Yiannis Sinioroglou (sculpture) Photos: Dimitris Foutris
The inspiration for this exhibition was drawn from a vague interest/fixation of mine for chimney sweepers, which came from reading many years ago Freud's Interpretation of Dreams. In a footnote on his search for symbolism in dreams, he lists various lucky symbols and their own interpretation, including the chimney sweeper.
The existence of the chimney sweeper as a symbol of good luck seemed odd to me. In search of this, two very different result fields emerged. The first one, which dominated the results, concerned the extraordinary luck that, according to the belief of many European countries, could come from engaging with a chimney sweeper. Various websites came up, selling amulets in the form of a chimney sweeper dressed in the popular black and white suit, the semi-high hat and the characteristic broom. And also websites where one could hire a chimney sweeper, but not to clean the fireplace chimney, but to appear on a wedding day or a house on New Year's Eve to bring good luck. Some have reported that even Prince Philip on his wedding day with Queen Elizabeth came storming out of the palace to shake hands with a chimney sweeper that was passing by in order to bless their marriage. Most stories that look for the origin of this symbol as a lucky one include a "blue blood", while few mention the more realistic version of the fact that at one time the chimney sweeper's work was very important for a house, since it eliminated the risk of fire.
However, none of these commercial websites mention the true nature of a chimney sweeper's job, especially at its origins. A research on this field will only draw dreadful results; smoked from the soot faces of people who mostly died early from cancer; orphaned children from 4 to 12 years old at most, which were hired by professional chimney sweepers from the local parish to send them climbing up hot chimneys. Practices such as scraping their knees and elbows in order to be able to withstand the high temperature and pinching them with a needle to keep them from fainting from the fumes while they were in the narrow tube of a fireplace were quite common. Cases of children who developed disabilities due to the abnormal posture they spent most of their day in and children who died of asphyxia in a chimney are now historical facts.
How, then, is this so harsh reality, valid for at least four centuries, forgotten and transformed into something as hopeful as a symbol of good fortune? If we engage more with the symbols we consider lucky, we will discover that it is not the only time we encounter this unpleasant combination. The cut-off legs of a rabbit, the horseshoe that is nailed straight on a horse's bare heel, the tooth from a killed alligator, aren't they all the result of an act of cruelty? Does one have to "walk over dead bodies" to gain good luck? How does the fortune of one being entail the misfortune of another? How do we combine in our society the lucky with the brutal, the delicate with the harsh, the beautiful with the ugly, the good with the evil?
This adversity of the existence of two such contradictory elements in a single treaty is intended to be captured in this exhibition through artworks that create a paradoxical atmosphere. An atmosphere of pompous quality, like the folk prejudices of people, joyous and optimistic, but at the same time dark and threatening.
Participating artists: Dimitris Andreadis, Pantelis Chandris, Katerina Christidi, Christos Delidimos, Eri Dimitriadi, Dimitris Foutris, Giorgos Gerontides, Alkistis Mavrokefalou, Yiannis Sinioroglou, George Stamatakis, Takis, Yiannis Theodoropoulos, Costas Varotsos.
Curated by Galini Lazani
Ileana Tounta Contemporary Art
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Coffins of Black, Coffins of Luck_Installation view with works by Giorgos Gerontides, Takis, George Stamatakis & Dimitris Foutris (from left to right) Photos: Dimitris Foutris
Coffins of Black, Coffins of Luck_Installation view with works by Yiannis Theodoropoulos, Eri Dimitriadi, Pantelis Chandris & Alkistis Mavrokefalou (from left to right) Photos: Dimitris Foutris
Coffins of Black, Coffins of Luck_Installation view with works by George Stamatakis, Dimitris Foutris & Christos Delidimos (from left to right) Photos: Dimitris Foutris
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Kdlandrovers started life as a very young Karl Dyson's hobby, rebuilding a series 3 at the age of 12 and attending Land Rover shows and off road events with his father.
He quickly began to develop a wide knowledge of all things Land Rover, selling parts at auto jumbles, shows and in the Loot newspaper!!
Karl became well known locally and in the parts trade eventually setting up as a sole trader, continuously growing in size and employing a number of staff to assist with the demand for parts, the majority being sold out of the Kdlandrovers yard and eBay.
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These are heady days for a soon to be 33-year-old American tennis player who has long been admired for the depth of his devotion to the game he plays for a living, and the scope of his ambitions. He is a fellow held in high esteem among his colleagues, an earnest individual who has handled disappointments graciously, and a man who has worn success handsomely. He is someone the fans have admired immensely.
Above all else, John Isner seems to have a realistic vision of who he is, where he is going and what he wants. The view here is that he just might be moving into the most productive period of his career. He concluded eight consecutive years (2010-2017) entrenched in the ATP Top 20, breaking into the Top 10 briefly in 2012. But now he is back to a career high at No. 9, and poised to climb higher. The week before last, Isner secured his first career Masters 1000 crown in Miami. This past weekend, he helped lead the U.S. past Belgium into the semifinals of Davis Cup, contributing an opening day singles triumph over Joris De Loore.
After his stirring run in Miami—which included victories over three of the sport's Top 6 players (Marin Cilic, Juan Martin del Potro and Alexander Zverev)—Isner spoke in his press conference about the extraordinary contributions made to his cause by his coach David Macpherson and his chiropractor Clint Cordial. His laudatory remarks about those two individuals put into perspective that no one can succeed at the highest levels of the game without a closely-knit team.
Wanting to know more about the outlook of the Isner team, and specifically Macpherson and Cordial, I reached out to both men by telephone, and found what they had to say enlightening and informative. My first call went out to Macpherson, the popular Australian who was once one of the world's finest doubles players. He coached the esteemed Bryan brothers for over a decade (starting in 2005), and has recently reunited with the twins, although he travels less than he used to. The Bryans were also victorious in Miami, as solely American men captured the titles at a Masters 1000 tournament for the first time since 2003.
The combined triumphs of the Bryans and Isner were heartwarming for Macpherson, who began coaching Isner officially in 2016, Meanwhile, he is the head coach for George Washington University in Washington, D.C. Macpherson totally concurs with Isner about the paramount importance of the big man's mental state in determining the outcome of matches. Isner had lost six of the eight matches he had played in 2018 heading into Miami, but now has swept seven contests in a row.
Capping off the best week of his entire professional career with a hard fought 6-7 (4), 6-4, 6-4 win over Zverev, Isner emoted with fervor, urging the crowd on demonstrably. Did Macpherson plant the notion of connecting with the crowd so dynamically?
Cordial is an essential member of the Isner Team in his own specialist capacity. He hails from a family steeped in knowledge on attending to the bodies of athletes and keeping them healthy. He has one brother who works with Grigor Dimitrov, another who was employed in the chiropractor field with James Blake, and a sister who is a massage therapist. The family has a clinic back home in Montana.
Clearly, Clint Cordial has used a wide range of techniques to make certain Isner is loose and limber. But he, too, has tried to help Isner avoid beating himself up psychologically.
The mental and physical sides are, of course, intertwined.
While Cordial prioritized from his point of view, so did Macpherson from the coaching chair. It was no easy task for the Australian.
Cordial is fully in accord with Macpherson. He is confident Isner has the physical resources to build on his Miami heroics and win a Grand Slam championship. He believes it is incumbent upon Isner to exploit the mental toughness that was so evident in his groundbreaking Florida victory, as he held in his last 53 service games of the tournament.
The fact remains that Isner must keep his eye on many different targets, including the fine tuning of his game, training purposefully and making certain he is listening to his body and proceeding accordingly. Cordial is the captain of the latter category, and has relied on the tried and true ever since he commenced his relationship with Isner in 2012. But he is open to some new notions.
As for Macpherson, he has honed in sensibly on some parts of Isner's game that are fundamentally significant.
Macpherson points to Isner's victory in the doubles at Indian Wells alongside Jack Sock—when they toppled the Bryan brothers in the final— as evidence of how Isner should go about returning serves.
Team Isner is well positioned to bring out the best in their player for the next couple of years, to give him a serious chance to succeed on big stages. One such location might be Wimbledon. If Isner returns serve on the lawns in the manner espoused by Macpherson, he will be one of the prime contenders for the world's most prestigious title.
Isner will be in Houston this week as the top seed at the U.S. Men's Clay Court Championships. As he heads into the heart of the season at the majors over the summer, an enormously capable team will guide him. Macpherson will be at his side during the grass-court season from Queen's Club through Wimbledon and for the hard-court season as well, culminating with the U.S. Open. Moller will be with Isner during the clay-court campaign and Gimelstob will be on call as well, even helping out during the Grand Slam tournaments. Cordial will be at all of the tournaments.
The entire team is upbeat.


