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Retail Investors in India, South Korea Join Meme Craze for AMC
(Bloomberg) — Retail investors in India and South Korea have joined the meme-stock frenzy by piling into AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. through local trading platforms giving them access to U.S. markets.
The money-losing movie-theater chain is among the five most-traded U.S. stocks over the past week on both Vested Finance and Stockal, two India-focused platforms for retail investors to buy U.S. equities. AMC Entertainment has accounted for 14% of trades on Vested this week, a greater proportion than Tesla Inc., Shopify Inc. and Facebook Inc.
AMC Entertainment skyrocketed as much as 127% on Wednesday, extending its total gains for the year to more than 3,000% and pushing its market capitalization briefly above $33 billion. The craze for so-called meme shares such as AMC and GameStop Corp. is being fueled by pandemic-led lockdowns and low-fee trading plans that have encouraged new investors into global share markets.
"Due to social media platforms like Reddit, information today travels quickly across borders and an Indian investor is as plugged into the U.S. markets as their counterparts in the U.S.," said Viram Shah, chief executive officer at Vested in Mumbai. "Some retail Indian investors are driven by news and want to be part of any global trends or movements."
Sitashwa Srivastava, co-founder and co-chief executive officer of Stockal, said that in the last three to five months, "people have been chasing high volatility stocks a lot more. GameStop happened, and now, AMC is of great interest."
Korean Favorite
Korean investors snapped up $225 million of AMC shares from Monday through Thursday, according to Korea Securities Depository data. That total is getting close to three times the amount spent on the second-most-purchased counter, Tesla, at $82 million.
A popular online forum among Korean retail investors contained dozens of posts from traders known locally as "ants," discussing the prospects for AMC stock prices, and whether Blackberry Ltd. might replace AMC as the next meme target.
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This elegant Corbières Château Serres Saint Lucia has a dark purple red color with brick reflections, an intense nose of spices and roasting and a round and ample mouth, and tannins melted and vanilla.
Located in the heart of the Corbières on the magnificent terroir of Boutenac, the castle is on clay-limestone soil of pebbles.
It will perfectly accompany your red meats and cooked pasta cheeses.


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var cytoscape = require('../src', cytoscape);

describe('Core export', function(){

  var cy;

  // test setup
  beforeEach(function(done){
    cytoscape({
      styleEnabled: true,

      elements: {
        nodes: [
            { data: { id: "n1", foo: "bar" }, classes: "odd one" },
        ]
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      ready: function(){
        cy = this;

        done();
      }
    });
  });

  afterEach(function(){
    cy.destroy();
  });

  it('has all properties defined', function(){
    var json = cy.json();

    expect( json ).to.have.property('elements');
    expect( json ).to.have.property('renderer');
    expect( json ).to.have.property('minZoom').that.equals( cy.minZoom() );
    expect( json ).to.have.property('maxZoom').that.equals( cy.maxZoom() );
    expect( json ).to.have.property('zoomingEnabled').that.equals( cy.zoomingEnabled() );
    expect( json ).to.have.property('userZoomingEnabled').that.equals( cy.userZoomingEnabled() );
    expect( json ).to.have.property('panningEnabled').that.equals( cy.panningEnabled() );
    expect( json ).to.have.property('userPanningEnabled').that.equals( cy.userPanningEnabled() );
    expect( json ).to.have.property('boxSelectionEnabled').that.equals( cy.boxSelectionEnabled() );
    expect( json ).to.have.property('zoom').that.equals( cy.zoom() );
    expect( json ).to.have.property('pan').that.deep.equals( cy.pan() );
    expect( json ).to.have.property('style');

    // these are optional so not important to check
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    // expect( json ).to.have.property('hideLabelsOnViewport');
    // expect( json ).to.have.property('textureOnViewport');
    // expect( json ).to.have.property('wheelSensitivity');
    // expect( json ).to.have.property('motionBlur');

  });

  var itExportsSelector = function( sel ){
    it('exports `' + sel + '` selector in style', function(){
      cy.style([
        {
          selector: sel,
          style: {}
        },
      ]);

      expect( cy.json().style[0].selector ).to.equal( sel );
    });
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  itExportsSelector('#foo');
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  itExportsSelector('[^foo]');
  itExportsSelector('[?foo]');
  itExportsSelector('[!foo]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo = 1]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo = 1.23]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo != 1]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo > 1]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo >= 1]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo < 1]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo <= 1]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo = "bar"]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo != "bar"]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo *= "bar"]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo ^= "bar"]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo $= "bar"]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo @= "bar"]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo @!= "bar"]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo @*= "bar"]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo @^= "bar"]');
  itExportsSelector('[foo @$= "bar"]');
  itExportsSelector('[[degree > 2]]');
  itExportsSelector('[[degree < 2]]');
  itExportsSelector('[[degree = 2]]');
  itExportsSelector('[[degree != 2]]');
  itExportsSelector('node > node');
  itExportsSelector('node node');
  itExportsSelector('$node > node');
  itExportsSelector('node > $node');
  itExportsSelector('node > node');
  itExportsSelector(':selected');
  itExportsSelector('$node:selected > node[?foo][bar > 2][baz *= "bat"][[degree > 1]]:locked');
});

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An application for granting citizenship of the Slovak Republic is processed and decided on by the Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic according to the Act No. 40/1993 Coll. on Citizenship of the Slovak Republic.
The application for granting citizenship of the Slovak Republic, however, has to be submitted in person either at the District Office at the regional seat (Department of Internal Administration) according to the place of permanent or last permanent residence in the territory of the Slovak Republic or at the diplomatic mission or consular office of the Slovak Republic abroad.
When submitting the application, an applicant who has already reached 14 years of age also has to fill in ,the "Questionnaire of an applicant for granting citizenship of the Slovak Republic" which is issued by the Ministry of Interior of the SR.
The questionnaire of an applicant who has not yet reached 18 years of age must be signed by the applicant's parents as well. If it is signed by only one of the parents, it is necessary to attach consent of the second parent with officially certified signature.
When filling in the questionnaire, the authority which is receiving the application verifies through an interview whether the applicant has sufficient knowledge of the Slovak language. The knowledge of Slovak language is verified in a manner adequate to the applicant's health condition (more details are available in the article "Conditions for granting citizenship of the Slovak Republic").
The office which received the application will subsequently send the complete applicant's file together with opinion of the competent police department to the Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic to make a decision.
The Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic which is then considering the application may also invite the applicant for personal interview mainly for the purpose of explaining some facts concerning his/her person.
If all conditions required by the law are fulfilled, the Ministry of Interior of the Slovak Republic may – but does not have to – grant citizenship to the applicant. In the decision process, the Ministry takes into account interests of the Slovak Republic, particularly from the point of view of state security, internal law and order, foreign policy interests, commitments of the Slovak Republic to third countries, social-economic situation, as well as opinions of the state authorities concerned and the Police Forces.
The Ministry will decide on the application for granting citizenship of the Slovak Republic within 24 months from delivery of the application for granting citizenship of the Slovak Republic to the Ministry at the latest. If an opinion of other state authorities is needed for making a decision and the decision is dependent on them, the proceedings are suspended and the time limit does not lapse.
The citizenship of the Slovak Republic is acquired by collecting the Certificate on Granting the Citizenship of the Slovak Republic. The Certificate is handed over to the applicant by the District Office at the regional seat, diplomatic mission or consular office of the Slovak Republic after making the Slovak citizenship pledge.
Making a citizenship pledge is a precondition for gaining the citizenship of the Slovak Republic. The pledge is not made by children younger than 14 years of age; persons whose health condition does not allow them to do so; and persons who were deprived of legal capacity. The pledge is made to the head of District Office at the regional seat, ambassador, consul or person authorised by them.
I pledge upon my honour and conscience that I will be loyal to the Slovak Republic, I will abide by the Constitution of the Slovak Republic, constitutional laws, laws and other generally binding legislation and I will duly discharge all duties of the citizen of the Slovak Republic.
Notice: If the applicant, without providing a serious reason, does not collect the document on granting the citizenship of the Slovak Republic within six months from the delivery of written notification, the Ministry will cease the proceedings. The decision on cessation of proceedings will be recorded in the file and the applicant will be notified accordingly.


