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Hello Readers,
With this tutorial, I intend to provide more insight to developers who want to package their own RPM and are starting from scratch. I will provide an overview to .spec file which is the key essential file on generating RPM's so that you can get started really quickly. Just to mention, I did this on CentOS 6.2 virtual machine.
In-order to package RPM's and create an environment to work on this, we will need the following
sudo yum install -y rpm-build
sudo yum install -y redhat-rpm-config
sudo yum install -y rpmdevtools rpmlint
#Post Installation
This will create the directory rpmbuild in your home path. Inside that directory, we can see multiple folders such as :BUILD, RPMS, SOURCES, SPECS, SRPMS , BUILDROOT*, tmp
In short descriptions, I will explain what each directory contains. BUILD will contain files when your packaging process is in the preparation state. RPMS folder contains the resultant rpm files. SOURCES will contain your tar source file to be used for RPM. There can be multiple source files. SRPMS similarly contains Source RPMS which can be re-packaged to generate different RPMS. I copied my curl-7.50.0.tar.gz
The script which generates the package is the SPEC file and resides in the SPECS directory. Everything is scripted into this file. The various major sections of a spec file are header, installation preparation, build, install, files, post install and clean-up. There are many more, but we would concentrate on these. The spec file is as follows and these 2 files are all that you need to generate your rpm.
[palash@localhost SPECS]$ cat curl.spec
%define name owncurl
%define tarball curl
%define version 7.50.0
%define release 1
%define curlroot %{_builddir}/%{tarball}-%{version}
%define curlprefix /opt/owncurl
Summary: get a file from an FTP or HTTP server.
Name: %{name}
Version: %{version}
License: MIT
Release: %{release}
Vendor: Daniel Stenberg <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Packager: Troy Engel <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Group: Utilities/Console
Source: %{tarball}-%{version}.tar.gz
URL: http://curl.haxx.se/
BuildRoot: %{_tmppath}/%{tarball}-%{version}-root
Requires: libssh2
AutoReqProv: no
curl is a client to get documents/files from servers, using any of the
supported protocols. The command is designed to work without user
interaction or any kind of interactivity.
curl offers a busload of useful tricks like proxy support, user
authentication, ftp upload, HTTP post, file transfer resume and more.
%package devel
Summary: The includes, libs, and man pages to develop with libcurl
Group: Development/Libraries
Provides: curl-devel
AutoReqProv: no
%description devel
libcurl is the core engine of curl; this packages contains all the libs,
headers, and manual pages to develop applications using libcurl.
%setup -q -n %{tarball}-%{version}
cd %{curlroot} && (if [ -f configure.in ]; then mv -f configure.in configure.in.rpm; fi)
%define CONFIG_FLAGS --prefix=%{curlprefix} --with-ssl=/opt/alt-openssl/ --enable-http --enable-ftp
%define LDFLAGS -L/opt/alt-openssl/lib
%define CPP_FLAGS -I/opt/alt-openssl/include
%define SSL_LDFLAGS -L/opt/alt-openssl/lib
%define SSL_CPPFLAGS -I/opt/alt-openssl/include
./configure %{CONFIG_FLAGS}
cd %{curlroot} && (if [ -f configure.in.rpm ]; then mv -f configure.in.rpm configure.in; fi)
[ "%{buildroot}" != "/" ] && rm -rf %{buildroot}
make DESTDIR=%{buildroot} install-strip
[ "%{buildroot}" != "/" ] && rm -rf %{buildroot}
[ "%{curlroot}" != "/" ] && rm -rf %{curlroot}
%attr(0755,root,root) %{curlprefix}/bin/curl
%attr(0644,root,root) %{curlprefix}/share/man/man1/curl.1*
%doc CHANGES COPYING README docs/BUGS docs/SSLCERTS
%doc docs/CONTRIBUTE docs/FAQ docs/FEATURES docs/HISTORY docs/INSTALL
%doc docs/KNOWN_BUGS docs/MANUAL docs/RESOURCES docs/THANKS
%doc docs/TODO docs/VERSIONS docs/TheArtOfHttpScripting tests
%files devel
%attr(0755,root,root) %{curlprefix}/bin/curl-config
%attr(0644,root,root) %{curlprefix}/share/man/man1/curl-config.1*
%attr(0644,root,root) %{curlprefix}/share/man/man3/*
%attr(0644,root,root) %{curlprefix}/include/curl/*
%doc docs/BINDINGS docs/INTERNALS docs/examples/*
[palash@localhost ~]$
Generate the RPM:
To generate the RPM, all you have to do is run and it will generate the rpm package
rpmbuild -ba
The SPEC file, explained:
The %prep section will un-tar the archive file in the BUILD directory. I have named the package Owncurl so that it does not conflict with the native curl on the system. The %setup will switch the working directory for %build to the directory where the files are extracted. If the folder is of a different name, than your package, then you need to pass the -n parameter. In the %build portion of the spec file, we have configured curl to pick up the native installation of openssl. The %install code decides the directories which this code will be installed into post building. And similarly %files section lists all the files to be packaged in the RPM. Make sure that you push in all the files in your buildroot to the %files section to avoid errors.
Thanks for reading! For any doubts or clarifications, feel free to drop me an email.


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Life's Shop Window is an American silent drama film directed by J. Gordon Edwards, released on November 19, 1914. Starring Claire Whitney and Stuart Holmes, it is a film adaptation of the 1907 novel by Annie Sophie Cory. It depicts the story of English orphan Lydia Wilton (Whitney) and her husband Bernard Chetwin (Holmes). Although
Annie Sophie Cory, writing as Victoria Cross, was a popular but controversial British New Woman novelist.[5][6] Adultery and female sexuality are common themes in her works,[5][7] which often reversed the expected gender roles of the time, permitting female desire to motivate the plot.[7] Elizabeth Bisland described Lydia, the main character of Cory's 1907 novel Life's Shop Window, as "a very modernist heroine", comparing her to a more socially successful Hester Prynne.[8] Like many of Cross's novels, it attracted controversy, and was banned for a time by the Circulating Libraries Association in the United Kingdom.[7] Life's Shop Window had already become the basis of a successful play,[9] based on an expurgated version of the novel's plot.[10]
In 1914, William Fox was operating the successful film distributor Box Office Attraction Film Rental Company.[11] Box Office purchased films from studios such as Balboa Amusement Producing Company, showing them in Fox's New York area theaters and renting prints to exhibitors elsewhere in the country.[12] Life's Shop Window may have originally been considered for production in this manner.[13] However, Fox decided he was unwilling to depend on others for the products his business required, and instead prepared to produce his own films under the Box Office Attractions Company name.[14] He purchased the Éclair film studio in Fort Lee, New Jersey and property in Staten Island,[15][16] arranged for actors and crew, and began production with an adaptation of an established work, as was common at the time.[14]
Rights to the film adaptation were purchased for $100.[a][14] Like the theatrical adaptation, Mary Asquith's screenplay removed much of the book's controversial sexual elements,[14] censorship intended to make Fox's nascent studio appear more respectable to the industry.[16] Fox selected J. Gordon Edwards to direct,[14] in what may have been his directorial debut; credit for the earlier St. Elmo is disputed, with sources disagreeing whether Edwards or Bertram Bracken directed.[18][19]
Filming for Life's Shop Window took place at a farm on the Staten Island property, and possibly in the Fort Lee studio.[20][21] The budget for this five-reel feature film was small,[22] with the cost of production reported as $4,500[b][21] or $6,000;[c][14][15] Fox would exaggerate the cost of production to over thirty times its true value in later advertising.[23] At the time, films of comparable length generally required between $20,000 and $30,000 to produce.[d][24] Film historian Terry Ramsaye reported that Fox was not pleased with the completed film and initially declared: "Let's burn the damn thing", before being convinced to allow its release.[21] Life's Shop Window premiered at the Academy of Music in New York on October 20, 1914,[2][25] although it did not receive its official release until November 19.[22]Wilton's marriage is legitimate, it was conducted in secret, and she is accused of having a child out of wedlock. Forced to leave England, she reunites with her husband in Arizona. There, she meets an old acquaintance, Eustace Pelham, and considers running away with him before she sees the error of her ways and returns to her family. Life's Shop Window was the first film produced, rather than simply distributed, by William Fox's Box Office Attractions Company, the corporate predecessor to Fox Film. Reviewers' opinions of the film's quality were mixed, but it was very popular upon its initial release in New York. Like

