Hon. Norman S. Fletcher (Ret.) served as a Justice on the Georgia Supreme Court from 1990-2005, including a term as Presiding Justice from 1995-2001 and Chief Justice from 2001-2005. He retired from the Court on June 30, 2005. After retiring from the Georgia Supreme Court, Judge Fletcher joined Brinson, Askew, Berry, Seigler, Richardson & Davis as Of Counsel, bringing with him his 47 years of experience as a trial lawyer, counselor, city attorney, county attorney, and general practitioner.
His practice areas since leaving the Court include arbitration, mediation, appellate practice, expert witness, and civil trial practice.
While serving on the Court, he participated in over 26,000 decisions resulting in 5,000 published opinions. He authored over 800 published opinions. The subject matter of his published opinions includes: arbitration, class actions, contracts, corporate law, domestic relations/family law, employment contracts, environmental law, estates, insurance law, land use restrictions, libel, local government, maritime claims/admiralty, products liability, professional malpractice, title to land, torts, trusts, UCC, water rights, wills, and workers' compensation.
In private practice, Judge Fletcher accumulated extensive trial experience in the fields of contracts, construction, eminent domain, local government law, products liability, professional malpractice, public utilities, title to land, torts, and wills.
Fletcher has a distinguished record of service to the legal profession and the community.


Aims: Today the windbreak hedge is a dominant feature in the agricultural landscape. It allows water to be economized, it protects livestock from the wind, cold and sun, it improves the productivity of crops and shields them against heavy rain. It protects buildings and helps prevent soil erosion as well as encouraging wildlife and creating a better balance amongst the animals.
At a time when everyone is talking about pollution and climate change, the planting of a windbreak hedge is really a good gesture for the environment.
Effectiveness: A well thought out windbreak hedge has an effect that is 15 times its height. For example if it reaches 20m high then its beneficial impact is felt for a distance of 300 m!
1- Trees with a high canopy typified by a trunk without any branches for the first 4 or 5 metres followed by a clump of branches above. The clump provides the hedge with its high level protection. The trees used can reach upto 25m in height when fully grown.
2- Coppiced trees which have been cut very short in the second year and which will form a copse. These will give the hedge its protective qualities in its intermediary section.
3- Bushy shrubs ensure the resistance of the hedge at its base. They also provide cover and food for the animals and birds.
Adult height: Up to 25m.


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Expressive Syntactic Patterns in Sologub's Story "V Tolpe"
Karina Ross, Ohio Wesleyan University
The proposed paper focuses on the expressive abilities of syntactic iconicity as they assist the author in conveying the primary theme of a literary piece. Sologub's story "V tolpe" depicts the escalating fierceness of a crowd surrounding three children who venture to a local festivity. Depicted through the eyes of the children, the people surrounding them gradually develop into an amorphous death-defying mass that begins to pose grave danger for them. Eventually the crowd and its dynamic become the focus of Sologub's story. Simultaneously, the author shows the three young protagonists losing control over their surroundings and becoming increasingly vulnerable amidst the destructive multitude of people. The crowd becomes a character in its own right, which also possesses a spirit of its own, distinguished by blind viciousness and indifference to the sufferings it inflicts. The increasing chaos is mirrored in the impressionistic nature of Sologub's style, which is partially based on the story's unconventional and often idiosyncratic syntactic structure. The dynamic of the crowd is characterized by erratic motion within it, loss of control in the face of the unleashed destructive forces, and the atmosphere of violence spreading uncontrollably due to suppressed individual responsibility.
These characteristics are iconically mirrored in the syntax through verbal series and repetitions. The emphasis on verbal sequences, along with the omission of subjects in elliptical sentences, expresses the prominence of motion and the loss of consciousness within the crowd. This device is frequently combined with syntactic severance suggesting the impossibility of an analysis or comprehension of the unraveling events.
Repetitions of separate words, as well as partial sentence elements, serve to convey the spread of moods and emotions passing through the crowd. Turmoil and madness envelop everybody in the crowd passing from person to person and fusing them into one mass. Like verbal series, the effect produced by repetitions is reinforced by the employment of subjectless sentences designed to reinforce the impression of the crowd as a faceless entity, fully dominated by chaos.

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Let's Zumba!
May 1, 2019.
Sara could feel the beat before she saw the action.
She walked into a packed room with women of all shapes and sizes dancing to heart-thumping music. The instructor had an infectious energy and welcomed everyone to participate – even a nervous first-timer like Sara. It felt more like a dance party than a workout class!
Zumba is a Latin-inspired dance workout that's one of the most popular exercise classes in the world – and one of the most popular activities at our Youth Center in the Za'atari Refugee Camp.
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Mosab was diagnosed with autism as a child. He's smart and likes to learn, but he was having a lot of trouble fitting into his classroom.
Mosab is sensitive to sound and touch – which makes being in a crowded, noisy classroom really tough! He wasn't able to talk and play easily with his peers, which made him an easy target for bullying. And his teachers were always upset with him for "behaving badly."
Eventually, Mosab dropped out of school and his parents enrolled him in our alternative education program. But his challenges weren't over yet.
After his...MORE
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A New Beginning for Noor
Noor dreaded going to school. She woke up every morning with a pit in her stomach.
Her family didn't have a lot of money. And she was very shy, so she had trouble fitting in with the other girls. Noor didn't really have any friends. And to make matters worse – some of the older girls had been bullying her for months.
This painful rejection from her classmates sapped her energy and affected her grades tremendously. She became deeply depressed and eventually dropped out of school, which isolated her even more.
When we first met Noor at our alternative education...MORE
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The Creativity Fund Committee
At the startup of the Za'atari Refugee Camp in 2012 our answer to a single question made all the difference in our experience there for the next 6 years: Are refugees a problem or a solution? We chose the latter – refugees are people, like us, with solutions. They just don't live at their usual home anymore.
We (Jordanian staff and Syrian volunteers) dreamed up very ambitious plans for youth-led activities in a Youth Center (that we would have to build!) in Za'atari Refugee Camp – a place where everyone already knew resources were scarce. Impossible! Really?...MORE
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Second Chance For Hassan
Hassan lives in a rural farming community in Jordan. His dad died when he was young, so Hassan and his brothers dropped out of school to work on a local farm.
This was the only choice that stood between his family and starvation.
"I dropped out of school in the ninth grade because I cared more about providing for my family than going to school," said Hassan.
Hassan comes from a family of farmers...MORE
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Beyond Her A, B, C's
Every school day, Ala'a wakes up her younger sister Hurayah. Together they get ready and walk to our center in rural Jordan. Here these two teen girls have learned to read and write. They've discovered a passion for art and accessory making. They've gotten a second chance at an education – and a life beyond the four walls of their home.
When Ala'a was in first grade, she came home crying because she was being teased and bullied by other kids. She couldn't take the constant rejection and refused to go to school again.
She not only no longer went to school,...MORE
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Resolute Women are the Future
What is the role of women in conflict?
Hundreds of thousands of young men in Syria have died or have been forced to flee to avoid being drafted into a war they do not want to fight. Young women have stepped into the void and now make up over half of our team in Syria.
They're distributing clean water, rebuilding shelters, educating children, and growing into a force for peace. Young women are redefining what it means to be female on the front lines of war.
Read more about Resolute Women are the Future
Ghada
One of the accomplishments you can be most proud of supporting is the 30,000 women who are currently active in therapy groups organized by our Syria team in communities and shelters throughout the country.
Among those efforts is Hear My Heart, a therapy space for women to support one another that is led by trained facilitators. It is also a way for our staff to understand women's needs and worries so we can better serve them and their families.
Hear My Heart helps women and girls like 15-year-old Ghada, who fled Aleppo with her family more than two years...MORE
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When Sandra first arrived in Damascus two years ago, she barely spoke.
Sandra's parents are both missing. It was her grandmother who brought Sandra and her five siblings to Damascus, to escape fighting near the city of Homs.
When Sandra began attending programs at one of Questscope's shelters, staff there noticed her condition.
"Her grandmother explained to us that she suffered from a speech impediment, and her situation had deteriorated since her parents went missing because she did not receive the required care," one of our staff members at the shelter...MORE
Read more about Sandra
The Berlin Pilot Program
Refugees from Syria are seeking haven all over the world. Germany has taken in more than 300,000. Many are teens who came on their own. They have lost nearly everything that matters to them. Still they are eager to integrate.
They need help navigating a foreign land. They need help learning the language and finding a place to belong. To assist them, Questscope is launching a new pilot program in Berlin.
Read more about The Berlin Pilot Program


A common task for a developer when working with or building an application is implementing and interacting with APIs. In this post we will look at what an API is. We will then move onto creating our own .NET Core 2.0 Web API that implements a 3rd party Web API.


