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Lowe and Behold: Sheryl Lowe's Fine Jewelry Collection Captivates
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Two minutes into a conversation with Sheryl Lowe about her life and fine jewelry line, and you feel like she's your best girlfriend. And with a circle of pals like Ellen DeGeneres, Gwyneth Paltrow, Maria Shriver, and Cameron Diaz, who wouldn't want to be in that company?
Innately inquisitive, super fun and chatty, she asked as many questions to get to know me as I asked of her. Her authentic social style is likely one of her many secrets to success that catapulted her into the most famous dressing rooms in Hollywood as a celebrity makeup artist for more than 20 years.
But her fast-paced life eventually got to her.
Husband, actor Rob Lowe, and their two sons.
"It got to that point where a parent needed to be home with our boys, and my husband is on location so much of the time. So, I left working in film to start my own makeup line, which I did for about a year. If I thought the hours were long on-set, it was like I jumped out of the frying pan and into the fire with a new business that had me working seven days a week and 12 hours a day," says Lowe, who then took her passion for creation and design to a career in interior design, which had a less demanding schedule.
She went on to enjoy a successful career as an interior designer, gaining recognition on the cover of Architectural Digest and in the pages of Veranda magazine for the Santa Barbara home she shares with her husband, actor Rob Lowe, and their two sons.
"I had this lifelong dream to design jewelry. I've been collecting strands of beads on every location I ever went on for every movie, and still today when Rob and I travel the world."
But, ultimately, she felt as though something was missing. "I had this lifelong dream to design jewelry. I've been collecting strands of beads on every location I ever went on for every movie, and still today when Rob and I travel the world. I love saying that I collected these from places that I love. My collection is like the Birkin of Beads."
Lowe launched her original line of fine jewelry in 2006 as her "next thing to do," leaning into her creative and adventurous side. She used her training at The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising and passion for fashion to fuel her creativity.
One of her first pieces was inspired by friend Maria Shriver, who at the time was First Lady of California. She was presenting at a women's conference and wanted a gift for her guest speakers, suggesting a lipstick.
"I can't do a lipstick. I had just gotten back from traveling to India, China, and Africa, and I had done a lot of research. I was prepared to design a piece for her, later finding out there were 55 guest speakers, including the Dalai Lama, Hillary Clinton, and all these iconic figures. What did I get myself into?" she says.
What turned out to be the Minerva Awards inspired Lowe to design a female warrior on ebony encased in diamonds, along with ebony beads on a chain for men and women alike. Then the orders started coming in and a business started in Lowe's dining room was off and running.
"The whole point is to feel empowered when you're wearing the pieces because you chose that, and it enhances you; it doesn't overtake you," says Lowe.
"I started designing because of love and passion for design. When I would go to work, I didn't want to have to change my jewelry to go to dinner at night, I wanted pieces that were transitional and looked great. I call it classical with a little edge."
She loves layering pieces and stacking her jewelry, mixing in fine jewelry with sterling silver to make things look less "blingy." And she doesn't subscribe to the mantra that "less is more". In fact, Lowe is a maximalist when it comes to her accessories.
Lowe is incredibly inspired by her California upbringing. "I grew up surfing and loved being on the beach. I like to bring a piece of the ocean, the beach, and California with me everywhere I go. I love the idea of mixing metals with beads," says the designer, who pairs glamorous materials sourced from around the world like bone, opals, and pavé diamonds with hip, modern leather bracelets, hand-hewn rings, and rocker-chick-inspired chain bracelets and chokers.
She is also heavily inspired by her world travels, like her trips to Africa, the South of France, and Tangier, Morocco. Her favorite pieces are butterflies, which represent her desire to be free and express herself. The healing energy of ocean and mountain landscapes paired with her rocker perspective, down-to-earth spirit, and open heart pours into her designs as an inspiration to the women who wear her brand.
"Some people say when they wear a piece, they feel like it just makes them feel really great or happy. I'm thrilled to hear that because the spirit that goes into it is for that," she says.
And she gives back. As a mother and wife raised by a single mother and grandmother, the idea of paying it forward for women and children's organizations drives her philanthropy. A portion of the brand's proceeds is donated to support The Women's Alzheimer's Movement, Teach for America, UNICEF, and a new group she is committed to, the Child Mind Institute, which helps adolescents and teenagers with learning disabilities.
"It's not enough for me to create beautiful things. I want my work to resonate and have a positive impact on the lives of not only the women who wear it, but on all women and families. Everyone deserves to have more beauty in their lives."
And that's what makes her a good friend to have.
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Thanthi TV has been conducting a public education program on Mental Health every day (Mon to Fri) at 3 to 4 pm.
It is a Live call in program. The viewers call in and ask questions on any aspect of Mental illness or wellness and the guests on the show answer them.
I thank Thanhti TV and the Manathodu Pesalam team. My gratitude to all the viewers who trusted us and opened up and talked about their problems.
Hope you find the questions and answers useful.


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The Professional Development Workshop (PDW), held on Wednesday, November 5, 2014, before the start of the Fall Research Conference, is aimed at supporting students in all stages of their education, from undergraduate through postdoctoral. This year's workshop series, Beyond the Degree: Bringing Career Options Into Focus, features panel sessions that bring faculty and policymakers together to speak to three major career avenues of importance to students: the career search, tenured faculty and the fellowships, and the non-academic pathway.
The half-day workshop will run from 12:10 pm - 4:00 pm and will have a registration fee of $40 for APPAM members or $50 for non-APPAM members. The registration will include a boxed lunch for all attendees. Registration for the workshop is separate from that of the Fall Research Conference.
insights into winning "job talk"
The panel will also provide information to Ph.D. students from the perspective of an employer and various successful job candidates.
Dr. Melissa Kovacs will highlight the differences between academic and practitioner careers with an emphasis on matching a job to your personality and goals. She will challenge workshop participants to consider the balance between your day-to-day work life and your influence to effectively change the world. In addition, Dr. Kovacs will provide insights into the importance of cover letters and the active role candidates should play in the interview process.
John Hutchins will describe what it is like to work at a nonprofit research organization such as MDRC including the hiring process and the key things organizations like MDRC seek when they hire. Also, he will explain the importance of a candidate's background research on perspective organizations, the power of a good cover letter and the value of informational interviews.
David Schachter will lay out a framework that maximizes a student's time at school to be better poised for successful career upon graduation. In addition, he will illustrate strategies for a successful marriage between what you want do and what the employers wants you to do including getting behind the scenes on hiring decisions.
"Is academia the place for me?" What should students and new job hires be doing to secure a tenure track position down the line? Is a fellowship beneficial? Panelists in this session offer the opportunity for participants to engage associate and full professors in discussions about the tenure and fellowship career tracks. The panel will also share their thoughts on "publish or perish," appropriate work-life balance, and the importance of a research agenda.
Uday Desai will address the challenges and opportunities of starting his academic career as a visiting professor; his experience as a Fulbright Scholar; and the importance of having a research agenda, specifically one that allows for travel.
Eric Schwartz will discuss the differences between the academic and the non-academic world; and provide insights, based on his experience as dean, on how departments weigh academic and non-academic work experience.
Maureen Pirog will address the importance of publishing, and the culture of 'publish or perish' in academia; how to weigh writing grants and manuscripts for publication and how each are viewed by tenure committee; and, the value of publishing pre-graduation.
In this session, panelists will discuss five broad employer categories: government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), research institutions, private sector companies, and political offices. Attendees will hear what institutions look for in prospective employees, as well as provide tips on how to prepare for job hunting and working within these categories. Panelists will be a combination of human resource professionals, program officers, and politicians. Topics to be covered include internships, how to apply for the right position, number and types of employers, and establishing career contacts.
Rebekah Selekman will talk about her my trajectory and what kind of research assistant experiences one needs to help to offset a lack of real-world experience, and that can set you up to be attractive to a place like Mathematica. She will also share her own job search experiences, having not applied to any academic positions as well as the work environment of a place like Mathematica, and what key qualities research institutions look for in employees.
Todd Grindal will focus on the types of work one does at a for-profit research firm. He will also share with students his experiences and qualities that such firms look for in new hires.
Misty Heggenness will talk about her own experience as an economist (policy analyst) within the U.S. federal government – including her stints in 3 different federal agencies. She will also talk about the process when applying for federal jobs with an advanced degree. What to think about, what to focus on. How to engage with potential federal employers, what they are looking for – what skills they need – how best to take advantage of some of the federal "early career entrance" programs and/or how to make the most of a federal internship. Of course, these will all be my own perspective and not any official voice of the federal government.