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Johannesburg - Actress Buyi Zama is recovering in hospital after being involved in a car crash over the weekend.
According to Daily Sun, the actress, who plays Rafiki in the international hit theatre play Lion King, was travelling home from a house auction in Glenwood, Durban on Sunday, when the horror crash occurred.
"It happened so fast. I don't know exactly what happened," she told the paper from her hospital bed.
"I believe that if we didn't have our safety belts on we would not have been so lucky."
Buyi's sister was in the car with her and both are recovering in hospital.
"We are currently both recovering as we have sustained injuries. I injured my legs, but we will be fine," Buyi says.
Buyi's mom says she was shocked to hear the news of her daughter's accident and was angry that "the devil wanted me to feel pain."
The family had attended church together earlier in the day, something Buyi believes protected her "I think going to church helped me because God protected me," she says.Buyi was set to return to Australia at the end of the month to resume her acting duties on the Lion King, but she will now have to wait until she has properly healed.
Maybe she can use one of Rafiki's magical concoctions to help her?
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Tom addressed the ball and took a magnificent swing but somehow, something went wrong and a horrible slice resulted. The ball went onto the adjoining fairway and hit a man full force. He dropped!
Tom and his partner ran up to the stricken victim who lay, quite unconscious, with the ball between his feet. "Good heavens" said Tom, "what shall I do?"
"Don't move him" said his playing partner, "if we leave him here he becomes an immovable obstruction and you can either play the ball as it lies or drop it two club lengths away."
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text: Now that we're settled into our new place, I've been learning how to make a proper indigo vat and achieve a range of blues depending on the numbers of dips in the vat. I used the results to experiment with making some quilted pillows. I tried some more traditional patterns and some that feel more simple and modern. I love the way the indigo gives the traditional quilting patterns a modern look. The finished products are headed to New York as gifts for my best girl friends.


text: Cats Paws Grow Back (Jumbo) July 01, 2018 by The DAMNcast We're back, after another week off. This time, so Marty and Curtis could go to Rhode Island for a wedding, and so Curtis could go hog wild and eat everything in sight. This weeks topics include: Trump announces the Space Force (the 6th branch of the military), Childish Gambino might have ripped off the song "This Is America", and Curtis gained 12 pounds in 3 days (all bloat weight). All that and so much more on this weeks episode 9 of season 5 of theDAMNcast. Enjoy!!!


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Founders & Directors
Danielle Turkov Wilson
Danielle's creative passion and specialist experience in political engagement provide the binding thread so vital to TFIP's vision and success. She most recently acted as a policy advisor for the European Parliament Intergroup on Freedom of Religion or Belief, liaising with the European External Action Service, and has previously spearheaded many projects on radicalisation (most notably, AWARE and PRISM). This, combined with her involvement in providing a platform for women, youth, religious minorities and refugees sparked her vision to revitalise creative mediums to empower socio-political progress. Danielle's desire is to create visual policy briefs that propel emotional, lasting narratives.
Dr Dwayne Menezes
Dwayne has been the driving force behind TFIPs excellent relations with policy makers in the UK and beyond. He is the Founder and Director of two London-based think-tanks, Human Security Centre (HSC) and Polar Research and Policy Initiative (PRPI), that together manage vast international academic, policy, NGO and media networks, work regularly with the Commonwealth, UN, EU, OECD, Arctic Council, Nordic Council and other intergovernmental bodies as well as member governments, and have a combined social media outreach of over 10 million. Dwayne brings commitment and energy to every project, and is passionate about helping the creative industries reach people in positions to affect change.
Film Advisory Board
Sasha Achilli
Sasha is an Emmy and BAFTA award-winning documentary filmmaker specialising in international current affairs. She has spent her career getting at the heart of difficult stories in some of the most remote parts of Africa and the Middle East. During the last eight years she has investigated war crimes in Syria, the Ebola crisis in West Africa and the Kenyan Westgate Mall terrorist attack. She recently directed a BBC film about the honour killing of a British-Pakistani woman. Sasha aims to transcend cultural barriers and make documentaries that are accessible to an international audience.
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Melanie Horkan
Melanie co-wrote and co-produced the Oscar-shortlisted and Emmy-nominated My Enemy, My Brother (2015). She currently produces The FACTory Pitch Day at the Australian International Documentary Conference in Melbourne and was previously the TEDx Sydney Film Curator at the Sydney Opera House. She produced How to Fall in Love with a Stranger (2015), licensed by The Guardian, and Google and the World Brain (2013), which premiered at Sundance and screened at over 60 international festivals. Melanie has over 15 years experience in the interactive industry including at Spinifex Interactive, National Geographic and Leo Burnett.
Ann Shin
Ann co-produced the Oscar-shortlisted and Emmy-nominated My Enemy, My Brother (2015). She is a multiple award-winning Producer, Director and New Media Creator. Her credits include The Terrorist Hunter (2018), Sugar Sisters (2016) and Turning Points of History: The Roswell Incident (2000). Her films and series have been broadcast in territories across the globe and won numerous awards. Her cross-platform project, The Defector: Escape from North Korea (2012), won 3 Canadian Screen Awards and was selected into 20 international film festivals.
Heather White
Heather is the Co-Director/Producer of Complicit (2015), on which she began work whilst a network fellow at Harvard University's Safra Center for Ethics. She is the founder of verite.org, a nonprofit organisation conducting groundbreaking research on global supply chain monitoring. Heather is an international expert on global corporate social responsibility (CSR) and her research reports and recommendations on ethical sourcing standards have been recognised by United Nations agencies, the EU parliament and national government ministries.
Manon Ardisson
Manon is a BAFTA-nominated producer based in London. She produced the BFI-backed feature film God's Own Country (2017), which premiered in Sundance, won a range of international awards and was nominated for Outstanding British Film of the Year at the 2018 BAFTAs. Manon also co-produced La Soledad (2016), the first feature documentary about the current Venezuelan crisis. Manon has been selected for a number of talent schemes including Berlinale Talent Campus, Creative England's iFeatures, Film London's Microwave, and Venice's Biennale College Cinema. She previously worked as Creative Assistant at Paul Webster's Shoebox Films and now co-owns the independent production company Cat&Bear Pictures.
Stephanie von Stein
Stephanie was Director of Outreach/Assistant Producer for Complicit (2015). A seasoned program director and Asia specialist, Stephanie builds strategic partnerships between funding institutions, businesses, and the non-profit sector for social good. She is a multi-year grantee of the National Endowment for Democracy for her work creating a network of environmental advocacy groups across China. She has collaborated with experts across the environmental policy sector and officials at the national, regional and local levels to bring innovative advocacy models to grassroots organisations across Asia. Her experience living with communities bearing the environmental and social consequences of global outsourcing in East and South Asia drives her passion to improve environmental and social justice in the region and the world.
Marc Van de Walle
Marc is a Vision Mixer and Video Editor with expertise in academic research and coordination. He is a member of the LUCA School of Arts leadership team, responsible for developing and communicating the vision and policy of undergraduate programs in photography, film, interior, construction and graphic design. His research explores the narrative disadvantages that are inherent in immersive fiction film and is developing innovative technological approaches to enhance visual story experiences.
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Djan is a freelance political analyst, strategist and speech-writer based in Berlin. He holds a Masters in Political Science and Anthropology from the University of Heidelberg, Germany, and formerly worked as Senior Researcher and Editor-in-Chief for a think-tank in Brussels focused on democratisation, development policy, good governance, human rights and counter-extremism.
Maxime Seguin
Maxime is a Principal Agent at Interpol. He holds a Master of Arts in International Relations and Management from the University of St Andrews, Scotland, and is interested in conducting research around LGBTi+ issues and power dynamics exercised through official state discourse.
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Amy works for Open Rights Group, an NGO specialising in digital rights and data privacy. She holds a degree in Law from the University of Cambridge and a Masters in Public International Law and Human Rights from the University of Utrecht, Netherlands. She has worked in the UK, Philippines and EU, and has experience in prisoner rights, anti-trafficking, criminal justice, free speech and freedom of religion or belief.
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Crucible Training Complex Proposal Moving Closer to Public Hearing
On May 3, 2018, the Crucible resubmitted their rezoning application to facilitate their plans to develop a new security training complex on Morris Road (State Route 606) on over 70 acres of property. The application documents submitted to the County Planning Department for review can be found here.
The proposed security training complex was used as a wedge issue in last year's Berkley District Supervisors race and is likely to remain a contentious issue for local residents.
Over the last year, Crucible owners claim they have addressed many of the residents concerns. According to Scott Shenk of the Free Lance Star, these new proposals include caps on the caliber of firearms at .338 and excludes use of "high explosives". Crucible owners also claim their facility design would exceed safety standards.
The Crucible currently operates out of the Hartwood District in Stafford County, but has been looking to relocate when the Crucible owners Radio Reconnaissance Technologies Inc. encountered opposition to their expansion ideas in Stafford.
Currently, there is no scheduled hearing date for the Spotsylvania Planning Commission to review this application. The Spotsylvania Board of Supervisors would hold approval authority for the proposal.
Click here to review Scott Shenk's Free Lance Star article on the Crucible proposal.


