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2010-08-17 19:31:01 8 Comments
Here are two pages, test.php and testserver.php.
<script src="scripts/jq.js" type="text/javascript"></script>
$(function() {
success:function() {
error:function() {
$arr = array("element1",
$arr['name'] = "response";
echo json_encode($arr);
Now my problem: when both of these files are on the same server (either localhost or web server), it works and
alert("Success") is called; If it is on different servers, meaning testserver.php on web server and test.php on localhost, its not working, and
alert("Error") is executing. Even if the URL inside ajax is changed to http://domain.com/path/to/file/testserver.php
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@Paun Narcis Iulian 2018-05-04 08:53:19
it works, all you need:
header('Access-Control-Allow-Origin: http://www.example.com');
header("Access-Control-Allow-Credentials: true");
header('Access-Control-Allow-Methods: GET, PUT, POST, DELETE, OPTIONS');
JS (jQuery ajax):
var getWBody = $.ajax({ cache: false,
url: URL,
dataType : 'json',
type: 'GET',
xhrFields: { withCredentials: true }
@Ali_Hr 2018-03-03 12:25:43
I know 3 way to resolve your problem:
First if you have access to both domains you can allow access for all other domain using :
header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");
or just a domain by adding code bellow to .htaccess file:
<FilesMatch "\.(ttf|otf|eot|woff)$"> <IfModule mod_headers.c> SetEnvIf Origin "http(s)?://(www\.)?(google.com|staging.google.com|development.google.com|otherdomain.net|dev02.otherdomain.net)$" AccessControlAllowOrigin=$0 Header add Access-Control-Allow-Origin %{AccessControlAllowOrigin}e env=AccessControlAllowOrigin </IfModule> </FilesMatch>
you can have ajax request to a php file in your server and handle request to another domain using this php file.
- you can use jsonp , because it doesn't need permission. for this you can read our friend @BGerrissen answer.
@BGerrissen 2010-08-17 19:43:33
Use JSONP.
dataType: 'jsonp', // Notice! JSONP <-- P (lowercase)
// do stuff with json (in this case an array)
$arr = array("element1","element2",array("element31","element32"));
$arr['name'] = "response";
echo $_GET['callback']."(".json_encode($arr).");";
The echo might be wrong, it's been a while since I've used php. In any case you need to output
callbackName('jsonString') notice the quotes. jQuery will pass it's own callback name, so you need to get that from the GET params.
And as Stefan Kendall posted, $.getJSON() is a shorthand method, but then you need to append
'callback=?' to the url as GET parameter (yes, value is ?, jQuery replaces this with its own generated callback method).
@Eric 2011-10-23 12:41:03
Why do you need to return
callbackName('/* json */') instead of
callbackName(/* json */)?
@BGerrissen 2011-10-24 10:27:39
@eric the callback expects a JSON string. Theoretically, an object might work as well, but not sure how jQuery responds to this, it might throw an error or fail silently.
@Sanket Sahu 2013-07-11 09:54:29
And don't forget to add http:// or https:// in the beginning of the request.
@user2003356 2014-01-23 08:59:48
I'm getting the following error. SyntaxError: missing ; before statement {"ResultCode":2}. Where {"ResultCode":2} is response. Please advice.
@BGerrissen 2014-02-21 13:49:47
@user2003356 looks like you are returning plain JSON instead of JSONP. You need to return something like: callbackFunction({"ResultCode":2}). jQuery adds the GET parameter 'callback' to the request, that's the name of the callback function jquery uses and should be added to the response.
@user1566694 2014-03-19 18:49:30
The comma at the end of error: function(){...}, appears to cause an error. I'd take it out but edits must be 6 characters. so. that's good.
@srj 2014-05-13 17:36:56
The explanation given by @BGerrissen worked well for me after adding
crossDomain: true, from the docs, " crossDomain (default: false for same-domain requests, true for cross-domain requests) Type: Boolean If you wish to force a crossDomain request (such as JSONP) on the same domain, set the value of crossDomain to true. This allows, for example, server-side redirection to another domain. (version added: 1.5) "
@Joël 2014-05-14 18:57:38
There is jsonp.jit.su it's a free JSON Proxy "Enables cross-domain requests to any JSON API." And it's on Github github.com/afeld/jsonp
@Vicky Chijwani 2016-07-20 09:16:56
It's 2016. CORS is now a widely supported standard, as opposed to JSONP which can only be described as a hack. @joshuarh's answer below should be the preferred one now.
@Sudip Bhandari 2016-07-26 08:23:02
why is it necessary to get the callback method in server?
@Raymond Nijland 2019-03-24 23:15:33
Keep in mind that using cross domain JSONP can possible open up your website also to cross side scripting attacks if the remote API has a vurnability.
@Josh Schultz 2017-07-24 15:02:53
For Microsoft Azure, it's slightly different.
Azure has a special CORS setting that needs to be set. It's essentially the same thing behind the scenes, but simply setting the header joshuarh mentions will not work. The Azure documentation for enabling cross domain can be found here:
I fiddled around with this for a few hours before realizing my hosting platform had this special setting.
@Adorjan Princz 2014-11-29 10:43:53
You can control this via HTTP header by adding Access-Control-Allow-Origin. Setting it to * will accept cross-domain AJAX requests from any domain.
Using PHP it's really simple, just add the following line into the script that you want to have access outside from your domain:
header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");
Don't forget to enable mod_headers module in httpd.conf.
@Sarfraz 2010-08-17 19:34:00
You need to have a look at Same Origin Policy:
For you to be able to get data, it has to be:
Same protocol and host
You need to implement JSONP to workaround it.
@aagjalpankaj 2015-11-18 13:19:22
Can I get a working example using
@Jason 2013-08-29 11:09:47
See how to enable cross-origin resource sharing for client and server:
@BillyTom 2013-05-10 14:56:38
There are few examples for using JSONP which include error handling.
However, please note that the error-event is not triggered when using JSONP! See: http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.ajax/ or jQuery ajax request using jsonp error
@joshuarh 2012-03-01 20:51:37
JSONP is a good option, but there is an easier way. You can simply set the
Access-Control-Allow-Origin header on your server. Setting it to
* will accept cross-domain AJAX requests from any domain. (https://developer.mozilla.org/en/http_access_control)
The method to do this will vary from language to language, of course. Here it is in Rails:
class HelloController < ApplicationController
def say_hello
headers['Access-Control-Allow-Origin'] = "*"
render text: "hello!"
In this example, the
say_hello action will accept AJAX requests from any domain and return a response of "hello!".
Here is an example of the headers it might return:
Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
Cache-Control: no-cache, no-store, max-age=0, must-revalidate
Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8
X-Ua-Compatible: IE=Edge
Etag: "c4ca4238a0b923820dcc509a6f75849b"
X-Runtime: 0.913606
Content-Length: 6
Server: WEBrick/1.3.1 (Ruby/1.9.2/2011-07-09)
Date: Thu, 01 Mar 2012 20:44:28 GMT
Connection: Keep-Alive
Easy as it is, it does have some browser limitations. See http://caniuse.com/#feat=cors.