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CHELPIPE GROUP EQS-News: Andrey Komarov re-elected as Chairman of ChelPipe Group
EquityStory.RS, LLC-News: ChelPipe Group / Key word(s): Personnel
Andrey Komarov re-elected as Chairman of ChelPipe Group
02.03.2020 / 15:00 MSK
2 March 2020 PRESS RELEASE
PJSC "Chelyabinsk Pipe Plant" ("ChelPipe" or "the Company"), a leading Russian steel pipe producer and provider of integrated solutions to companies in the fuel and energy sector, today announces the results of the first meeting of the Board of Directors in its new composition on 28 February. Andrey Komarov was re-elected as Chairman of the Board of Directors, and also elected as Chairman of the Corporate Governance Committee. Both decisions were unanimously passed by the Board.
The new composition of the Board is as follows:
Andrey Komarov, Chairman of the Board of Directors of ChelPipe Group;
Alexander Fedorov, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Pervouralsk Pipe Plant;
Boris Kovalenkov, CEO of ChelPipe Group;
Dina Mikryukova, Director for Economic and Strategy Control of ChelPipe Group;
Vadim Makhov, Professor of Business Practice at Moscow School of Management SKOLKOVO (independent director);
Regina von Flemming, member of the Board of Directors of MTS PJSC (independent director);
Douglas Gardner, member of the Board of Directors and Chairman of the Audit Committee of Kaspi.kz and Managing Director of CAIGAN Capital (independent director).
The three independent directors will oversee three of the four Committees of the Board of Directors: Douglas Gardner will chair the Audit Committee, Regina von Flemming will chair the Nomination and Remuneration Committee, and Vadim Makhov will chair the Strategic Planning Committee.
In addition, Michael Ruckman, President and Managing Director of Senteo Inc. and an international authority on customer experience management and client-centric business transformations, has joined the Strategic Planning Committee.
During the meeting, the Board also reviewed ChelPipe Group's financial results for 2019, and approved the budget for 2020 and the Company's new organisational structure. The new structure has been developed by management in line with the vision for ChelPipe Group's strategic development, and is designed to support the implementation of key initiatives set out in the Company's five-year strategy.
Andrey Komarov, Chairman of the Board of Directors of ChelPipe Group, commented:
"ChelPipe Group is adopting best practices to improve its corporate governance: not only do independent members of the Board head three of the four Board Committees, but two Committees - the Audit Committee and the Nomination and Remuneration Committee - are entirely composed of independent directors. The new composition of the Board will help to support the strategic development priorities of ChelPipe Group, as well as to ensure effective management that will further promote the sustainable growth of the company and strengthen its investment case. I am confident that all members of the Board will continue to prioritise a balance of interests among our stakeholders, including customers, investors, shareholders, employees and society as a whole."
Andrey Komarov is a shareholder of ChelPipe Group, Co-Chairman of the Pipe Industry Development Fund, and Honorary Metallurgist of the Russian Federation. He is the main author of ChelPipe Group's METAllurgy corporate philosophy and the initiator of the Future of METAllurgy educational program, which has been recognised as a top personnel training program by the Russian Ministry of Education and Science, the Agency for Strategic Initiatives and the National Agency for Qualification Development. He is involved in numerous social and charitable activities in the regions where the Company operates.
ChelPipe Group
Head of ChelPipe Group's press service
Tatyana Cherepanova
+7 495 775-35-55 ext. 44 89
T.Cherepanova@chelpipe.ru
Denis Denisov
denisov@em-comms.com
About ChelPipe Group
ChelPipe Group is one of the 10 largest pipe manufacturers in the world. The company produces about 2 million tonnes of pipe products per year, selling 64% of its production in Russia and exporting the remaining 36% to 52 countries around the world (according to 2019 results).
The Group stands out among Russian players thanks to its production range and highly diversified client portfolio. The company produced 18% of all pipes manufactured by Russian companies in 2019. Its market share for large-diameter pipes and oil country tubular goods, both high-margin sectors, was 31% and 19%, respectively.
ChelPipe Group comprises iron and steel plants such as Chelyabinsk Pipe Plant, Pervouralsk Pipe Plant, a complex of warehouses supplying the Group's pipe products to Russian regions, a company specialising in sourcing and processing of scrap metal (META), facilities producing pipeline equipment (SOT, ETERNO, MSA (Czech Republic)), and the Rimera Group responsible for oilfield services.
Thanks to the use of safe technologies and materials, ChelPipe Group's modernised enterprises have a minimal environmental impact and produce environmentally friendly products. The company supports social projects and provides conditions that allow its employees to enjoy a healthy lifestyle.
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5, Lesnaya St., Bld. V
125047 Moskow
E-mail: info@chelpipe.ru
Internet: https://chelpipegroup.com
ISIN: XS2010044548, US16325LAA52
Listed: Foreign Exchange(s) Moscow
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Q: For better battery backup whether we have to start charge the laptop when battery about to drain? I  recently purchased a laptop ,I have  get suggestions from so many people that we should start charging laptop when battery is about to drain and the reason I am getting is battery will last for years if i do that. Is it true.?

A: Lithium Ion batteries much appreciate a full cycle - drain to the last drop then fully recharge, as the predicted life-time is a function of this state.
This practice might work for a few select applications such as cell phones, but in laptops the typical usage is actually works AGAINST this battery chemistry (as soon as you plug in the battery starts to charge!)
I would not worry about how long the battery is functional - I would more worry about if there is a replacement. For about two decades now I buy, and I recommend all my friends and family to buy, laptops alongside with one maximum-capacity replacement battery. The battery-replacement business seems to have improved over the years, but I still like to have one installed in the laptop, and I carry the other ready to be charged.
If this is a new laptop you bought, and you are able to afford it you probably should buy one extra battery as well.

A: If You notice Battery would get drain once it reached 5-10% level  since it would be discharging some amount even it is not connected to the laptop or if the laptop is  turn off so  it is not proper to wait until it get drained completely.
The reason is that if the battery is unused for months without any charge then it would lose the ability to store charge.

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Oscar Awards 2016- Inspiring Quotes From This Years Acceptance Speeches, Hollywood Second Screen.
Top Rated Movies and Most Popular Movies, New Hollywood Princess Movies, Oscar Awards 2016- Inspiring Quotes From This Years Acceptance Speeches.
Hollywood Movies Interview 1964 2018 Movies List and Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is an American media franchise and shared universe that is centered on a series of superhero films, independently produced by Marvel Studios and based on characters that appear in American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The franchise has expanded to include comic books, short films, television series, and digital series. The shared universe, much like the original Marvel Universe in comic books, was established by crossing over common plot elements, settings, cast, and characters. Phil Coulson, portrayed by Clark Gregg, is an original character to the MCU and the only character to appear across all the different media of the MCU.
Oscar speeches are always full of emotion and wisdom that inspires and this year was no different. So, here goes.
Hollywood Latest Film Awards, Hollywood Movies Official Interview, Oscar Awards 2016- Inspiring Quotes From This Years Acceptance Speeches.
Walter Elias Hollywood was an American entrepreneur, animator, voice actor and film producer. A pioneer of the American animation industry, he introduced several developments in the production of cartoons. New Hollywood Movies 2017, Oscar Awards 2016- Inspiring Quotes From This Years Acceptance Speeches.


