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Swan Bullion is proud to present the Royal Australian Mint's third release in its Lunar Investment Series – gold and silver investment coins celebrating the Lunar Year of the Tiger. They follow the successful Year of the Rat coins in 2020 and Year of the Ox coins in 2021. Honouring the Chinese zodiac, the series has proved popular at home and abroad.
HISTORY & SIGNIFICANCE
The Chinese zodiac is based on the lunar calendar and features 12 animals that represent each year in a 12-year cycle. A popular system across south-east Asia, each animal of the Chinese zodiac and its characteristics are said to influence people born in the corresponding year. The Royal Australian Mint created a new investment series based on the Chinese zodiac with the inaugural release – the Lunar Year of the Rat – selling quickly when it hit the market in 2020. Success followed in 2021 with the Lunar Year of the Ox investment coins, with the series considered original and innovative in an otherwise saturated bullion market.
Struck by the Royal Australian Mint from 1oz of 99.99% pure gold, each coin is issued as legal tender under the Australian Currency Act 1965.
The Royal Australian Mint will release no more 5,000 of these coins world wide with a limited amount circulating through the Australian market.
The reverse features the tiger standing on a rocky outcrop, surrounded by pine branches that represent the strength the original 'Charmer'. The Chinese character "虎" for tiger is prominently displayed with "Year of the Tiger" as well as the weight and purity being inscribed.
The obverse bears the Lunar calendar wheel, rotated so that the Tiger is shown at the top, along with the Jody Clark effigy of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. The monetary denomination as well as the 2022 year-date is also presented on the obverse.
Each bullion coin is presented in a protective capsule.
Year Date 2022
Gold Content (Troy oz) 1.000
Diameter (mm) 38.74
Finish Brilliant Uncirculated
Maximum Mintage 5,000
Obverse Designer J. Clark
Reverse Designer B. Scott
ABOUT THE ROYAL AUSTRALIAN MINT
The Royal Australian Mint is the sole producer of all Australia's circulating coins. Opened in 1965 and situated in the Australian federal capital city of Canberra, in the suburb of Deakin, the Mint is also a very popular tourist destination for visitors and locals alike. Swan Bullion Company is proud to be an authorised distributor for The Royal Australian Mint's bullion and numismatic products.


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How can you use Instagram in your email marketing campaigns?
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In contemporary times, there are so many new social media platforms that communication is becoming easier than ever. Not only can you stay in touch with your friends and family through these platforms, but also share almost everything about your lifestyle with them no matter where you stay. Marketers and people in business in the contemporary world slowly recognize the power of the internet and how it can aid in the industry since millions of people so widely access it. The potential of the internet platforms is noteworthy and more and more entrepreneurs are trying to incorporate the internet in their campaign plans. If you are creative and have a basic knowledge of how the various social media platforms work, you can easily make the most of the social media platforms that you are using.
1 Instagram marketing and its evolution
2 Why choose Instagram?
3 Instagram and email campaign
4 Do not spam your followers
5 Other forms of marketing
Instagram marketing and its evolution
One of the top social media platforms that are accessed by most people across the world is the Instagram accounts. There are more than eight hundred million active users around the globe that spent a significant amount of time in the day browsing through the Instagram newsfeed. Such is the demand for Instagram and its various tools that more and more people see it as a potential marketing tool. The multiple features of Instagram are very helpful and ensure that you can conduct business with your followers as well.
Here we are going to highlight the different ways in which the Instagram account can help you with an email marketing campaign. More and more people are relying on this age-old digital marketing technology sine email is still a classic and formal mode of communication that is used by every internet user across the world.
Why choose Instagram?
One may wonder that despite all the other social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter why the marketers are choosing Instagram as their first choice. Brands are continuously looking for ways in which they can get more followers from across the world, and Instagram is a great ground for that. The feature allows the users to follow a certain profile, so they can see what they are sharing. Since Instagram is primarily an image and video sharing platform, users can understand the various ideas and concepts that a brand is sharing. From the behind the scenes videos to an advertisement for a newly launched product- everything can be done easily with the help of the Instagram accounts. Since the popularity of Instagram is constantly on the rise, it is a very highly recommended platform for marketing, and more and more brands are opting for creating their business account on Instagram.
Instagram and email campaign
Various statistics and surveys show that Instagram has the capacity to engage more and more followers compared to other platforms. Many people rely on email marketing for their brand. Often they can get the followers through the platforms like Instagram who subscribe to the newsletter after checking the Instagram profile. Also when the followers become aware of the campaigns a certain brand is undertaking at the moment from the Instagram page, they check for further details regarding that campaign through their email. There are different types of campaign that has to be explained and hence email service is an intricate part of marketing.
While Instagram can highlight the e-brochures of your company, the email explains the purpose of the brochures in detail to the interested clients. It has been seen that there is a significant increase in the number of people who are seeking services after going through your Instagram account.
Do not spam your followers
While internet marketing through email and Instagram is a great way to ensure that you have ample Instagram followers who will be interested in your company, spamming them with too many emails every day can have a negative effect on the reputation of the company. There are different things that you may have to share with the followers, but it is important to understand that what is worthy of sending an email as a part of the campaign. Even the most loyal and dedicated customer can feel suffocated and irritated when they get too much email from your end that is cluttering their inbox. Promotional mail should be subtly sent, and the campaign must be done such that your company does not have a negative impression as desperate for leads.
Other forms of marketing
Use different types of marketing campaign methods together to get the best results. While mail campaign is a very common and universally used method, incorporate social media and other such options to get the best results. There are different things which are related to such a campaign, and it is best that you seek the help of the professionals. They can give you the right advice to make sure that you are getting the exposure that you need. The key is to design a proper marketing campaign plan that will be easy to execute and give the best results. The cost of digital marketing is reasonable compared to the exposure and leads that you will get once it is successful.
Email marketing campaign is one of the oldest methods of digital marketing which is still in demand and a classic method of reaching out to target clients. In combination with Instagram marketing, this can be your ultimate solution to getting the maximum exposure you need. It can be concluded that email marketing gives you the opportunity to reach out to maximum people while Instagram gives you an idea about the target audience and followers of your brand, making it easier to filter and target your campaign towards them. Find out how you can use emails for your brand and use it appropriately.
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U.S.A.: "Village for arts" designed by architect Renzo Piano
As the sunshine on a recent morning at the museum highlighted Piano's accomplishments, curators led clutches of reporters through the 177,000-square-foot addition. Even the elevator walls, lined with a fabric of metal that resembled thousands of staples, were carefully designed to reflect Piano's subtly functional philosophy. Piano, the Italian architect tapped by High Museum officials to more than double the size of the Atlanta museum, hasn't created an iconic work of art. What he has done is work in concert with the existing Richard Meier building to compose a Southern take on the European piazza.
Elms and low-slung rectangular water features punctuate the Sifly Piazza, while tables and chairs make for an inviting public space, perfect for a midday sandwich or an evening glass of wine.
Piano has a hefty list of credits in his decades-long career. He's responsible for the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, the Kansai International Airport Terminal in Osaka, Japan, the New York Times building in New York, the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas, and the Menil Collection Museum in Houston, among dozens of global commissions.
The latter two buildings, in conjunction with the High addition, provide an insight into how Piano operates. All three of them draw heavily on natural light, a commodity in abundance in Texas and Georgia, to support and illuminate their singular collections, according to Macon Telegraph.
The lobby of Susan and John Wieland Pavilion, which connects to the Meier building via covered bridges, has lofty coffered ceilings and features two new works. It sets off the commissioned "Blue Green Red" by Ellsworth Kelly and an outdoor sculpture, "Balzac PЋtanque," by Claes Oldenburg and Coosje van Bruggen, visible through large glass walls.
The lobby is intended to serve as the new entrance for the museum, meaning that foot traffic will now pass through the new piazza rather than the Meier building. Across the way is the Administrative Center with its new restaurant, Table 1280 Restaurant and Tapas Lounge, and at the top of rectangle is the Anne Cox Chambers Wing, which houses special collections.
There is an underlying classicism to Piano's design. The "golden rectangle," said to be discovered by Pythagoras, is frequent in ancient Greek architecture. And Piano's sense of classical proportion is evident in the design of the piazza and its buildings.
Michael Shapiro, director of the museum, said the new addition will enable the museum to show a large portion of its collection for the first time. About 450,000 visitors come to the High each year, and with the added space, he said, it can better serve the surrounding population.
Piano's addition certainly makes the museum more accessible. The piazza is the most obvious, with its inviting points of entry. A children's play nook - the Greene Family Learning Gallery - contains miniature puppet versions of works in the museum collection and building blocks for budding architects to recreate Meier's and Piano's designs.
The bottom floor of the Wieland building has glass walls at street level, and Yount said the museum plans to light the exhibitions to be visible at night. A.M.


