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Everyone's a wiener on Wednesday with $1 Portillo's hot dogs
Hot diggity dog. It's wiener Wednesday at Portillo's. And that means special pricing on hot dogs.
In celebration of summer weather, as well as its newest location in Greenfield, Portillo's has announced a special one-day-only $1 hot dog offer. And, frankly, that's a pretty good deal.
On Wednesday, June 21 any customer who purchases an entree (be that a sandwich, entree salad or ribs) also qualifies for a regular Portillo's Chicago-style hot dog or chili dog for just $1.
That's right. You can relish a snappy dog with all the fixin's – including mustard, relish, celery salt, freshly chopped onions, sliced red ripe tomatoes, kosher pickle and sport peppers – piled onto a perfectly steamed poppy seed speckled bun for about the same price as a song on iTunes.
So, grab a hungry friend, meat up and chow down. The offer is good 10:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. (or while supplies last) at the Portillo's in Brookfield, 17685 W. Bluemound Rd, and the newest Portillo's location in Greenfield at 8705 W. Sura Ln.
The $1 hot dogs are exclusive to Portillo's Brookfield and Greenfield locations and are only available for dine-in or drive-thru customers.
In the meantime, you can gaze longingly at photographs of hot dogs on the Portillo's Instagram, Facebook or Twitter feeds.
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I know why Stan is happy: A love letter to the RAV4 [Op-Ed]
Yeah, seriously.
It's 10:00 on an impossibly cold Saturday morning in January. I'm headed to Alamo to pick up the rental car I'll be driving from Cleveland to Detroit for the (yes, the) Auto Show. We're still flirting with polar-vortex-style, single-digit temperatures. The wind's blowing in hard from the west--off the land, rather than the lake. That makes it even worse, this time of year.
It's so cold that my chauffeur's driver-side door won't latch shut. I hop out to help, trudging through shin-deep roadside snow drifts and removing my gloves to better fiddle with the latch mechanism. We figure out a solution involving locking (rather than latching) the door in place. It's inelegant, I'll allow, but like any good roadside repair, it works. After just five minutes of that, my hand is tingling with half-feeling as I settle back into the passenger seat.
A half-hour later, I'm walking through the rental lot at Cleveland-Hopkins. A woman, all of five feet tall and probably half as wide in her coat, calls me over to a row of cars. In her hand is a standard-issue snow brush. I can tell she's already had a long morning.
"Detroit," I reply.
"Huh," she says, exactly the way you'd expect. "Take the blue one. It's got all-wheel-drive."
I look up as she makes for yet another snow-brushing task, our business obviously concluded. Sure enough, it's a very blue Toyota RAV4.
Oh, boy.
For a long time, "Camcord" was the portmanteau du jour for describing an anonymous, bland, serviceable appliance used for basic day-to-day transportation. It made sense back then. Today, Toyota and Honda's midsize sedans no longer represent the default mode of travel for American car buyers. That honor now belongs to compact crossovers. I'm not entirely sure how one would run those together, though. CR-4? RA-V?
Fundamentally, these are really the same thing. A CR-V is really an Accord hatchback when you get right down to it. The same is true vis-à-vis the RAV4 and Camry. But we don't call them hatchbacks for myriad reasons, most of which revolve around marketing.
Whether we accept or reject the "crossover" nomenclature is really of little consequence to us as enthusiasts. What's important is that they are anathema to the formulae we embrace for determining whether a car is suitable. They don't come with manual transmissions. They rarely offer exciting engines. They're styled to be tall, ungainly and often as bland (or at least inoffensive) as possible.
The RAV4 embraces this approach wholeheartedly. It's powered by a 2.5L four-cylinder mated to a six-speed automatic. It's about as aggressively styled as a milk jug. The highest-performance version is a fuel-economy hybrid, for crying out loud. While the actual Camry is trying hard to be edgy and interesting, the RAV4 doubles down on being unerringly vanilla.
But there's a serious problem. I like the damned thing.
I liked it when I drove the face-lifted model two years ago. I liked it when Toyota loaned me a Hybrid model to drive to and from its rally course. When Honda brought one along as a comparison vehicle during the launch of the new CR-V, well, I liked it then too. It's hard to put my finger on exactly why, and I was prepared to write the ailment off as a side effect of not being forced (I use that term both loosely and knowingly) to spend an extended amount of time with the car.
That would make the RAV4 no different from an iffy one-night-stand or bite of Quinoa, and would mean that my upcoming rental experience would be akin to going on a "real" date or trying out a high-fiber diet--the bright blue paint is now either eye makeup or blueberries in my oatmeal.
I don't think these analogies are sustainable, and besides, I've digressed.
Setting off, a few things jump out at me right away. This is an XLE model, which is the second trim up the RAV4 ladder. It has a few electronic niceties (adaptive cruise control, lane departure warning) but it's otherwise fairly sparsely optioned. I run head-long into this as I search for a place to plug in both my phone and a USB flash drive containing my music collection. No dice. There's only one port, and it's not fast-charging. I opt for the music, having left my 12V adapters at home, and settle for listening to my phone's instructions rather than wasting battery on screen usage.
There's a nasty headwind, which I can feel through the helm. This is both surprising and reassuring--the former because Toyotas are not exactly known for control feedback; the latter because it takes the guesswork out of keeping the car pointed in the right direction.
This brings up an important upside to the RAV4: It's one of those cars that can be driven with minimal attention. I realize that's a trigger word, so allow me to explain why it's a positive thing.
Enthusiasts will react to that statement because it runs counter to a core belief of car people: the notion that engaging cars create engaged drivers. In reality, for every Internet partisan with two hands on the wheel of his 1994 Miata, there's a clown driving his Carrera S 6MT and eating an ice cream cone (Yes, I've witnessed this.).
A car that requires more attention, whether it's because it has a manual transmission or simply has poor on-center steering feedback, doesn't automatically make the driver more attentive. The average human being doesn't see driving as a task worthy of attention at all. The best mass-market cars are those which, at the risk of being a bit too on-the-nose, are developed by engineers who simply choose to steer into the skid.
That's the RAV4 in a nutshell. This is a car that has been developed entirely with its customers' expectations in mind. Maybe that's why we've decided we have to hate it so much. We have certain expectations for our vehicles and more and more manufacturers are unwilling to meet them. Yet, we look across the street and see that Stan Q. Neighborly is entirely content with his new appliance.
It's quick enough. It handles well enough. It's comfortable enough. Its frugal enough. It's more than reliable enough. The RAV4 is enough.
But "enough" won't win comparisons. It's old and it feels it. It feels less substantial and allows more road and wind noise to intrude than do its competitors. The tech features are lacking and those that are there are decidedly last-generation. It won't carve corners quite as well as a Mazda CX-5 and it isn't nearly as quick in a straight line as a Ford Escape 2.0T or Subaru Forester XT.