The Nursing Site Blog: How will the Results of the Presidential Election Affect Workers in the Allied Health Fields?
How will the Results of the Presidential Election Affect Workers in the Allied Health Fields?
Barack Obama's victory in the U.S. presidential election makes it very difficult for the Republicans to eliminate or make significant adjustments to the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare. The Affordable Care Act is scheduled to be fully implemented in 2014. So how will it affect allied health care jobs? There are a variety of thoughts on the issue. According to a recent report from the Auburn Citizen in New York, U.S. Representative Anne Marie Buerkle believes a recent decision of a local hospital to lay off 25 workers can be directly attributed to the reduced Medicare reimbursements caused by the Affordable Care Act.
Other experts believe Medicare payment reductions caused by Obamacare won't have a huge affect on allied healthcare workers because those laid off will have job opportunities at other healthcare facilities. This is due to the demand for healthcare from the more than 32 million new people entering the healthcare system due to the Affordable Care Act.
According to the Georgetown Report produced by the Georgetown University Center on Education and the Workforce, healthcare providers throughout the United States will need 5.6 million more trained employees between 2010 and 2020 to take care of the increased workload as the population gets older. The report forecasts this strong demand even if Obamacare gets defeated or reduced. According to the report, 80 percent of the expected 5.6 million new healthcare jobs will require post-secondary education.
Demand is expected to increase in a variety of healthcare fields such as nursing, medical assisting, health-practitioner technology, physical therapy, occupational therapy, diagnostic technology, and medical records administration, among others. There is already a huge shortage of lab techs in the United States, and the additional 32 million people with insurance in 2014 will also increase the demand for pharmacy technicians.
Some experts believe that the Affordable Care Act will create thousands of nursing and therapist jobs; hospitals and healthcare employers will use a mix of permanent and temporary RNs and therapists. Some experts believe that nurses will be more involved in preventive medicine practices in the future. Pete Ferguson, senior vice president for health and life sciences at Yoh Services, a staffing company, stated, "With the increase in demand for NPs, there will be further demand to backfill for RNs."
Because the Affordable Care Act places an emphasis on primary care, more lab tests and other prevention screenings will be needed, which increases the demand for diagnostic technicians along with other related healthcare occupations.
Some experts believe that the overall demand for workers in the allied healthcare fields may not be as large as others are predicting, mainly due to the fact that Medicare already covers just about everyone 65 years of age and older. A lot of the people receiving healthcare coverage for the first time because of the implementation of Obamacare are younger people who typically don't require as many healthcare services as senior citizens. Charles Roehrig, director of the Altarum Center for Studying Health Spending, stated, "Uninsured Americans already receive about 50 percent of the care they will receive when insured." Roehrig believes that there will be about a three percent increase in provided healthcare. Also, due to younger people requiring more ambulatory care, outpatient services will have the greatest increase in demand.
The impact of the Affordable Care Act is still a little murky due to uncertainties and the complexity of the law, however the demand for allied healthcare workers should grow even without it.
Brian Jenkins writes about physical therapy assisting careers, as well as other career fields in allied health, for the Riley Guide.


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The Smashing Pumpkins announce metro Detroit tour stop
Posted By Mike Dionne on Mon, Mar 4, 2019 at 3:59 PM
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The Smashing Pumpkins have announced a tour with Noel Gallagher's High Flying Birds will make a stop in metro Detroit on August 14.
The Smashing Pumpkins frontman Billy Corgan recently made Detroit headlines when he was reunited with his stolen guitar after 27 years. Last month, a woman in Flushing, Michigan returned Billy Corgan's "lost love," — a Fender Stratocaster used to record the Smashing Pumpkins' debut album Gish — which was stolen from St. Andrew's Hall in 1992.
This summer, the band will be playing at DTE Energy Music Theatre — not St. Andrew's Hall. (How cool would that be though?)
The Smashing Pumpkins' "Shiny and Oh So Bright Tour" came to Little Caesars Arena last summer, marking the return of original guitarist James Iha and drummer Jimmy Chamberlain. The only original member left out of the reunion was bass guitarist D'arcy Wretzky who maintains that Corgan "has always been insufferable." The tour forecasted the release of the Smashing Pumpkins latest record, Shiny and Oh So Bright, Vol.1 / LP: No Past. No Future. No Sun.
Noel Gallagher, of Oasis fame, brings his High Flying Birds band to join the fun. Their last release, 2017's Who Built the Moon?, also featured some band member reunions as Oasis guitarist Gem Archer and drummer Chris Sharrock joined the band.
Special guests AFI will open the show with the punk-turned-synthwave sounds from their December 2018 EP, The Missing Man.
Tickets start at $39.50 with a limited number of $118 four-packs. They go on sale Friday, March 8 at 10 a.m. and can be purchased at 313presents.com, livenation.com, ticketmaster.com or the Little Caesars Arena box office.
Mike Dionne is an editorial intern for Metro Times.
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They have reared you from a little bundling that they brought home from the hospital all the way into the full-grown men or women that you are now. You owe so much to your parents, so it is no wonder that you start worrying about them as they develop various health issues as they grow older. Old age is not bad in itself, as many seniors have learned to enjoy it but only after they have dealt with all the health problems previously bothering them. If your parent or parents are not letting their motivation levels drop, you should do your best to actively help to protect them. You are everything but powerless, as there are several steps you can take to ease old age for your loving parent.
Although the saying that people who reach old age seem to act more like children than adults is said as a joke, there is some truth to it. As they grow older, your parent's mind will become less sharp and they will be less likely to make important decisions in a timely manner. As a good son or a daughter, you should step in and help them deal with responsibility by sharing it.
Perhaps the house they live in right now needs to be sold after they move to the retirement home. This involves a lot of legal issues and dealing with real estate agencies, which generates a lot of stress the elderly find difficult to deal with. Sit down with them and explain that it would be much better if you were in charge of the entire sale, so they would be able to enjoy their retirement days without the unnecessary hassle.
Another important issue that children of aging parents have to worry about is visitation time. If you are present in the house too often, then you are bound to engage in frequent confrontations which is something you definitely want to avoid. On the other side, if you visit not often enough, you will be kept out the family affairs and grow distant from your parent, failing to realize what their wishes are and in which way you can help them. We would like to say that once a week or once a month is enough to visit your aging parent in order to establish the best possible rapport but this is really an individual issue. You know your parent the best, so choose the optimal visitation time based on your previous experience.
If you are unable to visit at all for some reason, then you can hire a person to tend to your parent. Such home care services are quite common in urban areas, so you won't have difficulties finding the individual suited for the job. They can clean the house, run errands, get groceries, and prepare food, which are all task your aging parent is struggling with. If things are really bad, then that person can even move in your family home to be able to help your parent 24/7.
Does my parent need a medical alarm?
One of the consequences of you not being there all the time or simply living in another part of the house is the fact that you are not there to help your parent 24/7. It is highly questionable if they know how to properly use modern communication channels, such as the Internet and smartphones, so it is always good to have an extra way in which they can tell you something is wrong.
Medical alarms come in the form of a pendant and they are fairly simple in design, which means that even an aging person will have no trouble using them. Check with your local medical alarms supplier for additional features such as a fall detector, LED lights, an SOS hotkey, waterproofness, and an emergency GPS locator. The latter function is extremely useful if your parent has Alzheimer's disease and they wander off from the family home. With the help of a GPS locator, you will be able to find them quicker, without alarming the authorities. You can never be too safe when it comes to the safety of your parent.
When it comes to determining exactly when does your parent require help, you can use their mood as an indicator. If their personality suddenly changes and they become easily irritable, then you can be sure that old age is starting to take its toll. This is the time they need you the most by their side, as they struggle to keep their old habits.
Another good indicator that something is wrong are their friends and social activities. If you notice they've stopped talking about Aunt Edna or Joe from next door, then they are probably making themselves lonely. This should not be the case, as seniors have to socialize with their peers for reasons of mental health and they need to stay active physically, at least to the extent they were before.
Once you notice that your parent is having health issues, a change needs to occur inside your head. Your entire life your parents were the ones who took care of you, even when you moved out of the family home. Because of this constant care, you felt safe but now is the time to repay the favor. The child-parent roles have to become reversed and you have to start taking care of your former caregivers. This is a weird twist of destiny but it is a test of your maturity as well. All the love you feel towards your parent now needs to go into their safety and medical treatments. Love will no longer be expressed by a single "I love you" phrase, but through constant care for your parent's wellbeing.
The older your parent gets, the more active should you be in helping them. They might fight it at first, but once they realize that everything you do for them is in their best interest and that it is steeped in love, they will reciprocate that love.


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package workbench.gui.actions;

import java.awt.event.ActionEvent;

import workbench.resource.ResourceMgr;

import workbench.gui.sql.SqlPanel;

/**
 * Select the messages panel of the SqlPanel
 * @author Thomas Kellerer
 */
public class ViewMessageLogAction
	extends WbAction
{
	private SqlPanel panel;

	/**
	 * Creates a new instance of ViewMessageLogAction
	 */
	public ViewMessageLogAction(SqlPanel p)
	{
		super();
		this.panel = p;
		this.initMenuDefinition("MnuTxtSelectMsgLog");
		this.setMenuItemName(ResourceMgr.MNU_TXT_VIEW);
	}

	@Override
	public void executeAction(ActionEvent e)
	{
		panel.showLogPanel();
	}