@TonyTakeshi 2012-07-23 04:40:20
Jsonp did not support post, put and delete. Your solution works great.
@SparK 2012-09-20 14:46:00
in PHP header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");
@Warrior 2013-01-02 13:27:57
@SparK This code is fine when am using xmlhttpRequest.But not working when am using jquery.Post...
@Friederike 2013-04-26 12:29:57
@Warrior If you're using jQuery's
.post() method you have to enable cross-domain support in jQuery. It is done with this:
$.support.cors = true.
@Dan Esparza 2013-04-30 14:42:47
FYI - the official name for this is 'CORS' (Cross Origin Resource Sharing). More info: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-origin_resource_sharing
@Jasper 2014-01-22 18:04:50
It's just lazy to not whitelist particular domains and instead allow access from all domains...
@Jon Schneider 2014-01-24 03:12:52
What are the security implications of configuring a server in this manner?
@Sebastián Grignoli 2014-12-11 21:10:03
@JonSchneider the problem with this approach (just allowing any origin with *) is that any malicious page can capture the user's information on that server. Gmail had this problem once. It was inadvertently disclosing the user's contacts list.
@Sebastián Grignoli 2014-12-11 21:11:06
It would be better to allow only those domains that you want to share the data with instead of using the wilcard "*".
@Whome 2012-05-16 12:34:37
I had to load webpage from local disk "file:///C:/test/htmlpage.html", call "http://localhost/getxml.php" url, and do this in IE8+ and Firefox12+ browsers, use jQuery v1.7.2 lib to minimize boilerplate code. After reading dozens of articles finally figured it out. Here is my summary.
- server script (.php, .jsp, ...) must return http response header Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *
- before using jQuery ajax set this flag in javascript: jQuery.support.cors = true;
- you may set flag once or everytime before using jQuery ajax function
- now I can read .xml document in IE and Firefox. Other browsers I did not test.
- response document can be plain/text, xml, json or anything else
Here is an example jQuery ajax call with some debug sysouts.
jQuery.support.cors = true;
url: "http://localhost/getxml.php",
data: { "id":"doc1", "rows":"100" },
type: "GET",
timeout: 30000,
dataType: "text", // "xml", "json"
success: function(data) {
// show text reply as-is (debug)
// show xml field values (debug)
//alert( $(data).find("title").text() );
// loop JSON array (debug)
//var str="";
//$.each(data.items, function(i,item) {
// str += item.title + "\n";
error: function(jqXHR, textStatus, ex) {
alert(textStatus + "," + ex + "," + jqXHR.responseText);
@jherax 2014-06-26 16:08:18
I wrote an answer for this question here: Loading cross domain html page with jQuery AJAX – the last one, supports https
For the firest point: in PHP add this line to the script:
header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");
@zenio 2012-04-02 11:58:07
I use Apache server, so I've used mod_proxy module. Enable modules:
LoadModule proxy_module modules/mod_proxy.so
LoadModule proxy_http_module modules/mod_proxy_http.so
Then add:
ProxyPass /your-proxy-url/ http://service-url:serviceport/
Finally, pass proxy-url to your script.
@Jacob Mattison 2010-08-17 19:34:52
Browser security prevents making an ajax call from a page hosted on one domain to a page hosted on a different domain; this is called the "same-origin policy".
@Paul Schreiber 2010-08-17 19:44:07
This is possible, but you need to use JSONP, not JSON. Stefan's link pointed you in the right direction. The jQuery AJAX page has more information on JSONP.
Remy Sharp has a detailed example using PHP.
@William Clemens 2010-08-17 19:43:33
From the Jquery docs (link):
Due to browser security restrictions, most "Ajax" requests are subject to the same origin policy; the request can not successfully retrieve data from a different domain, subdomain, or protocol.
Script and JSONP requests are not subject to the same origin policy restrictions.
So I would take it that you need to use jsonp for the request. But haven't tried this myself.
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DescriptionMichael Price Abalone Mosaic California Knife
Circa 1856-1889. A true work of art, this knife by San Francisco's premier 19th century cutler, Michael Price, features an elaborate mosaic handle of native California abalone shell and silver; the topmost piece of abalone on each side being in the form of a keystone. The handle's wrapped edges and the guard are also silver and beautifully engraved with scrollwork. The 5-3/4"?spear point blade is uncleaned and lightly sharpened, with light spotting overall and traces of the original polish showing through. 10-1/4"?overall. The silver sheath is engraved like the handle on both sides and features Price's characteristic spring clip; the nickel silver ball tip is slightly bent. There are a few small dents in the sheath and a natural flaw in one abalone panel. An absolutely first rate California knife in excellent condition.
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Sightseeing & shopping
Euralille is a large indoor shopping centre, located near to the Eurostar train station. It includes over 140 shops on two levels.
Wazemmes street market takes place every Sunday morning.
The Braderie is a large street market in Old Lille, held on the first weekend in September (all day on Saturday and Sunday, ending at midnight on Sunday). It is Europe's largest flea market, with about 10,000 stalls and more than 1 million visitors.
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By now starting a business can be easily done with just a few clicks and perhaps some paperwork. Not much requirements have to be fulfilled in order to begin with your new startup. But, what do small business owners want? What most entrepreneurs wonder before taking the plunge are these common factors that are worth considering very cautiously.
Topics: Digital marketing for small businesses, Small Businesses, entrepreneurs
Thanks to different business groups that gather female entrepreneurs more and more women have encountered new opportunities to grow their business and enhance their network. The plan of these summits is to provide a platform for women entrepreneurs to interact with each other to gain a wider scope of their possibilities. These women's business groups also serve to train women through different workshops and talks that can help them guide their way into better practices. Meetings can be held in person or virtually making it possible for any woman around the country to attend to these sessions.
Topics: Small Businesses, entrepreneurs
Female entrepreneurship is becoming a large trend across Florida and the United States in general. Large associations such as WBO (women business owners) or NAWBO (national association of women business owners) are encouraging women around the US by organizing meet ups that can help women network to enhance their businesses as well as organizing trainings to further develop their careers.
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In a time where starting a business can be done at the comfort of your own house, startups are becoming more and more common popping up every day around the world. This has made it harder though for brand new companies to bring the attention of their desired audiences, which is why many recur to marketing plans in Orlando that can broaden their visibility to the world.
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What is the title of your Comps?
The title of my studio art Comps is: Untitled (44.623731, -122.72340)
The title of my art history Comps is: Revival, Renaissance, and Revolution: Atelier 17 and Mid-Century Printmaking in America
What is your Comps topic?
For my studio art Comps I created a portfolio of relief monoprints based on a singular image. I focused on investigating how our interactions with landscapes and connections to these landscapes shape our memory of place. My Comps articulates the relationship between temporality, memory, and experience. Each print forms the landscape differently based on a variety of varying elements including mark, texture, opacity, composition, color, etc. Interested in complicating the notion of the landscape through the manipulation of the image, there is no singular moment but rather a collection of moments in no linear narrative.