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How a 'Lord of the Rings' Designer Developed Architectural Chainmail
Azure Magazine, July 2018
Extract: Kayne Horsham, a former costume designer, patented a chainmail – or 'Kayne's mail' – for dressing up buildings.
Kayne Horsham's obsession with chain mail goes back more than two decades, to when he was working as an art director for the Lord of the Rings film trilogy and tasked with creating armour that didn't render the actors immobile under its weight. Horsham's solution was to use hand-assembled, silver-coated plastic rings – 80,000 of them per shirt. Dubbed "Kayne's mail" by actor Viggo Mortensen, each shirt took six weeks to produce.
After filming, Horsham carried on refining and improving the material, and, in the course of figuring out application possibilities beyond Middle-earth costumes, invented a liquid-state production process. He came up with Spacemaile, a chain-mail-like polycarbonate mesh curtain for interiors. It's made using injection moulding to produce solid, interlinking rings with no joints or seams. Shown at Salone del Mobile in 2008, it was met with enthusiasm by industry experts – a response that helped crystallize the potential of Horsham's material for architectural application.
Some of that potential was discovered by happenstance. During an interior installation of Spacemaile on windows, Horsham noticed a considerable temperature drop in the room and realized that his material had significant promise as an architectural facade. The company next launched Kaynemaile Armour, a seamless mesh exterior screen. This is where the material really gets to flex its technical muscle. As a second skin, the non-oxidizing polycarbonate mesh remains stable in temperatures ranging from -40°C to 120°C and combats solar gain, reducing heat on building envelopes by up to 60 per cent. One square metre of the material weighs just three kilograms...


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Marian L. M. Radabaugh, 84, of Hazlet, NJ, passed away Sunday, December 16, 2018. Born to Albert Baker McMillin and Ruby Helen Tanner McMillin in Ravenswood, WV. Marian graduated from Calhoun County High School, WV, Class of 1953. She and her husband Dale B. Radabaugh married May 1, 1954 at the Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church in Grantsville, WV. After their wedding, Dale and Marian began their life-long journey together in Youngstown, OH, then their travels took them to Florida, Washington DC, and Atlanta, GA, until they settled in Hazlet, NJ to raise their family. Marian was a dedicated and devoted wife, mother, grandmother and great-grandmother and was loved by all who met her. Cherished wife of Dale B. Radabaugh. Loving mother of Edda Darlene Casey and husband George of Matawan, NJ and Cynthia "Cindy" Jones of Keyport, NJ and husband Daniel. Beloved grandmother of Jennifer Marie Lobell and husband Jason of Howell, Jessica Lynn Casey of Matawan, Crystal Louise Jones of Keyport and Daniel Benjamin Jones of Keyport and great-grandmother of Avelina Mae Lobell. Caring sister of the late Ronald William McMillin and his surviving wife Ruby Brittain McMillin.
A Memorial Service will be held at St. John's United Methodist Church, 2000 Florence Avenue, Hazlet on Wednesday, January 2, 2019 at 5:00pm. A burial will take place at a later date at the Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church Cemetery in Grantsville, WV.
In lieu of flowers, please make donations in Marian's memory through her personal memorial donation page at www.inmemof.org/marian-radabaugh for St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital.
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Fresh or boxed pasta
2 cups asparagus; cut in half
1 cup broccoli
1/2 red onion; sliced
1 cup button mushrooms; cut in 1/4ths
1/2 cup spinach
2 tbsp basil; sliced
Salt & peper
Red chili flakes; optional
3 tbsp olive oil
Pre-made (jarred or previously made) tomato sauce/ red sauce/marinera sauce
Preheat your oven to 400F
On a lined baking sheet, place all your veggies down except the spinach.
Season with olive oil, salt, pepper & red chili flakes (if you want).
Roast for about 20 minutes, flipping the broccoli over half way through.
Cook pasta as instructed on the packaging.
Drain, oil and set aside.
Heat your pasta sauce on the stove.
Once warm, add in the spinach & let wilt.
Once your veggies are roasted, add them into the pasta sauce.
Plate your pasta, pour the sauce over & top with basil and cheese.


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SWIFT CURRENT, Sask. - The Saskatchewan Party destroyed all comers in a historic landslide victory Monday, knocking off the Opposition leader and putting an exclamation point on what has become the Year of the Incumbent in Canadian politics.
Premier Brad Wall's party took more than 60 per cent of the popular vote along with 49 of 58 seats.
Previously, the largest popular vote in the province was 57 per cent by the Liberals in 1912.
The rout came at the expense of Dwain Lingenfelter's NDP, which was left in tatters after it lost support across the board, especially in the big cities of Regina and Saskatoon.
Wall, in his victory speech, compared the beloved green-clad Saskatchewan Roughriders football club to his green-bannered team and its battle against an "orange wave" of resurgent NDP support across Canada.
"People from across the country might be looking in on us this evening and wondering, 'What happened in Saskatchewan this evening?'
"What those folks may not know is that in this province, green is the colour!" he said as the crowd cheered.
The Saskatchewan Party gained 11 seats from the 38 it held at dissolution.
Lingenfelter, a political veteran and former deputy premier, was among the casualties. He was defeated by Saskatchewan Party candidate Russ Marchuk in Regina Douglas Park.
Speaking to subdued supporters, Lingenfelter, 62, took sole responsibility for the loss and tendered his resignation as party leader, effective immediately.
"That (defeat) was my fault, not yours, not your fault at all," said Lingenfelter as supporters shouted back "No, no!"
"For that I say I'm sorry," he continued. "But we will do better.
"We will be victorious on the principles we believe in in the next election. Just keep working at it."
It is the second majority for Wall's team, which even tapped into a bit of football Rider Pride on the hustings. Roughriders offensive lineman Gene Makowsky was elected in Regina Dewdney, defeating longtime NDP member Kevin Yates.
Wall retained his seat in Swift Current.
The win builds on victories by other incumbents that began in May, when Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservatives won their coveted majority.
Since then, Manitoba's Greg Selinger, Prince Edward Island's Robert Ghiz, Ontario's Dalton McGuinty and Newfoundland's Kathy Dunderdale have all been returned to office.
The Yukon Party won again in the Yukon and in the Northwest Territories, where there are no political parties, 13 incumbents were returned to the 19-member legislative assembly.
Harper, in a news release, congratulated Wall.
"I look forward to continue working with him on issues important to Saskatchewanians and all Canadians, including promoting prosperity in a challenging growing economy," said Harper.
The party rode a wave of economic prosperity and growing population.
"Today in Saskatchewan our economy is leading the nation," said Wall to cheers.
"More people are living here than ever before and young people — I can see you out there — are choosing to stay in Saskatchewan and build their futures here."
The victory was as much about the leader as his party.
The 45-year-old Wall has successfully built his brand as a masterful orator and a defender of Saskatchewan interests. He won acclaim for helping thwart a foreign takeover of Saskatchewan's Potash Corp.
Political scientist Chaldeans Mensah said Wall sent a message Monday that will reverberate well beyond his province.
"It really shows that Brad Wall is a significant political actor with potential for national recognition," said Mensah, with Edmonton's Grant MacEwan University.
"He's gradually building a reputation for himself as someone who can deliver a solid economic performance for his province."
Joseph Garcea, head of the political science department at the University of Saskatchewan, said Wall benefited from the temper of the times, with votes averse to taking political risks.
"People get mad, but at the same time they get scared," he said.
"They get mad at governments for certain things they do, but they get scared of change. We live in volatile times and people are not sure that they want radical change."
Wall and his Saskatchewan Party ran on an election platform featuring $414 million in spending promises over four years. The costliest promise was increased benefits and an expansion of the assured income program for people with disabilities.
There were also promises to help new high school graduates with tuition, to set up a tax credit for first-time home buyers and to fund 2,000 new child-care spaces. The party pledged to forgive up to $120,000 in student loans for new doctors and $20,000 for new nurses and nurse practitioners who work in underserved rural and remote communities for five years.
Wall spent much of the campaign boasting about the Saskatchewan Party's work over the last four years, including spending on highways and debt payments.
The New Democrats pitched a big-ticket spending plan that relied on collecting $2.3 billion more from potash companies to pay for it.
Promises included rent control and a tuition freeze and more training spaces at post-secondary institutions at a total cost of $88 million over four years. There were millions more pledged for a crop insurance plan and a fund to help families pay their mortgages and save for the future.
Wall characterized the NDP's promises as an irresponsible spending spree and said the platform would rack up debt.