}

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One of my passions is to be a trainer. Sharing knowledge, meeting new people, be continuously challenged, it fuels my brain, and I'm always learning something new. I'm creating a new training for software development teams, and one of the components is a MySQL database. Also, I'm using a public cloud provider (in this case AWS), and Xebia provides accounts to cover training, workshops and our own experiments.
All the application and infrastructure definition (code) is in GitLab. It gives a central place with source code and CI/CD. And I can automate everything! 🙂 The stack is not up and running 24/7, and I do not like to repeat myself executing the scripts manually (in the end I'm only human, and I will fail in the script execution). Thus, I have a pipeline to validate and lint the CloudFormation templates, build the app and run the tests, deploy the CloudFormation template, deploy the database and finally deploy the app. Pretty standard nowadays.
To deploy the database, I decided to use Flyway. It offers supports to different database technologies, and the Community version (free) has an interesting range of features, the features that I need to deploy the database. It also packs the Flyway CLI in a Docker image, which is precisely what I need for my GitLab pipeline.
Great! I can use the Docker image in my pipeline. My pipeline is multi-stage, and in each stage, I use different Docker images, with the tools needed for that particular stage. Separation of concerns, right?
The connection is not secure! That is not acceptable.
Looking to the MySQL documentation, it is possible to explicitly indicate to use SSL in the connection. The Flyway URL will look like this: jdbc:mysql://awesome.url:3306/myDatabase?autoReconnect=true&useSSL=true. We can deploy it!
Hmmm… That is strange. Let's take a step back. If I'm using SSL, it needs to use a certificate. But the container is not aware of it. Time to use the Google skills, and looking for the documentation on how to connect to a MySQL RDS instance using SSL. AWS provides it. They have a certificate that can be used to authenticate with the service.
As we can see, the certificate is downloaded, and using the keytool it is added to the certificate store. The environment variable JAVA_ARGS is updated to use the certificate store.
NOTE: as you can see it needs a password for the certificate store. For this post, I'm using an argument for the Dockerfile, using the secure environment variables from GitLab. However, it is out of scope for this post how to rotate and manage the secrets! You can use a parameter store from a public cloud provider, or software such as Hashicorp Vault. Out there are good articles on how to do it!
Thank you for the very useful post. Can you share on how we can specify path to the sql folder in the source repository.
Hi, you can follow the Flyway conventions, or if you have an different path, use the Flyway configuration file.