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Top 5 Places
What are the monuments opened for the public from July 6, 2020?
Posted on July 8, 2020 January 6, 2021 by South Tourism
The list of timeless treasures in India is indeed endless and most of them are in the form of monuments, dating back to the ancient times. Most of the monuments in India are under maintenance and preservation by the Archaeological Survey of India.
India has more than 3600 monuments dotted across the country, exhibiting the vibrant past and rich heritage of the country, which has been kindling the interest of the global travelers visiting India, to know more deeper about the country and its roots.
In the wake of COVID19, all the monuments across the country had been shut down for the past hundred days. Earlier in June, around 820 centrally protected monuments which have places of worship were permitted to open with standard protocols to be strictly adhered to.
The Union Ministry of Culture, Government of India and Archaeological Survey of India, after several rounds of discussions, have jointly decided to open the remaining 3000 centrally protected monuments to the public with effect from 6th July 2020, of course, with Standard Operating Protocols and strict Guidelines to be followed without any compromise.
Some Popular Monuments That Are Opened For The Public:
Qutub Minar, Safdarjung Tomb, Hauz Khas complex, Humayun's Tomb, Old Fort, and Red Fort in Delhi.
Golconda Fort and Charminar in Hyderabad.
Stupas in Sanchi, temples in Khajuraho, palaces in Mandu, and rock shelters in Bhimbetka.
Ajanta and Ellora caves in Maharashtra.
General Guidelines From Centre:
Monuments only in the non-containment zones will be permitted to open.
There is a ceiling for the number of visitors to be allowed. For example, Qutub Minar allows only 1500 visitors per day, that too in two batches.
No physical ticketing system is in place. Only E-tickets will be issued
Digital payments in parking and cafeteria
The placing of hand-hygiene and thermal scanners at the entrance of every monument is mandatory.
No group photography inside the premises of the monument.
All sound & light and film shows stand cancelled till further orders.
No outside food and eatables are allowed inside the monuments.
Guidelines For Visitors:
Visitors should follow social distancing norms.
Face cover and mask is mandatory for all.
Visitors should use designated entry & exit routes.
Should abide by the rules imposed by ASI from time to time.
Guides and photographers with a valid license can accompany the visitors.
Though everything sounds well, the sad part of the announcement is, the iconic Taj Mahal still remains shut as Agra keeps reporting an increase in the number of Corona cases. In the 375 years old history of the Taj Mahal, this is the longest period, visitors don't have access to the Mausoleum in Marble. Earlier in 1971 and 1978, the Taj Mahal was kept closed for a fortnight due to the India-Pakistan war and floods in Yamuna River. Along with the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, Akbar Tomb will also be under shut down mode till further orders as they are declared to fall in "Buffer Zone" areas. Most monuments in Allahabad, Varanasi and Chennai also remain closed due to the rising number of cases in these regions.
COVID19 has rescheduled everything and the entire World is into a new normal. Let us learn from the historic monuments that the vagaries of time will pass like clouds and we will surely combat COVID19 and emerge stronger than before.
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This May 2019 Newsletter contains an update from the Grand Vision Baptist Church, its missions, the 2019 Mother's Day celebration, and a special speaker.
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This March 2019 Newsletter contains an update from the Grand Vision Baptist Church, the missions in Natahuachi, Panalachi and La Junta.
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This January 2019 Newsletter contains an update from the Grand Vision Baptist Church, the missions in Natahuachi, Panalachi, La Junta and Kipor.
This December 2018 Newsletter contains pictures of our Christmas services in the GVBC, the missions in Natahuachi, Panalachi, La Junta, Kipor and Obrgon.
This November 2018 Newsletter contains an update from the Grand Vision Baptist Church, the missions in Natahuachi, Panalachi, La Junta, Kipor and Obrgon.
This October 2018 Newsletter contains an update on Brother Mario's condition, his family and the funerals for those that perished in the accident.
September 2018 – Special Communication
This week has been a sad week for the GVBC. Sister Angelica Zavala, her daughter Abigail and Brother Eliezer Martinez perished in a terrible accident.
This August 2018 Newsletter contains an update from the Grand Vision Baptist Church, our Christian Schools, the mission in La Junta, the mission in Kipor and the mission in Natahuachi.
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This July 2018 Newsletter contains an update from the Grand Vision Baptist Church, the Youth Camp, Mrs. Kahler's Special Service Award and a bus update.
This June 2018 Newsletter contains an update from the Grand Vision Baptist Church, the special services for Father's day, Christian School Graduation, Missions Update and a special request to fund our bus ministry.
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This May 2018 Newsletter contains an update from the Grand Vision Baptist Church, the special services for Mother's day, Children's Day and Teacher's day as well as an update from our missions.
The April 2018 Newsletter contains an update from the Grand Vision Baptist Church, the latest on Mrs. Kahler's health, the annual Missionary Trip to the mountains of Northwest Mexico, a Missions update and an update on our Missionary family, the Madrigal's.
In our March 2018 Newsletter we cover a Church Update, the latest Ladies Meeting, an update from our missions in Panalachi and Natahuachi, some news about Mrs. Kahler's health and our Prayer Requests.
Greetings from the Grand Vision Baptist Church and its missions. God has greatly blessed our February Sunday School campaign. The theme of our campaign was "The Christ-Centered Family." New families attended each Sunday, and they listened to the messages attentively.
We praise the Lord for the blessings received in January in the Grand Vision Baptist Church and its missions. Mr. Jaime Gonzalez and two other adults were saved during the month.
"HAPPY NEW YEAR" to all! We are grateful to the Lord for all of His blessings upon the Grand Vision Baptist Church and its ministries in 2017. We deeply appreciate your faithful prayers and offerings that make these blessings possible.
We are extremely grateful to the Lord for His blessings upon the Grand Vision Baptist Church and its missions; for His protection, for supplying for our needs, for the souls that have been saved, and Christians growing in the Lord.
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God continues to bless the work here at the Grand Vision Baptist Church in Bocoyna, Chihuahua, Mexico. He Continues to answer our prayers, and souls are being led to Christ.
Greetings from Grand Vision Baptist Church in Bocoyna, Chihuahua. The Lord continues to bless the work among the indigenous tribes of northwest Mexico. Your spiritual and financial support is helping bring lives to Christ.
Once again, we are happy to inform you of the blessings of God upon the Grand Vision Baptist Church and its ministries.
Greetings from the Grand Vision Baptist Church in Bocoyna, Chihuahua, Mexico. We are thankful to the Lord for His blessings upon us in the month of July.
Greetings once again from Bocoyna, Chihuahua, the Grand Vision Baptist Church and its missions. We rejoice in the Lord daily and are grateful for His abundant blessings.
Greetings from Grand Vision Baptist Church. May was a month full of activities! Five people were saved, and many others dedicated their lives to be more active in the church.
Greetings from the Grand Vision Baptist Church in Bocoyna, Chihuahua. Five people accepted Christ and others came rededicating their lives to Christ during the month of April.
Greetings from the Grand Vision Baptist Church in Bocoyna, Chihuahua, Mexico. God has been working miracles. After thirty years of witnessing to the people in the village of Bocoyna, many are responding to the Gospel. Six were saved this month, others have made decisions to be baptized.
February is always a special month at the Grand Vision Baptist Church. Our campaign last month was "Mes de Amor" ("Month of Love"). We had new visitors, souls were saved and blessings were bestowed upon us in many ways.
January began with God's blessings upon the Grand Vision Baptist Church. Six were saved and seven made decisions for baptism. There were several first-time visitors in attendance. We will be celebrating our 29th anniversary in February.
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Girish is an internationally touring world music artist, teacher, and author. He began his music career as a jazz drummer, spent five years as a monk in a Hindu monastery, returned to music as a session tabla player on more than a hundred world music albums, and for the past twelve years has written, recorded, and performed his own original music and taught Sanskrit mantras and chanting in music festivals and yoga studios all over the world. His six albums have received critical acclaim from O, The Oprah Magazine, Yoga Journal, and The Guardian, among others. Girish's book, Music and Mantras, continues Girish's mission to share the art of meditation through music and mantra with the world.