The image I worked from is a picture I took this past summer when I was at my grandparents' farm/backyard in Oregon. The image was taken at the exact location coordinates of 44.623731, -122.723401. The coordinates are important because a juxtaposition is created with the multiplicity of the portfolio. There exists a paradox between the specificity of the coordinate and the ambiguity of the space through the varying images. Furthermore, this space has been a place that I have constantly come back to almost annually.
Growing up and living in a variety of places, the ideas of displacement and the temporality of those past spaces have been very influential in forming how I see the world. In contrast, this space has been a constant for me. This natural space isn't somewhere I would call 'home,' but is rather a natural space that I have been able to continually revisit throughout my life. When I go back, each experience is different both in terms of its aesthetic makeup and my personal encounter. This further reinforces the paradox of the landscape being a constant while also ever changing in itself.
Through my Comps I hope for the viewer to not only see the relationship between place and people, but also think about how the natural spaces, textures, color, shapes, etc. affect the ways in which we emotionally and visually understand the natural world.
My art history Comps focused on exploring the critical and experimental American printmaking movement during the 1950s and 1960s that stemmed out of S.W. Hayter's print studio, Atelier 17, in New York. Within this printmaking movement there was a revival of old printmaking methods, revolution against historical notions of printmaking as a medium, and innovation with process in a contemporary art context.
My research looked at the theories of Atelier 17 and put them in conversation with other emerging theories of art such as that of the newly developing American Action Painters and formalist art theory. Atelier 17 focused on developing and teaching printmaking from an experimental and learning through process style rather than the more traditional and pedagogical model that historically existed within printmaking shops. Many artists from all different artistic backgrounds studied printmaking in Atelier 17 and took the medium in variety of concept and aesthetic directions thus expanding and reviving the medium in a contemporary context.
Additionally, I looked at five artists (Leonard Baskin, Anne Ryan, Worden Day, Misch Kohn, and Gabor Peterdi) and their work who were connected to Atelier 17 and produced both critical and unprecedented work within printmaking.
Why did you choose your Comps topics?
For my studio art Comps, early on in the term I decided I wanted to work with color relief printmaking on a quite large scale. Additionally, I really wanted to experiment with what I could do with relief printmaking. In terms of content, landscapes have always been a big part of my life and a big part of my life and my work, so I chose to explore the landscape and one that held some meaning to me both aesthetically and personally.
For my art history Comps, I was interested in exploring a topic that was totally foreign to me. I had learned printmaking before doing my Comps, so I knew some basics around the process, but I had never really formally studied printmaking in an art history class. Printmaking to me is a unique medium with extremely historical roots. I randomly learned about this print movement that often gets overshadowed in the larger context of art history while skimming through a random library book focused on printmaking in America. I was immediate intrigued by the formal and experimental aspects of the work that so clearly stood out. With that discovery came many more questions which turned into my art history Comps.
What was the most interesting article or piece of information that you found while researching your Comps?
With my studio art Comps, something the department and my Comps advisor strongly encouraged during the Comps process, was spending time exploring other artists who explore similar concepts and processes. By discovering a variety of artists and learning about their material and conceptual approach to their work, I was better able to understand what I wanted to explore and do within my work.
Eva Pietzerker is a contemporary printmaker who creates woodcut prints based on landscapes. I looked into her methods for creating natural spaces via relief prints. Her work deals with the idea of going beyond simple representations of landscapes. She explores the mystery of the transcendental nature of the landscape through her composition, color, and mark. It was cool to discover established artists who were exploring similar processes and concepts as me. I was able to learn and gain inspiration from artists while taking similar concepts in my own artists direction, like Munch and Pietzerker, strive to gain a broader and richer understanding of the landscape through the relief printmaking process.
Last summer, prior to doing art history Comps, I interned at the Art Institute of Chicago. While there I was able to make appointments with their print study room. Their print department has many works by the artists I was researching for my Comps, so I was able to request to see the works. Having them bring the works out unframed allowed me to look at and analyze the prints up close rather than just finding images of the works online which was pretty cool.
What was your Comps process like?
My Comps process and timeline for both projects were actually quite different because, although I did both Comps fall term, I began doing research for my art history Comps the summer leading up to fall term and with my studio art Comps I didn't really figure out what I was doing until the later part of second week of fall term. My studio process was experimental and open ended in terms of how the final prints evolved. I constantly worked the prints by cropping the image, cutting up prints and layering prints in order to think about how the images is framed and how the process reflects the layering and meshing of memories. I also created a variety of additional blocks to print color and textures onto the prints.
With my art history Comps I wrote a proposal late spring term during my art history Junior Seminar. Having access to the Art Institute of Chicago's library, I was able to spend my free time researching and finding potential sources for my Comps project. Fall term was spent doing research and writing the 35-page paper. The research and the writing overlapped in time so I would write while still discovering new sources and reading more about my topic. I had mini-drafts due throughout the term and a final draft due at the end of fall term. I worked on revising my Comps over winter break as I went abroad winter term.
Why do you think it was valuable for you to do your Comps projects?
With both Comps I was able to really explore concepts, processes, and topics in depth. Compared to other assignments or projects I've done at Carleton, you only have a few weeks at most to complete them. Having a full ten weeks to work, research, and write really helped give me a new ability to work on bigger and longer projects.
Will you expand on your Comps in any way?
I don't think I will expand anymore with either Comps during my time at Carleton, but I would like to continue exploring these topics within both Comps outside of Carleton.
For my studio art Comps, I would like to continue working with monoprints as a process and continue working with topics revolving around the landscape.
For my art history Comps, I will be giving a talk on my topic later in spring term. Additionally, my Csomps leave off talking about the beginning of the revival of lithography in the late 1960s. I didn't have the space in my Comps to research this other later movement. I would like to further explore printmaking during this period and look at printmaking post-1960s and how it continually progressed as a medium.


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Sad Loss of Our Former Nurse Practitioner
It is with sadness that our friend and former colleague, Janet Burns, passed away on Saturday 22 September 2018 after a short illness. Our condolences go to all her friends and family.
This year there are TWO DIFFERENT FLU VACCINES FOR ADULTS, one for the patients aged 65 and over and one for the patients aged 18 to 64 in a clinical risk group. Vaccine deliveries are split between September, October and November.
Patients are therefore being invited in stages to make an appointment. PATIENTS MUST ENSURE THEY ATTEND THE CORRECT CLINIC FOR THEIR VACCINATION.
Patient aged 18 to 64 who have received an invitation
The vaccines for the at risk patients aged 18 to 64 are all being delivered in September and we are running clinics the weeks commencing 24th September and 1st October.
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We have invited over 600 patients in this group, so please be patient when phoning to make an appointment. We ask patients with online access to please make your appointment online.
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If you are unable to attend any of the above clinics, you can attend the Saturday Drop In Clinic between 10am and 12noon. If you attend the Saturday Drop In Clinic, please tell Reception you are under 65 when you arrive to help us ensure you receive the correct vaccine.
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The vaccines for patients aged 65 and over are split into three deliveries over September, October and November. This delivery schedule is national and practices have been advised by NHS England to vaccinate the oldest patients first, as these are most at risk should they develop the flu.