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У́жгородская агломера́ция (также Ужгородско-Мукачевская конурбация) — городская агломерация с центрами в городах Ужгород и Мукачево.

Краткое описание
Расположена в Закарпатье. Важный краевой, торговый, культурный, туристический и транспортный центр. Агломерацию обслуживает Ужгородский международный аэропорт.

Состав агломерации
Включает в себя:
 города: Ужгород, Мукачево, Перечин, Свалява.
 районы: Ужгородский район, Перечинский район, Мукачевский район, Свалявский район.

Основные статистические данные
По статистическим данным (2001):
 Численность населения — 468,8 тыс. чел.
 Площадь — 3 237 км.
 Плотность населения — 144,8 человек/км².

Источники
 Алфьоров М. А. Урбанізаційні процеси в Україні в 1945—1991 рр: Монографія/ М. А. Алфьоров — Донецьк: Донецьке відділення НТШ ім. Шевченка, ТОВ «Східний видавничий дім» 2012. — 552 с.

Мукачево
Мукачевский район
Ужгород
Ужгородский район

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Q: Testing django methods Developing a simple chat system via Django - I've implemented some methods for sending/receiving messages.
For example ( this isn't my implementation but just an example one from another chat application )  :
def post(request):
   time.sleep(2)
  if not request.is_ajax():
    HttpResponse (" Not an AJAX request ")
  if request.method == 'POST':
    if request.POST['message']:
        message = request.POST['message']
        to_user = request.POST['to_user']
        ChatMessage.objects.create(sender = request.user, receiver = User.objects.get(username = to_user), message = message,  session = Session.objects.get(session_key = request.session.session_key))

return HttpResponse (" Not an POST request ")

Now that I have the method written - I need to test to see if the message is added. At this point I have not written any JavaScript for I.e. intervals to refresh and wait for messages ect. Should I go straight into writing JS or test this method first and see if it works correctly then write the JS for it? sounds like an idiotic question but I'm finding it hard to understand how I'd go about testing the method...

A: In my opinion it doesn't matter. You will find many developers who are test-before, and many who are test-after. Implement it in whatever order you prefer. Sometimes when in haste it is easier to write a working prototype without any tests first (especially if the interfaces aren't finalized and still change a lot during development, in this case you don't waste time by adjusting a lot of tests every time you have to change some interfaces.). Just don't be lazy to write the tests at least when you already have the finalized interfaces.
What really matters is to have well defined interfaces. From a backend perspective you will have an interface implementation (the view in this case) and one or more users for the interface: both the frontend and the test are users of the backend implementation but there could be even more. After having the interface it really doesn't matter which one you implement first. By mocking one side of the interface you can implement the other side without having the original version of the mocked side. For example by mocking/faking server responses with javascript code (with pre-baked possibly constant data) you can write only a frontend without any backend code. You can also write the backend first, or a the tests for the backend... You decide.
In teams where you have specialized developers (frontend/backend) you can agree on an interface and then both on the frontend and the backend side you can "mock" (fake) the other side of the interface: The frontend guys write some code that emulates the server responses with some fake data, and the backend guys write some tests that emulate the client with some fake requests. This way the frontend and backend team doesn't have to wait for each other to finish with the code and both the frontend and the backend are testable alone. Of course later it is recommended to add end-to-end (e2e) testing that tests the whole stack connected together.
Again, what really matters most is usually having well defined interfaces and not the code that is written around the interfaces. In crappy systems the problem is usually that you have only code without interfaces... If a system is architecturally well built and the interfaces are well defined then quite a lot of crappy code written around the interfaces can be manageable.
In case of django views that have a well defined interface I usually develop the backend first along with the tests. In your case the django test is super simple: You just create a django test client (https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/topics/testing/tools/#test-client), post some fake requests with it to simulate the client and then you check whether the db contains the expected objects as a result.
Some additional advices:

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*Decorate your view with @require_POST

*I think you shouldn't use request.is_ajax() to deny responding to the client. request.is_ajax() is usually used to find out what kind of response is needed by the client. If the POST request was sent by a form of an html page then you want to generate another html page as a response. If the request was sent using ajax then you usually want to respond with processable data (json, xml, etc...) instead of html.

A: Since your method has to have a request made by the client and then served a HttpResponse (on-the-whole), you can only check that via an AJAX query from the front-end. I would recommend building a quick AJAX query, also because, the ChatMessage creation involves a session_key, which can only be found when a request is made in the first place.

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Palmarès
 2003 (Vendée U-Pays de la Loire, due vittorie)
2ª tappa Circuit des Ardennes
3ª tappa Tour de Guadeloupe

Piazzamenti

Grandi Giri

 Giro d'Italia
2007: 125º

 Tour de France
2009: 117º
2014: 107º

 Vuelta a España
2008: ritirato (10ª tappa)
2010: 121º

Classiche monumento

Milano-Sanremo
2006: 157º
2007: 145º
2014: 26º

Giro delle Fiandre
2008: 94º
2009: 11º
2010: 44º
2011: 51º
2012: 74º
2014: 39º
2016: 66º
2017: 118º
2019: 89º

Parigi-Roubaix
2008: 52º
2010: 34º
2011: 59º
2014: 43º
2016: ritirato
2017: ritirato
2018: ritirato
2019: 92º

Altri progetti

Collegamenti esterni


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We are back from Gamescom and are now prepared to talk about everything we saw! Marvelous. A game of the show was clearly War of the Roses, but you'll have to tune in to find out why. We also saw a whole bunch of other titles - plenty of which will excite the PC gamer. Everyone else can rejoice in the glory of the AI in Rage, described by us as "the next step up" after having a play.
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Condition SF has his pics up from his NYC visit. He was here for about a week and from the looks of it, covered most of the Big Apple. Check out these four pictures especially. Not sure if it was intentional, but I think it was. Pretty good comparison.


