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This depends upon the findings from your fire risk assessment. In fulfilling the main duty of the Fire Marshal, he or she will need to safely assist in an evacuation. This means not putting himself at extra risk. Fire Marshals should be "resident" in the area under their control. The general rules in deciding on numbers are;
Must reach a "place of safety" within 2 ½ minutes
The Fire Marshal must be able to perform his duties (i.e. search his area) and then reach a place of safety within 2 ½ minutes of hearing an alarm / discovering a fire
Minimum of one (ideally 2) per floor / department;
If the floor in question is large or complex then responsibility should be split with one or more extra Fire Marshal.
Extra for extra buildings;
If your site has several buildings or has areas of external occupancy separate to the main unit, then extra Fire Marshals will be required.
Consider the number of occupants
If the Fire Warden has to deal with a densely occupied area then extra Fire Marshals will be required to make the responsibility reasonable and safe
Consider the type of occupants
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- Members of the public
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A building with high fire risks and/or poor fire precautions will need a proportionately higher number of Fire Marshals. Good fire risk management is required in these cases
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A Fire Marshal should man your Assembly Points and if you have multiple Assembly Points, extra fire Marshals will be needed
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Once you have decided on a reasonable number of Fire Marshals, this number should be doubled to cater for the Warden being out of the building. This will include holidays, sickness and meetings etc.
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Husband and wife duo to begin filming Just Like Mom and Dad this October
Toronto, Canada – October 3, 2017 – Award-winning global media production and distribution company marblemedia is excited to announce husband and wife duo Sandy Jobin-Bevans and Kylee Evans as the new host couple of Just Like Mom and Dad, the modern remake of the hit 80's series Just Like Mom.
Sandy Jobin-Bevans, a nine time Canadian Comedy Award winner and actor, and actress Kylee Evans, will begin filming Just Like Mom and Dad this fall. Produced in association with YES TV in Canada and BYUtv in the US, the 20-episode primetime family game show will premiere across North America in January 2018. marblemedia secured all remake and development rights in an agreement with Bell Media.
Kylee and Sandy are no strangers to kids and family entertainment. They both appeared on YTV/Nickelodeon's hit sitcom Life With Boys, where Sandy played the loving, single father and Kylee played their neighbour. Sandy was also the co-host of the hidden camera game show, Deal With It and Kylee is known for her recurring roles in Good Witch and The Stanley Dynamic.
Just Like Mom and Dad is shot before a live, energetic studio audience on a bright, dynamic set filled with flashy lights, giant moving video screens, and a bigger and more tempting prize wheel. Each episode of Just Like Mom and Dad will feature three parent-kid pairs. The game starts with two exciting, interactive question-answer based rounds where parents and kids will be quizzed on each other. The third and final round will be an exciting bake-off in a new, state of the art kitchen coliseum, but in this kitchen the kids are in charge and the parents are the taste-testers.
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Many people dream of living long, healthy lives that end peacefully around the age of 100.
Dr. David Agus, cancer expert and author of the New York Times best-seller "The End of Illness," says it can be done.
Agus said on "CBS This Morning" that his medical philosophy is all about prevention.
"I'm a cancer doctor," he said. "I see every week people dying of cancer. And I can't stand it. We need to focus on prevention. We have the tools in our arsenal; We can actually prevent most disease. We just got to use them."
Agus suggests regularity of schedule, statins to prevent inflammation and avoiding vitamins, supplements -- and high heels. Watch the video in the player above for the Agus' full discussion on "CBS This Morning" with Gayle King and Charlie Rose.


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I was reading this answer previously and it got me interested in purchasing a Nintendo DS Lite for learning to program embedded devices. Before I go out and splurge on a DS I had a few questions:
Are there any restrictions on what you can program? The post I indicated earlier seemed to say there weren't, but clarification would be nice.
Would I be better off buying an arduino (or similar) and going that route? I like the DS because it already has a lot of hardware built in.
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Two decades and 12 albums later, of Montreal mastermind Kevin Barnes has decided to throw back to the band's earliest sounds. Lousy With Sylvianbriar steps back from the synth-soaked songs of Paralytic Stalks and Hissing Fauna to deliver a solid folk-rock album.
From the band that gave us "Wraith Pinned to the Mist and Other Games" (Google it), "Fugitive Air" opens the album and right away you know you are in for a change. Barnes always had a bit of a David Bowie bent, but here he delivers a Ziggy Stardust-meets-Gram Parsons sound, a strange alt-country that is present throughout the collection.
"Obsidian Currents" is Barnes in full-fledged Bowie voice, and it's as sultry and entrancing as ever. The Bob Dylan influences on "Belle Glade Missionaries" may be a little too spot on; it can come off as a bit trite, but after a few listens you can appreciate the attempt to grasp that mid-'60s Dylan vibe in a modern way. "Amphibian Days" plays along with the back-to-basics motif of the album, complete with steel guitar and Flying Burrito Brother harmonies.
The album ends as brash as it began with "Imbecile Rages." I think Barnes wants to nail it into his fan base that he can reinvent himself with each record while keeping constant of Montreal's select indie-rock sound. At this point in his artistic life, Barnes deserves to produce whatever he wants — thankfully, Sylvianbriar is a standout piece of work in the band's canon.


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"Jacob-Israel" married Rachel... after a very long Trip, a Strange Dream where a big and infinite Scale, was put "between Earth and The Sky", and Angels were "Rolling Up, Rolling Down" of This Scale and a Voice Said : Do You See The Stars = Your Children and AFTER... will Be "MOST NUMEROUS THAN ALL THE STARS YOU ARE ABLE TO SEE"... Then, just before arrival to "THE FOUTAIN": ALL DURING A NIGHT, JACOB WAS OBLIGE TO STRUGGLE AGAINST A "SORT OF HUGE ANGEL" = THE BATTLE WAS SO STRONG AND HARD, THAT JACOB'S LEG WAS HURT WITH A GREAT DAMAGE... AT THE SUNSET, THE ANGEL SAID:...YOU HAVE STRUGGLED ALL THE NIGHT "AGAINST THE ONE"... AND YOU ARE THE PEOPLE WITH THE HARDEST NECK.