When we stared looking to review this Fire Sense stainless steel pyramid patio heater we first thought about not doing it at all. With 25% bad reviews we thought it would not pass our standard for reviews. But than we looked further and found that all the low ratings basically were about the assembling and the lack of instructions. Since this has nothing to do with the product quality we decided to review it anyway.
The measurements says 21 x 21 x 88 inches.
Weight of his heater is 60 pounds without the propane tank installed.
here are some questions people asked online before purchasing this pyramid patio heater. WE have included the ones we thought were relevant for you.
Like we mentioned in our introduction to the Fire Sense patio heater most lower complaint were about the assembling of it. There are other people who had no problem with it and they gave some tip.
1:All screws are the same size so do not worry about that.
2:Do not use a power-tool.
3:The back is where the wheel go.
4:The control unit goes on the front.
If you keep these tips in mind it should not be too hard to assemble according to this buyer.
Gives of not as much heat as expected was one other complaint. I wonder than where it was placed and what the outside temperature was.
Wind blows out the flame we read a few times. There is a vent hole on the side and if you turn that side away from the wind there should be no problem.
All the other things that were mentioned were that it was a decent patio heater for the money. The looks and flames were all mentioned as beautiful and this made up for some of the complaints they had at first.
After reading a ton of reviews and opinions we had to let that sink in for a minute. Like mentioned in our introduction at first we were going to skip this patio heater because of the low overall rating.
We can recommend this patio heater from the Fire Sense company as a decent buy for the money you pay for it.
It is no top quality and outsourced to be made in China by the company.
Assembly seems to be the biggest problem for a lot of people and that is where most complaints came from.
But if you read our tips in the customer review section you can read that if you follow a few steps is not too bad according that user.
I think that the rating of 3/7 is to low for this heater. That is why I gave it a 4.0.
We have mentioned before that a patio heater like this pyramid shaped one is not for cold nights. It can be used for the cooler summer nights and than you can expect a little warmth from it.
Remember your are outside and not inside!
The flames and looks is something everyone agreed on.
This heater looks great and the flames flicker and shine real nice. It is an eye-catcher on your deck or patio.
A quality cover is always a must for everything we keep outside and we would like to last a long time. This pyramid patio heater is no exception to that rule. We found that the Fire Sense full length outdoor patio heater cover fits great on the Therm Tiki.
==>>Find the price here! Or click on the picture.