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Archive of Business Correspondence and Related Ephemera of Charles Green, Son & Company, hop merchants, Hubbardsville, Madison County, New York, 1865-1877
381 letters, 607 pp., dated 11 December 1865 - 16 November 1877, includes several undated, or incomplete letters, the bulk of the letters date from 1867 to 1873, when the company was known as "Charles Green & Sons." Also included in collection is a one volume business ledger (60 pp.) of accounts payable and receivable, as well as approximately 911 pieces of business ephemera, which includes postcards, used checks, receipts, pages of accounts, etc., all dating between 1865-1877.
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Description of Collection
Correspondence contains incoming business letters to Charles Green, Son & Co. About three quarters of the letters are written by various customers of the company from around the country, the others are from family. The company's customers were distributed throughout New York State and the Midwest: Ohio, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri, and even up into Minnesota, as well as further south in Kentucky and Virginia, and elsewhere. Many of these customers write multiple letters. Charles Green Son & Co. was one of the largest hop merchants in the country.
A number of the customers were brewers and some letters are written on their brewery letterhead. Approximately 90 of the 381 letters were written by Charles C. Green, the nephew of Charles Green, the founder of Charles Green, Son & Co. Of these 90 letters 66 were addressed to the company itself, 14 addressed to his uncle Charles Green, and 6 addressed to his cousin Walter Jerome Green. There are also 3 letters written by Walter Jerome Green to his father Charles Green.
Charles Green, Sons & Co., was founded by Charles Green with his two sons Walter Jerome and Charles Germain, Charles C. Green, eventually Charles Green's nephew, was invited into the business and became a member of the company. His letters to his uncle, cousin, and to the company are all business related and deal with customers that Green was working with while based in St. Louis, Missouri, where he had set up a law practice before joining the company. Charles C. Green is seen sending a number of orders back to the company for either longstanding customers, or for new business that he drummed up in his travels. He also acts as the company's attorney, collecting debts, filing lawsuits, securing judgments against the property of debtors, etc.
The ephemeral items in this collection include:
1 volume of "Notes and Bills Receivable" (24 pp.) in front with "Notes and Bills Payable" (36 pp.) at rear, dated 1866-1873, oblong octavo, bound in ¼ leather, marble paper covered boards, spine, spine tips, boards, edges and corners of boards, are all worn, rubbed, and scuffed.
211 used postcards, dated 1872-1875, the bulk dating 1873-1874 (some undated). The postcards are made out to Charles Green, Son & Company, Hubbardsville, NY. Many of the postcards are from banks, notifying Charles Green Sons & Co. that they have received their letter and enclosures (bank notes, deposits, etc.).
272 used checks of Charles Green, Son & Co., dated 1868-1875, made out to various individuals, or companies.
365 transportation/freight receipts of Charles Green, Son & Co., from various New York State railroads for transportation costs of barrels of hops and other items, that were shipped between various locations from Hubbardsville to other places in New York State, Utica, Waterville, Sherburn, and others, as follows: 145 receipts of The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Company, dated 1870-1875; 64 receipts of the Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Express, dated 1872-1874; 102 receipts of The New York and Oswego Midland Railroad Company, dated 1872-1873; 39 receipts of the Utica, Chenango & Susquehanna Valley Railroad Company, dated 1872-1873; 15 receipts of New York Central and Hudson River Railroad, dated 1872-1873.
63 pieces of miscellaneous ephemera, some letterhead receipts, couple of telegrams, used envelopes, memorandum notes, oversize financial accounts, etc., dated 1865-1877.
Charles Green, Son & Company, Hop Merchants
Charles Green (1811-1901)
Charles Green was a Hubbardsville farmer, speculator and hop dealer, one of the earliest and most widely known hop merchants of Central New York with dealings from the east coast to the Midwest and as far south as Virginia and Kentucky. Charles Green was born 28 May 1811, at Sangerfield, New York. He was the son of David Green (1769-1853) and Deliverance Hatch (1769-1862). The Greens at some point moved to Hubbardsville, New York, in Madison County. Charles Green led an active life at Hubbardsville. He was a supervisor 4 terms, a school director and an assessor. In 1835 he taught school at Hamilton Center, in 1836 at Hubbardsville, and in 1837 taught again at Hamilton Center.
Charles Green married on 30 October 1839 to Mary Jane Hubbard (1822-1902), daughter of Oliver Kellogg and Mary (Meacham) Hubbard. Together the couple had four children: Eliza Jane Green (1841-1916); Charles Germain Green (1845-1923); Walter Jerome Green (1842-1885); and Mary Genevieve Green (born 1847).
In 1838 Charles Green entered the store of Gideon Manchester, assignee of Hart & Hunt, Hubbardsville. He bought the stock and continued the business three years. Afterwards he got into the hop business eventually bringing into business his sons, Walter J. and Charles Germaine Green. Green first started in the hop business in 1850. In 1865 a partnership was formed with his son Walter Jerome Green, under the firm name of Charles Green & Son, with headquarters at Hubbardsville. The company later appears as Charles Green & Sons when Charles Germaine Green joined the firm.
Charles Green & Son established a private bank in 1872, and in 1875 it was moved to Utica and continued until 1884. The firm was then changed to Charles Green, Son & Co., as O.W. Kennedy and J.W. Hayes joined the business. In 1891 the bank was removed back to Waterville, and the firm became Charles Green, Son, Brainard & Co., through the purchase of the interest of Mr. Hayes by I.D. Brainard, Charles Green's son-in-law.
I. D. Brainard was born in Hubbardsville, New York, September 27, 1846, the son of Ira and Jemima (Beebe) Brainard. He was educated at the Clinton Liberal Institute, after which he engaged in the hop business. In 1891 the firm of Charles Green, Son & Co., hop merchants and bankers was formed. The banking house is in Waterville, and was in charge of Brainard. He had been president of the village two terms, and had been a member of the Board of Education for ten years. In 1870 Mr. Brainard married M. Geneva Green, by whom he had one son, Charles Green Brainard. M. Geneva Green was the daughter of Charles Green and the sister of Walter Jerome and Charles Germain Green.
Charles Green died at the age of 90 in 1901 and was buried in the family burial plot at Graham Cemetery, Hubbardsville, Madison County, New York.
Walter Jerome Green (1842-1885), son of Charles Green
Charles Green's son, Walter Jerome Green became one of Utica, New York's most prominent business men and respected residents. He was a leading factor in financial circles as a member of his family's banking house of Charles Green & Son, of Utica, and was also the president and owner of the Jacksonville, St. Augustine and Halifax River Railroad of Florida. Walter's birth occurred in Hubbardsville, Madison County, New York, on the 10th of October, 1842. He received a liberal education in his youth, attending Cazenovia Seminary and Madison University. Desiring to become a lawyer, he qualified for practice by an extensive course of study and was graduated from Albany University in 1864. At the end of two years, however, he abandoned a promising career as an attorney because the increasing importance of his father's business made it desirable for him to come to his assistance. Soon afterward he was admitted to a partnership in the bank and the name of the firm became Charles Green & Son.