Patients aged 65 and over will be receiving invitations shortly. You can attend one of the clinics below after your given date, but not before.
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The surgery will be vaccinating children at clinical risk aged 6 months to 17 years and well children aged 2 and 3 on the 31 August 2018. Children who turn 2 after this date are not eligible for the vaccine. It is expected the nasal spray will be available for us to order around the middle of October and invitations will be sent out nearer the time.
We are only allocated a limited number of vaccines and therefore any patients who do not fall into these categories but are eligible for a flu vaccine must have the vaccine at school. This includes children in Reception class through to Year 5.
Stopping pharmacy ordering of prescriptions on behalf of patients
As of the 1st March 2017, we NO LONGER accept any repeat prescripiton requests from community pharmacies on behalf of patients. Patients (or their carer, nominated family member/friend) will have to order repeat prescriptions directly from the GP practice themselves. This can be done by dropping your prescription request into the box in Reception, by post, fax or online. If you would like to order your prescripiton online, please bring some ID and ask Reception for a username and password.
Collection of prescriptions from GP practices by community pharmacies will not be affected.
The 23 Rotherham practices are making this change, with full support of NHS Rotherham CCG, have carefully considered all options, engaged extensively with key stakeholders (patients, carers, patient participation groups and voluntary groups)
Please read the Prescription Leaflet for more information
If you, or someone you care for, use the same medicines on a daily basis (ie regularly), you may be able to beneift from using the NHS electronic repeat dispensing service the practice offers to suitable patients. This service means you won't have to order your repeat prescription from the GP practice every time you need more medicine. Just collect your dispensed medication from your nominated community pharmacy. please read the attached leaflet and speak to a member of the practice to check if this service would beneift you.
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Patients who are registered at this practice can now book an appointment to see a GP or ANP on Thursday evenings, after 6.30pm and on Friday mornings, before 8am. Patients can also book an appointment with a GP on Saturdays. Saturday appointments will take place at Dinnington Medial Centre. Talk to the practice receptionist to find out more or book an appointment.
By March 2019 everyone in England will benefit from access to general practice appointments in the evenings and weekends at a time that is most convenient to them. This is part of a national drive to help improve access to general practice and get the best possible outcomes for patients. Further information is available at www.england.nhs.uk/gpaccess
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Monday, June 20, 2016 | 7:24 a.m.
NEW YORK — Authorities say the FBI has arrested four people in connection with New York City's ongoing corruption probe, including a New York Police Department commander accused of accepting gifts that included time with a prostitute.
A criminal complaint alleges an unidentified real estate executive took James Grant, the commander of an Upper East Side Precinct, on a private jet for Super Bowl weekend in 2013 and arranged for a prostitute who stayed in Grant's luxury hotel room. It says the executive is cooperating with the government.
The head of Grant's union declined to comment.
A businessman who contributed heavily to Mayor Bill de Blasio's campaign already has pleaded guilty in the widespread case. Earlier this month, federal prosecutors charged the head of the correction officers' union for allegedly taking kickbacks.


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You may have seen Shorombo at Clubsportive, but what you don't know is that there is a lot more than meets the eye.
Sho—more than meets the eye
You might have seen Shorombo in the gym, and you might have even had the experience of training with him, but what you probably don't know is that there is much more to him than meets the eye. Shorombo is actually a life coach, and through his holistic hybrid coaching programs, he helps people turn their lives around. Going through his fair share of difficulties in life, Sho (as he is also known) has quite the story. Before he even turned thirty, he battled through severe depression, struggled with being overweight, and eventually found himself completely burned out.
But Shorombo is also a master of transforming his life. He has lived in three countries and has had several careers, ranging from working in the fast-paced investment industry to being beach manager in Curacao. He has not only transformed himself physically but in every area of his life. Today, he shares his hard-won knowledge and experience to help others.
Depression in his 20s
Shorombo could be called a true "experience expert". He is very passionate about helping people live more fulfilling lives because he knows first-hand the consequences of not doing so. In his twenties, he was diagnosed with severe depression and went through the entire system of "traditional" healthcare. His ranged from seeing his local physician to appointments with psychologists and, at some points, he was even prescribed antidepressants. But when his psychologist told him that he might be manically depressed, enough was enough. Being told he may be sick for life was simply not acceptable, so Sho carved his own alternative route.
Shorombo decided to try another route, one that he could relate to. And he found it after meeting an orthomolecular therapist and coach who told him, "You are not sick, you are just a bit lost." The contrast to what he had heard from his former psychologist rang in Sho's ears. This perspective made all the difference. Under her guidance, he turned his life around by eating healthy, exercising, changing his lifestyle and, most importantly, investing in personal development. This has been the foundation of what he teaches today.
"The most important aspect of my recovery was personal development. Sometimes, you get lost in life, and that is okay. But you have to get to know yourself to know what you want. Everybody does."
Burn-out at 30
After having lived abroad for a while, Shorombo returned to the Netherlands only to find out that he hadn't built much of a life there. He promised himself to give it another go. He would give himself five years in order to get into the long-term mindset required to build a life, and only after these five years had passed would he take score. And after five years, the answer was in loud and clear. He suffered a massive burn-out. "Burn-out is something you can't imagine if you've never been through it. It was hands-down the most painful experience I have ever been through, even harder than depression."
At the point of burning out, Shorombo was quite literally at the end of his rope, barely sleeping or eating and not able to function normally anymore. The next three months were hell on earth, but at some point, Shorombo experienced a moment of clarity. "I remember very well that, at some point, I thought to myself, this might be a very dark period in my life, but I am going to turn it into my greatest victory yet." During the following three months, Shorombo lost 25kg, quit smoking, decided to leave his job and moved back to Curacao to get a fresh start.
"When I look back at this period, I remember it as the best thing that could have happened to me," says Shorombo, now fulfilled with a deeper understanding. Afterward, he made the decision to try to turn all his ordeals and suffering into something positive. He decided that with all the experience he had obtained during his thirty years, he would help others who were also struggling. "I am absolutely passionate about inspiring and helping as many people I can to maximize and pursue their most fulfilling lives."
Holistic Life Coach
Now, Sho's worst experiences are his fuel. Drawing on a lifetime of obstacles, his own experiences have now catapulted his personal growth. Knowing his clients' pain gives him the unique ability to really connect with them. He knows that tough experiences can lead to great things. And he is a fellow human being in search of others who can share their struggles with him, instead of a typical doctor-patient relationship. "What people need is for someone to give them the right context, the tools to help themselves, and someone who believes in them."
As a holistic life coach, Shorombo dedicates himself to helping people change their lives in a structured and integrative way. Shorombo focuses on all aspects of health, including nutrition, exercise, lifestyle, and, most importantly, personal development. He combines all of these essential elements into cohesive and practical programs. Mindset and personal development are at the root of most behavior and are always a big part of his training and coaching.
"Sustainable change comes from inside. That's why I have created integrative programs based on all of my own personal and professional experience. They give people the framework and roadmap required to apply it to their lives."