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Posts published in October 2013
CROSBY EF 'BOOTS & JEANS' GALA RAISES $70,000-Education Foundation benefits students, teachers
CROSBY – The Knights of Columbus Hall was a setting last Saturday night for a brilliant success to fund special courses for students at Crosby ISD.
Some 260 folks bought all the seating and it looked like plenty would be standing for most of the night at the Crosby Education Foundation Boots & Jeans Gala.
The gala featured live music, dancing, a fajita dinner and an auction.
The special courses were requiring extra funding and asked for provision by local teachers. The charity event raised money to fund those courses and thus provides a higher quality education for local students.
The top selling item was an autographed, and framed Earl Campbell Jersey from back in the Houston Oiler days. Johnny Manzell autographed and framed jerseys sold for about $2,500 each. Other items included fishing trips, hunting trips, hotel stays, spa packages, and luxury tours.
According to Superintendent Dr. Keith Moore, more attention is being drawn to the efforts of Crosby Education Foundation in that "Within our district teachers are starting to understand what our goals are and more of the teachers are participating in the greater program. Now that in turn puts more pressure on the Foundation to raise more money to fund the grants. But Crosby is a growing and supportive community that is increasing the amount of money available. Now it is growing on both ends and that is awesome."
County Attorney Ryan's billion dollar San Jacinto River dioxin lawsuit moved back to state court
Harris County and the State of Texas won a ruling from Federal District Judge Lee Rosenthal last week that helps clear the way for a trial of the County's billion dollar environmental penalty case against Waste Management, International Paper and McGinnis Industrial Services.
Judge Rosenthal sent the case back to the state court for a trial before a jury made up of Harris County residents.
Harris County Attorney Vince Ryan filed the lawsuit in 2010 in state district court seeking civil penalties for the dioxin contamination caused by paper manufacturing and paper mill waste disposal practices dating back to the 1960s. The lawsuit claims that Champion Paper disposed of hundreds of thousands of gallons of contaminated waste in unlined pits just north of the IH-10 East bridge and along the west bank of the San Jacinto River in east Harris County The site is currently the focus of an EPA Superfund clean-up. International Paper and Waste Management sought to transfer the case to federal court in August of this year.
The opinion states: "This case arises out of the effects on the San Jacinto River of a former hazardous dump site located in Harris County, Texas. In December 2011, Harris County sued the former site owners, operators, and users, as well as their successors: McGinnes Industrial Maintenance Coroporation; Waste Management, Inc.; Waste Management of Texas; International Paper Company; and Champion International Corporation. Harris County alleged multiple violations of Texas state law from the discharge of dioxin and other hazardous wastes into the San Jacinto River from 1967 through 2008."
Harris County is represented by Vince Ryan, Harris County Attorney; Terry O'Rourke, and Rock Owens of the Office of the Harris County Attorney; and the Houston law firm of Connelly · Baker · Wotring LLP.
Pink Survivors celebrate with balloon launch
Crosby RR Overpass completed
The 18 months of construction have concluded. The overpass was first opened on Wednesday Oct. 16 as traffic was diverted to the overpass to finsih work on Kernohan and Oak Streets. All beems were in place over a month ago. In spite of opposition from varied sources and windmills of rumors about shutting down access from Huffman, the project continued with amendments such as lights to stop traffic to allow ambulances to exit their station. David Boehm of NGB Constructors spoke of the challenges persented by the project, the thrill of completion, his company's positive impression of the community and apperciaton of being asigned the project. Quincy Allen, TXDoT, P.E. Deputy District Engineer for the Houston District spoke next with much wit aand enthusiasm for a job well done. With Mr. Allen were Adam Galland, Allen's Assistant John Elam the Area engineer and Danny Perez Public Information Officer all of TXDoT. Wayne Smith talked of his impression of Crosby being forward looking and of his interest in infrastructure.
Finding My Father's Mark
By Kristan Hoffman
Over Labor Day weekend, I visited Seattle for the first time. The city is an interesting mix of big business and hippie culture, with vibrant art and foodie scenes too. I saw all the main attractions — Mt. Rainer, Puget Sound, Pike's Place market, the Space Needle, Chihuly Garden & Glass — but one of the most memorable highlights, at least for me, was something you probably wouldn't find in a travel guide.
"4th Ave. About 35 stories tall. Cross-hatching support beams that you can see from the outside, like giant X's. I think it's brown with black windows. And it used to be owned by a bank."
This was the information my father had given me over the phone. Vague memories from decades ago. The reason my dad wanted me to find this building is that he had been part of the team that designed it, back when he worked for a big architectural firm. He has always done this: pointed out bits of history that are interesting or important to him, thinking they'll be interesting or important to everyone else too. Growing up I thought it was cool, then lame, then annoying, then endearing. Now that I'm an adult, I think it's all of those things at once.
Scanning the skyline from the Bainbridge ferry and later the Seattle monorail, I saw a handful of skyscrapers that were possible candidates — including an ugly brown one that I desperately hoped was not his. But upon closer inspection, none of them had the cross-hatching support beams that my dad swore would confirm his building's identity. They were like a litmus test, or a birthmark.
Fueled by a sense of daughterly duty, I decided to reserve my last morning in Seattle for tracking down my dad's building. The strap of my duffel bag dug into my shoulder as I hiked up and down the hills, certain that somehow I could find this thing. Certain that my dad's role in the project would echo through the years and serve as a homing beacon for me to follow.
That didn't happen. In the end, it took another phone call to my dad, and an assist from Google, to figure out which building it was. But at long last, I found it. Better yet: I liked it.
The building sits on the corner of Marion St. and 5th Ave, crisp and white, striped by dark windows. It has a little Asian restaurant in the ground floor, as well as a newsstand, an ATM, and other useful nooks. It's clustered in with several other skyscrapers — some taller, some not — but its gleaming façade distinguishes it from the crowd. Though it was built 30 years ago, the building still looks modern. The materials are attractive and have held up to both time and weather. There is good attention to detail, such as the tidy angles, the orange accent panels, and the lovely contrasting textures. Those cross-hatching beams are subtle, but elegant.
After taking photos and admiring it from the outside, I made my way inside. The interior was similarly sophisticated and stylish. As I wandered around, grinning, I found myself hoping that someone would stop me to ask what I was doing. Then I could say, "Oh, I'm here because my dad's an architect. He designed this building."
Arrests made at Crosby Horse Track
CROSBY – Nine people, including six law enforcement officers, have been charged with racing without a license, a felony punishable from two to ten years related to activities at Rancho El Herradero on Sralla Road, according to a release from the District Attorney's Office.
An eleven month investigation turned up allegations of illegal racing and gambling at the 12402 Sralla Road location, south of FM 1942. According to Teresa Buess, head of the Public Integrity Division of the Harris County District Attorney's Office, soon after the Department of Public Safety launched an investigation in November, 2012, the office in Harris County got involved due to the presence of law enforcement offices.
The press release alleges that the law enforcement officers were providing security at the location. They were named as Department of Public Safety Trooper Richard Rivera, 57; Secar Guadelupe Rangel, 34, and Joel Garcia, 31, deputy constables with Harris County Precinct 1; David Green, 37, and Edward Scott, 34, reserve deputy constables for Fort Bend County Precinct 2 and Carlos Garza, 64, a reserve deputy in Maverick County south of here.
The Deputy Constables from Fort Bend County were reportedly fired on the spot.
Three arrested were civilians – Diana Marie Salinas, 19; Cosuelo Rivera, 61; and Reginaldo Mandujano, 53.
Cosuelo Rivera, wife of Richard Rivera, was charged with impersonating a peace officer.
According to the Harris County Appraisal District, Reginaldo Mandujano owns the property.
All nine charged were freed on bail, according to records.
The prosecutor will allege that for two years the 70 acre tract has been the scene of illegal horse races brought to the attention of authorities due to complaints of heavy littering, loud music and other nuisances behind a sign that says "training center."
At first the T.A.B.C. was alerted but the "training center" had been granted a beer and wine license in 2008. A sign near the grandstands indicated that gambling, outside food, and firearms were not permitted.
It is said there are about 25 to 50 unregulated tracks across Texas. The Texas Racing Commission admitted that limited resources and frail relationships with law enforcement agencies makes it difficult to enforce state laws. One might guess a thousand "training centers" are a front for something, nobody knows.
A referendum in 1987 made races one of the few legal gambling venues. A license ranges from $70,000 to $1/2 Million per year.
Credit was also given to the US Department of Homeland Security, Texas Department of Criminal Justice Inspector General's Office, Harris County Sheriff's Office and the Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners.
Taylor Moser Crowned Miss Highlands
HIGHLANDS– Annually for the last 56 years the Miss Highlands Pageant has been the centerpiece of community pride, here.
This year the goal was to find new representatives of all that is best about this community having had those posts so well represented by Casie Russell and McKenzie Reznicek as Miss Highlands and Junior Miss Highlands.
The theme this year was the lively musical Grease that starred Olivia Newton-John and John Travolta.
The principal sponsor of this event is Highlands Horizons with active participation from business and civic entities.
The podium was aptly manned by Capt. David Alford and Miss Highlands 2012 Casie Russell. Miss Russell sang a rousing opening with participants dancing for ceremonies.
The lovely array of contestants was introduced next. There was a sportswear presentation followed by an outstanding Talent Show. Stacy Lineberry sang a sophisticated entertainment segment.
During the evening gown presentation contestants were asked what is most challenging for teens today.
Maegan Linck was recognized for high ticket sales. Miss Congeniality was Madeline Walker. Miss Photogenic was Taylor Moser. Hannah Noel and Elizabeth Keyes split the talent contest. The Jennie Robbins Community Service Awardee was Heather Plant. Katlyn Burns was second runner up. Madeline Walker was first runner up. Taylor Moser is the 2013 Miss Highlands.
The Junior Miss Highlands was held prior to the event of Miss Highlands. High ticket sales was won by Kay-Leigh Benson. Miss Congeniality was Jordan Gwaltney. Haley Maxey was Miss Photogenic and the Talent winner was Sadie Aiken. Anna Keys was chosen Junior Miss Highlands. Destiney Bogie was first runner up. Sadie Aiken was Second Runner up.
Morman proposes more streetlights for Highlands
HIGHLANDS – Pct. 2 County Commissioner Jack Morman brought his message of progress in the Precinct to the Highlands Lynchburg chamber luncheon, last Thursday, Oct. 10.
Calling it "The New Precinct 2" Morman talked about initiatives to eliminate or control game rooms, and related crimes.
He spoke also about a program called Safer Streets 4 Schools, which will improve access for children walking or riding to school, by providing sidewalks, and improved intersections and queue lanes.
He noted that the court battles were over on redistricting, and voters did not need to worry now about district lines. He now has 15 cities within his precinct. He services the area with 380 employees.
Morman said his budget is balanced and in good shape this year, and he will be able to add 25 streetlights to the Highlands area.
He mentioned two issues that will be on the ballot in November. He is strongly in favor of a "joint processing center," a joint city-county intake facility for arrested or detained individuals.
The other ballot issue is a vote to save the Astrodome, with a related small tax increase. He is not in favor of this item, due to continued expense and an undefined purpose for the building.
Morman said that future projects include a new landing at the fairy, and major construction and enlargement of the East Belt and the bridge over the ship channel. He said the budget will exceed $1 Bil.
Crosby Homecoming features Royal waves
Highlands JAMBOREE — Happy Happy Happy
HIGHLANDS – "Happy Happy Happy" was the theme for the 57th Annual Jamboree this year, and it seemed to have an effect on the crowds, who sported long beards and camo and woodsman's clothes as you might see on the popular TV show "Duck Dynasty." Many of the floats had a backwoods flavor to them.
A large crowd turned out last Saturday, for the traditional events, which included a Fun Run/Walk to start the morning, a long parade with many units, a car show, crafts booths, silent auction and talent events in the Elementary School auditorium.
The Jamboree is a fun and fund raising event for the Chamber of Commerce, who also presented their community awards during the day. Judges for the parade were provided by Kohl's in Baytown, and the Fun Run benefitted Habitat for Humanity.
Terry Davis Award
This award is the top Chamber award to someone in the community that consistently helps make Highlands a better place to live. This year it was given to the masons of Sampson Lodge #231.
Miss Highlands Pageant
This Jamboree related contest will take place next weekend at the Highlands Junior School Auditorium, 2 pm for the Jr. event, 7 pm for the Sr. judging.
Cody Memorial means many heart screenings
CROSBY – The social event of the year was the Cody Stephens "Go Big or Go Home" Memorial Dinner at the American Legion Hall on Saturday, Sept. 28 and raised funds for heart screenings for high school students throughout the state.
The event had as Master of Ceremonies Scott Stephens and featured a live and silent auction that was conducted by volunteers of the Crosby Fair & Rodeo, including Bill Busby as auctioneer.
According to Scott Stephens on the following day, "We pretty much netted about $200,000 to put to heart screenings. We had about $95,000 in corporate sponsors, $78,000 in live auction then we had event tables, a raffle, Tee-shirt sale, silent auction and we had $15,000 in expenses. The guy for the American Legion Hall told me 'That is the biggest event, by far, that we have ever hosted and probably the biggest we will ever have, unless you do this again next year.'"
According to Stephens, the event raised enough to perform about 13,00000 heart screens but, he has bigger plans. "We are going to approach some of the bigger heart health associations that really make a difference in Texas and get the dominos falling where the testing is just standard procedure," Scott told the Star-Courier.
Early, Don Vickers sang a song that Stephens and Larry Holder wrote entitled , "Go Big or Go Home." It is on the Cody Stephens Memorial Website for those that wish to hear it.
Barrett Primary contributed to the cause, the six and seven year olds of the community got to wear silly hats and socks when they contributed a dollar. They raised $776.76 in total and sent Stephens a note saying, "We know when our time comes we will get a heart screen also."
When Stephens told the audience the sentence from his son, Cody, that the Memorial Fund was named for a standing ovation from the packed house resonated the walls. "Go Big or go home," also resonated in the hearts of the listeners.
During the event Scott Stephens told this assembly of the tragedy that lead to the initiative to screen for heart problems in students, "In May 6, 2012, Cody Stephens was a few weeks from graduating from Crosby High School, and looking forward to showing his pig, steer and lamb at the Crosby Fair and Rodeo in June. He was also excited to be headed to Tarleton State University on a football scholarship, and working to stay in good physical condition to be prepared for college football practices.
At 6'9 and weighing 289 lbs, he seemed to be in perfect health, and had no idea that he had a fatal heart problem. On that Sunday afternoon, Cody came in, kicked back in his dad's recliner, clicked the TV on, said he was tired and dozed off for a nap. He never woke up but died in his sleep, from Sudden Cardiac Arrest."
Most local elected officials were in attendance including both Precinct 3 Justices Parrott and Coffey, Constable Ken Jones, and Texas House Representative Wayne Smith, R. 128, District along with Sylvester Turner and got extra recognition for sponsoring House Bill 1319, the Cody's Law.
Wilton Schexnayder of Oilwell Tubular Consultants, Dan Meaux of Crawfish Shak, and Sheryl Roppolo (formerly of Judge Mike Parrott's office) got extra recognition for their financial and organizational assistance.
According to Stephens, Cypress ECG project, Guardian EMS, East Houston regional hospital and Liberty Dayton Regional Hospital, these guys actually do the screenings.
Those new to this area were impressed too, says Mary DeBauche for the group of cardiologists that performed the screenings earlier, Cypress ECGproject.org to Stephens, "We were blown away by the love and care shown by the Crosby community at Cody's fund-raiser tonight. Your family is truly blessed to be surrounded by such caring and generous people. Now let's go spread the good works – screen 'em all!"
And the following are the school districts that the Cody Stephens Memorial Foundation "Go Big or Go Home" has touched: Alvin, Bangs, Barbers Hill, Baytown Christian Academy, Bastrop, Beaumont, Brownwood, Bryan, Channelview, Coleman, College Station, Comanche, Conroe, Crosby, Dayton, Dickinson, Galena Park, Gatesville, Goose Creek, Hampshire-Fannett, Hardin, Humble, Industrial, LaPorte, , Liberty, Lubbock, May, Pearland, San Angelo, San Jac College, Santa Anna, Sheldon, Spring, Stephenville, Texas City, W Hardin and Zephyr.
Stephens says, "If your school is not on this list, parents, perhaps you want to visit the Codysetphensmemorialfoundation. com website for more information."
Deer Park, are you reading?
In honor of October's National Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) Awareness Month, Screen Across America, a coalition of organizations from around the country that provide youth heart screenings, launched a new website -www. screenacrossamerica.org – to draw attention to the prevalence (and locations) of heart screenings in the United States. SCA is the leading cause of death of student athletes. According to the American Pediatric Association, SCA kills 2,000 children a year in the United States.
The new website depicts a map of the United States. Forty-five organizations, both for-profit and nonprofit, that conduct at least two screenings per year, are identified by a virtual push-pin. When a user rolls over the pin, the name, city and website of each organization is provided.
Despite it being a vital organ, children in the United States do not receive a comprehensive heart screening. In most states, school districts require students to undergo eye exams, hearing screenings and scoliosis screenings. The common goal of the organizations participating in Screen Across America is to make heart screenings a standard of care for students.

