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New Delhi: Delhi Commission for Women Chairperson Swati Maliwal, whose indefinite hunger strike to demand death for rapists of children continued for the ninth day on Saturday, said she would end her fast at 2 pm on Sunday.
"I'm ending the fast, but the struggle will go on," the Aam Aadmi Party leader said while announcing her decision.
Earlier in the day, she said that she would continue her fast till the time an ordinance on the death penalty for rapists of children below the age of 12 " which was approved by the Union Cabinet on Saturday " is not promulgated.
Maliwal has been on fast since 13 April in support of her demand in the wake of rape and murder of an eight-year-old girl in Jammu and Kashmir's Kathua in January and other similar crime elsewhere.
Welcoming the Cabinet's decision to approve the ordinance, Maliwal, said: "Until something concrete happens, I will not give up. Until a system is there to ensure safety of the last girl, I won't give up."
"When the prime minister can suddenly bring an ordinance without anybody knowing about it, when he can implement such a big project, then why can't he do these few things? Till the time these are not done, my fast will not end," she said and demanded the ordinance be immediately issued.
The DCW chief said: "I am happy that though, after nine days, the central government has taken the first step to (propose) death to rapists of small children within six months," she said and also appreciated the Centre's plan to increase the number of fast-track courts in the country to help avoid delay in justice in such cases.
However, Maliwal wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Saturday on her other demands.
She said that just changing the law was not enough, its implementation was more important. Even more important was raising police resources and their accountability, she added.
"If police resources and their accountability is not increased, then do whatever, rapes will not stop," Maliwal said, adding that it was the Prime Minister's duty to determine police resources and accountability.
She said for the last 10 years, Delhi Police has been demanding 66,000 police personnel but nothing had happened till date. The direct impact of this is borne by the public, she said.
Police is only able to do VIP duties, not of the public and most police stations have less than half of the required strength, the DCW chief said.
Also See: DCW chief Swati Maliwal starts indefinite hunger strike demanding strong action in Kathua, Unnao rape cases
Activists urge Swati Maliwal to end hunger strike, says no evidence death penalty acts as deterrent to rape
DCW chief Swati Maliwal says she won't end hunger strike till ordinance on death penalty for rapists of children is promulgated


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Try 18 old-fashioned bottled sodas at Okawville festival this weekend
Okawville will have its 35th annual Heritage Days from from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, June 10 and Sunday, June 11 at the Schlosser Complex Historic Site, 114 W. Walnut St., Okawville.
Activities on both days include a flea market, farmer's market, kid's games with turtle races at 2 p.m. and community yard sales. A Selfie Scavenger Hunt will take place Saturday at 12:30 p.m. for all ages. Cash prizes will be awarded to first, second and third places. An auction will take place at 2 p.m. Sunday.
The Okawville Soda Festival is held at the Heritage Days from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m on both days at the Heritage House Museum. Eighteen old-fashioned, glass-bottled sodas will be available for tasting. Tasters will get to vote for their favorite to decide this year's champions.
Last year's crowd favorites included: Excel Bottling Company of Breese's Frostie Root Beer and Black Cherry, Fitz's Cardinal Cream, Dang Butterscotch Root Beer, Green River, Route 66 Lime, Jones Blue Bubblegum, Cheerwine, Filberts Banana, Big Muddy's Root Beer and Zuber CocoFizz.
Each taste is 25 cents, or you can be a VIP taster for $5, which includes unlimited tastings and a collectible souvenir tasting glass for the first 200 participants.
The festival features homemade food like buttered noodles, German potato salad, cakes, pies, hand-churned ice cream and more. Live musical entertainment will be performing throughout the weekend, including Soul Shake, a rock 'n' roll band; Heart Strings, a local dulcimer group; and the Venedy Band, which plays marching tunes and old favorites.
What you need to know
- What: Okawville Heritage Days and Soda Festival
- When: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday-Sunday, June 10-11
- Where: Schlosser Complex Historic Site, 114 W. Walnut St., Okawville

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The language and literature of medieval Scandinavia and Iceland had a profound influence on Tolkien's imagination. This talk will introduce the language through exploring some of the Old Norse sagas, poems and legends which particularly interested Tolkien in his scholarly and creative work.
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COMMERCE - Chance McClure has preserved his father's truck the way he left it - a mobile time capsule.
There are the radio stations.
Chance won't reset the FM1 presets his dad flipped through on regular rotation. 106.1, 94.9, 99.9, 92.5, 105.1 - all the country stations.
"106.1 on Saturday nights, I bet he probably went outside in his truck and listened to it because he loved the dang old country music," he said with a laugh. "If it was on, he was not changing it."
He drives his dad's truck every day.
He piles into the charcoal gray 2004 Ford F-150 with all his gear in tow to go to school, train in Atlanta and to go hunting and fishing with his buddies.
Now, Chance has his own presets on FM2.
Most are the same as his dad's favorite stations, but he will switch over to a South Carolina rap station or a top-40 station for his girlfriend and to keep up with what his friends like.
There are the two picture buttons of Chance and his younger sister, Sydney, pinned to the driver's vanity mirror flap.
The two athletes dressed in their Commerce swag - Sydney in her softball get-up and Chance in his football uniform.
There is all the work that had to be done on the truck.
Chip McClure pushed his vehicle's innards until it was finally time to give it a rest and take it into the shop. Tens of thousands of miles without an oil change and a few thousand dollars to repair the damage.
"But now that it's fixed, it drives really good," Chance said. "I really like driving that truck."
