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I was considering naming my business "laughinghaus" photography, however, I have found there is already a photographer with a website at "laughinghOusE". Is there any possibility that I'm going to run into some kind of legal trouble with this? He does a completely different kind of photography from me, if that's relevant.
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Hi Jack. You can google this for more details--search for "likelihood of confusion" and DuPont Factors. That is what a court would refer to in order to make a determination of infringement (or not). The marks don't have to be identical to create an infringement situation. On the other hand, even if the marks are identical, it doesn't necessarily mean that one is infringing the other. I am a trademark attorney and can't give you legal advice on a forum. The answer would depend on your particular situation, as well as things like what your markets are geographically (again, see DuPont factors). The fact that it is a different form of photography is probably not going to be given a lot of weight, though. A great resource is the Nolo books, which are usually available at the library. Hope that helps.


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What a great start to 2016! Being recognised by our guests through an independent review platform pushes us to continue providing top notch service and consistent quality across all hotels, resorts and serviced suites under the Pan Pacific brand. We bring you the highlights of what reviewers like about our winning properties that made this possible.
Presenting our Singapore winners of 2016 TripAdvisor Travellers' Choice Awards.
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What TripAdvisor guests like about this chic, luxurious property:
- We are conveniently located on Orchard Road right next to Somerset MRT station, directly connected to Orchard Gateway, 313 Somerset and Orchard Central shopping malls, and across the road from Cold Storage supermarket. Despite the city-centre location, the suites are shielded from the bustling street noise with good soundproofing.
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- Our eggs benedict from the made-to-order breakfast menu has received multiple mentions too!
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Of our newest Serviced Suites in Singapore launched in May 2013, the TripAdvisor community has the following to rave about:
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David Belson, editor of the report, said the findings, based on data gathered from the Akamai Intelligent Platform, had provided understanding of key global statistics such as connection speeds, broadband adoption metrics, notable Internet disruptions, IPv4 exhaustion and IPv6 implementation.
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Analyst and agency comments pointed out that the number of mobile users in Malaysia has continued to grow rapidly.
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text: A couple of years ago I saw Robin Williams live at the New York Metropolitan. In the show he suggested that our Creator must have partaken of an illegal substance on the day that he created the Duck Billed Platypus! I am relieved its only Ken Greenley, Ssangyong's designer, that I have to wonder the same of, this time for the design of the Kyron. While from some angles the Kyron is distinctly attractive, it is when moving around the back that you can't help but wonder what Greenley was thinking. However, had Williams continued, he may have said that the Platypus has the benefit of being good in both the wet and the dry. The Kyron is as well. The pricing puts it up against soft roaders like the Toyota RAV4, Hyundai Tucson and Kia Sportage. It might be argued that they are prettier than the Kyron, but few are as capable. The Kyron is not a soft roader but rather a large and capable 4x4 with low range and a grippy and sorted chassis. 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Manual models offer a five speed gearbox, while there's also a Mercedes sourced five speed auto T-Tronic gearbox with manual override. A leftover from its left-hand drive design is the handbrake that's a stretch across the central arm. Despite the fact that I am height challenged; I am pleased to report that, in spite of its positioning, there is little difficulty in reaching it. Overall the interior impresses with a sense of quality and build integrity that belies its quite low price tag. On and off the road Unlike the early Mussos, this new Kyron has an "unofficially designed by Mercedes", 2-litre diesel engine that produces a maximum output of 104kW and delivers 310Nm of torque. The 2 ton weight of the Kyron somewhat dulls the acceleration but competently picks up the slack in the mid-range. For a diesel 4x4 it is remarkably quiet. Turn the key and it's almost difficult to tell whether you are in a diesel or petrol. Accelerate away and you notice a brief moment of turbo lag followed by ample pull. The launch took place at Entambeni Lodge, three hours north of Johannesburg. We began our 4x4 route at the cliff edge of an extraordinary escarpment where we had enjoyed breakfast and the view. It was from here that we embarked on a moderately taxing 4x4 route through the Polokwane bushveld. Driving the Kyron through the rough is a luxurious affair. Comfortable surroundings Surrounded by swaths of leather, air-conditioning and background music could almost lull you into a sense of forgetting where you are. One quickly remembers when suddenly faced with a rocky incline. Engaging low range (Hill descent control will be optional) and slipping the auto box into first I gingerly traversed the obstacle. The Kyron did well. Unfortunately it does have an Achilles Heel?ground clearance. The official stats give the front clearance as 210mm and the rear as 199mm. That may not seem too bad but it's the weight and the springing of the vehicle that causes the trouble. With the 4x4 route completed it was off to Johannesburg along the N1 highway. Since most Kyrons are probably going to spend the vast majority of their lives on tar; I am pleased to say that they are very quiet and comfortable highway cruisers. I travelled at very comfortable speeds around the limit for most of the drive back to Johannesburg. The only slight irritation was the refusal of the T-Tronic auto box to manually kick down to third at speed. While this compromised overtaking ability (and individual freedom), the Kyron managed to sprint with sufficient gusto to get past most highway traffic. At first the car seems to have soft suspension that results in body roll, but more experience with the vehicle teaches you that damping is actually well judged and steering both alert and crisp. Conclusion The use of a Landrover Defender style separate chassis might not be conducive to ride quality and some road surfaces result in a shimmering feel, as if the body and chassis were "dancing" to a different tune to that of the suspension! The funny thing is that, despite the spongy suspension and the squiggly body, when you are belting along at speed it surprises with relative accuracy and pretty keen steering. The manual gearbox is a gem as it is crisp and the clutch is light, while the five speed auto with "learning function" is as good as you would expect from Mercedes. The workhorse engine, plus Defender style underpinnings with switchable four wheel drive, makes the Kyron quite a tough broad off road. Possibly the only thing that gets in the way of the Kyron being a full on gung-ho 4x4 is the ground clearance. Other than that, the traction, ability and suppleness all impress. Styling apart, the Kyron offers a stack of equipment, decent interior, value for money and most of all, a certain honesty that may catch on and make it a successful seller. PS: For those who want the look, but not the cost and extra weight of a 4x4, there's also a 4x2 version. Prices - SsangYong Kyron 2.0 diesel 4x2 manual R249 995 - SsangYong Kyron 2.0 diesel 4x4 manual R269 995 - SsangYong Kyron 2.0 diesel 4x4 automatic R289 995.