Shorombo offers three unique online and hybrid coaching programs and focuses on the following three groups:
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Aimed at anyone who is struggling with stress-related issues and who suspects that they are heading for burn-out. Coaching people who are already in a burn-out is, of course, also within his scope.
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This program is aimed at anyone who truly wants to turn their health around and create a sustainable change.
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Aimed at anyone who feels stuck in life. Where you see roadblocks, Shorombo sees possibilities. Through this program, he will help you gain more insight into yourself, discover what aligns with you, and figure out a road map towards your goal.
It is Shorombo's mission to help as many people as he can, so his door is always open. If you would like to know more or discuss your situation, you can schedule a free session through this link.
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GOULD, Clara 1858-1900
Posted By: Tammy (email)
Date: 10/16/2016 at 12:57:13
On March 18, 1858, in Felix township, Grundy county, Iowa, was born to Morris and Louisa Haskin their second daughter, Clara A., who was married March 18, 1880, to L. J. Gould of Liscomb, Iowa. On March 19, 1900, she departed this life after suffering since last November from stricture of the stomach, leaving behind a faithful husband and four children, Roy H., Bessie May, Bertha Leola and Edwin Manley, also a brother, G. M. Haskin, and a sister, Florence Nelson, all of whom were with her to the last. All has been done that could be by relatives, assisted by kind friends who held the deceased in highest respect for her aim in life has been to live for the good she could do, and in so doing she won friends wherever she was and they feel that their loss is irreparable. The funeral was held Tuesday from the M.E. church of Whitten, interment taking place in the Benson cemetery.
--The Grundy Republican (Grundy Center, Iowa), 22 March 1900, pg 8
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Internet Rehab
Internet Rehab is a dark place filled with internet legends who have quit the internets forever. However, Internet Rehab cannot be confused with Quitting The Internet forever, just like real rehab all the patients know and expect they will relapse and return to the internet sooner rather than later.
Understanding why a user decides to stop championing the lulz is the first step in recovery. However, once the user realizes how fun the lulz are he essentially falls off the wagon of rehab into the fiery depths of lol, thereby creating a vicious cycle. Proving the age old proverb by Chinky McChink
—Chinky McChink At Least 100 years ago - refering to lol
to be not only a bad haiku, but also true.
Unlike real rehab, Internet Rehab isn't located in California. Instead, it is located in the user's heart.


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Geek World Rocks! Naruto Cosplay Music Video
This is the first entry in our "Geek World Rocks" series. Vocalist David Stills sings "Wind" (the end title sequence song from Naruto Season 1), accompanied by Naruto cosplay footage we shot at various events. Go to our YouTube Channel to see all of our newest videos, and don't forget to subscribe! Read more →
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With the release of the new Prometheus viral video, Happy Birthday David, we started thinking there might be a robot love connection between the recently unveiled lifelike androids David (8G) and Quantic Dreams Kara (3G)! The newest Prometheus viral video Happy Birthday David starring Michael Fassbender as a loveably thoughtful android named David (hey ladies he can do anything that could… Read more →
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by June Portnoy
You might think that the worst camp mistake you could make is missing registration. However, according to local camp administrators, most of the biggest parental boo-boos take place after camp has started.
We asked several camp directors to share their thoughts on camp mistakes parents can avoid. Here are their responses.
1. Forcing kids into going to camp. No matter how wonderful the camp is, or how friendly the staff is, campers will be miserable if they feel as if the experience was forced on them. I love getting e-mails directly from prospective campers. They often ask the best questions to get a clear picture of what our camp is like. Campers who choose our camp over other programs tend to have a very positive attitude right from the beginning. Katherine Adame, Allegheny Riding Camp and Grier School, Tyrone, PA
2. Making judgments too early. For many children, going to camp is the first time they have ever left their parents side besides school. If the camp is in a different town from their home, or if campers are with new children or staff, the experience can be downright daunting! Hence, its unrealistic for parents to assume that every child will transition smoothly into being a model, happy camper after one or two days of camp.
Like adults, children also need a little time to get used to things in order to relax and feel comfortable. Be supportive and your camper will be sure to have a wonderful summer. Andy Pritikin, Liberty Lake Day Camp, Columbus, NJ and Board Member of the American Camping Association
3. Jumping to conclusions without all the information. For day campers, parents can hear about their childs day from the time they get off the bus, while for overnight campers, it could come in a letter or e-mail with delays between responses.
In both cases, parents should not take all information at face value. Dont jump to conclusions without getting further information. Dont overreact to one particular situation before you get a broader perspective on what is going on. Since your camper may not understand or share information completely about a particular situation, be sure to speak to the staff to get more information. Susan Ansul, Ramah Day Camp, Melrose Park, PA
4. Not keeping the lines of communication open. If problems arise, no matter how big or small, parents should contact the camp staff and director immediately. As with most summer camps, children enjoy a relatively short stay, ranging from one to eight weeks. It is extremely important that problems or concerns be addressed quickly so that the child can have a positive experience.
Problems cant be resolved if the camp doesnt know about them. Keep the lines of communication open with the directors and let them know any and all information that will give your camper the opportunity to have the best summer ever. Mary Jo DOrtone, Hideaway Day Camp, Collegeville, PA
5: Neglecting to disclose personal information. Parents should be honest about the personal (medical, athletic and social) information requested by camps on their various forms. By revealing this information, the director will have a better opportunity of providing the positive camp experience parents expect.
When parents request bunk (group) mates, the request should be limited to no more than three. In this way, the director will be able to mix and match children in order to enhance the experience. Why go to camp just to have the same neighborhood children together? Howard Batterman, Sesame/ Rockwood Camps, Blue Bell, PA and Diamond Ridge Camps, Jamison, PA
6. Altering or stopping a childs medication without notifying camp. Often a childs behavior will change drastically without explanation and when we call home for assistance, a parent will tell us about the medication change. A call or note to the camp nurse about such changes would help the staff to better serve each campers individual needs. Mike Kernan, Great Times Day Camp, Winslow, NJ
7. Forgetting to involve children when packing camp bags. Parents often pack camp bags themselves or let their children pack their own bags without checking to see if they packed everything. As a result, children often cannot locate required daily items, such as water bottles, bathing suits, towels and lunch when they need them at camp.
Kids also have a tendency to blame their parents for packing them lunches that they do not like to eat. If parents would make the process of gathering the belongings for camp a joint effort between the parent and child, life would be much easier for the child, camp counselor and the parent. Carol Ann Reed, Central Delaware YMCA and Aquatic Center, Dover, DE
8. Giving in to the campers fears and anxieties. Children sometimes come to camp feeling anxious or fearful about a certain activity or situation. Whether it is a fear of swimming or a fear of not making friends, parents need to remain positive and be willing to work with the camp staff to help the camper overcome these obstacles.