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Thor covers company law and domestic and international tax law as well as European law issues connected to taxation, and has extensive M&A experience. He has handled a number of complex disputes on administrative level, and has practical experience from tax litigation, including litigation before the EFTA Court of Justice.
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Friends and family gather to help with cleanup efforts in Hummelstown and Middletown
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Mud-covered chairs sit in the parking lot of the Hoss's Steak and Sea House in Hummelstown. The restaurant was covered with more than 6 feet of water when it was flooded during Tropical Storm Lee. Photo by Julia Hatmaker, The Patriot-News
Originally published in The Patriot-News on September 12, 2011.
Shawn Peterson of South Hanover Township hardly slept Thursday night. He spent much of it standing on a hill, watching as the water of the Swatara Creek engulfed the first floor of his home.
"I was sitting on the hill just thinking, 'Oh, God,'" he said.
Peterson had lived there for 11 years. The worst flooding he had experienced in that time was easily taken care of by pumps in his basement, the water only reaching the top of the little hill his home sat on.
This time, everything on the first floor and basement was ruined.
Peterson had managed to move most of his more important belongings to the second floor, which was untouched. But the pile outside his home showed that not everything was moved. There sat a treadmill, TV, refrigerator and microwave.
"We salvaged what we could, but it was all covered in mud," he said.
Going through his home was tough. He hasn't let his 15-year-old son see it yet. Peterson pointed out mementos, pieces that triggered a memory. In one room was the soggy and ruined wooden floor, the very oak floor he and his dad had put in two years go.
While the water might have receded, it is forever ingrained in Peterson's memory.
"Now I have to worry every time it rains," he said.
His home was not the only building under the creek because of the flood. The Hoss's Steak and Sea House in Hummelstown was covered with more than 6 feet of water. The building has been gutted, and everything will have to go. Rows of chairs, tables, canned food and appliances sat outside the restaurant, covered in mud.
"We're not sure what we're going to do," said Rob Billet, district manager for Hoss's, who was supervising the cleanup.
"The Swatara has come out in the parking lot before, but never to the restaurant," he said.
"It's pretty devastating," he said. "We've been here a long time."
The restaurant employs 60 people, Billet said. He is unsure whether the restaurant will reopen. If not, those waiters, cooks, hosts and managers would find themselves out of work.
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You can get paid $3,300 to get the flu on purpose
Volunteers will be given a nasal spray with a strain of seasonal influenza.
Author: WCNC Staff
Published: 8:29 AM EDT November 1, 2019
Updated: 9:41 PM EST February 4, 2020
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — We usually try to avoid the flu this time of year but if you're just a glutton for punishment, or could use some extra cash, you could actually get paid to get the flu.
Scientists from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases are giving people the virus. They then closely monitor their symptoms so they can better understand how the flu virus works and how they can control it.
If you're still on the fence about it, the payoff isn't bad. Those who sign up and take part in the program are paid $3,300.
There are a few rules, though. First, you must be between 18 and 49 years old. You must either be a non-smoker or a non-habitual smoker and show interest in taking part in future studies.
Volunteers will be given a nasal spray with a strain of seasonal influenza. The virus was developed by scientists and NIH says it reliably produces mild to moderate flu in most recipients.
NIH says the virus has been given to 400 people in four previous trials and no significant safety issues or severe cases of flu occurred. There was also no reported transmission of the flu outside the clinic during the trials.
If you want to take part, you may have to travel. The trial sites are at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore; Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center; Duke University in North Carolina; and Saint Louis University Center for Vaccine Development.
NIH says volunteers must remain in the clinic for at least seven full days after receiving the virus.
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Q: Discounted Cumulative Sum in R I'm trying to calculate a discounted cumulative sum in which the later values are worth more.
Let's say I have the following dataset:
 dt <- data.table( "year" = c(79,80,81,82,83), "value" = c(5,2,6,8,9))