Last month, I discussed the need for precompression in a post-tensioned slab. In that post, I mentioned that the code minimum amount of precompression is 125 psi for elevated slabs.
I've also mentioned some of the various types of elevated decks in the past. One of the more popular systems is called a one-way slab — deep beams span in one direction, and uniform tendons support a very thin slab (as little as 6″) between them. Because of the amount of load that lands on the beams (and their length), they end up with a very large amount of precompression. Unfortunately, the code also limits the amount of that precompression that we can spread into the slab.
As such, we frequently end up with situations where we have to add tendons between the beams simply to squeeze the slab together. These are called temperature tendons — so called because, like temperature reinforcement, they resist non-gravity loads . . . such as thermal expansion and contraction. The design assumption for these tendons is that they are placed exactly at mid-depth of the slab, squeezing both top and bottom symmetrically.
However, The ACI Manual of Concrete Practice allows these tendons to be adjusted vertically provided "the resultant of the shrinkage and temperature tendons . . . not fall outside the kern area of the slab." What does that mean? So long as the compression squeezes both the top and bottom of the slab (rather than squeezing one, and stretching the other), the actual measurement to the center of the temperature tendon doesn't have to be perfect. In practice, if the tendon is in the center third of the slab, the engineer of record will allow it.
So — how do Denver Dads save $$$? There are actually three parts to that simple trick.
Temperature tendons need to be supported like any other. However, if the uniform tendons are within the center third of the slab at that location, simply laying the temperature tendons on top of them will keep the temperature tendons at the right elevation. Once they're tied in place, the temperature tendons won't accidentally move during concrete placement. No chairs or rebar is required . . . and the money to pay for them goes back into your pocket.
Support bars are required for uniform tendons in part because it's very easy to kick one tendon bundle during concrete placement unless it's laterally stabilized. Since we've already tied the temperature tendons to the uniform strands, we've got serious lateral stability, so why not just throw the support chair directly under the uniform tendon, and leave the support bar out altogether? This can cut literally tons of rebar out of a large project.
When the uniform tendons are just a little bit too high to support the temperature tendons, why not put the temperature tendons down on the support chair first, then tie the uniform tendons on top? One more stick of rebar, never shipped and never paid for.
These tricks all require two things: approval from the Engineer of Record, and careful detailing by the post-tension material supplier. If the EOR isn't on board, this plan doesn't fly, and the "like-new post-tension tendon support chair" market is pretty soft, so it doesn't help to use these tricks if the material was ordered without taking them into consideration. EVstudio is always willing to help you with value engineering — and we've done enough post-tension detailing that we know how this should work. And if you aren't in Denver, or you aren't a Dad — don't worry, we can make this trick work for you, too.


Zuckerberg said the dating-service features were designed to help Facebook users find long-term relationships, "not just hookups."
Last month, Zuckerberg testified before Congress about recent data scandals — but the CEO assured the audience on Tuesday that new features had been designed "with privacy and safety in mind from the beginning."
And it turns out that one of those things is designed to compete with dating apps like Tinder and Hinge. Zuckerberg emphasized that Facebook's intent was to help users find long-term relationships and "not just hookups."
They can make a dating profile that uses only their first name and can't be seen by friends or in the News Feed — it's visible only to other people who have also opted into the dating service.
When you unlock an event, you'll also unlock the profiles of the people using the dating service who are also attending. Presumably, they'll be able to see your profile at that point too.
If the other person decides to respond, they'll send a private message that isn't connected to WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger and is text-only "as a safety measure," Cox said.
We may already know more about what the app might look like — patents previously filed by Facebook have shown designs for a dating site, as Gizmodo's Kashmir Hill noticed.


