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Pachuca's Liga MX title showcases Mexico's next generation of stars
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Pachuca's Liga MX title showcases an academy that is producing Mexico's next generation of stars
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Pachuca clinched their seventh piece of Liga MX silverware by winning the 2022 Apertura final on Sunday. CLAUDIO CRUZ/AFP via Getty Images
After watching Pachuca hoist Liga MX's 2022 Apertura title on Sunday, one can't help but make comparisons to the last time Los Tuzos clinched a Mexican top-flight title in 2016. Little more than six years ago, the script felt oddly similar.
Both stories feature a Uruguayan manager from Montevideo (Diego Alonso then, Guillermo Almada now) utilizing an efficient style of play, a strong foundation through the regular season (8W-6D-3L and 30 points in 2016, 9W-5D-3L and 32 points in 2022) and most notably, a well-balanced roster that featured promising academy players.
Well known in Mexico for producing some of the country's most exciting up-and-comers -- which led to an announced partnership in August with fellow talent architects Ajax -- Los Tuzos thrived a handful of years ago with youthful options such as Hirving Lozano, Erick Gutierrez and Rodolfo Pizarro taking charge as key figures. Before becoming household names, the trio were budding stars that had been given starting roles by Alonso as the team worked their way into the 2016 Clausura final against big spenders Monterrey.
Gutierrez, then at just 20 years of age, wore the captain's armband in the first leg. Alongside him, Lozano (20) and Pizarro (22) were pivotal with their attacking efforts that eventually pushed them past Los Rayados and to a 2-1 aggregate result that secured the Clausura championship.
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For Lozano and Gutierrez, moves to Europe followed, with the former now at Napoli and the latter at PSV Eindhoven. Pizarro remained in North America but increased his stock with additional league championships and individual awards such as a CONCACAF Champions League Best XI appearance in 2018 and a Liga MX Best XI appearance in the Clausura 2019.
With 30-plus caps each for Mexico, the three players are success stories from Pachuca's academy. During this past week's final, it was easy to spot the Tuzos prodigies who can become the next luminaries to emerge from Liga MX.
In the heart of the midfield, there has been an enormous amount of intrigue in 23-year-old Erick Sanchez. Shining as one of the top players in the 8-2 aggregate pummeling of Toluca in the final, Sanchez covered an astounding amount of ground with his defensive interventions and playmaking. After making his senior debut with Mexico in the summer of 2021, the midfielder is now in the running for a World Cup spot this November.
Behind him at left-back, 21-year-old Mexican-American Mauricio Isais has been a revelation for Pachuca with his ability to make dangerous runs while also providing crucial tackles in the back. Discovered in 2017 by Alianza, the largest amateur grassroots soccer program in the United States for Latino players, the Texan now has a Liga MX title in hand, a goal in a league final and an upcoming invitation to train with Mexico before the World Cup.
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Fellow Pachuca defender Kevin Alvarez has also turned into an indispensable member of the XI. Often making runs down the flank as a pacey right-back, the 23-year-old native of Colima was constantly threatening against Toluca, and looking ahead for El Tri, the defender is a possible starter for the national team in Qatar.
The list goes on when you look further into Pachuca's academy setup and full roster, and depending on how things go in the transfer market this winter -- TUDN reported on Sunday that clubs from abroad are already eyeing midfielder Luis Chavez -- their latest title could prove to be the catalyst for the next big things in Mexican soccer. Even so, producing talent with thrilling potential is only part of the equation for Los Tuzos.
While providing the correct platform for players has remained a constant for the club in the 21st century, the other part of the puzzle has required a coach who gives opportunities to youngsters and also finds a good roster harmony with more experienced names and foreign additions. Since late 2021, Almada has been that perfect manager.
"It speaks to the effort we've made this year since the arrival of Almada, who proposed an intense and forceful idea of soccer," said defender Gustavo Cabral after cementing Sunday's championship.
Stepping in late last year, the expressive and passionate coach has employed an attack-minded and direct style of play that has given significant roles to academy options. Surrounding them in a 4-2-3-1 formation, veteran players like Romario Ibarra, Oscar Murillo, Oscar Ustari and Golden Boot winner Nicolas Ibañez are the glue that have maintained consistent performances.
Guillermo Almada has been a revelation for Pachuca, but could bigger opportunities tempt the Uruguayan manager to leave the club? Agustin Cuevas/Getty Images
In last year's Clausura season, Almada and his roster qualified for the Liga MX final, but landed just short after narrowly losing to Atlas. Months later, they returned and made a statement with their rout of Toluca.
"We're going to carry Pachuca to the place it deserves," Ibañez said after helping lift the Apertura trophy. "Today is a step forward and we're going for much more."
But will Almada, and perhaps a few of his players who are gaining much more attention, stick around?
A vacancy could soon appear in the Mexico dugout. There have long been reports that manager Gerardo "Tata" Martino will leave El Tri after the World Cup, and if that is the case, then someone like Almada -- who is not only a proven winner but also has a track record with supporting young Mexican players -- would be a perfect fit. Through a lengthy process in the build-up to the 2026 World Cup, the Uruguayan coach is an ideal name that could usher in a new era and generation.
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The same could also be said for his recent opponent, Toluca manager Ignacio "Nacho" Ambriz. Despite the calamitous 8-2 scoreline in the Apertura final, Ambriz and his squad soared past expectations in recent months. Once 15th in the league table last season, Ambriz helped mastermind a serious roster overhaul this summer that is a work in progress but also cohesive enough to qualify for the final.
Outcoaching and outmaneuvering every manager in the playoffs this season, outside of Almada, Ambriz helped restore his image as one of Mexico's top coaches after a less-than-exciting stint in Spain's second division that lasted just a few months with Huesca in 2021.
"He's a genius," said Toluca midfielder Sebastian Saucedo to ESPN in October about Ambriz. "The way he works training sessions, possession, all those little things ... this guy is the real deal."
Ultimately though, it was Almada and Pachuca who secured the Apertura championship on Sunday. Decisive with their chances and carried by their skillful academy players, Los Tuzos earned their seventh piece of Liga MX silverware since 1999 and are now tied at sixth (with Pumas and Tigres) in the all-time table for Mexico's top flight.
In 2023, Pachuca will get an invaluable opportunity to increase their recognition and reputation even further through the CONCACAF Champions League and the expanded Leagues Cup that will feature every MLS and Liga MX club. Within their roster, extra competitions will create even more chances for minutes for developing players from the club's famed academy.
Six years ago, Lozano, Gutierrez and Pizarro were the ones who were hyped up. This October, Sanchez, Isais and Alvarez gained similar acclaim. And in 2023? Expect to see even more new faces that emerge from the country's most admired futbol factory.