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The Jordan River, where John was baptizing, was an eight-hour walk through the desert from Jerusalem. Yet Mark tells us that many from Jerusalem made the trek to hear John preach and to be immersed by him in the Jordan. Why did they walk eight hours, some more, to answer John's call to repent?
John dressed in the garments of a prophet. He spoke powerfully. People came believing God had sent this man, and that his message was from God. He called the people to repent and to be baptized for the forgiveness of their sins. What John offered at the Jordan was God's forgiveness and a chance to begin anew. Which of us don't long for this at times?
She was in her thirties and had lived a hard life. She had begun attending our church, yearning for a new beginning. Having never been baptized, I spoke with her about the meaning of this act. In my tribe (Methodists) baptism has a kaleidoscope of meanings. Among these, it is a dramatic sign of God's grace and mercy – his willingness to wash us and make us new. It is an outward sign of God's forgiveness.
As she approached the baptistery she had tears in her eyes. She asked, "Pastor Adam, does he really forgive all that I've done? I've done a lot of terrible things." I assured her that as she came to God, repentant, he would forgive it all. And I reminded her that Christian baptism is a sign not only of God's forgiveness for sins in the past, but a promise for forgiveness when, in the future, we stumble and need his grace. And thus, with her baptism, she began a new life.
Do you ever feel a yearning for forgiveness and a new beginning? Every morning as I step into the shower I remember my baptism and I ask God to wash me and make me new. At times I feel a profound sense of my own sin and my longing for his grace. At other times I simply know that there are ways in which I have not lived up to his calling on my life.
If you've yet to be baptized, speak to your pastor about this profound act of grace. If you have been baptized, remember your baptism each day as you bathe, inviting God to, once again, wash you and cover you by his grace.
Lord, in thought, word and deed, by what I have done and by what I have left undone, I have sinned against you and others. Remember the promise you made at my baptism, and wash me anew. I call upon the grace you offer us in Jesus Christ.
This post is an excerpt from my book, The Way: 40 Days of Reflection, which is a companion to the book, The Way, both to be released in December.


I've been working on a project for a few weeks now, and the result of that project is above. It's a galaxy in the constellation of Sculptor which lies a "mere" 10 million light years away. 70 000 light years across, it was first discovered by astronomer and mathematician Caroline Herschel. She was the sister of astronomer William Herschel and was just as prolific when it came to discovering night time goodies in the sky.
I took this image using a large remotely operated telescope in Australia. For the geeks amongst you, the image is comprised of 11 x 300s Luminance frames and three each of 300s RGB frames.
It's been a lot of work to process this image to my liking, but I think all the trial and error has paid off with what I believe to be a good result and a lot learned about astronomical image processing.
If you live towards the equator, or better yet, in Australia, Southern Africa, Southern America or New Zealand, you can spot this galaxy in a pair of binoculars. If you're lucky enough to have a telescope I can highly recommend getting out there to have a look.
The position of NGC 253 when standing in Brisbane at approx 9:30pm on the 27th December. Image from Starry NIght 6.


People often ask me where StrongPosture® rehab and the PosturePractice model comes from.
The StrongPosture® protocols integrate precise postural exercise with bio-mechanic patient education. The system developed in early 2000 when I needed a way to integrate posture rehab and concepts in a busy clinic with multiple doctors and therapists.
My vision was for patients to receive rehab individualized to their unique kinetic chain strengths and weakness, and consistently experience subtle strengthening and improvement from their "posture exercise professional". Plus, I wanted patients to receive consistent cueing during the short-duration exercise and clear communication of concepts, regardless if their session that day was from a chiropractor, massage therapist, trainer or an assistant.
In other words, after removing restrictions to motion (be it muscle, joint or neural patterning), I built a system to retrain that motion – towards symmetry, with control. I also framed education to engage people with an understanding of how to move well, and why posture care is often a neglected factor in overall physical, mental and even social health, as well as performance. I wanted to tailor their posture retraining so each person experienced improvement in functional ability, regardless of who on our team taught them.
My work began with Vladimir Janda's Czech School of Rehab, and concepts including kinetic chain and Crossed Syndromes. Additionally, back in the 1970's when in college I studied yoga, and saw many parallels. So over many patients and trials of protocols, Janda's work was blended with yoga concepts of mindfulness to more effectively communicate these ideas for each individual, which added the emphasis on precise control of breath, along with objectively accurate motion.
The vision developed into what I call a mindful somatic training system to empower patients to better care for their unique muscle imbalances. We trained people towards balance between overly strong muscles and previously neglected antagonists… and were blown away by how strongly they were invested with the results of our care.
Thus grew a web of interlinking and inter-dependent protocols combining attentional focus with tightly controlled and isolated motion, with often dramatic results for our patients. In addition (and to my surprise), their engagement with posture rehab and us as a group skyrocketed, as did staff morale and referrals.
People were excited with their own accomplishments, and progressively learned to strengthen previously ignored weaknesses and asymmetric patterns of motion control. The excitement (and compliance) grew as we educated patients with the common-sense biomechanics concepts I developed – BAM (Balance, Alignment and Motion) and the 5 Posture Principles (aka the Principles of Posture).
Stand Taller Live Longer: An Anti-Aging Strategy is the book I published 10 years ago which encapsulated the basics of these ideas. Especially for people interested in learning more, the book combined the StrongPosture® concepts and "bio-mechanics 101" posture principles with simple demos that really boosted patients ability to share our concepts with anyone else who should be concerned about postural health. Which is everyone.
Subsequently, over the past decade interest in posture has mushroomed with aging Boomers slumping, Millennial's bent over phones training "tech-neck", and teen complaints of tech-related back and neck pain being reported at higher rates than ever before. As research on the health impact of posture has multiplied, I've shared our work with thousands of health professionals, training many as CPEP®s (Certified Posture Exercise Professionals®) in the hands-on detail of functionally strengthening posture in a Posture Practice.
For 2019, we'll continue the mission of training practitioners globally to help everyone stand taller to move, feel and be well. If you missed the last one, register for our next free Posture Research webinar. If you're already in the CPEP® network, it will be available on-demand in the new CPEP members area launching next month.
For more about StrongPosture® and to incorporate it in your practice get the Posture Rehab Exercise Program and take the latest training via online course or hands-on seminar.