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Professor Jeffrey A. Meyer's important study observes that debates about extraterritoriality are likely to turn to common law causes of action, particularly as plaintiffs turn to these options in the wake of Kiobel. The thrust of Meyer's article is a concern that future courts may consider applying the presumption against extraterritoriality to common law claims, an outcome Meyer believes is unwarranted. On Meyer's account, courts apply the presumption to statutes to avoid the "intrusion on the coequal regulatory authority of foreign sovereign states." Meyer argues that several features of common law justify insulating it from the presumption: common law is "common" in its universal content, "commoner" in its bottom-up origins, and "constrained" in its development.
Meyer's article raises appropriate concern over an under-studied issue. Recognizing that a focus on statutory interpretation has obscured the relevance of common law to many debates about extraterritoriality, Meyer rightly focuses on post-Kiobel (and post-Morrison) state law claims. He also points out that conflict of laws has a role in these cases alongside the presumption against extraterritoriality. Meyer's account is insufficient, however, when it comes to the comparison between common law and statutory law, and more importantly when it comes to the normative consequences of those comparisons for extraterritoriality. Meyer acknowledges many potential virtues of common law, but he does not consider judicial lawmaking in comparison to the legislative alternative. Even if Meyer is correct in his praise of common law, his analysis does not establish that all common law causes of action deserve extraterritorial treatment (subject to choice of law) while statutory ones do not. A review of Meyer's three features of common law—that it is "common," "commoner" and "constrained"—reveals why these comparative institutional considerations are necessary for a complete picture of extraterritoriality, and indeed present perhaps the best hope for achieving Meyer's goals of consistency, access to justice in U.S. courts, and regulatory harmony between co-equal sovereigns.
Our comments in this essay are agnostic on the prescriptive reach of U.S. law—we take no position here on the merits of territoriality, universality, and all options in between. Instead, our question is whether judge-made common law should receive systematically different (indeed, more expansive) treatment than its statutory analog. By reviewing Meyer's three features of common law, we hope to question the distinction with statutory law and call for further research on extraterritorial lawmaking across institutions.
Meyer's first claim is that the common law is more "common" than statutes in that it draws from principles that transcend geographic boundaries. Applying truly "common" laws extraterritorially should not create conflicts with foreign sovereigns or subject defendants to unfair surprise. Therefore, Meyer attempts to introduce a qualified measure of certainty by arguing that courts should apply a presumption of worldwide applicability to common law (subject to choice-of-law rules) because common law is common.
As an empirical matter, it is possible that there is greater worldwide commonality among common law sources than statutory sources. But whether common law causes of action are more "common" on average than statutory ones is beside the point. The potential harms to international relations or due process do not arise from a lack of universality in general but from the lack of universality in specific cases. Why, then, would we look to average levels of universality instead of asking whether in a given case the cause of action is universal, or to use Meyer's vocabulary, whether it accords with the law of the co-equal state also possessing jurisdiction and a regulatory interest?
Brainerd Currie's approach to conflict of laws highlights the shortcomings of Meyer's "common law as common" approach. In Currie's analysis, situations in which the laws of both states would produce the same outcome are a type of "false conflict," in which courts need not resolve conflicting instructions. On the other hand, Currie honed in on "true conflicts," in which two sets of laws point in different directions. True conflicts thus present the more challenging task for courts. What does Currie's analysis tell us here? First, both true and false conflicts can arise between two statutes, two common law sources, or a mix. The true-false distinction does not turn on whether the state has a common law or statutory rule for battery, for example, but instead looks to see if the two states with interests in the case have the same rule in substance. Meyer's claim that "common law is common" is thus less precise at identifying commonality than a case-by-case analysis.
Second, by separating true and false conflicts, we can think more clearly about Meyer's recommendations. For the type of false conflicts described above, Meyer's concern about a presumption against extraterritoriality is misplaced, because no matter which law applies, the outcome is the same. For true conflicts, which may arise from common law or statutory sources, Meyer's account simply does not help with the admittedly difficult task of resolving conflicting instructions. That is, of course, unless Meyer can establish that common law has an advantage over statutory law independent of the degree of commonality.
Meyer's second and third arguments seek to explain why common law might be normatively preferable to statutory law overall. Both of these claims overstate the distinction between common law and statutes, and neither establishes that common law presumptively should reach extraterritorially and statutes should not.
Meyer claims that the common law is "commoner" in that it derives from the experience of common people, not legislatures, and therefore does not represent a "top-down" legislative intent prone to clashes with co-equal sovereigns. Rather, he suggests that "common law originates bottom-up from long-established customs and practices of people, including from lawyers and judges as participants in iterative dispute resolution processes." But this view of common law is unrealistic. Meyer understates the elite and top-down nature of judges as common law makers. Further, paralleling our comments above, even if Meyer is correct on average, there is no reason to believe that every common law cause of action is more organic and long established than every statutory claim. To repeat an earlier example, it is hard to believe that a state's choice to codify common law battery makes it less "commoner" than the common law rule.
Meyer also suggests that we should tolerate extraterritorial common law because common law is constrained by its development from the retrospective resolution of individual disputes. One could argue that in the abstract, "[c]ourts must resolve the dispute before them and need not declare principles," while "[l]egislatures must declare general principles and do not generally resolve single disputes." But this description overstates the distinction. Judges articulate common law rules not only with respect to local disputes, but also with future disputes in mind, and it is not at all clear that every common law solution is necessarily more constrained than its statutory counterpart.
More importantly, even if Meyer is correct that common law is "commoner" and "constrained," Meyer does not explain why, on the particular question of a law's geographic reach, we should believe that judge-made common law necessarily deserves greater breadth than statutory law. Institutionally, there are reasons to believe that legislators, rather than judges, are better placed to assess the proper reach of substantive law. A full account of extraterritorial policy-making must consider accountability, legitimacy, democracy, and expertise, all of which conceivably augur in favor of legislative rather than judge-made law. Meyer may be right to suggest that common law rules arise in response to specific disputes, but this characteristic could be more of a bug than a feature if it is more difficult for judges to account for interests outside of the instant dispute—such as sovereign equality, predictability, and notice—that motivate the rules of prescriptive jurisdiction. Meyer also argues that "it is most reasonable to presume the intent of legislators only to regulate activity that corresponds to their territorial zone of authority." But why would we think that legislators, who are responsible for external as well as internal relations, are more territorially focused than judges resolving a series of individual disputes? Meyer may be correct to say that common law likely would not offend co-equal sovereigns, but none of his analysis establishes that the risk of offense is less in the judiciary than in the legislature, and certainly he does not show that this difference would exist so routinely as to justify a blanket rule.
Meyer has drawn attention to a pressing area for further discussion—the extraterritorial reach of common law causes of action. By focusing too narrowly on the features of common law, however, Meyer's account fails to consider the comparative institutional strengths of judges and legislators. The question Meyer should ask, then, is whether judges or legislators are more likely to achieve his goal of remedying extraterritorial infringements of universal rights without offending the dignity of co-equal sovereigns. As demonstrated above, Meyer's labels of "common," "commoner," and "constrained" do not in themselves establish that judges win this comparative institutional contest. Indeed, the political branches have some advantages too—accountability, legitimacy, and a broader perspective on social welfare as opposed to a focus on individual disputes.
Further research should explore how the branches can work together on extraterritorial policy. The presumption against extraterritoriality is a judicial tool to (depending on whom you ask) predict and/or constrain legislative preference. And legislatures can overrule judicially created rules. How, then, should a system be calibrated to take advantage of the different strengths of the branches? Should courts take some of the lawmaking reigns from legislatures, or should legislatures preempt more common law in areas that likely have extraterritorial implications? Should legislatures write default rules of interpretation, or is this task better left to the judicial branch?
A further question is how prescriptive jurisdiction (either for statutes or common law) fits with other doctrines that protect due process and avoid clashes with co-equal sovereigns. Prescriptive jurisdiction is just one of the many levers that courts can pull to promote these interests. Personal jurisdiction reflects similar concerns, and it may protect defendants from foreign procedures and remedies. In a world of concurrent jurisdiction, venue also might be an important tool of judicial equilibration—allocating cases among courts when multiple states have the authority to prescribe rules and adjudicate disputes. Ignoring the interrelationships among these doctrines can lead courts to overreact to problematic cases rather than narrowly tailor their solutions.
In sum, we believe that a categorical distinction between common law and statutes for deciding extraterritorial application of U.S. law may not serve the relevant policy interests. Instead, a more fine-grained assessment of the substantive law, the strengths of the branches and their interrelationships, and other avenues to regulate international lawmaking is required to map out a regime for extraterritoriality in all of its forms.
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* Public Law Fellow, University of Chicago Law School.
** J.D. candidate, University of Chicago Law School, 2015.
. 561 U.S. 247, 130 S. Ct. 2869, 2881 (2010).
. 133 S. Ct. 1659, 1669 (2013).
. See Morrison, 130 S. Ct. at 2881; Kiobel, 133 S. Ct. at 1669.
. For an excellent series of papers on these issues, see Symposium, Human Rights Litigation in States Courts and Under State Law, 3 U.C. Irvine L. Rev. 1 (2013).
. Jeffrey A. Meyer, Extraterritorial Common Law: Does the Common Law Apply Abroad?, 102 Geo. L.J. 301, 314 (2014).
. It would be a different story if Meyer took as given a presumption against extraterritoriality for statutes and expressly tried to prevent a similar fate for common law. But this does not seem to be his purpose in comparing common law to statutory law. See, e.g., id. at 335 (asserting that "general differences between the common law and statutes suggest . . . that common law sometimes has (and should have) a broader geographical reach than statutory law").
. As Katherine Florey has explained, due process and interstate harmony exhibit a "basic unity," and thus courts should not "separat[e] the constitutional treatment of state courts' choice-of-law decisions from that of extraterritorial state regulation." Katherine Florey, State Courts, State Territory, State Power: Reflections on the Extraterritoriality Principle in Choice of Law and Legislation, 84 Notre Dame L. Rev. 1057, 1134 (2009).
. Prescriptive (or legislative) jurisdiction is defined as power "to make its law applicable to the activities, relations, or status of persons, or the interests of persons in things, whether by legislation, by executive act or order, by administrative rule or regulation, or by determination of a court." Restatement (Third) of Foreign Relations Law § 401(a) (1987). Here we are dealing with the related issue of the prescriptive reach of a law, not the inherent authority of the lawmaker to regulate.
. Meyer's analysis implies that state statutes are subject to the presumption against extraterritoriality and common law causes of action receive choice of law analysis. In fact, state laws (common law or statutory) typically receive choice-of-law analysis, while federal courts apply only the presumption to federal statutes. See generally Caleb Nelson, State and Federal Models of the Interaction Between Statutes and Unwritten Law, 80 U. Chi. L. Rev. 657 (2013). At any rate, our critique turns on the branch that makes the law (judges versus legislatures), not whether the law would be subject to choice-of-law analysis.
. Meyer, supra note 5, at 336–40.
. For example, Meyer suggests that "[t]he common law of torts protects many rights that are so basic—for example, a right to be free from arbitrary physical violence and imprisonment—that it is reasonable absent contrary evidence to presume that the same protections apply in foreign lands." Meyer, supra note 5, at 337. Anthony Colangelo makes a similar argument for his "unified approach," in which the presumption against extraterritoriality should never apply when the underlying source of the law is international law (that should apply everywhere). See generally Anthony J. Colangelo, A Unified Approach to Extraterritoriality, 97 Va. L. Rev. 1019 (2011).
. More precisely, Meyer acknowledges that modern choice-of-law rules, in their design and application, exhibit a preference for forum law. He worries about the marginal group of cases to which forum law would apply under conflict-of-laws analysis, but for which the presumption against extraterritoriality would defeat the application of forum law. Meyer, supra note 5, at 305.
. Were we to accept that a generalizable distinction should apply, it may be that other distinctions would serve Meyer better. For example, perhaps private law is typically more universal than public law. This distinction would lump common law and statutory battery together but treat separately several of the examples Meyer cites: federal labor law, Civil Rights Act employment provisions, federal criminal law, and securities law. Meyer, supra note 5, at 311–12. Or perhaps we should assess the cause of action's relationship to common law independent of its current form, thus including statutory codifications of common law norms with other common law causes of action. Still another approach would differentiate cases by type. For example, one of us has suggested different presumptions for criminal, civil, and administrative cases. See generally Zachary D. Clopton, Replacing the Presumption Against Extraterritoriality, 94 B.U. L. Rev. 1 (2014).
. See generally Brainerd Currie, Selected Essays on the Conflict of Law 107–10 (1963).
. See Meyer, supra note 5, at 340.
. Meyer acknowledges that judge-made common law exists by and through governmental authority, yet he maintains that common law nonetheless "arises organically from people's relationships and that it functions apart from territorially deterministic concerns." Meyer, supra note 5, at 342. For a discussion of the breakdown of Blackstone's "oracular" model of common law, see William R. Casto, The Erie Doctrine and the Structure of Constitutional Revolutions, 62 Tul. L. Rev. 907, 912–14 (1988).
. Meyer, supra note 5, at 342–49.
. Jeffrey J. Rachlinski, Bottom-Up Versus Top-Down Lawmaking, 73 U. Chi. L. Rev. 933, 937 (2006).
. Meyer, supra note 5, at 340.
. This observation applies to judicially created substantive rules as well as judicially created rules of interpretation, provided that the rule does not have constitutional origins.
. One of us has explored the possibility of Congress writing an interpretative statute for extraterritoriality. Zachary D. Clopton, Extraterritoriality and Extranationality: A Comparative Study, 23 Duke J. Comp. & Int'l L. 217, 258–60 (2013) (discussing this proposal in light of interpretation acts in Canada and Australia).
. See Stephen B. Burbank, Jurisdictional Equilibration, the Proposed Hague Convention and Progress in National Law, 49 Am. J. Comp. L. 203, 205 (2001) (coining the term "jurisdictional equilibration" to describe lis pendens, antisuit injunctions and forum non conveniens).
. It is not clear, for example, that a decision about the substantive scope of ATS causes of action in Kiobel responded to the Court's concerns as well as decisions on personal jurisdiction or forum non conveniens would have.