But we're not talking about catastrophic drawbacks. The Internet echo-chamber has a way of turning a 9.5 into a 0 on a scale of 1-10 just because a 9.8 exists. We turn great into greatest and good into garbage. There's no room in the middle anymore.
And that's to the RAV4's detriment, because it rules the middle. It's a compromise that doesn't feel compromising, and that's why I like it. While my fellow enthusiasts look at a RAV4 driver as some miserable sap who has given up, I know better.
I know why Stan is happy.


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Patch promises "significantly improved loading times."
A new patch for Just Cause 3 is coming this week, promising improved load times, general performance issues, and more. Patch 1.02 hit PS4 in Europe first today, with other consoles anticipated over the next couple of days "pending final approvals," with the PC version slated for Friday.
The 132.1 MB patch includes:
- Significantly improved loading times
- Optimizations to online stats
- General stability fixes
- Fixed an issue related to challenges, wherein vehicles sometimes disappeared when starting a challenge
- Fixed issues related to screen resizing and closing the game window before the game has fully started up [PC ONLY]
"Since launch, we've been pouring through your reviews and comments to help us prioritize our fixes accordingly," the post reads. "We know many of you have been patiently awaiting today's patch, and this update is part of a much larger plan to optimize and improve the game."
Just Cause 3 released on December 1 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC.


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Now, at 37, she's about to relive her childhood as final hearings begin Monday before the Nunavut Impact Review Board on a second proposal to eventually build a mine on the tundra. As a spokeswoman for the anti-uranium group Makitagunarningit, her opinion on it hasn't changed.
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Conclusion: The results from this study suggest that there is almost no difference between groups of caregivers experiencing higher and lower NI regarding their perception of what are important types of support/services. The caregivers rated different types of support/services within the areas of information, relief and counselling as very important.
Dementia means a continuous deterioration of abilities and has a large impact on the persons affected as well as on family members and others close to the persons with dementia. Interventions aimed at this population in order to support and alleviate the often straining situation may be of great importance. There is a need to increase the knowledge and understanding of the impact and consequences of these interventions, both at an individual level and at a societal level. The demand for information concerning, e.g., economic and medical impact of technologies and interventions within health care is increasing. Assessment of technologies and interventions in dementia is related to certain methodological issues. The overall aim of this thesis is to contribute to the development of methodological knowledge concerning assessment studies and understanding of support interventions in dementia.
This thesis work includes four studies that examine methodological aspects of assessment of support interventions in dementia and also report empirical research on the perception of support interventions from the perspectives of family caregivers of persons with dementia. In study I, an assessment model for assistive technology (AT) interventions in dementia was developed. In study II, part of the assessment model is applied, and a process evaluation of the AT intervention is presented. Study III examines family caregivers' perception of the importance of different types of support and services. In the final study, study IV, a well‐acknowledged methodological challenge within the field of assessment in dementia is addressed: measuring health‐related quality of life (HRQoL). The studies are based on different data materials.
An assessment model of AT interventions was developed that includes health economic evaluation from a societal perspective as well as evaluation of the intervention process. The perspectives of both persons with dementia and their relatives were incorporated in the model. The process evaluation was applied in study II in order to study the relatives' perception of an AT intervention process. Assistive technology interventions in dementia may be of great significance for the relatives. By performing the process evaluation, several important aspects that need to be acknowledged in AT intervention processes in dementia were identified.
Family caregivers of persons with dementia perceived different types of support/services within the comprehensive areas of counselling, relief and information as very important. Knowledge of the caregivers' preferences is significant so that more directed support interventions may be provided.
One specific methodological issue was addressed in study IV. The results of study IV showed that there were large differences in the results of cost‐effectiveness analyses depending on whether patient self‐ratings or proxy ratings (ratings of persons close to the patient) of patient HRQoL were used for the same analysis. These differences in the results could ultimately have an important impact on decision making and resource allocation.
Support interventions aimed at persons with dementia and their relatives may be of great value. Conducting assessment studies of technologies and interventions within health care is important in order to increase the knowledge concerning, e.g., economic and medical impact. Assessment studies of support interventions dementia entails methodological issues that need to be addressed. There is a need for increased knowledge within this field and suggestions on methodology are made.


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Artists Info were delighted to once again be finalists in the St Albans Chamber of Commerce Business Awards.
Mel, Jean and the team attended the gala award dinner at Sopwell House in St Albans last week where they enjoyed a fantastic evening celebrating local business success.
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Ephesians 4:1-3
1 I therefore, the prisoner of the Lord, beseech you that ye walk worthy of the vocation wherewith ye are called,
When I first read this verse quickly, I have to ask myself how can I possibly walk worthy of all that God has done for me? When I was a young Christian I thought this would be impossible. But as I grow in the Lord I realized that nothing God tells us to do is impossible. Therefore there must be a way to walk worthy in God's eyes. So we have to try to see ourselves through God's eyes, and figure out what it would take for us individually to walk worthy in the vocation where we're called.
2 With all lowliness and meekness, with longsuffering, forbearing one another in love;
3 Endeavouring to keep the unity of the Spirit in the bond of peace.
And why do we have to do all these things? To keep Unity. Whether it's in the church or in the workplace, we have to do everything we can to bring peace to that atmosphere. Remember as Christians we have been given a peace that passes all understanding. We should carry that with us wherever we go. If it's in the church then we must make sure that we are an element of Peace, not partition. We must make sure that we are not causing conflict in our church, or in our home, or n our workplace. When Paul talks about walking worthy of the vocation that we're called, this is relevant to the church and the workplace and the family. In each one we have a different calling, a different vocation, and we have a responsibility to carry it out. The way that we carry it out will either bring unity or division. Let's make sure that we're bringing unity in all of our situations. That will be a much better testimony for God.


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U.S. Court of Appeals, D.C. Circuit Social Security Cases
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Pearl Glover v. Commissioner of Social Sec.
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Melinda Monet v. Commissioner of Social Sec.
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Charles North v. Commissioner of Social Securi
as 18-5010
Melinda Monet v. Nancy Berryhill
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Plaintiff - Appellant: Melinda Monet, also known as Melinda B. Hughes
Defendant - Appellee: Nancy Berryhill, Acting Commissioner of Social Security
Mohsen Khoshmood v. SSA
as 17-5179
Plaintiff - Appellant: Mohsen Khoshmood
Defendant - Appellee: Social Security Administration
Ricky Page v. Carolyn Colvin
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Plaintiff - Appellant: Ricky Nelson Page
Defendant - Appellee: Carolyn W. Colvin, Acting Commissioner of Social Security
Interested Party - Appellee: Social Security Administration
Melvin Jones v. Commissioner Social Security
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Plaintiff - Appellant: Melvin A. Jones
Defendant - Appellee: Commissioner Social Security Administration
James Ford, Jr. v. Michael Astrue, et al
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Plaintiff - Appellant: James A. Ford, Jr.