> dt
   year value
1:   79     5
2:   80     2
3:   81     6
4:   82     8
5:   83     9

And I want the following output:
> dt2
year value     DCS
1:   79     5  5.0000
2:   80     2  6.5000
3:   81     6 11.8500
4:   82     8 18.6650
5:   83     9 25.7985

The discounted cumulative sum (DCS) is calucuted by discounting the previous values at a 10% annual discount rate. So, for the first second line, the DCS value is given by 2 + 5*(0.9)^1. For the third line, the DCS is 6 + (0.9)^1*2 + (0.9)^2*5, and so on.
Formally, the discounted sum formula is given by:

Finally, a data.table solution is preferable if possible.

A: Not a proper answer, but only a timing of the other answers. Hopefully this will be helpful to determine which option to choose:
Load Libraries
library(data.table)
library(Rcpp)

Create Dataset
set.seed(0L)
dt <- data.table(value = rpois(1e4, 100))

Create necessary functions
app_3 <- function(dt) {
  m <- matrix(0, nrow = nrow(dt), ncol = nrow(dt))
  v <- 0.9**(seq(nrow(dt)) - 1)
  m[lower.tri(m, diag = TRUE)] <- unlist(sapply(rev(seq_along(v)), function(k) head(v, k)))

  dt[, DCS3 := m %*% value]
}

system.time(
cppFunction("
NumericVector dcs(NumericVector x, double disc) {
    int n = x.size();
    NumericVector res(n);
    res[0] = x[0];
    for (int i=1; i<n; i++) {
        res[i] += x[i] + res[i-1]*disc;
    }
    return res;
}"))
#   user  system elapsed
#   0.03    0.16   20.03

Benchmark
res <- bench::mark(time_unit="s",
  app_1 = dt[, DCS1 := sapply(1:.N, function(k) sum(0.9**(k - 1:k)*head(value, k)))],
  app_2 = dt[, DCS2 := dt[, Reduce(function(x, y) 0.9 * x + y, as.list(value), accumulate = TRUE)]],
  app_3 = app_3(dt),

  dt_rcpp = dt[, DCS4 := dcs(value, 0.9)],
  dt_recursive = {s <- 0
  dt[, DCS5 := {
    s <- value + s*0.9
    s
  }, 1L:nrow(dt)]
  },

  min_time = 1
)

res

timings:
# A tibble: 5 x 13
  expression                   min   median `itr/sec` mem_alloc `gc/sec` n_itr  n_gc total_time result       memory      time   gc
  <bch:expr>                 <dbl>    <dbl>     <dbl> <bch:byt>    <dbl> <int> <dbl>      <dbl> <list>       <list>      <list> <list>
1 app_1                   6.34     6.34         0.158    1.12GB    0.315     1     2      6.34  <df[,7] [10~ <df[,3] [5~ <bch:~ <tibble [~
2 app_2                   0.0109   0.0123      71.3    612.34KB   21.8      72    22      1.01  <df[,7] [10~ <df[,3] [2~ <bch:~ <tibble [~
3 app_3                   3.93     3.93         0.255     4.1GB    0.764     1     3      3.93  <df[,7] [10~ <df[,3] [2~ <bch:~ <tibble [~
4 dt_rcpp                 0.000308 0.000337  2681.     195.46KB    6.01   2679     6      0.999 <df[,7] [10~ <df[,3] [2~ <bch:~ <tibble [~
5 dt_recursive            0.00939  0.00972     99.2    294.52KB    6.94    100     7      1.01  <df[,7] [10~ <df[,3] [3~ <bch:~ <tibble [~

Another timings with 1e6 rows:
# A tibble: 3 x 13
  expression                  min  median `itr/sec` mem_alloc `gc/sec` n_itr  n_gc total_time result        memory       time   gc
  <bch:expr>                <dbl>   <dbl>     <dbl> <bch:byt>    <dbl> <int> <dbl>      <dbl> <list>        <list>       <list> <list>
1 app_2                   1.52    1.52        0.659    53.5MB    6.59      1    10       1.52 <df[,5] [1,0~ <df[,3] [27~ <bch:~ <tibble [~
2 dt_rcpp                 0.00731 0.00942    89.9      15.3MB    0.899   100     1       1.11 <df[,5] [1,0~ <df[,3] [20~ <bch:~ <tibble [~
3 dt_recursive            0.902   0.905       1.10     22.9MB    1.66      2     3       1.81 <df[,5] [1,0~ <df[,3] [4,~ <bch:~ <tibble [~

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A: Maybe you can try the code below.

Approach 1
Follow the formula straightforwardly via using sum
dt[,DCS:=sapply(1:.N,function(k) sum(0.9**(k-1:k)*head(value,k)))]

Approach 2
Use Reduce from base R
dt[,Reduce(function(x,y) 0.9*x+y,as.list(value),accumulate = TRUE)]

Approach 3

*

*First, you can construct a matrix m that gives convolution-like coefficients

m <- matrix(0,nrow = nrow(dt),ncol = nrow(dt))
v <- 0.9**(seq(nrow(dt))-1)
m[lower.tri(m,diag = TRUE)] <- unlist(sapply(rev(seq_along(v)),function(k) head(v,k)))

or use shift to obtain matrix m (Thanks to @chinsoon12)
x <- 0L:(nrow(dt)-1L);
m <- t(do.call(cbind, shift(0.9^x, x, fill=0)))

*

*Then you can run

dt[,DCS:=m%*%value]

Result
> dt
   year value     DCS
1:   79     5  5.0000
2:   80     2  6.5000
3:   81     6 11.8500
4:   82     8 18.6650
5:   83     9 25.7985

