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Until you're resolved it's not.
The time is now.
What it is, is not the way forward for women, girls and families.
Backbones. Not wishbones.
Voice your perfectly perfect resolve to be the change you want for the world.
Rise up. Be Visible.
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in Leadership, Voices Tags: advocacy, Be Visible, Resolve, Rise Up
Until you're resolved it's not.
The time is now.
What it is, is not the way forward for women, girls and families.
Backbones. Not wishbones.
Voice your perfectly perfect resolve to be the change you want for the world.
Rise up. Be Visible.
08 Jan 2017 Leave a comment
in Leadership, Voices Tags: advocacy, Armband, Freedom of Speech, Planned Parenthood, Supreme Court, Women's March
What words pop into your head?
As a mother, maybe, Caring or Trouble or Sensitive or Shy or Passionate or Kind or Daring or maybe even Yikes!
It's likely the word activist is one Mary Beth Tinker's mother may have used when describing her daughter.
In 1965 Mary Beth Tinker was 13. She and her friends made history – by being activists.
This young group of friends wore black armbands to school to mourn the Vietnam War dead and support the Christmas peace truce being urged by Robert Kennedy. Mary Beth was suspended as were others. Yet her 13-year old activism resulted in the landmark free speech Supreme Court Case, Tinker v. Des Moines Independent School District.
In a few short weeks, on January 21st, people will gather for Women's Marches in cities across the country showing their advocacy, their fortitude and their strength – just like Mary Beth Tinker did in 1965.
And just like Mary Beth Tinker, my daughter and I will be wearing our black armbands in the Women's March on Madison on January 21st.
Thank you Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin for working with women owned BlackPaint Studios to create this powerful reminder of advocacy while allowing us to support the country's largest provider of reproductive health care.
How will your perfectly perfect 13-year-old heart, advocate for the issues and rights that are important to you?
08 Oct 2016 2 Comments
in Voices Tags: Billy Bush, Empowerment, Girls, misogynists, Rise Up, Run the World, Trump, voices, women
My sister has lived in the south long enough to pick-up a number of southern-isms – "Don't make me lose my religion" being one of them.
The first time I heard this southern-ism I understood its urgency – its immediacy to check one's attitude, words or actions to avoid a world of hurt.
As the headlines broke yesterday regarding the degrading and vile conversation between a presidential candidate and a Hollywood reporter, the pretty-boys-white-club nearly made me "lose my religion."
Instead I heeded the advice of Michelle Obama and went high with a little help from a friend.
DJ Bizzon has recently created a mixtape with songs of empowerment that took me high when the misogynists went low.
Here's a sampling to help you go high:
And finally with Beyonce's lyrics in mind – it's time to get your perfectly, perfect selves in formation because girls run this world.
Who are we? What we run? The world.
Rise up!
Get off the side lines and run the world – today – our futures depend on it!
Graphics courtesy of Blackpaint Studios
24 Apr 2015 3 Comments
Words of wisdom from women who are making a difference in the world:
Build your ark before the storm hits. – Sophfronia Scott, Author
The harshness with which we judge others is the harshness with which we judge ourselves. – Mara Schiavocampo, MSNBC and NBC News Anchor
Stretch into the feeling of not knowing and trust that it's going to be awesome! – Terri Cole, Psychotherapist, Strategist, Coach
Be a priority in your own life. – Dr. Bernadette Anderson
Your dream may be bigger and have more legs to it than you even know. – Debbie Phillips, Founder Women on Fire
12 Apr 2015 1 Comment
in Leadership, Voices Tags: 88Nine, Milwaukee 40 under 40, Radio Milwaukee, Sarah Fierek, Shine
The synchronicity of the universe.
I've kept a card from Sarah Fierek – the gracious, inspiring, creative, intelligent and amazingly wonderful connector of people – next to my writing spot.
Inside the card, she penned one of her beautiful, inspirational quotes. Today's post felt like the exact right time to share Sarah's quote.
As I was writing the title for this post – Shine Bright – something Sarah had written to me in her card, I was pulled off-task by Facebook's ping alert. And, of course, once the almighty Facebook ping pings, it's the understood mandate to abandon everything to discover what is happening in FB Land!
Jumping onto Facebook, I immediately spotted the post from Sarah. Another one of her stunning photographs. I caught my breath as I noticed she had entitled the photograph, Shine On Milwaukee.
Ah, yes, the synchronicity of the universe – shine on, shine bright – agreeing this was the exact right time to share Sarah's quote.
May these words from Sarah inspire you as you begin a new week, moving harmoniously with the rhythms of the universe. Permitting your perfectly, perfect self to shine bright.
"A harmony from a distance tells me to dream –
A song that's so perfect the radio sings." – Sarah Fierek
Photo Credit: Sarah Fierek
09 Apr 2015 1 Comment
in Leadership, Personal Growth, Voices Tags: Diverse & Resilient, equality, Gender Equality, Julie Tarney, LGBTQ+
While many gains have been made for the LGBTQ+ community, there is much work to be done in each of our lifetimes to obtain equality.
Non-gender specific restrooms are just one of the ways.
Becoming a change agent for LGBTQ+ equality in your workplace, your home, your place of worship and your school district are great places to do this acceptance work.
Every ounce of advocacy matters. Especially for those who face discrimination when simply taking care of a basic human need – like using the toilet.
To be the best advocate or ally for the LGBTQ+ community you can be, start by educating yourself.
Julie Tarney is writing an exceptionally fabulous blog – also featured in the Huffington Post – called My Son Wears Heels. Her blog covers topics of gender identity, gender expression and self-acceptance. Plus Julie is a witty, thoughtful and inspiring writer. You'll look forward to receiving her posts while you learn.
Another excellent educational resource is Diverse and Resilient. Find out how you can bring the Acceptance Journeys program to your city.
As you start educating yourself, bring others along with you.
After all, we are all children of this magnificent universe. Each deserving of equality, dignity and grace.
07 Apr 2015 1 Comment
in Voices Tags: Broadway Musical, change the world, change your mind, Kinky Boots
Inspired by the core message of the Broadway musical Kinky Boots, I share this important thought:
" You change the world when you change your mind."
In order to get to the soul of just some of the world's pressing matters – poverty, incarceration, human trafficking, health care access, gun violence, equality, mental health, nuclear arms, global warming – we need to change our shoes and walk in the shoes of someone else along an unfamiliar path and often uncomfortable path.
When we open ourselves to meaningful introspection of our established thoughts and perceptions, our perfectly, perfect selves develop a generous spirit inciting positive change.
When we change our minds, as the cast of Kinky Boots sings: "It's the most beautiful thing in the world!"


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On Sunday 24th March we held our School Gala. This was our major fundraiser for 2013. It was such a fabulous day. The weather was fantastic!
Thank you to all of those parents and friends of the school who helped organise and run the event. It was a huge success. We raised over $20,000 for learning resources.