It's been in good hands since Chip died a year ago Sunday after a four-week bout with pneumonia. Put it on the list of things Chance, a standout football player and state wrestling champion at Commerce, has learned to take care of in the last 12 months. Put it on the list of things Chance inherited from his daddy, the former Commerce assistant coach and star player under Ray Lamb in the mid-80s.
"[Chance will] do things and I'll see and I have these flashbacks from 25 years ago - 'That's exactly what his dad will do,'" said Chas Hardy, who played with Chip in the mid-80s and now coaches the Tigers' linebacking corps. "I just scratch my head and just kind of chuckle sometimes."
Becoming best friends
Chance switches verb tenses when he talks about his daddy.
His daddy hates Jefferson. His daddy loved football. He loves going squirrel hunting with his daddy. His daddy had a dead-on shot.
He runs the gamut of facial expressions and voice inflections when he talks about his best friend.
"Him and his dad hung out a lot more than me and him hangout," said Drew Whitfield, Commerce's quarterback and Chance's childhood friend.
It wasn't always like that.
Chance would tell anybody he hated his daddy before the age of 13. His father was the man who let the then-pre-K Chance shoot off a 16-gauge shotgun, busting and bloodying his nose. His father was the man who stapled a chart on his bedroom door, forcing the then-8-year-old to keep track of his sit-ups, push-ups and running stats. His father was the man who woke up the then-11-year-old at 4:30 a.m. to run stairs, shove two boiled eggs whites, a piece of toast and a glass of milk down his throat before school. His father was the man who hollered and fussed relentlessly about the then-16-year-old's driving technique.
But his father was also the man who showed Chance how to dissect a football play at 3 years old, hunt for squirrels, play football with a reckless abandon, correct bad habits and push himself beyond his breaking point to achieve a goal.
"I finally just piece by piece I started picking up on it and getting a little bit better with him," Chance said. "He taught me a lot."
'A chip off the old block'
There are stories of Chip McClure, the football player.
"He hit a Lincoln County guy one night in 1986, and the ball went backwards about 15 yards," said Jeff Pricket, who has kept Commerce's statistics for the last 41 years and taught Chip in his Georgia history class.
There was the time Hardy and Chip, who former assistant coach Rex Greg called one of the best linebacking tandems ever, gave former Banks County and NFL running back Terry Allen a proper gridiron greeting in 1985.
"We were undefeated and they were undefeated. It was standing room only," Hardy recalled. "First play of the game, Chip and I had an opportunity to say hello. It just kind of snow-balled from there and it's probably one of the better games he and I played together."
There was the time Lamb let Chip have a shot at fullback. That experiment died between the sidelines against Franklin County.
"Coach Lamb said, 'Well, you're going back to center,'" Greg said, laughing.
There was the time Chip pulled off the two-technique block at center all four quarters against Greenville's 4-3 defense in 1985.
"We knew if he could do it in that game we'd have a good chance to win," said Lamb, who went 190-58 with a state title in his 22 seasons at Commerce.
Give pause and those tales drift into cliche shop-talk descriptions of Chip's mentality as an athlete.
"He lived to knock your head off of you," Greg said.
"He was one of those kids that didn't have much quit in him," Lamb said.
Wait just a little bit longer and those descriptions will start to include Chance's name instead of Chip's. The lines between the two start to get smudged.
"Losing is not in his vocabulary," Greg said.
"The kind of guy you want if you were in a fox hole somewhere where you would want him with you," Commerce head coach Michael Brown said.
Bring it up to Chance's mother, Traci Morris, and she'll sound overwhelmed searching for just a singular trait the two share.
"His drive," she said as her voice trailed off. "He's just so much like him. I can't."
Chance offers a definite response with no hesitation.
"Everything," he said. "We're the same person. We thought alike. Honestly, I don't know one thing we don't do alike."
Bouncing back
Chip stood at the back of Commerce's small team meeting room last August as former head coach Marvin Justice spoke to the team.
The season opener against Jefferson was nearing, and Chip was already battling pneumonia.
He didn't want to miss this game, his first as linebackers coach.
"Daddy just stops and just says, 'Let me say something,'" Chance remembers.
Chip launched into an emotional monologue aimed at motivating the players. Tears began to fill his eyes as his vocal cords struggled to carry his message.
"It was like a whisper coming out but like a gravely whisper," Chance said. "It kind of shocked everybody and showed them that we really gotta win this."
But soon after Chip's speech, the pneumonia began to win the tug-of-war battle over his body. He was forced to check into the hospital on Commerce's team picture day, and was in and out of intensive care with a rotation of visitors.
"If we weren't on this field we were at the hospital," the quarterback Whitfield said.
Two weeks went by. Then three. Then the idea that Chip wouldn't be able to fight off the illness began to come up in conversations between doctors and Chip's loved ones.
"That's when the crying started," Chance said of learning that his daddy likely wouldn't make it.
Chance wanted to extract as much knowledge as he could from his father, who began a relationship with God while in the hospital.
Chance's friendship with Whitfield strengthened, and the two helped pull out a 22-7 victory over arch-rival Jefferson on Aug. 31.
Chip was taken off life support the next morning.
"That's what we were hoping, that he would not die during that game," Morris said. "He made it through."
Brown, who was named head coach this spring and has known Chance since he was born, made an effort to reach out, offering guidance and support after Chip died.
"He's had a lot of things to face, and he's had to do it as a man and he's done it remarkably well," Brown said.
Chance had to rely on that list of life lessons his father taught him. Those lessons wouldn't be for naught, and that Ford truck wasn't the only thing Chance wanted to mend. His protective nature led him to punching out a buddy to safeguard his sister, and he's taken more to his relationship with his mother.