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This study sought to determine the variables that predict academic achievement in adolescents. Three levels of academic achievement in adolescents were posited: high, medium, and low. It was found that family environment, parenting behaviors (e.g. affection, autonomy, and intrusiveness), and adolescent's perception of parents' educational support activities and helpfulness of the support activities were the independent variables that influenced academic achievement among these individuals. With the help of 629 middle and high school students, data were analyzed through chi-square tests, one-way ANOVAs, the Scheffe post hoc tests, and multinomial logistic regressions. The main findings of this study were as follows: family economic status predicted the level of academic achievement of adolescents. Moreover, mothers' affectionate behaviors were linked to a greater possibility of an adolescent showing a middle level of academic achievement. On the other hand, autonomous parenting was linked to a less possibility of an adolescent showing a higher level of academic achievement. Lastly, adolescents who perceived their parents' educational support activities as helpful showed higher levels of academic achievement. In light of the results of this study, parents can apply this information as a basis with which to understand that the key solution is to approach each adolescent with a differentiated teaching method that fits that adolescent well.
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KCA Deutag posted another set of losses in for the nine months to the end of September amid a "slow recovery" and pricing levels being under pressure.
The Aberdeen-headquartered offshore contractor posted a pre-tax loss of £90.3million for the year to date, following a £92.6m loss in the same period in 2017.
The offshore services business was "robust", with revenues of £308.9m, however that is still down from £315.9m last year.
North Sea operations were stronger than the previous quarter, which KCA said reflected lower personnel and maintenance costs, as well as lower non-productive time and improved incentive bonus achievements.
Its rig design subsidiary RDS reported that activity continues at lower levels, however it is seeing increased opportunities for new work.
Chief executive Norrie McKay said: "In October Brent oil prices reached their highest since 2014, reaching 85 dollars per barrel but have since fallen back to below 70 dollars per barrel showing the volatility in the market.
"In the International market, despite some increases in activity, there continues to be an excess of service company capacity causing continued pressure on pricing.
"As a result, the recovery remains slow, particularly in our Land Drilling business, and we do not anticipate that this will change until investment increases and utilisation levels strengthen.
"We do believe that the current investment levels will eventually drive a requirement for oil majors to increase recoverable reserves but we would anticipate that this may take some time to fully work its way through the International markets."
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1968 Ford Mustang Coupe Hardtop Project **NO RESERVE** OVER 400 PHOTOS!
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1968 Ford Mustang Coupe - 50th anniversary of this Mustang!
This 1968 Ford Mustang is being SOLD AT NO RESERVE! Highest bid wins! NOT being listed locally, auction will NOT END EARLY, a true NO RESERVE AUCTION, so please do not ask what the buy it now price is or for me to sell it to you for more money after the auction is over. Please see my feedback, I am a man of my word. Thank you.
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I have done my best to describe the condition of this mustang. Please know that you are the one responsible for verifying the current condition before bidding on this vehicle. Buyer to verify any information provided on this auction before auction ends. Mustang is available for inspections anytime before the end of this auction on August 19th, at 8pm. Please contact me to schedule inspections. Vehicle is located in Denver, Colorado.
Not currently running and I have not tired to get it going. I was going to build a track beast with it, so It didn't matter that the I6 was not running. I am not sure what it needs to get it going in the current condition. Some new parts were in the trunk. See pictures.
Perfect Mustang for restoration, resto-mod, dragger, pro street, pro touring, hot rod, show or track car. Great project!
Rolls and steers, goes into neutral and park for easy transport.
Odometer states 49,070 Miles
Unmolested/modified Mustang! Mostly all original.
Automatic transmission
I6 Engine - very valuable to someone looking at building a hot rod like I was and doesn't want a twisted, mangled, or modified car - begging for some serious power!
Originally manufactured out of the Dearborn, Michigan Ford assembly plant!
Some rust and dents on both rear fenders, driver side floor, fender, and bottom of door
Was keyed on the driver side - see pictures on link
Windshield is broken but have used windshield in the back seat ready for install
Driver door is clamped closed for readjustment and handle connection - Door panel has been taken off but is included with arm rest and door open handle (pictured)
Paint is peeling in a couple of areas, trunk, driver side fender, top of door, by gas cap, etc
Body has some dings
2 chrome pieces around the tail lights are with the extra parts in trunk. They are in need of repair or replaced
Dash has some movement in the middle
Repainted metallic Blue at some point - was told original color was white but not known as fact
Headliner is in great shape
All the original seatbelts work properly
Same owner since 1981
Been garaged since 1995
I threw out the seat covers and trunk mat to show true condition of the original seats and trunk area
Seats still function - slide back and forth and tilt properly
All glass present and in good shape - windshield has crack - Used windshield in back seat
Windows roll up and down - driver side back window does not
All doors lock but driver side is not connected properly
Locks on both doors work on same key
2 sets of keys included (4 total keys)
Cover on back seat in good shape - did not remove to see condition of original rear seat
All 4 wheels match - needs tires but ones on it are fine for transport or moving around
Grant GT Steering Wheel
BIG FOOT Gas Pedal
2 speakers in rear and 2 speakers in trunk included. Has am/fm tape deck currently
I hate to see my project go but I have yet to start it so you are buying it as I purchased it myself. Was owned by the same owner since 1981 and pulled out of a garage where it sat since 1995. A true garage find. This Mustang was loved by its previous longtime owner. I am hoping it will go to someone that will continue to love it as well.
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South Dakota philanthropist Denny Sanford ranks No. 1,103 in Forbes' annual list of the world's billionaires.
The magazine estimates Sanford's net worth at $2.2 billion.
Sanford has vowed to give much of his wealth away.
At 82, he's far from the oldest member of the list. That distinction belongs to Chang Un Chung of Singapore who is 99 and made his $1.9 billion in shipping.
Amazon's Jeff Bezos topped the list with a net worth of $112 billion, followed by Microsoft's Bill Gates at $90 billion.
This year's list includes a record 2,208 billionaires in 72 countries. They collectively are worth $9.1 trillion.
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Fuse Productions presents Fun Home, the musical based on the graphic novel by Alison Bechdel, with music by Jeanine Tesori, and book and lyrics by Lisa Kron.
Synopsis: "When her father dies unexpectedly, graphic novelist Alison dives deep into her past to tell the story of the volatile, brilliant, one-of-a-kind man whose temperament and secrets defined her family and her life. Moving between past and present, Alison relives her unique childhood playing at the family's Bechdel Funeral Home, her growing understanding of her own sexuality, and the looming, unanswerable questions about her father's hidden desires. Fun Home is a refreshingly honest, wholly original musical about seeing your parents through grown-up eyes."
Please note: Audio description will be available at the Friday evening performance only. Tickets are required and may be purchased through Fuse online (https://fuseproductions.thundertix.com/events/107515/saleable_seats?performa(nce_id=1794953) or by phoning their office at 814-380-8672. Fuse is generously allowing our patrons (and one guest) the reduced student ticket price.
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World's Best Workforce Plan 2018
ISD 876 Annandale Public Schools World's Best Workforce Report
- What is the World's Best Workforce Plan?
- World's Best Workforce Strategies, Support & Progress
NOTE MEETING CHANGE: World's Best Workforce Report and Achievement & Integration Report will be presented on Monday, November 26, during the Annandale Public Schools board meeting at 7 p. m. All people are welcome.
What is the World's Best Workforce Plan?
World's Best Workforce is the Minnesota Department of Education's name for a plan that addresses 5 achievement goals. Each district is required to share a World's Best Workforce report for the previous school year.
The ISD 876 Annandale Public Schools World's Best Workforce Report includes documents that detail a district's progress toward achievement of the Minnesota Department of Education's 5 goals:
1. improving Kindergarten readiness.
2. achieving universal literacy by third grade.
3. reducing achievement gaps.
4. preparing all students to graduate college- and career-ready. This means adult life ready--prepared for whatever further education and career decisions a student chooses.
5. meeting a 100 percent high-school graduation rate.
Since some available information from the current school year may be more important to you right now it will be preferred over the past school year. This will include items such as Parent Staff Advisory members once the committees are updated and current testing requirements. Contact Kathy Holahan at firstname.lastname@example.com for historical information.
Goal Setting
Each district must set goals, develop strategic plans, report on progress through an online report by October 1 of each year, and hold an annual public meeting to review progress.
Each school invites parents and community members to join school staff in Advisory Councils. Councils set goals and review goal achievement progress and strategic plans to support progress. All parents and community members are invited to attend. The advisory meeting membership will be updated in fall 2018.
Annandale Elementary School Parent Staff Advisory
Annandale Middle School Parent Staff Advisory
Annandale High School Parent Staff Advisory
Annandale Community Ed Parent, Community & Staff Advisory
Goals Linked to WBWF Outcomes
Early Childhood Preschool Objectives
Annandale Public Schools has established Early Childhood Preschool Objectives to guide preparation for kindergarten. Annandale Preschool developed early childhood objectives based on the Minnesota Early Childhood Indicators of Progress. This Pre-K desired results developmental profile is completed throughout a school year for each child in our program. This profile is given to the Kindergarten team to review.
Teachers rely on two screening measures supported by the Minnesota Department of Education: the ES!-R, Early Screening Inventory-Revised, 2008 Edition and an Ages and Stages Questionnaire. Early childhood staff members work in partnerships with community programs and local daycares to reach and encourage families to participate in screening of their children at 3 years old. Screenings can be scheduled during the child's preschool day. Marketing efforts feature mailings, promotional materials, and use of social media.
All Students in Third Grade Achieving Grade-Level Literacy
Elementary Literacy Goal (aligned with Q Comp goal) is based on the RtI Framework (Response to Intervention) for literacy as documented in our District Literacy Plan. This tiered approach allows us to reach all students based on defined data and interventions in place within our elementary school.
2018 state testing data will be updated with official results by early fall of 2018.
Third grade MCA-III/MTAS-III Reading proficiency scores have been steadily improving: 2015 - 56.6%, 2016 - 64.2%, 2017 - 66.2%, 2018 - 69.8% for students enrolled by October 1 in the school year.
Goal - The MCA-III/MTAS-III Reading proficiency goal for 2018 for grades 3-5 Annandale Elementary School students enrolled by October 1 was 75.6%. The MCA-III Reading proficiency score was 74.3% for all students and 74.7% for students enrolled by October 1, 2018.
Closing Achievement Gaps
Achievement and Integration Plan--Annnandale Public Schools participates as an Adjoining District in an Achievement and Integration Plan with St. Cloud Public Schools, a Recially Isolated School District. This association with St. Cloud and other surrounding districts offers our students financial support for interventions and experiences with students in another district.
The state and district plans were revised in school year 2016-2017. The new plaln is the 2017-2020 Achievement and Integration Plan.
Specific yearly goal statements assigned by the Minnesota Department of Education and results for 2016 Achievement & Integration Results are linked in the Strategies, Support & Progress page.
Q Comp Goals for 2018 MCA-III Reading/MTAS-III proficiency for students enrolled by October 1 for the school year were:
Annandale Elementary School grades 3-5 - goal 75.6%
Annandale Middle School grades 6-8 - goal 70.5%
Annandale High School grade 10 - goal 64.8%
Annandale High School College and Career Ready Goal--All students will receive grade appropriate instruction in set up of individual learning plans in the online college and career preparation resources.
Goal - In 2017-2018, 100% of all ninth grade students will complete an online Individual Learning Plan for their four year high school career.
Results - In 2017-2018, 100% of all ninth grade students completed an online Individual Learning Plan for their four year high school career through online college and career preparation resources
All Students Graduate
All Annandale High School students in danger of dropping out or not completing graduation requirements on time werel tracked by the high school administrative team, and individual interventions were applied in accord with the student's individual needs. Graduation rates for a graduation year are delayed. The Minnesota Department of Education reported the graduation rate for 2016 by the fall of 2017.
Goal - The state sets the goal: at least 95% of twelfth grade students in the class year 2016 will graduate by June 15, 2016
Results - 93.3% of twelfth grade students in the class year 2017 graduated by June 15, 2017, as measured by the Minnesota Department of Education, which uses the previous year's data.
91.9% of twelfth grade students in the class year 2016 graduated by June 15, 2016, as measured by the Minnesota Department of Education.
One year after the 2016 graduation, 94.5% of students in the class year 2016 have graduated.
2018-2019 World's Best Workforce Plan Goals:


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Maya Angelou said, "When you invite someone to sit at your table and you want to cook for them, you're inviting a person into your life." She also said, "Dang, that's stressful though" (No she didn't). For many the first step to hosting is the hardest. Chuck and Jared discuss their anxieties and strategies around invitations. Here there be pizza redemption, improvised cooling, and beverage betrayal. And Jared gets back to his roots.
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Chuck was drinking Bud Light Platinum :(
Jared was drinking La Cumbre Brewing's Red Ryeot
Jared's failed grilled pizza was a combination of these recipes:
This dough recipe comes from here: http://thepioneerwoman.com/cooking/pizza-ree-a/
Then the toppings came from here: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1016231-pizza-margherita
Then the cooking instructions came from here: https://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/6709-grilled-pizza
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Ashley & Mark met one evening while attending Western Kentucky University. It was your classic football player & cheerleader love story. After Mark graduated, he moved back to SC. Not long after that, Ashley followed Mark to the Palmetto State where they decided to start a family & get married. Being that the couple had family coming in from all over, Ashley & Mark decided to hold their wedding reception at Zen- An Elegant Space for Hire. With its modern but classic style, it is the perfect blank canvas to make your own. Zen is located in downtown Greenville, within walking distance to many hotels & shops that guests can visit while in town. Another enticing aspect about Zen is that you are able to choose from many different caterers and vendors for your day. Mark's side of the family is VERY Italian. The couple wanted to pay tribute to this, so they hired Luna Rosa to bring in their homemade Gelato. This was a fun & delicious personalized aspect to their day. We would like to thank Ashley & Mark for choosing Uptown Entertainment as their DJ. They, like all couples, have several choices in the area. However, music was an important part of the day to Ashley & Mark, and they knew with Uptown Entertainment they would receive nothing but the best and most professional services. Thank you to all of the wedding pros that helped make this day magical for Ashley & Mark!
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Photographer: Jessica Roberts Photography
Caterer: Thoroughfare Food Truck
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The Politics of Planned Parenthood
On November 9th, Donald Trump officially became the newest President-elect of the United States. With this title bestowed upon him, the possibility of significant change regarding women's health and reproductive rights has become a nearly instantaneous and frightening reality for many. The ethicality of women's reproductive rights has been a topic of constant divide between liberals and conservatives, yet Trump takes on a position which largely defies current policy. Since the beginning of his campaign in June 2015, Trump has been transparent about his opinions regarding women's health. If he is successful in carrying out legislation supporting his views, the landscape of women's rights would be significantly altered, affecting millions of women nationwide. One major area of change, under Trump's policy, would be in regard to Planned Parenthood, whereby Planned Parenthood would be defunded entirely so long as it continues to provide abortions.1,2,3
Planned Parenthood, founded 100 years ago as of October, provides health services, educates the public about sexual and reproductive health, and advocates for the advancement of women's rights and increased access to reproductive healthcare, among other services.4 This means that the nonprofit is of great benefit to many women who rely upon it for access to affordable reproductive services as well as knowledge about their own health and rights. In fact, Planned Parenthood provides health care for an estimated 2.5 million people every year, with nearly 650 health centers serving citizens nationwide.4 Still, while Planned Parenthood offers many invaluable services to women, one of its services, abortion, has caused a huge rift within the political and social realm of the United States, as many believe abortion to be ethically wrong. Trump has taken such a stance against abortion through his platform, and while the issue of abortion has no clear cut answer, it is evident that the extreme counterpoint Trump offers to current, more liberal policy regarding women's health is one that will be detrimental to the progression of women's reproductive rights and to health services for women nationwide.
Trump has promised voters that he will defund Planned Parenthood "as long as they continue to perform abortions," despite also commenting upon the value of Planned Parenthood as an organization;1,2 Trump's primary aim in defunding the nonprofit thus appears to be to executing his pro-life stance and pushing toward more restriction on abortion.5 However, Trump's views are far from conducive to the needs of many women; his promises threaten the rights of women in regard to sexual health and could lead to major difficulties for women in accessing affordable treatment for their health needs. Planned Parenthood has been funded by the federal government since Richard Nixon approved the Family Planning Services and Population Research Act, under which Title X provides funding for family planning services.6,7 Last year, Planned Parenthood received roughly $500 million in federal funding.3 Federal funding of Planned Parenthood has thus helped to break down the barrier of economic condition, so that all women can receive affordable access to reproductive and sexual health services. Therefore, women who do not have health insurance can received care at a reduced rate or, in some cases, for free;6 in defunding Planned Parenthood as a combatant to abortions, Trump would take away critical services from women who need them most.
Planned Parenthood is not only crucial to providing affordable care, but to reaching an enormous range of people; Cecile Richards, Planned Parenthood's president noted, for instance, that 1 in 5 women have visited a Planned Parenthood clinic at some point in their lives, and that for half of patients who come to a clinic, that will be their only visit to a doctor for the entire year.4,7 Planned Parenthood is the largest provider of reproductive services in the United States,including abortions.7 However, abortions make up a very small minority of Planned Parenthood's services, clocking in at 3% of cases.4 Meanwhile, 31% of Planned Parenthood's services are for contraception, 45% for STD screening and treatment, and 7% for cancer screenings and prevention.4 Defunding Planned Parenthood means eliminating these resources, resources that many women depend upon. Consequently, perhaps we should also ask, is it ethically sound for a government to withhold health services from individuals in order to achieve a larger goal?
Although Planned Parenthood, as Trump even admits, is an incredibly valuable resource to many women, no matter how small the percentage is in comparison to its other services, Planned Parenthood still provides abortions, which is where the primary ethical dilemma lies.2 Trump's personal pro-life stance extends beyond his intention to defund Planned Parenthood; in the final Presidential Debate, Trump commented that he would appoint Justices who would overturn Roe v. Wade, hoping to consequently make the legality of abortion a state by state issue.1 Additionally, Trump stated earlier in 2016 that "there has to be some form of punishment" for women who receive illegal abortions, sparking backlash from women across the country.1,2,3,5 Meanwhile, Trump's Vice President, Mike Pence, has supported and signed some of the most extreme anti-abortion laws in the country.3 However, no matter how one views abortions or defunding Planned Parenthood to discourage abortions, Planned Parenthood helps to prevent around 579,000 unplanned pregnancies a year through birth control and education services.4 Without Planned Parenthood, many individuals will no longer be able to feasibly afford contraception, meaning the rate of unplanned pregnancies will likely increase. In this process, ironically, the demand for abortions would increase due to the increase in unplanned pregnancies, meaning defunding Planned Parenthood would not only harm women, but would only exasperate the issue of abortion and cause people to seek abortions in unsafe environments. In this sense, Planned Parenthood actually helps to reduce abortions, and the abortions it does provide are in a regulated, safe environment, keeping women from the danger of risky, illegal abortions that they might pursue anyways if abortion were made illegal or became more restricted.
So, does the government have a moral responsibility in reproductive health legislation? Trump's platform demonstrates the anxiety and devastation that defunding Planned Parenthood for an alleged moral cause will create for millions of women around the United States. The intersectionality of the political realm and bioethical considerations is murky at best, but analyzing the notion of defunding Planned Parenthood strictly in terms of the effects it would have on women, government involvement provides a severe limitation to women's rights, which in and of itself is ethically unjust. Yes, Planned Parenthood provides around 324,000 abortions per year, but it also provides 4.2 million tests and treatments for STDs.4 To lose all the services Planned Parenthood offers means that many women will no longer have access to preventative healthcare in the form of contraception, STD treatment, and cancer screenings through the organization. While women can obtain these services elsewhere, Planned Parenthood is a leading provider in women's health, so crippling its budget could introduce added inconvenience and cost for women seeking reproductive services. Defunding Planned Parenthood would thus cause women who depend on its services to suffer greatly: with potentially no other place to turn for affordable reproductive healthcare, unintended pregnancies are likely to rise, as will the number of women seeking abortions because of such pregnancy. Furthermore, if Planned Parenthood can no longer legally provide abortions, if Roe v. Wade were to be overturned for instance, a woman will have very little say in her own sexual and reproductive health.
Deciding to get an abortion can be one of the hardest things a woman may do in her adult life, and involving the government in such a personal matter is not the solution. A just-fertilized egg has no emotions, can feel no pain, and will remain that way for a long time in its development. In fact, according to the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecologists, "fetal perception of pain is unlikely before the third trimester," as the area of the brain responsible for pain is not fully formed until around the 28th week of pregnancy.8 On the other hand, a woman who is faced with the contemplation of an abortion does feel physically and, even more, emotionally, and having even more restrictions on women's reproductive health jeopardizes the quality of care for women everywhere and threatens to reverse all the progress that has been made regarding women's reproductive rights. What politicians often neglect, in placing so much value on the life of an unborn child, is the wellbeing of the mother, which should, in actuality, be the primary and most important consideration. If a woman is forced to have her child rather than being give the option of getting an abortion, this means placing more value on the life of an unfeeling fetus than on the happiness and prosperity of a woman, which in and of itself is ethically wrong. Furthermore, threatening to defund an organization which provides crucial resources to women who by and large are not seeking abortions would not only pose a severe limitation to women's rights, but would likely only aggravate the issue of abortions. Rather than attempting to shut down women's rights via defunding Planned Parenthood, our government should seek to protect women, not isolate them in the name of fetuses who have no capacity for life outside the womb.
Zarya, Valentina. "This Is What Women Can Expect From a Donald Trump Presidency." Fortune. Published November 10, 2016. http://fortune.com/2016/11/10/donald-trump-win-women/.
Harrington, Rebecca and Sheth, Sonam. "Here's where Trump stands on abortion and other women's health issues." Business Insider. Published November 9, 2016. http://www.businessinsider.com/donald-trump-abortion-womens-health-platforms-positions-2016-11.
Brophy Marcus, Mary. "What a Trump presidency could mean for Planned Parenthood and women's health." CBS News. Published November 9, 2016. http://www.cbsnews.com/news/what-donald-trump-presidency-could-mean-for-planned-parenthood-womens-health/.
"Who We Are." Planned Parenthood. https://www.plannedparenthood.org/about-us/who-we-are.
"Donald Trump on Reproductive Rights and Women's Equality." NARAL. http://www.prochoiceamerica.org/elections/2016/donald-trump-abortion.html.
"About Our Fees." Planned Parenthood of Central and Western New York. https://www.plannedparenthood.org/planned-parenthood-central-western-new-york/patient-resources/paying-your-health-care/about-our-fees.
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Regulatory News:
Transgene (Euronext Paris: TNG, FR0005175080) today announced that it
has achieved pre-clinical proof of concept with a new therapeutic
vaccine candidate, TG1050, aiming at treating chronic infection by the
hepatitis B virus ("HBV").
Positive pre-clinical data supports further development of the product.
These data include:
Despite the introduction in the past decade of efficacious new drugs
(Nucleoside analogs - "NUCs"- and PEG-IFN?) to treat CHB, these drugs
result only rarely in the resolution of the infection, which is defined
by the disappearance of circulating hepatitis B virus surface antigen
("HBsAg") and a measurable antibody response against this same antigen,
or HBsAg seroconversion3.
In combination with standard of care, TG1050 has the potential to
increase the level of seroconversion in comparison to current
treatments, and thus could provide a new option for the cure of the
The product is expected to enter clinical development in 2014.
"The promising preclinical proof of concept on this new vaccine
candidate, together with the clinical efficacy data obtained with
TG4040, our therapeutic vaccine against hepatitis C, proves again the
excellence of Transgene's research in the field of infectious diseases" said
Philippe Archinard, Chairman and CEO of Transgene. He added: "Although
the management of CHB has significantly improved over the past decade,
the long-term control of the infection is very rarely achieved and
patients have to endure decades-long treatments. We believe that a
combination of TG1050 with the standard of care could potentially help
to cure the infection, providing relief to millions of patients".
Transgene's HBV research program will be presented today in a poster at
the EASL congress (European Association for the Study of Liver),
in Barcelona, Spain. During the same EASL congress (on April 21, 2012),
Pr. Heiner Wedemeyer, MD, of the Department of Gastroenterology,
Hepatology and Endocrinology at Hannover Medical School (Germany), will
give a "late breaker" oral presentation and present follow up data from
the randomized Phase 2b clinical trial with TG4040, a therapeutic
vaccine against chronic hepatitis C infection for which initial proof of
concept data were released at AASLD in November 2011.
About HBV:
According to the World Health Organization's ("WHO") estimates, 350
million people are chronic carriers (WHO, 2009) of HBV. Hepatitis B is
more common in some parts of the world than others. In China and other
parts of Asia, up to 10% of the population is believed to be chronically
infected. In addition to the significant burden of disease, CHB is
responsible for 1 million deaths each year due to related complications
such as liver failure, cirrhosis or hepatocellular carcinoma (liver
About Transgene's HBV vaccine:
Transgene's therapeutic CHB vaccine is based on a recombinant
non-replicative human adenovirus serotype 5, expressing multiple
specific HBV antigens (Core, Envelope and Polymerase) from genotype D.
The vaccine has been designed to prime de novo and/or stimulate
functional T-cells expected to control the HBV replication and to elicit
viral clearance.
About Transgene:
Transgene, a member of the Institut Mérieux Group, is a publicly traded
French biopharmaceutical company dedicated to the development of
therapeutic vaccines and immunotherapeutic products in oncology and
infectious diseases and has four compounds in Phase 2 clinical
development: TG4010 and JX594/TG6006 having already completed initial
Phase 2 trials, TG4001 and TG4040. Transgene has concluded strategic
agreements for the development of two of its immunotherapy products: an
option agreement with Novartis for the development of TG4010 to treat
various cancers and an in-licensing agreement with US-based Jennerex,
Inc. to develop and market JX594/TG6006, an oncolytic virus. Transgene
has bio-manufacturing capacities for viral-based products. Additional
information about Transgene is available at www.transgene.fr.
This press release contains certain forward-looking statements.
Although the company believes its expectations are based on reasonable
assumptions, these forward-looking statements are subject to numerous
risks and uncertainties, which could cause actual results to differ
materially from those anticipated. In particular, the Company's ability
to commercialize its first product depends on the continuing success of
clinical studies, ongoing financing for further product developments and
marketing launch, a positive response from the medical community
regarding the product's costs and effectiveness. For a discussion of
risks and uncertainties which could cause the company's actual results,
financial condition, performance or achievements to differ from those
contained in the forward-looking statements, please refer to the Risk
Factors ("Facteurs de Risque") section of the Document de Reference
prospectus, which is available on the AMF website (http://www.amf-
france.org) or on Transgene's website (www.transgene.com).
This press release and the information contained herein do not
constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy or
subscribe to shares in Transgene in any country.
1 Cytolysis is the cell death induced by a rupture in the
cell's membrane following the action of cells from the immune system.
2 An epitope, also known as antigenic determinant, is the
part of an antigen that is recognized by the immune system, specifically
by antibodies, B cells, or T cells.
3 Seroconversion is the development of detectable specific
antibodies to microorganisms in the blood serum as a result of infection
or immunization.
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Author: Dina Ely
A writer and editor in the field of social media marketing since 2007, Dina busies herself authoring posts for multiple Splashpress Media properties; Google News syndicate IndyPosted; several Media Discounters sites; and numerous market research endeavours with Yovia. Called "pathologically eclectic" by the man who coined the term, thirtysomething Dina lives and writes in the suburbs of literary hub New York City.