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Mail and File Employee - Federal Salaries of 2010
Pay Rates for "Mail and File Employee"How much does a Mail and File Employee in the federal government get paid? $33,407.49* *Based on the 2010 average.
Mail and File Employee was the 48th most popular job in the U.S. Government in 2010, with 6,181 employed. The most common payscale was the general schedule payscale.
In 2010, the Internal Revenue Service hired the most employees titled Mail And File, with an average salary of $29,989.
Government Mail And File jobs are classified under the General Schedule (GS) payscale. The minimum paygrade for a Mail And File job is GS-1, and the highest paygrade that can be attained within this job series is GS-9. Remember that the starting and maximum yearly pay listed above reflect base pay only - your actual salary will be higher based on the Locality Pay Adjustment for the area in which you work.
This occupation covers positions involving the administration, supervision or performance of clerical work related to the processing of incoming or outgoing mail and/or the systematic arrangement of records for storage or reference purposes the scheduled disposition of records, and the performance of related work when such duties require the application of established mail or file methods and procedures, knowledge of prescribed systems for governing the flow and control of communications, and/or the filing or storage and retrieval of records, and knowledges of the organization and functions of the operating unit or units serviced.
Clerical, secretary, and administrative positions fall under this category. No specialized technical background is needed for positions in this category except for stenographers which require a proficiency exam before being hired. Strong organizational and communication skills are the primary requirements for this job category. Military experience can often be applied as relevant experience when calculating starting grade. Employees in the job category receive promotions of 1 grade increase at a time.
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Mail and File Employee Pay Distribution
The average pay for a Mail and File Employee is $33,407.49. The highest paid Mail and File Employee made $92,861 in 2010.
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|SK - Sec Emp Formerly Under Gs, Gm, And Ez
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In 2004, the average pay for a Mail and File Employee was $28,647. Since then, the average pay has increased to $36,351 in 2018.
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Meek Mill Biography
Nationality: American
Famous: Quotes By Meek Mill Rappers
Age: 33 Years, 33 Year Old Males
Sun Sign: Taurus
Born in: South Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States
Famous as: Hip-hop Artist
Height: 6'2" (188 cm), 6'2" Males
U.S. State: Pennsylvania
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Robert Rihmeek Williams, better known as Meek Mill, is a popular American hip-hop recording artist who embarked on his musical journey through rap battles and today he is one of the richest and popular musicians. His rap group 'The Bloodhoundz' became a rage in the rap battle circles across America and Meek achieved quite a name in the early phases of his career owing to his rap group. The first big break for Mill came in 2008 when he signed a deal for his very first recording by the Atlanta based rapper T.I. Meek made several switches in his career from label to label in order to find the best workplace and creative freedom. He moved on to Rick Ross's Maybach Music Group, the label which later released Mill's debut studio album titled 'Dreams and Nightmares', which perfectly exhibited the powerhouse of talent that Meek was. Soon after, he released his second studio album 'Young and Gettin It', which debuted at no.2 on the billboards and opened a grand new world of fame and fortune for Meek. He embarked into music business through his own label 'Dream Chasers Records' and now, he is promoting the young talent through it.
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- His early experience with rap battles had made Meek Mills quite popular and he grabbed the eyeballs of many prolific names from the music industry. One among them was T.I, who was heavily influenced by Meek's solo mixtapes 'The Real Me', 'The Real Me 2' and 'Flamers'. T.I., the boss of Grand Hustle Records, offered meek to represent his next mixtape titled 'Flamers 2: Hottest in Tha City'. But their association never quite became successful initially as both the rappers found themselves in the legal troubles, which delayed the deal.Once Meek moved past the hearings and accusations, he released 'Flamers 2.5: The Preview' and 'Flamers 3: The Wait is Over' to taste his very first widespread mainstream success. Two tracks in particular 'Make 'em Say' and 'Rose Red' were massive hits and furthered the fan following of Mills. In 2010, Meek released his seventh mixtape titled 'Mr. California', which he mentioned was quite personal to him on so many levels.The big shot of American rap scene, Rick Ross, came to know of him through the mixtapes and signed him on for his record label Mayback Music Group, and the association led Meek to get a chance to release two singles 'Ima Boss' and 'Tupac Back' for the company's album 'Self Made Vol. 1'. Meek got a chance to show up in the album a total of nine times and in the two more compilation albums 'Self Made Vol.2' and 'Self Made Vol. 3', Meek got enough of the limelight to prove that had some serious talent.His three volume mixtape series 'Dreamchasers' became a talk of the town and the second one of the series 'Dreamchasers Vol. 2' became the most downloaded mix tape of all times. All this success encouraged Meek to release his debut studio album 'Dreams and Nightmares' in 2012, which received slow acclaim in the beginning, but eventually went on to win the Gold certificate three years later.For his second studio album, Meek was highly hopeful, but things went sore as he was jailed owing to a parole violation, and that delayed the release. He went on to release the album in 2015 titled 'Dreams Worth More than Money' and in the first week of its release alone, it sold 246000 copies. Meek once again stepped into the mixtape arena and dropped 'Dreamchasers 4' in October 2016, with the announcement of 'Dreamchasers 4.5'.Recommended Lists:
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DENVILLE _ Mimi Rubino, as always, tied back her hair and piled it high on her head when Morris Catholic clashed with Morris Hills in a Morris County Girls Basketball Tournament first-round game on Saturday, Feb. 2.
Rubino, a junior guard, thought about one of her former coaches, Bob Caprio, several times that day, recalling the inside jokes they shared, in particular the one about her wavy brown hair, which falls almost to her waist when it's down.
"Coach Caprio kept telling me he was going to take scissors and cut it all off," she said with a smile while remembering the former Crusaders assistant coach who passed away on Tuesday, Jan. 29. "It's kind of heavy when it's up. I'm used to it."
This time, it was Rubino's heart that was heavy as she spoke about Caprio after scoring a career-high 29 points in Morris Catholic's 68-35 victory over Morris Hills. She, like the entire Morris County sports community, was stunned by his death. She and her teammates attended Caprio's wake on Feb. 4.
"This has definitely been hard for the team," Rubino said. "He had a light spirit. He cheered us up. I was close to Coach Caprio. Many of us were. He definitely united us."
The atmosphere for the game versus was the Scarlet Knights was subdued. Caprio, who left the sidelines along with head coach and close friend Rich Fachet at the conclusion of the 2017-18 season, was on many fans' minds at the second game since his passing.
Caprio, the former long-time athletic director at Parsippany Hills, had a passion for the MCT. He was in the midst of planning a ceremony to honor past coaches of boys teams that had captured MCT titles.
Senior Danielle Mills played three of her four years at Morris Catholic under the guidance of Fachet and Caprio. Mills said the Crusaders found out about Caprio's death the day after on a group chat.
"We were all taken aback," Mills said. "No one could believe it. Coach Caprio was a goofball kind of coach. He joked around with us, made things fun. Before games, he'd remind us to catch the ball with two hands and to make good bounce passes. He was the type of person who put a smile on your face. We love him. He will be missed."
Rubino, who missed two practices due to a stomach virus, got off to a slow start, missing a trio of 3-point attempts in the opening quarter. By the second period, Rubino was on her game, scoring 12 points to help second-seeded Morris Catholic gain a 30-8 halftime lead. She kept it up in the third quarter, adding 12 points. Rubino made five steals and was 4 for 4 from the free throw line.
"We played like we know how to play," Rubino said. "We were running to the ball. We got the ball to each other. There was a lot of teamwork."
Mills felt that same way. Teamwork, lacking at certain junctures this season, was crucial to the win and will be important in coming games.
"We've been on and off," Mills said. "In our last game (Villa Walsh), we were a second-half team. It was a little stressful. We all know we have to contribute. We've got our first MCT game out of the way. Now it's wins, wins, wins. We're not going to lose anymore."
Fey Idera joined Rubino in double figures with 12 points. Idera also had six steals and four assists. Mills ended with eight points, eight rebounds, four steals and three assists. The Crusaders netted 10 field goals from outside the arc.
"We have a good shot at the MCT title," Rubino said of the Crusaders, who claimed their last county championship in 2016. "We split the season into three parts - conference, county and state. We want to win all of them."
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Hong Kong leading man Pakho Chau says his relationship with his wife could not be more different from the character he plays in his latest Hong Kong flick 77 Heartbreaks. In the film, his character is oblivious to the issues raised by his girlfriend of 10 years.
77 Heartbreaks is directed by prolific and versatile Hong Kong helmer Herman Yau (Shock Wave, An Inspector Calls, Ip Man: The Final Fight) and adapted from Erica Li's best-selling novel of the same name.
In the film, Chau plays Adam, while his girlfriend Eva is portrayed by Charlene Choi of Cantopop duo Twins.
Both Adam and Eva are lawyers and so is Adam's father. However, his strained relationship with his father results in him ditching his law practice to be a kickboxing coach instead.
In a recent phone interview from Hong Kong, Chau described Adam as such an immature fellow who always ends up annoying Eva with all the things he does or does not do.
"Sadly, Adam is not aware of the issues with their relationship, so Eva gets very frustrated and it all builds up until she decides she has had enough."
In real life, 32-year-old Chau got married to his fashion designer girlfriend of more than 10 years, Stephanie Chu, last November.
Chau said it is fortunate that they have never gotten into any major disputes.
"My wife and I rarely have any major disagreements as we are the sort of people who deal with issues in a calm and mature manner. We've been together since we were 20 years old, so we grew up together, and matured together.
"Minor misunderstandings are sometimes inevitable, but such friction usually serves to help us get to know each other better and improve our relationship further."
For a guy who avoids conflicts, Chau said the most challenging scenes for him were those spent quarrelling with Choi's character. "That's because both of us dislike fighting. So, it did take some effort. We had to rehearse the quarrelling scenes before shooting. Then, after that we had to get lozenges to soothe our throats!" he added.
As for the intimate scenes in the film, Chau said they had no qualms: "It's just mostly kissing. And that's not difficult at all."
Currently busy promoting the movie in Shanghai, China, before making his way to Malaysia for an Astro event, Chau is already working towards his next film release.
To those curious about his family plans, Chau said his current focus is on getting work done as his schedule is packed till 2018.
"Caring for a baby requires a lot of time and effort. So, we currently have no plans for that," said the dashing star, who is also the founder of two trendy fashion labels XPX and CATXMAN.
The singer-songwriter who burst onto the Cantopop scene in 2007 has released more than a dozen albums and has twice as many films to his name.
Apart from acting in Hong Kong films and TV series, he has also lent his voice to the Cantonese versions of Hollywood animated flicks like Shrek The Third (2007), Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa (2008) and Angry Birds (2016), as well as Japanese film 10 Promises To My Dog (2008).
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Has someone ever made you say you are sorry to a person you are convinced doesn't deserve your apology and, besides, someone you truly despise?
If not, then re-listen to, or re-read, Hillary Clinton's speech to the Democratic Convention last night. A hostage tape had more warmth and sincerity.
Did she endorse Barack Obama? You bet. Ten times. It is right there, in black and white -- and acid.
As someone who has heard some of the best political oratory of his generation, sometimes in person, I listened to the Senator from Myself do what she absolutely had to do in order to have obtained a prime time speaking slot – and not one thing more.
I waited and waited and started mentally writing the next lines of what should have been the "grand slam" that MSNBC's Keith Olbermann proclaimed almost before Clinton finished speaking. Those lines never came.
Each of the 12 times time she "endorsed" Obama, she said his name with all the passion of a person playing "Mad-Libs," filling in the blank left open for "insert proper noun here."
She made a passionate speech for the Democratic Party, against John McCain and, uncharitably, for all the wonderful things she has done and the 21 points of her personal political platform. She shouted out to Michelle Obama as someone who will be a "great First Lady," but never even gave a thought to saying that for that to happen someone will have to be a great president.
acknowledgement that she while she fought a good fight, the better man won.
Not once did she say anything remotely personal about her opponent. No jokes about "a funny thing happened to me on my way to the convention," nor an ounce of grace about her opponent nor an ounce of humility about herself. Not even a disingenuous nod to the fact she actually lost the nomination under rules her minions wrote.
Did that speech guarantee that any Hillary die-hard will now vote for Obama in November? At least one: herself -- the person about whom politics revolves.
Hillary Clinton will be back in the Senate in January and so will either Barack Obama or John McCain. I am pretty sure whom she would like to call "my friend and distinguished colleague" during some desultory floor debate. But last night was the time for that.
This was no healing speech, no true endorsement. It was an elegy for her own failed campaign, bested by a man she does not believe is qualified to be president but who, nevertheless, took her and her radical royalists down.
It was also the birth of her next campaign – either for the presidency or for sainthood.