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I edited and co-edited, respectively, two new anthologies that came out in March from my press, Upper Rubber Boot Books: How to Live on Other Planets: A Handbook for Aspiring Aliens and Choose Wisely: 35 Women Up To No Good (with H. L. Nelson).
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8th Day Center for Justice records, 1968-2011.
The 8th Day Center for Justice Records consist of materials related to the organization's social justice activism in the Chicago area, spanning from 1968 until 2011. The records contain administrative and program materials, flyers and posters, news articles, research files, newsletters and public...
Ada María Isasi-Díaz, Ph.D., papers, 1974-2005.
The Ada María Isasi-Díaz papers contain published and unpublished materials that relate to her interests in feminist theology and social justice. Included are books, professional journals, articles, newspapers, pamphlets, booklets, and bulletins.
Agatha Rossetti Hessley papers, 1970-2005.
The papers of Agatha Rossetti Hessley consist of letters written to her daughter, Rita K. Hessley, and document Hessley family events. Many of these letters contain Agatha's views on subjects including politics, current scientific research, and the Catholic Church. News clippings are often includ...
Alice Bourke Hayes, Ph. D., papers, 1960-2006.
The Alice Bourke Hayes Papers span from 1960 to 2006 and include some undated material. The papers generally reflect her professional endeavors and include and outline of her career, correspondence related to her career, publications by Hayes, presentation and conference ephemera including papers...
Ann Credidio, BVM papers, 1989-2005.
The bulk of the papers documents Sr. Ann Credidios work at Damien House.
Anne E. Carr, BVM, Ph. D., papers, 1964-2007.
The papers of Anne E. Carr, B.V.M., Ph. D., span the years 1964 to 2007 and consist of unpublished sermons and talks, published articles and interviews, book reviews, awards, and biographical information. Topics include Christian feminism, the role of women in the Roman Catholic Church, ordinatio...
Anne Patrick, SNJM, papers, 1969-2015.
The papers of Anne E. Patrick, SNJM, PhD have been divided into three series, and consist of Patricks doctoral dissertation, publications in numerous periodicals and monographs, and a copy of her monograph Liberating Conscience. Documents from various conferences and seminars and events at variou...
Arthur L. Berman papers, 1977-2003
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Barbara Ciurej and Lindsay Lochman Papers, 1980-2010.
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Barbara Kutchera, BVM papers, 1967-2003.
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Bari-Ellen Roberts papers, 1975-2002.
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Beth Brinkmann Cianci papers, 1980-1983.
The Beth Brinkmann Cianci papers relate to Beth's advocacy efforts for women's rights organizations, including the Homemakers Equal Rights Association and the National Forum for Women. The documents include materials for state and national women's rights organizations.
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Blanche Marie Gallagher, BVM, papers, 1958-2009.
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Brownson Circle records, 1917-1975.
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Carol Frances Jegen, B.V.M., Ph. D., papers, 1958-2009.
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Carol Ronen papers, 1952-2009.
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Carolyn Farrell papers, 1942-2006.
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Catherine (Kay) Heerey Sullivan Papers, 1955-1998.
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Catherine McHugh, BVM papers, 1974-2009.
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Catholic Instruction League records, 1904-1946
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Catholics at non-Catholic Universities vol. 1, 1925-1928.
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Center for Urban Policy records, 1979-1988.
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Charles Nelson Johnson Papers, 1872-1932.
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Downstairs you will find a family room with full size windows making it nice and bright, laundry, walk out to garage and storage on unfinished lower level.
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New Work / Floor Plan
March 6 - March 29, 2003
The title of their installation, Floor Plan / New Work, is of particular significance. It is taken directly from the floor plan blueprint of revisions made to the Stephen Wirtz Gallery in the past, and is indicative of where these artists begin their art making process: from the very structure of which the art will become a part. The use of "floor plans" is nothing new to this duo. In 2000, they recreated the floor plan of their house in actual size, turned it on its side and transformed it into a giant landscape piece in 1459 Clayton St. Floor Plan Landscape. This most recent installation uses the idea of "revisions" or "new work" done in the Gallery, in this case the cosmetic refinishing of the floors in 2002 being the most recent revision. castaneda/reiman continue to use the language of construction and architecture as they transform the space and consider the newly refinished floor as their point of departure.