"They could be gone in the blink of an eye. We fussed a lot," he said. "Finally you get to the point where it's just like, 'She's your momma. I'm her son. That's never going to change.' You got to love her. She's doing this stuff the best way she knows how."
Last go-round
Chance will likely always switch his verb tenses when he remembers his daddy.
"I look at a football play on TV and I'll just look back and it really sucks that I can't sit there and talk with him about it," he said.
Chip isn't here to watch Chance's reward for choking down all those boiled egg whites, running all those stairs and working out on all those off days.
His daddy's absence has been most evident as Chance embarks on his senior football and wrestling campaigns.
It's even more evident as Chance books flights for his four official visits to the University of Virginia, Wyoming, Northern Iowa and Lehigh University. All four have offered him a wrestling scholarship, validating a choice he made with his daddy about a year ago after messages and offer letters poured in pursuing Chance the wrestler, rather than Chance the football player.
"He's got people blowing his phone up and he's having to make these decisions, and I just wish his dad was here to help him out more with it," Morris said.
Whitfield says Chance is an inspiration and a rallying point for Commerce, especially heading into today's game at Jefferson.
And Chip is Chance's rallying point. When his legs start to feel like jelly and his lungs burn and the idea of taking a play off creeps into his mind, he thinks about his daddy. That makes him throw his body into another gear.
"I look up and think about that and I keep on going," Chance said.


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Celebrate Easter at The Morton Arboretum with your loved ones while savoring a delicious meal and a breathtaking view of Meadow Lake. The Easter Bunny will visit your table during brunch. Plus delight in the early spring blooms that are popping up all around the Arboretum.
Visitors will enjoy chef-carved prime rib, made to order omelets and pastas, and much more! Cash bar will be available beginning at 9:00 a.m. Children will receive a cookie from the Easter Bunny as well.
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Adults (13+): $52/member, $59/nonmember
Children (4-12): $27/member, $34/nonmember
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ARBOUR Al Alger1932 - 2015 (82 années)
Nom ARBOUR Al Alger Naissance 1 nov 1932 Sudbury,,Greater Sudbury,Ontario,CANADA, Sexe M Residence 24 juin 2010 Florida,,Gulf Coast,,USA, Profession Hockey Player and Coach for LNH (New York Islanders _FIL LEGITIMATE_CHILD Décès 28 août 2015 Sarasota,,Sarasota County,Florida,USA, Cause: Parkinson's disease and dementia Sépulture sept 2015 Sarasota,,Sarasota County,Florida,USA, [1] Notes
A place among the greatest head coaches in NHL history will always be held by Alger Joseph "Radar" Arbour. His career totals of 1,606 games behind the bench and 781 victories trail only the legendaryScotty Bowman in the record ledger. Arbour's guidance contributed significantly to the New York Islanders' rapid ascent to competitive status in the 1970s and the club's subsequent run of four consecutive Stanley Cup wins from 1980 to 1983, as well as a record 19 consecutive playoff series wins from 1980 to 1984.
The Sudbury, Ontario, native played defense on the junior Windsor Spitfires of the OHA. After distinguishing himself as an amateur, he was signed by the Detroit Red Wings and joined the pro ranks with the Edmonton Flyers of the Western Hockey League in 1952-53. He split the next four years between Alberta, the Motor City and Sherbrooke in the Quebec senior loop.
In 1957-58, Arbour played his first full NHL season in the red and white of the Wings. Following that season, he was claimed by the Chicago Black Hawks, where he toiled for three years including 1961, the year of the franchise's Stanley Cup triumph. Arbour next played five seasons with the Toronto Maple Leafs and earned his second Stanley Cup ring in 1962. After spending the 1966-67 season in theAHL, he returned to contribute experience and stability to the defense corps of the expansion St. Louis Blues in 1967-68. Early in 1970-71, he retired as a player after 600 games over 14 years. Arbour was also one of the few players in league history to wear glasses while playing.
Upon retiring, Arbour was immediately hired to stand in as coach of the Blues for the remainder of the 1970-71 schedule. During the last 50 games of the season, the team responded well by posting a 21-15-14 mark before falling to the Minnesota North Stars in the quarterfinals of the playoffs.
Arbour guided St. Louis on an interim basis over the next two seasons but jumped at the greatest challenge of his young coaching career in 1973. Prior to the 1973-74 schedule, the New York Islanders were coming off a difficult expansion season in which they'd accumulated a mere 30 points. The organization felt it had some promise and required a young, ambitious figure to steer the team in the right direction. Arbour's positive impact on the team was immediate. The squad improvedits total to 56 points and began building around talented defenseman Denis Potvin.
The 1974-75 season saw the arrival of Arbour's Islanders as a competitive NHL franchise. They won 33 regular-season matches before enjoying a memorable playoff run. They defeated Pittsburgh in a seven-game quarter-finals after losing the first three games. In the semi-finals, they fell one game short of doing the same thing to the defending champion Philadelphia Flyers.
During each of the next four seasons, the Islanders finished with more than 100 points. This didn't translate into a Stanley Cup triumph, but the team did gain valuable experience. Following the 1978-79 campaign, Arbour was presented the Jack Adams Award as the NHL's top coach. In 1979-80, the Islanders attained their ultimate goal by defeating the Philadelphia Flyers in six games to win the Stanley Cup in their eighth season. They repeated this accomplishment in each of the next three years to become only the second NHL club to win four straight titles (Montreal did it twice). Their drive for five consecutive championships fell short when they lost to the Edmonton Oilers in the 1984 finals.