Though it is easier to ask that your camper be excused from the swim program rather than deal with the childs fear, it is not what is best for him. Overcoming these fears and anxieties by working closely with the camp staff will boost the childs self-confidence, while providing a much more positive camp experience. Mary Jo DOrtone
9. Disregarding camp rules. If parents let their child know that they dont take the rules or structure of a camp program seriously, then their child could be dismissive of the rules or camp expectations. Parents should speak to the director if they have concerns so the director can communicate the camps rationale. It is important that once parents select a camp program that they support its structure. Susan Ansul
10. Not expressing gratitude. We dont allow our staff to accept tips from parents, but everyone loves to get a simple thank you note. When I receive a thank you letter from a parent, I read it out loud at our next staff meeting. Camp staff work long hours for little pay. Often this type of recognition from a parent is enough to motivate them to keep up the hard work. Katherine Adame
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Rajamouli Answers Interesting Questions
Director SS Rajamouli has interacted with the students of IIT Madras and revealed many interesting things about him and his films. The director spoke about his favorite actors and also cleared rumors regarding the prestigious project Baahubali. Rajamouli had an extensive interactive session with the students and he answered to so many questions about his dream project Mahabharatha and the making of Baahubali. He also revealed about working with actors like Mohan Lal, Rajinikanth. Rajamouli told about about working with AR Rahman as Keeravani is going to retire soon.
The director, when asked about working with Rajinikanth, revealed that any director from South will be excited to get an opportunity like that and said that he is clueless currently about the kind of role he would offer him. Also when he was questioned about working with the music legend AR Rahman, he said that both their working styles are different and so he don't know how it will be working with him. Rajamouli's Baahubali 2 shoot started recently and the film has been slated for a release in the year 2017.
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In episode 303, Jack and Miles are joined by comedian Billy Wayne Davis to discuss a certain Bachelor contestant who has gone viral, Ellen pushing Kevin Hart to host the Oscars, Representative Rashida Tlaib's comments about Trump, the R.Kelly docuseries, the Golden Globes, Mary Poppins leaving it's socialist ways behind, and more!
1. The Ultimate Scammer Is This Woman On 'The Bachelor' Faking An Australian Accent
2. Ellen Reveals She Called the Academy to Help Re-Hire Kevin Hart As Oscars Host
3. Rep. Rashida Tlaib uses profanity in call for the impeachment of President Trump, reaction from Democrat John Garamendi
4. What Rashida Tlaib gets totally wrong about attacking Donald Trump
5. Maker of Surviving R. Kelly talks about the difficulties of producing the docuseries
6. Who Should (and Will) Win at the Golden Globes This Weekend?
7. Golden Globe predictions 2019: Complete film odds in all 14 categories
8. WATCH: Mary Poppins – Bank Run
9. Red threat: Socialist secrets of 'Mary Poppins'
10. How 'Mary Poppins Returns' Misses the Spirit of the Original
Topics in this Podcast: jack o'brien, miles gray, billy wayne davis, Chris crofton, ratings, comedian, the bachelor, ellen, trump, congress, representative, rashida tlaib, beyonce, john legend, docuseries, golden globes, andy samberg, Sandra oh, socialism, Mary Poppins, films


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How many old home movies do you have laying around? Maybe your parents, as mine did, have sent boxes of history with you but you have no way to even play VHS tapes, so what good are they doing you? My family has always been big into documenting every step of life's journey and I am thrilled that I found VistaPix Media to help me transfer old VHS tapes onto DVDs so I can preserve the memories and now share them with my kids! At VistaPix Media, the focus is on maintaining a history of perfect customer satisfaction while offering only...Continue reading
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Information & advice on how you can keep safe when working near the electricity network or around the home.
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What to Know
- Friday's your last chance to skip the rain, so try and hustle out to the Tidal Basin for cherry blossom viewing before catching a show.
- Saturday will be rainy, but seasonable. You can take a yoga class and be inside, but pretend to be outside, at the botanic gardens.
- Sunday will be rainy but warm, with temps reaching 68 degrees. Try out a free improv comedy class then catch the Olympics Closing Ceremony.
The first cherry blossom bloomed in D.C., bringing hope for spring (and fears of tourist season). This weekend, get out and enjoy those blooms, along with some amazing stage shows, free comedy events and fun activities on The Wharf.
Expand your horizons with a stage or screen show
All weekend (H Street Corridor): The Atlas Performing Arts Center is hosting it's INTERSECTIONS festival, with dance, music, theatre and storytelling performances for adults and kids alike. Cafe concerts are free and shows cost between $12 and $30. You can check out the full schedule here or look at our interview with the organizer and two performers below:
Friday, 7 p.m. (Shaw): Celebrate the 200th birthday of leader Frederick Douglass at the show I AM Frederick Douglass: Life and Legacy. Featuring music from the National Symphony Orchestra, film excerpt screenings and an actor's portrayal of Douglass, this free show will likely prove a powerful connection to history.
Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m. and Sunday, 2 p.m. (Dupont Circle): Underneath a city in a nearby, dystopian future, a group of steampunk-clad resisters is fighting for art and freedom. That's the plot of immersive theatre show "Cabaret Rising," which blends elements of cabaret stage shows, circus, murder mystery party and theatre to create a unique experience. There's also a bar, so you must be 21 or older to attend.
Saturday and Sunday (various AMC theatres): AMC theatres is hosting 24-hour-long Oscar nominee showcases in certain theatres in Virginia, Maryland and in D.C.'s Georgetown theatre. You can catch all of the best picture nominees. But, for your own sake, do some stretching between the movies.
Close out the Winter Olympics with a bang
After three thrilling weeks, the Winter Olympics are coming to a close. You can watch them 8 p.m. Sunday on News4 or on digital platforms here.
Stretch your green thumb (or yourself) because it's almost spring
All weekend (Tidal Basin): Storm Team4 meteorologist Chuck Bell has spotted the city's first cherry blossoms! It may still feel like winter, but that means you can take the perfect photo of the first blooms before the tourists arrive.
Saturday, 10:30 a.m. (National Mall): Join WithLoveDC for a free yoga class at the U.S. Botanic Gardens. It's first-come, first-serve and yogis are encouraged to bring their own mats. Afterwards, check out the annual orchid show, which opens Friday.
Saturday, 11 a.m. (Anacostia): The Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum will host a talk about the history and return of gardening, followed by a demonstration on flower arrangements.
Sunday, 11 a.m. (Dupont Circle): Shop Made in DC is hosting a tai chi class with The Wong People Kung Fu Assocication. A $5 donation is requested. You can sign up on Eventbrite.
Sunday, 12 p.m. (Woodbridge): Yoga is on tap at the DC Brau Brewing Company's monthly beer and yoga event. Plus, you can get a post-namaste beer with your $15 admission.
Laugh and be funny (for free)
Friday, 10:30 p.m. (Downtown): This open mic comedy night is uniquely open to anyone over 18. Drafthouse Comedy offers tickets in advance for the show, "Attack of the Comics" at Drafthouse Comedy, which is free to attend.
Friday, 11:30 p.m. (Dupont Circle): Comedy group Underground Comedy has a free show at Big Hunt.
Sunday, 1 p.m. (Bloomingdale): Try your hand at improvisational comedy at The Unified Scene Theater's 2-hour workshop for beginners. It's free, but RSVP because space is limited.