Now, Your Name will Be IS RAEL = "STRONG AGAINST GOD".
Then, Jacob Israel, married Rachel and they are living at the Father's Home of Rachel. All The Family had a Big Cattle and Jacob wanted "HIS OWN CATTLE"!!!. But at Each Birthday Time : The Rachel's Father said = NO, NO, NO... THERE ARE ALL THE SAME... AND THEY ARE MY CATTLE !!!... (Shit, Shit, Shit: was The Silent Response of Jacob...). One Nignght He REMENBERED "The Big Scale and The Strongest Struggle"... and : He was sure that HIS SOLUTION'PROBLEM = WAS TO CALL AND TO "DEMAND" ("hardest neck" He Was Named !!!) : ... "PLEASE, HOW TO OBTAIN ONE DAY : MY OWN CATTLE AND FREE FAMILY" ???... The Response WAS SO DIRECT THAT QUESTION
First:..."YOU TAKE A PART OF THE CATTLE WHOM COLOUR IS BLACK"...
Second: ... "YOU TAKE A PART OF THE CATTLE WHOM COLOUR IS WHITE"...
Third: ... "YOU MIXED THEM"... Too Easy !!!
After: ... "THE BABIES WHO'LL BE BLACK AND WHITE" WILL BE YOUR CATTLE./
When I Have Seen the gentle "Dalmatians" = I REMEMBERED THE OLD STORY, and... = WHEN I SEE ALL THE MANKIND... WITH THE "STUPID AND HISTORIC BLOODY NONSENSE ABOUT COLORS A.S.O."... I REMEMBERED "THE ONE MIXED FAMILY, WHO WAS A PURE REALITY OF BROTHERHOODNESS FOR ALL OF US"...
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Charlottesville, VA — July 26, 2010
For Christopher LaBianco, the words "thirty-nine" have never sounded sweeter. The 39-year old from Colorado won the U.S. Masters 2-Mile Cable Open Water National Championship in Charlottesville two weeks ago, breaking 40 minutes by the slimmest of margins: a hundredth of a second. His time of 39:59.99 shattered the national record for men 35-39 by more than a minute. He also earned the dubious distinction of becoming the oldest person to break 40 minutes and the youngest to match his age with his time for the 2-mile cable distance.
LaBianco, who was a distance swimmer at Auburn and captained the team in 1991-92, had recently claimed national championship wins in open water races in North Carolina and Colorado. He was pleased with his visit to Virginia.
"Cable races are the only open water races with records, and I had my eye on the 2-mile record for a while. The lake, the course, my fellow swimmers, and the race directors set the stage for a great day of racing. The results exceeded my expectations. For my first race in Virginia, I'm sold, and hope to be back next year. I couldn't have asked for anything more!"
The record-breaking swims took place at Chris Greene Lake in Charlottesville at the 34th annual event hosted by Virginia Masters Swim Team. Athletes of all ages have been competing in the 2-mile cable swim on the second Saturday in July every year since 1977. Participants swim beside a rope that is stretched between two permanent wooden pylons. The pylons were surveyed last year and were found to be within an inch of a perfect quarter-mile distance. The cable is supported with small buoys spaced every five meters.
Defending champion Abby Nunn, 20, of Richmond, had to settle for second overall this year. Her time of 40:07.05 was the fastest time among the women, and also broke her own national record (women 18-24) from last year's race by 32 seconds.
Other national records were established by Eney Jones, 49, who crushed the previous record of 45:43.35 with her time of 43:04.92, and Larry Wood, 56, who finished in 43:40.61 to slice 55 seconds off the men's 55-59 record. Shirley Loftus-Charley, 58, competing in her 29th consecutive year at Chris Greene, continued to prove that practice makes perfect. Although she missed the national record by a mere 14 seconds for women 55-59, she did manage to match her time from 1990 (46:37.00) in winning her ninth national championship title in these waters.
In the men's 85-89 division, Calvin Barnes and Richard Selden were resilient in the unusually warm temperatures. Barnes, 86, finished first in 1:26:27.21, and Selden, 88, was right behind in 1:27:32.40. They met and shook hands for the first time at the awards ceremony, where they received thundering applause for being recognized as the only two Americans in the 85+ age groups known to have raced in a 2-mile cable swim.
A complete list of new U.S. Masters Swimming national records established on July 10 is below:
|Previous Record
|Abigail Nunn (F)
|A. Nunn, 40:39.67, 2009
|Eney Jones (F)
|D. Ogier, 45:43.35, 2001
|Christopher LaBianco (M)
|R. Allen, 41:11.49, 2002
|Larry Wood (M)
|M McCaffery, 44:35.55, 2008


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The Odyssey Program
Experiences within and beyond the Hendrix community in which
students are engaged in helping meet the social, environmental and spiritual needs
of our time.
Service to the World (SW) experiences engage students in service projects for social
agencies, service or civic organizations, public policy initiatives, or faith communities
directly involved in providing resources, goods, political access, systemic change,
or other services in response to serious human and environmental problems. Both
activities that aim at alleviating present suffering and those that strive for long
term social change are appropriate to this category.