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Bengaluru, Sep 4, 2017 (DC): A clash broke out between police and Karnataka Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) workers in Bengaluru on Tuesday when the youth wing of the party decided to take out a bike rally.
A large team of police personnel was deployed at the route since morning to prevent the bikers to hold Mangaluru Chalo rally.
Several BJP workers were detained after they set out on the bike rally organised in protest against the alleged killings of Hindu activists in the coastal districts.
Among those detained were former deputy chief minister R Ashoka, Lok Sabha member Pratap Simha and MLAs Arvinda Limbavali and Satish Reddy.
According to PTI, Ashoka and other leaders sat in protest near the Freedom
Park and demanded that police furnish an arrest warrant, resulting in a heated argument between the officials and the leaders, following which they were frisked away.
The protest and resultant chaos lead to traffic snarls around Freedom Park which is located near one of the busiest junctions in the heart of the city, causing inconvenience to commuters.
BJP, on Monday, was denied permission by the local police to carry on with its protest plans.
The Bengaluru police had put in place prohibitory orders late on Monday, while Mangalore police has denied permission to hold the rally.
The BJP leaders on Monday alleged that the government was creating a situation of an 'undeclared bandh', with an intention to stop the rally and asked the government not to stop the rally, being held democratically.
The rally by the party's youth wing was against the alleged murder of 18 Hindu activists and repeated incidents of violence against them in the coastal districts of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi.
They were also seeking action against organisations like Popular Front of India, which they term as "fundamentalist", and the resignation of district in-charge minister Ramanath Rai, holding them responsible for the killings.
According to the programme announced by BJP, the rally towards Mangaluru commenced from different places, including Bengaluru and Hubballi, on Tuesday and from Shivamoga, Mysuru and other nearby areas to Mangaluru on September 7.
Senior party leaders, including state unit chief B S Yeddyurappa, was expected to take part in the rally at Mangaluru on September 7.
There were reports of police crackdown on BJP workers who were going ahead with the rally in different parts of the state, including Bengaluru, Hubballi, Kalaburgi, Belagavi and Ballari.
BJP leaders have alleged that there were also incidents of lathi-charge on party activists.
Chief Minister Siddaramaiah had on Tuesday said, "We have no objections to do a rally...we have asked police to ensure that there is no disturbance to law and order and public."
|Comments on this Article
|Naseema banu, bengaluru
|Tue, September-5-2017, 5:16
|Too much of drama ,are you people really concerned from heart , if so stop doing these things .
|Ashwini S, puttur
|Tue, September-5-2017, 5:12
|the politicians are just exploiting the public in the name of rallies , protest and so on,they benefit themselves. How much trouble the people have to take as they will be unexpected traffic jams which is head ache


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Marko Kraljević: "Singapore can reach the semi-finals of the AFF Suzuki Cup"
He led Balestier Khalsa to a sixth place finish in the league, while securing the third spot in the Singapore Cup earned The Tigers $25,000 in the process. These achievements aren't in itself bad considering how Balestier's budget is that of much lesser compared to other clubs in the Singapore Premier League.
Goal Singapore sat down with Balestier's head coach Marko Kraljević to get his reflections on Balestier's season, and his prediction on how Singapore will fare in the upcoming AFF Suzuki Cup.
1) What are your overall reflections on your team's performance this season?
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At the start of the season we were in the top three. But problems started to seep in after a few of our players started to get injured and we didn't have the squad depth to maintain our performance.
That caused every department of our team to struggle and we failed to score goals because our key players got injured. Those who came off the bench did not have the desired impact because the gap of abilities was too far.
But at the end of the day we finished sixth and I am happy.
2) How frustrating was the semi-final of the Singapore Cup for you. Your team played so well against Brunei DPPM but unfortunately defensive frailties reared its ugly head again. What are your thoughts on this?
In the first leg of that tie I thought we played very well till we conceded a harsh penalty. Still we had a few chances to score and then we conceded the second goal.
But coming back to Singapore, the boys put on an excellent show. We went 2-0 up in the first half then again with ten minutes to go we conceded.
Again I felt the injuries to key players played a part in defeat. We didn't have the depth to push on harder in the second half. We did not have the game-changers that I would have like.
3) Huzaifah Aziz has been called up to the national team. Do you think it was deserved?
Last year Huzaifah was nowhere. We took him for trials and we didn't sign him immediately because he did not play much with Hougang (United).
But this is a player that has improved so much and has become an excellent midfield player. He can hold the ball; pass the ball and works so hard. He is combative and has character and I am not surprised that he has been called-up.
Even in the SOS (Sultan of Selangor Cup) game in Shah Alam, he was one of the best players and was superb in the midfield of that team. I sincerely do hope that he will be selected for the AFF Suzuki Cup squad.
4) Coach, for the AFF Suzuki Cup, what do you think Fandi Ahmad and his team will need to do if they are to have a deep run in the competition?
Every game in this tournament will be tough because most of the other Asean countries have closed the gap. But we have to understand that the gap is not that big between Singapore and them.
Even the last Suzuki Cup, if you look at the results, most of the defeats Singapore suffered were all by narrow margins. Also, the format for this year's competition is good for the fans.
For me if Singapore wants to experience a deep run in the competition or to even win it, the first game against Indonesia at home will be very important. If Singapore does manage to win their first game at home, the chances for them to progress will be great.
Even a draw will be insufficient because Singapore is playing at home and will need to get the fans on board. Going to Thailand and Philippines away will be very tough. Two home games the Lions must win. One draw away will be enough to see them through to the next round. Seven points can take them to the second round.
5)Lastly coach what is your prediction for Singapore. How far will they reach in the AFF Suzuki Cup?
I am confident that a semi-final place isn't beyond them.