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Professor Rachel Louise Snyder Named Guggenheim Fellow
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Professor Rachel Louise Snyder Named Guggenheim Fellow Nation's leading expert on domestic violence selected for prestigious fellowship
By Patty Housman | April 9, 2020
Congratulations to AU Associate Professor of Literature Rachel Louise Snyder, who has been awarded a prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship for 2020!
The John Simon Guggenheim Foundation writes that she is among "173 American and Canadian scientists, scholars in the social sciences and humanities, and writers and artists of all kinds, selected from almost 3,000 applicants." Snyder is our nation's leading writer on domestic violence, and her most recent book, No Visible Bruises: What We Don't Know About Domestic Violence Can Kill Us (Bloomsbury Publishing, May 2019) has received widespread international praise.
No Visible Bruises: Rachel Louise Snyder's NY Times Top Ten Book
Award-winning book on domestic violence serves as platform for change
Domestic violence is an epidemic in the United States. On average, nearly 20 people per minute are physically abused by a partner. Most of these crimes will occur behind closed doors. Very few victims will tell anyone or reach out for help. And if they do, they may likely face cruel and incredibly unfair questions: Why didn't they just leave? Why couldn't they tell a coherent story to police? Where are the marks on their bodies? And the worst question of all — did they do something, somehow, to provoke the violence?
Snyder's most recent book is No Visible Bruises: What We Don't Know About Domestic Violence Can Kill Us (Bloomsbury Publishing, May 2019). The critical praise has been extraordinary. Esquire magazine called No Visible Bruises "gut-wrenching, required reading." The New York Times called it "extraordinary." The Washington Post said that the book is "compulsively readable . . . It will save lives." Eve Ensler, author of The Vagina Monologues, called it "a tour de force."
The book was one of Esquire magazine's 25 Most Anticipated Books of 2019 and a New York Times Top Ten Book of the Year. It was named as one of the best books of 2019 by Amazon, Kirkus, Library Journal, Publishers Weekly, BookPage, BookRiot, Economist, and New York Times Staff Critics. It was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award in Nonfiction, the 2019 Kirkus Award in Nonfiction, the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, and the New York Public Library's Bernstein Award for Excellence in Journalism. It won the prestigious 2018 J. Anthony Lukas Work-In-Progress Award.
Close to Home, Behind Closed Doors
A decade ago, Snyder worked as a foreign correspondent, writing stories on human rights issues ranging from child marriage in Romania to forced sterilization in Tibet. Violence against women was present in all these narratives. But it wasn't until Snyder moved back to the United States that she realized the real magnitude of domestic violence right here at home.
Snyder met a woman named Suzanne Dubus who was developing a risk assessment tool that identified the 20 highest risk indicators for domestic homicides. The goal was to predict the homicides before they occurred. The idea floored Snyder. "You might as well have said to me you figured out a way to end poverty," she says. "I was utterly speechless. I drove around with [Dubus] for hours, sitting in the back seat of her car, asking questions and taking notes. I realized very quickly that I had been buying into all these myths about domestic violence. She really changed the course of my life."
Snyder spent the next several years learning about the size and scope of the issue. The statistics she shares in No Visible Bruises are staggering. Every day, an average of 137 women are killed across the globe by intimate partner or familial violence. In 2017 alone, 50,000 women were killed by partners or family members. And in the United States, 20 people are assaulted every minute by their partners. The overwhelming majority of victims, about 85 percent, are female. In our nation, more than half of all murdered women are killed by a current or former partner.
Blowing Away the Myths
In No Visible Bruises, Snyder goes beyond statistics, bringing to life the people behind the numbers. She tells the stories of victims, abusers, family members, law enforcement officers, caseworkers, prosecutors, reformers, and advocates.
New York Times book critic Parul Sehgal wrote, "There is a fullness and density to every one of her subjects — the former prison guard turned restorative justice advocate, the notorious pimp who now holds antiviolence classes for abusers. She glides from history to the present day, from scene to analysis, with a relaxed virtuosity that filled me with admiration. This is a writer using every tool at her disposal to make this story come alive, to make it matter."
No Visible Bruises begins with the story of Michelle, who met Rocky when she was just fourteen years old. Within two years, they had two children. He acquired a rattlesnake from a national park outside of Billings to intimidate and terrify her, a form of coercive control that Snyder says is common in abusive relationships. He limited her access to friends, family, and work — more coercive control. And Rocky beat Michelle. She finally pressed charges against him, but she recanted them after Rocky's parents unexpectedly bailed him out of jail. Recanting was a calculated decision on Michelle's part. Without income, credit, or any job history, she knew she could never get away from Rocky, and she was terrified of him. She allowed Rocky back into their home to appease him and buy herself more time to escape.
With this, Snyder blows away the myth that every woman can just walk away from an abusive relationship. "Michelle did not recant because she was a coward, or because she believed she had overreacted, or because she believed Rocky to be any less dangerous," Snyder writes. "She did not recant because she was crazy, or because she was a drama queen, or because any of this was anything less than a matter of life and death. She did not recant because she had lied. She recanted to stay alive. She recanted to keep her children alive. Victims stay because they know any sudden move will provoke the bear…. They stay because they see the bear coming for them. And they want to live."
Within two months after being allowed back home, Rocky purchased a gun from the classifieds section of a local newspaper. He shot and killed Michelle, their children, and them himself.
Michele is just once face of domestic violence in No Visible Bruises. Snyder interviews the perpetrators too, like Jimmy, the former pimp who facilitates an anti-domestic violence program, and Donte, who is working the program until he accepts an ill-fated ride home from a friend and ends up back in jail. She sits for two days with the Montana Fatality Team going through every detail of one domestic homicide to figure out how to prevent it next time. She rides along with police officers on domestic violence calls. She takes readers into the lives of victims and perpetrators, law enforcement and advocates.
A Platform for Change
Since the book's publication last summer, Snyder was interviewed by Trevor Noah on The Daily Show and appeared on Fresh Air, Diane Rehm's On My Mind, Newsday BBC, The New York Times Book Review Podcast, C-Span's Book TV, and many others. She has been asked to speak with lawmakers and state congresses, at the upcoming Women in the World Summit in New York, and at the United Nations.
The book has influenced everyone from law enforcement officers in New York, to policymakers in Washington, to movie stars in Hollywood. In New York City, more than 700 NYPD officers received copies. In Washington, DC, the Assistant Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services asked her staff to read the book. They are now talking about implementing oversight into domestic violence grantees. And as a direct result of No Visible Bruises, the District of Columbia has introduced a strangulation statue for the first time, changing strangulation charges from a misdemeanor to a felony. It's a critically important distinction, says Snyder, because sixty percent of domestic-violence victims are strangled at some point in the course of their relationship with an abuser. Strangulation is a critical factor portending a potential homicide.
Snyder doesn't want to stop there. Along the way, she has collected lots of innovative ideas for preventing domestic violence. She wants a national hotline for abusers, similar to those for suicide or addiction. She also wants sponsors, like those used by Alcoholics Anonymous, so abusers (or potential abusers) can find support before they get violent. And she wants to create a teen dating violence app.
On the local level, Snyder looks to the #MeToo Movement as a model for bringing difficult conversations out into the open. She would like to see more domestic violence education in houses of worship and in workplaces. More abused women go to talk to clergy members than police. And many women are killed by their partners at work, or while going to and from work. Colleagues may suspect that something is wrong but don't know how to broach the subject. "We need to include all members of society in these discussions," Snyder says, adding that we need to start talking about the issue as a men's problem instead of a women's problem. "Women don't beat themselves," she says, paraphrasing Eve Ensler.
Systemwide Change
Change needs to come from above, too, Snyder says. First, she wants to see the Violence Against Women's Act reauthorized and better funded. She wants our batterers' intervention systems to include gender education and restorative justice as their key philosophies. And she wants self-defense laws to start accounting for gender and differences in intent. "When men kill their partners, they kill them because they are losing control; their partners are leaving them or trying to gain some agency in their lives," she explains. "But when women kill their partners, it's because they believe they are about to be killed."
And then there are gun laws and background checks. Owning a gun is one of the top three risk factors for domestic homicide. "Guns make a dangerous situation lethal," Snyder says. And for every woman who is killed by a gun, nine are almost killed. All too often, guns turn a domestic violence episode into a domestic homicide.
From a Place of Understanding
When Snyder is not researching or writing, she is teaching at American University where she holds a joint appointment at the College of Arts and Sciences and the School of Communication.
In addition to her journalistic writing, Snyder is the author of a well-received novel, What We've Lost is Nothing. At AU, she teaches nonfiction writing, fiction writing, and literary journalism. She says she works hard to establish a community of trust and respect within her classrooms. "It's really meaningful to me to be trusted by students with their stories. It's one of the most important things I do."
Building trust and relationships are critical to Snyder's work. It's how she is able to interview everyone from victims, to abusers, to bereaved family members. When Snyder did a reading of No Visible Bruises in Los Angeles, one of Rocky's sisters came to the event. Until then, she had refused to speak to Snyder or anyone else about her brother. But she had just read No Visible Bruises. She told Snyder that after finishing it, she was finally able to sleep through the night for the first time since the murders twenty years earlier.
The National Domestic Violence Hotline: For More Information
The National Domestic Violence Hotline can help victims and survivors of domestic violence. Call 1-800-799-7233. Or you can chat with an advocate on its The Hotline website.