Odyssey credit requires a minimum of 30 on-site service hours, exclusive of any
service work done as a part of a New Student Orientation Trip, or the required courses
Explorations and The Engaged Citizen. The student's hours of service must be verified
on a log sheet provided by the Odyssey Office and signed by the on-site supervisor
or Hendrix sponsor. At the completion of the 30 hours, all log sheets must be turned
in to the Odyssey Office with a Project Completion and Transcript Notation Form
in order to receive Odyssey credit. The 30 hours need not be completed in one semester
or in consecutive semesters. They may be spread among several projects and over
a four-year period. Opportunities exist for students to complete service hours by
participating in, for example, Hendrix College mission trips, summer service fellowships,
internships, and service-learning courses; however, students may also initiate and
propose service projects with other agencies and faith communities.
In addition to completing at least 30 hours of service, students must participate
in a reflective exercise or set of exercises in which they analyze the social, ethical,
political, environmental, personal and/or religious implications of what they have
seen and undertaken through their Odyssey service experience. These reflective exercises
may be in the form of journals, more formal papers, or structured discussions during
or after the service experience, as arranged or approved by the Odyssey Office.
Examples of experiential learning activities which might fulfill this category:
Any course that requires at least 30 hours of community service could
be eligible for SW coding.
This category includes service projects
connected with internships and optional projects completed in conjunction with courses
(modules) that by themselves do not merit Odyssey coding.
Included in this category would be service projects
for which students receive no academic credit. For example, approved college-sponsored
mission trips, summer service fellowships, and volunteer work would fall under this
rubric. Several service experiences may be combined to fulfill the required 30
Please consider carefully the way in which your project will involve a provision
of resources, goods, political access, systemic change, or other services in response
to serious human or environmental problems.
Note that for off-campus experiences you must have an on-site supervisor to
verify your hours of service work in addition to a Hendrix sponsor.
If you are interested in developing a service project, you may wish to consult
resources available through the Miller Center for Vocation, Ethics, and Calling
(SLTC 127 or email@example.com). For civic engagement projects, you are encouraged
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Published on August 24th, 2017 | by Admin
Do You Hate The Same Food Your State Hates?
Where my haters at???????
In case you didn't see the last Hater map, here's a quick recap: Hater is a dating app that can potentially help you find "the one" based on the things you hate.
Hater used the data from hundreds of thousands of users in the US and extracted the most-hated foods from every state to make a hate-filled map.
Some of the results are surprising — like in Florida they hate licorice, but isn't most of their population supposed to be old people??? Please advise, Florida.
Other states are VERY specific, like Missouri, where they despise the last bite of a hot dog.
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With the emergence of the VR technologies, many companies have pretended to build what could become the Metaverse. Having run after that Metaverse dream myself for years, it became a bit confusing to figure where I was to invest my time face to all those pretenders.
In order to be able to analyze the situation, I decided that I had to understand with more clarity what I was truly expecting from the Metaverse. So I return to the definition of what is a metaverse.
The metaverse is a virtual extension of our universe. But how much similar it should be from the reality?
To answer that questions, I made the list of the basic concepts of a human living in the real world in order to define what are the fundamental requirements for an extension of this reality in the virtual.
It starts with our presence in this physical world. The two first requirements are quite basic: We are in a physical world, and we are a being inside of it.
We are seeing, living, experiencing everything from inside that being who is inside the physical world. This is the immersive character of the reality.
As being in that physical world, we are able to communicate with the other beings. It could be verbal, gestural or by writing. This is another fundamental thing of the existence in the reality.
As a being, we can also interact with the physical world. We can walk on it, we can manipulate the objects around us.
As a being, we can also modify the physical world. We can build a house using the element present in the world, we can sculpt a stone, we can melt metal to create objects.
All those things are fundamental in the reality, and I think this would be expected to be also present in a metaverse.
As the metaverse is embedded in the reality, I would also expect to have a communication channel between the reality and the metaverse (also between different metaverses). This is I think important as it will be the extension of the reality.
The last important requirement for a metaverse is the ability to make commercial activities in it, which implies a certain level of security related to the content. You might think that a metaverse can exist without an economic system, this is probably true, but the ability to exchange goods is an important stimulator in our reality and this is also true in the virtual reality.
The fundamental requirements of a metaverse are then the following:
- The presence of a physical universe. (The world)
- Be represented in that universe. (The body, the avatar)
- See the world from inside. (The immersion)
- Interact with other peoples. (In-world communications)
- External communication system (Inter-world communications)
- Interact dynamically with the universe. (Walk, collide, use in-world objects dynamically in presence of other peoples)
- Modify dynamically the universe. (Create/Edit dynamically in presence of other peoples)
- The presence of an economic system. (Protected goods and Market place)
All together, those requirements reflect what is the real world. This is why I think they must be also present in a metaverse.
Starting from this, I decided to see if the existing metaverse pretenders honor or not all those requirements. Here is the current status:
The conclusion of this evaluation:
"Facebook Spaces" and "VTime" doesn't match the definition of the metaverse. They are certainly "Social – VR" products, but not candidates for the metaverse.
"Second Life" and "OpenSim" match the definition of the metaverse, despite the fact that they have a primitive level of immersion. Those systems might not reach the VR level for a while because of their architecture limitation. (But it might happen one day. Ctrl-Alt-Studio Viewer has already plug Oculus on it and Black Dragon viewer has already reached some better frame rates.)
"Sansar" is failing the test because of their design based on pre-compiled experiences. Because of this, it's not possible to modify dynamically the physical world in real-time in presence of other people. You can't rez anything. Sansar is then a bit disqualified as a candidate for the metaverse. "Sansar" is something else. A place where you can do "Social-VR", play games, it could be used as a showroom.
"High Fidelity" is so far well aligned to become a metaverse. But it has still some unaddressed requirements that are still in development. An economic system is still to come. ( I think it is in development ) A solution to make possible the inter-world communications would need to be addressed. (This is probably easy to solve.)
So where is the metaverse?