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Mr. Aaron Dale Flatt, 62, of Bloomington Springs, TN passed away Friday afternoon, July 2, 2021 at Cookeville Regional Medical Center. He was born August 19th, 1958 in Detroit, Michigan to Thelma Jewel Flatt and the late Aaron Clifford Flatt of Bloomington Springs. Dale worked at Russel Stover Candies followed by Plateau Mental Health Center. He was self-employed in his later years. He was an avid outdoorsman who loved hunting and fishing. He enjoyed visiting with friends, taking care of his dog, and spending time at Twin Lakes Catfish Farm. Dale was a member of Pippin Church of Christ. His family, especially his grandchildren, were the center of his life. In addition his mother, he is survived by a son: Sean (Hillary) Flatt; daughters: Kasey (John) Nichols, and Kayla (Dalton) Satterfield all of Cookeville; grandchildren: Josiah, Silas, and John David Nichols, as well as Zane and Pate Flatt all of Cookeville; sister: Linda (Don) Randolph of Cookeville; mother in law, Joan Dyer of Cookeville; sister-in-law: Linda Loftis of Cookeville; brothers-in-law: Steve (Pat) Loftis of Seneca, South Carolina; Mark (Tammy) Loftis of Algood; Alan (Angie) Loftis of Cookeville; step brother-in-law: Russell (Janet) Dyer of Cookeville; step sister-in-law Martha Dyer of Cookeville, special cousins: Sandy (Eric) Jacobson and a host of nieces and nephews. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his wife of 43 years, Judy Flatt; brother-in-law; Mike Loftis, father-in-law; Johnny Ray Loftis, step-father-in-law; Paul Dyer, and step-brother-in-law; Bob Dyer. Visitation will be held at Anderson Upper Cumberland Funeral Home on Sunday, July 4th from 5-8 PM. Funeral services will be on Monday, July 5th at 11 AM with visitation from 10 AM till the time of service. Randy Bybee and Ronald Strong will officiate the service, along with his grandson Josiah Nichols. Dale will be buried at Double Springs Cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Double Springs Cemetery Fund, PO Box 366, Cookeville, TN 38503. Dale's family would like to convey their appreciation to Dr. Stacy Brewington for the care rendered to Dale and family.
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If you drive an electric vehicle (EV) you are meant to be all-consumed by range anxiety and the stress of where your next charge is going to come from. But Tesla has all but put an end to this with their continual infrastructure and battery development.
It's been over two years since I first drove a Model S and this time I got to drive a 100D, which has been rebadged as the Model S Long Range. My spec Model S had an official range of 632km (NEDC) from the 100kW battery, but in the real world for me this was more like 500km, around the same as my average usage out of one tank of petrol in an internal combustion engine car. This longer range paired with the roll out of V3 supercharging and the always expanding supercharger and destination charging network allows Tesla owners to now go further and charge faster meaning they can reach their destination even quicker. If you want to see for yourself, you can plan your next Tesla road trip here.
My nearest supercharger out of Sydney is at Goulburn, so of course when we had the Model S a road trip to Goulburn was in order. This involved a pleasant drive in the Model S, which has a very comfortable ride, for about two hours to the south of Sydney along the Hume Highway. If you do stop in Goulburn to charge your Tesla there is a great park opposite the charging station where your children can burn off some energy. Or if you are ready for lunch there are many lovely cafes to choose from along Goulburn's main street.
Our choice though is the Paragon Café, we have been there a few times now and it hasn't disappointed. The menu options are extensive and the portions sizes are large and you definitely would not need to have an entrée and a main. If you have a sweet tooth, make sure you save some room for a slice of cake from the cake cabinet, just delicious!
Lunch at the Paragon Cafe
The Playground opposite the Tesla Supercharging Station in Goulburn
While connected to the supercharger our Model S was charged at a rate of at least 725km/h and then reduced as the battery reached its maximum capacity to about 69km/h. All up it took around 50 minutes to recharge our battery, which was ample time for us to enjoy our lunch.
Back at home though the charge rate using the standard wall plug is just 2kW/h, so it would take about 50 hours to fully charge the battery. But when you purchase a Tesla, you receive a wall charger for home which charges a maximum rate of 22kW/h. This means that you should not have to be concerned about the charging rate at your home.
So what else is new on the Model S? Tesla updates are done remotely as your Tesla is always connected to the web as long as it is within mobile phone range or connected via a Wi-Fi network. In addition to over the air updates this also allows you to use the Tesla app to monitor the charging of your car or even to pre-warm the car using the climate control and heating the seats. And on the cold winter mornings we have been experiencing lately in Sydney it was heavenly to get into a warm car.
Major software updates in the past two years include the introduction of Dog Mode that allows you to leave your dog in the car while you go to the shops and the car maintains a comfortable temperature for them. The other is Sentry Mode, which utilises the cameras that surround the car to watch over it while it is parked up, should be in an area where you are concerned that it may be damaged.
The Model S has a 17 inch touchscreen that controls most of the car's functions. Opening the all glass panoramic roof, customising the automatic climate control, and changing the radio station all happen with a swipe or a touch. The touchscreen, digital instrument cluster, and steering wheel controls seamlessly integrate media, navigation, communications, cabin controls and vehicle data.
Romance Mode
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Pre-warming via the app
The Version 9 upgrade that came through late in 2018 simplified this user interface. The upgrade enables the forward facing camera to be used as a Dashcam. You can now start in-car navigation from your maps app on your mobile device by sending it directly to you Tesla. For improved safety, Tesla have made enhancements to Blindspot Monitoring, and introduced 360 degree visualisation through the eight external cameras on each of their vehicles. For fun when parked, you can now play classic Atari arcade games or Beach Buggy Racing 2, a kart racing game where you use the steering wheel controls for the most immersive gaming experience yet.
Tesla Australia added some other features for me to trial while I was driving the Model S. These included romance mode, which displays a flickering fire place on the screen while you are stationary and this is accompanied by romantic music and a gentle warming of the car. The romance can be quickly cut short though with fart mode and this was very popular with my children. Basically you can make the car fart on command or when you engage the indicator and you have different fast styles to choose from. Some would say that these features cheapen the Tesla brand, but I think that the world is sometimes a far too serious place and if the sound of a fart makes you laugh, then what is the problem with that!
The other big selling feature of the Teslas is Autopilot and this did work better than I remember and the auto lane change was now working well compared to when I drove the Model X at the beginning of 2018. I did find though that the Autopilot tends to want to hug the centre line of a dual carriage way on your left and this is a bit disconcerting when there is a truck next to you.
Active safety technologies on the Model S include collision avoidance and automatic emergency braking and the electric All-Wheel Drive system is other worldly with the level of traction it provides. Passive safety includes six airbags including head and pelvis airbags in the front plus two side curtain airbags.
The front boot
There is actually very limited storage in the cabin, with no door pockets and no storage under the arm rest. There is a flip up lid with two USBs and one 12V and then under the sliding lid at the front of the centre console is an adjustable drink holder area. You do get a very large rear boot and a smaller front boot, so there is ample room for luggage in you are taking the family on a long road trip.
Rear passengers get plenty of leg and head room and the added benefit of no transmission tunnel to trip over. There are two ISOFIX/three rear tether child restraint points and rear passengers get central air vents with speed control only and at this price point I would expect at least temperature control for back there, but they do have two USB points. Also if you are sitting in the back you can use the Tesla app to turn on your heated seat without asking the driver to do it for you.
The other thing that has occurred since I last drove a Model S has been a significant price reduction across the Tesla range. The starting price for the Long Range Model S including Autopilot is $141,964 and as tested my Model S was $154,664 plus on road costs. The Model S is protected by a New Vehicle Limited Warranty for four years or 80,000 km, whichever comes first. The Battery and Drive Unit in your car are covered for a period of eight years or 160,000km whatever comes first plus eight years road side assistance.
The Model S key
But this price reduction has been counterbalanced by a change in the pricing structure for supercharging in Australia. All new Tesla vehicles purchased after November 2, 2018 must pay for their supercharging at a rate of $0.42 per kWh. In addition if you are connected to a supercharger and your battery is full you are then charged Idle Fees. There are two different fees – $0.65 per minute or $1.30 per minute when the station is 100% occupied.
If you top up you Tesla at one of the many Destination Charging locations they don't charge owners directly for the use of their chargers. Some Destination Charging locations are free to use while other locations stipulate that they must be patrons of their business to charge e.g. eat at their restaurant or be a guest at their hotel.
For my few days with the Tesla Model S I completed a total of 663.1km and used 133.6kWh at a rate of 202Wh/km. Using the figures supplied on my electricity bill (0.9475kg of GHG/kWh) these 133.6kWh of electricity would mean the Tesla produced 126.59kg of greenhouse gases. If I were to use an equivalent sized car as a comparison (like an E Class Mercedes Benz) that produced around 200g of GHG/km that would equate to 132.62kg of greenhouse gases for the same number of kilometres. Of course this is a very simplified calculation of GHG emissions and it is far more complex than this when the whole lifecycle of a vehicle is taken into account.
If you own a Tesla then it can now be treated just like any other car in terms of its day to day usability. It is also now cheaper to buy into the Tesla family and this will be further reduced when the Model 3 becomes available in Australia. Visit your preferred Tesla Store to find out for yourself how easy a Tesla is to live with.
Pros Cons
Tesla has all but eliminated range anxiety The cost of supercharging has increased
Price reductions across the Tesla range Autopilot still needs some improvement
In-car technology is constantly improving Limited in-cabin storage
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Saint Clair is located in south Minnesota. Saint Clair is part of Blue Earth County. Saint Clair has 0.82 square miles of land area and has no water area. As of 2010-2014, the total Saint Clair population is 846, which has grown 2.30% since 2000. The population growth rate is much lower than the state average rate of 9.44% and is much lower than the national average rate of 11.61%. Saint Clair median household income is $71,477 in 2010-2014 and has grown by 62.99% since 2000. The income growth rate is much higher than the state average rate of 29.12% and is much higher than the national average rate of 27.36%. Saint Clair median house value is $142,300 in 2010-2014 and has grown by 47.16% since 2000. The house value growth rate is lower than the state average rate of 51.31% and is about the same as the national average rate of 46.91%. As a reference, the national Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation rate for the same period is 26.63%. On average, the public school district that covers Saint Clair is better than the state average in quality. The Saint Clair area code is 507.
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Editorial: Fairfax Presses Ahead with Diversion First
When police encounter someone in mental health crisis, they can transport them to Merrifield Crisis Response Center instead of jail.
By Mary Kimm
Natasha McKenna died a little more than a year ago on Feb. 7, 2015. McKenna, with a long history of severe and often untreated mental illness, had been deteriorating in the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center since Jan. 26, 2015, arriving directly from release from the hospital on an outstanding warrant from the City of Alexandria charging felonious assault on an Alexandria police officer.
We can't know whether new efforts to provide people in mental health crisis might have saved her life if they were available and put in place early in this particular crisis, which appears to have begun a month before her death. McKenna's death is a terrible tragedy, and no new program will remove that horror.
But it's clear that treatment rather than jail can make all the difference for many people who come into contact with law enforcement in a mental health crisis. Diversion First is a collaborative effort in Fairfax County to reduce the number of people with mental illness in the county jail by diverting low risk offenders experiencing a mental health crisis to treatment rather than bringing them to jail.
Sheriff Stacey Kincaid estimates that 40 percent of detainees at the Fairfax County Adult Detention Center have mental illness. Notably, it is far more expensive to house someone in county jail than to provide treatment.
The collaborative effort was in no small part launched by Supervisor John Cook when he asked that the Board of Supervisors to add crisis intervention training to the scope of work of the Ad Hoc Police Practices Review Commission. The Mental Health subcommittee along with the Community Services Board, the Sheriff's Department, police and mental health advocates set and met an aggressive agenda and timetable for implementation, with the program actually beginning in less than a year, on Jan. 1, 2016. In the first month, the Merrifield Crisis Response Center handled more than 100 cases involving police and people in mental health crisis.
Merrifield Crisis Response Center operates as an assessment site where police are able to transfer custody of nonviolent offenders who may need mental health services to a CIT-trained officer or deputy assigned there, instead of taking them to jail.
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The Montreal Children's Hospital is one of Québec's leading centres for the treatment of early childhood diseases. Its staff includes world-renowned medical specialists. The Fondation financed the development of a Charles-Bruneau unit at the MCH in order to further its ultimate goal: a cancer-free future for all children.
On June 4, 2018, the Charles-Bruneau Foundation announced a commitment of $ 4 million to pediatric hemato-oncologist, Nada Jabado, M.D. This investment will allow her team to advance children glioblastoma research, one of the most devastating forms of brain cancer.
In February 2014, the Fondation Charles-Bruneau announced a donation of $1.5 million to the Montreal Children's Hospital for the development of the new Charles-Bruneau Hematology-Oncology Day Treatment Centre at the McGill University Health Centre's Glen site.
The Charles-Bruneau Hematology-Oncology Day Treatment Centre at the Montreal Children's Hospital opened in 2015. Designed to ensure the comfort and safety of patients, it receives about 6,500 visits per year.
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A-10 - Travel Agents Act
16. The administrative expenses and the fees of the provisional administrator fall upon the travel agent or the person who acted as a travel agent without a licence and become payable on being approved by the president. Failing payment by the travel agent, and after discussion of his property, they shall be paid out of the individual security of the travel agent or the fund referred to in subparagraphs c and c.1 of the first paragraph of section 36.
1974, c. 53, s. 16; 1977, c. 57, s. 13; 1981, c. 23, s. 4; 1999, c. 40, s. 11; 2002, c. 55, s. 18.
16. The administrative expenses and the fees of the provisional administrator fall upon the travel agent or the person who acted as a travel agent without a licence and become payable on being approved by the president. Failing payment by the travel agent, and after discussion of his property, they shall be paid out of the security contemplated in subparagraph c of the first paragraph of section 36, in the manner provided there.
16. The administrative expenses and the fees of the provisional administrator fall upon the travel agent and become payable on being approved by the president. Failing payment by the travel agent, and after discussion of his property, they shall be paid out of the security contemplated in subparagraph c of the first paragraph of section 36, in the manner provided there.
1974, c. 53, s. 16; 1977, c. 57, s. 13; 1981, c. 23, s. 4; 1999, c. 40, s. 11.
16. The administrative expenses and the fees of the trustee fall upon the travel agent and become payable on being approved by the president. Failing payment by the travel agent, and after discussion of his property, they shall be paid out of the security contemplated in subparagraph c of the first paragraph of section 36, in the manner provided there.
1974, c. 53, s. 16; 1977, c. 57, s. 13; 1981, c. 23, s. 4.
16. The administrative expenses and the fees of the trustee fall upon the travel agent and become payable on being approved by the Minister. Failing payment by the travel agent, and after discussion of his property, they shall be paid out of the security contemplated in subparagraph c of the first paragraph of section 36, in the manner provided there.
1974, c. 53, s. 16; 1977, c. 57, s. 13.
16. The administrative expenses of the trustee shall fall on the travel agent and the trustee's account, duly approved by the Minister, shall be payable immediately by the travel agent and failing such payment, paid out of the security.