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- Pixel 3 tips and tricks: Getting the most from your new Google phone
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Even if you're leery about rooting your Android phone and installing a custom ROM, you can still try out some features and settings that aren't turned on by default. Every Android phone comes equipped with the ability to enable Developer options, which lets you test some features and access parts of the phone that are usually locked away. As you might expect, Developer options are cleverly hidden away by default, but it's easy to enable if you know where to look.TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Find your Android Build number
- Reveal Developer options
- Turn off Developer options
Find your Android Build number
Before you can enable Developer options on your Android phone or tablet, you'll first need to find your phone's build number. On most phones, you can simply type build number into the search field, but here's how to find it on a few popular devices:
Google Pixel: Settings > System > About phone > Build number[ Further reading: The best Android phones for every budget. ]
Samsung Galaxy S8 and later: Settings > About phone > Software information > Build number
LG G6 and later: Settings > About phone > Software info > Build number
HTC U11 and later: Settings > About > Software information > More > Build number
OnePlus 5T and later: Settings > About phone > Build number
Reveal Developer options
Once you've found the screen with your Build number, you'll need to tap on it seven seven times. That's right: seven times. After a few taps, you'll see a small pop-up alert telling you that "You are now X steps away from being a developer" with a number that counts down with every additional tap.
After the seventh tap, a message will appear telling you that "You are now a developer!" and the Developer options will be unlocked as an option in Settings. Some phones will include a general message about tinkering with your Android phone, but you can simply tap OK. While many of the options are strictly for developers, including things like USB debugging and bootloader unlocking, you'll also find things such as high-fi audio codecs, notch options, and CPU usage among the toggles. Experiment at your own risk.
Turn off Developer options
While Google used to require a factory reset to rid your phone of Developer options, it's easier to jettison now. In most Android phones running Nougat and later, you'll see a on/off toggle at the top of the screen, which will let you switch off Developer options. The screen will gray out, and once you leave, it'll be gone from your phone. To get it back, you'll need to follow these steps again.
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2128 Center (at Shattuck), Berkeley, (510) 464-5980, www.landmarktheatres.com. $9.25 save as noted. One of this venue's two screens is a "calendar house" for Landmark Theatres. For additional screenings, see our Showtimes page.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Brother to Brother (Rodney Evans, 2004). See Ongoing for review. Call for times.
FRIDAY THROUGH THURSDAY (Nov. 26-Dec. 2): Guerrilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst (Robert Stone, 2004). See Opening for review. Call for times.
992 Valencia (at 21st Street), 824-3890, www.atasite.org. $5 save as noted. This venue offers all manner of strange and unusual video and film.
FRIDAY: ATA marks "Buy Nothing Day" with a screening of Affluenza (1998), an Oregon public television program condemning consumerism 8 p.m.
SATURDAY: A "Hillbillies and Hobos" program screens Bill Daniel's Who Is Bozo Texino?, on the history of train graffiti, plus Jon Parker's Piece by Piece and Melinda Stone's Underfoot on Bay Area graffiti. See www.othercinema.com for more info 8:30 p.m.
429 Castro (near Market), 621-6120, www.thecastrotheatre.com. $8 save as noted. Short-run rep in a spectacular 1922 Greco-Roman-themed palace designed by Timothy L. Pflueger. Evening intermissions feature David Hegarty or Bill McCoy on the Mighty Wurlitzer.
DAILY: The director's 132-minute cut of Burn! (Gillo Pontecorvo, Italy, 1969), a drama of 1840s imperialism with Marlon Brando. Screens through Dec. 2 1:30, 4:15, 7, 9:35 p.m.
2534 Mission (between 21st and 22nd streets), 648-7600, www.foreigncinema.com. Free with meal. This restaurant screens foreign films, usually in 35mm, on the back wall of its outdoor patio, with drive-in speakers available for the tables of those who want to watch while they dine.
WEDNESDAY THROUGH SUNDAY: Björk is Dancing in the Dark (Lars von Trier, Denmark, 2000) 6:15, 8:30 p.m.; also Fri-Sun 10:45 p.m.
MONDAY: Closed.
STARTS TUESDAY: Henry Koster's Christmas perennial The Bishop's Wife (1946) screens through Dec. 26 at 6:15, 8, 9:45 p.m.
549 Magnolia (at Post), Larkspur, 924-5111, www.larktheater.net. This single-screen art deco theater has reopened with a policy mixing new and repertory programming. $8.
DAILY: The Polar Express (Robert Zemeckis, 2004). See Ongoing for review Wed 4, 6 p.m.; Thurs & Fri 3, 5, 7, 9 p.m.; Sat 1, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 p.m.; Sun 11 a.m., 1, 5:45, 7:45 p.m.; Mon & Tues 6, 8 p.m.
WEDNESDAY: A "Men We Love" series screens Peter Weir's Indonesian-set drama The Year of Living Dangerously (Australia, 1983) 8 p.m.
SATURDAY: "Men We Love" -- Johnny Depp, dipped in Chocolat (Lasse Hallström, 2000) 3 p.m.
SUNDAY: Cary Grant is Larkly Lovable in North by Northwest (Alfred Hitchcock, 1959) 3 p.m.
3125 16th St. (at Valencia), 863-1087, www.roxie.com. $8 save as noted. Popular holdover programs from the "big" Roxie two doors down.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: The Future of Food (Deborah Koons, 2004) 6, 8, 9:45 p.m.
STARTS FRIDAY: Call for program.
1572 California (at Polk), 352-0810, www.landmarktheatres.com. One of this multiplex's screens is a "calendar house" for Landmark Theatres. For other Lumiere programs, see our Showtimes page. $9.50.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Brother to Brother (Rodney Evans, 2004). See Ongoing for review. Call for times.
FRIDAY THROUGH THURSDAY (Nov. 26-Dec. 2): Guerrilla: The Taking of Patty Hearst (Robert Stone, 2004). See Opening for review. Call for times.
601 Van Ness (at Golden Gate), 352-0810, www.landmarktheatres.com. This multiplex is only partly a "calendar house" rep theater. For the rest of the Opera Plaza's schedule, see our Showtimes page. $8.75.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Bonjour Monsieur Shlomi (Shemi Zarhin, Israel, 2003). See Ongoing for review. Call for times.
STARTS FRIDAY: Call for program.
2575 Bancroft (at Bowditch), Berkeley, (510) 642-1124, www.bampfa.berkeley.edu. $8, second show $2. The East Bay mecca for film scholars, part of UC Berkeley's Art Museum, thrives at its on-campus location, up the steps on Bancroft between Telegraph Avenue and the Hearst Gym.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Theater closed.
FRIDAY: Marcel Pagnol's novellike, novel-length "Fanny Trilogy" screens this weekend. Tonight, Marius (Alexander Korda, 1931; 7:30 p.m. ) gets the ball rolling with its deceptively simple story of a fishmonger in love with a sailor. The story unfolds further in Fanny (Marc Allegret, 1932; 8:55 p.m.).
SATURDAY: "Fanny Trilogy" -- Fanny 4:30 p.m. Jacques Richard's Henri Langlois: The Phantom of the Cinémathèque (France, 2004) offers a 210-minute tour of the legendary cinephile's cave of wonders 7 p.m.
SUNDAY: An Astrid Lindgren series of films for children screens Rasmus and the Vagabond (Olle Hellbom, Sweden, 1981), about an orphan searching for parents. $5 3 p.m. "Fanny Trilogy" -- The trilogy concludes with César (Pagnol, 1936), foregrounding Marius' philosophical dad (Raimu) 5:30 p.m.
MONDAY: Theater closed.
TUESDAY: "Latent Image Excavations," a program of new experimental work by Lynn Marie Kirby involving the exposure of raw stock to the elements. Artist in person 7:30 p.m.
1834 Park (at Lake Merritt), Oakland, (510) 814-2400, www.picturepubpizza.com. $5 save as noted. Pizza, beer, and movies on two screens. Call theater for programs, booked a week in advance. The Parkway also offers occasional scheduled special programs.
SUNDAY: The premiere of a docudrama "depicting the life and death of Fred Rerun' Berry," Compton 902911 (2004). $5 9 p.m.
MIDNIGHT SHOW (Saturday): The Rocky Horror Picture Show (Jim Sharman, 1975), with live performance by Barely Legal. $6. See Ongoing for review.
1118 Fourth St. (at A Street), San Rafael, 454-1222, www.cafilm.org. $9 save as noted. This three-screen repertory theater, now officially the Christopher B. Smith Rafael Film Center, is operated by the California Film Institute. Programs are complex; check carefully and call for confirmation.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Callas Forever (Franco Zeffirelli, Spain, 2002); see Opening for review 6:45, 9:10 p.m. Lightning in a Bottle (Antoine Fuqua, 2004) 7, 9:20 p.m. Remember Me, My Love (Gabriele Muccino, Italy, 2003) 6:30, 9 p.m. See Ongoing for reviews.
FRIDAY THROUGH TUESDAY: Callas Forever, Lightning in a Bottle, and Remember Me, My Love continue. Call for times.
1727 Haight (at Cole), 668-3994, www.redvicmoviehouse.com. $7. There's a spot on the couch for you at this collectively owned rep house.
WEDNESDAY: Zach Braff's well-made cult film Garden State (2004) 2, 7:15, 9:25 p.m.
THURSDAY: Closed for turkey (or tofu loaf).
FRIDAY THROUGH MONDAY: A legendary week of surfing in December 1994 is recalled in High Noon at Low Tide (Eric Nelson, 2004); see Opening for more 7:15, 9:15 p.m.; also Fri-Sun 2, 4 p.m.
TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY (Nov. 30 & Dec. 1): Young teens up Mean Creek (Jacob Aaron Estes, 2004) without a paddle 7:15, 9:15 p.m.; also Wed 2 p.m.
3117 16th St. (at Valencia), 863-1087 and www.roxie.com. $8. Short-run repertory in one of the most adventurously programmed theaters in the USA.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: The heir of the Johnson & Johnson family was Born Rich (Jamie Johnson, 2004) 6, 8 p.m.; also Wed 2 p.m. Tarnation (Jonathan Caouette, 2004) 9:30 p.m.; also Wed 4 p.m. See Ongoing for reviews.
FRIDAY THROUGH THURSDAY (Nov. 26-Dec. 2): Z Channel: A Magnificent Obsession (Xan Cassavetes, 2004). See Opening for review 7, 9:20 p.m.; also Sat, Sun, & Wed 2, 4:30 p.m.
221 University (at Emerson), Palo Alto, (650) 324-3700, www.stanfordtheatre.org. $6. This handsomely restored neighborhood palace usually (but not always) screens pre-1960 Hollywood fare in the best available prints, with excellent projection. The Stanford continues a mostly Marlon Brando series, mingled with musicals.
WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers enjoy one of their best, Swingtime (George Stevens, 1937; 7:30 p.m.). Astaire teamed with Rita Hayworth in You Were Never Lovelier (William A. Seiter, 1942; 5:40, 9:25 p.m.), with the Hispanic Hayworth correctly cast for once (as an Argentine).
FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY: Marlon Brando is a surly bike rebel in The Wild One (Laslo Benedek, 1952; 7:30 p.m.; also Sat & Sun 3:45 p.m.), while Montgomery Clift seeks A Place in the Sun (George Stevens, 1951; 5:15, 9 p.m.) with Elizabeth Taylor.
MONDAY & TUESDAY: Closed.
2961 16th St. (at Mission), 863-7576. This venerable old house frequently rents itself out for special screenings.
FRIDAY & SATURDAY: The 2004 edition of Spike & Mike's Sick and Twisted Festival of Animation screens every weekend through Dec. 25. $9 7:30, 9:30 p.m., midnight.