A: Here are 2 other options.
1) using Rcpp and then update by reference in data.table:
library(Rcpp)
cppFunction("
NumericVector dcs(NumericVector x, double disc) {
    int n = x.size();
    NumericVector res(n);
    res[0] = x[0];
    for (int i=1; i<n; i++) {
        res[i] += x[i] + res[i-1]*disc;
    }
    return res;
}")
dt[, DCS := dcs(value, 0.9)]

2) Or recursively in data.table:
s <- 0
dt[, dcs2 := {
       s <- value + s*0.9
       s
    },
    1L:nrow(dt)]

#or simply: s <- 0; dt[, dcs2 := s <- value + s*0.9, 1L:nrow(dt)]

output:
   year value     DCS    dcs2
1:   79     5  5.0000  5.0000
2:   80     2  6.5000  6.5000
3:   81     6 11.8500 11.8500
4:   82     8 18.6650 18.6650
5:   83     9 25.7985 25.7985

edit: in response to comment about grouping:
dt <- data.table(ID=c(1,1,2,2), value=1:4)
dt[, {
    n <- .N
    s <- 0;
    .SD[, {
        s <- value + s*0.9;
        s
      },
      1L:n]
  },
  ID]

output:
   ID n  V1
1:  1 1 1.0
2:  1 2 2.9
3:  2 1 3.0
4:  2 2 6.7

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Study: Autism Diagnosis Even After Age 50 Positively Impacts Patients' Lives
Adults who receive an autism diagnosis later in life say they are better able to understand themselves and begin to seek the help they need, according to a small British study that underscores the importance of identifying symptoms of autism spectrum disorder in this aging population.
By Nathaly Pesantez Verified Updated on March 31, 2022
Older adults with previously undiagnosed autism spectrum disorder (ASD) benefit considerably from a professional diagnosis — even late in life — according to a study published last month in Health Psychology & Behavioral Medicine1
The study, conducted by scientists at the University of Cambridge, found that an autism diagnosis after age 50 can be a positive experience that allows for a "reconfiguration of self and an appreciation of individual needs." The findings were based on interviews conducted with nine patients in this cohort who recounted their experiences before and after receiving a recent autism diagnosis.
The patients — five women and four men — generally spoke about the usefulness of a diagnosis and subsequent support and coping strategies; many said they were aware of being different from a young age. Several of the interviewees also reported being misdiagnosed with depression, anxiety, and other mental health conditions prior to their autism screening.
The participants all appeared to have had characteristic symptoms of autism as children, such as exhibiting repetitive behaviors and experiencing social isolation. Many were pushed to seek a diagnosis, albeit late, after concerns over social functioning and relationships became "untenable." Diagnosis came with a combination of emotions, including feelings of vindication and overall clarity. Post diagnosis, participants said they had better self-awareness, and were more readily able to take control of their lives and address previously difficult situations.
One participant, for instance, was able to better understand his aversion to bright light, while another participant felt better able to plan and prepare for situations. Another interviewee with asthma said his diagnosis helped him get off his inhaler, and he is better able to connect shortness of breath with anxiousness tied to autism.
The researchers say the study is the first to "report the alienation that older adults feel living without knowledge of their condition and the first to look at an older age group." They stress, therefore, the need for health care professionals, social workers, and clinicians to watch carefully for signs of autism in older adults. Detecting autism symptoms in adults requires different guidelines and tools than does screening for autism in children, which often focuses on language delay and motor development, the researchers note.
While participants reported greater self-awareness after their diagnosis, the study also suggests that professional help should immediately follow a diagnosis to help the patient best cope. None of the study's participants, the researchers point out, have received help from trained therapists; they all said they did not feel supported by structures in place (in the United Kingdom) aimed at support and care. If anything, the participants reported the helpful role of online groups in receiving information and support.
Given how poorly autism was understood and recognized 50 years ago, the study suggests that there are likely many older adults living with undiagnosed autism today. "Future research needs to gain an estimate of the number of undiagnosed cases of autism in older adults, and this may partly be achieved by screening older adults who are currently accessing mental health services."
1 Stagg, S., Belcher, H. (2019). Living with autism without knowing: receiving a diagnosis in later life. Health Psychology and Behavioral Medicine, 7:1, 348-361, DOI: 10.1080/21642850.2019.1684920
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WINTER GARDEN, FL — A man accused of disposing of a missing teen's body appeared in court for the first time Saturday.
Luis Rivera, 49, could now be released from jail after a judge set his bond at $11,000.
His arrest came after the discovery of the body of 16-year-old Bruce Hagans Jr., whose disappearance sparked an Amber Alert last week.
Winter Garden police said Friday that Hagans' body was discovered in a shallow grave in a wooded area of east Orange County after they received a tip.
Investigators believe Rivera helped to get rid of the teen's body, but he is not charge with his death.
"He participated in disposing of the body," said Winter Garden Police Chief Steve Graham. "He's charged with tampering with evidence and other related charges."
Witnesses told police they saw the teen get into someone's car then saw a struggle and heard gunfire before the car took off.
Hagans' dad said his family is still trying to cope with his death.
During his court appearance, a judge ordered Rivera to not have any contact with the co-defendant in this case.
Investigators said Friday they expect to make more arrests but haven't announced any.
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FULTON COUNTY – Two men, one from Gloversville and the other Rotterdam, have been arrested in connection with a forged check scam in Fulton County, New York State Police said.
Elijah N. Jacobs, 31, of Gloversville, and Brian H. Fernau, 31, of Rotterdam, were each arrested in connection with the scam Wednesday, police said.
Troopers were initially notified Monday by two First Choice Financial Federal Credit Union branches in Fulton County that four fraudulent checks had been cashed at the financial institutions that day, police said.
The investigation then led investigators to Jacobs and Fernau, that they had each cashed two checks at the banks, police said.
Troopers then determined Fernau had attempted to cash a forged check Wednesday at a TCT Federal Credit Union in Saratoga County, police said.
Jacobs faces two counts each of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument and third-degree grand larceny, felonies. Fernau faces three counts of second-degree criminal possession of a forged instrument, two counts of third-degree grand larceny, felonies, and one count of fourth-degree attempted grand larceny, a misdemeanor.
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These 10 Fashion Icons Are Insanely Rich
Feb 7, 2018 6 min Read
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New York Fashion Week 2018 kicks off Feb. 8 and continues through Feb. 16. Fashion lovers will be tuning into the show for the latest styles and trends from the most famous international models and designers.
From Calvin Klein and Kate Spade to Ralph Lauren and Victoria Beckham, this year's runways and audiences will be nothing short of star-studded. Ever since the first organized, seasonal New York fashion week in 1945, the event has put the business of style at the forefront of countless clothing lovers' consciousness. With that in mind, learn the net worths of these NYFW icons.
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10. Ralph Lauren Net Worth: $6.6 Billion
Once the owner of a small tie store, Ralph Lauren grew to notoriety when Neiman Marcus ordered 1,200 of his ties. The self-made entrepreneur reportedly controls 82 percent of the voting power at Ralph Lauren, despite the company going public in 1997.
The 78-year-old Lauren has a net worth of $6.6 billion — and his brand of the same name was worth $7.4 billion in 2016, according to Forbes. Ralph Lauren will be showing at this year's New York Fashion Week on Monday, Feb. 12. Click here to see how you can celebrate New York Fashion Week for less.
9. Anders Holch Povlsen Net Worth: $8.5 Billion
Danish fashion icon Anders Holch Povlsen is the CEO and sole owner of the fashion retailer Bestseller — the parent company of numerous fashion labels that have met international acclaim including Jack & Jones, Only, Name It and Moda.
Povlsen's parents Merete Bech Povlsen and Troels Holch Povlsen launched the company in 1975 — and by 1990 his father named him the sole owner. Family funds or not, Povlsen's $8.5 billion net worth is particularly impressive considering his age — just 46 years old. Bestseller started out focusing on women's clothing, but now creates children's and men's apparel as well.
8. Giorgio Armani Net Worth: $9.1 Billion
Self-made Italian designer Giorgio Armani had a net worth of $9.1 billion in 2016. The legend was born into a working-class family, served in the military and later worked as a buyer and window dresser.
By the 1970s, Armani had begun launching his own fashion brands, gaining notoriety when he designed the wardrobe for the 1980 blockbuster "American Gigolo." Armani's styles are known for clean, well-tailored lines — and he was also one of the first designers to ban unhealthily skinny models from runways.
7. Heinrich Deichmann Net Worth: $12.7 Billion
Heinrich Deichmann heads Deichmann, an international budget shoe manufacturer created by his grandfather in Germany in 1913.
Originally a cobbler's shop, the family company once organized a used shoe exchange to assist customers in need after World War II. Nearly a century later, Deichmann remains known for its affordable footwear and has swelled into Europe's top shoe retailer with over 3,700 stores in 34 different countries.
6. Alain and Gerard Wertheimer Net Worth: $12.7 Billion (Each)
Alain and Gerard Wertheimer aren't simply business partners, but brothers as well. The Wertheimer brothers co-own the elite French fashion house Chanel, each with their own net worth of $12.7 billion.
The pair inherited Chanel from their grandfather, Pierre Wertheimer, who in 1913 cofounded the brand with Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, who died in 1971. Chanel's trademark styles continued within the brand until Karl Lagerfeld joined the fashion house as creative director in 1983.