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We here at Lang's Bridal are constantly looking for dedicated and passionate employees. Our mission is to bring the best of what the bridal industry can offer, and that all starts with our amazing bridal team. Our stellar bridal team is only made possible through the unique and creative personalities that shape what Lang's Bridal is today.
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We can all feel the benefits of interacting with animals; there's nothing quite like curling up on the sofa with your cat after a hard day's work, taking the dog out for a brisk morning walk or watching your python gobble down a fresh rat.
For older people in particular, these benefits increase tenfold. Pets can not only provide them with companionship but a host of tangible health improvements too; from lower blood pressure, to the release of serotonin and a reduction of anxiety and agitation for those living with dementia.
Furthermore, one research paper into pet-facilitated therapy found lots of evidence that older people experience mental, physical and social improvements through animal interaction.
That's why we're using animal interaction throughout the month of May to enhance and enrich the lives of our residents and older people in local communities.
Our houses and homes up and down the UK will be opening their doors as part of Abbeyfield Golden Moments programme to enrich the lives of older people everywhere. Abbeyfield houses and homes will host a whole variety of animal events, with all creatures great and small welcomed in with open arms. From cats and dogs, to lizards and frogs, to sheep and goats and alpacas.
Getting into the spirit of Pet Month early was Abbeyfield's Pratt House in Amersham when the conservatory was turned into an impromptu petting zoo.
An entire animal menagerie came to visit and residents, staff and volunteers and guests gathered to pet, stroke and play with ferrets, geese, alpacas, rabbits and piglets.
Simon Meredith, Care Home Manager at Abbeyfield's Pratt House, said: "Whilst fun was clearly had by all, I was particularly pleased to see the animals having a therapeutic effect on some of my residents. One gentleman in particular had been experiencing anxiety issues and his daughters were concerned that he was isolating himself in his room.
"It was a great pleasure to watch him join in the animal antics and the smile of enjoyment and contentment alongside conversation with staff and volunteers was a real step forward."
Beryl Hunter, a resident from Abbeyfield's nearby Wendover house who had made the trip over to see some piglets, said: "It was a truly lovely experience and one I would definitely do again. I have always had a soft spot for pigs and when it fell asleep in my arms I was honestly so happy. No more bacon sarnies for me."
Pet Month is part of Abbeyfield's national Golden Moments programme, which seeks to enrich the lives of older people through special events, activities and initiatives that foster lasting ties and friendships within local communities.
Interacting with Animals is one way that Abbeyfield hopes to reach out with by opening up its homes to older people in need of companionship so they can chat, make new friends, share their experiences, and enjoy light-hearted, fun filled moments together.
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Creche (the Charles River Episcopal Co-Housing Endeavor) is creating a network of mixed-income, inter-generational intentional communities in cooperation with The Episcopal Church. Our mission is to create a community-focused alternative to the for-profit housing market that is rooted in relationship and mutuality: co-housing communities in which people live like families, sharing meals, common spaces, and the rhythms of home care.
Now in our second year of operation, we have founded two such communities – a five-bedroom house in Newton Centre and a six-bedroom house in Allson in a former church building. Residents in both communities are significantly below the market rate for their area, yet are also income-producing, allowing us to build toward opening our third home in 2019.
Why? Because soaring rents and plummeting owner-occupancy rates have made Boston an increasingly hostile market for low and middle-income households; rent is increasing at nearly twice the rate of wages. Further, the increasing cost of purchasing a home has resulted in a 11.7% decline in home sales over the last decade.
Together, these trends make it difficult for Bostonians to live in the communities they love. The prevalence of short-term leases (particularly for students) have priced working families out of many areas, encouraged resident turnover and neighborhood instability, and accelerated gentrification. Today's Boston housing market is stunting the development of long-lasting relationships that are vital for wellbeing.
Creche was founded by four Episcopal Churches with a desire to use the resources of The Episcopal Church to confront these housing needs head on. We do this not only by acquiring and renovating property but also by supporting the household communities directly and equipping them with the tools they need to live healthily with one another, including trainings in communication and conflict resolution. We make a long-term commitment to each household, partnering with them as they develop their own identity, grow in their capacity for self-governance, and cultivate a positive presence in their local neighborhoods.
Who We Are
Creche is affiliated with The Episcopal Church, and is a collaborative effort between four congregations: Emmanuel Church, St Bartholomew's Church, The Crossing, and the Episcopal Chaplaincy at MIT. Our initial seed funding has come from a generous grant from The Episcopal Diocese of Massachusetts.