Afterward, Arbour marshaled the Islanders to solid if unspectacular results before stepping down following the 1985-86 season. He served as the organization's vice-president of player development before returning as the team's bench boss partway through the 1988-89 season. Arbour's contribution to the development of hockey in the United States was acknowledged in 1992 when his name was engraved on the Lester Patrick Trophy.
The pinnacle of his second installment behind the New York bench occurred in 1992-93 when the Islanders upset the defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins to reach the semi-finals. Arbour retired in 1994 as the second-winningest coach of all time, with 781 regular-season victories and 123 post-season triumphs to his credit. One of the major foundations in the history of the New York Islanders, Arbour was an obvious choice to enter the Hockey Hall of Fame Builders category in 1996. "Its behind the New York bench occurred in 1992-93 when the Islanders upset the defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins to reach the semi-finals. Arbour retired in 1994 as the second-winningest coach of all time, with 781 regular-season victories and 123 post-season triumphs to his credit. One of the major foundations in the history of the New York Islanders, Arbour was an obvious choice to enter the Hockey Hall of Fame Builder category in 1996.Even as a player, Al Arbour distinguished himself from the rest of the National Hockey League. A defensive defenceman par excellence, the Sudbury, Ontario-born Arbour was at his best protecting his netminder by blocking shots, in spite of the fact he wore glasses while playing.
Signed by the Detroit Red Wings, Al joined the junior Windsor Spitfires just shy of his seventeenth birthday. The goaltender he protected there was Glenn Hall, while teammates included other future Red Wings Earl Reibel, Glen Skov and Eddie Stankiewicz. During his four seasons in Windsor, Al would also play with Cummy Burton, Don Cherry, Larry Hillman, John Muckler and Dennis Riggin.
After winning a WHL championship with the Edmonton Flyers in 1952-53, Arbour saw his first NHL action the next season, playing 36 games with the Red Wings in 1953-54. Although he saw no action duringthe playoffs that spring, Al got his name engraved on the Stanley Cup for the first time following the Wings' seven-game series with the Montreal Canadiens in the final.
During that dynastic era for Detroit, the Red Wings had a surplus of fine defenceman, with Warren Godfrey, Bob Goldham, Larry Hillman, Red Kelly and Marcel Pronovost all earning time on the blueline,and Arbour anxiously waited for his chance, biding his time predominantly with the Edmonton Flyers. In 1954-55, he was named to the WHL's Second All-Star Team, but it wasn't until the playoffs of 1955-56 that Al saw NHL action again.
By 1957-58, Arbour had finally cracked the Red Wings line-up full-time. But in June 1958, he was plucked from Detroit's line-up by Chicago in the Intra-League Draft. Shoring up the Black Hawks blueline, Al spent three seasons in Chicago, including a second Stanley Cup championship in 1961.
After winning the Cup with Chicago, Al may have been disappointed to be selected from the Hawks by Toronto in the June 1961 Intra-League Draft, but it was fortuitous timing for the bespectacled defenceman, as he was part of the Toronto dynasty that won the Stanley Cup in 1962 and 1964 (he missed Toronto's 1963 Stanley Cup championship as he spent most of that season with the Leafs' AHL affiliate,the Rochester Americans, where he was named to the league's First All-Star Team. He made the All-Star squad again in 1964 and 1966, and was named the AHL's best defenceman in 1965). Championships became de rigueur to Arbour, who assisted Rochester to Calder Cup championships in 1965 and 1966.
With the NHL's expansion to twelve teams in time for the 1967-68 season, Al was left unprotected by Toronto and was grabbed by the St. Louis Blues. The veteran defenceman added much to the expansion franchise. The Blues secured a number of stars in the twilights of their careers that helped make St. Louis a formidable opponent to challenging teams. Besides Arbour, St. Louis boasted an inaugural season defence that included Doug Harvey, Noel Picard, Bob and Barclay Plager and Jean-Guy Talbot. Old pal Glenn Hall was in goal, while Red Berenson, Don McKenny, Gerry Melnyk, Dickie Moore and Ron Stewart added veteran presence to the offense. In four seasons with the Blues, Arbour played in the Stanley Cup Final three times.
I enjoyed the fun of it (playing); the feeling that you had after you won a hockey game," stated Arbour in Dick Irvin's book, 'Behind the Bench'. "There's no greater feeling than the one you get whenyou're a player and you go out and win a real tough game. I've had great feelings coaching and winning the Stanley Cup, but it never seemed to be the same feeling I got when I was a player."
In 1970, with the end of his playing career imminent, the thirty-eight-year-old Arbour was introduced to the idea of coaching. "Scotty Bowman was the one who got me interested in coaching," explainedAl. "I was playing for him in St. Louis atthe end of my career. He wanted to step aside and become the general manager and he wanted me to take over."
Arbour coached until February 1971, but returned to playing when Bowman returned behind the bench. Bowman was fired at the end of that season. "There was controversy all the time," admitted Arbour.
Al, who was under contract to the Blues, assumed the position of assistant general manager with St. Louis beginning with the 1971-72 season. At Christmas, with the team struggling, the coach, Bill McCreary, was fired and Al was asked to coach once again, and helped guide the Blues into the playoffs. By the following season, the situation changed once again. "I got into a conflict with Sid (Solomon III, the Blues' owner). We weren't hitting it off very well. I knew I was a markedman. I coached thirteen games and I was gone."