Young though he was, his enterprising spirit soon made itself felt in the affairs of his father's business, which gradually broadened its field, of operations and took a leading place among similar enterprises in the central part of the state. An important department in the business of the house was the trade in hops, which became so extensive as to place the firm among the largest dealers in this country. To meet the demand for reliable intelligence bearing on the hop trade, the firm published a journal known as Charles Green & Son's Hop Paper, a large, handsomely printed, four page folio of twenty eight columns, of which an edition of about five thousand was issued, gratuitously, each quarter.
On the 26th of June, 1867, Mr. Green was united in marriage to Miss Sarah L. Swartwout, a daughter of Henry Swartwout, of Troy, New York. They had one son Walter Jerome Green, Jr.
Seeking a new field for investment of his capital Green became interested in a railroad project in Florida. His attention was drawn to the lack of modern transportation facilities in the fruit growing section of that state. He put both energy and money into the scheme. The outcome of his effort was the Jacksonville, St. Augustine and Halifax River Railroad, of which he was president and the entire owner. This road began at Jacksonville on the St. John's River, in the northeastern corner of the state, extended southwardly and eastwardly to St. Augustine on the Atlantic coast and was thirty seven miles in length. The road connected with the Atlantic Coast Steamship Company, running outside to New Smyrna on the Halifax coast. Mr. Green's intentions were to extend the road a distance of one hundred and six miles to New Smyrna. This would have afforded quick and cheap transportation between Jacksonville and the Halifax and Indian River country. The rail through a fertile and rapidly developing region had shortened the time of transport between the orange country of the east coast of Florida and New York by some eight days, a most important consideration under any circumstances, but more especially so in view of the perishable nature of the delicate fruit transported. While the possibilities of this section of Florida as a fruit growing country and health resort had long been known and to some extent developed, progress had been slow and uncertain owing to the lack of railroad facilities. Among the most notable results was the laying out of new towns between St. Augustine and Jacksonville.
Returning from active labors in Florida in the winter of 1884-5, he was passing some time at his home in Utica, when he was stricken with apoplexy and died on the 27th of January, 1885. He was survived by his widow and one son. On the death of Green the property was left to trustees for his son. In 1886 it was sold to H. M. Flagler of New York, who has carried out the plans and ideas of its previous owner.
Charles C. Green (1835-1907), nephew of Charles Green
Charles C. Green was born about 1835 at Demorestville, Prince Edward Island, Canada. He was the son of Jonathan and Lucinda (Candee) Green. His father Jonathan was the brother of hop merchant and banker Charles Green of Hubbardsville, NY. Charles C. Green remained at home until he completed his grammar school education and then went to St. Paul, Minnesota, where he took up the study of law. He was admitted to the bar in St. Louis and there practiced his profession for some years. His uncle, Charles Green, persuaded his nephew to come east and engage in business as his partner. After leaving that place Charles C. Green established himself in business as a hop dealer at Utica, conducting a very extensive enterprise for many years. On account of the unsteady market, however, he later met with reverses and was obliged to withdraw from the business. While in St. Louis, Charles appears to have acted as attorney and sales agent for Charles Green, Son & Co., as the correspondence shows him selling hops to brewers in the Midwest, as well as acting as attorney, collecting debts, filing claims, going to court over debt, etc.
In 1877, Charles C. Green was married to Mrs. Martha Gruman Brainard. Her father was a native of Clinton, New York, of which town her grandfather was one of the earliest settlers. Both were agriculturists by occupation. To Mr. and Mrs. Green was born a son, Lyman J., who lived at Utica. Mr. Green also had a stepson, Louis D. Brainard, his wife having previously been married.
Charles C. Green died on 1 January 1907 in Utica at the age of 72.
Ira Dewane Brainard, son-in-law of Charles Green
Ira Dewane Brainard was born at Hubbardsville, New York, 27 September 1846, the son of Ira and Jemima (Beebe) Brainard, also of Hubbardsville. In 1870 he became a resident of Waterville, New York, and for many years lived there becoming one of the town's leading citizens and a prominent business man. During his active business life he engaged in farming and was also a hop merchant.
Ira Dewane Brainard was raised on his home farm and acquired his education in the Clinton Liberal Institute, completing his course there in 1864. When Ira was eighteen years of age he became a hop salesman for his father and about three years afterward started in business on his own account with headquarters at Hubbardsville. In the fall of 1870 following his marriage he removed his business to Waterville, New York, where he continued alone until 1892. In that year the hop and banking firm of Charles Green, Son & Company, of Utica, moved to Waterville and Mr. Brainard combined his interests with the firm of his father-in-law, afterwards the business was conducted under the firm name of Charles Green, Son, Brainard & Company, and through Brainard's management the business became one of the most extensive of the kind in Central New York.
It was at Hubbardsville, New York, on November 10, 1870, that Brainard was married to Mary Genevieve Green. Mary was born at Hubbardsville, August 21, 1847. She was the daughter of Charles and Mary Jane (Hubbard) Green. Mr. and Mrs. Brainard became parents of three children: Charles Green Brainard; George Dewane Brainard; and Daniel Adams Brainard.
Examples of Letters
"St. Louis, Mo. Jan 14, 1868
Dear Uncle,
I have just returned from a visit in Illinois and it was uncertain about returning Monday morning on account of the ice in the river. I improved the opportunity to go to several of the thrifty inland towns where there are breweries and have to report the following...
Pandalla Fix is a brewer in Collinsville about ten miles from here, who uses about 30 bales a year. He has been in the brewery about three years and has generally bought his stock of Busch & Co. St. Louis. There is some encumbrance yet on the brewery. I took his order for two (2) bales to be sent at once to East St. Louis and he to be notified by letter. Send a rather strong ripe hop, but not very ripe. He is to pay me one half cash at my office and one half by the middle of May or 1st of June next. Price 68 ½ cts and send as good a hop as you can for the money, a good prime hop. He is not much, but as I am here you may be able to make something out of him next year. His little order is simply to get acquainted, this is so understood. He had just bought 5 bales of Busch & Co for 70 cts. & I thought best not to have the first sale cost more freight added.
Send M & C. Schott Highland two (2) bales immediately to Trenton on O & M. R.R. -Highland is about eight miles from the rail road, but in about two months the St. Louis & Terre Haute R.R. will pass through Collinsville to Highland. Highland is inhabited almost entirely by Swiss Germans, a very enterprising population of about 3500, Schott & Bro make about 3500 to 4000 barrels of beer a year, have generally dealt in St. Louis, but have an idea that it is to their interest to deal in N.Y. They are good men I think if you have any of the lot you sent to Fuerbacker & Schlostein, send from it, and say so in your letter, as Schott had just been there. The price is 70 cts. payable 1st of June, Hugy, Bandlier & Co. are bankers there, if you wish to make collections through them. Be particular to send fancy green, if you have more of the lot I named. They are not close judges of hops, but somewhat cautious and suspicious, but I think with a favorable introduction you can make some money out of them.