There are the two candidates to the metaverse among those products. It will depend if you are ready to invest your time in VR or not:
- If you aren't aiming to be in VR, then "Second Life" / "OpenSim" is definitely the good option.
- But if you want to jump into VR, then "High Fidelity" is, for now, the place to invest your time.
I might have forgotten some other players in the industry. If you have doubts, you can use that grid to make the evaluation. And if you found another one that is qualified to be a candidate for the metaverse, let me know.


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First-year French students create bulletins ('newsletters')
To give our first-year students a chance to explore a topic of their choice and/or to express themselves in writing in a personal way, we decided to create a "bulletin" for each level and have students contribute the articles! Please enjoy perusing these first editions, and look for more to come in the future!
Send any feedback you have to Connie Dickey, the first-year French Supervisor at email@example.com
RL Undergraduates Receive Prestigious Awards
Two of our outstanding Romance Languages majors received impressive recognition from the awards committee. Please congratulate these students for their wonderful contributions to the UO community and their impressive academic efforts. We are very fortunate to have such inspiring undergraduate students in our department.
Sara Espinosa, RL (FR & SPAN) & Journalism (PR) major Vernon Barkhurst Sophomore Award: (THE sophomore award) This award is given to a sophomore who best exemplifies academic excellence, university service and good citizenship. This award was established in 1984 in honor of Vernon Barkhurst, who served as Director of Admissions, Associate Dean of Students, and Conduct Coordinator.
Cecelia Barajas, RL (FR & ITAL): Junior Award – Gerlinger Cup (one of only five awards given to juniors): The Gerlinger Cup, first presented in 1914, is the gift of the late Irene Gerlinger, a member of the University Board of Regents from 1914 to 1929. The cup is awarded to the outstanding junior woman selected for scholarship, leadership, and service to the university.
Congratulations, Sara and Cecelia!
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UO professor suggests a Willamette River view of the eclipse in Portland
Story originally published in the Around the O.
Millions have their certified eclipse glasses ready for Monday's solar event, but the UO's Leah Middlebrook is recommending another eclipse essential for people in Portland: a flotation device.
Middlebrook, a professor of comparative literature and romance languages, is organizing a "splash mob" to watch Monday's solar eclipse from the surface of the Willamette River. Interested participants can join the group with their favorite inner tube, standup paddleboard or lifejacket and catch the solar show while floating on the river.
The event will start at 8:30 a.m. Monday at the East Bank Esplanade, below Portland Fire and Rescue Station 21.
The Portland area is just outside the path of totality, but will get a 99.4 percent view of the eclipse.
The unconventional viewing party was inspired by the work of the Human Access Project, an organization that aims to transform Portland's relationship with the Willamette River and to inspire people to cherish, preserve and enjoy the waterway.
Middlebrook is a member of the organization's board of directors and regularly participates in group-swim outings through its River Huggers Swim Team, which hosts dips in the Willamette River every weekday. The group is open to all ages and all abilities. Their main goal to have fun and raise public awareness that the Willamette River is safe for swimming.
It was at one of these swims that someone first floated the idea for an eclipse water party.
"We were swimming together on this gorgeous sun-drenched morning when someone suggested a group float for the solar eclipse," Middlebrook said. "As soon as it was out there, it was so obvious that it should happen because it will be such a fun way to simultaneously enjoy the river and the eclipse."
Event organizers hope that people will see this event as an opportunity to catch the eclipse in an environmentally friendly way. They are encouraging folks to skip the heavy traffic and bike, walk or skateboard down to the river for a fully human-powered eclipse experience.
"We want to help people see the eclipse without burning gas," Middlebrook said.
Middlebrook promises the river is currently at a comfortable temperature and is quick to confirm that it is both safe and amazing for swimming.
"Once you start using the Willamette River, you'll keep going back," she said. "The river is Portland's largest public space and there are so many great beaches and docks to access it. I hope the eclipse helps some new folks realize what an amazing resource the Willamette River is."
Middlebrook's academic specialty is poetry, which she believes offers another great way to enhance the eclipse experience. She encourages eclipse enthusiasts to peruse some poetry before Monday to enrich their sun and moon gazing.
"Spend a little time looking for a poem about the sun or the moon and keep that in mind while you're watching the eclipse," she urged. "This phenomenon has created a lot of new excitement for us but poets have been reflecting on the sun and the moon for a very long time."
A few of her personal favorites include William Shakespeare's "Fear no more the heat o' the sun," Robert Louis Stevenson's "The face of the moon," Emily Dickinson's "The Moon was but a chin of gold," Henry David Thoreau's "I am the Autumnal Sun," Lucille Clifton's "Raccoon Prayer" and Denis Johnson's "The White Fires of Venus."
—By Emily Halnon, University Communications
RL student to join Peace Corps in Peru
Briauna Jones (B.A. Spanish and Comparative Literature, with Latin American Studies minor, 2017) will travel to Peru after graduation in June to work in the youth development sector of the Peace Corps. After three months of training in Lima, her job will focus on healthy lifestyles and vocational skills for youth aged 14 to 22.
"I look forward to using my Spanish in a meaningful way in order to communicate with youth about well-rounded diets, safe sex practices, and exercise plans, as well as interviewing skills and resume building," says Jones, a native of Sunriver, Oregon. Her assignment runs from August 2017 to December 2019.
Congratulations, Briauna!
The Department of Romance Languages is pleased to announce that we have many substantial scholarships available for students in the 2013/14 academic year. The application deadline is Friday, February 15th, 2013.
RL scholarships are open to current UO undergraduate and graduate students in the Romance Languages Department. Undergraduate students must be declared majors or minors in the Romance Languages Department at the time of application. In order to receive a scholarship award you must be enrolled at the UO as a full time student during the 2013/2014 academic year.