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1989 Original Fred Wolf Series – Episode 040 (Return of The Fly)
"RETURN OF THE FLY"
Written by: Michael Reaves
MWS Production #9059-0030
CAST OF CHARACTERS: Leonardo, Michaelangelo, Raphael, Donatello, Splinter, April O'Neil, Shredder, Krang, Rocksteady, Bebop
GUEST STARS: Baxter Stockman, The Rat King
LOCATIONS: Turtles' Lair, Technodrome, Underground Water Tank/Reservoir
Noticing that the Technodrome's ballast tanks are low, Krang decides to take the Technodrome closer to the surface so that it can siphon off water from an underground reservoir. Meanwhile, Donatello has built a device that will track the Technodrome's movements. No sooner is he done than the Technodrome is on the move. Observing the action of both the Turtles and Shredder and company is none other than Baxter Stockman/The Fly, who has recently returned to the current dimension and is desperate to enact his revenge on both Shredder and the Turtles.
The Turtles, along with April, arrive at the underground water tank before Shredder, and while they prepare for him, April is kidnapped by Baxter Stockman/The Fly. After a minor skirmish with Shredder, Rocksteady and Bebop, the Turtles begin their rescue attempt of April, only to encounter the Rat King deep within the city's sewer system. He agrees to help them find April. The Turtles are not sure whether they can trust him or not, but have few other options.
Meanwhile, Baxter Stockman/The Fly encounters Shredder and, once again, is duped into believing that the Turtles are his real enemies – not Shredder. He agrees to help Shredder destroy the Turtles in exchange for making him human again.
Elsewhere in the sewers, the Rat King makes good on his word and leads the Turtles to April. When they turn to thank him, he is gone. However, in his place is Shredder, Rocksteady, Bebop and Baxter Stockman/The Fly. Shredder orders Rocksteady and Bebop to "freeze dry" them but Baxter wants to gas them. The Turtles and April falls to ground unconscious as Baxter warns Shredder that they should leave before the gas takes affect on them.
No sooner have they departed, then Michaelangelo uses what little strength he has left to turn off the gas. Fully recovered, they all set out after Shredder and Baxter Stockman/The Fly
Back at the reservoir, Rocksteady and Bebop, unable to control their anger with each other, begin blasting their freeze guns at each other, causing the water in the tank to turn to ice, thus causing total malfunction. It seems that Rocksteady and Bebop have done the Turtles work for them. By the time the Turtles arrive, they merely have to escape exploding ice. Shredder and Krang have been foiled again. This time by their own men.
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Publish Date October 12, 2012
Rural colon cancer patients fare worse than urban patients
Colon cancer patients who live in rural areas are more likely to receive late-stage diagnoses and to die from their colon cancer, and less likely to receive an early diagnosis, chemotherapy, or thorough surgical treatment compared with patients living in urban areas.
This retrospective study analyzed data on more than 123,000 colon cancer patients between 1996 and 2008 from the California Cancer Registry, which is one of the nation's most demographically diverse registries. Approximately 15% of the patients resided in rural areas, as defined by the registry. The researchers, who are surgeons at the University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, and the Minneapolis Veterans Affairs Medical Center, considered each patient's stage of diagnosis, whether cancerous lymph nodes were thoroughly removed, and whether stage III patients received chemotherapy. The risk of death from colon cancer was compared between the rural and urban patients.
"Often we will see patients from rural areas outside of Minneapolis. They've traveled hours to get to the university and they sometimes travel hours to get to their operations, radiation, and chemotherapy," explained Christopher J. Chow, MD, a categorical general surgery resident at the University of Minnesota. "We wanted to know if that factor was a barrier to receiving care. Early reports looking at this question tend to focus on cancer screening. Research shows that rural patients don't get screened for cancer as often as urban patients do, and this difference affects their outcomes. But no one had really looked at the full spectrum of diagnosis and treatment. We wanted to look at what happens with rural patients at various stages of the process."
The rural residents had 4% higher odds of receiving a stage III or IV diagnosis than urban patients, after controlling for the influence of other factors that include race, sex, age, marital status, insurance status, and year of diagnosis. The odds of receiving an adequate lymphadenectomy were 18% lower for rural patients with stage I-III colon cancer, meaning that a substandard number of lymph nodes were removed during the operation. Regarding inadequate lymph node removal, Chow explained that, "It's a surrogate marker for how the different groups involved in the patients' care performed—the pathology technician, the pathologist, and the surgeon."
The odds of receiving chemotherapy for stage III disease are 17% lower for rural patients than for urban patients. The rural group had a 5% higher hazard of cancer-specific death compared with the urban group, after adjusting for patient, tumor, and treatment factors.
"These findings do not mean that if you're a rural patient and you've been diagnosed with colon cancer [that] you should move," Chow cautioned. "What they mean is that, we as surgeons who treat both rural and urban patients, need to start targeting rural patients to ensure that they receive care that is as high quality as urban patients."
This research was presented at the 2012 Annual Clinical Congress of the American College of Surgeons.
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J. Oliver Emmerich is best known as one of a handful of white Mississippi editors who publicized and criticized the worst of his community's actions in opposition to the civil rights movement. He was born in New Orleans on 2 December 1896 and raised in McComb, a growing timber and railroad town. After attending Mississippi A & M (now Mississippi State University), Emmerich worked as a county agricultural agent, before buying the McComb Enterprise in 1923. He later bought the town's other paper and merged the two to form the McComb Enterprise-Journal.
For nearly three decades, Emmerich's paper showed few signs of being anything other than a supporter of boosterism and white privilege. Emmerich attended the 1948 Democratic National Convention and joined other white Democrats who walked out to protest the party's civil rights platform. The Enterprise-Journal seemed in most ways a typical small-town newspaper, dominated by local news and featuring only a single small column about African American life.
In the early 1950s Emmerich began to make editorial changes that attracted criticism from some white readers. In 1950 he printed a story about police brutality against a black teenager. Then, in what he called the newspaper's "first major reform in news policy," he began using courtesy titles such as Mr. and Mrs. to refer to African Americans. Emmerich and the newspaper staff incurred more condemnation when editorials condemned violence against Freedom Riders in 1961 and criticized Gov. Ross Barnett's role in inciting the riot that accompanied desegregation at the University of Mississippi in 1962.
In 1964 Emmerich cautioned opponents of Freedom Summer against violence and lawbreaking. In a front-page May editorial, he urged readers to "relax" and hoped that at the end of the summer they could look back and say, "We met a crisis with maturity. We did not panic. We exercised restraint." McComb, however, was the home of an active chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, saw considerable activism by the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee, and was the site of substantial voter registration activity during the summer. Despite Emmerich's urgings, the Ku Klux Klan, Americans for the Preservation of the White Race, and others responded with arson and bombings. The homes and offices of African American leaders suffered the bulk of the violence, but a bomb also damaged the home of Enterprise-Journal managing editor Charles Dunagin. After the newspaper condemned the bombings and helped raise funds for a reward to assist in catching the perpetrators, opponents burned a cross on Emmerich's lawn.
In the fall of 1964, with a combination of weariness and optimism, Emmerich wrote editorials demanding that all people receive equal justice under law and criticizing "extremists" on both sides who had brought McComb "close to chaos." In one editorial he called on bankers, merchants, lawyers, industrial workers, schoolteachers, railroad men, housewives, and ministers to develop and actively promote a new sense of community responsibility.
Emmerich died on 17 August 1978. Since 1977 the Mississippi Press Association has awarded the J. Oliver Emmerich Award for editorial writing. Recipients have included Emmerich's son, John Oliver Emmerich Jr., who won the award in 1981 for his work at the Greenwood Commonwealth.
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Q: How to receive data from a sensor at the same time that the data is sent to a website using Multiprocessing on the Raspberry Pi? I'm using nrf24L01 to collect data from a sensor and send it to a Raspberry Pi, and then the data is sent to a website.
The sensor needs to send data non-stop (it uses a fixed sampling of 2kHz)
However, during the request made by raspberry with the server, there is a small delay. As a result, the data sent by the sensor is lost, since the raspberry executes the functions sequentially: it receives the data, sends the data to the site, and thus remains in a loop.
I thought of using the Multiprocessing library. As the data is sent to the website, the raspberry continues to receive data from the sensor and store it in a buffer. That way I wouldn't lose the data due to the delay in communication with the server.
Is there any way to implement this using multiprocessing, and with the processes running in an infinite loop?
Here is an example:
import multiprocessing