Upon entering the Gallery, the viewer is immediately confronted with several modular structures that literally extend the floor onto the wall. While they appear to emerge from the floor forming a leaning buttress shape rising against the wall, they simultaneously frame the line where the floor meets the wall or in a sense highlight the horizon line. The idea of transforming a floor plan into something approximating a natural landscape blurs these borders therefore putting into question the whole notion of urban living.


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The Children's Office plans and develops web portals for all its target groups: children and teenagers, parents, science communicators, scientists and researchers, students and other multipliers.
The web portals are arranged according to the subject areas child & care, compatibility & diversity and science & communication. Development of web portals does not only mean choosing a suitable design and making available user-friendly and barrier-free technology, but also creating and editing content in a manner focussed on the specific target goup.
In addition, the Children's Office offers guidance and concept development services with organizing events and activities in-between the Children's Office target groups, as well as for the realization of small or large scale project ideas.


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Thanks to all for a wonderful festival
Wow! It's all over for 2015.
An international arts program that saw an outstanding array of international artists in Burnie, Launceston, Devonport and Hobart; in which jaw-droppingly beautiful dance from Aakash Odedra could be seen alongside a provocative Hamlet from Bolivian Teatro de los Andes; in which Linsey Pollak's concerts in Tasmania's most beautiful locations complemented the immensely creative Acoustic Life of Sheds in the North West, Alzheimer Symphony and MADE around the island and the world premiere of Big hArt's Blue Angel in Hobart; and a truly mind-blowing visual arts program across the state – has left an indelible mark on everyone who was able to have an art's experience.
The Tasmanian Youth Orchestra's 50th anniversary concerts in Burnie and Launceston, Stompin's 6000 to 1 in Launceston, and Watermark in Queenstown showed just how important it is to encourage and support creativity in our communities in order to reap its benefits in years to come.
My favorite festival story was the wonderful couple I met at Tullah to see Calls Across the Island who had come from Bendigo in a combi van and had already seen shows in Hobart, Burnie, Launceston and Tullah. Despite an accident which made their car undriveable, they had rented a replacement and were still bent on completing their Island Road Trip! It was great to see them again at the end of the week at Dementia 13 in Hobart!
Black Arm Band, Spirit of India, Tasmanian Symphony Orchestra, Swamp Juice, The Cardinals, Tasdance, El Son Entero, Tasmanian Guitar Trio and a whole Spiegeltent of music, circus, cabaret and wonder…
A great thankyou to all of the artists and companies that participated in the Tasmanian International Arts Festival 2015 and to the audiences who had a new and stimulating experience. Next time we hope every one of our audience members will introduce a friend to the notion that seeing something different and wonderful is a fantastic thing, and tell them that we at Tasmanian International Arts Festival are absolutely going to give them something to remember.
Thanks artists, thanks supporters. Until next time.
David Malacari
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When crossing a street or standing on a street corner, California pedestrians may be vulnerable. This is because drivers may not be able to see a pedestrian when behind the wheel of a large truck or bus. However, there are steps that an individual may take to stay safe while walking on a sidewalk or crossing a street.
December 2015 Archives
New federal rule impacts truck drivers
A new federal rule designed to reduce commercial vehicle accidents will impact California truckers when it goes into effect in early 2016. It will require truckers and bus drivers to electronically record their hours instead of using the paper logs that have been required since 1938.
The symptoms of rabies
California residents may think of dangerous dogs when the subject of rabies is raised, but most modern cases of the disease are blamed on bats and wild carnivores such as raccoons, foxes and skunks. Rabies killed more than 100 Americans each year at the turn of the twentieth century, but efforts to contain the disease lowered the death toll to only one or two per year by the 1990s. Particular attention was paid to eliminating the disease in domestic animals, and more than 90 percent of modern rabies cases occur in wildlife.
Wheelchair pedestrians more likely to be killed by cars
According to a new study, wheelchair users in California and nationwide are at much greater risk of being struck and killed by a car than other pedestrians. The study, which was conducted by researchers at Georgetown University, was published in the BMJ Open journal.


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Western Australia is ready to make a major contribution to the national defence endeavour. Our location is a strategic strength, serving as a gateway to the Indian Ocean region and emerging international defence markets, including Southeast Asia, India and the Middle East. Our defence presence – with HMAS Stirling, RAAF Base Pearce and Campbell Barracks, among others – is established and well respected.
Since the implementation of the Two Ocean Policy of 1987, HMAS Stirling has emerged as the Royal Australian Navy's key defence outpost on the Indian Ocean. Up to half of the RAN's fleet is based permanently in Western Australia, including all six of the Collins submarines.
Western Australia has the capacity and capability to deliver for defence. Our skilled workforce is competitive, flexible, resilient and adaptable.
With renewed Government focus on this vital sector, Western Australia's defence industry is Defence Ready.
Western Australia recognises that Australia's regional strategic environment has become more complex and will continue to change significantly throughout the 21st Century. As a result, Western Australia's strategic location on the Indian Ocean, as part of this dynamic region, continues to have national implications.


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Getting The Best Deal on Taxi Insurance
If you drive a taxi for a living then you'll know that it can come with a lot of overheads. In addition to the cost of the vehicle itself, you also have to think about fuel costs, maintenance and insurance. Insurance in particular can be a very big expense for taxi drivers. Luckily there are ways to keep the cost of taxi insurance down.
With this in mind below are some of the best ways to save money on taxi insurance.