Information and application materials can be found on the RL Scholarship website: http://rl.uoregon.edu//scholarships/


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The sign at Costco explaining the jacked-up price of a case of Gatorade has gone viral.
On January 1, Seattle had several new progressive laws go into effect. Along with mandatory paid sick leave, mandates for employers to post work schedules 14 days in advance, and severe restrictions on short-term rental platforms (Airbnb, VRBO, etc.), Seattle imposed a massive new soda tax — 1.75 cents per OUNCE on sugary drinks.
In response, at least one major retailer advertised in detail the reason for the significant increase in prices.
Costco, famous for selling products in bulk quantities, faces especially stiff price increases. On the previously mentioned pallet of 35 bottles of Gatorade, a list price of $15.99 is taxed $10.34, with a total cost of $26.33. Signs all over the Seattle stores list the tax separately, and then have another sign offering solutions to the consumer:


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- You know who I am... But NOBODY'S cagin' me up again! No way... Not ALIVE!
- -- Luke Cage
Appearing in "Vengeance is Mine!"
Featured Characters:
Supporting Characters:
- Claire Temple (First appearance)
- Noah Burstein
- Dave Griffith (First appearance)
- Diamondback (Death)
Other Characters:
- Reva Connors (Main story and flashback)
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- United States of America
- New York State
- New York City
- Manhattan
- Times Square
- Gem Theater (First appearance)
- Harlem
- Storefront Clinic (First appearance)
- Times Square
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- Georgia (State) (Only in flashback)
- Seagate Prison (Only in flashback)
- New York State
Synopsis for "Vengeance is Mine!"
While realizing that his calling service isn't working so well and that he should get an office, Luke Cage is attacked by hitmen hired by Diamond Back to stop him. When the attack fails, Luke is confronted by Claire Temple, a local doctor who is shocked to find that Luke isn't injured by the attack, but insists on having her colleague look at his bruises. They arrive at the clinic where Claire works to find that it's been worked over and the othe resident doctor -- who turns out to be Noah Burstein the man responsible for Luke getting his powers -- has been attacked by the syndicate looking to convince them into paying a protection fee.
When Claire suggests that they take up Luke's services, Burstein wants to mull it over, questioning the ethics of a Hero for Hire. Luke leaves before Burstein can recognize him as an escaped con. Meanwhile, Diamondback has his inventor Gadget create new gimmicked switch blades to deal with Luke Cage.
While the next day, Luke Cage arranges to rent out an office above the Gem theater, operated by D.W. Griffith, who operates the theater for his uncle. After establishing his office, Luke gets a call from Burstein who tells him to come to the clinic immediately because Claire has been kidnapped. There Luke blows his cover, Burstein pleads for Luke to stop Diamondback.
Tracking Diamondback to his lair, Luke is surprised to find that it is his old friend and betrayer Willis Stryker. Luke is now more determined to defeat Diamondback and bring him in so that he can clear his name. However, during the fight Diamondback falls through a skylight and is blown up by one of his own trick switchblades, ruining any hope Luke had that Stryker could clear his name. Just then Claire arrives with Burstein and the police, and Luke wonders if Burstein will turn him over to the authorities.
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Marvel's newest, nitty-grittiest super-star yet! But has he met his match in Diamondback?
- As seen on page one, this issue is Story#944-Z.
- No letters page is published.
- Showing at the Gem Theater this month is Hell Canyon Outlaw and Hang 'Em High. The Gem will continually show a preference for previously released westerns.
- When Luke discovers Doctor Burstein, this leads to a flashback of Luke's past. During this flashback, it is shown how Luke came to acquire his costume. His costume's previous owner was an escape artist, which Luke came to admire. Before Luke chose this costume though, the store's owner presented Luke with a costume in much resemblance of the DC superhero "Shazam". The store owner said he received the costume after the original owner was involved in a lawsuit.
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- 3 Images from Hero for Hire Vol 1 2
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Sopwell history
This section describes some of what we have found out about Sopwell's history.
Everyone knows that St Albans is steeped in history. There are many published works on our Roman forbears, the Abbey, the churches, the market etc. but equally Sopwell can boast of having several places of historical interest e.g. St Stephen's Church, Sopwell Priory (Nunnery), and the railway.
The St Albans Abbey to Watford Railway opened in 1858 and what was the St Albans Abbey to Hatfield railway - closed by Dr Beeching - is now the Alban Way.
Most of the area covered by Sopwell was once farmland so much of the history of the built up area is from the early 1900s onwards.
UPDATE - October 2012: Having obtained funding for our "More Memories of Sopwell" project, this section of the SRA website will eventually be replaced by a brand-new dedicated website!
UPDATE - May 2014: The new Sopwell Memories website went live at the Sopwell Residents Association AGM on Weds, 21st May 2014. The official launch, however, hopefully with some press coverage, will be in August, as part of the month long display in St Albans Museum in Hatfield Road.
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Key New Zealand tourism player Real Journeys has been named today as the preferred bidder in the sale of Cardrona Alpine Resort in Wanaka.
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All this talk about a government rescue of GM and other automakers, involving this struggling and probably insolvent giant, is misguided, likely a waste of taxpayers' money and a potential further diminution in the credit worthiness of the US government. It is time now to focus seriously on the gut wrenching question as to whether this American icon should file for bankruptcy as soon as possible or continue to attempt to survive outside the protective confines of the Bankruptcy Courts. With GM's financial profile, based on my Z-Score bankruptcy prediction model, now is clearly deep into the distressed firm zone, and with the global economy facing a severe and likely prolonged economic recession, the correct choice is to file for bankruptcy and seek an immediate significant liquidity boost from the post-bankruptcy debtor-in-possession (DIP) financing mechanism. This traditional option for failing firms will require a unique twist – assistance of the US government as a meaningful player, but at little risk and attractive returns to the US taxpayer.