Defendant - Appellee: Michael J. Astrue, Commissioner of Social Security, Linda S. Mcmahon, Deputy Commissioner of Operations Social Security Administration, Carolyn L. Simmons, Associate Commissioner for Central Operations Social Security Administration
Ernest Cost v. SSA
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Plaintiff - Appellant: Ernest A. Cost
Defendant - Appellee: Social Security Administration
Robert Matthews v. Commissioner, Social Security, et al
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Plaintiff - Appellant: Robert R. Matthews
Defendant - Appellee: Commissioner of Social Security, Michael J. Astrue, Social Security Administration
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The author on meeting Pynchon, why Kafka is unbeatable – and the trouble with Trollope
The book I am currently reading
I recently visited the old mansion where Thomas Mann's Buddenbrooks was set, that great house with the words "Dominus providebit" inscribed over the front door, and was immediately inspired to download the novel on to my iPad and plunge in. The pleasure of re-reading Buddenbrooks was so deep that I resolved to embark on a year of re-readings, which is why I now find myself about halfway through the first book of Don Quixote, in the terrific Edith Grossman translation. This is proving to be a more complicated encounter. On the one hand, the characters of Quixote and Sancho Panza are as beautifully realised as I remember them, and the idea of a man determinedly seeing the world according to his own vision, in spite of all evidence to the contrary, feels strikingly contemporary. On the other hand, how many more times are the Knight of the Dolorous Countenance and Sancho going to get beaten up and left in pain in various roadside ditches? The "greatest novel ever written" – I voted for it myself once – turns out to be just a little bit repetitive. To make the reading easier, I'm breaking it up and reading other books by other authors after every couple of hundred pages of Cervantes. At present, that interposed book is David Grossman's wonderful A Horse Walks into a Bar.
The book that changed my life
Truthfully, the books that changed my life were books I wrote myself, not books I read. When Midnight's Children was published in 1981 I was hoping that a few people who were not friends or relations of mine might read and like it. I was completely unprepared for what happened. It gave me the life I had always wanted, a writer's life, and for most of the 1980s I lived that life with real gratitude and happiness. Then in 1988 another book changed my life in another way. But in spite of everything that followed the publication of The Satanic VersesI remain proud of it. And strangely I'm grateful for it, too. Its troubled pathway has taught me a lot about how to live, and what to live for.


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One month and one day ago, I took on the #TakeAShowerWithUs challenge, where I go on a thirty day cleanse away from shampoo and only use the HairStory product, New Wash. Did I love this hair cleanser? Find out.
New Wash promises to make you want to step away from shampoo for good, and tells you to prepare for a totally new hair washing experience. I was sent a full bottle of New Wash, and I definitely knew when I saw the bottle that this would last me for longer than a month since I'm not a girl who washes her hair every single day.
This is definitely the type of product that I've been searching for, I'm very eager to try it out as I've spoken a bit before about wanting to cut out how often it is that I wash my hair using shampoo, and it's common knowledge that shampoo does more damage than it does good.
It's definitely a high end product, with a high end cost. Is it worth it? I'll tell you at the end of the post. 😉
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Week One:
A week has passed since I last put conditioner and shampoo in my hair, at first I approached this apprehensive since my silver hair didn't grow naturally, I thought I'd find it hard not to lean to the purple shampoo and I was genuinely worried about my hair losing its silver tint at the end of the week.
Well, my silver tint didn't go but I definitely haven't been using the cleanser right, I've struggled to get my hair fully covered in the New Wash product, and I've tried my best to get it to spread across my entire head but I'm just not doing something right, clearly, because I just can't get my head covered in it. The front section of my hair looks and feels fine, but the back of my hair is so greasy. I'm going to have to change tactics for week two, and apply the shampoo a little differently.
Week Two:
Okay, so after searching the internet to see where I went wrong last week I decided to try out some new techniques with New Wash. Instead of two pumps I used five, which yes, gave my head more coverage, I still didn't feel like I was getting it all in there, so I tried applying it by running it through different sections individually but this still made my hair feel greasy. I definitely think that New Wash is a product that your hair has to get used to though, because the front of my hair seems to accept the product now, whereas the back which wasn't really getting any coverage, isn't.
Week three is coming up though and I have noticed a massive difference with how it feels and looks in the front of my hair, so hopefully by the end of next week I'll be loving it.
Week Three:
So it looks like my hair has started to get used to New Wash, my silver tint has completely gone, although this isn't New Wash's fault, it wasn't supposed to last a long time, but I've noticed my hair feels really healthy, it has a nice shine to it and the feel of grease has completely gone.
I'm one week away from finishing this challenge, and even though it took two weeks for my hair to get used to the product, I'm starting to really like it. I've also noticed that I've gone longer in between washes this week too, I normally wash my hair four times a week, and this week I've washed my hair twice.
I've also found it easier to run New Wash through my hair ever since I looked into it, maybe I just wasn't putting shampoo in properly before and this cleanser has made me aware of that too, but my entire head is getting coverage now and the texture of my hair is looking a lot nicer too.
Week Four:
It's the end of the final week. To be honest I can't believe how fast this has come and gone, but here we are. This week I noticed my hair has a natural shine to it all of a sudden, it's not greasy but it's very shiny. Even though this challenge is up, I still have a lot of the product left over and I will definitely be using it until it's empty. I really like how my hair is currently feeling, my hair doesn't need washing as much anymore either, and it's not the best product out there but it's definitely doing a fantastic job of what it's supposed to be doing anyway.
There have been times where I've wanted to reach for my shampoo, but I'm really glad I stuck the challenge out because the benefits have really shown. My hair is feeling and looking great. When I checked the website for New Wash, this specific product was $40 – so would I spend that much on this? To be honest I wouldn't spend $40 on any shampoo/cleanser type product but I do think that it's worth the price if you're looking for a new remedy and trying to bring dead/over dyed hair back to life.
I do recommend this product but you do need to stick it out before you see some proper results. I've only used it for a month but I'm sure that I will notice even better benefits and results the more I use it.


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Panthers drop regular season finale at No. 23 Virginia, 67-42
By Steve Rotstein | Sports Editor
March 4, 2017
The Pitt men's basketball team's streak of 16 straight winning seasons came to a crashing halt Saturday afternoon in Charlottesville, Virginia. The Panthers (15-16 overall, 4-14 ACC) put on their worst offensive performance of the season in the regular season finale against the No. 23 Virginia...