Make your taxi secure
A very good way to lower the cost of taxi insurance is to make your vehicle as secure as possible. Many taxi drivers now use CCTV inside the cab in order to reduce the likelihood of aggressive behaviour from passengers. Another good way to make your taxi secure is to modify your vehicle so the doors can only be opened from the inside. This reduces the chance of a drunk/unfit passenger jumping into your vehicle without your permission.
Limit named drivers
If you use your taxi as an everyday vehicle then it might be tempting to add other people to the policy, such as your partner. However this can cause the cost of your taxi insurance to increase considerably, particularly if the other person has points on their licence or a conviction. You should think carefully about this if you want to keep the cost of your policy to a minimum.
Get a lot of quotes
Getting quotes from a lot of different insurance providers is another excellent way to save money on taxi insurance. By getting quotes from a lot of insurers, you can then compare them and see which companies are offering you the best deal. All you have to do is pick the policy that you feel is best.
Build your NCB
Your No Claims Bonus is something that you must build up over time. By avoiding making claims on your policy you can reap the benefits by paying a lower premium the next year. Because of this a lot of people will avoid making unnecessary claims on their policy for things like minor scratches and windscreen cracks.
Get a fleet policy
If you run a taxi firm and have a number of taxis that you want to insure then one of the best ways to do it is by getting a taxi fleet insurance policy. A fleet policy will usually work out cheaper than insurance vehicles separately and is of course much easier to keep track of.
Pay on an annual basis
If you can afford to pay for cover on an annual basis then you'll usually be able to save a good amount with most insurance providers. This does come with the downside of paying more upfront however.


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MD – Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine, Marshall University, Huntington, West Virginia
Internship/Residency – University of Tennessee, LeBonheur Children's Hospital
Fellowship (Pediatric Hematology/Oncology) – St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
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Cancio MI, Aygun B, Chui DHK, Rothman JA, Scott JP, Estepp JH, Hankins JS. The clinical severity of hemoglobin S/Black (A ???)0 -thalassemia. Pediatr Blood Cancer Apr 28, 2017. Epub ahead of print]
Gammal RS, Crews KR, Haidar CE, Hoffman JM, Baker DK, Barker PJ, Estepp JH, Pei D, Broeckel U, Wang W, Weiss MJ, Relling MV, Hankins J. Pharmacogenetics for safe codeine use in sickle cell disease. Pediatrics 138(1), 2016.
Estepp JH, Melloni C, Thornburg CD, Wiczling P, Rogers Z, Rothman JA, Green NS, Liem R, Brandow AM, Crary SE, Howard TH, Morris MH, Lewandowski A, Garg U, Jusko WJ, Neville KA. Pharmacokinetics and bioequivalence of a liquid formulation of hydroxyurea in children with sickle cell anemia. J Clin Pharmacol 56(3):298-306, 2015.
Estepp JH, Winter B, Johnson M, Smeltzer MP, Howard SC, Hankins JS. Improved hydroxyurea effect with the use of text messaging in children with sickle cell anemia. Pediatr Blood Cancer 61(11):2031-36, 2014.
Estepp JH, Smeltzer MP, Wang WC, Hoehn ME, Hankins JS, Aygun B. Protection from sickle cell retinopathy is associated with elevated HbF levels and hydroxycarbamide use in children. Br J Haematol 161(3):402-405, 2013.
Estepp JH, Smeltzer M, Reiss UM. The impact of quality and duration of enoxaparin therapy on recurrent venous thrombosis in children. Pediatr Blood Cancer 59(1):105-109, 2012.
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Ball Nears Triple-Double, Focuses on Shot in Loss to Wizards
Ironically, the engine behind the Lakers' offense can't seem it ignite his own scoring.
Lonzo Ball once again put forth a strong all-around effort, flirting with a triple-double on a 10-point, eight-rebound, eight-assist night.
But his season field goal percentage continued to drop, as he shot just 3-of-12 in the Lakers' 111-95 loss to Washington.
Ball — who receives perhaps more media attention than any other athlete in the country — is now averaging a healthy line of 8.9 points, 6.4 rebounds and 6.9 assists on the year.
But head coach Luke Walton knows that his 29.2 field goal percentage and 22.0 3-point percentage are the numbers that many will associate with his rookie.
"He's 20 years old, almost had a triple-double tonight; but any time you turn on any sports show all they talk about is his shot," Walton said.
Having been in the national spotlight since his days at Chino Hills High, Ball said that he "lives in reality" when it comes to the media attention that follows him. He chooses to keep his focus inward.
"I don't care, to be honest," Ball said. "I know I've got to just keep shooting and improve it every game."
Ball was excellent with his passing and rebounding against the Wizards (6-5). He worked the pick-and-roll well with Brook Lopez and Kyle Kuzma, while also getting the ball to Kentavious Caldwell-Pope in transition.
On one notable dime, he cleaned the defensive glass and did his patented mid-air head spin, locating KCP for the quick, full-court outlet pass.
"He's already playing for the Lakers, so he's got a lot more pressure on him than, I think, anyone has in a long time that's come out from college," Walton said. "Like I said, I'm thrilled he's on our team, and he's gonna start making those shots. It's just a matter of time."
But that time did not come on Thursday, as the Lakers (5-7) fell to Eastern Conference contenders on back-to-back nights after flying in from Boston early that morning.
Ball had a nice layup in the opening minute against Washington and a tapped in an offensive rebound shortly after — but he could not hit from the perimeter, shooting 1-of-7 on 3-pointers and missing his only mid-range look.