Paul Bassler & Co of Trenton on O & Mississippi R.R. too ordered eight bales, to be sent immediately, at 79 cts, $500 to be paid in cash on delivery in any mode you direct by letter as there is no bank at Trenton. The remainder to be paid the 1st June. Send fancy green. If you deem it best to send but four bales of this order do so. In making inquiries, I could not learn but that they are perfectly good but have an idea that they are slow. They referred me to Kepper of Cincinnati and Klug of Belleville. I shall see Klug. Don't use a great many in a year say about 30 bales. Trenton has about 2500 inhabitants, is a good place for a brewery. They were out of hops were going to St. Louis for some, but will now get enough to last till yours come, I told all of whom I took orders that the hops would come in about four weeks.
Send Jacob Hammel two bales, I ripe fancy, 1 green fancy. He is a first rate man, but intends not to make so much lager beer, and is laying in a large lot of ice so as to make up young beer if he needs it. Be sure to please him, as his trade is quite large, 3500 to 4000 barrels a year, and he will in all probability give you another order this year. Send to Jacob Hammel Lebanon Ill. O. & M. R.R. Lebanon is only seven miles from Trenton. Terms 70 cts one half cash, one half the 1st of June. Wants you to send by letter the manner you want the money sent, will deposit in 2nd National Bank St. Louis or by Express, as you say. There is no bank at Lebanon. Lebanon is a pretty town in a most beautiful country contains about 2500 inhabitants.
The whole country through which I passed is very rich and inhabited largely by Germans, who are not much posted. The brewers do not know much about hops and if you get them favorably prejudiced your "say so" will go a long ways. They all have an idea that St. Louis brewers pick out the best hops & that they can do better with the N.Y. dealers. I gave them all your cards and envelopes.
It was very cold. I staged it thirty miles, frozen & rough enough, but it must be most delightful country in the summer....Hoping you will approve this account & write soon. I am very affectionately, your nephew, Chas."
"St. Louis, Mo. Feb 20, 1868
You will get a letter sent yesterday giving a detailed account of my operations in Illinois. The result is better than I expected. It was a good think your suggestion that I go out there and deliver the hops. I got a good deal better acquainted with the parties and in the settlement made, satisfied them that the hops were better than they could get here at any price, which is the fact. There are no more good hops here so far as I can learn. Ackley says not, and that the best there is sell well, when no better are to be had. These fellows will be more tractable to sell to them the St. Louis men, for they have the idea that the dealers here put poor hops off on them, are now in a good mood to supply entirely next year. I think you can deal in strictly prime hops warranted, not fancy at prices about as fancy in the fancy markets. Pay may be slow for part, but I can figure up well on interest and make it more than pay you what you pay for your accommodation, and make a good deal better terms by giving such time as will induce them to buy.
Collected in all $220.20 and deposited for you $120.20 retaining $100 as I now think of going to visit the towns you suggest in Ill. and a number of others and make a trip as far west as St. Joseph to Kansas City. You may be disposed to think this is going a little too far west but I have been so much on the border that I am not afraid, as I am pretty well acquainted with their resources, or at least know how pretty well how to calculate on the chances. I do not expect at this time of year to sell many, perhaps not more than enough to pay the expense, but will make it my business to take notes, for the fall trade. From all I have learned this season, think that this field for operations can be made profitable, permanent & safe, and hope to be confirmed in this opinion by the trip north & west. It will take me at least two weeks. Wish I had a package of your cards, as I am about out. You had better send some at once, as it may be I will not leave till they come.
Saw Luebering last evening. Says he is about getting his brother in law in the concern, and will know definitely in about a week, if so expects to pay for the hops at once, if not, will furnish the security he spoke of, says that is why he has delayed. If his brother in law goes in they will fill the cellars with lager. I think there is no cause of alarm of losing this, and if his brother in law goes in we can sell more hops to them this season, as Luebering complains that there are no good hops here.
Will have in a week or two about $120.00 from Hammel of Lebanon, Ill., which I will forward at once. Charles C. Green"
"Charles C. Green, Attorney at Law, Office: - No. 9 N. Fifth Street.St. Louis, April 13, 1868
To Charles Green & Son, Hubbardsville, New York
Your letter of Apr. 8 came today with acceptance of Nic Sparagel E St. Louis. I went over to see him after your late advice about him. I do not think he is bad but slow, but think you will get it by June or before. He promised to pay by the 1st or middle of May and I will call on him then.
Your worst egg here is Windeck & Luebering. I expected to take judgment last week, but the atty for Windeck put in an answer for both for the purpose of delay so that unless it is withdrawn it will be impossible to take judgment till Oct., but Windeck has promised to withdraw his answer and his atty will do it. That's he promised to, but I am not sure till it's done. My object is to get a judgment by default and get out execution at once, as I hope to secure a levy on some personal property of the concern that is unencumbered, which will be too late this fall. Windeck is poor but I think I may be able to make it too hot for Luebering. He offers to secure well over half of the amt it I will discharge the balance as to him, but although the partnership has gone to the bad , I think Luebering has property covered up, and will I hope be able in a few days to report that all is well, although it looks shaky. Luebering lied to me and I could put him into bankruptcy, but it will cost too much & get too little I am afraid, I hope outwit him.
It is cold and backward with cloudy rainy weather. I do not want to start out on hop trip till it is warmer now, and beer sells better. Brewers are rather poor feeling now here. It is very hard to put the price of beer so to make any money, but times generally west are encouraging for internal improvements are going and so fast....Chas. C. Green."
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Caroline Casey singled up the middle.
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Maggie Murphy singled, bunt, advanced to second on a throwing error by p.
Abbie Murrell singled to right field; Maggie Murphy advanced to third.
Kylie Fitzpatrick singled, bunt, RBI; Abbie Murrell advanced to second; Maggie Murphy scored, unearned.
Katherine Rayner singled to pitcher.
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Shannon Colson singled to left center.
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Katherine Rayner struck out swinging, reached first on a wild pitch.
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Cassie Holmgren pinch hit for Gianna Azzato.
Cassie Holmgren singled up the middle.
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Iron Man Blu-ray Review
The Iron Man Blu-ray release sports one of the best overall presentations from the Marvel film universe, as our Marvel Avengers Month marches on!
Contrary to popular belief, there was a time when financial success, critical acclaim, and comic book movies were simply not in tandem. Superman I & II, once considered instant icons of their time, faded from public concern as two forgettable sequels were released that effectively killed the franchise until 2006's equally-disappointing Superman Returns. The Tim Burton Batman franchise soon repeated Superman's mistakes; after Batman and Robin, I'm sure fans of these timeless characters wept bitter tears as any hope of more films faded quickly and quietly. Marvel hadn't fared much better: their release of Hulk in 2003 was both a critical and financial disappointment. So once again, fans lamented over what could have been.