Beating UVA helps ease sting of last-second losses for Pitt
By Steve Rotstein | Sports Editor
January 6, 2017
As the clock ticked down Wednesday night at the Petersen Events Center, the Pitt men's basketball team's New Years Eve meltdown had to be fresh in the players' minds. For Pitt's seniors, who had yet to defeat Virginia in four tries, another haunting memory seemed to be replaying itself. ...


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Uli Roth and Black Knights Rising Concert Review, Houston, TX, February, 13, 2015
When I saw that the Extreme Guitar Tour was coming through Houston, on a weekend night no less, I had to make arrangements to go. It was a tough drive since the Alice Cooper after party from the night before gave me a bad case of rock and roll pneumonia. haha
Opening the show was a Canadian band called Old James.I couldn't quite get a bead on them. While I could tell that they were all proficient musicians, nothing sounded congruent. No hooks. They covered Thin Lizzy's Cold Sweat but I couldn't tell what it was until the chorus. I heard a few other folks say the same thing.
Black Knights Rising (BKR) is a bit of a supergroup featuring Tim "Ripper" Owens (Winter's Bane, Judas Priest, Iced Earth, Yngwie Malmsteen, Dio Disciples and many more), Craig Goldy (DIO, Giuffria, Rough Cutt), Vinny Appice (Black Sabbath, DIO, Rick Derringer), Elliott Rubison (Uli Roth, MSG, CEO of Dean Guitars) and sometimes John West (Uli Roth, Royal Hunt, Artension). Based on the BKR Facebook page, Bobby Rondinelli was slated to take over drums after February 9th. That didn't happen. Either way, both Bobby and Vinny are both in The Book, so I was set either way. The band comes out and opens with Death Alley Driver by Rainbow and they sound great. This show was the final night of he tour. Everything played was either by Deep Purple, Rainbow, Black Sabbath or DIO. John West came out and went back and forth vocally with Owens on Burn. They both sounded great! Highlight for me, though, was Stand Up and Shout. Vinny's insane snare work always blew me away in that song and watching him that close live gave me a new appreciation for his playing. He's still a beast. Goldy's playing was spot on as well. Effortless player and I'm glad I finally got to see him live. Last time I saw Ripper live was on the Jugulator tour in Norfolk, VA.
Half of the crowd left after BKR. Seriously. Uli was up next and half of those folks left. I'm still shaking my head over that. His band is made up of John West, Elliott Rubison, Kofi Baker (son of Ginger Baker), David Klosinski (guitarist from one of the Sky Academy classes) and Allesandro Bertoni on keys. Uli opens with All Night Long then in to Sails of Charon. Holy crap. To finally see him playing these Scorpions classics live was a dream come true. His playing style is so fluid and relaxed. He almost looks bored up there. But even watching the old vids of Scorpions, he always has that look. Klosinski played rhythm guitar and did some harmony soloing with Uli and was spot on with it. How cool it must be to have Uli as a mentor. John West sounded great. There's only one Klaus, and West wasn't trying to imitate him. He was a great fit. Kofi's drumming was great and you could tell that he and the band followed Uli's every move. He directed some jams with the wave of a hand, a nod or just some quick eye contact. Seeing them play We'll Burn the Sky and In Trance gave me goosebumps. Maybe even a little verklempt during Burn the Sky. I absolutely love that song. The final 3 songs were all Hendrix covers, which is not surprising. I'm not a Hendrix fan but respect his influence. He's obviously very important to Uli. It was a great show.
After the show I got to meet Vinny and Goldy. They were both very inquisitive about the book. They signed on the DIO group photo that features both of them, so it was great that Vinny was there. I also broke my own "no selfie 2015" rule. Uli was available, too, but I had met him in 2000 and he signed the book back then. It was also getting late and I was dog tired. Great seeing some friends there as well.
The Bill Ward Saga Goes On
This is an interesting comment from Sabbath's camp:
"At the request of Bill Ward, through his attorney, so as to not give the public the wrong impression about his involvement in the current Black Sabbath lineup, we have temporarily removed Bill Ward's images from the main pages of the blacksabbath.com official website. In accordance with Bill Ward's attorney's request, we are doing so for the duration of the forthcoming shows." BLACK SABBATH
So Bill requested his removal from the photos? Just gonna take your toys and go home, Bill? Sheesh.
Dear Black Sabbath, Fuck Off!
Revisionist history. Sabbath and Bill Ward don't come to an agreement for the contract of the new tour and album and they clip him out of their photos at www.blacksabbath.com? That's pretty shitty. The above photo was clipped from their gallery.
Black and Blue Concert Movie Review
Last night our local independent theater chain, The Alamo Drafthouse, played the 35mm version of the legendary Black and Blue concert from
1980 which featured Black Sabbath and Blue Oyster Cult live in Long Island, NY. I hadn't seen this movie in about 20 years and had forgotten a lot about it. For some reason I thought that there were some interviews along with the concert footage, but I was sadly mistaken.
The movie starts out with some silly little movie by BOC called Here's Johnny. Completely goofy. Then the live footage starts.
Let's clear the air here. I'm no true BOC fan. They have a handful of songs that are friggin' brilliant, but most everything else of theirs is hokey cheeseball stuff. I've tried time and time again to get into them and just can't do it save those handful of songs that I really like. Their stage show was completely goofy. Sure, it was 1980, but c'mon. For the song Divine Wind, they dedicated it to the Ayatollah Khomeini and were flipping him the bird. Yes, I know that it was a big deal when all that was going on, I remember it well. And I guess that the news reflects in music quite often. Remember all the songs in the last 80s and early 90s about TV preachers and such? But still. Too goofy for me. Maybe had I been at the show I would not have thought the same. The only songs that BOC did in this set that I moderately liked were Cities On Flame and Godzilla (purely for nostalgic reasons). BOC's stage presence is pretty boring as well. I met those guys about 7 years ago and they were a bunch of douches. It was at a biker rally in Virginia Beach, VA and they were doing a little meet and greet before their set. They treated every person there like shit. We stayed for 2 songs and left. Fuck 'em. But that experience plays no hand in this review.
Now, on to better things. Black Sabbath with Ronnie James Dio. Ronnie always seems more animated when the cameras are running. When I saw DIO in 2002, he was lively but not cartoonish. When I was at Radio City Music Hall (NYC) in 2007 for the filming of the Heaven and Hell DVD, he was certainly more lively. Gotta play it up, eh? But in this movie, he's over the top, more so than I have ever noticed in past live footage. Ronnie is very good with his between song banter. He throws the horns aplenty. He even says in one spot, "A lot of people mistake this sign for being something evil when it really just means long live rock and roll." They play a lot of the Ozzy era stuff and I never thought Dio sounded good on it. Just like Ozzy would sound terrible doing the Dio era stuff. They some Dio era stuff and it sounds pretty good. Tony and Geezer are killing it although Tony looks wasted. Geezer is playing an awesome BC Rich Eagle bass, unfortunately they don't show him as much as I would like. It was interesting watching him use a pick in a few songs. Overall they sounded great but would have been a little greater had Bill Ward been behind the drums. When they did N.I.B., Dio made the comment that it doesn't stand for Nativity In Black, it just stands for N.I.B.