After scouting briefly for the Atlanta Flames, Arbour was approached with another offer to coach. "Bill Torrey asked me if I would be interested in coaching the (New York) Islanders. I told him no. Isaid I had four kids and wouldn't want to move them to New York." But after visiting Long Island for the first time, Al acquiesced and accepted the position. "You could see a good team in the making," said Arbour. "We got Denis Potvin for the defence, Trots (Bryan Trottier) at centreand other young bucks like Clark Gillies, Bob Bourne and John Tonelli. Then came the arrival of Mike Bossy."
The Islanders finished first overall in 1978-79, but were eliminated by the Toronto Maple Leafs in the playoffs. "We changed our format around a bit during that regular season," explained Arbour. "Everyone said to forget about the playoff losses to the Maple Leafs in 1978 and the Rangers in 1979. But I said, 'No, I don't want them to forget about it. Just remember that so it will never happen again.' We carried those losses into the season a little longer than I thought it wouldbe and I couldn't really get them going." Nevertheless, Al was chosen as coach of the year, winning the Jack Adams Trophy.
The next season, the Islanders added a significant piece to the puzzle. "At the trading deadline, we got Butch Goring from L.A. We had a very young team and he was the guy we needed with just the right kind of experience. We needed somebody that was going to have that calming influence. He had that affect on the team immediately and we were on our way from there forward," nodded Arbour.
Arbour was correct. The New York Islanders won the Stanley Cup for the first time in 1980, then proceeded on an extraordinary streak that saw the franchise win the championship four seasons in a row.In 1980, the Islanders defeated the Philadelphia Flyers in six games to win the Stanley Cup. The next spring, the victim was the Minnesota North Stars, whom the Islanders took in five games. It was afour-game sweep of the Vancouver Canucks in 1982 and in 1983, another four-game sweep, this time over the Edmonton Oilers.
At the conclusion of the 1985-86 season, Al retired as coach of the Islanders. But two and a half years later, after holding a management position with the team, Arbour was coaxed to return behind the bench. "I had never given any thought tocoaching again," said Arbour. Replacing Terry Simpson, he took over a team depleted of much of the talent he had enjoyed in the early-1980's. "When you're not accustomed to losing, it certainly does a job on you. It eats you up." In his second tenure coaching the Islanders, Al was behind the bench from 1988-89 to 1993-94. The zenith of his second installment coaching the Long Island squad took place when the Islanders reached the semi-finals by upsetting the Pittsburgh Penguins,defending Stanley Cup champions. Following the 1993-94 season, Al Arbour retired
Arbour retired having coached 1,499 games for the Islanders, more by 487 than any coach had been behind the bench with one franchise. Current coach Ted Nolan had an idea that Arbour should coach one more Islanders' contest to make the total a nice round figure. With the permission of general manager Garth Snow and owner Charles Wang, Arbour was approached about coaching again, just one more game,to bring his total with the Islanders to 1,500. "I haven't coached a game in 15 years," said an astounded Arbour. "I haven't seen a game in person in three years."
Or so he thought. On November 1, 2007, Al celebrated his seventy-fifth birthday. The next day, he signed a one-day contract to coach the Islanders and on Saturday, November 3, Arbour was behind the bench as his beloved Islanders were challenged by the Pittsburgh Penguins. "This is an incredible gesture by Ted and the Islanders," said Arbour at the time. "I am flattered that Ted thought of me and I wouldn't miss this night for the world. I told the team that I do not want any pre-game fanfare. I'm there to coach the game and help Ted and my Islanders try to earn two points against a very toughteam."
Commenting on the way the game had evolved, Al stated, "It's a totally different game now, a European game with skating and winding up and moving the puck. I really like the way they opened the game up."
Arbour and the Islanders defeated Pittsburgh 3-2, with Miroslav Satan scoring the game-winner. The victory gave Al a lifetime record of 782 career regular seasons win, 577 losses and 248 points in 1,607 regular season games, making him the second-winningest NHL coach of all time. With the Islanders alone, Arbour coached 1,500 regular season games, with 740 wins, 537 losses and 223 ties. In playoff action, Arbour's career record is 118 wins and 83 losses in 201 games.
As a coach, Al led his teams to four Stanley Cup championships, was named coach of the year in 1979 and was awarded the Lester Patrick Trophy for contributions to American hockey in 1992. On January 25, 1997, Al was honoured by the New York Islanders with a special night. For his incomparable dedication to the sport, Al Arbour was inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in the Builder Category in 1996.
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Père ARBOUR Normand, n. 1 mars 1897, Waubaushene,,Simcoe County,Ontario,CANADA, , d. 4 oct 1982, Sudbury,,Greater Sudbury,Ontario,CANADA, (âge 85 années) Mère LALONDE Malvina, n. 1896, Thurso,,Outaouais,Quebec,CANADA, , d. 26 nov 1984, North Bay,,Nipissing District,Ontario,CANADA,Nipissing District (âge 88 années) Mariage 22 jan 1923 Sudbury,,Greater Sudbury,Ontario,CANADA, _UST MARRIED ID Famille 406252U Feuille familiale | Tableau de famille
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Carte d'événements Naissance - 1 nov 1932 - Sudbury,,Greater Sudbury,Ontario,Canada, Décès - Cause: Parkinson's disease and dementia - 28 août 2015 - Sarasota,,Sarasota County,Florida,Usa, Sépulture - sept 2015 - Sarasota,,Sarasota County,Florida,Usa, = Lien Google Earth
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Over here in Montreal we are slowly anticipating the arrival of Spring. It's suppose to be cold and rainy here all week. I'm actually happy that it's rain and not more snow! It would be nice to see some spring blooms IRL instead of on Insta:)
Todays tip is more of a challenge. I would like you to go in your closet and take 3 items out and layer them. My button shirt is a basic that can be mixed in so many ways. I wanted to delve into the "it" corset trend but realized I don't own one, lol. Creatively I brain stormed and remembered that I had a basic black tube top and found an old belt that was a fave of mine. As you can tell, it is quite similar to what you'd see popping up on your IG feed.