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The heroine's journey sees the adolescent girl receiving a mirror, seeing stone, or tool of knowledge and perception (like a book, magic spectacles, or a golden compass) rather than a hero's sword. She quests, not to topple the tyrant and rule his kingdom, but to rescue a lost sibling, parent, or lover. However, her quest is no less valiant for its lack of weapons as the heroine often struggles through the darkness, helpless and alone, battling her deepest terrors to save those she loves. And she does it swordless.
Armed with only a seeing stone and her own wits, Coraline has plenty of horror to face, most particularly in the sickly-sweet Other Mother who wants to remake Coraline into a dark, frightening self. If Coraline agrees, the Other Mother will one day devour her and leave nothing but a ghost floating pathetically behind the mirrors of her home. This reflects the archetypal struggle for independence, as girls long to leave home and grow up, but the fairytale dark mother clings too tight, begging her to stay home and be a child forever, let her mother dress her and take over all aspects of her personality. Girls everywhere must learn to avoid the temptations of ice cream and dancing toys, to outwit the mother and become adults.
In the pattern of heroine quests everywhere, Coraline defeats the Other Mother with a hollow stone and a riddle game, and then conquers her disembodied hand with a doll's tea set. As she does so, she's following the tradition of mythic heroines across the world, who use magic thread, charms, potions, and their own wits to recreate the world and save their most beloved.


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This article by Peter Mandelson is very useful.
He is accorded high level access in China and this time during the important visit of David Lidington, who was received by Wang Qishan.
Peter is receiving special interest as he has been both part of the European Government and the British Government.
David Lidington, now number two to Theresa May, has a long history of interest in China. together they made a significant cross party impact on China.
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Introduction to our Model
To lead in our ever changing water based environment poses a lot of questions for the leader. From each of these questions follows a decision to be made, each one of the decisions leading to a successful day out or a day that could have perhaps been better. We know good leadership is all about keeping people safe, yet it is far more than that. We want to influence and motivate our group towards communal or individual goals, we want to inspire and of course we want them to develop that passion for paddlesport. To do this we must have good interpersonal skills, be able to communicate, show empathy and understand all those around us. Leadership is essentially all about our behaviours; our actions are always going to be remembered more than our status or name. The following sections explore our actions and behaviour as a Leader and questions their influence on the group or individual.
1. Questions for Leaders
So how do we do it, or more importantly, how could we do it better? What influences our behaviours and critically, how should I behave? How can I have all the answers and know what style I should adopt when I'm leading? Well, British Canoeing have been playing with a model to help answer just those questions and it may not just make us safe leaders but perhaps make us inspirational leaders. Lets have a look at some of those questions we need to think about as Leaders.


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Marvin Pearson
Marvin Pearson, 88, of Twin Valley, and formerly of Motley, passed away September 27, 2017, at Twin Valley Living Center.
Services were held Oct. 2 at Brenny Funeral Chapel in Staples.
Interment was at the Minnesota State Veterans Cemetery near Little Falls.
Arrangements were with the Brenny Funeral Home of Staples.
Marvin was born June 7, 1929 in Glover, ND to Sven and Gladys (Cooper) Pearson. He grew up in the Henning area. Marvin served in the U.S. Army during the Korean War and was Honorably Discharged. He married Betty Thornton on June 9, 1952 in Milner, ND. They owned and operated Marv's Lockers custom meat processing plant in Nashua. Later, they moved to Motley where Marv worked for Gold's Turkey Farm. Marv was a proud member of the Army Chapter of the Chosin Few and a longtime member of the VFW in Tintah and Motley Post #124, where he served as Commander. He enjoyed deer hunting, going to auctions, flea markets and especially loved spending time on his hunting land- the "80".
He is survived by three sons, Craig (Margie) of Hot Springs, SD, Joel of Twin Valley and Colt (Teresa) of Breckenridge and one daughter, Fabia (Danny) Mohn of Yuma, AZ; eight grandchildren; 11 great-grandchildren; one brother, Clayton Pearson of IL.
He was preceded in death by his parents; wife; two sisters and five brothers.
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|Silva Rhetoricae (http://humanities.byu.edu/rhetoric/Silva.htm); Peacham (1593); Ad Herennium (301-309); JG Smith (1665) ("paronomasia"); Ad Herennium 4.21-22.29-31 ("adnominatio"); Rutil. 1.3; Isidore 1.36.12; Fraunce (1588) 1.24 ("paronomasia," "agnominatio," "allusion"); Putt. (1589) 212 ("prosonomasia," "the nicknamer"); Day 1599 86 ("prosonomasia"); Hoskins (1599)15; Macbeth (1876) ("paranomasia," "pun"); Blount (1653) 10; Kellog (1880) ("pun")
|Earliest Source
|prosonomasia, adnominatio or agnominatio, allusio, the nicknamer, allusion, pun
|from Gk. para, "alongside" and onomos, "name" ("to alter slightly in naming")
|Linguistic Domain
1. Paranomasia is a figure which declineth into a contrarie by a likelihood of letters, either added, changed, or taken away.
2. Paronomasia is the figure in which, by means of a modification of sound, or change of letters, a close resemblance to a given verb or noun is produced, so that similar words express dissimilar things. This is accomplished by many different methods:(a) by thinning or contracting the same letter,(b) by expanding the same letter, (c) by lengthening the same letter,(d) by shortening the same letter, (e) by adding letters, (f) by omitting letters, (g) by transposing letters, (h) by changing letters. (Ad Herennium)
3. Paronomasia, likenesse of words: a figure when by the change of one letter or syllable in a word, the signification also is much altered, &c. ; (Page 102 missing) (JG Smith)
4. Using words that sound alike but that differ in meaning (punning). The Ad Herennium author further specifies that this is brought about through various kinds of metaplasm. (Silva Rhetoricae)
5. Paranomasia, the Pun, we have at length arrived at: emphatically, the wit of words; a trick of verbal cleverness, founded on the circumstance of two or more words of similar sound having difference meanings. (Macbeth)
6. "PARANOMASIA is a present touch of the same letter, syllable or word, with a different meaning." (Blount)
7. A pun is a witty expression in which a word agreeing in sound with another is used in place of it. Words agreeing in sound, but differing in meaning, are called homonyms. Into a pun, not only is the homonym of some word imported, but, if there are any words which should accompany the homonym to identify it, these also are brought along to complete the incongruity and the ludicrousness of the expression. There must be consonance of sound to produce a pun, but perhaps we should qualify our definition by adding that the agreement of sound may be between a syllable and a word, between one word and a group of words, between two groups, or between one word or group and another, misspelled and mispronounced, but still capable of being recognized. (Kellog, 163)
1. Added thus, be sure of his sword, before you trust him of his word. (Peacham)
1. So fine a launderer, should not be a slanderer. Changed thus, More bold in a butterie then in a batterie. A fit witnesse, a fit witlesse. Taken away, thus, This is not stumbling, but plaine tumbling. (Peacham)
2. (a) " Hie qui se magnifice iactat atque ostentat, venit antequam Romam venit" (Ad Herennium)
2. (b)"Hie quos homines alea vincit, eos ferro
2. (c) " Hinc avium dulcedo ducit ad avium" (Ad Herennium)
2. (d) " Hie, tametsi videtur esse honoris cupidus, tantum tamen curiam diligit quantum Ciiriam?" (Ad Herennium)
2. (e) "Hie sibi posset temperare, nisi amori
2. (f) "Si lenones vitasset tamquam leones, vitae tradidisset se" (Ad Herennium)
2. (g) "Videte, iudices, utrum homini navo an vano credere malitis" (Ad Herennium)
2. (h) "Deligere oportet quern velis dilicrere." (Ad Herennium)
4. A jesting friar punned upon the name of the famous humanist Erasmus, "Errans mus" [erring mouse]. — (Puttenham qtd in Silva Rhetoricae)
4. A pun is its own reword. (Silva Rhetoricae)
5. A certain law lord in Scotland was noted for his pompous way of speaking. Telling Harry Erskine one day that an acquaintance had fallen from a stile and sprained his ankle, said Erskine:
6. "Hector, Hanno, Haniball dead, / Pompey, Pyrrhus spild, / Cyrus, Scipio, Caesar slain, / And Alexander kill'd." (Blount)
|Kind Of
|Opposition Omission Symmetry
|Part Of
|Related Figures
|figures of separation, metaplasm
|Trope, Chroma, or Scheme? There's this figure and one called "paronomasia." Should they be combined? -sam
|Last Editor
|Ioanna Malton
|Editorial Notes