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Klucz Frontowy Nr 3 (Su) – polska jednostka lotnicza utworzona we Francji w maju 1940 w jako jednostka Polskich Sił Powietrznych.

Jednostka została przydzielona do francuskiej Groupe de Chasse III/6 w Wez-Thisy pod Reims. Początkowo klucz wykonywał patrolowania na wysokim pułapie nie napotykając na nieprzyjaciela. Od 10 maja obniżono pułap lotów i zaczęto napotykać samoloty niemieckie (uzyskano 6 zestrzeleń bez strat własnych). 20 maja oddział przesunięto do Coulommiers, a 1 czerwca skierowano na front włoski. Stamtąd w połowie czerwca piloci odlecieli do Perpignan a następnie do Algieru gdzie jednostkę rozformowano.

Piloci jednostki
 kpt. Mieczysław Sulerzycki – dowódca
 ppor. Erwin Kawnik
 ppor. B. Rychlicki

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My painting practice concerns strategies of understanding and what repetition can do as one of those strategies. Patterns seem to be able to distract, bewilder, perplex, capture, anger, comfort, upset, soothe and engross our perception. Repetition also makes way for the opportunity of experiencing information differently; and possibly even finding new, previously hidden, phenomena.


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Rutgers athletics makes the grade in APR, led by repeated football success, big jumps in hoops
Ryan Dunleavy • May 14, 2014
#Rutgers athletics makes the #APR grade, led by @RFootball repeated success, big jumps by @Rutgersmbb, @Rutgerswbb http://t.co/NtsFnENDl3
— Ryan Dunleavy (@rydunleavy) May 14, 2014
Women's lacrosse coach Laura Brand-Sias' team is one of the best at Rutgers when it comes to APR scores. (ScarletKnights.com)
Posted in Uncategorized on May 14, 2014 by Ryan Dunleavy.
Rutgers' APR: Some comparative scores in Big Ten, American Athletic Conference and the past
Rutgers women's basketball coach C. Vivian Stringer's team scored a 984 in the multi-year APR, a 23-point improvement over last season. (Mark Sullivan/MyCentralJersey.com)
Football's score (980) ranked first in the American Athletic Conference and tied for second in the Big Ten. It was a two-point improvement over last year.
Men's basketball's score (978) ranked third in the American Athletic Conference and sixth in the Big Ten. It was a 10-point improvement over last year.
Women's basketball's score (984) ranked second in the American Athletic Conference and tied for sixth in the Big Ten. It was a 23-point improvement over last year.
Wrestling's score (954) ranked 13th in the EIAW and 12th in the Big Ten. It was a 20-point drop-off from last year.
Baseball's score (971) ranked sixth in the American Athletic Conference and 12th in the Big Ten. It was a six-point improvement over last year.
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Women's golf coach Maura Ballard's team was one of two at Rutgers, along with women's lacrosse to score a perfect 1,000 in the multi-year APR. (Courtesy of ScarletKnights.com)
New Orleans Saints wide receiver Brandon Coleman has "no idea" why he slipped in NFL Draft, moving on
Former Rutgers wide receiver Brandon Coleman (left) works out at Pro Day on Rutgers campus in March. Coleman signed as an undrafted free agent with the New Orleans Saints. (Jason Towlen/MyCentralJersey.com)
With no indication from teams that his surgically repaired right knee was still a major concern, Brandon Coleman watched the NFL Draft last weekend with the same level of surprise as everyone else expecting to hear his name called in the middle rounds … then the later rounds … then at all.
"The days went on and the numbers kept going down and my phone didn't start ringing," Coleman said Monday. "I just kind of put things in perspective and said, 'This is reality. This is the situation. This is what I have to do deal with.' I can't control any of that. What I can control is making the decision to go forward, and selecting a team. You still have to make the team anyway whether you are drafted or not."
The former Rutgers star wide receiver joined the New Orleans Saints as an undrafted free agent, though he said he had offers from the New England Patriots, St. Louis Rams and San Diego Chargers.
"It's not like I was working this hard to get back to not get my main goal, you know what I'm saying?" Coleman said. "But at the same time it's a business and I have no control over it. Everything I did have control over I did to the best of my ability. I guess all these teams, for whatever reason, just didn't feel like I was a draftable player. I'm just going to take this opportunity. I'm thankful for this opportunity that the Saints were interested me. And I'm going to make the most of it."
When asked if he had any regrets in hindsight about forfeiting his final year of eligibility, Coleman, who already is in New Orleans preparing for a rookie mini-camp that begins Friday, said "not at all."
But has it left him with a chip on his shoulder?
"That's naturally what everybody wants to think and that's what everybody is telling me," he said, "but I don't need no (motivation) to work to the best of my ability and if people want to call it a chip then they can call it a chip. But I'm going to do what's gotten me to this point and put my best foot forward."
Coleman's tumble down draft boards caught even the top experts by surprise as both ESPN's Todd McShay and Mel Kiper Jr. saw the 6-foot-6 deep threat as a potential third-round pick pre-draft.
Kiper Jr. said Monday that Coleman's slip was because he was "somewhat of an underachiever" in college, though more common speculation is that there was lingering uncertainty stemming from the quad tendon repair surgery he had in March 2013 after tearing his meniscus. He looked a step slow as he managed 32 catches for career-lows of 538 receiving yards and four touchdowns last season.
Coleman said he has "no idea" why he went undrafted.
"I assume it was my knee but then again guys coming off ACLs got picked up," he said. "I don't even know. I guess my situation was different. It's too late to look into all that now."
Coleman thought he put to bed health questions when he ran a 4.56 in the 40-yard dash at the NFL Scouting Combine and put up respectable showings in the other measurables tests.
"I'm good," Coleman said of his health. "I did everything to prove that in the Combine and at Pro Day. I'm going to continue to do that in mini-camp, work my way through the summer and in training camp."
The reasons for Coleman picking the Saints as his landing spot included a comfort with the area and the SuperDome based on Rutgers trip to Tulane in 2012 and on his own pre-draft visit with the organization, an apparent opportunity on the depth chart, his desire to play with Pro Bowl quarterback Drew Brees in an offense where he says he will be asked to do things similar to his responsibilities in college, and the chance to learn from Marques Colston.
With Philip Nelson out of the picture, what is the future of Rutgers QB position?
Philip Nelson, who transferred from Minnesota to Rutgers, was a possible long-term answer at quarterback. Now that he has been dismissed from the team, Chris Laviano and Mike Bimonte should get an even bigger opportunity than they would have otherwise. (Getty Images)
EDITOR'S NOTE: This post is in no way meant to remove the focus of the alleged assault case against Philip Nelson from its rightful place on victim Isaac Kolstad's medical condition. It is only intended to analyze the less-important changes to the Rutgers football quarterback depth chart.
Following Tuesday's dismissal of potential future starter Philip Nelson, quarterback depth once again is a concern for the Rutgers football program.
The addition in January of Nelson, who was booted Tuesday as he deals with first- and third-degree assault charges for his role in an incident that left victim Isaac Kolstad in critical condition, was seen as a potential difference-maker for Rutgers given his experience within the Big Ten and the pro-style offense.
Nelson completed 50 percent of passes for 2,179 yards and 17 touchdowns with 14 interceptions in 18 games, including 16 starts, at the University of Minnesota as a true freshman and a sophomore. He also rushed for 548 yards and six touchdowns.
The former Minnesota's Mr. Football and Gatorade Minnesota Player of the Year participated in spring practice with Rutgers – he played sparingly in the Scarlet-White Game – but was to sit out the coming season per NCAA transfer rules.
"Even watching some of the opportunities he has had in individual (drills), I love his attitude," Rutgers coach Kyle Flood said during the final week of spring practice. "It's not an easy situation for him: Somebody who has been playing in games for two years and now he is not eligible and we have to use the reps to settle our quarterback situation. When he gets an opportunity, he gets right in there and throws the ball well. I'm excited for his future after this year."
Nelson also was the only player on Rutgers' roster with Big Ten experience.
"They don't expect me to fall asleep or anything like that so I need to continue being proactive and keep learning," Nelson said.
He added, "We're still trying to learn everything about (the offense) but as soon as we get (to the Big Ten) is when I hope I can be a helpful piece to this program."
That is no longer possible.
Rutgers still has not officially decided on a starting quarterback for 2014, though rising senior Gary Nova is the clear-cut favorite to win the job. Nova was named a co-starter with four others, none of whom have ever taken a collegiate snap, at the start of spring camp.
Blake Rankin announced his intentions to transfer during spring camp, and, with Nova in his final year of eligibility and Nelson out of the picture, Rutgers could be looking at a situation where its 2015 quarterbacks are Mike Bimonte, Chris Laviano, Devin Ray, Giovanni Rescigno and Michael Dare.
Ray is a walk-on, and neither 2014 commit Rescigno, who received his scholarship offer a week before Signing Day, or 2015 commit Dare is on campus yet. Bimonte, who played the best of his career in camp, will be a redshirt senior in 2015.
"I really don't try to get caught up in the big picture," Bimonte said after the spring game. "I really just focus on the day-to-day operations and trying to get better each day. Now we have a little bit of a break, and this summer is going to be really crucial getting ready for training camp."
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Lately the spam I get has been so boring! I'm no fan of spam, but I do love it when spammers start to get creative and say some totally ridiculous things. Spamusement proves I'm not the only one who sees spam this way.
I know I've already written about the subject of ridiculous spam names. Recently I was wondering how these names were generated, what made them all similar and what made them different, and if I could somehow generate spam names myself, like a big boy. And I've found that yes, I can, and you're going to profit from it. *shakes fist menacingly* Profit!!
Ladies and Gentlemen, I give you The Namer. It has over 32 billion names in it, and it'll randomly pick a new one every time you click the little button. Go on, give it a try. If you get a good one (or three), post it! Chances are, no one else will ever see it but you, so share the love.
Wisconsin K. Midwest – location must be important to this guy.
Stands F. Knifed – how does he stand after being knifed?
Burstiness T. Treasure – I like bursting treasures!
Beats T. Hesitates — Yeah, well, I'd hesitate, too, if I were about to beat Mr. T.
I'll just be over her in the corner if anyone needs me.
I think my wife would agree about this one when directed to the U of MN.
And what great photos they are!
I'm pretty boring. No, seriously.
My mom told me not to!
Poor E.Suitor didn't even see it coming. Maybe next time he'll watch his back a little more.
So hastings is defensible? What do they need to defend against, Wisconsin?
This guy pretty much has to major in Math or Computer Science.