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Many malls across the U.S. house H&M stores, thanks in part to managing director Stefan Persson. The Swedish fast-fashion store is the second-largest clothing retailer with over 4,500 stores in 62 countries worldwide.
In 1998, Persson passed his role on to his son, Karl-Johan Persson. Numerous family members hold stakes in the company, making them billionaires as well. Together they own about a third of the H&M empire.
4. Tadashi Yanai Net Worth: $22.7 Billion
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3. François Pinault Net Worth: $29.5 Billion
You might not have heard of French billionaire François Pinault, but you're probably familiar with some of the brands he holds stakes in. Pinault is the majority stakeholder in Kering — a luxury retail group based in Paris that includes Gucci, Yves Saint Laurent, Alexander McQueen and Balenciaga. The businessman is also an art collector and owns a variety of wineries, auction houses and French publications.
2. Bernard Arnault Net Worth: $77.2 Billion
The empire of the man behind Louis Vuitton includes 70 brands in all — including Bulgari, Dom Perignon, Sephora and Tag Heuer, plus close to 4,000 retail stores under the Louis Vuitton umbrella.
Born into an industrial family in France, Bernard Arnault began his career in engineering with a construction company, working his way up into management before later switching gears to fashion, becoming the majority shareholder of LVMH Moët Hennessy — aka Louis Vuitton. This led to his estimated net worth of $58.8 billion. If you're a fan of Arnault's brand Sephora, read on to see how you can score yourself free samples to indulge your makeup addiction.
1. Amancio Ortega Net Worth: $78 Billion
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Inditex conducts business in over 7,200 stores around the world, making it the largest fashion group in existence. It includes brands such as Oysho, Uterqüe, Pull&Bear, Zara and Zara Home, Bershka and Stradivarius. He's known for "fast fashion," sticking to an aggressive schedule of getting new clothing to the market before other companies.
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1. Christian burial is a solemn service accompanied by special ceremonies, in which the remains of a departed Catholic are carried in procession to the place of interment.
As is usual in every procession, the cross is carried first, to denote that our prayers are offered in the name of the crucified Redeemer. The bells are tolled, psalms and funeral hymns are sung.
2. The special ceremonies customary at Christian obsequies are all significant of our prayer that God may have mercy on the soul of the deceased.
The lighted tapers express the desire that the departed may be admitted into the realms of perpetual light; the holy water sprinkled on the coffin expresses the desire that his soul may be cleansed from sin; the incense that is burned expresses the desire that our prayers on his behalf may ascend to the throne of the Most High, even is the clouds of smoke roll upward. A requiem Mass is generally celebrated at funerals, and sometimes an oration is delivered, to invite the mourners to pray for the departed. If the body is not present, a catafalque occupies the place of the coffin. The ceremonies observed at the obsequies of a child under seven years of age are such as express joy and gladness; white vestments are worn by the priest. The wreaths placed on the coffin are supposed to represent the victor's crown gained by the departed. The present custom of loading the coffin and covering the grave with costly floral decorations of every size and shape is greatly to be deprecated; it is a waste of money that had far better be given to the poor, or expended on Masses for the repose of the departed. St. Augustine expressly says that unnecessary display should be avoided at funerals. The soul of the departed can surely reap no benefit from what is reprehensible.
3. Christian obsequies are conducted with so much solemnity, because it is well pleasing to God that we should show reverence to the mortal remains of those who have departed this life in the grace of God.
It is becoming to treat the human body with respect after death, for during our lifetime our bodies are sacred, as being the abode and instrument of the soul which is made to God's image. They are also the temple of the Holy Ghost, and to be held in honor for God's sake. Moreover the burial of the dead is a work of mercy which is not with out its reward. Remember how Tobias acted. In the early days of Christianity persons of the highest position, even Popes, did not con sider it demeaning themselves to carry the remains of the martyrs in their arms to the graves, and bury them with their own hands. In the days of persecution the place of burial was in the Catacombs, where the holy sacrifice was offered. Hence it came to pass that in later times the dead were buried in the crypts of churches, or in the ground surrounding the church, which is called the churchyard. This custom is now abolished, on sanitary grounds, cemeteries being situated on the outskirts of towns for the most part. An exaggerated idea as to the unhealthiness of intramural sepulture has contributed to the introduction of the unnatural and pagan custom of cremation. No danger to the living may be apprehended from the proximity of a burial-ground, provided the graves are of a proper depth, for earth is known to be the best possible disinfectant.
4. Cremation is condemned by the Church as being an abominable abuse.
Originally the custom of interring the dead in the ground was common to all nations, for the most ancient human remains that have been discovered bear no signs of having been subjected to fire. Vaults containing skeletons have also been met with, closed by a slab of stone. We know that the Jews buried their dead; Holy Scripture constantly speaks of the burial of kings and prophets. That his corpse should be left unburied was a chastisement threatened to the transgressor (Deut. xxviii. 26). Only during a time of pestilence were the Jews allowed to burn individual corpses (Amos vi. 10). The Romans in earlier times buried their dead. Cicero tells us that their graves were considered as sacred, and the profanation of a tomb was severely punished, even by the loss of a hand. Bodies were often deposited in sarcophagi, where they were reduced to dust. Pliny records that the Romans only burned their dead when they feared they might be out raged by the enemy. In later times when manners became corrupt, cremation was practised among them. The custom of embalming the dead prevailed among the Egyptians. It is a noteworthy fact that all barbarous nations, who in an uncivilized state burned their dead, substituted the grave for the funeral pyre as soon as civilization shed its light in their land. Christianity did, in fact, abolish cremation. But in these days, when Christian faith is on the decrease, cremation is once more becoming the fashion. St. Augustine denounces the practice as horrible and barbarous. It offends our Christian instincts. For we are taught to regard death as a sleep; the dead sleep in Christ (1 Cor. xv. 18), for they will rise again; they are laid to rest in peace, and the idea of the repose they enjoy is connected with the churchyard, not with the crematorium. When we commit our dead to the kindly earth, we tacitly express our belief that our body is like a seed, which is cast into the ground, to germinate and spring up. "It is sown in corruption, it is raised in incorruption" (1 Cor. xv. 42). As Christians we have a higher esteem for the soul, which partakes of the divine nature, and consequently for the body, which is the servant and tool of the soul. No true Christian can fail to shrink from the horrors of cremation; only those who are lost to all sense of the dignity of human nature, to all belief in the truths of religion, can desire it for themselves. Let us remember that Christ, our great Exemplar, was laid in the tomb and rose again. For pagans such considerations naturally have no weight; they disliked the sight of the sepulchral monument, the mound raised over the dead, because it reminded them of death, which would put an end to their earthly enjoyments. For the same reason unbelievers in our own day advocate cremation. Burial suggests to them too strongly the immortality of the soul, whereas cremation appears to promise the annihilation that they desire as their portion after death. Yet let no one imagine that the Christian dreads the destruction of the body by fire as an impediment to its future resurrection, for God can effect the reintegration of the body after it has been dissolved into gaseous elements. In the interests of justice destruction of the body by fire is highly reprehensible, since, if a body is buried, it can be afterwards exhumed if this is necessary for the detection of a crime, such as murder. By this means many a murderer has been brought to justice; after cremation this is impossible. Those therefore who speak in favor of cremation befriend criminals, inasmuch as they aid in the removal of all traces of their crime.
5. Christian burial is denied to the unbaptized, to non-Catholics, and to Catholics who are known to have died in mortal sin.
Catholics to whom Christian burial is denied are: Suicides (unless they are insane at the time of death and therefore irresponsible); duellists, and any persons who obstinately refuse to receive the last sacraments, or who have not for years past fulfilled the Easter precept. In the two last cases the matter is generally laid before the bishop. The denial of Christian burial to bad Catholics is not intended as a sentence of damnation, but merely as the public expression of abhorrence of their sin, and for the purpose of deterring others from falling into the same sin. An association would be little thought of if one of its members followed to the grave a fellow-member who had been a disgrace to that society; so it would be derogatory to the Church and her ministers if she were to celebrate the obsequies of an unfaithful Catholic. The Church also refuses ecclesiastical burial to non-Catholics, because she holds to the principle expressed by Pope Innocent III. in the words: "It is impossible for us to hold communion after their death with those who have not been in communion with us during their life. To do so would give rise to the idea that all religions were alike. It would destroy the prestige of the Church, and injure the souls of men. The maxim of the Church is that the ground she has consecrated is the last resting-place of her children, and none but members of her family have a right to be interred therein." Yet she permits non-Catholic relatives to be laid in a family vault. For suicides a portion of the cemetery which has not been consecrated is set apart.
This article, CHRISTIAN BURIAL is a post from The Bellarmine Forum.