But then, something happened in 2008 which turned everything around: in a single summer, DC and Marvel rebooted themselves with Batman Begins and Iron Man respectively. These were a return to good old fashioned action films with great stories, relatable characters being placed in situations in which we genuinely followed their movements. With Iron Man, it seemed that Marvel finally got it right, throwing off the burden of Hulk by creating their own content and therefore controlling its own destiny. Iron Man is that special film which comes along once in a generation: it re-defined an entire genre, provided a solid road map for future films, included a terrific collection of cameos, hidden Easter eggs and various tips-of-the-hat. In a year that saw few good films, Iron Man stood far above most, reinvigorated comic books, and demonstrated that a hero could exist in a universe filled with them. The Blu-ray release of the Ultimate Edition is simply the best of 2008, with an impressive transfer and the best collection of supplements I've seen in awhile.
The Movie – 5/5
Tony Stark (Robery Downey Jr, Sherlock Holmes) is a billionaire genius who has followed in his father's footsteps as the world's most successful weapons developer. His success affords him a life most of us could only dream of: fast cars and women, private jumbo jets, and all-night parties. He's so successful that even a test-launch of his new Jericho missile in Afghanistan is merely brushed aside: "To peace!" he says as he takes a drink from the dry-ice tray which rises from a cargo box. All of that comes crashing down after his caravan is attacked, killing most of his protection detail and leaving Stark with mortal injuries. Soon, he learns that the weapons used to target him were of his own creation, sold on the black market to an Al Qaeda-like organization who demands Stark build them a second Jericho. But Stark has a plan, and builds a giant flight suit made from missile parts; thus Iron Man is born, and his escape from his captors is just the start of Stark's journey to find out the person responsible for selling the weapons. Together with his assistant Pepper Potts (Gwenyth Paltrow, Seven) and James "Rhodie" Rhodes (Terrance Howard, Crash), Stark uncovers a secret which involves his mentor Obadiah Stane (Jeff Bridges, Tron). Downey was so made for this role, and his performance is simply perfect; few others could have repeated his effort, and director Jon Favreau (Swingers) lets Downey run wild here. He's funny, self-deprecating, sexually available, and tough when the truth about Stark Industries is revealed to him. He's a man's hero, built from the ground up and full of swagger. Favreau doesn't waste time with pretty shots, instead allowing the very strong script by Mark Fergus (Children of Men) to breathe. Fergus creates a nice triangle of characters who play off each other very well. From the cameos (both human and manufactured), to the after-credits scene with Nick Fury, Iron Man is an old-fashioned, action-packed comic book movie with few if any errors. It's an instant classic.
The Video – 4.5/5
Iron Man is presented in an MPEG 4/AVC transfer that is as clean as any pre-digital age film I've seen. The transfer from the master print reveals zero evidence of edge enhancement, haloing, or pixilation while at the same time creating such clarity in skin, clothing, and amazing detail in Iron Man's armor. The effort which ILM made in giving Iron Man and War Monger their wings is simply extraordinary, and the transfer shows off every ding and scratch in their respective armor. Flesh tones are realistic, giving the appearance of harshness in the desert terrain and softness in other scenes. Given these endorsements, I did notice some overexposure in the outdoor desert and cave scenes, and some between which is why the grade here suffered slightly. But those issues are few and far between. The transfer is nearly perfect.
The Audio – 5/5
If video suffers at all, the audio track is simply amazing. Iron Man is presented in TrueHD 5.1 Audio, which from a technical standpoint means you are getting as clear a sound from the studio as possible. It's much like the current popularly-utilized Master Audio codec, so you should not hear much difference between the two. Like Stark's Jericho, this lossless track is let off the chain often, producing a rich, immersive experience. Explosions, gun fire, machines and Iron Man's various accoutrements come out crystal clear, but also play nice with dialogue and music. Each has its place in the film, along with surround track which wraps the listener in crowd noises, air base chatter, war room conversation, and press corps questions. Ramid Djawadi's high-flying soundtrack is terrific here, with a nice mix of symphonic pieces with rock anthems. It's a remarkable track and one of the best I've ever heard, considering the lossless audio was a new and misunderstood aspect of the Blu-ray experience.
Supplements - 5/5
Another extraordinary element of the home release for Iron Man was The Ultimate Edition, which offers one of the best sets of supplements I've ever seen. It's beyond thorough, providing the viewer an unprecedented look at the film-making process. Every element is on display here, and no one should power down their home theatre without digging deeper here. While there's no director's commentary, the Ultimate Edition features two 50GB BD's, which means lots and lots of features, and all in HD:
Blu-ray Disc 1:
Hall of Armor: A really incredible interactive of the four Iron Man suits. You can perform a 360 degree view of each suit and spotlight various pieces of each armor.
The Invincible Iron Man (49:00): This six-partner takes us through the evolution of Iron Man, from Stan Lee's early comics to current editor A slew of current artists, from Warren Ellis, Tom Brevoort, John Romita Jr and Gene Colan, to writer Gerry Conway. If you're looking for the definitive discussion of the character, look no further. It was interesting to learn about Iron Man's appeal among 60's women, as well as the emotional underpinnings of the character. The six parts are: "Origins" (8 minutes), "Friends & Foes" (4 minutes), "Definitive Iron Man" (5 minutes), "Demon in a Bottle" (2 minutes), "Extremis and Beyond" (26 minutes) and "Ultimate Iron Man" (4 minutes).
Deleted/Extended Scenes (24:00): This set of deleted scenes does not alter the outcome of the movie, but are still interesting to watch.
BD Live: Iron Man IQ
I Am Iron Man (108 minutes): This mammoth discussion takes the viewer through every aspect of the film's creation and is broken down into seven sections (The Journey Begins, The Suit that makes the Iron Man, The Walk of Destruction, Grounded In Reality, Beneath the Armor, It's All in the Details, and A Good Story, Well Told).
Wired: The Visual Effects of Iron Man (27:00): Favreau and a host of ILM and visual effects people are featured as they discuss every element of the film's special effects.
Robert Downey Jr. Screen Test (6:00): From the start, it's clear that Downey has Stark's character nailed down. The tests are fun to watch, and insightful into how the character changed
The Actor's Process (4:10): This scene rehearsal with Downey, Bridges, and Favreau is a fascinating featurette.
The Onion "Wildly Popular Iron Man Trailer to be Adapted into Full Length Film" (2:39): A really funny gag segment which pokes fun at the film.
Four Theatrical Trailers (2:30; 2:32; 2:00; 1:00)
Image Galleries: There's something like 90 still over 10 topics, including concept art which is sometimes as cool as the movie itself. A surprise and welcomed addition.
Much like their toy line, several versions of Iron Man are offered. Among the most rare is a Steelbook that quickly disappeared from shelves and appeared on eBay for ridiculous sums. The copy I reviewed includes an embossed slipcover but no interior artwork or artbook. In addition to the varied covers, fans have discovered "Easter eggs," special features which are unlocked by either find or pressing a series of buttons on your remote. From the main menu of Disc 1, scroll down to BD-LIVE and press the Right arrow on the remote. A schematic of Iron Man's hand will appear; press Enter to see a funny interview with Stan Lee and Robert Downey, Jr. at the red carpet premiere.
The Final Word – 4.5/5
Iron Man reintroduced me to comic books with its quick wit, incredible action scenes, and some of the best tips-of-the-hat ever placed on film (who can forget Cap's shield). The Blu-ray release is equally good, with a terrific transfer and some of the best supplements ever offered. Pick up this release, and enjoy it with the volume absolutely cranked up!
Posted by Matt Cummings at 10:22 AM
Labels: Gwyneth Paltrow, Iron Man, Iron Monger, Jeff Bridges, Jon Favreau, Nick Fury, Robert Downey Jr