We're about to say some crazy things about colour but bear with us, we promise it won't look a unicorn vomited rainbows all over by the end of this blog.
Made popular by the likes of Tommy Hilfiger and other gods of prep, red and blue is a classic colour combination that is fresh and best matched with a 40-foot yacht.
Feeling bold? Pair a navy polo with bright red chino shorts (tapered at the hems) and accessorise with a chocolate coloured belt and matching boat shoes. Ensure the polo has some white trim either at the collar or sleeves to break up the look and hone in one the desired heritage appeal.
The key to styling these bold colours is balancing the saturation. This can be achieved by contrasting a light-blue linen blazer with bright red chinos to bring the blazer to life. White is always a great balancing tool. Styling a highly saturated red blazer with navy chinos and a white collared shirt is a one-way ticket to instant freshness.
Essentially the colours of summer, yellow and orange are sunshine, beach and beers.
Shed the shackles of the working week by embracing something bold for the weekend. Pairing a yellow and orange check shirt with yellow chinos and low-line white canvas lace-ups is an edgy, modern outfit- with the button-up shirt adding just the right amount of dapper sensibility. If you're not feeling the yellow chinos, turn it down a notch with navy chinos instead.
For those who are slowly wading their way into the colour pool, begin small by adding an orange and yellow pocket square to a navy suit. This look is particularly adept for race day. When it comes to spring weddings, a taupe linen suit matched with a light-blue gingham shirt and a yellow waffle-weave tie is instantly fresh and absurdly happy looking.
We've all got blue and green in our wardrobe, and despite the tired old adage, they should be seen together. An effortless starting point for combining colours, blue and green will add a sense of sophistication and depth to your look.
A quick and easy way to refresh your workwear, try a cobalt-blue, single-breasted suit, a spearmint gingham shirt worn with the top button undone and chestnut brogues to complete the look. Sharp right?
The same shirt can be adapted to the weekend, matched with light-blue linen shorts, tan boat shoes and possibly a beaded wooden bracelet if you're feeling really laid back.
If you have a smart-casual event to attend or you're truly embracing casual Friday, a white and blue patterned shirt (look for a mini-geo or mini-floral print) can be paired with an olive green blazer, and taupe chinos. Finishing the look with deep brown brogues will balance out the heaviness of the blazer.
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The Open 2019: How the weather could swing the contest
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Image caption The golfers will be hoping for perfect weather conditions ahead of The Open getting underway
The Open is on its way to Portrush - and while the quality of golf is guaranteed, the Northern Ireland weather can't always be relied upon.
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Well, being near the sea, the course could be susceptible to a bit of fog. Along with lightning, that's the weather type most likely to cause delays or suspensions.
However a 'wee bit of weather' always makes a match more of a challenge. Wind, rain, temperature and humidity all affect competitors and their equipment. And it may even influence the choice of clubs players use.
So how could the conditions on the north coast influence the tournament?
Image caption South African golfer, Louis Oosthuizen, felt the cold when playing in the 2016 Alfred Dunhill Links Championship in Scotland
Lower temperatures will affect the distance a golf ball travels. When the ball and club are colder, the transfer of energy is not as efficient, so the ball speed is slower.
Colder air is denser than warm air, so there is more friction and drag. The same can be said about the human body. Muscles are more flexible and responsive when the temperature is warm than when it's cold, so we are able to move more efficiently.
Image caption Rory McIlroy got some practice golfing in the rain at the 2015 Masters Tournament but will he be doing the same in Portrush?
Most golf courses will absorb rainwater, but heavy downpours will change the texture and consistency of the ground. And wet weather means slippy clubs and slippy shoes, so golfers will need to check their grip!
The ball runs more slowly on wet grounds, and it may even roll to a halt on saturated fairways. The dimples of a golf ball can also fill up with water, making clean contact more difficult, and the ball to slip on impact. Water, mud and dirt can fill the grooves of a golf club, compromising the amount of backspin, flight and distance that it produces.
Of course, excess water on the course can result in flooding and this will require a judgement call depending on whether adjustments can be made or not.
Image caption Daniel Brooks was up against the wind at the 2015 Scottish Open
The higher you hit the golf ball the more wind will affect its flight. Wind has a much greater effect on the golf ball when hitting into it than with it. The wind direction - and sudden wind gusts - can be much harder to predict at a links course due to the curves and indents of the coast.
Image caption Fog caused issues at the 2007 Madeira Islands Open in Portugal
Humidity and fog
Obviously if visibility is poor, there is a problem for golfers. Professional players hit the ball at well over 100mph and if they can't see clearly, the ball can become a flying missile. High humidity can cause banks of mist or a very low ceiling of cloud.