def receive_data():

    #read the data that come from nf24L01 as a receiver
    #buffer the data
    print("Data received!")

def send_to_server():

    #read the data from the buffer
    #send to the server
    print("Data sent!")

if __name__ == '__main__':

    #something link this
    p1=multiprocessing.Process(target=receive_data)
    p1=multiprocessing.Process(target=send_to_server)

    #I know I need to start the processes, but a didnt get it where I should do

    while True:

        print("Infinite loop")
        #both processess must run here

A: Since the sensor is generating data faster (2K samplings per second) than the website can (currently) accept it, I would think that whatever "buffering" you use, such as the threading.Queue suggested by @MarkSetchell, you would be filling the queue faster than it can be emptied and eventually memory would be exhausted. If you can modify the web program, then I would batch the samplings into chunks of, for example, 2K samplings. That way you are only sending one large message per second. Despite the larger message, the network delay would not increase and you might be able to process the message on the website within one second. You could still use a queue to handle the variation in website response time.
I would be tempted to use multithreading since the main thread after it starts the child threads goes into a wait state and the send_to_server thread is mostly waiting for either a new item to be gotten from the queue or a response from the server. This would hopefully allow the receive_data thread adequate CPU resources, i.e. there should be very little GIL contention. That is not to say there might not be any GIL contention. It is imperative that receive_data does not miss a sensor reading and that send_to_server does not fall behind processing the queue or else it will eventually exhaust memory. Depending on the CPU speed and contention elsewhere, multithreading might be adequate and would be preferred since the queue communications would be less expensive (no need to serialize and de-serialize the data). You would have to try each one and see which one works (if at all):
Multiprocessing Code
from multiprocessing import Process, Queue

CHUNK_SIZE = 2 * 1024 # 2K

def receive_data(q):