The latest chapter in this continuing debate is that the current administration in Washington will likely honor its commitment to provide $25 billion in low interest loans to the major US auto manufacturers for the development of fuel efficient cars, and there is mounting sentiment in the Congress and within the President-elect's transition team to provide still more assistance, although the exact bailout mechanism is unclear. The fuel efficient car development request requires, however, that the Energy Department concludes that the borrower has assets that exceed its liabilities and that it is likely to be able to repay the loans. As of September 30, 2008, however, the former was not the case as GM had total assets of $110 billion but total liabilities of $170 billion. GM must somehow convince Energy officials that it is solvent and creditworthy, a dubious possibility now that it has announced it will run out of cash by mid-2009 and it will violate loan covenants on about $6 billion in debt very shortly. Unless it secures new sources of capital or unless the government infusion is in the form of equity, GM's liabilities will still exceed its assets.
Unfortunately, some form of traditional loan guarantee or outright investment in the combined GM/Chrysler entity is destined to fail and to be followed by repeated requests for more rescue funds. As noted, these firms are facing the likely prospect of an extended, severe economic recession in the US and abroad, not to mention the staggering weight of their own inefficiencies, huge pension and health care benefit packages, and their now clear bankrupt profiles. The latter is based on GM's Z-Score of -0.17 as of September 2008, clearer in the case of GM, since Chrysler's financials are not available due to their being a private company. If the Government does increase the loan program for more fuel efficient cars, GM will still need substantial interim support until any tangible benefits from this subsidy are observable.
Now comes the tricky part — what is the alternative to a highly controversial government bailout. If it were not for the potential panicked reaction in global credit markets and in the world's automotive markets, the answer would be clear. Both GM and Chrysler should file for protection — yes protection — under the US Bankruptcy Code, as soon as feasible. The enormous benefits afforded to firms whose assets are protected and whose fixed payments on most liabilities are suspended, while attempting to reorganize under Chapter 11 of the Code, are clear and known by most advisors to these firms. And, another, sometimes overlooked, benefit for firms in bankruptcy is their ability to borrow substantial amounts of funds for continued operations under what is known as "debtor-in-possession" (DIP) financing. This unique aspect of our Bankruptcy Code gives the provider of funds a super-priority status over all existing unsecured claims and is almost always accompanied by specific collateral such that the chance of losing any of its investment is quite remote. Indeed, the number of DIP losses to lenders can be counted on one hand from the thousands of such financings in the past. GM, and probably Chrysler, still has some unencumbered assets to qualify and even if it did not, the super-priority status gives the new lender a greater degree of confidence of being repaid. Ford has less of these unencumbered assets although its Z-Score is somewhat higher than GM.
Critics of this idea will quickly point out that the current market for DIP lending is essentially shut-down, as financial institutions are in a massive deleveraging phase and DIP risk capital, even at spreads of 700-800 bps (7-8%) over LIBOR, is currently unavailable. Circuit City's $1.1 billion DIP facility did, however show some life in the DIP market. Because of this, the DIP lender-of-last-resort is and should be the US Government, rather than allowing our vehicle production industry to be sold off to foreign interests.
I advocate that the government work with one or more conduit organizations, perhaps by merely providing a loan guarantee, like JPMorgan Chase, Citi, Wells Fargo and GE, who are experienced in structuring and monitoring DIP loans. DIP loans can be increased over time, with appropriate fees, to sustain GM over this expected long and likely deep recession. Without this support, GM and Chrysler are, I am afraid, doomed to eventually file for bankruptcy at a later point, with lower recoveries as asset values deteriorate and job losses mount. Indeed, Chrysler has already announced that 50 percent of its workforce would have been laid-off if the two firms had merged. In addition to the DIP support, bankruptcy status enhances the ability for management to renegotiate existing and legacy pension and health care claims which is much more difficult outside the protective confines of the court system. And, the savings alone on interest payments by GM and GMAC would be at least $16 billion a year, easily covering the interest of about $3.5 – $5.0 billion a year to the government or its conduit on say a $50 billion DIP facility.
Some fear that a GM bankruptcy announcement will cause immeasurable harm to the economy and to financial markets. The current situation of "waiting for another shoe to drop" in the credit market meltdown includes a possible GM/Chrysler bankruptcy filing and no doubt there will be some negative consumer and vendor fallout should they file. But, pointing out the high likelihood of bankruptcy, something that I and the credit default swap market have been forecasting for some time, will help reduce the surprise impact. And, the indication of guaranteed government support via the post-bankruptcy DIP financing route could help blunt consumer fears of liquidation, lost warranties, spare parts availability and other bankruptcy costs that the management and Board of GM worry about. Face it, those costs, in the form of lost sales and profits, have already mostly taken place as potential customers assess the health of the major auto companies in their purchase decisions.
The management and boards of these two firms, which have been in a state of denial, should face up to the reality of their dismal outlook and request the DIP loan, leaving the government the choice of supporting this unique rescue, concluding that it would be far better for the country and the economy to "right-size" the auto business in the US now and make it more competitive, rather than have it deteriorate further and sold off at a later date with even more lost jobs and cuts in pension/health care benefits.
Nobody wants to see our American motor carrier icons go into bankruptcy – – not even me and others who have been predicting this fate for some time. But, if most stakeholders will be better off and if we can minimize the surprise factor, then Chapter 11 reorganization, (not liquidation), with government sponsored DIP lending, is the way to go.


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Clinging to the Crutch
Some people say, derisively, that Christianity is a crutch.
And to that I say Amen. Glory Hallelujah. Give me that crutch. Because I am crippled. More like paralyzed, actually.