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Join us Saturday, October 22nd from 6:30-8pm for a fun-filled night of "trunk & treating" to help support the local food pantry! There will be games, s'mores, hay rides, apple bobbing, crafts, and much more! The event will take place at Shelter 6- Hedges-Boyer Park across from the YMCA. Signage will be in place to help guide you. Please bring a canned food item for the food pantry and candy to pass out to the trunk & treaters! For more information, click here to view the flyer. Hope to see you there!!!
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If you are planning to travel to UA you are to visit the cultural capital of the country - Lviv.
This status is quite official and the main reasons for that are more than hundred festivals annually, sixty museums, hundred churches, and the big tourist interest in the city.
For the past several years the tourist stream has increased greatly. And now this city welcomes more than a 1.000.000 people every year. The reason for popularity of Lviv is hidden in the attractiveness of the city it'self and the hospitality and beauty of local girls. Lviv ladies are claimed to be the most attractive and intelligent women in the country and in the world. Men from Russia, Poland, Austria, Germany, USA and Belarus arrive to UA and to Lviv particularly.
Lviv is a combination of art, music, literature and theatre in the country. It is rich with concert halls, theaters, artistic activities. The unique union of the past and the present can be experienced only in Lviv. You have a chance to see festivals, paintings, frescos, traditions, feasts the way we see it.
Every Lviv lady will gladly come up with rich cultural program that may include cafés, restaurants, night clubs and so on.
It should be mentioned that Lviv is a large and important educational center with 23 educational institutions. Many students here study languages to practice with foreigners as Lviv girls. So, if you are planning to use services of ladies in Lvov be prepared to see nice-looking and smart girls.
Lviv has invented several nice city-feasts like Coffee and Chocolate feasts, The Day of Batyar and so on. People in Lviv know how to have fun. And they have concerts and festivals practically every week.
Don't forget to grab you camera and take a trip to Lviv. This city will not disappoint you.