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Anthonie Tonnon is a musician originally from Dunedin, and currently based in Whanganui. He has toured widely as a solo performer around North America, Europe and Australasia, sharing the stage with the likes of Nadia Reid, The Chills and The Veils. In 2015, his album, Successor, was a finalist for The Taite Music Prize, and the single Water Underground was a top five finalist for the APRA Silver Scroll award.
Tonnon has developed a reputation as an innovative songwriter and lyricist, examining modern, complex problems through highly specific characters. He has developed a one-of-a-kind show which combines both electronic and traditional instrumentalism, a surreal sense of storytelling and physical movement.
Interested in the fluid boundary between organic and synthesized sound, Tonnon currently performs on a Synthstrom Deluge - a new electronic instrument designed in Wellington, and a storied, 1968 semi-hollow body guitar.
The EP and single, Two Free Hands, is Tonnon's first imprint from two years of international touring and experimentation. The single spent a number of weeks at the top of the NZ alternative radio charts at the end of 2017, and the CD version of the EP is now available from music stores across the country via Southbound distribution - as well as from Tonnon's website and Bandcamp.
Produced with longtime collaborator Jonathan Pearce, Two Free Hands features contributions from Anna Coddington on vocals, fellow band member Stuart Harwood on percussion and drum effects, and Elizabeth Stokes (The Beths, Sal Valentine and the Babyshakes) on french horn. Thom Healey (Tiny Ruins, Dunes) mastered the song. The Extended Player features a new collaboration with and remix by Wellington electronic producer, Michael Upton, also known as Jet Jaguar.