William Ernest Henley wrote, I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. Yet he was a man who grew up in poverty and had a leg amputated as a result of tuberculosis. Ironically, the poem was also chosen as the last words of Timothy McVeigh, the Oklahoma City bomber, before he was executed.
I would love to know: Did they really believe it? Or just want to? Did Stephen Paddock believe it as well? Or any of those he killed? Or those who died--or lived--in the fury of the hurricane?
Should we believe it? Is it really a statement of courage? That those of us who came from dust and will inevitably return to dust actually are masters of anything?
I haven't written in this space for three weeks. In my ten years of blogging, that's a record for me. And that's because in these last weeks--months really, but mainly these last weeks--have been spent coming to grips with my dust-likeness. That I am not the master of my fate. That I am most certainly not the captain of my soul.
Sixteen years ago, I went through a season of Anxiety. And I say it with a capital A, because there's no other good word to describe it. You can say, I'm anxious about that interview. I'm anxious about the bills. But that's nothing compared to Anxiety. It's like equating "feeling down" with Depression. You just can't compare the two. Anxiety is all-encompassing, life-consuming, soul-sucking.
That was sixteen years ago, and after two years I had victory. Then it entered my life again a few months ago, and has sought to control me these last weeks. My life circumstances, ironically, are going great. My kids are all thriving. My husband is incredibly supportive. I'm doing my dream job. I'm not over-stressed. But as anyone who has experienced it knows, it doesn't matter what's really real, Anxiety becomes the center of the universe.
I'm fighting hard, from many different fronts, and I have tremendous support. I'm also managing to stay functional most of the time, even if "functional" sometimes feels agonizing.
But if there is one thing--one gigantic Truth that has ground me to the dust--it is that I am not in control. Any sense of being master or captain of myself has dissolved into a blubbering mess on the bed. I am nothing but a few molecules surrounding a soul. That flesh has no real power, and that soul has no control over what happens to me.
And when I'm there--here--I have three choices.
1. Live in denial; convince myself that I am in control even though I never will be.
2. Live in anger and frustration that there is a God, but he doesn't care.
3. Trust that there is a God who is there and is not silent.
The last time I went through this, sixteen years ago, led to a Crisis of Faith. I had been raised to know Christ--and I had personally tasted of his goodness--but my foundation was not strong enough to endure the bottom falling out of my world. It led to an intensely personal quest for Truth. True Truth. Like, historical, scientific, philosophical Truth. Not just something that made me feel better.
It was excruciating, but I found it. I found it in the Jesus of the gospels and the words he left behind for us. The foundation was solid underneath me and my fear slipped away.
So this time around, that foundation has remained secure. I am not questioning the existence of God and his Truth, as that is settled for me. But this time, my question has been, Does he care? I am weak, desperate, helpless. Will he show up?
Yes. That is what he has been doing. Quietly, gently, slowly. He is asking me to be patient. But I am tasting the promise of manna. His daily provision of what I need. How what I think I need is not necessarily what he knows I need. How the knowledge of his presence is more important to him than my productivity.
If you had asked me before Anxiety if I believed all of that, I would have assured you that I did. But really, I've been living my life as my own Captain, a lot of the time. It feels good to live that way--secure, confident, comfortable. Sure, God is there, but it's nice to have a contingency plan.
So I've got to tell you--this is scary. Really, really scary to thrust my trust and my hope and my life into the belief of an invisible God. Because do I really, really know that he will come through? That he will deliver me? That he will never leave me?
I think that's exactly why he has brought me to this place. Because I have no other place to go. I have no other options. I have no other hope. That's exactly where he plans to show up. And he is. Oh, my friends, He is!
I don't like writing this way, from the middle of the hurricane. It's a lot easier to write from the end and wrap up all the details and praise God for how he brought me through. But here I am, holding on for dear life, not knowing the ending. He was there yesterday, so I'm going to cling to that crutch--that blessed, sturdy, life-giving crutch--that he will be there tomorrow.
We attend an all-African church, and the preacher this morning was a friend of ours from Cameroon, who is also the French teacher at HOPAC. He read aloud these words from Deuteronomy in his rich French accent, and they filled my soul.
And you shall remember the whole way that the Lord your God has led you these forty years in the wilderness, that he might humble you, testing you to know what was in your heart....And he humbled you and let you hunger and fed you with manna....that he might make you know that man does not live by bread alone, but man lives by every word that comes from the mouth of the Lord.
Know then in your heart that, as a man disciplines his son, the Lord your God disciplines you....For the Lord your God is bringing you into a good land....in which you will lack nothing.


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Jonas Wood's practice encompasses multiple genres through piecing together and layering a collage of personal memories and experiences, sports, places, people, heroes, and art objects. Wood's process begins with collecting source material, much of which consists of personal photographs and drawings. Starting with abstract blocks of colors on canvas, Wood continues to layer forms, and patterns of intricate detail, flattening both the figure and the spatial environment. His vibrant and layered compositions are reminiscent of artists like David Hockney and Henri Matisse. Wood's Facetime Doodle series is inspired by drawings made by his children. The doodles range from personal to everyday objects and iconography. Wood received his BA in psychology from Hobart and William Smith Colleges and his MFA in painting and drawing from the University of Washington.
Recent solo exhibitions and projects include Still Life with Two Owls (MOCA), a monumental picture covering the façade of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (2016 – 2018); Jonas Wood and Shio Kusaka at Museum Voorlinden, Wassenaar, the Netherlands (2017-2018); Prints, Gagosian Gallery, New York (2018); Interiors and Landscapes, David Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles (2017); Notepads, Holograms and Books (two-person exhibition with Ed Ruscha), Gagosian Gallery, San Francisco (2017); Portraits, Anton Kern Gallery, New York (2016); Clippings, Lever House, New York (2013); and Hammer Projects: Jonas Wood, Hammer Museum, Los Angeles (2010). Wood's work is included in public collections such as Museum of Modern Art, New York; Hammer Museum, Los Angeles; and Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, among others. Wood was born in Boston and lives and works in Los Angeles.