Still, Walton was pleased with how active Ball affected the game without shots falling.
"He makes our team so much better when he's on the floor, even when that shot's not going in," Walton said. "The way he can push the ball, the way he can make plays on the defensive end, the way he comes in and rebounds from a guard position is incredible."
Zo runs the break and feeds Ingram for the one-handed slam! #LakeShow (: @SpectrumSN & @spectdeportes) pic.twitter.com/GXCScCkU7j— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) November 10, 2017
Yet Walton conceded that Ball — who also went 3-of-7 on free throws — is "100 percent" saddled with extra pressure due to the amount of media coverage he receives.
It also doesn't help that shooting is arguably the Lakers' biggest need, as they hit just 35.6 percent from the field, while their league-low 3-point percentage dipped after a 3-of-23 night from downtown.
Ball said that the Wizards guarded him the same way that they did during their loss to the Lakers two weeks ago, but that he was unable to find a rhythm.
"He's probably in his head a little bit when the crowd gets in his head a little bit," Brandon Ingram said.
Like Ball thus far, Ingram struggled with his jumper as a rookie, shooting 32.2 percent. That number is up to 37.8 this year, and he thinks the second-overall pick will expedite that process.
"I didn't feel good about my shot at all, but I think it'll come quicker for him," Ingram said. "He's in a real good position at the point guard position where we can help him out a little."
Ball's teammates, including Ingram, maintained that the best way for him to find his shot is to continue letting it fly.
While the exercise of shooting out of a slump could discourage some, Walton said that isn't necessarily the case for Ball. Toward this, he cited the mentality of his former teammate, Kobe Bryant.
"I've seen him miss 14 straight and get pissed off that we didn't get him the ball back on that 15th play," Walton said. "So some people never lose confidence."
Seven Lakers scored in double figures, including Jordan Clarkson (15 points) and Julius Randle (11 points, nine rebounds). … The Wizards were led by John Wall (23 points), Bradley Beal (22 points) and Otto Porter Jr. (20 points, 11 rebounds). … The Lakers had 17 offensive rebounds but 19 turnovers.
Lakers fall to the Wizards on the second night of a back-to-back, 111-95. pic.twitter.com/DBUVYI4u00— Los Angeles Lakers (@Lakers) November 10, 2017


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Alcohol advertising is everywhere. It's in sports arenas (sometimes the name of a stadium contains an alcohol reference), on our television sets, and we hear it over the radio. Alcohol is advertised in magazines, on billboards, and on the internet.
The advertising of alcohol can cause polar reactions, ranging from those who support company rights to market their legal product to those who would like to see restrictions or even bans on such advertising. Wherever you stand on the issue, this week's chat is designed simply to get people thinking about how pervasive alcohol advertising is in our lives.
We hope you will add your voice to the conversation.
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Summer Food Program
When the final school bells ring and summer break begins, millions of kids are at risk of going hungry. According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, more than 30 million children receive free or reduced-cost meals through the National School Lunch Program, but only 2.3 million of these kids continue to receive meals through the USDA's Summer Food Service Program.
As part of our commitment to keeping kids healthy, the Y and Walmart Foundation are partnering to provide 4.7 million meals and snacks to 200,000 kids and teens at 2,300 locations in communities throughout the nation this summer. Youth between ages 5-18 can participate in the program to get their "fill of food and fun" – receiving nutritious meals and snacks, while also enjoying recreational and learning activities to keep their bodies and minds active.
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What is JBM Manna Catalyst?
JBM Manna Catalyst is a Filipino invention extracted from leaves of locally grown trees, herbs and plants, which are available all year round and inexhaustible in the Philippines and within the Tropical countries especially in Far East Asia. The extracts of these leaves were mixed with a very small percentage of fuel and further processed with an enzyme.
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Jim Wheat (born 1952) and Ken Wheat (born 1950) are a sibling filmmaking duo who wrote and directed Ewoks: The Battle for Endor, from a story by George Lucas. Their other credits include the 1999 telefilm Free Fall, which starred Hayden Christensen.
External linksEdit
- Jim Wheat at the Internet Movie Database
- Ken Wheat at the Internet Movie Database
- Mengarelli, Frank (October 19, 2015). PTS Presents DIRECTOR'S CHAIR with THE WHEAT BROTHERS. podcastingthemsoftly.com. Retrieved on November 14, 2017.
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Sweet people!
Do you feel different yet? Does the mere presence of images followed by text create an expectation of comprehension or logical explanation? ?I encourage you to let that go immediately!??This promises to be the longer SPEWSLETTER yet. But since this is only the second one who knows what the future holds?
This promises to be the longer SPEWSLETTER yet. But since this is only the second one who knows what the future holds? ?Think of this like the September 2007 issue of Vogue, bloated with page after page of seductive imagery punctuated by spurious but no less seductive content. Ahh September 2007, we were all so innocent then. To think this newsletter might be the inspiration of a thoroughly enjoyable yet forgettable documentary two years down the road!
MY inspirations for this SPEWSLETTER are the multiple downloadable TV series that carry me (and you) through the multifarious depressions that strike us throughout our cell phone radio wave laden lives. I promise to make every paragraph a cliffhanger that forces you to soldier on to the next one, against your "better judgment," and your desire to sleep, or, god forbid, read. (By the way, I really just couldn't figure out how to make the hyperlinks hyperlink. Entourage I curse you!)