text: Indalex Enters Into DIP Credit Facility and Completes Sale to Sapa Closing Date: Jul 31, 2009 lexpert Tweet On April 3, 2009, Indalex Limited, and certain of its Canadian affiliates filed for creditor protection under the CCAA. The CCAA proceedings were commenced in coordination with Chapter 11 proceedings commenced in the United States by Indalex's parent company, and its US-based subsidiaries. At the time of the CCAA filing, the Indalex Group was the second largest aluminum extruder in the United States and Canada. On April 9, 2009, the Indalex Group entered into an $85M DIP Credit Facility with JPMorgan Chase Bank NA as agent for the DIP lenders. In approving the DIP Credit Facility, the court in the Canadian proceedings set out the principled test that should be applied when considering approval of future cross-border DIP guarantees. Thereafter, Indalex Group commenced a court approved marketing process, and identified a stalking horse bidder, Sapa AB which ultimately became the successful bidder. The transaction was approved via a joint hearing between the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware. Total consideration under the agreement was approximately US$150 million. The transaction closed on July 31, 2009. Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP acted for Indalex. The Blakes team included Linc Rogers, Katherine McEachern, Jackie Moher, Marc Flynn (restructuring and insolvency); Frank Arnone, Melanie Sanchez (mergers and acquisitions); Michelle Schwartzberg (financial services); Jason Gudofsky (competition); Paul Stepak (tax); John Hutmacher (commercial real estate); Jeffrey Sommers (pensions); and Connie Reeve (labour and employment). In the United States, Indalex was represented by Young Conaway Stargatt & Taylor, LLP with a team led by Michael Nestor, Donald Bowman and Douglas Coats. McMillan LLP acted for JPMorgan Chase Bank N.A., as administrative agent to the DIP lenders. The McMillan team included Lawrence Crozier, Waël Rostom and Tushara Weerasooriya (restructuring); Jeffrey Rogers, Andrew McFarlane, Catherine Doyle and David Hudson (debt products); Paul Macdonald (litigation); and Robert Antenore and Rosalyn Wallace (commercial real estate). In the United States, JPMorgan Chase Bank NA was represented by Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP with a team that included James Vardell, III, Robert Trust, B.J. Rosen and Jasse Tomer. Sapa's legal team was led by Peter Vander Velde, the company's General Counsel for North America. Heenan Blaikie LLP acted for Sapa in Canada with a team that included Henry Bertossi and Michael Henriques (mergers and acquisitions); John Salmas and Kenneth Kraft (restructuring and insolvency); Tim Lawson, Michelle MacGillivray and Stuart Aronovitch (labour and employment); Mark Newton (pensions); Tony Kiru (commercial real estate); Ahab Abdel-Aziz and Lynn Mitchell (environmental); and Peter Clark and Mark Jadd (tax). Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC acted for Sapa in the United States with a team that included Craig Heryford and Sean Moran (mergers and acquisitions); William Schorling and Jeffrey Carbino (bankruptcy); Wendelynne Newton (anti-trust); Lisa Pampena and Barbara Gourley (real estate); Brian Clark, Robert Burns and Michael Killion (environmental and permitting); and Jessica Underwood, Robin Dierbeck, Amelia Konesni and Evan Gelacek (transactional). Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellot, LLC acted for Sapa in respect of US employment, benefits and labour issues with a team that included William Deopken and Clare Gallagher (employment); Kathryn English (benefits); and Michael Miller and Mark Fontana (labour). Stikeman Elliott LLP acted for FTI Consulting Canada ULC, in its capacity as court appointed monitor, with a team led by Ashley Taylor and Lesley Mercer. Lawyer(s):Katherine McEachern,Henry Bertossi,Jackie C. Moher,Michelle L. Schwartzberg,Mark I. Jadd,Waël Rostom,John J. Salmas,Jason L. Gudofsky,Mark Newton,Lesley A. Mercer,Paul G.F. Macdonald,James Vardell, III,Paul Stepak,Rosalyn Wallace,Ashley John Taylor,Melanie Sanchez,Jeffrey Sommers,Frank P. Arnone,Ahab Abdel-Aziz,Lawrence J. Crozier,Linc Rogers,Catherine Doyle,Peter L. Clark,Michelle MacGillivray,Marc Flynn,Connie Reeve,Michael Henriques,Tushara Weerasooriya,Anthony (Tony) Kiru,Stuart S. Aronovitch,Kenneth David Kraft,Robert Antenore,David Hudson,Tim Lawson,Andrew E.C. McFarlane,John Hutmacher,R.D. Jeffrey Rogers,Lynn MitchellFirm(s):Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP,McMillan LLP,Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP,Heenan Blaikie LLP,Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney LLP,Eckert Seamans Cherin & Mellott, LLC,Stikeman Elliott LLP


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Engineer battalion welcomes first female commander
By Sgt. Michael L. Owens
241st Mobile Public Affairs Detachment
NEW ORLEANS Command of the Louisiana National Guards 843rd Horizontal Engineer Company switched hands during a change of command ceremony held at the units headquarters in Franklinton, May 22.
Capt. Heather S. Englehart, recently serving as the assistant plans officer for the 205th Engineer Battalion, assumed command of the 843rd from Capt. Alan T. Dunn, now reassigned to the 1-244th Assault Helicopter Battalion in Hammond.
Adding another page to military womens history, Englehart becomes the first female commander in the 205th.
Thank you for entrusting me to take command of this great unit, said Englehart of New Orleans. I couldnt be any more excited, and I will work hard for you and expect you to do the same for me.
In his remarks, Lt. Col. Michael Kazmierzak, commander of the 205th, welcomed the new commander to her first command with some words of advice.
I charge you with being an inspiring leader because your Soldiers deserve it, said Kazmierzak. Leadership is what its all about, and you have to demand it from all levels to be a successful commander.
Kazmierzak also presented the Army Commendation Medal to Dunn for exceptional meritorious service while serving as commander of the 843rd since November 2008.
You have led this unit through responding to oil spills, floods and hurricanes, Kazmierzak said to Dunn. To be a great leader, you have to give your Troops the resources and means to do their jobs, and you have done exactly that.
Addressing the unit for the last time, Dunn, a native of Geismer, expressed his gratitude and appreciation to the Troops he has led for the past two and a half years.
Weve been through a lot, and youve always stepped up when I needed you to, said Dunn. Even during the current flood mission, you continue to amaze me, and I thank you for all your support the last couple of years.
The 843rd mission consists of horizontal construction, which includes building roads and airfields for military missions, as well as maintaining equipment and supporting state and federal operations.
Please visit http://www.dvidshub.net/units/LAANG for the latest Louisiana National Guard releases, photos and videos.
FRANKLINTON, La. Louisiana National Guardsman Capt. Heather S. Englehart, incoming commander of the 843rd Horizontal Engineer Company, receives the unit flag from Lt. Col. Michael Kazmierzak, commander of the 205th Engineer Battalion, during a change of command ceremony held at the 843rd headquarters in Franklinton, La., May 22, 2011. Englehart, a resident of New Orleans, becomes the first female commander in the 205th. (U.S. Army Photo by Sgt. Michael L. Owens, 241st Mobile Public Affairs Detachment/Released)