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The reason for why bone broth is so healing for the digestive tract goes back to collagen, which creates jelly when it's prepared down also additionally. Collagen and also jelly are not just rich in amino acids that decrease swelling in the GI system-- such as glutamine-- they also have the one-of-a-kind ability to "secure and heal" holes in the gut lining, which can create a problem called leaking digestive tract syndrome.
Although study is in the onset, there's evidence to show that dripping digestive tract is the main underlying reason for digestive conditions. It's likewise a contributor to autoimmune diseases, clinical depression, mind fog, anxiousness, allergic reactions, dermatitis, acne, as well as persistent reduced energy. Worst of all, dripping intestine can be quiet and also show no symptoms in the beginning. It's also believed to affect over 70% of the populace.
Bone broth is suggested on unique gut recovery diet plans and methods, like the SPACES diet, the SCD diet plan, and the Reduced FODMAP diet.
Whether it's an injury, joint inflammation, or aching muscular tissues, there's no much better way to nurture your bones and also joints than by eating more of the nutrients currently located within them, consisting of hyaluronic acid, glucosamine, chondroitin, calcium, and magnesium. Bone broth is loaded with every one of these nutrients, plus a number of amino acids that help in reducing joint discomfort and inflammation, like glycine and proline. It's for these reasons that bone broth is becoming a go-to recovery drink among professional athletes.
A fun truth: Kettle and Fire Bone Broth was birthed because our co-founder, Nick, tore his ACL playing football as well as required a top quality bone broth to assist speed up his recuperation time. (You can learn more on that particular below.).
Adhering to a bone broth diet is excellent for sustainable weight reduction. A bone broth diet plan involves eating Paleo for 5 days and fasting for 2. Throughout this time frame you'll consume alcohol bone broth frequently with a boost in usage on the fasting days.
The mix of intermittent fasting as well as bone broth speeds up weight reduction with burning fat a lot more successfully and also restricting calorie consumption. When doing the diet regimen, we additionally discovered a reduction in cellulite.
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Also if you had never ever become aware of bone broth in the past, you have actually most likely become aware of collagen, many thanks to the beauty industry.
Many anti-aging skincare lines add collagen to their face creams, moisturizers, and lotions (and also market them for a pretty penny). Yet what lots of people do not recognize is that collagen particles are too big to be taken in through the skin, which means these creams can not give much in the way of results.
The good news is that collagen can be absorbed with your digestive system. And because there's a straight web link in between the intestine and the skin, adding bone broth to your diet is mosting likely to have a far more powerful and long lasting impact on the general look and wellness of your skin.
Allow's not forget about hair and also nails, which are comprised of healthy proteins like collagen. Collagen assists strengthen nails, and also motivates hair to expand in thicker, quicker, and also take on a healthy luster. (Remember this for the next time you get a negative hairstyle!).
Deep, restful sleep is something we can all utilize a bit more of. As a matter of fact, stats show the average person obtains much less than 7 hrs of sleep per night, so it's important to do everything you can to make those hours count.
Bone broth is rich in glycine, an anti-inflammatory amino acid that deals with the Central Nerve System (CNS). When taken prior to bed as a supplement, researches show glycine can boost sleep quality and decrease daytime sleepiness. It's much more efficient when coupled with other sleep-supportive nutrients, like calcium as well as magnesium.
Every one of the benefits you enjoy from bone broth, your growing child will certainly experience, also-- including healthy and balanced bones, joints, and also a strong digestive system.
When morning health issues hits, it can be impossible to maintain healthy food down. But bone broth has a tendency to be comforting for nausea, and also is usually well tolerated. Best of all, bone broth supplies numerous of the nutrients you as well as your growing baby demand, consisting of healthy protein, as well as essential minerals and vitamins. As an included incentive, the slow simmer time of the bones makes the nutrients in bone broth highly bioavailable and simpler to absorb than a dietary supplement.
Bone broth can also assist boost fertility, help you have an extra comfy maternity by beneficial stiff or agonizing joints, and also might boost calcium degrees in breast milk.
Bone broth is an excellent source of nutrition on the Paleo diet regimen, and also is motivated to drink during periods of recurring fasting. It likewise suits well with macronutrient requirements on the keto diet regimen, and may help reduce symptoms of the keto flu.
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Lowers gut swelling - Bone broth assists heal as well as seal a leaking intestine which is the origin for numerous autoimmune conditions.
Filled with amino acids - Comparable to poultry bone broth, the nutrients extracted from beef bones consist of amino acids like glycine and also glutamine that enhances digestion and repair services your intestine lining.
No. Plants are a terrific resource of nutrients that can aid boost your body to generate its own collagen, however there is no known plant food that provides type II collagen, the kind that supplies every one of the wellness advantages detailed above.
One thing to take into consideration regarding bone broth that establishes it in addition to plant foods: Even if you do eat a range of plants that are abundant in collagen-boosting nutrients, if you have a weakened gastrointestinal system or dripping digestive tract, you might not totally absorb them. On the various other hand, the collagen in bone broth is incredibly very easy to soak up, even for those with compromised digestion systems.
Naturally, you don't simply need to drink it-- although we do have a totally free as well as impressive downloadable bone broth sipping guide for when you do. You can mix bone broth right into your environment-friendly shakes, make healthy and balanced collagen gummy bears, and also utilize it in every little thing from rushed eggs, soups, curries, stews, breakfast bowls, and tacos.
We slow-simmer the natural bones to draw out the collagen, proteins, as well as amino acids right into a nutrient-rich bone broth. The outcome is a collagen-rich, high healthy protein bone broth that provides your body the nutrients it requires to grow.
Bone broth is an all-in-one superfood, loaded with nutrients that offer power as well as inspiration, aid you rest much better, make your skin appearance smoother, and can assist heal gastrointestinal issues like leaking gut.
Bones and connective tissue are warehouses for crucial amino acids and minerals-- which are lacking in numerous diet regimens today. Bone Broth is additionally an indispensable source of healthy protein, collagen and also gelatin.
It's not possible to consume whole bones or cells, yet you can still enjoy these health and wellness advantages by drinking bone broth. Collagen is drawn out when you simmer bones for a long period of time. Normally, the longer bone broth simmers, the even more collagen you'll draw out.
Making bone broth is a straightforward procedure, however one that needs a lot of time as well as perseverance. If time is not on your side we can assist you out with that said.
Bone broth is made by simmering pet bones and cells for a minimum of 10 hrs with vegetables, natural herbs, as well as spices such as thyme, garlic, and also bay leaves. Top quality bone broth starts with top notch active ingredients, using bones from natural grass-fed pets and natural vegetables. While any bone or ligament can be used, knuckles, poultry feet, and femur bones often tend to consist of one of the most collagen.
Simmering bones for an extensive amount of time is what gives bone broth its health benefits, removing the amino acids, minerals, and also collagen. This is a Kettle & Fire-tested slow-moving stove hen bone broth recipe that includes natural hen bones, sea salt, fresh veggies like celery stalks, onions, and also bell peppers, and natural herbs like parsley, rosemary, and also thyme.
Merely cooking bones (no meat) and water is going to be primarily flavorless. Cooking the blend for hours on end isn't mosting likely to make it taste any kind of much better.
The concept that you're getting tons of nutrients from the bones is a MYTH that won't pass away, although it has actually been disproved many times, including with lab tests. The concept that including vinegar to "launch" those nutrients has likewise been unmasked. You just end up with a watery mess that tastes of vinegar.
Rather, purchase bones with meat on them. Then include veggies such as onions, carrots, celery, and also simply adequate water to cover everything (usually 8 or 10 cups). Skip the vinegar! Simmer for 3 to 4 hours for poultry, somewhat much longer for beef. Season according to preference. If you have an Instant Pot, 25 to 35 mins is about right.
What you will certainly obtain with this technique is a very delicious broth that's possibly considerably a lot more nourishing-- consisting of great deals of collagen-- as well as more healthful than any bone broth, and also it will certainly taste one hell of a lot far better. You can either consume the meat and veggies (it's called SOUP) or you can strain them out as well as simply drink the broth if you favor.
Check Ina Garten's dish for poultry broth. It's very similar to this as well as has been made use of with small variants by well-informed chefs for years.
There are 2 main distinctions between bone broth and also routine broth or supply: simmering time and the component of the animal it's made from (bones or flesh).
Regular broth and also stock are simmered for a much shorter amount of time than bone broth, about 2-- 6 hours. The expedited food preparation process reduces the quantity of advantageous gelatin drawn out from the bones, minimizing its capacity to enhance the immune system, heal digestion issues, and decrease the signs and symptoms of leaking digestive tract.
Before Kettle and Fire was birthed, among our co-founders, Nick, tore his ACL playing soccer (oops). His bro Justin found out about the advantages of bone broth for injury healing. As his schedule really did not leave much time to make bone broth from square one, he set out to purchase a store-bought, top quality, grass-fed bone broth, given that both of their busy schedules didn't leave much time to make the broth themselves. (You can discover more about our tale here.).
No matter how difficult Justin looked, the optimal bone broth really did not exist. He searched for one that was one hundred percent organic, fresh-- never ever frozen-- grass-fed, and also slow-moving simmered (along with one that might be shipped without wasteful, clunky packaging). So, Nick and also Justin chose to create a top notch bone broth on their terms, which is the recipe we're proud to supply you today.
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Seaside Soliloquy Cruise
26 Feb 2021 Other Dates
Cruise: Seaside Soliloquy Cruise
Departure Date: 26 Feb 2021
Ship: Riviera
Departs: Miami
Returns: Miami
Layby from only $108 per week after the initial deposit is paid - learn more.
1 Fri 26 Feb 2021 Miami, USA 06:00 PM
Miami, located on the Atlantic coast at the southern tip of Florida, where outdoor sports are open all seasons and dress is casual, is a melting pot of cultures. Miami and Miami Beach are in effect two distinctly different cities, as Miami Beach is almost exclusively tourist orientated, while Miami is a cosmopolitan city with a distinctly Latin American flavour. Don't miss the South Beach section where fashion designer Gianni Versace lived and died that is one of the trendiest neighbourhoods in the world. Certainly the beaches have an international flair and attract tourists from around the world. more info
2 Sat 27 Feb 2021 At Sea
3 Sun 28 Feb 2021 At Sea
4 Mon 1 Mar 2021 Oranjestad, Aruba, Netherlands (Antilles) 09:00 AM 11:00 PM
In the southern Caribbean, Oranjestad is the capital of the small island of Aruba, and an island territory of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. It is an attractive and historic harbour town just 27 km north of Venezuela. It can be divided into Upper and Lower Towns. There are a number of colonial era 18th C. ruins in the area around the bay, submerged buildings at the seafront can be explored by snorkelling, while more recent commercial and residential developments are found in the Upper Town. The main historical site is Fort Oranje, a well-maintained 17th C. fort overlooking the waterfront. With its town walls, gates, cannons, and fortifications, this is an absolute 'must-see'. more info
5 Tue 2 Mar 2021 Willemstad, Curaçao, Netherlands (Antilles) 08:00 AM 07:00 PM
In the southern Caribbean, Willemstad - on the UNESCO's world heritage list - is the territorial capital of the island of Curaçao, an island territory of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. The wide range of historical buildings dates back to 1662, and is an impressive blend of Dutch and Spanish colonial styles, together with former West African style slave dwellings in and around the capital. Don't miss Willemstad's historic city centre, while other sites include the beautifully restored mansions of Scharloo, Pietermaai, and the Curaçaoan neighbourhoods. Indeed there are 765 preserved historic buildings including Fort Amsterdam, the Governor's Palace, Mikve Israel-Emanuel Synagogue, and the colourful Penha building on the waterfront. more info
6 Wed 3 Mar 2021 Kralendijk, Bonaire, Netherlands (Special Municipality) 07:00 AM 03:00 PM