The crowd in the theater was about half full, not too shabby for a 10:15PM showing on a Monday night. Tickets were $2 each. Our whole row seemed to know each other and that was fun. My friend and singer for local doom band Mala Suerte sat next to me. I cracked him up when I leaned over and said, "This is definitely a night for mustache rock!"
In the end, it was cool to see this on the big screen and to hang out with some good friends while doing…but I am tired today.
Here's the setlist:
- Here's Johnny
- The Marshall Plan
- Doctor Music
- Cities On Flame
- Divine Wind
- Godzilla
- Roadhouse Blues (The Doors)
- Born To Be Wild (Steppenwolf)
Black Sabbath
- Warpigs
- Neon Knights
- Iron Man
- Paranoid
- Heaven and Hell
- Die Young
This came out on VHS and Betamax in 1980 and a few years later on Laserdisc. It was supposedly being released on DVD in 2002 and for unknown reasons got canned. You can view the entire show on YouTube on this girl's channel.


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COQUITLAM, B.C. - The NAIT Ooks women's soccer team defeated the MSVU Mystics 2-0 in quarter-final action of the 2018 CCAA Women's Soccer National Championship in Coquitlam, British Columbia.
The Ooks controlled the play for the majority of the game. The Mystics were able to hold them scoreless until first-year forward Kennedy Hennig found the back of the net in the 37th minute, to give her team a 1-0 lead. Hennig then struck again 5 minutes later, scoring her second of the game, solidifying a 2-0 lead at halftime.
The second half would be a lot of the same tone. However, both teams would remain off the scoresheet handing the Ooks a 2-0 victory and a trip to the semi-finals. Kennedy Hennig's two-goal performance earned her the Player of the Game honours. "For a first-year player to score two goals in a national championship game is huge not only for us but, its a great experience for her. She's been great for us all season," said Ooks head coach Carole Holt.
The Ooks will now face the Champlain Cavaliers who defeated the VIU Mariners 3-1. The Cavaliers enter the tournament as the RSEQ Wildcard after falling in the conference championship game to Garneau. Champlain finished second in the RSEQ standings with a regular season record of 7-2-1.
When asked about the Cavaliers, Holt said: "They have a strong attack, they come at you with pace. We will need to be defensively sound to keep the ball in front of us tomorrow."
Kickoff for NAIT's semi-final match angainst the Cavaliers will be at 3:00 PM PST tomorrow. The winner will head to the CCAA Women's Soccer National Championship final which will take place on Saturday, November 10th.
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It's the parent's job to serve and care for their kids, but should children also be required to serve their parents? In today's episode, Dr. Leman discusses the long-term impact of making your children serve in today's self-centered society. Learn more about Dr. Leman at BirthOrderGuy.com.
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Doug: Well, hello. I'm Doug Terpening.
Andrea: And I'm Andrea.
Doug: And we are so glad that you are with us today, and if this is your first time with us, just to let you know, this is for your education and entertainment purposes only. If the subject matter raises any concerns for you or a child, please go seek a local professional for help.
So, Dr. Leman, this is going to be coming out on June 26th, and I believe in just a week or so, don't a whole bunch of people crash at the beautiful lake house out in Buffalo area?
Dr. Leman: Yeah, they do. You know what's funny about that, Mrs. Uppington … If you're unfamiliar with the term, Mrs. Uppington, that is the affectionate term that I call my lovely first born wife. She's the classy one. That's why I invested the word uppington. In fact, you might want to know that her license plate says Uppington. Her stationery, her little thank you stationery that she sends to people, on the top it says Mrs. Uppington. As you come in our property, it says, "Private property. By order of Mrs. Uppington, no trespassing."
So we've had fun with the term uppington, and she's the classy first born. I'm the youngest one that is very different from her, and I go back to New York usually in late spring, and sort of clean up the property, and those of you who live back east, you know why you clean up property? Because you have leftover leaves. You have twigs and limbs that have fallen off of trees, and we live in a very wooded area, and I must have picked up a thousand of those suckers, and I was out raking under bushes those tough to get leaves at 10 to 10 at night in the dark.
Now here's the irony. When Mrs. Uppington arrives, she arrives seeing the place cleaned up, the lilacs are in bloom, and she really has no appreciation for all the work that went in beforehand, because she never sees it until it's time for the princess to arrive.
Why am I telling you this?
Andrea: Oh, Dr. Leman, I'm so sorry.
Dr. Leman: Good. That's what I wanted. I was looking for a little sympathy. Thank you, Andrea, as only a woman can do. But, yeah, we go back, and that's my downtime, and yet we'll continue to do podcasts from there this summer, and we'll give you a grist for the mill, and by the way, we focus on parenting here, but I've written books on marriage, bestselling books.
Doug: Well, I was just about to say, and I'm like, oh man, this could go sideways, my next statement, but I'm still going to say it. So the good people at Baker Revell are the ones that are helping to make this podcast possible, so we thank them for that, and they just let me know, too, that they're putting one of your books on mega-sell, and it's Have A New Sex Life by Friday from June 27th to July 3rd for only 99 cents on e-book.
Dr. Leman: Wait a minute, 99 cents?
Doug: 99 cents, less than a buck.
Dr. Leman: Great sex for 99 cents? I withdraw the statement.
Andrea: That is not what he's saying.
Dr. Leman: Wow.
Doug: Andrea's going to turn red. Don't go there.
Andrea: I'm not turning red. Maybe with fury.
Dr. Leman: This that a download I take it?
Doug: It is a download, yep, so for your Kindle, for your Nook. Anywhere that you have a digital device, you can get it.
Dr. Leman: Wow. Well, I hope you heard that. That's a wonderful little book. What's nice about downloading that book, I often think that when people walk in a bookstore and they see Have a New Sex Life by Friday, they pick it up. They look at it and they go, "Oh, my goodness, this looks so interesting. Oh, isn't that Mary Adams over there? Oh, yeah, it is," and they put the book down, or they look at the cashier and they know the cashier, and there's something about walking up with a book with a title like Have a New Sex Life by Friday that might be a little intimidating for people to pick up and put in their hands. So the download thing is really a great idea.
So that is loaded with great information about you weird women and us strange men, and how you can make this marriage work, and so many of you are just hanging by a thread. I'm a realist. I look at a lot of marriages behind closed doors, and many of you just struggle, and many of you are in just ruts and don't know what to do, don't know the right questions to ask, don't know how to get things moving. This is a book, I promise you if you read it, you'll find help for your marriage immediately.