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Indiana man files six figure lawsuit after leg amputation
by: Raven Ford
A Jasper man is suing a podiatrist after he says several surgeries over two years on his ailing foot led to his leg being amputated.
Kolb says his foot problem stemmed from a back injury – that caused nerve damage to his leg.
He was referred to Dr. Pasquale Canceilliere, a podiatrist at the Indiana Foot and Ankle Clinic in Jasper.
After a series of setbacks and nine surgeries, Kolb says pain only became worse.
"I was in so much pain that I couldn't get any relief and the only thing left to be done was to cut it off."
Kolb is suing both the podiatrist and the clinic- who he says repeatedly misdiagnosed his medical conditions.
"I would like to get some money back from that and just some money for pain and suffering too because I have sure suffered a lot through this."
"the most we can recover is a million 250. For this case we're asking for all of it." says attorney George Barnett.
But it won't be easy.
"It's a very complicated process to bring a medical malpractice case. First, you have to go in front of a panel of three doctors we've done that. The doctors have to decide whether not we have a case all three said we did."
An attorney for "Indiana Foot and Ankle" gave us the opinion of a medical review panel as part of the Indiana Department of Insurance's investigation.
The panel's opinion is in two parts.
First, Dr. Canceilliere and the clinic both failed to comply with the appropriate standard of care, which factored into the resultant damages.
And second, the panel says there is no evidence to support claims regarding the hiring or oversight of the podiatrist.
Although it seems like an endless battle Kolb says he's willing to fight for relief over something wishes he avoided.
For the latest breaking news and stories from across the Tri-State, follow Eyewitness News on Facebook and Twitter.
(This story was originally published on June 14, 2019)
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Ellis Entertainment LLC is planning to pour $55 million into changes, including track and lighting upgrades.
The park is also planning a hotel, as well.
MUHLENBERG COUNTY, Ky. (WEHT) – On Friday, the Muhlenberg County Sheriff's Office said a driver involved in an accident on Highway 1163 died.
Authorities said David Johnson was pronounced dead at the scene by the county coroner's office.
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) - Ellis Park has canceled live racing for Saturday.
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Sue Brown is the Executive Director Planning and Development at London First. Prior to joining London First, she ran her own communications company specialising in real estate. Sue is on The Women's Network Forum at Buckingham Palace and is the co-chair of REWIRE- Recognition and Empowerment of Women in Real Estate. Sue is also a Trustee of the Architectural Heritage Fund, a member of the MOLA Property Committee and on the Property Committee at the Duke of Edinburgh's award. She holds a degree in history from UCL.