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That Won't Be Necessary
Picking up where I left off yesterday...
When I was first admitted to the hospital a few weeks ago and updated my Facebook status about my condition, a co-worker, Leslee, suggested that I make sure they check for Factor V Leiden.
I work with some smart people. It turns out she was right!
From what I understand, Factor V is just one of the many blood clotting mechanisms that kick in when necessary. In my case, my Factor V is a mutant strain that doesn't shut down when it's no longer needed. It becomes hypercoagulable, meaning it continues to cause clotting beyond the point where it should, and unfortunately for me, it resulted in a DVT or Deep Vein Thrombosis. This video gives a detailed look at what actually happened within me. We're quite sure it was one of the falls I took on my Mukluk that caused the initial injury that resulted in the clotting.
This Wikipedia link gives a good summary about Factor V Leiden.
I left the retirement briefing at work fully expecting to hear the worst when I sat down with my doctor; that it would be necessary for me to remain on Coumadin permanently. I had a serious complication from my Factor V condition so why wouldn't they suggest that? I figured long term coumadin therapy has to be cheaper than another PE and the associated hospital stay.
I sat in the small doctor's office playing Hanging with Friends on my Droid Bionic while waiting for Dr. Gay to see me. He apologized for requiring me to come in but he thought it best. I wasted no time in telling him of my concern about having to remain on Coumadin the rest of my life and as he took a seat he gave me the best news I've had since this whole ordeal began, "That won't be necessary" he said. Wow, what a relief! Suddenly the year off my bike didn't seem like such a big deal at all—not in the least. As long as I could look forward to riding my bike in my retirement none of the other inconveniences along the way would matter. It was very good news.
I went on to express some concerns with Dr. Gay about what I thought were side effects from the Coumadin, fatigue being the main one but he assured me that it wasn't the drug causing my tiredness. He said that people who have gone through what I have will sometimes take months to get back to normal. He said that the embolism in my left lung was very large and he reiterated how lucky I was. I took that to mean lucky to still be around. He went on to say that my body is still doing a good amount of healing and that's what is causing my fatigue. Again, this was more good news for me because it tells me that I won't be this tired for the entire year while I'm on the drug—just until my body recovers.
I left Quello clinic and felt like I'd been given a whole new lease on life. Thoughts of selling my Mukluk (yes, there have been some) were suddenly gone. I love that bike!
So, if I could take another stab at the retirement briefer's question to me from Wednesday morning (my previous post) about what my plans are when I retire I think I'd tell him that I intend to do some really long distance stuff on my bike beginning with a week-long trip out to the Black Hills in South Dakota where I'll meet Tammy and fulfill a dream of mine. Maybe I'll even get a touring bike and slow it down some, you know, really enjoy every mile, not hurrying through each one because I've got a job that keeps getting in the way.
Did I seriously just say something about slowing down?
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A Randomized Prospective Study to Compare TruflexArticulating Stylet (TAS) versus Rapid Position Intubating Stylet (RPIS)by using D -Blade Video Laryngoscopy with Manual Inline Stabilization During Cervical Spine Surgeries
Truflex Articulating Stylet (TAS) Verses Rapid Position Intubating Stylet
Background: Intubation is an optimal method for opening the airway and effective ventilation to the patient. There are some problems during intubation. It is important to identify devices like videolaryngoscopes and guides for shorten the procedure. This study addresses the use of a Truflex Articulating Stylet (TAS) verses Rapid position intubating Stylet (RPIS) using D -blade video laryngoscopy with manual inline stabilization during cervical spine surgeries. Subjects and Methods: It was single blinded, prospective, randomized, interventional study. Sixty patients between 18 and 60 years of age belonging to either sex undergoing tracheal intubation under uniform general anesthetic technique will be randomly divided into Rapid position intubating Stylet (RPIS) group and Truflex articulating stylet group during cervical spine surgeries. For comparison of intubation times and the Intubation Difficulty Score, ANOVA will be used. Mallampatigrading (MPG), mouth opening (MO), thyromentaldistance (TMD), sternomentaldistance (SMD), CormackLehane's grading (CLG) were recorded. Student t test, Fisher's exact test, Mann–Whitney U test and Chi square test were used where appropriate. A p value of less than 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Results: Intubation using a video laryngoscope with a Truflex articulating stylet was more effective than that using a standard intubation stylet with the same laryngoscope. There were no complications observed during the procedure with either of the stylets. There was no significant difference between the two groups with respect to total intubation time. Conclusion: The results suggest that the patients intubated using Truflex articulating stylet and RPIS stylet has no difference in terms of successful or failed intubation. The patients intubated using Truflex articulating stylet has lesser endotracheal tube negotiation time compared to the patients intubated with RPIS and without much significant difference in number of attempts, total intubation time, glotticoscopy time and any complications in any stylets.


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A traditional way to make laddoo using tagaar sugar
Moong dal laddoo, a mouth-watering delicacy which no one can resist. Most people try this amazing dish at restaurants, but with this recipe you can easily make it at home with the same taste. This super quick and easy recipe is written by Delicacies On The Plate - Pallavi's Kitchen. Moong dal laddoo is a dish which demands no explanations, it's a whole world of flavour in itself. Moong dal laddoo is a very simple and easy recipe to prepare. The time required to make this recipe is not very much, but the delicious taste it renders is just remarkable. This recipe of Moong dal laddoo by Delicacies On The Plate - Pallavi's Kitchen is perfect to serve 10 people. Even beginners can also try this recipe. The recipe is explained step by step with pictures that it becomes very easy to understand each and every step, which actually turns out to be very useful. So, the next time you have a get together, night party, kitty party or any other occasion don't forget to try out the absolutely amazing Moong dal laddoo.
Ingredients to make Moong dal laddoo
- Skinless split moong dal soaked overnight 500 grams
- Tagaar or boora (granulated sugar) 500 grams
- Desi ghee400-450 grams
- cardamom powder 1/2 teaspoon
- Chopped cashews and almonds 1/2 small bowl
- raisins 1/4 small bowl
- Juliennes of pistachios and almonds
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Vastavam web: Britain said it would pay an extra 44.5 million (50 million euros, 62 million) to boost security around Calais following a demand for more money from President Emmanuel Macron ahead of a key summit today."This is about investing in and enhancing the security of the UK border," a government spokeswoman said.The money would be on top of more than 100 million already paid by Britain following a border deal between the two countries that has now been renegotiated and is due to be signed today.
British and French leaders also aim to deepen cooperation in tackling terrorism at the meeting, as Britain tries to strengthen ties before leaving the European Union next year.In a piece of diplomatic theatre, Macron is expected to confirm that France will agree in principle to loan London the Bayeux Tapestry, the famed 941-year-old embroidery that recounts the Norman conquest of Britain in 1066.
"Today's summit will underline that we remain committed to defending our people and upholding our values as liberal democracies in the face of any threat, whether at home or abroad," May said in a statement ahead of the talks.Hundreds of people continue to camp out in the northern French town, hoping to stow away on trucks heading to Britain, a destination seen as an El Dorado by some migrants from Afghanistan and parts of Africa.The two countries currently abide by the 15-year-old Treaty of Le Touquet, which permits immigration checks within each other's borders.