Doug: That's really great. That's why you write these books. That's why we do the podcast, because we want to help you.
Dr. Leman: 99 cents, 99 cents, unbelievable.
Doug: Thank you Revell.
Andrea: That's next week, starting tomorrow.
Doug: Yep. Well, let's jump into our question for the day here. Here we go. So, Dr. Leman, the question to propose to you is should our children be our servants?
Dr. Leman: Oh, I love the question.
Andrea: You say that they don't live in a hotel, right?
Dr. Leman: Right.
Andrea: Is your home a hotel?
Dr. Leman: Yeah. Okay.
Andrea: This is the flip side.
Dr. Leman: All right. So that's my challenge, to answer the question, should our kids be our servants, and the answer is, ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.
Andrea: Ding, ding, ding, drum roll.
Dr. Leman: Yes.
Andrea: What?
Dr. Leman: And some of you are driving off the road and say, "Wait a minute. This doesn't sound like you, Leman." Well, let me explain why I said yes. It's really important that your kid learns to serve other people. It's really important that they service their home. Everything begins in the home.
There's youth car washes out there where I live in Tucson on almost every corner almost every week, because we basically have nice weather. Once in a while, I run into a car wash that's sponsored by a local church, and they wash cars, but they don't charge money. Now, someone's thinking, "These are shrewd marketing business people at that church, because they probably make more money by the donations that people give them." Well, check this out. They don't accept donations either.
Andrea: Wow.
Dr. Leman: They won't take a dime, and what they do on a Saturday for five hours is wash cars, and they pride themselves on doing a great job. So the Windex is flying. The paper towels are in use. The windows are cleaned inside out. The hubcaps are done, and the satisfaction is we help people and we didn't charge them a dime.
I think Jesus washed some feet to prove a point. We are to service one another, so the answer to that question is yeah. You want kids to be servants. You want kids to get back to the family.
Let me give you a little material that surrounds this. No one member of the family is more important than the-
Doug: Than the family.
Dr. Leman: So we're all this together. Mom and dad work. In most homes, mom and dad work outside of the home these days. Most families have about two children is the average, and so there's four of us. In some families, there's six of us, eight of us, 10 of us, et cetera. But everybody gives back to the family. Nobody rides free.
When you're just given things, do you really appreciate them, or do you really appreciate things that you worked for, that you had a dog in the fight over, whatever? What I'm saying is that you want to make sure that your kids experience, experience the fact that you do not believe that they are the center of the universe, that they are not to be catered to at every whim. If they want special things, they can figure out a way to earn some extra money by way of babysitting, or garden work, or whatever, and that parents aren't put on this earth just to shell out their hard-earned money to keep their kids happy at every turn.
I'll always remind people of one of my most famous quotes, an unhappy child is a healthy child. So don't get blown out of shape because your son or daughter does not like to do chores around the house or service other people. But you're the ones, you're the captain of the good ship family, as I like to say, on the sea of life. My question to you is this, parents, do you have a port of call? Do you know where you're going? Do you know where your family's going?
See, as you provide direction for us, us kids, we'll fall in line basically with your expectations.
Doug: Andrea and I, we make so much money that we just farm everything out, and our kids really haven't had to do anything around the house. Actually the house could function with or without them. How do I make that shift now?
Dr. Leman: Well, it's a smart parent who realizes … I mean my career took off in 1981. I had already authored two or three books by then, and quite frankly, I'll speak very candidly, I was assistant dean of students. I taught at the University of Arizona, and that first year in 1981, my income went up tenfold the very first year, and I remember talking to my wife, and I am not a guy who is motivated by money. I'm very different than most. I say publicly I still don't have a savings account, and I'm sort of proud of it. Some people think that's a terrible fault, that you should have this huge savings account. I've never been that person. I've been the person, what's come in we've given to others, helped kids, done things that we think are appropriate.
So that being said, in 1981 … Well, our first child was born in '72, '74, '78. So we had three kids, and I couldn't understand how people could have two cars. How could you possibly afford two cars? I had a used Pontiac station wagon. I'm going to get to a point here. Be patient.
Well, from '81 on, I had a few bucks in my back pocket. I had more than I needed. Well, I want to make the point that all of our kids worked. All of our kids gave back to the family, all five of them. When they went to college, they all worked. They all gave back to the family.
So those of us who have more than a few extra coins in our pocket, they're the real smarts one, who make sure that their kids are givers and not takers. They make sure their kids give back to others. They make sure their kids work. What could be healthier than working? What could be healthier than giving back to other people?
So this is the training aspect of bringing up children, and you need to train kids to be sensitive to the needs of other people, and we have had our kids and our grandchildren present when we've given people money, when we've helped them out of tough spots. We've modeled that, and anybody who knows any of the Leman kids, they basically all say the same thing, "Leman, your kids are great. I don't know what you did, but you sure did it right."
I remember an editor who was visiting my home several years ago, and I was driving the editor to the airport, and the conversation went like this, "Leman, how do you do it," and I said, "Do what?" He said, "How do you have kids that considerate and kind. I've never been around kids who engage me in conversation, and asked about my family, and my opinion. It wasn't about them. They were just into who I was, and wanted to know everything about me, and there was this legitimate, genuine care that came through in taking to your five kids." Well, I'm telling you, that makes me proud to know that … And I know that's the way my kids are. They engage people. They have a sensitivity for other people.
Well, again, did they get that by drinking the water in Tucson, Arizona? No. They gave it from the modeling that Sandy and I provided for them. Now, again, I don't want to sound like I'm Joe Perfect Parent, but I can tell you I've been a good parent, and that's what I tell all of you. Strive to be a good parent. We're not asking you to be perfect. There's times we're asking you to be very consistent.
Doug: So Dr. Leman, how though do I switch my mindset? So you kept that mindset that my kids are going to contribute back to the family. How do I get up the gumption to say, "We're canceling the house cleaner," or, "We are going to demand that our kids wash the dog," or whatever it is.
Andrea: Mow the lawn.
Doug: Mow the lawn. There you go. How do I make that switch?
Dr. Leman: I don't want to get in trouble with Mrs. Uppington. Mrs. Uppington has had a lady come to our home for probably 35 years once a week just to do some things. But having that person come in our home did not affect all the chores that the kid did in the home.
To answer your question specifically, I think you need to talk to yourself as a parent and ask yourself what am I doing for my children in this house that they should be doing for themselves? Every parent should have that talk with themselves that says what am I doing for my children that they could be doing for themselves in this home? See, if we're really rearing self-sufficient children, do they not get training in our home to be self-sufficient? So we're asking them to be self-sufficient, and yet we're asking them to be acutely aware of the needs of other people.