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Q: Future Perfect continuous question Wondering if it is correct to use Future Perfect continuous time in the sentence:
"We will have been eating by 8pm tomorrow, so plz come at 9pm."
Or it is better to us Future Perfect:
"We will have eaten by 8pm tomorrow, so plz come at 9pm."
I'd grateful if someone explains what option to use and why.
Thank you.

A: I am not a native speaker, but I've been learning the language since quite long, so I'll try to answer your question.
*If you mean that by 8 pm tomorrow you will finish eating, you should say - We will have eaten by 8 pm tomorrow.
*If you mean that at 8 pm you will be in the process of eating, you should say - We will be eating at 9 pm tomorrow.
As for Future Perfect Continuous, it is used when an action
1)is still in the process
2)we know for how long it is in the process so far.
F.e. In March, I will have been working in this company for one year.
1) I am still working there
2) We know for how long

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"We will have been eating by 8pm tomorrow, so please come at 9pm."

This sentence is not appropriate. Because the continuous aspect 'eating' shows that even after 8 pm we will continue eating.

"We will have been eating by 8pm tomorrow, so please come at 9pm."

This is appropriate because the perfect aspect 'eaten' shows that our eating will be completed by 8 pm.

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Quick question for you....If I have some tips for a topic not already posted I can start that topic in the appropriate section right?
Thank you for your question. Actually, at this time, members cannot create their own topic threads. That may be something we look at down the road, but to streamline the process only the Admin can add new topics.
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Edible media: Daring to grow a real peach
David Mas Masumoto breaks down the joy and pain of farming.
By Tom Philpott on Aug 15, 2006
This post marks the launch of "Edible Media," an occasional look at interesting or deplorable food journalism on the web.
Food coverage in The New York Times Sunday Magazine has been in a funk for a while now. Aside from the odd trenchant bit of commentary from Michael Pollan, the magazine's weekly food section has been slight and generally forgettable.
This past Sunday, though, the magazine ran a terrific piece on farming by David Mas Masumoto, a California fruit farmer and writer.
Ever wandered into a farmers market and seen a bleary-eyed farmer sitting behind mounds of gorgeous produce, and wondered why the hell he's charging so much? Read this piece.
Regarding a field full of ripe fruit but on the verge of a weed explosion, Masumoto conjures the most vivid description of weeds from a farmer's perspective I've ever read:
Innocent-looking for a day or two, [the weeds] kept growing, spreading thick over the landscape. Soon a tangled mass of fibers would compete for water, nutrients and sunlight, stunting the development of my crops, robbing fruits of the essentials they need to grow fat.
For Masumoto, a weed-riddled field means more than just potential financial hardship (though that threat is real and difficult enough). He's worried about compromising flavor.
There may still be farmers out there in it for the cash (though even owners of the biggest corn or cotton farms would probably do better cashing out and buying a fast-food franchise). Others do it to honor family tradition, others out of love for working the earth.
Masumoto's essay is a lucid, concentrated expression of a different style of farmer — the kind obsessed with flavor. In an age of assembly-line peaches that never ripen properly and taste like a Kool-Aid simulacrum of peachiness, Masumoto lays down body and soul to create real fruit. He writes:
Organic farming challenged us: without chemicals, we had to weed by hand and adapt our equipment; constant monitoring was essential to get rid of worms and insects before they took over; plant diseases demanded experimenting with simple but unreliable treatments. It all took vast amounts of time, to anticipate weather, react quickly and respond to nature. The rewards, though, were wonderful: we worked to save heirloom peaches and nectarines with nectar that exploded on the palate, as well as grapes that made sweet, plump raisins.
The rewards, though, were wonderful. This is a remarkable statement. In a sedentary age, Masumoto has forsaken his right to a cubicle job and a house in the suburbs and chosen instead to do back-breaking work literally from dawn to dusk. The reward isn't financial; it's access to the fruit.
The essay's hook is Masumoto's 76-year-old father, who farmed the same land before him and literally has a stroke in the field after Masumoto has asked the old man to help him weed. I love how, in a potentially maudlin passage about the father's stroke, Masumoto reverts to his obsession: flavor.
I felt responsible. In my quest to grow the perfect peach and the sweetest raisin, had I contributed to the possible death of my father? I inherited his passion for work, one that was being rewarded by the growing organic marketplace and the public demand for real taste. The only way I knew how to meet that expectation was to work harder. The flavors that I sought for my fruit could never be manufactured. Such authentic flavors come only from nature — and authentic work. But even if it kills you? I thought of the spirit of the artist who sacrifices everything for the sake of his work. Couldn't farmers be artists, too?
That's good stuff. Elizabeth David, one of the 20th century's greatest food writers, once declared that "cooking well is trouble." So is farming well. Few bother to do either these days.
But eat a real peach, or a ripe heirloom tomato, or make a proper omelet with well-raised butter and eggs, and all that back-breaking work is redeemed. Our society needs more Masumotos, and should figure out a way to make small-scale organic farming a more viable enterprise.