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A MAGICIAN who showed off his skills to revellers in Blackpool is now teaching the tricks of his trade to people in Cheshire.
John Holt's interest in magic began as a young child when he was given a magic set.
"I just absolutely loved it, and learnt increasing numbers of tricks to show off to my family and friends. It was really just a hobby for me when I was younger."
It was when John, of Barton Road, Clutton, started working as a croupier in a casino in Blackpool that he started thinking about becoming a professional.
"I was learning from the other croupiers and talking to them. They were teaching me some new tricks and I decided I could either stay and use my tricks in the casino, or earn some money by performing and showing people what I could do."
John moved on from the casino and, in addition to working full time in mental health social care, he would perform his magic at weddings, parties bars and restaurants.
John said: "I did do performances in front of people on a stage, but I much preferred going from table to table and showing people the tricks up close."
Around a year ago John moved with his partner Beth, to Clutton.
"We decided to relocate to the Cheshire countryside and since the move I have been a stay-at-home dad to my two children."
Now John, 35, a member of Manchester Circle of Magicians has decided to pass on his skills by offering people lessons.
"I've always wanted to teach people close up magic and what better time than the start of a new year?
"People always make the same old resolutions, lose weight and learn a language. I thought it would be great if people learnt something that was fun, something they could use to show their friends, something that was different.
"With prime time shows like ŠPenn and Teller's Fool Us and The Magicians on every week, magic has never been so much in the public eye and so popular."
John is hoping to teach small groups or hold one on one sessions.
He said he will teach people at home, or will travel to them.
He said: "The lessons will be really fun, the magic I teach is all about perception and relatively easy, but looks good."
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1 March 2017
A construction firm has been ordered to pay out almost £4,000 after being successfully prosecuted by Sheffield City Council's Environmental Protection Service for irresponsibly disposing of waste.
Yesterday's court case came about after two loads of building waste were found by an officer from the Environmental Protection Service on land at Skye Edge field, off Manor Laithe Road.
The waste consisted of timber, wooden cabinets, plastics, cardboard, a bath, windows, tiles, plaster and rubble as well as ash, food waste and several items of correspondence.
Investigations led to an address in Sheffield where some building work had been carried out by RM City Construction Ltd, of Mount Street, Sheffield.
The company was invited to attend for a formal interview but initially declined, and only engaged with the investigation when summoned to court.
It was then explained that the construction firm had used a private individual to dispose of the waste – but had not carried out any checks as to where the waste might end up.
Magistrates yesterday (Tuesday 28 February) fined RM City Construction Ltd £3,000, with £342 clean-up costs and £368 legal costs being awarded to Sheffield City Council.
Councillor Bryan Lodge, Sheffield City Council's Cabinet Member for the Environment, said:
"The council works hard to keep Sheffield clean, with staff sweeping the streets, working in the city's parks and across housing estates.
"While we accept that RM City Construction Ltd did not tip the waste, the company did not take steps to ensure that its ultimate destination was appropriate.
"We hope that this sends out a signal to other companies to ensure their waste arrangements are legitimate."
For more information on what constitutes fly-tipping, and when to report it, either visit the website at www.sheffield.gov.uk or call 101.
In the last 12 months:
- We've issued 10 Fixed Penalty Notices for fly tipping, totalling £3,000.
- We've issued 30 Fixed Penalty Notices for other waste offences, totalling £1,600.
- We've had 12 other waste offence cases in court and won every case – £4,800 in fines and £3,530 in costs, total £9,230.
- We've issued 800 Fixed Penalty Notices for littering, totalling £35,400.
- We have convicted 205 litter offenders who did not pay the Fixed Penalty, with £30,475 in fines and £29,691 in costs, totalling £60,166.


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A diplomate of and certified by the American Board of Internal Medicine, Dr. Buchanan earned her medical degree from the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, and went on to serve as Chief Medical Resident at Rush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical Center in Chicago. Her clinical interests include geriatrics, hypertension, preventive medicine, and women's health.
In addition to her clinical work, Dr. Buchanan is an instructor at the Northwestern University School of Medicine. She is actively involved in educating residents and medical students.
Dr. Buchanan is popular amongst more than her patients and students. The press likes her, too. U.S. News and World Report named Dr. Buchanan a "Top Doctor" in 2012, and Chicago magazine chose her as a Top Doctor for Women in 2010.
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Watch: Dortmund's Passlack juggles his own gum, catches it in his mouth
Felix Passlack is a rising star for Borussia Dortmund and Germany's national team (and close friends with USA's Christian Pulisic), but if the whole soccer-playing thing doesn't work out for the 18-year-old midfielder, he can at least turn to freestyle juggling with chewing gum. That's right.
Prior to Dortmund's DFB Pokal match against Union Berlin, which Dortmund won in penalties to advance, Passlack turned in a masterful keepy-uppy performance in pregame warmups. His control was immense, instincts on point and perseverance prevalent when he failed to catch the gum in his mouth on the first try, only to make a miraculous save and nail it on the second.
Watch the light moment–and Passlack's "did you see that?" grin–below.
Passlack played the first 100 minutes of the match after pulling off the stunt.
He's appeared in eight matches for Dortmund this season.


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Pyrosequencing the Bemisia tabaci transcriptome reveals a highly diverse bacterial community and a robust system for insecticide resistance
BACKGROUND: Bemisia tabaci (Gennadius) is a phloem-feeding insect poised to become one of the major insect pests in open field and greenhouse production systems throughout the world. The high level of resistance to insecticides is a main factor that hinders continued use of insecticides for suppression of B. tabaci. Despite its prevalence, little is known about B. tabaci at the genome level. To fill this gap, an invasive B. tabaci B biotype was subjected to pyrosequencing-based transcriptome analysis to identify genes and gene networks putatively involved in various physiological and toxicological processes.
METHODOLOGY AND PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: Using Roche 454 pyrosequencing, 857,205 reads containing approximately 340 megabases were obtained from the B. tabaci transcriptome. De novo assembly generated 178,669 unigenes including 30,980 from insects, 17,881 from bacteria, and 129,808 from the nohit. A total of 50,835 (28.45%) unigenes showed similarity to the non-redundant database in GenBank with a cut-off E-value of 10-5. Among them, 40,611 unigenes were assigned to one or more GO terms and 6,917 unigenes were assigned to 288 known pathways. De novo metatranscriptome analysis revealed highly diverse bacterial symbionts in B. tabaci, and demonstrated the host-symbiont cooperation in amino acid production. In-depth transcriptome analysis indentified putative molecular markers, and genes potentially involved in insecticide resistance and nutrient digestion. The utility of this transcriptome was validated by a thiamethoxam resistance study, in which annotated cytochrome P450 genes were significantly overexpressed in the resistant B. tabaci in comparison to its susceptible counterparts.
CONCLUSIONS: This transcriptome/metatranscriptome analysis sheds light on the molecular understanding of symbiosis and insecticide resistance in an agriculturally important phloem-feeding insect pest, and lays the foundation for future functional genomics research of the B. tabaci complex. Moreover, current pyrosequencing effort greatly enriched the existing whitefly EST database, and makes RNAseq a viable option for future genomic analysis.
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Hyderabad April 21 (globelnewsmedia.com):
1562 contract faculty working in 11 universal academic centers in Telangana state G.O. MS No. . The Telangana Employees Union has expressed concern over issuing 11. On this occasion the state Chief Minister Kulva Kuntla Chandra Shekhar Rao and state Deputy Minister Kadiyam Srihari have been grateful to the President of the Association of Telangana Employees Sangam President thanked Dr.A. Parashuram, Principal Secretary Dr.Niranjan the TRS party formed the government that the last five governments did not cope with our problems, we focused on our problems, especially the prosecution to regularize contract faculty working in university campuses.
Padmachari said you have appointed a committee under the chairmanship of Tirupati Rao (former Vice-President). Later, the Association of Teachers Parashuram said that the Commission recommended the government to raise wages at present, as it has a case in the high court in regards to the possibilities of the Commission and approves such recommendations. GO Issued by The minimum wage will be from Rs 21600 / - to 37800 / - from NS / ST / PHD. The government will have an additional Rs 26 crore per annum if this increases. The Chief Minister KCR, Deputy Chief Minister Kadiyam Srihari, State Minister for Water Resources thaniru Harish Rao, Finance Minister Etela Rajendar, Nizamabad MP Kavithi, Telangana State Technical Services, Samsta chairman Dr Rakesh Kumar Chirumilla, MP Balka Suman, Special Chief Secretary (Education Department) Ranjev R.Acharya and Telangana Employees members thanked to the garla padmachari the community in a meeting with Sri yaksulu teliparui nayakulukarnakar Rao, chirra raju, Feroz K U, Naveen Rao M, G, U , yasvant rao, Ramakrishnaiah, Venkateswarlu, Srinivas Reddy, Shri Chandrasekhar sailam, shashikanth batch and others.


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So I walked all over the place on Wednesday. I broke the walk into three legs. The first five mile leg was mostly from SE 39th through SE 42nd meandering the streets (i.e. following around each and every block) from Belmont to Hawthorne. Then I had to stop to go with my husband to a doctor appointment.
After that, I resumed walking. The second leg of approximately 10 miles was mostly up from SE 60th down through 42nd and between Hawthorne and Belmont. The upper portion of the walk was through very stately neighborhoods. The lower I went, the more relaxed/hippiefied it got. Gardens started popping up all over the place, whimsical touches in people's yards, art, and so on. The third leg I did after dinner and it was dark by then. I walked about five miles traipsing the busier streets in my neighborhood, since they are the best lit.