I remember a conversation I had with my daughter who was about 11 at the time, and there was a homeless guy who was asking for money, and I admit there's times that I've just blown those people off, especially the young ones. I see a kid that's 23 years old on a street corner and I'm thinking, "Hey, get a job, man. Don't be hanging out here on the corner." For the guy that's obviously got physical limitations and older.
But anyway, my daughter said to me, and she was pleading. She said, "Daddy, aren't you going to help that man?" I said, "Honey, I did. I gave him $50," and I'll never forget the expression on her face. It was just relief, and kids feel compassion for people.
And so you balance that compassion with being pragmatic and doing the right thing. I went on a mission trip down to El Salvador, and I probably left with … I think I had in excess of $2,000 on me in cash, and I took that as a precaution just in case a foreign country, if I needed cash, I wanted to have cash with me. But when I came back to Tucson International Airport, it's a good thing I had a credit card, because I had given away all $2,000, and by the way, the American dollar is the standard in El Salvador.
So we have modeled giving, and, again, I'm not holding myself up. I just believe that's what we should do. I think that's what we're commanded to do, is people, and think about what our world would be like if we were all givers and not takers.
Think what marriage would be like today in America, in Canada if we were all givers and not takers.
Andrea: Dr. Leman, I'm noticing a connection here between teaching our kids to be servants, and then they care for people and they give to people.
Dr. Leman: Yeah. It all comes out of the heart. You women are just so much better at that then we men. I don't know. It's just the way God created you women. I always say the husbands, and you've heard me say this, gentlemen, before you do anything in life, what? What do you do, gentlemen? What's the best thing you can do? You got a big decision to make in life. What do you do first? What's my answer going to be?
Doug: Talk to your wife.
Dr. Leman: Yeah. Talk to your wife first. Why? Because women are closer to life than men are, and so, again, are some kids more inclined to be helpful? Yes. Are some kids more inclined to be givers rather than takers? Yes. They're all different. You're not going to line up all five children in the Leman family and find that they're clones of each other, because every one of them is very different. Every one of them has different talents.
But I'll tell you a story. I came home from work one day. It was Christmastime and I said to my wife, "Honey, I'd like to buy Debbie," Debbie is my assistant, "a new car. What do you think?" Immediately she said, "Oh, honey, that's a great idea," because Debbie was driving this old clunker. So I went and bought the car, and we were going to go to her doorstep and sing, "We wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy new car." Well, the kids found out about it, my adult children, they said, "That is so cool. You got Debbie a car," and I said, "Yeah," and I said, "We're going to go over. We're going to sing at her doorstep." He says, "Can we come?"
I laugh about this. There's my adult children and Sandy and I knocking on her door singing, "We wish you a Merry Christmas and a happy new car." I can't tell you how it blessed my life to give that woman this car, and what did she do? What did she do, Andrea, when she found out what happened?
Andrea: Oh, just bawled.
Dr. Leman: Yeah. She cried her eyes out. She said, "No one's ever given me anything like that."
Here's what I want people to hear. The kids wanted to share in that. Why? Because they know the joy of giving.
So take a look around. What do you see in the world today? A bunch of takers.
Andrea: And they're not happy.
Dr. Leman: They're very unhappy.
Andrea: Yeah.
Dr. Leman: So to answer the question should your kids be your servants, yes, they should be.
Doug: And the reason is so that they would get a heart of becoming a giver and care more about others.
Andrea: Yeah, and ultimately, they're happier people for it.
Doug: That's true. Wow. That's really good, Dr. Leman. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. And, Andrea, you lead our family in this by a hundred miles, rather than me, so thank you.
Andrea: Well, Dr. Leman, thank you for sharing about your generosity, because it inspires us.
Doug: Right.
Andrea: To think about, wow, by giving to others, the satisfaction and the joy that we can receive from that, more than trying to keep it for ourselves.
Doug: Amen.
Dr. Leman: Yeah. Yep. Thanks.
Doug: Well, thank you, again, for all of you hanging out with us. Thank you to Revell for making this happen. Super quick reminder, the book is only 99 cents, Have a New Sex Life. It starts tomorrow and ends June 3rd, so get it and get it soon, and we look forward, again.
Dr. Leman: I'm going to download that myself for 99 cents. I can't believe it's 99 cents. Oh, my goodness.
Doug: So, again, we love being with you, and we love just hearing the stories of how you're being able to use the material, and Facebook is an incredible way. Dr. Kevin Leman posts there, and you're blessing lots and lots of people. We look forward to the next time that we get to just serve you really, and just pour out our hearts, and hopefully add to that parenting toolbox, so you can love those kids and they can grow up to be great adults some day. So take care.
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Swansea are another example and its been a mixed bag for them. They did get to Premiership and may be heading back there, but lots of fans remain unhappy at situation since fans lost controlshildonlad wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2019 8:02 amTHeres good and bad points of fan ownership im sure and the likes of bury prove its advantages, but one thing thats not been mentioned on here is the clubs that were rescued by fans after bad ownership who later accepted outside investment that they deemed suitable. Portsmouth and york are good examples of this. The fans must have done there homework and deemed it the best option. In my opinion the best model is a consortium with a mix of fans, local business men and investors, no single guy to carry the load and still a bit fan involvement
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Naughty Dog has hinted on several occasions that it's ready to put the Uncharted series to rest following the release of A Thief's End. However, many have suggested that the series could continue with a different character such as Nathan Drake's daughter Cassie. Former Uncharted writer Amy Hennig agrees.
Speaking to GameReactor during Gamelab in Barcelona, Hennig said that the developers can "always jump back" into Uncharted as there's a lot of material that they could continue with.
How would you continue it? I mean, that's tough, because they kind of wrapped it up with a bow and had the flash forward. Look, I think there's a lot of material there that you could continue with: Cassie, with the daughter, you could do flashback stories with Nathan Drake… you just look at Indiana Jones; there's really not a limit. You can always jump back in and tell a story with an older character and that gives a whole different color to it, which is kind of cool, and you could do sort of the Young Indiana Jones version of Nathan Drake if you wanted to. I'm excited, because it sounds like the filmmakers are gonna do that actually with the Uncharted film and go back to an earlier time and stuff like that.
Do our readers agree with Hennig? If yes, what do you want to see next in the Uncharted series?
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Further confusion arose when it was revealed that the jacket she wore to the interview had 'I'm lying' emblazoned on the inside, which she later clarified was not true. Donald Trump added that the truth was he didn't care either, especially about the truth, but no one cared to listen as that at least was already perfectly clear.


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— Collect and distribute quantities of healthful and nutritious food to area families in need, food pantries and homeless shelters in the Des Moines Area.
— Our Tuesday and Thursday Food Pantry donates a box (about 40 lbs) of various healthful food items to approximately 25 qualifying families weekly. The need is growing as many call each week who have never found themselves in need of a pantry before.