Saturday, 11:30 p.m. (Dupont Circle): Comedy group Underground Comedy has a free show at Big Hunt.
Sunday, 8 p.m. p.m. (Columbia Heights): Comedy group Underground Comedy has a free show at The Wonderland Ballroom.
Revisit The Wharf for special events
You could check out The Wharf any weekend (and we have a guide to help), but there's special events, including a new restaurant, s'mores and a pop-up bar:
All weekend (The Wharf): Portugal. The Man and Tyler, the Creator have sold out The Anthem on Saturday and Sunday, but newly opened Union Stage has a number of exciting shows that each cost between $15 and $25. Check out their website for details on Adrian Marcel, Parsonsfield, Rachael Yamagata and others.
Friday, 5 p.m. (The Wharf): The area's getting a new celebrity chef-backed restaurant in Mi Vida, a Mexican eatery offering a range from simple tacos to pricey seafood platters. They open their doors Friday to dinner, where a plate of three simple tacos will set you back $10 and other entrees cost around $25. Happy hour begins Monday with $4 chips and salsa, $3 tacos and $4 draft and bottled beer.
Saturday, 3 p.m. (The Wharf): Try 10 different beers all made in Loudoun County at The Brighton's FeBREWary Finale and Tap Takeover.
Saturday, 7 p.m. (The Wharf): The inaugural Ice & Fire Festival will feature a fire pit, s'mores, fire twirlers, ice sculptors and a pop-up outdoor bar. Admission is free.


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What are Instagram Stories and how can they be of benefit for your organisation
Instagram stories aka Insta-stories is the not-so-new cool feature on Instagram that allows you to get creative with the content you choose to share with your followers, if you may, allow me to also add that is very fun to use. Question now is how can Instagram stories help or be beneficial for your nonprofit organisation? Just like with any other type of business, Insta-stories are a great way of engaging with your clients, supporters or just people who are genuinely interested in the type of content that you put up on your feed. Like any social media platform Instagram is great for digital marketing and with insta-stories you create fun posts that will make people aware of your brand, the services or products that your organisation offers. This will ultimately drive insane traffic to your website and people will know that there is an organisation like yours.
Let's get to the challenge
We've create a challenge that challenges all non-profits to use insta-stories. The 7 Day Instagram Stories Chanllege for Nonprofits aims at getting all NPOs to use the Instagram Stories and monitor the benefits of using this feature has on the digital platforms of their organisation and also this is way for us to help you get closer to your followers and engage. This is how the challenge will work…
Create a story using the text only function. Prompt – Use 4 words to describe your nonprofit. Add a hashtag sticker to the image and an emoji!
Upload an image of your workplace to stories and add the hashtag sticker: #fromwhereistand. Add a text story
Still using the text only function, tell us about your role in the organisation and why you enjoy job, you can create 2 stories for this, just remember to keep the descriptions short and fun.
Use the "Ask me a question" feature and allow your followers to pose any question(s) they might have with regards to your
Record a video and give your followers a tour of your office(s). People are naturally curious so believe me this they want to see 😊
Use your stories as an announcement tool to notify your followers that you will be going live the next day. Announce the topic and use the countdown sticker
Go live! Interact with your followers LIVE!!! see as they post comments on your live video and go on and have a conversation. I promise you it will be fun.
Remember the main purpose of this challenge is to get every non-profit
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Jeffrey Cabal is a Media Arts Professional with a background in 3D Animation and Graphics Design. He is a graduate of The Art Institute of Fort Lauderdale with a Bachelors in Media Arts & Animation with a minor in Graphics Design.
He has worked with a lot various local companies and agency as a freelancer all over South Florida specializing in Corporate Identities and Logo Designs.


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As I mentioned before, silver is my commodity of choice for the next move higher. As you can see from these two charts, silver is showing great resilence.
Looking at SIL, it completed an island bottom reversal and filled the gap.
AGQ, is consolidating around a high volume area, and held its 20 EMA. I reentered AGQ yesterday with an initial position with November 104's. I will buy December 100's once the volume area is cleared, and the EMA 3 crosses above the 6.
Finally when the dollar fails below 76.13, I will place my final trades, buying SIL and PAAS.
I will update as I make my trades.


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Joseph Adolphus Cutting
The death is announced of JOSEPH ADOLPHUS CUTTING aged 87 years, better known as "Dolly Duke" late of Mount Friendship Road, St Michael. Retired senior supervisor Colton Enterprises 1975 Ltd.
Husband of: the late Eileen Odessa Cutting nee' Broomes
Father of: Marlene Barrett, Patricia Broomes, Pauline Trotman, Monica Cutting (Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Foreign Trade), Jennifer Cutting, Barbara Eversley , Mark Cutting (Supervisor of Rangers, National Conservation Commission), Sandra Hinds (Child Care Board), Margaret Cutting (Coach, National Sports Council) and Richard Cutting (former employee, Pine Hill Dairy)
Grandfather of: Shawn Broomes (Canada), Keisha Green-Wright (USA), Sophia Pajotte (Trinidad), Cherrie-Ann Broomes (Urban Development Commission), Ryan Barton (Bico Ltd), Lisa Kirton, Scharon and Janelle Barrett, Bryant and Brianna Holder, Richelle Cumberbatch, Kimmesha Broomes, Dario and Justin Hinds, Tamesha Barrow, Kodia Springer and Shakera Trotman-Chase
Great-grandfather of: 22
Brother of: Gwenfield and Kathleen Cutting
Uncle of: Euleen, Eileen, Angela and Gloria Cutting, Neville Crawford and Judy McClean
Relative of: the Broomes, Coggins , Jordan and Flemming families
Friend of: Millicent Clarke, Orville Maxwell, Maureen Bourne, Tyrone Mayers and many others
The funeral of the late Joseph Adolphus Cutting leaves the Belmont Funeral Home on Friday, March 10, 2017 at 2:00 p.m. for the St Barnabas Anglican Church where relatives and friends are asked to meet at 3:30 p.m. for the service and interment.
The organist and members of the choir are kindly asked to attend.
Floral arrangement may be sent to the Belmont Funeral Home no later than 1:30 p.m. on Friday.
Viewing of the body will take place at the Belmont Funeral Home on Thursday from 3:30 – 5:30 p.m.


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All The Fruits is a multi-disciplinary creative studio formed in London and now based in Bologna, Italy. It was founded by illustrator Stephen Cheetham and interior designer Jessica Pinotti.
Their focus is surface design, working either to commission or on their self-initiated range of products, wallpapers and prints.
- Their Cut & Paste range of wallpapers is a stroke of genius. Instead of having to match and align as with ordinary wallpaper, the Cut & Paste's colours and patterns are designed to match, no matter where you cut it, and with no waste… Beautiful!
- The simplicity and cleanliness of their designs are gorgeous. Nice neat lines and clever use of white space.
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These are our T-shirts/hoodies.
All information on how to buy can be found here. We also have keyrings on sale.
Big thank you to @redfacts for the design!