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One Piece World Seeker is a gift to all fans of the same manga in honor of the twentieth anniversary of a great story. As stated by the developers of the company Ganbarion, supervised by the corporation Bandai Namco Games, this completely independent game will be the most ambitious thematic project ever released. Traditionally, the player in the new part of One Peace will assume the role of a «rubber pirate» named Luffy. Ahead of him are incredible discoveries, exploration of new and old lands, meetings with familiar characters and new personalities, a seamless game universe filled with castles, dungeons, cities, islands, beaches and other places.
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Dawn of Man is a strategy game where you go to a large historical world to fight for your own life. The adventure spans more than ten thousand years of history related to human development. Here your main task will be to establish and then develop the settlement. You will control the settlement of the first modern people, leading them through the centuries and trying to fully develop. I went to explore the world, to get as much useful resources as possible, and also to find a suitable place for the construction of the city. The environment will often become your enemy, but in many cases it will help you to achieve your goal. Turn to the hunt to get food for your settlement.
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The actions of the game The Guild 3 unfold in the Late Middle Ages. It was at this time that a good trader could make a fortune and even get to power. You will begin as a novice trader and try to put together your fortune. Use various tricks, because it is not enough to know where to get cheaper and sell at a higher price, it is important to use various tricks and tricks, arrange intrigues in politics — in general, do everything to get the maximum profit. It is worth noting that the game is still at a very early stage of development and, in fact, is «empty». But as the updates, the authors will fill it, adding a lot of interesting moments.
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Fight the Horror is a very dark and unusual third-person horror in which you will have to survive, fight for life, solve puzzles and do much, much more. According to the plot, the main character was in a confined space, a building where they put a straitjacket on her and closed her up with other similar «patients» in the same room. But the heroine was able to free her hands and thus got a chance to escape. But before she escapes, she will have to overcome a huge number of obstacles, which include puzzles, riddles, and monsters, and not only.
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Species Artificial Life Real Evolution — a kind of unusual in its performance simulator on a unique theme of evolution. Here you will be given a multifunctional editor with which you can bring all your ideas to create a huge world into life. You can create the most amazing views and make the most beautiful planet. The main aspect that will affect evolution is a mutation, so you must provide all organisms with comfortable conditions so that they can transform and build a chain of events. The second main part is the combination, and the third — natural selection.
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Dr. Chris Phelps is back for part two today as we continue our conversation on how to utilize Robert Cialdini's principles of persuasion in your dental practice. Dr. Phelps offers up a ton of value as he walks through his direct marketing system, his entire no show strategy for both new and existing patients, and his methodology for training his team at both of his practices.
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Sorry that this is a bit late. I had a hard time trying to find something to show you, but I ended up choosing this because it will give you a real taste of what this story is about. The main speaker in this excerpt is one Admiral Alexander Chapman. He, along with his brother, Professor Angus Chapman, is trying to resurrect a special cadet training group (Red Squad) that had previously been banned because of scandal. In this scene, Admiral Chapman is addressing a number of advanced students whom he has hand-picked to try out for the team.
Red Squad? That was why she was there? A chill ran down Carlotta's spine at the thought. There was a lot to learn when you were waiting tables so close to Starfleet Headquarters—she had heard all the rumors, and she knew most of them were true. She had a sudden urge to just turn and run away, but she decided instead to stay and listen. The bridge that Admiral Chapman had talked about had belonged to her, in the way it belonged to everyone in the Bay. The admiral had talked about intellectual ancestors, but she was the direct descendant of some of the original workers. The blood that built that bridge was now in her veins, and it seemed to speak to her as if carrying the voices of the dead. Her ancestors had built this city, and some had even had a hand in building Starfleet. It was her inherited responsibility to keep their legacy in tact. So, even though her instincts told her to flee, she decided to stay. She would listen to this man, and if he told the truth, she would give him a chance.
The admiral stopped to take a drink of water and give his brother a glance before he continued.
He looked out over the crowd, and saw heads bowed reverently as he invoked memories of the dead, some out of respect, some out of agony. The noticed that the Esposito girl looked especially grim, almost pale.
The admiral finished his speech and sat down, with Professor Chapman seamlessly taking his place.
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San Giljan ASC have also secured a new sponsorship with Giuseppe's Club Lounge and Lido.
The Club has also launched a new website www.sangiljanasc.com created by Michele Agius. The site offers visitors Club News, the San Giljan ASC newsletter, Fixtures and Results, Club Information (values, history, membership, premises, marketing opportunities, and committee), Squad information and a Gallery.