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Tough reserve match against favourites for the title, we'll do our best to try and push them hard.
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Need a better performance to get off the bottom of the table.
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Google's fifth annual Doodle 4 Google contest for students in kindergarten through 12th grade is now open. This year's theme is "If I could travel in time, I'd visit…" The entry deadline is March 20, and only one entry is allowed per student.
The national winner receives a $30,000 college scholarship and a $50,000 technology grant for his or her school, a Google Chromebook computer, a Wacom digital design tablet, a T-shirt featuring his or her doodle and a trip to New York for an awards ceremony May 17. Plus, his or her design will appear on the Google homepage for a day and also on a special edition of a Crayloa 64-crayon box.
This year, for the first time, a winner will be chosen from every state, selected from five finalists. A panel of Google employees will pick the finalists based on artistic merit, creativity and how well the theme is communicated in the work. One finalist will be picked from each age group (grades K-3, 4-5, 6-7, 8-9 and 10-12).
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The Hungarian Parliament Building in Budapest is spectacular. I spent a lot of time walking around it and admiring it from every angle. Up close you can get lost in the fine details, while farther away the towers, dome and symmetry dominate. This is my favorite view of Parliament, standing in Buda and looking at it from across the Danube river. When the lights come on in the evening, they give the building even more character…adding depth and shadows that bring out even more details. The river traffic was congested and I was surprised at how long I had to wait for an opening where no boats were in view. Eventually, an opening appeared though and I was able to take some 3-5 second exposures to soften the ripples in the water so that the only sharp details were of the building.
The following evening I decided to watch the building light up from the Pest side of the river. I thought some of you may be interested to see what the other side of the building looks like, so I included an image below. Being much closer to the building, the dome and towers visible in the other image are mostly obscured from view. Even with my wide angle lens it was difficult to fit the entire building in a single shot…the building is massive. I did find this spot interesting though, as they have installed a small reflecting pool that provided a nice foreground.
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It happens all the time…clients walk in and, through a fact-finding exercise or just in conversation, you uncover that they own permanent life insurance policies. As the planner, your first reaction is, "What were you thinking?"
These policies historically have been riddled with high fees, large commissions, and unrealistic performance expectations. The insurance agent that sold the policy is long gone after making a whopping 90% of first year annual premium commissions. Now you are brought in to help clean up this mess.
What options are available to salvage life insurance assets in a more efficient retirement strategy?
Just like in the investment management world, clients' insurance needs change over time. Personal balance sheets, taxes, and legacy concerns have all changed since the client was sold the policy. If the client has been paying into a permanent life insurance policy for a reasonable period of time, they (hopefully!) have built up some cash value. Now the questions are:
Options to consider
Whole life policies depend on consistent dividend payouts, whereas variable life insurance relies on market performance to build up cash over time. If the client is less concerned with or no longer needs the death benefit and needs cash, there are some possible options worth exploring.
When evaluating this option, it is imperative to understand the relationship between the cash value relative to the cost basis (the sum of all your insurance payments). If the cash value balance is higher than the amount paid in premiums, the excess represents taxable gains. But, with permanent life insurance policies, generally the cost basis exceeds the cash value.
Let's assume as an example your client has a cost basis of $200,00 and $60,000 in cash value. If the client were to surrender the policy, the $140,000 difference/loss is gone forever.
By executing a non-taxable 1035 exchange into an annuity, the owner could continue to grow the cash and optimize the otherwise wasted tax loss. Meaning, that $60,000 cash value can grow in annuity without gains until it surpasses $200,000! The annuity proceeds can then be used to relieve other assets and achieve retirement goals. If the client still had some life insurance coverage needs, they could even look at using the money from the annuity to purchase term insurance, which would be a more cost-efficient way to cover their liabilities than maintaining their permanent policies.
Next time a client comes in with an older life insurance policy, consider repurposing the assets into new and improved annuity solutions. You'll open a multitude of planning opportunities for you and your clients.
Marcus Ellingwood specializes in low-cost, commission-free insurance solutions for fee-only advisors and their clients. He holds a Series 6 and 63, along with his Kentucky Life Insurance License.


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The Tempranillo vine, planted in 1977, has taken the characteristics from its environment, which confers on grapes typical colors and aromas from an aged vine. The different textures soils give complexity of aromas and flavors to our grapes. Besides Tempranillo we have other grape varieties as merlot, cabernet souvignon, petit verdot, airén, macabeo and verdejo. The care of the vine determines the grape quality; that's why we insist on getting the best quality grapes with a hard work and our effort. We produce our grapes according to a long family tradition, always respecting the natural characteristics and cycles of the vine, to obtain a good quality product. Because speaking about Mateos de la Higuera family is a synonym of quality and respect to the nature. Also the vine fertilizer is natural; we use organic fertilizers witch avoid the enviroonment pollution. The harvest is done just in the moment the agriculturist and the wine maker, after having done thorough analyses, consider the best for the grape ripeness and it is taken to the winery, after having cut the clusters during the night when the grape is cold, to avoid contamination and early fermentation.