    #read the data that come from nf24L01 as a receiver
    #buffer the data

    while True:
        chunk = []
        while len(chunk) < CHUNK_SIZE:
            chunk.append(get_data_from_sensor())
        q.put(chunk)

def send_to_server(q):
    while True:
        send(q.get())

if __name__ == '__main__':
    q = Queue()
    # Make daemon processes and start send_to_server first.
    # When the main thread terminates, the started processes will also terminate:
    p1 = Process(target=send_to_server, args=(q,), daemon=True)
    p1.start()
    p2 = Process(target=receive_data, args=(q,), daemon=True)
    p2.start()

    try:
        input('Hit enter or Ctrl-c to terminate: ')
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        pass

Multithreading Code
from threading import Thread
from thread import Queue

CHUNK_SIZE = 2 * 1024 # 2K

def receive_data(q):

    #read the data that come from nf24L01 as a receiver
    #buffer the data

    while True:
        chunk = []
        while len(chunk) < CHUNK_SIZE:
            chunk.append(get_data_from_sensor())
        q.put(chunk)

def send_to_server(q):
    while True:
        send(q.get())

if __name__ == '__main__':
    q = Queue()
    # Make daemon threads and start send_to_server first.
    # When the main thread terminates, the started threads will also terminate:
    p1 = multiprocessing.Thread(target=send_to_server, args=(q,), daemon=True)
    p1.start()
    p2 = multiprocessing.Thread(target=receive_data, args=(q,), daemon=True)
    p2.start()

    try:
        input('Hit enter or Ctrl-c to terminate: ')
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        pass

Update
If the time it takes the receive_data process/thread to put its chunk to the queue is so long because of its size as to cause it to miss one or more sensor readings, then you can adopt an alternate strategy where it is the send_to_server process/thread that does the buffering. For example:
from multiprocessing import Process, Queue

CHUNK_SIZE = 2 * 1024 # 2K

def receive_data(q):

    #read the data that come from nf24L01 as a receiver

    while True:
        q.put(get_data_from_sensor())

def send_to_server(q):
    while True:
        # Buffer the data:
        chunk = []
        while len(chunk) < CHUNK_SIZE:
            chunk.append(q.get())
        send(chunk)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    q = Queue()
    # Make daemon processes and start send_to_server first.
    # When the main thread terminates, the started processes will also terminate:
    p1 = Process(target=send_to_server, args=(q,), daemon=True)
    p1.start()
    p2 = Process(target=receive_data, args=(q,), daemon=True)
    p2.start()

    try:
        input('Hit enter or Ctrl-c to terminate: ')
    except KeyboardInterrupt:
        pass

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It's a well-known secret in the addiction treatment industry that we're admitting as many, or more, people for alcohol abuse than we are for all other substances combined.
Granted, alcohol is legal at a certain age, unlike illicit drugs such as heroin and cocaine, making it generally easier to obtain than prescription drugs. However, it seems to be a problem for so many people, and that's where treatment centers like ours need to step in to help.
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Post-detox, we take largely a holistic approach to helping the client heal physically and mentally from alcohol addiction.
Once the client graduates our inpatient program, we offer ample aftercare services to keep the recovery going strong.
Our entire program for alcohol addiction treatment consists of four phases, the first three of which last roughly 30 days each:
Physical Rejuvenation
Emotional Transformation
Elevate Addiction Services boasts two treatment facilities in Northern California and accepts new clients from all over the U.S. Our primary facility flanks the Santa Cruz Mountains south of San Jose. It sits on 28 acres of forested terrain and houses more than 50 clients at a time. Our secondary facility is a more intimate property in the beautiful town of South Lake Tahoe.
The Dangers of Alcohol Abuse
To get an idea of how big of a role alcohol plays in substance abuse nationwide, let's take a look at a few statistics from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) and the National Institutes of Health (NIH):
Alcohol was cited as a primary substance of abuse in roughly 37 percent of all treatment admissions in the U.S in 2013. More than half of this group was admitted for alcohol abuse only.
If you consider all of the times alcohol was cited as a secondary or tertiary substance of abuse, then alcohol abuse played in role is about 54 of all addiction-related admissions in the U.S. in 2013.
Nearly 90,000 people die from alcohol-related causes each year, more than two-thirds of which are male.
More than 72,000 Americans died of liver disease in 2013. Nearly half of those deaths involved alcohol.
In 2014, nearly 25 percent of people ages 18 and older reported that they had engaged in binge drinking within the previous month.
What Is Considered Binge Drinking?
What is binge drinking? It's simple: It involves consuming an excess of alcohol in a short period of time.
For women, 4 or more drinks during a single evening or occasion is considered binge drinking. For men, 5 or more drinks during a single occasion is considered binge drinking.
For these purposes, a single drink is considered:
12 ounces of beer at 5% alcohol content
5 ounces of wine at 12% alcohol content
5 ounces of 80-proof (40% alcohol) liquor
What is Heavy Drinking?
Heavy drinking looks at alcohol consumption over a longer period than a single day or occasion. The most common way to gauge heavy drinking is by looking at weekly alcohol consumption.
Heavy drinking for men is considered 15 or more drinks in a week. For women, it's 8 or more drinks within a week.
Long-Term Health Risks of Alcohol Abuse
Someone who has been drinking heavily for several months or years in a row will begin to suffer many of these long-term consequences:
Learning and memory problems, such as dementia
Increased depression and/or anxiety
Various cancers (breast, throat, liver, colon, etc.)
Social problems, especially with one's family
How to Recognize Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism
Not quite sure how to tell if a loved one's (or your own) drinking has gotten out of hand? There are a few signs to look for to help you be a better judge of what alcohol abuse and alcoholism are.
Alcohol Abuse Can Be Characterized by:
Drinking frequently to cope with negative emotions: Someone who binge drinks almost daily to relieve stress and to recover from "a rough day."
It begins to interfere with daily responsibilities: If the person misses days of works because he or she is hungover, or if he or she shows up to work still drunk from the night before, then alcohol abuse is the case.
Relationship issues and tension: A person's continued drinking can begin to erode relationships with parents, siblings, spouses, children, and friends.
Legal consequences related to drinking: Alcohol abuse rarely exists in a vacuum. It will put the drinker at odds with the law eventually, whether in the form of drinking and driving, getting into fights, vandalism, etc.
Alcoholism Can Be Characterized by:
Increased tolerance: Not everybody drinks to feel a buzz, but repeated drinking will build a person's alcohol tolerance to the point where he or she will need to have more drinks to achieve the original effect.
Wanting to stop, but can't: The person wants to put the bottle down and not have drinking become a daily habit, but they just can't refrain. They feel a pull to the wine, beer, or liquor bottle.
Withdrawal symptoms when refraining: If someone abstains from drinking for one night and starts feeling overt withdrawal symptoms, then he or she has reached the point of alcoholism.
Loss of control: The drinker truly has no control over his or her alcohol use. He or she keeps drinking more and more – not necessarily on purpose, but he or she needs to.
Getting Help for Alcohol Addiction
If you or a loved one has reached the point where drinking is an everyday ritual and it's hard to control, please call Elevate Addiction Services soon. We can get you into inpatient alcohol detox and treatment in just a matter of days, helping you survive withdrawal and expertly guiding you down the path to recovery.