Jonas is working with RxArt to create privacy curtains for Children's National Health System in Washington, DC. In 2013, RxArt created an exclusive Jonas Wood 30×40 silkscreen print, entitled Clipping. The artist's work is also featured in RxArt Coloring Book Between the Lines, Vol. 5.


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Instagram's cloud servers are based in Northern Virginia via Amazon's Elastic Compute Cloud. It's the same service that's used by Netflix and Pinterest.
Yesterday, a severe storm swept through the area and wiped out the servers, taking Instagram down with it.
Today, Instagram is still struggling to get back up and running.
"We are continuing to work to recover the remaining EC2 instances, EBS volumes and ELBs," Amazon said this morning.
The power outage, which runs from Indiana to New Jersey and is leaving more than 2 million people without power, is expected to last for a few days.
You can still take pictures with Instagram but you can't share them.


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After reading The Complete Maus by Art Spiegelman and Can't We Talk About Something More Pleasant? by Roz Chast, I realized there is entire genre out there that I was missing out on and really enjoying. I'm not surprised because I was a kid who devoured comic books and so reading novels with graphic elements seemed inevitable.
I'm just late to the party as always. The interesting thing is that I always thought graphic novels were geared more toward children and teens but that is definitely not the case. The wealth of graphic novels out there is overwhelming. Where do you possibly start? Goodreads has great "Listopias" and personal recommendations are always helpful. But, I'll start here (titles link to Goodreads):
Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood by Marjane Satrapi; translated by Mattias Ripa. I believe the cover above is the first two volumes and there are four. It's the memoir of Satrapi while growing up in Iran during the Islamic Revolution. It's targeted for adults and also recommended for book groups.
Blankets by Craig Thompson. Blistery Wisconsin winters, sibling rivalry and coming-of-age romance. Sounds perfect right now.
Anya's Ghost by Vera Brosgol. Ok, the cover is so cool but there are elements of fantasy, paranormal, ghosts and horror that I might be able to handle in graphic form.
French Milk by Lucy Knisley. I've heard such great things about Knisley and her books catch my eye all the time at the library. I'm going start with this earlier one.
Fun Home: A Family Tragicomic by Alison Bechdel. An adult Memoir/Graphic Novel tackling some heavier topics. But again with comic elements. Another one that caught my eye on GR's Listopia.
El Deafo by Cece Bell. This book comes highly recommended by my daughters who are 10 and 12!!
The Invention of Hugo Cabret by Brian Selznick. Highly recommended by kids at the library.
The Encyclopedia of Early Earth by Isabel Greenberg. I got through about a quarter of this huge book. It's only 176 pages but quite large and heavy. Nonetheless, it was an Interlibrary Loan and had to be returned before I finished. I LOVED what I read so far and hope to get it back in a couple of months. Many requests on this one so it might be awhile.
How To Be Happy by Eleanor Davis. Found this on GR's Listopia also. It's adult literary fiction, a graphic novel AND short stories! Right up my alley.
This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki; illustrated by Jillian Tamaki. This just keeps popping up everywhere for me: lists, recommendations, always on hold at the library…time to check it out.
Do you have any graphic novel recommendations for me?
Are there different genres in literature you want to try?
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Sunday, August 16, 2015
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Iconic race driver, team owner and constructor Dan Gurney died Sunday at the age of 86. Gurney passed away due to complications from pneumonia.
"With one last smile on his handsome face, Dan drove off into the unknown just before noon today, January 14, 2018," Gurney's wife Evi and family said in a statement. "In deepest sorrow, with gratitude in our hearts for the love and joy you have given us during your time on this earth, we say 'Godspeed.'"
Born in New York but raised in Southern California, which remained his home for the rest of his life, Gurney was renowned as one of the fastest and most versatile drivers in the sport's history.
The two driving feats for which he is best remembered – the 24 Hours of Le Mans victory that he shared with A.J. Foyt in 1967, followed by a win (a week later) at the Belgian Grand Prix in an Eagle Formula 1 car of his own construction … More
Take a ride with NASCAR driver Kyle Larson as he returns to his roots and rips around Antioch Speedway for the World of Outlaws Sprint Car Championship.
F1 driver Daniel Ricciardo and his mates explored the entire city of LA from east to west; including some killer Mexican food, dope lowriders, classic cars and an incredible canyon drive in some sweet sports cars.


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Guess what!? I got my latest issue of the Harvard College Economics Review, and I'm in it!
Okay…no, I'm not really a subscriber…
…but in the latest issue of the HCER, one of my pictures is published! It's illustrating an article called "Immigration: What do National Borders Really Mean?":
It's a picture I took one day when we were just driving through Cullman. We were stopped at the traffic light in front of the courthouse on our way to Huntsville or somewhere, and all these protesters were there. I just rolled down the window and click-click. In the picture, they look like they are really getting their point across!
There are three other things that I've signed permission to have my pics in that are coming up – one is a book called "Food" by editor John Knechtel – it's on Amazon here and will be published October 31, 2007:
On June 29th, the new version of 'Southern Belly' comes out, and I think it will have one of my pics of Archibald's in Tuscaloosa in it:
…and I'm not completely sure any will be used, but I signed permission with the producer for some of my images from Hurricane Katrina to be used as stills in the Louisiana Public Broadcasting show called "Surviving the Storm":
It's airing June 7th on LPB and is narrated by John Goodman.
I've made a little but not a lot of money on my photography (and I gave the rights to use my pics with LPB for free, it is public television after all!) but it has been *so much fun* just to see them being used!