Photo of Michelle Boulé in Last Meadow by Ian Douglas
Heaps of humble thanks to the folks who came to the premiere of Last Meadow in PICA's TBA Festival in Portland www.pica.org/tba/tba09/default.aspx and the shows at DTW www.dtw.org in NY in September. We sold out all of our shows on both coasts, thanks to the burning fever for contemporary performance that lives inside of you despite what Gawker or a partisan loving Congressperson would say. Oh and Portland totally TURNED IT THE FUCK OUT for DEEP AEROBICS. It was a full-on pagan feast for the ecstatic past/present/future.
Photo of Daryl Hannahkokaya, Portland leader of DEEP AEROBICS, by Dorothea Lange
Oh and here are some links to awesome articles and reviews about Last Meadow.
Artforum "500 Words" by David Velasco
NYTimes review by Claudia LaRocco
Dance Magazine review by Eva Yaa Asantewaa
Portland Monthly Mag review by Lisa Radon
For those of you who weren't able to see Last Meadow, please commence a "harass your local presenter" program as soon as possible to bring us to your fair city! This summer at the Creative Capital http://www..creative-capital.org retreat I found out that there's a website for that. Of course there is, right? Problem is I can't remember what that is which tells you a little bit about how college went for me.
At this point, I can tell you about certain places I know we're definitely NOT going, so email me back with the answer to the riddle of the sphinx and I can tell you that, so you can plan your next geographic shift. We in the top secret echelons of MGPP administration are trying to figure out whether we should do some kind of APAP showing with Last Meadow this year or if that's just so much whistling into the wind. Thoughts? Write us back or just go spew some misspelled vitriol on a youtube thread or blog.
Photo of Hermes and Zeus by Michael Jackson
Luckily we do have some more dates for the show coming up at the Flynn Center for the Performing Arts in Burlington on January 15 and 16, 2010. ?http://www.flynncenter.org Thank you to the great Arnie Malina for that opportunity. Just remember, Burlington is a glorious pit stop on the way to your winter vacation to Montreal. By the way, please enjoy the following behind-the-scenes photo of Michelle, Tarek and me rehearsing at Oregon Ballet Theater http://www.obt.org, where the rehearsals are free but the asses are tight baby!
Photo by Terry Richardson van Lamsveerde
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After the shows of LM in NYC, I got on a plane with my slave driving manager Ben Pryor and first time t.d. Enrico Wey to do Retrospective Exhibitionist in Zagreb as a co-presentation of the Perforacije Festival http://www.perforacije.org/ along with the Young Choreographers Platform http://www.tala.hr/. ?Perforacije means "perforations." As in, subtle cleavings into the paper consciousness of your brain.
Photo of the inside of the Croatian National Theater by Ansel Adams
Well on my way to one of the more harrowing encounters with strep throat I've ever had, we hopped on the plane to that "City of Light" aka Brussels, to do Retrospective Exhibitionist at Latitudes Contemporaines Festival http://latitudescontemporaines.com at Les Halles de Schaerbeek http://www.leshalles.be, home to one of the most incredibly clear slow-mo VCR's I have yet to cross paths with. After the show, B, E and I went to a gay bar and stood around awkwardly, waiting for something to happen. Of course, nothing did.
Photo by Tipper Gore
And then Retrospective Exhibitionist, the solo that would not die, was performed again last weekend at Connecticut College www.conncoll.edu/departments/dance/, by way of invitation from the illustrious David Dorfman. It was one of my favorite performances of that show ever, and there was a great discussion with the audience afterwards. Work it out, New London, and long live the PPD. DEEP AEROBICS was also foisted upon the denizens of this gentle hamlet. Lots of people came costumed as drunk, straight, hot, shirtless guys. So lifelike!
Are you exhausted yet? I am.
What more could there be? Will this play out like the cliffhanger in BSG where Starbuck returns from the dead to lead the totalitarian government and the nefarious Cylons to Earth? Or like when the morally wayward Nancy Botnik produces the in-utero image of her unborn child, spawn of her unholy alliance with a Mexican druglord in the "post PC" yet undeniably racist third season of Weeds?
Photo of baited-breath readers by Rumi
Well, to conclude this tedious barrage of information and ego, let me leave you with the FIVE REMAINING FACTS OF FALL:
I'm teaching technique class on Tuesdays and Thursday in November and December (Nov 10 to 24, then Dec 8 to 17) at 10am through Movement OCtResearch. Class will be at Danspace Project.
I'm performing Retrospective Exhibitionist in Paris in December at Le Menagerie De Verre. Dates are December 3, 4, 5.
I'm making music for the beautiful piece that Neal Beasley's making for the Dance and Process show at the Kitchen. It features Neal, Beth Gill and Michelle Boulé. Anyway you slice it it's a win win situation! The piece is on a shared evening with work by Renee Archibald and Steven Reker. Dates for that are Friday and Saturday Dec 11 and 12th! Check it out.
I'm helping to direct Samuael Topiary's Landscape With the Fall of Icarus, a fascinating show involving writing, video and performance by Topiary with sound and image design by Peter Kerlin. This fantastic and vital piece weaves together monologues by characters ranging from Amelia Earhart to David Rockefeller to talk about the fall of the twin towers on 9/11 and its relationship to tricky questions that surround the longstanding equation between progress and greed. There will be some kind of work in progress showing of this in December so keep your ears pricked and your eyes ever vigilant.