Kralendijk is a picturesque harbour situated on the west coast of the island of Bonaire in the Caribbean Netherlands, a Special Municipality of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. Due to the island's diligent stewardship of its marine resources, all of the waters off Bonaire's coast have been legally protected since 1979, so that Bonaire is world-renowned for its excellent scuba diving and snorkelling. The east side of the island has large waves and wind gusts, and here wind surfers are found in great numbers. Off the coast of Kralendijk lies the uninhabited island of Klein Bonaire, a diving and snorkelling paradise. more info
7 Thu 4 Mar 2021 St George's, Grenada 01:00 PM 09:00 PM
St. George's is the capital of Grenada, British West Indies. The city surrounds a horseshoe-shaped harbour, and is an attractive colonial-era town with a distinctly Mediterranean feel that appears to spill down the hill side. When a ship arrives at the new docks, the town explodes into a frenzy of activity, market stalls open up on shore, restaurants and bars fill up, and street vendors as well as local guides come out in force. Founded in the early 18th century by the French, St. George's still possesses something of the character of a French town, particularly in the red tile roofs and pastel colours of its traditional architecture. more info
8 Fri 5 Mar 2021 Bridgetown, Barbados 08:00 AM 06:00 PM
The city of Bridgetown is the capital and largest city of the island country of Barbados, a major tourist destination in the West Indies. The city has numerous attractions, landmarks, monuments, museums, and art galleries of an international standard. It is also a starting point for visiting many other popular cities on the island. This historic city and its nearby Garrison are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, so be sure to take a virtual tour to explore the area. While tourists devote at least a portion of their time in Bridgetown to see the monuments and museums, duty free sales also attract a great deal of attention. more info
9 Sat 6 Mar 2021 Basse-Terre, Guadeloupe 08:00 AM 06:00 PM
Basse-Terre, on Basse-Terre Island, is the administrative capital of Guadeloupe, an overseas region of France located in the Lesser Antilles, Eastern Caribbean. It is filled with various historical landmarks and forts that date back to 1643, as well as several colonial buildings and monuments all around the city. It is connected to Grande-Terre by the Point de la Gabare Bridge that is built over Riviere Salee. Known for its many delightful beaches such as Malendure beach, the Centre Nautique de Basse-Terre and Marina de Rivière Sens, all offer great opportunities for a range of water activities. Nearby Deshaies on the northwest tip of Basse-Terre is the location of the BBC TV series "Death in Paradise". more info
10 Sun 7 Mar 2021 St Bart's, St Bart's 08:00 AM 04:00 PM
Saint-Barthelemy (St Bart's) is a French island located in the Caribbean among the Leeward Islands. St Bart's has long been considered a playground of the rich and famous, and is known for its beautiful pristine world class beaches, gourmet dining in chic restaurants, and duty free high-end designer shopping. Two interesting fact are: firstly, that the population is nearly entirely of European ancestry, and secondly that the island - consisting principally cliffs and hills - has no rivers or springs. Another notable feature is that, as according to law no building can be taller than a palm tree, there is a complete absence of high rises and massive resorts. more info
11 Mon 8 Mar 2021 At Sea
12 Tue 9 Mar 2021 At Sea
13 Wed 10 Mar 2021 Miami, USA 07:00 AM 06:00 PM
14 Thu 11 Mar 2021 Key West, USA 08:00 AM 06:00 PM
Key West is a city on an island of the same name that lies off the coast of Florida USA. One of the biggest attractions on the island is a concrete replica of a buoy at the corner of South and Whitehead Streets, which claims to be the southernmost point in the continental 48 states. Although Key West today has been revitalised for the tourists, the town has retained some of its sense of individualism and isolation, especially away from the main streets. Walking tours are the best way to see the island's intriguing architecture, courtyards and gardens. more info
15 Fri 12 Mar 2021 At Sea
16 Sat 13 Mar 2021 Cozumel, Mexico 07:00 AM 05:00 PM
Cozumel is a Caribbean island just off the Yucatan Peninsula in SE Mexico. It has grown steadily over the years since Jacques Cousteau first put the island on the map as a sea turtle sanctuary. While it has great beaches, friendly people and safe streets, with prices comparable to other Mexican tourist destinations, most visitors travel to Cozumel to see what is under the water. However, there are Mayan archaeological ruins of interest at Tulum, Coba and Chichen Itza, the first two maybe within a day's guided tour. more info
17 Sun 14 Mar 2021 Roatan, Honduras 08:00 AM 06:00 PM
Roatan (aka Ruatan, Rattan) is the largest of the Bay Islands, which are a part of Honduras, lying just over 48 km from the northern coast of the Honduran mainland. It is known around the world for its scuba diving. The reef surrounding the island attracts beautiful tropical fish and snorkellers alike. Dive attractions include sea walls and shipwrecks. Sea turtles, dolphins, and whales swim in the waters. On the other hand, Roatan is an island with beaches distinctive for their quietness, and crystal clear waters that will make you enjoy the sea as if you were in an enormous natural swimming pool. more info
18 Mon 15 Mar 2021 Belize City, Belize 08:00 AM 06:00 PM
Belize City, the largest city in the Central American nation of Belize, is located at the mouth of the Belize River on the coast of the Caribbean Sea. For those who spend some time at this small but somehow sprawling metropolis - rather than leave immediately to visit the northern cays - the city will reveal a distinguished history, and several superb sights. These include the Cayo District's caves and the Maya archaeological sites along the Macal and Belize rivers. Through interaction with the city's inhabitants, visitors appreciate that the city's astonishing energy and contrasting easy-going Caribbean atmosphere is principally due to the wonderful variety of ethnic groups. more info
19 Tue 16 Mar 2021 Harvest Caye, Belize 08:00 AM 06:00 PM
Harvest Caye, on an island 800m off the coast of Belize in the Caribbean, is Norwegian Cruise Line's latest island development. Ships berth directly at the 75 acre resort. Features include: bars, 3 ziplines running from the 'lighthouse' over a giant pool, waterfall, private beachfront cabanas (pay), a nature centre, food outlets, and a variety of ship-sponsored shore excursions. Belizeans' products, native performances, and employment feature strongly to support the local community. Pay for food and other activities. The experience is Belizean rather than company resort. Watersports include kayaking, a river tubing adventure, paddle boarding and canoeing. more info
20 Wed 17 Mar 2021 Santo Tomas de Castilla, Guatemala 08:00 AM 06:00 PM
Santo Tomas de Castilla lies at Amatique Bay off the Gulf of Honduras, making it one of Guatemala's few coastal towns. The city makes a convenient base for exploring Guatemala's Caribbean coast, and as the country's entire eastern coastline only spans 118 km, plenty of beach destinations are within easy access of the port. Visitors wishing to relax, take the resort's shuttle from the cruise-ship terminal to use the beach at Amatique Bay Resort and Marina as a day visitor. However, possibly the major reason for visiting Guatemala is to visit Mayan ruins. more info
21 Thu 18 Mar 2021 Costa Maya, Mexico 08:00 AM 05:00 PM
With acres of unspoiled coastal land, vast natural resources and rich historic and cultural influences, Costa Maya offers visitors true insight into the essence of Mayan culture and the heritage of the Mexican Caribbean. While the port itself is home to: a modern tourist shopping mall; a central plaza with saltwater pools and swim-up style bars; as well as stores selling a mixture of souvenir items, most visitors enjoy going further afield. Costa Maya has the highest concentration of Mayan archeological sites and the largest existing Mayan population in Mexico. For historians, exploring the Maya ruins that provide glimpses into the past, is a must. more info
23 Sat 20 Mar 2021 Miami, USA 08:00 AM
All aboard the Riviera for 22 unforgettable nights on this Seaside Soliloquy Cruise exploring Panama & Central America. Your ship departs from Miami and visits 15 ports in 10 countries before returning to Miami. This 4.5 star cruise from Oceania Cruises has 1 forward departures. You can join this cruise today for as little as $366 per person/day, twin share. Don't miss out - reserve your cabin today!
Riviera Overview
Riviera received six UK Cruise Critic Cruisers' Awards in 2016, including "Best Cruises Overall." By September 2019 Riviera has arrived in New York (Manhattan) from Europe and the North Atlantic. From there sail the colourful autumn season around New England and the Maritime Provinces. From November to March 2020 cruises from 7 to 17 nights take you to all parts of the Caribbean. Then until October 2020 Riviera returns to the Mediterranean. In June 2020 two itineraries include Istanbul, highly recommended for both the journey there and the city sights (staying overnight in Istanbul). Riviera sails to all parts of the Mediterranean, as her name implies. From late October 2020 cruises leave Miami to all parts of the Caribbean. Here's your opportunity to see the smaller and less crowded ports. Cruises usually visit a port a day. In ports that hold special interest the ship stays for two or three nights, to allow for serious on-shore excursions. This is one of the ten most luxurious mid-size ships on the seas.
This new vessel is larger than others in the line, as are also its cabin sizes. The standard interior and outside cabins are quite elegant, with twin beds/queen-size bed and 'best beds at sea', bathrobes, stall shower, flat-screen TV, fridge mini-bar, writing desk, breakfast table, satellite phone, and personal safe. Décor is attractive and muted with dark wood accents. Maid service is twice daily and chocolates come with a nightly turn-down service. Ocean view staterooms have a sofa, separate tub and shower, and full height panoramic windows.
The Grand Dining Room is exactly that, with its high ceiling, chandelier and rich furnishings after the style of Europe's five-star restaurants. Cuisine is European Continental-style, and menus change daily. Two new gourmet restaurants are Jacques, for Jacques Pépin's French cuisine, and Red Ginger for Pan-Asian classics. Complimentary restaurants include the signature Polo Grill for steak and seafood, and Toscana offering genuine Tuscan cuisine and wines. Priveé may be reserved for up to 10 guests, who will savour a gourmand-inspired seven-course Menu Degustation. La Reserve by Wine Spectator is an industry-first onboard wine-tasting centre for gourmands (maximum 24, by reserve and extra charge).
On-shore itineraries are the main daytime fare. However, on the ship, day classes include small-group Microsoft software instruction, use of the Internet, and digital photography – that is, if you are not absorbed in the Library, wine tasting, or relaxing in a top-deck Jacuzzi. Bon Appétit Culinary Centre is the only hands-on cooking school at sea, tutored by Master Chefs. In the evening the ship is filled with music in eight bars and lounges. Entertainment includes a mix of comedians, magicians, classical recitals, and staff entertainers; or your own efforts at karaoke.
Gourmet dining for all meals
Special dietary requests at booking
Open/anytime seating & multi-venue dining
Specialty restaurants at no extra charge (restricted bookings)
In-cabin mini-bar with free soft drinks & bottled water
Afternoon tea English style daily
Entertainment - live music and/or shows, movies
Activities - organised & individual
Specialty lectures, workshops, classes & programs
Butler service and course-by-course in-cabin dining to all suites
High speed Internet (Not free for most cabins)
Cover charge in La Reserve and Privee
Shore & land excursions, transfers & meals not specified
Casino, bar, exercise, spa & salon expenses
Wi-Fi, Internet, satellite/mobile phone & fax charges (top suites Internet free)
Charge for substantial increases in operating costs
Itineraries may change due to unforeseen circumstances
Cabins may change for operational reasons
Gratuities: Staterooms USD 16, Suites with butler service USD 23 pp/night, all ages.
See Purser to adjust at your discretion.
Service charge: beverages, La Reserve dinner 18%
Service charge for spa & salon 18% included in all prices
Customary land tour gratuities are welcome
Fares subject to currency fluctuations until paid to Oceania in USD
Don't bring electrical extension cords
Balconies to 85% of staterooms
Butler service to all suites
In port late or overnight often
Casual dress (no tux or evening gowns)
COMPLIMENTARY DINING
All specialty dining complimentary
Open-seating dining
Room service menu 24h
Canyon Ranch® cuisine
Grand Dining Room continental dining
Toscana Italian, by reservation
Polo Grill steakhouse, seafood
Terrace Café, casual, in/outdoor
Waves Grill, poolside lunch
COVER CHARGE DINING by reservation
Privée, for 10
La Reserve, for 24, specialty wine, cuisine
Jacques (French)
Red Ginger (Asian)
Baristas coffees, pastries
Afternoon tea 4pm in Horizons
Pizzeria, ice cream, sundae bar
Gourmet canapés nightly
Special diets, request on booking
Free soft drinks, bottled water
Cabaret and musical venues
Eight-piece orchestra, string quartet
Jazz nights at Martinis
Disco & dancing at Horizons
Monte Carlo-style casino
Whirlpools (3)
Sun deck, fitness track
Golf drive range, putting green
Table tennis, shuffleboard etc.
Spa, beauty, fitness centre
Canyon Ranch SpaClub® private Spa Terrace (higher cabins)
The Culinary Centre, hands on by Master Chef
Artist Loft art instruction
Enrichment speakers
Internet high speed free
Laptop in suites, Concierge Staterooms
Boutique shops
Internet (selected suites free)
Shuttle free to city centres
No children's services
Wheelchair accessibility good
Cabin current 110/220 V
26 Feb 2021 (Fri) $8,050
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Seaside Soliloquy Cruise All aboard the Riviera for 22 unforgettable nights on this Seaside Soliloquy Cruise exploring Panama & Central America. When: 26 Feb 2021 (Fri) — 22 night cruise Ship: Riviera Category: Cruise Cabins from $8050 per person