Why this place doesn't have a Michelin star I don't know!! Staff couldn't have been more helpful, every dish was excellent and the cheese cart is to die for!!
Excellent restaurant with a menu starting at 30€. Delightful appetisers, super courses, well worth a visit.
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Can you tell me if this restaurant open for dinner on Sunday 23 October, please?
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Sabae is a city in Fukui Prefecture, which is home to some very out there sights. From glasses museums to temples dedicated to cats, it's the perfect place to visit if you're looking to discover a different side of Japan. To help you plan out your adventure, here's a single day itinerary to for exploring Sabae City.
Fukui Prefecture is a rather overlooked, but a nonetheless fascinating pocket of Japan. Filled with fascinating history and incredible food, it's definitely worth exploring if you have the time. Here's a short half day or day long guide to exploring some of Fukui's main attractions by car.
Yokokan was the Fukui feudal lord's Matsudaira Family villa and was called the "Osensui Residence" during the Edo period. It had a Japanese strolling pond garden with a large pond at its center. Various ingenuities have been assimilated into the garden and it is considered that the view from around the banks of the pond and the view from within the residence were taken into consideration. The sukiya zukuri style (in the style of a tea ceremony house) of building called the "Ochaya" located on the east of the pond plays a central role in this building. You can have green tea and sweets at "Otsukiminoma", and you can spend your time leisurely while enjoying the scenery with Japanese Iris being reflected in the pond.
Tojinbo, the beauty spot is a stretch of steep cliffs with a rock face which has been eroded by the waves. The rock cliffs which have a height of about 25 meters continue along the Mikuni coastline for about one kilometer. "Columnar jointing of pyroxene andesite" of this scale can only be seen in three places around the world, and in 1935, it was designated as a Natural Monument and a Place of Scenic Beauty of Japan. You can enjoy a powerful landscape from the pleasure boats which go around the strangely shaped rocks such as the "Beehive rock" and the "Lion rock".
Located near the Galleria Motomachi shopping arcade in Fukui City, Yuubuan is a well-known restaurant where diners can enjoy Fukui Prefecture's famous Oroshi Soba noodles. Yuubuan offers a range of simple yet delicious dishes, featuring Soba noodles made with 100-percent buckwheat flour (with no added wheat flour) that are prepared with great attention to noodle size and to boiling them properly, served in a broth that contains a generous helping of grated Daikon radish. The restaurant particularly recommends the "Oroshi Soba Three-fold Indulgence" meal, which allows diners to enjoy two plates of Soba noodles each with three types of broth: Oroshi (grated Daikon radish), Wasabi, and Tororo (grated yam). Yuubuan's sister restaurant Amida Soba Fukui-no-i is located in the Happiring mall at the West Exit of Fukui Station.
Northeast of Kyoto, the ancient Tojinbo Cliffs separate Fukui prefecture from the Sea of Japan in a stretch of land well worth exploring. Water sports and seaside delicacies are available in abundance as the spectacular rugged coastline flattens down into beaches to the west of the prefecture, while inland, Fukui is home to Zen Buddhist temples and historic ruins.
Most certainly not one of the easiest prefectures to access from Tokyo, Fukui is best combined with a trip to its surrounding prefectures. Fukui Station lies less than one hour from Kanazawa on a direct JR train or 1.5 hours from Kyoto on the JR Thunderbird 25.