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Dining that's just, right
Posted on October 21, 2019 by Alyssa Bedrosian
If there's a handbook for how to start and run a restaurant, Kathryn Hubert '12 has completely rewritten it.
As owner and chef of Chez Genèse, Greensboro's newest French restaurant, she decided to do things differently when the restaurant opened last fall.
Most notably, she created an integrated work environment for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) to thrive. And she instituted no tipping and decided to pay all employees above minimum wage.
It's a model that has not only found success, but has been transformative – for her staff, for downtown, and for the Greensboro community.
Chez Genèse is busy during lunchtime.
Hubert grew up in Boone, North Carolina, and often found herself in the kitchen, alongside her mom.
"I've always loved food – I've been fascinated by it," she says.
She completed her two-year culinary degree, and then moved to France for one year to work and cook at a conference center in the Burgundy region.
Things were different in France – the pace was slower, the food was better, and there was a focus on quality of life that was new to Kathryn.
After a year, she returned to the United States, and started at UNC Greensboro. The University had a strong hospitality and tourism program, and accepted her credits from culinary school.
While at UNCG, she worked part-time for the Autism Society of North Carolina. It wasn't her first time working with individuals with disabilities – Hubert has three cousins with autism. Ultimately, her involvement with the organization led to a full-time job as a behavioral support assistant for Guilford County Schools upon graduation.
It was at this point when Hubert started daydreaming about opening her own restaurant. She left her job in the school system after two years and landed at the Iron Hen Café, where she learned every aspect of the restaurant business.
"It's been amazing to work some place where I'm accepted. People see me as a person and not someone with a disability." — Bridget Lucas '19
Chez Genèse, which roughly translates to "the place of new beginnings," opened in October of 2018.
Hubert has received a slew of recognition for her unique concept. But she'll be the first to tell you that it's not about her – it's about the team and the culture she is creating.
"It was really important to me that my team, especially our management team, learned to live and breathe our mission," she says.
One of those team members is Bethany Moore '18, event coordinator and administrative assistant for the restaurant.
Like Hubert, Moore studied sustainable tourism and hospitality at UNCG.
"Event planning is all about connecting and making space in a very busy culture," she says.
UNCG alumni Bridget Lucas '19 and Nils Skudra '18 MA are servers at the restaurant.
"It's been amazing to work some place where I'm accepted. People see me as a person and not someone with a disability," says Lucas.
Bridget Lucas is a recent graduate of the Retailing and Consumer Studies program.
To be clear, Chez Genèse is not a nonprofit. It's structured as a for-profit business.
Hubert explains that she hires people of differing abilities because she believes it's the best business decision she can make.
Chez Genèse has quickly become a local favorite – the restaurant is packed on the weekends, and often during the weekdays, and is one of the top-ranked brunch spots in Greensboro according to Yelp.
In hiring individuals with disabilities, the restaurant hopes to decrease the percentage of unemployed adults with I/DD, a rate that currently sits between 70 and 80 percent, educate the public on what it means to live with a disability, and train people to obtain and maintain a job in another work setting in the future.
And in bringing a piece of France to downtown Greensboro, the Chez Genèse team hopes that their guests will begin to slow down, connect with one another, and enjoy life a little more.
"While it is a French concept, I think the values are bigger than France," says Moore. "The value of genuinely caring for people – caring for employees and caring for guests. That's something everyone has been excited about."
The full version of this story originally appeared in UNCG Magazine. To read the full story and other stories about UNCG alumni making an impact, visit alumnimagazine.uncg.edu.
Story by Alyssa Bedrosian, University Communications
Photography by Martin W. Kane, University Communications
This entry was posted in Features and tagged Alumni, Campus & Community. Bookmark the permalink.
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Home / Agri News / Cabinet set to approve Saudi credit facility for urea import
Cabinet set to approve Saudi credit facility for urea import
The federal cabinet is to accord approval to the signing of an export credit facility for the import of urea from Saudi Arabia. Officials said that in March this year, the Finance Division had informed the Economic Affairs Division (EAD) that $588 million will be required to import 1.2 million tons of urea during 2012-2013.
The EAD was accordingly asked to approach the Saudi Fund for Development (SFD) for financing of $100 million for import of urea. The sources said Saudi Arabia, through SFD, had been extending credit facility to Pakistan for import of urea in the past as well. Under this facility, urea worth $200 million was imported in 2009 and also in 2011 for an amount of $100 million.
On the request of EAD, the SFD agreed to consider providing $100 million for import of urea and accordingly sent a draft financing agreement for government approval. The draft was circulated to all stakeholders namely, the Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Commerce, Ministry of Industries, State Bank of Pakistan and Trading Corporation of Pakistan for views and comments. All of them have consented to the draft agreement. The Law and Justice Division has also vetted the draft agreement from legal point of view. EAD, in its summary, said that in view of the shortage of urea in the country for Rabi crop, it is important that the government may sign this facility as early as possible to ensure its timely arrival.
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Since their inception last year, Hewlett Packard Enterprise has leveraged the immense expertise of HP to immediately become one of the leaders in business-oriented hardware solutions. As part of their mission to the market, HP Enterprise organizes several conferences around the world to shed light on available solutions. The biggest event by far is the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Discover event, which will next be held at ExCeL London from November 29 to December 1.
More than 10,000 IT executives, architects, engineers and innovators are expected to attend this event. The event's broad appeal stems from its practicality. Attendees can learn how to deliver seamless experiences, utilize data more securely, and boost business agility and workforce productivity.
Parallels offers solutions that can do all three, and will be presenting at Discover 2016 London. The latest versions of all three of the offerings in our cross-platform portfolio will be on display. Parallels Remote Application Server,Parallels Mac Management for Microsoft SCCM, and Parallels Desktop for Mac Business Edition can all be used to improve business performance. Parallels Remote Application Server is an application and desktop delivery solution that allows businesses to increase their performance by letting their employees to work from anywhere on their device of choice; Parallels Mac Management extends Microsoft SCCM to Mac devices; and Parallels Desktop Business Edition is the leading solution for making Windows work on Mac OS devices. These innovative cross-platform solutions have made Parallels a leader in the field.
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The most common meaning of "paranoid" has to do with irrational fears of persecution, especially the unjustified fear that people are plotting against you. More generally it is applied to irrational fears of other kinds, but it is often misused of rational fears, as in "I know my Mom has been reading my blog, so I'm paranoid that she's found out what Jason and I did last Saturday night." That's not paranoia, but fully justifiable fear. It also doesn't make sense to use "paranoid" about mild worries and fears. When you say you are paranoid, you should be conveying your own irrationality, not the risks you feel you are running.