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    { OC::ServiceType::InProc, ModeType::Client, nullptr };

    bool isRun = true;

    try
    {
        OCPlatform::Configure(config);
        OC_VERIFY(OCPlatform::start() == OC_STACK_OK);

        string resourceTypeName = "a.collection";

        OCPlatform::findResource("", requestURI.str(),
                                 CT_DEFAULT, &foundResource);

        //Non-intensive block until foundResource callback is called by OCPlatform
        //and onGet gets resource.
        //isResourceReady takes care of spurious wake-up

        std::unique_lock<std::mutex> lock(blocker);
        cv.wait(lock, isResourceReady);

        isReady = false;
        while (isRun)
        {
            int selectedMenu;

            cout << endl <<  "0 :: Quit 1 :: CREATE ACTIONSET 2 :: EXECUTE ACTION SET \n";
            cout << "3 :: GET ACTIONSET 4 :: DELETE ACTIONSET \n" << endl;

            cin >> selectedMenu;
            OCRepresentation rep;
            string actionsetDesc;

            switch(selectedMenu)
            {
                case 0:
                    isRun = false;
                    break;
                case 1:
                    actionsetDesc = buildActionSetDesc();
                    if(!actionsetDesc.empty())
                    {
                        cout << "ActionSet :: " << actionsetDesc << endl;
                        rep.setValue("ActionSet", actionsetDesc);
                    }
                    if (g_resource)
                    {
                        g_resource->put("a.collection", GROUP_INTERFACE, rep, QueryParamsMap(),
                        &onPut);
                    }
                    break;
                case 2:
                    rep.setValue(DO_ACTION, std::string("allbulboff"));
                    if (g_resource)
                    {
                        g_resource->post("a.collection", GROUP_INTERFACE, rep, QueryParamsMap(),
                                         &onPost);
                     }
                     break;
                case 3:
                    rep.setValue(GET_ACTIONSET, std::string("allbulboff"));
                    if (g_resource)
                    {
                        g_resource->post("a.collection", GROUP_INTERFACE, rep, QueryParamsMap(),
                                &onPost);
                    }
                    break;
                case 4:
                    rep.setValue("DelActionSet", std::string("allbulboff"));
                    if (g_resource)
                    {
                        g_resource->put("a.collection", GROUP_INTERFACE, rep, QueryParamsMap(),
                                &onPut);
                    }
                    break;
                default:
                    cout << "Invalid option" << endl;
                    break;
            }
        }
        OC_VERIFY(OCPlatform::stop() == OC_STACK_OK);
    }
    catch (OCException& e)
    {
        cout << e.what() << endl;
    }
    return 0;
}


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The Willows was a rugby league stadium in Weaste, Salford, England. It had a final capacity of 11,363 with 2,500 seats.

History
In 1900, Salford agreed a 14-year lease on  of land belonging to the Willows Estate Company, named after the abundance of willow trees in the area. They made their debut at the Willows on 21 December 1901, beating Swinton 2–0 in front of 16,981 fans.

In the 1960s, the terrace was flattened at the Willows Road end to make way for the Salford Football and Social Club which was officially opened on 16 June 1966.

The Willows switched on its floodlights for the first time in the match with Widnes on Friday 11 March 1966. On 26 November 1989, Salford unveiled a new £50,000 electronic scoreboard above the Willows Variety Centre.

Salford City Reds moved to the Salford City Stadium in Barton-upon-Irwell at the start of the 2012 season. The last match at the Willows saw them lose to the Catalans Dragons 18–44 in front of 10,146 fans, a record for a Salford City Reds home match in the Super League.

Redevelopment
In 2013, a proposal to redevelop the site for housing was put forward by City West Housing Trust.

Rugby League Test matches
List of international rugby league matches played at The Willows.

Rugby League Tour Matches
The Willows also saw Salford and the county team Lancashire play host to various international touring teams from 1908–1978.

References

External links
The Willows on Worldstadia.com
Directions to The Willows
Pictures of The Willows

Salford Red Devils
Defunct sports venues in Greater Manchester
Defunct rugby league venues in England
Rugby League World Cup stadiums
Sports venues in Salford
Demolished buildings and structures in Greater Manchester


Our next two games against Georgia and Vanderbilt will be on the SEC network. I rarely watch games on it but do have as part of my cable package. I expect that the announcers will know little about ASU and will spend time talking up the SEC teams. I will listen on the radio just wish it did not conflict with FB game as won't have Tim doing game. At least KD will be doing the color.


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Notifications under the Basel Convention: national definitions of hazardous wastes and restrictions on movements of wastes
The overarching objective of the Basel Convention is to protect human health and the environment against the adverse effects of hazardous wastes. Under the Basel Convention, Parties have specific obligations to transmit certain information to each other. This includes notifications of national definitions of hazardous wastes in addition to those listed in the annexes of the Convention; and decisions to restrict or prohibit imports and/or exports of hazardous or other wastes. The current leaflet provides information about these notifications in a concise manner.
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Status of National Reporting:
Status of national reporting submissions for the years 2007-2011
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It Pays To Be The Bad Girl! Paz De La Huerta Scores Lingerie Modeling Gig
Aug. 31 2011, Published 12:00 p.m. ET
By Leah Ornstein - Radar Style & Beauty Editor
Boardwalk Empire's hot mess, Paz de la Huerta, is the new muse of luxe lingerie line Agent Provocateur, RadarOnline.com has learned.
The actress, who recently plead guilty to harassment after an incident at an NYC bar with The City star Samantha Swetra, will be featured in a racy fall campaign, which includes a series of short films directed by Johan Renck as well as still shots, reports WWD.
In one of the first images released, de la Huerta, wearing lavender hued lingerie, exits a limo with her legs spread, with the caption: "Always remember your Agent Provocateurs".
"We always try and choose girls that are true Agent Provocateurs, and she definitely is AP through and through," Sarah Shotton, the brand's creative director told WWD.
"She's got an amazing body and she's naturally very, very sexy."
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Q: Change the value of multiple h1 & h2 elements with Vanilla JS I am looking to loop through and update the text within the  and  elements on the website. I have tried the below but it doesn't update the H1 tag.
document.getElementsByTagName("H1").innerHTML = "My New H1";

document.getElementsByTagName("H1")[0].innerHTML = "My New H1";

I also need to be able to get the number of  elements on the page and also loop through each of them and update them? How would you do this within Vanilla JS? It cannot use jQuery.