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I have been following blogs for quite some time now but I started paying more attention recently when I created my own blog. And I discovered quite a few amazing people out there. My blog is much more modest but somehow there are a few people stopping by every day. And what a pleasant – and humbling – surprise when I was nominated for the Liebster Award by Jacqueline, the amazing writer behind "6 Months to Live: The Experiment Continues". Thank you so much Jacqueline! You know how much I enjoy your blog and I am sincerely grateful for your support and kind words.
The award is given to a blog with less than 200 followers that deserves a little more recognition. There are a few simple rules that go along with the award:
1. Give a shout out to the blogger who nominated you by linking back to their blog. Again, thank you so much Jacqueline!
2. Nominate 5 other blogs with less than 200 followers.
3. Spread the good blog karma.
Lastly, don't forget to add the Liebster blog award image to your post.
Here are 5 blogs which deserve more recognition. Now, I would be shocked if these blogs don't already have more than 200 followers. However, unless your homepage says something like "Join 519 other followers", I am not quite sure how to figure out how many followers any given blog has… So, here it goes (in no particular order):
2- Mondomulia: For lovers of food and photography
3- Eveline Johnsson Photography
I would also encourage you to visit the "Blogs I follow" page for more amazing blogs.
Thank you again Jacqueline! And happy Valentine's Day to all blog lovers!


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Location: Tempe Arizona
Completion: 010/16
Size: 5,500 sf
This confidential technology company renovation project focused on the downsize of their current space while providing an elevated experience for their customers and employees. Located at 60 E Rio Salado Parkway, this office renovation created a transformative space influenced by residential and hospitality design using the latest trends in office culture. The vision for this 5,500 SF project was to capture the surrounding environment of the Tempe Buttes and Tempe Town Lake as inspiration for rich textures and vibrant natural colors. The employee area was remodeled to include conference rooms, lounge areas, open work areas, flex offices, team collaboration areas, phone rooms and focus rooms. The space is meant to invite and promote interaction and flexibility in the workplace while enhancing collaboration between team members. The customer area includes conference rooms and an inviting lobby area with a "wow" factor that immerses the customer in the environment. Both spaces were designed to create a workplace experience that inspires, motivates and empowers while providing a dynamic environment that reduces operational costs through efficiency.


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OSWEGO – The Center for Wound Healing at Oswego Health was recognized with Healogics Center of Distinction Award.
The center, which opened in July 2017, was presented the prestigious award as it achieved outstanding clinical outcomes during the past 12 months, which include a patient satisfaction rating of more than 92 percent and a wound healing rate of 91 percent or higher within 30 median days to heal.
Carlos Dator Jr., MD, who serves as the medical director of the Wound Care Center, said the award was a testament to the staff.
"This certainly speaks to the staff and just how much they care about their patients and the excellent care they deliver every day," Dr. Dator said.
This outpatient service, located on the third floor of Oswego Hospital, includes four private treatment rooms and two hyperbaric chambers.
The pressurized chambers allow a patient to breathe 100 percent oxygen, which stimulates many physiological responses in the cells and tissues, promoting wound healing.
Oswego Health is collaborating with Healogics, the nation's largest provider of advanced wound care services to bring this service to the community.
Healogics and its affiliated companies manage nearly 800 wound care centers® in the nation.
Healogics utilizes an evidence-based systematic approach to chronic wound healing in treating an underserved and growing patient population.


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We rely on charitable donations and grants to carry out our vital work to improve the lives of children and young people. There are several ways you can support us.
Donate or Sponsor
All contributions, however small, help our work to continue. We make every penny count, covering our core costs to keep the lights on and growing our services to help more young people.
We run events and activities throughout the year and welcome sponsorship. We also run a Volunteer Development Programme 'Super Stars' and are always looking for rewards and incentives to link to volunteer achievements. Get in-touch with us to find out more about how you can help by sponsoring.
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Your business has the power to make an extraordinary impact on the lives of young people we work with. There are many ways for your business and employees to get involved. Examples may include, providing goods/services, mentoring, delivering workshops/training to our volunteers. We pride ourselves on our ability to create strategically aligned partnerships that are mutually beneficial.
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The money you raise gives young people confidence, skills and a brighter future. Whether it's quizzing, running, baking or holding an event, you can raise essential funds for us and have a great time while you're at it.
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Based off of a relaxed vintage jean, this jean fits square throughout the hip with a slight taper to the ankle. Buy small to fit snug and buy big for a cooler, more relaxed look. Features a cut-hem.
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