Yes! We're doing it AGAIN … and yes, I say WE. This year I got 2 lovely ladies by the name of Helen (@ConinaUK) and Suzan (@Cherryoak) helping me out.
We will be raising money for 2 charities. It was hard to choose! Knowing Eoin's fans we're confidant your kindness and big heart will make it possible to raise a huge amount for both! Our first one is Sightsavers, same as last year. Why? Because over the past year I've kept reading up on it and I just found out it also has a special place in Helen's heart.
I wanted the funding page up and running, but unfortunately we ran into some last minute difficulties which we're working on now. We want to use a funding page that doesn't take much of a fee so that most of your donation goes to the charity. We will let you know when it's ready.
Keep checking our website page, follow us on Twitter and/or FB for updates. I promise it'll be worth it! We'll make it fun for everyone involved.
#EoinMackenBirthdayProject2016 kicking off! Hopefully you'll join us.
PS: in case you were wondering how it went last year, have a look.
A few years ago OMG! EoinMacken! came up with the idea of raising money for a good cause instead of making a video, book, … with birthday wishes for Eoin. What an awesome idea, an idea that couldn't stop going! As there wasn't a charity last year, I thought I could pick up where they left off and what better charity to choose than the one he's ambassador for, SIGHTSAVERS.
He and his good friend Tim McDonnell took a trip to Mozambique in August to witness Sightsavers' work there and shot a documentary for A Million Miracles, their campain that launched in October. The documentary isn't finished yet, but you can watch his below. Hopefully you'll find this way of saying 'Happy Birthday Eoin' just as special, awesome, fun, heart warming as I do. Any donations are welcome.
Link tot JustGiving page: Eoin Macken's birthday celebration 2015.
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OnePlus is launching a new OxygenOS beta update for the OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T. The update arrives as the Open Beta 20 build for the OnePlus 3 and Open Beta 11 for the newer smartphone, and includes a handful of bug fixes and optimizations, such as various visual improvements added to the Weather widget and new performance optimizations meant to prevent various third-party applications from crashing.
Another change introduced in OxygenOS open beta 20 and 11 includes a new, optimized calculation method for data usage statistics which should result in more accurate tracking. Furthermore, the battery saver indicator changed from an orange status bar to a straightforward notification, and the expanded screenshot function has been further optimized to support capture while videos and GIFs are playing.
This particular feature is still marked as "experimental" so it will likely go through additional changes before it will be ready for the general public. As far as bug fixes are concerned, the latest builds solve various third-party app crashes, and following the update, the two smartphones should now correctly display the battery status of technically unsupported Bluetooth devices.
Lastly, the changelog also mentions a fix to the Weather application which would cause the app to fail in retrieving forecast data.
The latest OxygenOS Open Beta update is available for download over the air (OTA) on all OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T that already run the previous Open Beta build. These devices should receive an update notification in the coming hours and the updating process should be similar to previous public OS updates, meaning that users are advised to apply the latest build over an active Wi-Fi network and ensure their handsets have at least 50 percent of battery charge left.
Tips & Tricks ; How to use multi-window mode on the OnePlus 5
All OnePlus 3 and OnePlus 3T owners can sign up for participating in the beta program on the company's official forums. Keep in mind that once a user migrates their smartphone to the Open Beta branch, the device will no longer receive official stable software updates but instead, they will only be receiving Open Beta builds.
Of course, there's always the option of moving back to the Stable branch, however, such a transition requires a full wipe of the device's memory prior to flashing of a stable, official OxygenOS build.
OnePlus 5 '911 reboot' issue fixed
Over the last few days, a small but growing number of OnePlus 5 users have claimed that upon dialing '911' or '999' — numbers designated for emergency services in the U.S. and UK, respectively — their phones have rebooted prior to the call going through.
On Reddit, many people have speculated that it is a problem with the phone's ability to find a reliable GPS signal, which is a necessary part of getting a phone certified for making emergency calls.
Based on the information provided, Canadian OnePlus 5 users don't seem to be affected — attempts to dial 911 go through every time. At the same time, not every American user has reported failure, either: some calls appear to go through the first time, while others take a few tries and eventually connect to the operator.
Video shows a negligible difference in performance with 8GB OnePlus 5
Of course, we don't recommend testing out this particular bug without first informing your emergency department that you're doing so.
A Facebook user provided video evidence of the problem after failing to connect to emergency services to report a building fire, which prompted a spokesperson for OnePlus to release this statement:
We have contacted the customer and are currently looking into the issue. We ask anyone experiencing a similar situation to contact us at firstname.lastname@example.com.
While this is certainly a troubling issue, it is not completely unique to the OnePlus 5. Certain phones — even Nexus phones for a time — reportedly had issues connecting with emergency services, but the feature was quickly restored through a software update.


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Town hall leader, said: "I'm delighted that our fantastic borough has been voted happiest in London"
What a perfect accolade for Royal Greenwich
Town hall leader Denise Hyland has said "We have beautiful green spaces and sporting activities for people to enjoy, bustling markets, an ancient and wonderful maritime and military heritage to be truly proud of, and we are steeped in Royal history and magnificent architecture.
"On top of that, we know how to put on spectacular entertainment and events that thousands of people enjoy throughout the year. I am very proud to be leader of such a wonderful and happy borough and would encourage everyone to get out and explore its delights."


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Alleghany County will be accepting bids for a roofing project located at the Business Development Center, 115 Atwood St. Sparta, NC 28675. All specs of the Uniflex Elastomeric Fluid are to meet Sherwin Williams's guidelines to obtain a 10 year warranty on said product. With addition, Alleghany County requires there be a 15'x330' section at back of building, applied with SILICONE 44 at the correct MILS required by Sherwin Williams for additional protection. (Addition), all metal flashing is to be covered with the correct product by Sherwin Williams Specs. Alleghany County requires that there be a row of one way roof vents installed every 30' from front to back of building and on 35' centers from side to side (approx. 20 vents). Alleghany County will provide, Dumpster and haul off, Landfill Fees, Electricity, water, and building permit.
Alleghany County reserves the right to purchase all materials in specs that are supplied by the Sherwin Williams Company.
Alleghany County will have a sealed bid opening on February 28, 2019 at 1 PM, located at the County Managers Office 348 S. Main St. Sparta, NC 28675. Bids are to consist of a price on Labor only, and also include the amount of labor warranty provided with service.
(On the next page you will see what product, and approx. quantities have been specified by the Sherwin Williams Company for this project)
All Questions or to see this project Please Call Josh Greene Public Works Director at (336) 372-2010
LIST OF MATERIALS (for biding to be comparable)
Product/Rex # Description Estimated QTY
KST038620 Uniflex Bond-it wash primer cleaner 100 gal
KST20385B Uniflex Polyester Fabric 12in.x324 ft 10 rolls
KST020385 Uniflex Polyester Fabric 40in.x324 ft 45 rolls
KST041510 Uniflex Elastomeric SPE base coat white 900 gal
KST041300 Uniflex Premium Elastomeric roof coating 725 gal
KST044300 UF RUB silicone white 75 gal


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