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Lately I have been finding crow feathers on every walk in the forest. This is a photo of a GrandMother messenger that I met on Williamstown Beach many moons ago - one of the biggest teachings I've ever received. She said to me 'you are beholden to no-one' and began to show me visions of past lives where I'd taken sacred vows of silence, poverty, chastity and the healer's oath - beautiful & honourable vows in their time but promises that had become binding and heavy to my spirit now. Soon after this meeting with Crow I began to travel around Australia for the next 3 years with the medicine that became known as Swan Blessing - a release from old karmic contracts and sacred vows.
I'm happy to say that after resting this medicine over the last 6 months I will be opening space to hold these medicine sessions again in 2015 in person here in Sherbrooke Forest & by Skype. Blessings on your path friends, you are free.
Kristan's Swan Blessing Story of The Outcast
In her past life, Kristan belonged to a tribe that could not accept the powerful medicine that she carried. In her tribe this medicine was seen as taboo for woman to hold. She was asked to obey or to leave. She chose to say NO to the tribe so that she could say YES to her spirit. Many of us have experienced similar stories in past lives and in our present lives. We have felt that to truly be ourselves, we must journey alone. Or we have put up with behaviour that hurts us just to stay a part of the tribe whether that tribe is family, society, peers. In this time of the rise of the Divine Feminine we are being called out of the shadows to embrace all of our natural gifts and to release the fear of being rejected and cast out by those who do not understand or accept us. Saying NO when it is right for us is a practice of honouring ourselves. When we release the belief that there was ever anything 'wrong' with us we remember that we are all creatures of the earth – as individual as every animal and plant and an integral part in the wheel of life.
Looking into the waters of the crystal ball of consciousness, I stared and I waited and I imagined I would not see anything. And I saw nothing for what felt like such a long, long time, I was beginning to feel I would not see, that my mind was too strong to allow my soul to show me what I needed and wanted to see
I stayed with prayer, asking and pleading at one moment to see, please let me see . . . and then the mists began to clear and I could see a clearing in the mountains, green pine all around, the smell of freshness and soil, and a teepee
And horses, many horses And then I saw HER, myself in another time By the teepee, the wild life of the mountains surrounding HER Ah, she was alone, living an isolated life, no tribe, a sadness surrounded herI could also sense an understanding, acceptance of her situation as the best possible outcome for her at that time and place We saw each other, she smiledI could see her deer skin clothing, her turquoise choker with red beads HER long, long braids of dark black hair I could feel HER and I felt a relief that we had met, that the veils had parted and that we could meet I began to track why she was alone in the woods, her only communication with the forest life; the birds, woodland creatures, trees, the natural world who heard her and loved her
A new vision appeared I found myself within a tribe of teepees A fire A Father, a Chief at the door of his teepeeAnd a Mother and more children (my siblings) sitting at the door of her teepee I stood by my Father, the Chief as he asked me again if I would do what was expected of me and again, the 12 year old HER (me) said NO I would NOT
I was banished from my tribe
For being who I was For speaking who I was For saying NO to what was not true for me I caught the eye of my mother and she caught mine sadness but understanding i saw there and in my father too, not as cheif, but as my father a sadness and again an understanding And away SHE went, alone, to live a life of isolation, to be herself Again, I find myself back at HER teepee This time we connect, we stand in a pool of water, a water fall, falling behind us The vines from below come up, writhing and cover her, strangle her, snake like she is bound I connect with HER, I cut with my teeth the binding reedy vines I free HER She smiles at me, she becomes as of light and as a shooting star Returns
The wounding: I will be rejected, cast out, banished from my tribe if I am myself, authentic and truth speaking, if I say NO to what does not feel right I release this binding, this wounding as I bite and free the vines of that lifetime
The blessing: authentic, true and free, I express myself fully, I am my actualized self, accepted, loved and cherished by my tribe, now and for eternity
Thank you Kristan Read, for sharing your beauty, strength and truth. Kristan is a Shamanic Midwife, Teacher and crafting creatrix extraordinaire! You can experience Kristan's inspiring medicine for yourself through her work at www.atmypractice.comand www.thecrafthive.com


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This Day in History — February 12
Today is the 43rd day of 2019. There are 322 days left in the year.
1999: US President Bill Clinton is acquitted by the Senate in an impeachment trial stemming from the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
1554: Lady Jane Grey, who claimed the throne of England for nine days, is beheaded after being charged with treason.
1577: Don John of Austria, new governor of the Netherlands, issues edict to settle civil war.
1610: France's King Henry IV signs alliance with German Protestant Union.
1689: Declaration of Rights in England, in which William and Mary are proclaimed king and queen for life.
1736: Nadir Shah becomes king of Persia.
1870: Women in the Utah territory gain the right to vote.
1909: The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People is founded in the US.
1912: Pu Yi, the last emperor of China, abdicates, ending more than 2,000 years of imperial rule.
1915: The cornerstone for the Lincoln Memorial is laid in Washington.
1924: George Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue premieres in New York City.
1953: Britain and Egypt agree to end Anglo-Egyptian rule of Sudan and take steps toward granting self-rule.
1970: Israeli air raid on scrap metal plant in Egypt kills 70 civilians.
1974: Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Soviet Nobel Prize winner, is arrested at his Moscow apartment and is exiled the following day.
1986: Andrija Artukovic, 86, is extradited from United States to Yugoslavia to stand trial for war crimes during World War II. He later dies awaiting execution.
1992: United Nations Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali opens peace talks aimed at reaching a ceasefire in Somalia.
1998: Cuba releases "several dozen" prisoners, whose freedom was sought by Pope John Paul II during his January trip to Cuba.