A: May be you have error in other code. This should work
document.getElementsByTagName("h1")[0].innerHTML = "My New H1";

You can also use querySelectorAll
document.querySelectorAll("h1")[0].innerHTML = "My New H1";

querySelectorAll and getElementsByTagName are not case-sensitive so it should work H1 and h1
For looping you can use (ES5):
var elems = document.querySelectorAll('h1');
if (elems.length) {
  for(var i=0; i<elems.length; i++){
    elems[i].innerHTML = 'text';
  }
}

A: In case you have more of one tag Hx, use for() to iterate through the collection.
var tagsh1 = document.querySelectorAll('h1');
for(var i=0; i<tagsh1.length; i++){
  tagsh1[i].innerHTML ='some text';
}

A: document.getElementsByTagName("H1")[0].innerHTML = "My New H1";

The above code should work on your first h1 tag node.
To loop through all the h1 elements, you could use forEach function.
var h1 = document.getElementsByTagName("h1");
h1.forEach((d,i)=>d.innerText = "New h1 text " + i);


We are always educated that human and animals are friends, and we should get along well with each other harmoniously. Nowadays, most young people like to keep pets, and they treat these lovely animals as their families. The relationship between men and animals are strong. Take the movie Hachi for example. Most people have seen this touching movie would be impressed by the dog's loyalty to his master. They just can't help tearing. This director is good at describing the animals. His new work will be soon brought to the screen and surely people will be touched again. In some places, people have the tradition to eat cats and dogs. It is so cruel. Protecting animals is everybody's duty. If someday they disappear, then the biological system will be broken and there is a great crisis for human being to survive.


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Arm TechCon, Santa Clara, California—October 24, 2017—IAR Systems®, the future-proof supplier of software tools and services for embedded development, enables companies worldwide to create high performance embedded applications with ensured code quality. No other tools vendor is able to offer the combined strengths of the widest device support, the best code optimizations and comprehensive debugging functionality, as well as integrated code analysis tools. For companies working with safety-critical applications, development tools certified for functional safety according to IEC 61508 and ISO 26262 is also available. In addition, the company provides extensive global customer service and technical support as well as technical training.
IAR Embedded Workbench® for Arm® offers a complete IDE with everything a developer needs in one single view. The included IAR C/C++ Compiler™ provides leading code optimizations technology, and is compliant with the latest C language standard ISO/IEC 9899:2011 and the latest C++ standard ISO/IEC 14882:2014. The easy-to-use, fully integrated tool C-STAT® enables thousands of developers worldwide to make static code analysis part of their daily workflow and ensure compliance with rules as defined by MISRA C:2012, MISRA C++:2008 and MISRA C:2004, as well as CWE and CERT C/C++. Also completely integrated in the IDE, C-RUN® performs runtime analysis by checking application execution directly within the development environment.
IAR Embedded Workbench for Arm incorporates the powerful C-SPY® Debugger with comprehensive debugging functionality such as full instruction trace enabled by Embedded Trace Macrocell (ETM), as well as Program Trace Macrocell (PTM) trace. It includes RTOS plugins and wide support for communication stacks and middleware.
"To ensure our tools stay ahead of the competition, we invest about 30 percent of our revenue in R&D," says Petter Edman, CTO, IAR Systems. "In addition to our outstanding technology, we can deliver the market's most comprehensive processor support by a wide margin. This is made possible by strong relationships and longstanding knowledge sharing with partners, and has enabled some of the world's largest corporations and thousands of small and mid-sized companies to standardize their development on our software. New core and device support is continuously being added, most recently with the Arm Cortex-R52 functional safety processor."
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The Buffalo Bisons (51-66) got three hits including a home run from Jake Elmore in defeating the Indianapolis Indians 3-1 on Wednesday. Elmore had a banner day while Shane Opitz was also 3/5 with a run. Rowdy Tellez was 2/4 and Roemon Fields was 1/3 with a double, a walk, two RBI and a stolen base. Dwight Smith Jr. and Mike Ohlman each went 1/4 with a walk.
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W: Jeff Beliveau (4-1)
S: Chris Smith (8)
HR: Jake Elmore (1)
The New Hampshire Fisher Cats (46-69) lost their second game 9-4 against the Akron RubberDucks despite a solid start from Ryan Borucki. Borucki allowed just four hits but two were home runs as he gave up four runs (three earned) with seven strikeouts and two walks over 5 1/3 innings. Dusty Isaacs was hit up for four more runs (three earned) over 1 2/3 innings and Andrew Case gave up a run on two hits in the eighth.
Anthony Alford was 2/4 with a double and a run while Tim Lopes was 2/3 with a triple, an RBI and a run.
L: Ryan Borucki (1-2)
The Dunedin Blue Jays (62-53) went a little bananas, taking advantage of five errors and beating the Daytona Tortugas 16-8. Bo Bichette was 2/6 with an RBI and two runs while Chris Coghlan was 2/3 with two doubles and an RBI. D.J. Davis had a monster game, going 3/4 with two walks, a double, a home run, four RBI, four runs and a stolen base. Jake Thomas also hit a home run, going 2/5 with a dinger and three RBI.
Jordan Romano was hit hard, allowing seven runs (six earned) on nine hits and two walks with two strikeouts in 2 1/3 innings. Adonys Cardona earned the win, giving up just a hit and striking out one in 1 2/3 innings. Alonzo Gonzalez walked one in two innings while Daniel Lietz allowed a run on two hits in two innings with two strikeouts. Jackson McClelland pitched a clean ninth.
W: Adonys Cardona (4-6)
HR: D.J. Davis (2), Jake Thomas (1)
The Lansing Lugnuts (56-55) had a scheduled off day.
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Jose Espada allowed two runs on four hits (including a home run ) and a walk with two strikeouts in three innings. Bobby Eveld got the win, allowing just a hit and striking out one in two innings. Yonardo Herdenez struck out four in three hitless innings, walking two and Brayden Bouchey struck out two in the ninth, giving up a hit.
W: Bobby Eveld (2-0)
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Alvaro Galindo was the starter and he allowed four runs on five hits and two walks with one strikeout over five innings. Joel Espinal allowed another three runs on five hits over three innings, striking out three. Ty Tice struck out the side in the ninth around a hit and a walk for the save.
W: Alvaro Galindo (2-3)
S: Ty Tice (8)
HR: McGregory Contreras (4)
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L: Felipe Castaneda (2-3)
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Emanuel Vizcaino was excellent in his start, throwing five innings and giving up just three hits and one run with one walk and seven strikeouts. Elixon Caballero got the save, tossing four one-hit innings, striking out one and walking one.
W: Emanuel Viczaino (1-3)
S: Elixon Caballero (7)
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Tonight all the children are really looking forward to the disco.