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Christ the Center interviews one of today's foremost experts on Samuel Rutherford, Dr. Guy Richard, who has recently published a book titled The Supremacy of God in the Theology of Samuel Rutherford. This is a fascinating journey into many aspects of Rutherford's theology, which, on the negative side, often stumbles into perfectionism. But in spite of this flaw, Rutherford was an amazing man who is worthy of our attention.


Alright, we know South Africans are not always the most progressive people.
Like most countries in the world some people accept gay people and some condemn them. And while the majority of South Africans might be accepting of LGBTQI people, I have to wonder why are these groups not represented more in the "mainstream"?
Last week 7de Laan was equal parts praised and pummelled after screening a gay kiss for the first time ever.
Most of us apparently accept gay people, but if they are truly accepted then why don't we see them more in our TV shows, movies and general advertising?
You might wonder why this even matters. Well, it's simple. Being gay or bi or any kind of [something]sexual, is a NORMAL thing. You know, like being heterosexual. But it seems society doesn't quite acknowledge it yet. Representation matters because it helps young, gay people feel normal.
Disney's 2017 remake of Beauty and the Beast features the company's first ever openly gay character, the first coming ONLY NOW in 2017. Cartoon Network also recently included an animated gay couple kissing on one of their shows, the scene showed a variety of couples kissing at what appeared to be high school event.
Before you say kids shouldn't see that so young, Cartoon Network and Disney have included mild kissing scenes for eternity.
Representation also helps fight homophobia. For LGBTQI relationships to truly be recognised as normal and accepted, ALL forms of media have to stop pretending (or ignoring) the fact that they exist.
A simple Coca Cola advert is the latest to move in the right direction, the most famous or "normal" drink in the world is showing a plausible scene from any normal day to day life. Kudos to Coke, the rest of the media world please follow suit.


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On the Logic of Quantity, and especially of Infinity
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Several definitions of "mathematics," including Aristotle's and CSP's. Mathematical proof and probable reasoning; the system and scale of quantity; the importance of quantity for mathematics. But to grasp the nature of mathematics is to grasp the three elements, which, with regard to consciousness, are feeling, consciousness of opposition, and consciousness of the clustering of ideas into sets. Recognition of the three elements in the three kinds of signs logicians employ. An analysis of the syllogism.
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