A direct question does not necessarily get you a direct answer, and oh oh oh the pain of that.
In other news, MGPP is DESPERATELY looking for help overhauling its website to a CMS site. This involves re-designing the site and making it super easy for us to update it on our own. Maybe you or someone you know is a brilliant web designer with a great sense of follow through who wants to help us do that? Also we could use an intern and a bookkeeper and a president who will get us out of war.
Photo of Tarek Halaby in Last Meadow by Alex Escalante
There remain some potentially unsubstantiated facts but let's stick to those which we can CONFIRM.
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1935 She Knows Already
on September 13, 2011
Chapter: The Players
Characters: Lady Marion of Heatherdale, Shawn of Shallmar
Location: Castle Elegrost
And if you are caught up you know what she whispered
A year later and I still don't :<
He was spying on an elf bard while she bathed at a bard competition.
Oh, THAT GUY.
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What if in this afterlife Alkah gives you to me as my reward? What would we do together?
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Well I want you with that sexy hijab on, so why don't you give me your phone number and we get started. Why wait? I'll tell Allah all kinds of great things about you and intercede as a male witness. Can you cook?
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The messages that Roger and Beryl Hosking wish visitors to take away from Highfields Happy Hens open day concern the nurture of people as much as the nurture of poultry. Ann Rogers paid an early visit
JOLLY straw giants will sign the way to Highfields Farm, Etwall, Derbyshire, on Saturday next (Sept 27) inviting people to the open day that the Hosking family is holding in conjunction with the NFU Friendly Farms scheme.
Last year they had almost 1000 visitors. So successful were they that their sponsors urged them not to try a repeat. But they ignored the advice. They have important messages they wish to get over to the public and the farming community, and their sponsors – Ross Poultry, Yorkshire Country Feeds and Bibbys – have backed them once again.
"This is a large free range egg farm registered with the RSPCA Freedom Foods," runs the invitation. "Come and see for yourself how the pressures of commercial farming and animal welfare are handled in a real life situation while producing a product acceptable to the modern supermarkets."
Raising the profile of Freedom Foods is just one of the aims of the open day. Educating the public is another. They can see 20,000 Ross Poultry Loman Brown hens housed in six controlled environment buildings from which they range over grassy paddocks. Visiting children can feed the hens and collect and grade their eggs.
They can see chicks hatching in a specially set up incubator and experience the thrill of holding one.
Then there are sheep to meet – 250 breeding ewes which lamb in poly-tunnels; a tractor and trailer to give rides around the 64ha (160-acre) holding; a bouncy castle and a competition.
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There will be trade stands too. "I am a member of the British Free Range Egg Producers Association and the day is aimed at existing and prospective free-rangers to come and see what we do," says Roger. "But we have private reasons which to me are as important," he adds. Both concern the needy.
The first is to encourage more farm families to foster young people with special needs, to make room for them on their farms. Farmers are special people, Roger says, and a farming environment can have a beneficial effect on disturbed young people.
"Most young people, if they are given trust will actually respond to it," says Roger, and he and Beryl have proved it many times over the years.
Another reason is that they want to help to send a lorry load of relief supplies to Bulgaria next month, mostly medicines, food and goods like strong shoes.
While the open day is totally free of charge, visitors will be able to make a "retiring donation," as they put it, which will help load the lorry that Willington Baptist Church is taking to Bulgarians in need.
A local group of churches is also involved with a long-term project setting up a 1000-bird free range poultry unit at an orphanage on an island in Honduras.
"Im a very frustrated Christian," says Roger, explaining why he is involved with these projects: "We ought to be anywhere people are hurting, not just going to church for an hour on Sundays. Honduras, Bulgaria, the homeless from Derby – its all the same."
Until three years ago Roger and Beryl had an open home with up to four homeless lads living with them at any one time. "Young people coming out of prison and that sort of thing," explains Roger. "Then we realised that the girls [their daughters] needed parents."
The farmhouse is now a hostel run by His Upper Room Trust (HURT) for homeless youngsters. The family live at The Paddocks, a house adjoining the holding, and the farm is run as a special needs training unit. "We have a reputation for taking people that are unemployable," says Roger.
"In recent years government has come out with some very good employment support schemes," he says. "Someone with a real social problem needs more that a year to train. There is now a two-year scheme and a supported employment scheme, whereby we pay a full agricultural wage, but can reclaim an approved percentage. The percentage diminishes as a person becomes more useful to the business. This way the training scheme could run for up to 10 years if necessary.
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"During that time the special needs person is contributing to society, paying income tax and not in prison.
"Our aim is well balanced husbands and fathers. The majority of lads we see here would end up in prison if someone didnt have the patience to stand in their lives and stand with them. They are people damaged inside. I personally feel that most of the lads that come to us are more disabled than Richard," he says referring to his son who is wheelchair-bound as a result of a road accident.
"Beryl and I see ourselves as catalysts rather than doers. We are not counsellors." Roger stresses. "We cannot be their friends if we know too much about them," he says, recalling the girl who poured her heart out to them, telling how she had been abused, and afterwards hated them because they knew too much about her.
"Once we know there is a need, our job is to find a person to fulfil it, whether it is counsellors or teachers.