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PopUp group activities
PopUp group activities give an opportunity to participate in stimulating activities to persons in a weak position in the job market according to their interests and condition. PopUp group activities increase the person's individual experience of social inclusion and increase their wellbeing.
Implementation of the good practice
PopUp includes group activities of varying content and takes place once a week. The activity is organised by a project. The content of the group activities forms according to the wishes of the participants. At the same time, the recreational, culture and sports services in the participants' own municipality and the nearby municipalities become familiar to them. Participation in the PopUp activities is voluntary. Access to the activities is enabled by organising and offering transport.
- Functional ability, social inclusion and wellbeing increase
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- Trust between the client and the instructor strengthens
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The practice primarily benefits the client. Group activities increase the client's wellbeing. PopUp activities also strengthen trust between the client and the instructor. This promotes commitment, which also activates the client to take care of possible other matters related to employment.
Tuomas Koskela, North Ostrobothnia Centre for Economic Development, Transport and the Environment, tel. +358 295 038 506, tuomas.koskela(at)ely-keskus.fi
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Priority axis 5. Social inclusion and combating poverty
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Philadelphia is currently undergoing an expansion in it's 30th Street Station district to take place over the next 35 years. The purpose of the project is to create an area that best represents a way to create a unified community, while emphasizing connectivity and identity within the district. In order to do this, the city is taking "one of Pennsylvania's busiest intermodal stations serving Amtrak, Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority (SEPTA), and New Jersey Transit" and transform the area into a modern offering.
Currently the 30th Street Station, in Fiscal Year 2013, saw more than 11 million passenger trips, and visits a large area including an increasing number "of commercial and residential developments in the area by Drexel University, Brandywine Realty Trust, University of Pennsylvania, and others and you have an area primed for transformation."
With such developments taking place, the NAACP is calling for more diversity within the projects currently being planned, designed, and constructed. The NAACP is looking for an undisclosed amount of guarantees that diverse suppliers will be included in the project, with no response so far. Below is a brief look at a few of the projects currently being worked on:
Master Developer Partnership
Current Phase: Planning
Lead Agency: Amtrak
Amtrak will seek a Master Developer partnership with a visionary team made up of world-class architects, engineers and developers to help build the vision in the District Plan.
West Underground Concourse / Connector
Current Phase: Planning & Concept Design
Lead Agencies: Amtrak / SEPTA
Amtrak and SEPTA are coordinating planning and concept design work for the proposed underground retail concourse and connection between 30th Street Station and the subway and trolley.
North Concourse
Current Phase: Planning & Concept Design
Lead Agency: Amtrak
Planning and concept design activities are underway for the North Concourse, a proposed new passenger concourse on the Arch Street side of the station to include passenger waiting and boarding areas and retail.
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Another fun thing: Ben Blair and Oscar arrived home from Iceland last night. What a trip! They loved it and are already plotting to go back with the rest of the family. Which sounds wonderful to me. : )
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Background: I am the CTO, co-founder and sole inventor of a very promising technology company (<25 people) and are sitting on a multi-billion $ opportunity, seriously!) . I now have a minority stake (25%) in this company, after my original co-founder was bought out by an angel investor who put in almost $1M and anointed himself CEO.
The problem is he is a "big jerk" (one customers' words not mine) and is running the company into the ground, because of his ego and imperious/dictatorial personality. This is narcissistic personality disorder to the nth degree. Customers - who are super eager to work with us - offline mention to me that how "difficult" he is to work with, I am very concerned we are headed for complete disaster.
I have tried talking to him to step away, mildly and couple of times confrontational. It has only led to yelling matches and strained our relationship and I am at a loss what to do. I have even tried to ask him to sell his stakes to me so he gets his $ back - no avail.
I know since the CEO invested and technically owns the "IP" (which is a nebulous term), is essentially algorithms which we developed over last few years.
Can I quit, legally "hand over" the code-base, repositories, computers etc. i.e. fulfill my legal obligations. Following that I can wholly rewrite the algorithms from scratch as separate entity? I am the sole inventor - the "brain" behind the tech and can easily do so. Would that be violating the law? p.s. I am talking to an attorney and seeking legal advice. But would like to hear similar experiences
p.p.s. We have filed for patents, but those won't be examined until 2018 or so...As with many complex systems, can be challenged in court as being public domain vs proprietary - some components use public domain algorithms.
Thanks so much in advance!
Co-Founder Intellectual Property Exit
I would only trust a lawyer to direct your steps. Up front: A CEO doesn't need to be your best friend or even a likable person. (S)he needs to be competent and get the job done. If you can angle the conversation away from personality issues and towards business metrics, you may have a chance to salvage the relationship (and company).
That said, I would check to see what code assignment agreements are in place, and what anti-compete clauses you have signed and have them reviewed.
If you believe that the market can support multiple solutions within the space AND you can develop something that would be outside of the patent claims, then consider leaving and starting anew. Given your opinion of the CEO, expect that some sort of legal action will happen.
I think, since you have secured funding once, you must be having access to VC world. Try to find out another VC who might be interested in this idea. Its difficult to sell this opportunity to someone with a disclaimer that it might attract legal case. But if it's really is a billion dollar idea then people might be interested in it even with attached issues. Legal cases are quite costly so why risk everything of yours only, get someone with financial muscle to assume part of the cost and risk, even if you lose some equity. In any case in the current company you have 25% only.


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Newshub can reveal the Prime Minister is set to make a major announcement about a new apprenticeship for the dole scheme next week.
"I've made no secret of the fact that apprenticeships is something that I believe in and have worked passionately on since I've been in Parliament," Jacinda Ardern told Newshub on Thursday.
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Ms Ardern spoke to Newshub on her first day back after six weeks of maternity leave. The Prime Minister gave exclusive interviews to the New Zealand media.
The policy will see employers paid a Government subsidy - equivalent to one year on the Jobseeker Support Benefit - to take on young workers who are currently on the benefit.
"When it comes to employment addressing the skill shortage is a big priority for this Government, and doing that so we can address some of the gaps that we have around for instance apprenticeships is a goal we've had for some time. But I won't give any specifics around what we're yet to announce," Ms Ardern said.
As Newshub previously revealed, the Government's apprenticeship for the dole scheme is set to come at a much higher cost than what Labour had signalled during the election.
It estimated the cost of the policy to be $13.2 million per year. But details from a Cabinet paper show it is likely to be about four times that - anywhere between $51m and $63m a year. The cost was based on an estimated 4000 people taking up the scheme.
Ms Ardern would not comment on the costs of the policy ahead of the announcement.
"Apprentices from our perspective, they're a no brainer, we train young people in particular, they earn while they learn and we make sure that we deliver some of the key infrastructure in particular that New Zealand needs," she said.
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