Southern Association of Colleges and Schools was scheduled to visit American Intercontinental University campuses in October. SACS placed AIU on probation last year.
I wonder if they visited the London or Dubai (AUD) campuses each of which claim U.S. accreditation as branches of AIU.


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Mention delicious live seafood prepared in distinctive Singapore style, the first name that comes to my mind is JUMBO Seafood, which is the flagship brand under the JUMBO Group, including its stable of different dining concepts, namely JPOT, JCafe, Chui Huay Lim Teochew Cuisine, Ng Ah Sio Bak Kut Teh and Singapore Seafood Republic.
With six restaurants across Singapore and several overseas outlets in China, Taiwan, Vietnam and Thailand, the well-established JUMBO Seafood brand has just opened its seventh and newest outlet at Ion Orchard. This is the JUMBO Group's first seafood outlet opening in ten years and is also its first time settled ideally in a shopping mall space.
The new JUMBO Seafood outlet is located on the level 4 of Ion Orchard, which took over the space formerly occupied by Imperial Treasure. The 5,400 sq ft space underwent a makeover to more of a polished look to match the elegant interiors of the shopping mall.
The brand aims to attract both shoppers and corporate customers in the Orchard location, it has introduced a more sophisticated menu with exclusive items available only at the new outlet. Guests can enjoy dim sum lunch on weekdays from 11.30am to 3.30pm and on weekend and public holiday for high tea between 2.30pm to 5.30pm.
A satisfying way to enjoy the Pacific delicacy Geoduck Clam is to eat it raw in sashimi style, or blanch it in a tasty superior stock like the one served at JUMBO Seafood.
The live geoduck is thinly sliced and placed on a bed of ice to be savoured in its purest natural form — notably sweet with a sea-fresh flavour and crunchy texture, it is commonly eaten with a dip of soya sauce and wasabi, or none.
There are other options of eating geoduck such as stir-fried and sautéed, but I personally prefer it blanched in a light superior stock — the flavours become extraordinary when cooked.
Fans of the award-winning Chilli Crab can now enjoy the signature heritage dish, without getting their hands dirty with these newly created items on the dim sum menu.
Comes in baked and pan-fried versions, the plates of palate-pleasing, bite-size morsels are filled with full fiery flavours of JUMBO Seafood's most quintessential chilli crab.
Those on a petite diet, but don't want to miss out JUMBO Seafood's moreish chilli crab, can indulge in the downsize dish of Chilli crab meat sauce with sliced-fried mantou. These little treats will surely captivate the palates of both young and young-at-heart.
A Nyonya twist adds zing to the dish of cod fish. Chef's Nyonya-inspired sauce is prepared with a variety of spices — wonderfully flavorsome, served with a beautiful golden crust cod fillet and juicy flesh inside.
Another cod fish dish and exclusive item at the Orchard outlet — this seafood take on the classic otah features a blend of cod fish meat with coconut milk, herbs and spices served in coconut shell. There's a distinct nutty sweetness in the otah, but it was too coconutty and lacks the aromatics and spices of what otah should be.
One of JUMBO Seafood's signatures, an enticing Cheese baked mentaiko king prawn. A tad expensive for a single prawn, but it was tasty and succulent, always a hit among regular customers.
It is a clever way to introduce smaller size portions instead of full-sized for every dish and a meal. All the dishes (except for by weight and per portion) at JUMBO Seafood are available in XS (slang term for extra small) serving, including this new exclusive Homemade beancurd and mixed seafood in abalone sauce.
It's a healthy and balanced homely dish of delicious textured beancurd and diced seafood braised in thick abalone sauce — best accompanied with a hearty bowl of fluffy steamed rice.
The stir fry of Chinese chives and minced garlic makes a good addition to a seafood-heavy meal, but also a little heavy on the wallet. A poultry or another seafood dish probably sounds like something I'd order than this humble plate of greens.
Rice is a major staple in the Asian diet. There are many types of grains and different ways to cook the familiar staple, but Poached Rice (Pao Fan 泡飯) is less common here and not many Chinese restaurants in Singapore offer this dish on their menu.
At Jumbo Seafood, you can find two choices of the decadent one-pot dish — Live Boston Lobster with Fragrant in Rich Seafood Broth ($78) and also the King Prawn version, at about half the price ($38).
The King Prawn and Fragrant Rice in Rich Seafood Broth comes in only one size portion and is good for sharing. The comforting hot pot boasts plump cooked rice soaked in a strong and flavourful crustacean broth with premium king prawns.
The addition of crispy rice grains imparted texture and subtle sweetness to the broth which completes the dish and remarkably satisfying.
Desserts wise, they are the norm — with the likes of Chilled Mango Sago Pomelo, Chilled Lime Jelly with Mixed Fruits, Shaved Iced with Gula Melaka, Sweet Yam Paste with Gingko Nuts & Pumpkin, and Double Boiled Peach Resin served hot or chilled.
Durian fans will definitely opt for the Chilled Durian Pudding or Fried Durian. The restaurant also offers a Mixed Fresh Fruit Platter for sharing.
Diners looking for Chinese New Year celebrations can check out JUMBO Seafood's set menus on offer, start from $288 for 4 persons, available from now till 19 February 2019. A la carte Salmon Prosperity Yu Sheng is also available for order.
To celebrate its opening, diners at the new outlet will receive JUMBO's adorable limited-edition crab soft toy keychain, while stocks last. The brand also retails the keychain at $5.00 each, including a selection of its various brands' homemade sauces and cooking pastes.