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The 2553A has the optimum output range and functions required for the calibration of thermometers, temperature controllers, and analog power meters. In addition to having the same excellent ease of use as our previous model, the 2553A delivers substantially improved performance. By leveraging the measurement technologies that it has developed over the years, Yokogawa will strengthen its lineup of calibrators and standard signal generators and thus expand its high-precision measuring instrument business.
The 2553A can calibrate many different types of thermometers and temperature controllers and is compatible for use with all 10 thermocouple types as well as the platinum 100 (pt100) RTD specified by the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC).
The 2553A is easy to operate, having a dedicated output setting dial for each digit in the numeric display, a sensor selection dial, and a dial for selecting voltage output, current output, temperature calibration, and other functions.


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Indiana Pacers vs. Miami Heat, 2/2/19 NBA Predictions & Odds
Pacers vs. Heat Prediction
The Indiana Pacers and Miami Heat are both moving in the wrong direction. Which team will get themselves on track when they meet tonight at 7:30PM ET?
509 Indiana Pacers vs. 510 Miami Heat
7:30PM ET – American Airlines Arena
According to oddsmakers at BetNow.eu, the Heat are the slight favorite at home, as they are getting odds of -2.5 points against the Pacers. The over/under total for the contest is listed at 204.5 points. The public betting for this game currently has 61 percent going on the Heat at home. This information is subject to change, however, so be sure to check out our NBA Public Betting Page for updated figures on the game.
Pacers struggling without Oladipo
The Indiana Pacers have lost four straight since the injury to Victor Oladipo. They are coming off a 107-100 loss at Orlando on Thursday and the Pacers have failed to cover in five straight. Indiana is now 32-19 overall, 14-12 on the road, 25-26 against the spread and 28-23 with the under.
Indiana has been one of the stronger defensive teams in the league this season, allowing an average of 103.9 points per contest. Offensively, Indiana is putting up just 108.1 per game despite shooting 47.6 percent from the field. Oladipo has been lost for the season with a quad injury and Tyreke Evans and Cory Joseph are both questionable to play tonight due to injuries. Bojan Bogdanovic is the current team leader with 16.1 points per game while Domantas Sabonis is adding 14.3 points and 9.3 rebounds per contest.
Heat struggling at home
Miami has dropped three straight at home to the Clippers, Bulls and Thunder. Last night, they fell to the Thunder 118-102. Miami is now 24-26 on the season, 11-15 at home, 26-24 against the spread and 25-25 with the over/under total.
Like Indiana, Miami has been a pretty strong defensive team this season. The Heat are giving up just 105.8 points per game while holding opponents to 44.4 percent shooting. On offense, Miami is putting up only 105.3 points per game and shooting just 44.3 percent as a team. Josh Richardson has been leading the team with 17.4 points per game while Hassan Whiteside is adding 12.5 points and 12.4 rebounds per contest.
The Pacers are just 1-7 against the spread in their last eight road games and 2-9 ATS in their last 11 conference games.
The Heat have covered the spread in four straight Saturday games, but are just 2-6 ATS in their last eight at home.
The loss of Oladipo has really hurt Indiana. The offense is averaging less than 100 points per game since he left and with the added injuries to Evans and Joseph, I would expect those struggles to continue tonight. Miami has been hard to peg, but the Heat still have the potential for good things as they are built on depth and not a single player. I think the Heat will have their defense shine tonight while managing to score enough to cover.
NBA Prediction: Miami Heat -2.5


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Autism, "Recovery (to Normalcy)," and the Politics of Hope
Alicia Broderick, Montclair State UniversityFollow
This article draws on the traditions of critical discourse analysis (N. Fairclough, 1995, 2001; M. Foucault, 1972, 1980; J. P. Gee, 1999) in critically examining the discursive formation of "recovery" from autism in applied behavioral analysis (ABA) discourse and its relationship to constructs of hope. Constituted principally in the work of O. I. Lovaas (1987) and C. Maurice (1993), and central to ABA discourse on recovery, has been the construction of a particular vision of hope that has at least 2 integral conceptual elements: (a) Hope for recovery within ABA discourse is constructed in binary opposition to hopelessness, and (b) recovery within ABA discourse is discursively constructed as "recovery (to normalcy)." The author analyzes these 2 pivotal ABA texts within the context of an analysis of other uses of the term recovery in broader bodies of literature: (a) within prior autismrelated literature, particularly autobiography, and (b) within literature emanating from the psychiatric survivors' movement. If, indeed, visions of hope inform educational policy and decision making, this analysis addresses S. Danforth's (1997) cogent query, "On what basis hope?", and asserts that moral and political commitments should be central sources of visions of hope and, therefore, inform educational policy and decision making for young children with labels of autism.
10.1352/1934-9556-47.4.263
Broderick, Alicia, "Autism, "Recovery (to Normalcy)," and the Politics of Hope" (2009). Department of Teaching and Learning Scholarship and Creative Works. 24.
https://digitalcommons.montclair.edu/teaching-learning-facpubs/24
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So I just, just, just…. finished the new book, Any Which Wall!
 It is only a draft, what I have. And I'm sure my very wonderful editor will pull it into a trillion gazillion pieces and help me make it better. I harbor no illusions that it's really done. That I'm truly finished.
Far from it. This thing is a MESS!
But when you have a deadline, and you only have about 8 hours a week without people pulling on you (quite literally), the pressure, the fear that you will find yourself on deadline day about 60 pages shy of a book… it's a BIG fear. And the sense of helplessness that goes with it. The idea that the only way to carve out more time is to rob your sleep.
When you are averaging 5 hours a night, broken into 1.5 hour segments!
I remember being lazy. I remember what that felt like, that sense of guilt that it was *my* fault I wasn't finished with something. Late nights in college, writing 20 pages in 12 hours, researching in the wee small hours because I'd watched too much Rikki Lake every day for a week.
Sometimes I wish for that time back. I imagine what I could do now if I could jsut rescue an hour of time for every 10 hours I wasted in grad school or college. Store those hours up in a box. Pull them out when I need them.
But then… I wouldn't be me.
Who just FINISHED HER BOOK!