We address the integration, management and optimisation of privacy-aware data flows between users and content services, needed to handle the changing usage contexts and a growing variety of data sources that arise from rapid innovation in digital content services.
We apply dynamic, knowledge-driven techniques to ease management decision making across multiple business domains, differing workflow practices and heterogeneous service platforms. By addressing issues of data protection, data ethics and data integration together we aim to establish a data governance framework that gives users the confidence to engage with new waves of digital content services while addressing the cost and risk involved in providing those services.
The Convergence of Virtual Reality and Social Networks: Threats to Privacy and Autonomy.
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Millions of Americans today struggle with obesity and weight loss. They look for other alternatives such as prescription pills, over the counter pills, or dietary supplements that are safe and effective. Most Americans want to lose weight the quickest and easiest way. For many Americans it is easier to have a quick fix by taking diet pills instead of going to the gym and exercising on a regular basis, and sticking to a healthy diet plan. There are only so many dietary supplement pills that are safe and very effective.
Lipodrene with Ephedra and caffeine together make the best weight loss supplement out on the market today. Due to the FDA and the media, allegations have been made to such dietary supplements with Ephedra and caffeine in them. These allegations are misleading the general public and dietary supplement users because of false evidence. However, the FDA does not have any known scientific studies that show proof that Ephedra and caffeine are a deadly combination. Everywhere we look in America we are inundated with images of the next best thing in order to maintain a healthy weight, and to stay thin. Lipodrene with Ephedra and caffeine, yet becomes a prime motivator in fulfilling the desire to lose weight in society and in our personal lives. The benefits of the combination will help people achieve this goal, while giving them a boost of energy and are a safe, and effective diet supplement, when used as directed.
The benefits of Lipodrene with Ephedra and caffeine are not as out of the ordinary as some people might think. For, example: many people use caffeine in their everyday lives. Caffeine can be beneficial if used in moderations throughout the entire day for liveliness. Lipodrene with Ephedra and caffeine together is an extreme energetic weight loss pill, and helps decrease appetite cravings. It burns and melts away the fat when exercising. When looking for a weight loss supplement, Ephedra and caffeine are the main ingredients to losing weight. Caffeine is a stimulant of the central nervous system and a component of tea, coffee, chocolate, and soft drinks as well as fighting off drowsiness. When consumed in low doses, caffeine doesn't pose any serious risks.
Ephedra is a number one leading and active ingredient to burn fat, calories, and to lose weight. According to the Natural Herbs of Encyclopedia, Chinese Ephedra Extract is known as Ma Huang and is predominantly grown in China, an original family of plants known as ephedra sinica. This herb is one of the oldest and most widely used Chinese herbs. Ma Huang has been used for thousands of years in Traditional Chinese Medicine and is the key factor of various herb recipes. It is recommended to treat illnesses, for example: flu and cold, bronchial asthma, coughing, and other respiratory and flu like symptoms. Therefore, it has been no secret to the Chinese that there are a variety of meaningful aids of an Ephedra plant.
Ironically, it helps with everyday ailments and in the United States, Americans might be using Nyquil, or over-the-counter remedies. There have been studies and research that prove Ephedra is a safe, natural herb, and very successful. According to the International Journal of Obesity, "the weight loss benefits of Ephedra have been known for centuries." Valdez, D., an entrepreneur of many supplement websites and maker of his own Ephedra and caffeine diet aids, that sells enormously to individuals all over the U.S. comments, "Ephedra has been marketed here in the United States since the early 1990's. In fact, there were approximately 425 million Ephedra "servings" that were sold in 1995. By 1999, that number has risen to approximately 3 billion servings of Ephedra, yet being sold annually" (Valdez). These numbers are staggering, especially when one takes in the fact that according to the paper "Herbal Ephedra/caffeine for Weight Loss: a 6-month Randomized Safety and Efficacy Trial" written by Boozer, claim Adverse Event Reports on file with the FDA demonstrated a reporting rate of less than 10 such reports out of 140 in a 6 month trial, and came from Ephedra extract products.
forty-one women completed a study consuming Ephedra and caffeine together as a dietary supplement to lose weight. The treatment group lost significantly more body weight of 16 lbs and body fat of (-5.33 kg = 12lbs) than the control group of 5lbs. and 2lbs respectively. They showed significant declines in heart rate, serum cholesterol, triglycerides, cholesterol to high-density lipoprotein ratio, glucose, fasting insulin, and leptin. Blood pressure, electrocardiograms, other clinical chemistry measures, blood histology, urinalysis, and self-reported physical activity were similar in groups. The treatment group reported more energy and decreased appetite compared to controls and scored higher on a quality of life domain assessing vitality.
Lipodrene with Ephedra and caffeine together increases the metabolism because it is supported by the two main ingredients that causes an effect, yet the burning of body fat due to certain levels of activity. Therefore, when given in combination, they work together so they can increase the level of thermo-genesis (burning of fat). When Ephedra and caffeine are taken alone and separate from one another, the impact together isn't as powerful and successful when intermixed.
In the article "Looking beyond Ephedra" written by Mary Duenwald points out, Dietician specialists and weight loss professionals from all over the United States express that dietary supplements that do not contain Ephedra, or other weight loss products such as diet pills that are purchased from a local super market, aren't as successful and results will vary. Dr. Ken Fujoka, Director of the Nutrition and Metabolic Research Center; at the Scripps Clinic in San Diego, also states in this article, "there have been numerous reviews that report Lipodrene with Ephedra and caffeine mixed together helps lose weight." This article also gave another great statistic. Mr. Varuzzo has been taking Lipodrene with Ephedra on and off, for six years. He had yet to read anything that really suggests that Ephedra and caffeine are dangerous because he had followed the instruction label. Mr. Varuzzo was healthy and did not have high blood pressure. He took the supplement only for three months at a time. The only side effect he ever got was a little bit of a speedy feeling. The same effect you would get from drinking three cups of coffee.
It is our responsibility as users to educate ourselves on diet supplements when taking them. The majority of people that are interested in Lipodrene with Ephedra and caffeine are the individuals who want to lose weight, and are obese. It is helpful for individuals that put on extra pounds over the years, or months. These individuals may want to maintain their weight and stay lean. Anytime when taking a dietary supplement, users need to read the facts, the intake amount, the warning label, and consult with a physician before use. Most of the time these individuals are not following the instruction labels that are put on these dietary supplement bottles. All of this information is available to the general public. Many users, from healthy to users that have pre-existing health problems, take these supplements without consulting a physician first. This could be a serious health problem to the people that have prior health issues, and any sort of disease that requires a person to take prescribed pills. When you mix any kind of medications with caffeine, or Ephedra, it can alter the effects of prescription drugs that are taken, due to certain diseases, and can cause some health conditions. According to Valdez, who has developed three products containing Ephedra and caffeine in them, manufacturers have urged the FDA to mandate consumer labeling and manufacturing safeguards to reduce the risk of consumer misuse. The FDA has never responded and nonetheless the industry has succeeded at self-regulation and through the state laws mandating science based on serving limits, and informative warning labels (Valdez).
The FDA has been trying to prove that Ephedra and caffeine combined into a dietary supplement pill are the cause, for people using such diet aids, to have heart attacks, strokes, and even cause death. For quite some time the FDA wants to ban Ephedra and caffeine off the market, so supplement users can't purchase such products containing both active ingredients in them. The FDA has no proven scientific studies that show that Ephedra and caffeine are causing health problems and can lead to death. They only refer to what doctor's report to them, but they are not scientific researchers. When the FDA acts upon their clinical research studies, nor do they imply actively doing their studies on unhealthy candidates or individuals with pre-existing health conditions. The majority of these people are in their 30's to mid-40's and are athletic individuals, for example: they perform at high intensity levels of activity. The FDA is claiming and they're pointing fingers, at the makers, and manufactures of such dietary supplements. They blame Ephedra and caffeine, for the cause of autonomic hyperactivity, nausea, vomiting, and psychiatric symptoms. The same affects you would get from drinking alcohol. No studies have been compared to long-term results on Ephedra, and the longest available extent of treatment was six months. The FDA's clinical studies seem disreputable because there was a total of 52 clinical tests, and 18 of those tests were actually left out of the study during an interval of some time; it was under two months that they were testing on a self-disciplined therapy group. This also seemed notorious that there were 59 articles and only 13 of them were consistent. Therefore, six of the tests were taken out for a change of purpose (Shekelle et al.4). They never explained why they were omitted from the study.
The media and manufactures should hold the FDA accountable for the allegations that have been made toward a safe, and effective diet aid. The FDA chooses not to show evidence, or if these individuals had pre-existing health problems before, and there was no indication of what kind of candidates these people were. They are showing their lack of intelligence toward Ephedra and caffeine and, their research. Because the FDA doesn't get the percentage of money made by manufactures, sellers, or buyers. They only get the percentage of what the pharmaceutical companies make. Therefore, they lose out on a multi-billion-dollar industry.
According to the article "Multi-nutrient Supplement Containing Ephedra and Caffeine Causes Weight Loss and Improves Metabolic Risk Factors in Obese Women" written by RM Hackman, Fat burners (pills) that have Ephedra and caffeine in them have been shown and proven to be secure, and active. Fat burners will help lose weight, and burn the excess fat with the support of a healthy and nutritional diet. With the use of these two major elements, the body can correct a number of diseases, illnesses, and help the metabolic rate. These dietary aids are worthwhile and positive in losing weight, or just keeping the body fat off.
The benefits of Ephedra and Caffeine as well as the boost of energy is essential in this chaotic world we call "life." Ephedra has been in the world food supply for thousands of years. Lipodrene with Ephedra and caffeine is one of the most safe and effective diet aids ever developed. Obesity is a disease that is susceptible to diabetes, hypertension, and cardiovascular disease and these high health risks are reversible with weight loss. Confirmation of the results of Ephedra and caffeine has been validated with controlled clinical trials and studies. The beneficial effects of Ephedra and caffeine on weight loss continue to be available to the consuming public. As time becomes a rare commodity and priorities change, so does the chance of being healthy. The use of diet aids such as Lipodrene with Ephedra and caffeine help keep us on the track of being vigorous, and able to enjoy life to the fullest.
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"A Basic Guide to the Concepts, Techniques and Strategies of Oral History," developed by the Virginia Folklife Program of the Virginia Foundation for the Humanities; wrutteb in the pre-digital age so some material is dated, but basic approach is sound; sitealso includes resource guide and sample forms; available at http://www.virginiafolklife.org/about/oralhistory.html .
"Capturing the Living Past: An Oral History Primer," by Barbara W. Sommer and Mary Kay Quinlan for the Nebraska Historical Society; a thorough primer in Q & A format, especially tailored for nonspecialists interested in interviewing on local and family history; focus is on planning and conducting an interview, less on curating ora history materials; available at http://www.nebraskahistory.org/lib-arch/research/audiovis/oral_history/index.htm.
"Digital Audio Field Recording Equipment Guide," developed by the Vermont Folklife Center; excellent guide to various recording technologies, as well as specific models; available at http://www.vermontfolklifecenter.org/archive/res_audioequip.htm; website also includes guides to field recording in the digital age, digital editing of field audio, and preservation of multi-media materials.
"Eight Steps to Doing Oral History," developed by Samual Proctor Oral History Program, University of Florida; a quick guide; at http://www.history.ufl.edu/oral/workshop-8steps.html; see also the more extensive "Oral History Workshop;" at http://www.history.ufl.edu/oral/workshop-humility.html.
"Interviewing Guidelines," developed by UCLA's Oral History Program; page also includes links to a sample legal agreement, family history sample outline, and a good bibliography; at http://oralhistory.library.ucla.edu/interviewGuidelines.html
"Introduction to Oral History " and "Digital Oral History Workshop ," developed by Baylor University's Institute for Oral History; available at http://www.baylor.edu/oralhistory/index.php?id=23560. The "Digital Oral History Workshop" is an excellent guide to adapting digital tools to the oral history process.
"Oral History in the Digital Age," developed by MATRIX, Michigan State University Digital Humanities Center in collaboration with numerous partners; the go-to place for the latest information on digital media as they relate to all phases of the oral history procc, including recording, curating, and disseminating oral history; at http://ohda.matrix.msu.edu/.
"Oral History Primer," developed by the Regional History Project, University Library, University of California, Santa Cruz; an overview of the interview process from planning to followup; includes interviewing tips; at http://library.ucsc.edu/reg-hist/ohprimer.html.
"Oral History Techniques: How to Organize and Conduct Oral History Interviews," developed by Indiana University's Oral History Research Center; at http://www.indiana.edu/~cshm/techniques.html
"Oral History on the Web: A Primer," developed by the T. Harry Williams Center for Oral History at Louisiana State University; basic discussion "of simple principles by which oral histories can be transformed into effective Web presentations;" at http://www.lib.lsu.edu/special/williams/webprimer/index.html
"A Quick Guide to Oral History," developed by the Regional Oral History Office at the University of California at Berkeley; at http://bancroft.berkeley.edu/ROHO/resources/1minute.html
"The SOHP Practical Guide," developed by the Southern Oral History Program at the University of North Carolina; available at http://www.sohp.org/site_images/csas/practical_guide_(Apr-2009).pdf; website also includes sample interview forms and an extensive bibliography.
"Step by Step Guide to Oral History," developed by historian and educator Judith Moyer; a thorough guide that includes both "how to" information about planning and conducting an interview, as well as discussions of ethical, historiographic, and interpretive issues in oral history; at http://www.dohistory.org/on_your_own/toolkit/oralHistory.html .
Prepared by Linda Shopes
Updated August, 2012
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Resources Linda Shopes: A Very Selected Oral History Bibliography Linda Shopes: web guides to doing oral history SI Workshop Workshop