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Murder & Justice in Frontier New Mexico, 1821-1846
Mocho, Jill
This volume recounts eleven homicides in New Mexico during the Mexican period. In colorfully written vignettes, the author explores the social and cultural tensions that erupted in lethal violence in this isolated Mexican territory. Homicide in frontier New Mexico was the culmination of violence between family members, between neighbors, and against and by foreigners. The author describes and analyzes the murder, motive, investigation, trial, and sentencing in each case. Even on this remote frontier, civil authorities aggressively applied their legal tools to bring the violent offenders to justice, although sentences were rarely executed.
Homicide and its aftermath provide an intimate view of social and cultural history. The testimony of farmers, laborers, and artisans reveals their struggle to live and prosper in the deserts and mountains of New Mexico. Preceding each chapter is a case summary listing the murder, investigators, alcaldes, prosecutors, defenders, lawyers, witnesses, and others.
Publisher: Albuquerque, N.M. : University of New Mexico Press, [1997], ©1997
Branch Call Number: 364.1523 Mo
Description: 1 online resource (xiv, 245 pages) : illustrations, map
Additional Contributors: EBSCOhost (Online service)
Alternative Title: Murder and justice in frontier New Mexico, 1821-1846
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Former head of Armenian NSS found dead
Georgy Kutoyan, the former director of the National Security Service of Armenia, was found dead with a gunshot wound. This was reported by Naira Arutyunyan, the press secretary for the Investigating Committee of Armenia.
Soldier seriously wounded in Karabakh conflict zone
Armenian contract soldier Arthur Mezhlumyan was wounded at a combat post and was hospitalized in sever condition.
Hostage-taking incident occurs on Georgian-Azerbaijani border
Today, Georgian law enforcers have detained an armed man who took a border guard hostage.
On January 6-12, 2020, no one fell victim to armed conflict in Northern Caucasus
During the week of January 6-12, 2020, no victims to the armed conflict in Northern Caucasus were registered. These are the results of the calculations run by the "Caucasian Knot" based on its own materials and information from other open sources.
ICRF insists on robbery version in case on journalists' murder in CAR
According to the Investigating Committee of the Russian Federation (ICRF), robbery was a motive for the attack on journalist Orkhan Djemal, cameraman Kirill Radchenko, and director Alexander Rastorguev in the Central African Republic (CAR). The ICRF does not consider a version on the planned murder, which the "Dossier" Centre insists on.
Suspect of organizing Okueva's murder detained
The Ukrainian police have detained members of a criminal grouping, one of the members thereof is suspected of organizing an assassination attempt on a Chechen native, Adam Osmaev, and the murder of his wife Amina Okueva in the fall of 2017.
Azerbaijani rights defender Ogtai Gyulyalyev operated on for the third time
Doctors of the Istanbul clinic have conducted a surgery on the Azerbaijani rights defender, Ogtai Gyulyalyev, who was injured in a road accident. Doctors find it difficult to name the time when he will regain consciousness, his son has informed.
Forcing people to clean streets in Chechnya contradicts global practice of road accident prevention
The threat to seize a car, and forcing drivers to clean streets is used nowhere in the world to improve road safety, Sergey Kanaev, the head of the "Russian Federation of Car Owners", has stated. In Chechnya, detained drivers often face violations of their rights, Ruslan Kutaev, a public activist, has noted.
President of Abkhazia refuses to resign
Raul Khadjimba, the President of Abkhazia, has refused to voluntarily leave his post; but he is ready to meet representatives of the bloc of oppositional forces and hold talks, Dmitry Dbar, an MP of the People's Assembly. Aslan Bzhaniya has already arrived in Sukhumi.
Azerbaijani military killed on Armenian border
Farzali Farzaliev, a border guard, was killed by a sniper's shot from Armenia, the Azerbaijani State Border Service (SBS) has stated, refuting the allegation about an attempt of Azerbaijani militaries' advance.
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Week in the Caucasus: review of main events of December 2-8, 2019
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Navalny's volunteers: paid up PR-campaigns or a new political power?
Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny intends to run for presidency in the upcoming elections to be held on March 18, 2018. His team has already opened 63 regional campaign offices. The "Сaucasian Knot" correspondent visited five offices in Astrakhan, Volgograd, Krasnodar, Rostov-on-Don, and Stavropol. The correspondent also met Navalny's opponents in the regions - representatives of the Communist Party and the movement "All-Russian People's Front". They analyzed the work of the volunteers and Navalny's campaign offices, and expressed their opinions about what prompts young people to take part in the movement, and how this relates to the volunteers' families and friends. Read about that in the material of the "Caucasian Knot".
Relatives of Chechen young men shocked by secret verdict
"Safari in Syrian Way": A tale of a former militant who escaped from the ISIL*
A native of Dagestan, who was successful in Moscow, tells why he had quitted his job, home, family and went to Syria, where he joined the ranks of the terrorist organization "Islamic State" (banned in Russia). The story of the battles, in which the base of the 17th Division of the Syrian Army was defeated; about how militants organized the "Safari in Syrian Way" by hunting the retreating soldiers of al-Assad in the desert; why those who come to Syria later get disappointed in militants' ideas, – read about all that in the material of the "Caucasian Knot". *IS, ISIL has been recognized as a terrorist organization and banned in Russia.
Bring back alive: from Dagestan to ISIL* to return the son
Inside glimpse into realities of Islamic State and illegal border crossing business. Motivations of young people going to Syria and factors affecting such decisions by Dagestani youth. What are the true values of Islam, parental duties, nuances of family relations — Kazim Nurmagomedov, who managed to return his son from ISIL, talks about these topics in his interview with the 'Caucasian Knot'. *IS, or ISIL has been recognized a terrorist organization; its activities are forbidden in Russia.
WEEK IN THE CAUCASUS
Opposition achieves Khadjimba's resignation
The President of Abkhazia, Raul Khadjimba, is resigning, Sergey Shamba, a former Prime Minister of Abkhazia, and Beslan Bartsits, the incumbent Premier, have assured protesters in Sukhumi.
"Alternative" reports liberation of two persons from labour slavery in Dagestan
For several months, a husband and a wife were forced to work for free at a farm not far from Karabudakhkent. Their second attempt to escape from labour slavery was successful, the movement...
Georgian Archpriest Giorgi Mamaladze goes on hunger strike in prison
Archpriest Giorgi Mamaladze, whom the Georgian President refused in pardoning, stays in serious condition, reports Nika Gvaramiya, the general director of the "Mtavari Archi" TV Channel.
On Facebook, Volgograd residents criticized for taking "handouts" from son of Chechen deputy envoy
In Volgograd, people who agreed to catch the banknotes thrown by blogger Alfredo Auditore have lost their self-esteem, Internet users believe. Blogger's father Tamerlan Nosaev, the deputy envoy of...
In Chechnya, Christmas services accompanied by enhanced security measures
In Chechnya, there is no more fear of new attacks on Orthodox believers, say participants of the Christmas service at the Church of Archangel Mikhail in Grozny. Last night, law enforcers stayed on...
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North Caucasus - statistics
In December 2019, six persons fell victim to armed conflict in Northern Caucasus
In 3rd quarter of 2019, seven persons fell victim to armed conflict in Northern Caucasus
In November 2019, no victims of armed conflict were registered in Northern Caucasus
In October 2019, no victims of armed conflict were registered in Northern Caucasus
In September 2019, five persons fell victim to armed conflict in Northern Caucasus
Infographics. Statistics of victims in Northern Caucasus in September 2019 under the data of the Caucasian Knot
Infographics. Statistics of victims in Northern Caucasus in August 2019 under the data of the Caucasian Knot
In August 2019, at least two persons fell victim to armed conflict in Northern Caucasus
In July 2019, two persons suffered from the armed conflict in Northern Caucasus
In Quarter 2 of 2019, 10 people fell victim to armed conflict in Northern Caucasus
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Late last August, UK supermarket chain Sainsbury's revived one of its promotional partnerships with LEGO, the Create the World collectible card series. A new set of LEGO trading cards were introduced to put together in a new volume called "Incredible Inventions". But a recent event threatens to put a damper on the LEGO collecting fun. Much like its previous edition, collecting the new LEGO cards consists of buying a minimum £10 shopping tag at a Sainsbury's store to receive a 4-card foil pack. In Kent however, a mother returning from her local Sainsbury's to discover a cutter blade in a LEGO card foil pack she brought home for her child.
From her own examination the blade, a refill for a snap-off utility cutter blade, was simply placed in the pack with the four cards before sealing, possibly an industrial error. The fact that the blade was small enough to fit the pack meant it was not detected until somebody bought it.
A spokesperson for Sainsbury's noted that the chain is aware of the cutter blade slipped into a LEGO Create the World card pack and are bringing the matter up with their supplier, though the consensus is that it was an isolated accident. Still, the Sainsbury's store that Mrs. Thorne shopped from to get the card pack has returned her £10 shopping payment by way of apology.
The mother herself is simply relieved that nothing much worse happened, especially considering that her son had opened the foil pack with his teeth, risking injury from the included blade.


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Q: C++ class Member pointer using namespace std;

class Line {
public:
    int getLength(void);
    Line(int len);
    ~Line();
    int *get();
    int *ptr;
};

int Line::getLength() {
    cout << *ptr << "\t";
    return *ptr;
}

Line::Line(int len) {
    ptr = &len;
    cout << *ptr << "\t";
    cout << ptr << "\t";
}

Line::~Line() {
    cout << "destroy";
}

int *Line::get() {
    return ptr;
}

int main() {
    Line line(10);
    cout << line.get() << "\t" << line.getLength() << "\t";
}

console out:
10      006FF82C        006FF82C        14245435        14245435        destroy
Why is this,
Why is the value in the ptr address not 10

A: Within the scope of the constructor, *ptr does contain the value 10 but outside the scope of the constructor the value of ptr is undefined and depends on the compiler.

A:
Why is this

Because the behaviour of the program is undefined.
Within the constructor, ptr points to the parameter which has automatic storage. When the constructor returns, the storage duration of the parameter ends and the pointer becomes invalid. When you later indirect through the invalid pointer and attempt to access the memory, the behaviour is undefined.

A: It is 10, within the scope of your constructor, it's in the first 2 characters of your output. In your constructor
    Line::Line(int len) {
        ptr = &len;
        cout << *ptr << "\t";
        cout << ptr << "\t";
    }

The value '10' is stored in int len, then you store the address of len in ptr with ptr = &len, then you deference ptr with cout << *ptr to produce the value '10' in your output. Then it goes out of scope.
The rest of the output is the result of printing various address in calls to cout and return values from your functions.

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