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Most suspended Serb police officers reported to duty on Tuesday (June 30th), the deadline set by Kosovo police. A total of 325 Serbs decided to return, ending their protest of Kosovo's unilateral declaration of independence in February 2008. Only 18 failed to return. A EULEX statement said the move as "an important step toward the establishment of a multiethnic police service, which works for the benefit and security of all communities in Kosovo, including the Serb community".
In other news Tuesday, Kosovo signed an agreement with Italy to fight organised crime, including money-laundering and terrorism. The agreement is Kosovo's first with an EU member state.
The same day, former Prime Minister Agim Ceku returned to Kosovo from Bulgaria, after a court in Kyustendil decided not to continue detaining him. Police arrested him on the Bulgarian-Macedonian border last week, based on an Interpol arrest warrant issued by Serbia. He is accused of war crimes committed during the 1998-1999 conflict in Kosovo.
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Having own Website is important for any business as every business have their own website but here we are talking about personally. As personal level to get your website or blog on internet it need two important things 1st is own domain and 2nd is hosting place to host you website.
I have had some comparatively unhealthy experiences with CrazyDomains and FastWebHost hosting services, and I have had some nice experiences with budget shared hosting corporations like Bluehost, iPage and Hostgator.
There are lots of Domain and Hosting provider services are worldwide. As domain and hosting are two different things, you can buy web hosting and domain from separately. But today you will get brief idea to get domain for free with your purchased hosting. Get step by step instructions to buy free domain with your web hosting.
First find best domain online for your blog, there are lots of TLD now a days you can choose any of it as per availability. You find best domain for yourself by searching online. I will prefer to buy web hosting and domain name from same service provider as Bluehost provide both of services at budget price.
If you go with Bluehost or Hostgator you don't have to buy website domain names separately you can get website domains free. Generally cost to buy domain name is $9.99 and it changes as per TLD. Your domain cost included with your hosting. You get a domain name cheap rate with hosting provider.
Bluehost or Hostgator are both best web hosting company in 2015 but I will suggest you to go with BlueHost You should read why go with Bluehost for website hosting.
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Don't be intimidated by the number of buttons in this step—it's amazingly simple. The process used to be complicated, and you had to be a semi-geek to pull it off. But Bluehost now makes it super-simple. Trust me, anyone can do this.
Scroll down the page to the "Website" section. Click on the Install WordPress logo and wait for the new page to load. Be patient. It might take a minute.
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Nakano is a typical small neighborhood in Tokyo which is located just west of Shinjuku. It really is not just a small neighborhood but it is one of the 23 special wards of Tokyo and has 300.000 inhabitants.
However the interesting area is quite limited (as far as I know, please write me if you have any other info). The "interesting" area is that around Nakano station, easily explorable on foot.
As well as walking around and maybe stopping to eat, the only major local attraction is the Nakano Broadway.
The Nakano Broadway is a huge multi-storey shopping mall, in which as many as two floors are full of shops for otaku . Inside you can find really everything about anime, manga and videogames. One of the shops is the largest site of Mandarake (famous chain of stores for otaku) in Tokyo.
Tip: since it is covered, you can opt for the Nakano Broadway in a rainy day.
Going out from the station is clearly visible a large building, the only hotel I've seen in the area, the Nakano Sunplaza.
It is a 3-stars hotel, I don't know how much it can cost. Being very close to Shinjuku, Nakano is almost like to stay in Shinjuku so it's a good position, but there isn't a notable nightlife.
For fans of anime/manga/etc the Nakano Broadway is a true paradise on earth.
However Akihabara is the same or probably better, so if you have little time go to Akihabara and forget Nakano.
It is very close to Shinjuku so you can easily visit it in less than two hours, but I think that stores like those must be visited calmly watching all the windows, a quick walk (for a fan) doesn't have much sense. Visit both Akihabara and Nakano only if you have a lot of time.
There are some station in Tokyo called like "Nakano-otherword" (ex. Shin-Nakano), but the right station for the Nakano Broadway is the one simply called "Nakano". You quickly arrive from Shinjuku taking the JR Chuo-line. Nakano is the first stop, less than 5 minutes. When you arrive, for the Nakano Broadway follow the "north exit".


Last weekend, you were challenged to learn how to read food labels. This weekend, empower yourself with this knowledge by measuring out your snacks. Rather than munching on chips, crackers or carrots straight from the bag, take a look at the nutrition label. Put the appropriate amount into a small dish (small dishes and plates make the portions look bigger) or a Ziploc bag. Enjoy knowing how many calories, grams of protein, and percent fat you are consuming!
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Once upon a time there was a little girl who loved to draw. She was lucky that her parents encouraged the skill. As she grew older and began to think about what to do with her life, she discovered graphic design and felt that might be a perfect way to express her creativity and still make a living. After an awesome experience in a high school advertising design class, she went on to major in graphic design at Western Michigan University.
Over the years her skills grew and changed until she found a company that she planted roots at. That company was Anchor Bay Entertainment, a movie company shockingly located in Troy, Michigan. (I say shocking because you don't usually think of the Detroit area when thinking about movie studios.) There she used her skills to create awesome DVD and Blu-ray sleeves and other super cool projects like box sets, ads, and flyers. She even designed displays that could be found in stores like Target, Walmart and Best Buy.
Then, as with all great things, Anchor Bay's story came to an end. So what was a girl to do? Well she started Rowan Arts LLC to create new and exciting print design opportunities.
That girl is me, big surprise. I'm Jill Valuet. I live in the Detroit area. I've been designing for a long time and I still love it. I also love dogs, writing, and traveling, but that's not why you're here.
Here are some of the specifics: I design everything using Adobe InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop. Some of the awesome projects I worked on are Django Unchained, Spartacus, Weight Watchers™, Thomas the Tank Engine, The Iron Lady, The King's Speech, Leslie Sansone, The Hateful Eight, Paddington and The Walking Dead. Yeah, seriously fun stuff!
If you need design work done, you've come to the right place. Send me a note and we'll chat.


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Q: Not able to save data from admin site in django app I am building an app in django to keep track of social events. I am trying to handle recurring events through django-simple-events package. Issue is when I try to save any data from the admin site, it says record successfully added but when I check my model I don't see any record. When I click the object from recent activity I get an error 404 with the following message study object with primary key u'None' does not exist.
models.py
from django.db import models
from django.contrib.contenttypes import generic
from events.models import Event

class Study(models.Model):
    study_event_name = models.CharField(max_length=140)
    events = generic.GenericRelation(Event)
    location = models.CharField(max_length=140)

    def save(self):
        super(Study, self).save

    def __unicode__(self):
        return self.study_event_name

admin.py
from django.contrib import admin
from study.models import Study
from events.admin import EventInline

# Register your models here.

class StudyAdmin(admin.ModelAdmin):
    inlines = EventInline,

admin.site.register(Study, StudyAdmin)

Can anyone help me in figuring out what I am doing wrong here.