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I was sick for about a week. I had headaches that would render me to my bed. I had stomach aches that would render me to the bathroom. I would resurface for an hour and then my body would tell me to go back to hiding.
The day I resurfaced for good, I realized how important it is for a mom to be present.
While washing the dirty dishes, I watched my one son grab a dirty cup from the sink and fill it with warm water and drink water.
I watched my daughter pick up broken chips off the dirty kitchen floor and eat them.
I watched my other son put a stool on a chair and climb to the food pantry and get an open bag of almonds to eat.
I found Lego's in the fridge.
Clearly fending for themselves made them scavengers.
Then I took them out of the house and that is when I discovered that sickness takes away part of your brain. I am still not sure how it happens and where it goes, but it was almost like I was listening to myself and I kept thinking, that is a bad idea. Yet I let it all happen.
I'm not spilling those secrets, but it ended with this.
My daughter wrapped in my scarf with nothing else in a public park because there was nothing else for her to wear.
We went home immediately after this picture was taken and I didn't let us leave again till the next day when my brain came back.
And she was on to me. She knew it was wrong and she didn't like it. I kept trying to convince her that it was the new trend, but she didn't believe me.


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Chase Untermeyer has served a lot of roles in government. The Houston businessman is a former state legislator, port commissioner, assistant secretary of the Navy, a senior aide to a president and a former ambassador. His latest book is How Important People Act: Behaving Yourself in Public, and he talks about it with Houston Matters' […]
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Idara Foster '11 is back at Taft and back in the classroom, but on the other side of the desk. The 2015 Wesleyan University graduate is teaching English at Taft as part of her work with the prestigious Penn Residency Master's in Teaching Program.
Intent on being a pharmacist, Idara was five hours into an Organic Chemistry lab at Wesleyan when she realized that it was life outside of the lab that brought her the greatest sense of joy and fulfillment.
As a student at Taft, Idara was involved in a little bit of everything—she was a volleyball player, a track captain, a school monitor, a member of the Class Committee, and head of United Cultures at Taft. She was also the student who reached out to everyone in the school community with a warm hello, and genuine concern for their comfort and well-being. Not much has changed. Idara brings her warmth and caring to the classroom, to the volleyball and track teams she coaches, and to the dorms, where she lives with and mentors the young women of USGD.


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Q: GSConnect drops connection and WhatsApp not working I am experimenting with GSConnect for the first time.  I have followed the instructions here and have managed to:

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*Connect to the phone and exchange files (in both directions),

*Send and receive SMS messages, and

*Ping my desktop from my phone and vice versa.

Some details about my setup:

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*Mobile phone: LG G5, Android 7.0.

*Ubuntu desktop: upgraded earlier today from 18.10 to 19.04.

*Installed the GSConnect GNOME Shell extension through Ubuntu Software.

*Installed plugin on Firefox (just updated to 66.0.3).

Although there is some delay with the messages (especially when a message is received), this seems to work properly.
Unfortunately, I have identified the following two issues:

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*The connection drops every few minutes and I need to reconnect.  This often takes more than one attempt and I can only reconnect if I initiate this from the phone (pinging, for instance, does the trick).

*I am unable to connect with WhatApp even though the instructions I am following seem to explicitly say this is possible.

If anyone has experience with GSConnect and can help, I would really appreciate it.

A: unluckily I only have 1 point and I can not comment your post.
please generate the support log as explained in their wiki and share with us the result. We will help you troubleshoot the issues.
The possible reasons could be
1) Intereference with other Equipment

Some users have reported that KDE Connect broadcasts (UDP Port 1716) can interfere with some equipment. The cause is unknown, but seems to only affect very very network connected devices such as PLCs and WiFi repeaters.

Could be possible that activating other equipment is the cause of your connection instability.
2) Issues related to the distribution package.
Ubuntu 19.04 is incompatible with many apt packages which have not yet been troubleshootet, we would need information on how did you install gnome-shell-extension-gsconnect and all the relevant software.
I remain available for additional information.
The wiki has several information about the extension, please include any other relevant link to packages and software.