"Loads of young lads have learnt to read and write here. Not because we are teachers but because they wanted to learn. To let birds out in the morning and collect eggs they need arithmetic, including percentages to fill in the graph. Some of the things they have been taught at school are actually on a shelf in their brains," says Roger, adding that some lads train at Broomfield, the county agricultural college and have progressed to supervisory roles.
Egg collecting
But it can be a long process beginning with egg collecting. "When collecting eggs they cannot harm the hens," says Roger, but it can be a difficult skill to acquire and many eggs are lost in the process. "We get loads and loads of broken eggs. They often end up wearing eggs," he jokes, but he believes the end result is worth the loss. "As they learn to handle eggs gently they learn to talk gently," he says.
Roger is not a soft touch. Discipline is strict, he says, and some lads cant cope with it. But his choice of farming is geared to providing training and work. Raising replacement hens from day-old chicks makes another job as well as ensuring that the birds raised are immune to local infection.
Grading eggs on the farm makes another job. Most eggs go to a packing station that supplies Tesco but a few are sold, chiefly through local churches. The Hoskings first foster daughter drives the delivery van, affectionately known as the Flying Omelette.
"Our hens do a more important job than laying eggs," quips Roger who is ready to go anywhere in the country, to visit families or groups and talk to them about fostering.
Cleaning, packing, grading… (L to R) Lynne Renshaw, Beryl, Kelly and Roger Hosking. Most of Highfields eggs end up on supermarket shelves.
Roger and Beryl with Charlie Flint (next to Roger) and Darren Renshaw – two of their success stories, says Roger. Darren is now farm manager.
Highfields Happy Hens will be "at home" to the public next Saturday. Below: Roger and Beryl Hosking and straw giant extend the invitation.


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On 15 November 2010 01:23, Ralph Goers <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > > On Nov 14, 2010, at 3:43 AM, sebb wrote: > >> On 14 November 2010 11:17, sebb <email@example.com> wrote: >>> The change of VFS package name has broken lots of Gump builds - which >>> is to be expected. >>> >>> Looking at how this has been solved for other projects, one way to >>> solve this is to create a branch for the VFS 1.x code and use that for >>> the current VFS. >>> Then we create a build for VFS 2. >>> >>> Gump does warn us that there are a lot of projects that depend on VFS >>> directly or indirectly. >>> >>> All of these will have to be modified if they wish to use the next version. >>> >>> Maybe we need to revisit the API breakage? >>> >> >> I've created a tag from just before the package rename, and hopefully >> succeeded in changing Gump to use that version of VFS. >> >> This should give us a better idea of whether the API changes actually >> affect any code that depends on VFS. >> >> It may turn out that the API changes are in areas of code which are >> not actually used externally, or maybe they are easy to fix. >> > > I'm not really sure how that helps. My understanding of Gump is that the intention is to have projects find these sorts of breakage. What your change accomplishes is to allow other projects to merrily roll along without realizing they have a looming problem. Initially it is a temporary fix to see how whether API changes break the other builds or not. However, when there is a package change, Gump has to provide access to the previous version, until such time as projects update to the new one. For example as has been done with Jexl and Lang and Pool. > I'd really like to not endlessly go on and on with doing this and that with VFS and never getting a release out. As requested I renamed the packages and changed the artifactId. Is it done yet? I'm sorry it seems to be taking so long. However, a package name change is not something to be undertaken lightly, as it affects all downstream users. IMO it's important to ensure that the package change really is necessary. > Ralph > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Screen seems to shift when closing an app...
- Has anyone else seen this? When I unlock my phone or close an app the home screen seems to "shift" to the right for just a second and then is fine. It does it no matter what I have set as my home screen. Personal picture, Samsung home screen or even the live wall paper. I couldn't find anything in the forums or online that was quite the same thing.
I'm not using a third party app to set my home screen anymore used wall paper wizardry for a long time but haven't needed it recently.
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- So it is happening again. Anyone else see this on theirs? Have tried clearing ram, messages, emails everything. Still doing it... Don't really want to factory reset but that may be my option...
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- dont think ive experienced it mate. is it really extreme? has ur phone had any firmware updates since u got it?08-14-2012 12:24 AM
- It's not extreme but it is really annoying. It basically takes my background shifts it to the right about half a screen and then back again. It seems to slow down my phone too. As it has to do that before I can launch any apps. I will try a different launcher and I am out of town right now so can't post a video but I will when I get back. It is just odd.
Any recs for launchers. I have heard go launcher, apex and a few others thrown around but have been happy with stock so haven't tried any. Thanks.
I have had no updates that I am aware of. It is a verizon s3 and I don't think there have been any out for ours yet. Have checked several times to make sure I'm not missing something I need.
Thanks for the posts... Let me know if anything comes up or if you all come across another feed about this.
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- Free launcher go for apex. Offers good features for free but obviously the paid version . Let's you do more.
Nova launcher is probably the best one in terms of features. It is very similar to apex. Just speedier in my opinion.
Go launcher offers every feature that the paid version of nova launcher and apex have... Just seems ginger breadish, old, and not ics+ only like nova and apex.
I use apex. I love it.
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- Update: So I've been using apex for about 24hrs now and the issue has seemed to disappear. Not sure how it would be the launcher causing it, unless I am seeing a brief reload or something like that. But not sure.
I will try to disable the apex launcher and take a video for you all tonight.
As an aside like the apex launcher, it gives it a nice clean look and has the vanilla feel. Will see if I keep it with the jelly bean update comes out for us in the US. But for now is a nice improvement.
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