1999: US President Bill Clinton is acquitted by the Senate in an impeachment trial stemming from the Monica Lewinsky scandal.
2000: Peanuts creator Charles Schulz dies at 77 following a battle with colon cancer, just as the last, original comic strip of his half-century career was being published in newspapers worldwide.
2002: Pakistani authorities arrest Ahmad Omar Saeed Sheikh, a British-born Islamic militant, as the prime suspect in the January kidnapping of Daniel Pearl, a US reporter for The Wall Street Journal.
2003: At least 30 people die and 160 others are injured in riots in La Paz, Bolivia, as striking police officers and protesters clash with the military.
2005: Police kill three demonstrators when thousands of protesters rampage and set fires that send a pall of smoke over Lome's turquoise coast, as pressure at home and abroad mounts against Togo's army-installed president.
2007: An Iraqi court sentences Saddam Hussein's former deputy to death for his role in the killings of Shiites in the Iraqi town of Dujail in 1982: The court ruled that Taha Yassin Ramadan's earlier sentence of life in prison was too lenient.
2008: Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd apologises on behalf of Australian Government to indigenous people for past injustices.
2010: A men's Olympic luger from the country of Georgia dies after a high-speed crash on a track that is the world's fastest and which has raised safety concerns among competitors. Tearful Olympics President Jacques Rogge says the death, hours before the opening ceremony in Vancouver, British Columbia, "clearly casts a shadow over these Games".
2011: Thousands of Algerians defy Government warnings and dodge barricades and riot police to rally in their capital, demanding democratic reforms a day after mass protests toppled Egypt's autocratic ruler.
2012: Greece's Parliament approves an austerity and debt-relief Bill, crucial for the country to avoid bankruptcy and remain in the Eurozone.
2013: North Korea conducts its third nuclear test, taking a crucial step toward its goal of building a bomb small enough to be fitted on a missile capable of striking the United States.
2014: Medical experts say a Salvadoran fisherman who says he drifted at sea for more than a year, surviving on raw fish, turtles and bird blood, is in stunningly good health, though psychologically fragile.
2017: At the Grammy Awards, Adele wins all five awards she was nominated for, including for the album 25, as well as record and song of the year (Hello).
Charles Darwin, English scientist (1809-1882); Abraham Lincoln, US president (1809-1865); Franco Zeffirelli, Italian director (1923- ); Michael Ironside, Canadian actor (1950- ); Christina Ricci, US actress (1980- ); Josh Brolin, US actor (1968- ).
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China is one of the world's largest auction markets, generating billions of dollars each year. And its ultra-wealthy are cashing into the world of quick returns.But not everyone's a winner.The insatiable appetite for ancient ceramics is feeding a dark underbelly. More than ever before, counterfeits are flooding in, fooling even the best experts.From the rolling hills of China's last archaeological site, to the kilns of forgery masters and the private museums of the country's super rich, 101 East explores the world of Chinese antiques and asks, will human greed destroy this centuries old history?
Fakes & Forgeries
$3500 For A Lump Of Plastic On Ebay
Just watched this sell on ebay – $3500 for a piece of modern plastic, when will the madness stop? Day in day out is see high prices being paid online and off line for modern/fake pieces. The UK auction houses are filled with modern items described as old, the fraud has now taken a new twist with good quality fakes being deliberately damaged and stapled then consigned by a respected lord of the manner or some upper class toff claiming the piece has been in his family's estate for years or planting the piece in a prominent place in the house and then calling an unsuspecting auctioneer out to look at a piece of furniture or whatever – you know what I mean you know the rest, whichever way the con is set up the toff usually gets 40% of the proceeds.
Fakes in the Art Market: How a Dealer Turned a Lemon into Lemonade
Shirley Mueller, MD
For me, this story is very strange. A dealer sold me a fake. Then, he resisted taking it back. To put me further off from returning it, he cited his years of experience handling and selling Chinese porcelain as proof the piece must be authentic. For further ammunition, he threatened to take the case to BADA (the British Antiques Dealers Association) to discredit me. Lastly, he said that he would never sell to me again—
I'm not sure he had to worry about the latter, but it is duly noted.
So, there was tension between the dealer and myself regarding my wish to return the dish I purchased. The seller wanted me to retain it and he would keep my payment. I wanted him to take it back and make a refund. We were at loggerheads.
Fakes plaguing Chinese antiques market drive boom in research
Art advisers and dealers have been building private libraries of auction and exhibition catalogues in a bid to plug gaps in provenance.
A growing desire to understand and prove the provenance of goods in the fake-ridden Chinese antiques market has led to a boom in old auction and exhibition catalogues. This trade has been driven by China's tens of thousands of art advisers, auction houses and dealers, who in recent years have been building private reference libraries for experts and clients. Book collectors and dealers in Hong Kong and Europe have been quietly doing a thriving business in catalogues for exhibitions and auctions of Chinese arts and antiques.
While China has always had a black market for imported art publications that cost a few dollars each, in-demand catalogues command prices in the thousands of dollars. One of the most sought after, for example, is the 127-page, 1950 catalogue for an exhibition of archaic Chinese jade at Florida's Norton Gallery and School of Art. Written by the renowned Chinese art dealer CT Loo, the finest examples can be purchased for around $500. Meanwhile, the 244-page Illustrated Catalogue of Chinese Government Exhibits for the International Exhibition of Chinese Art in London, Volume II: Porcelain, has English and Chinese text, and was printed in 1935 and today costs $1,500.
Chinese Auction Houses Need To Take A Leaf From Cao Zhao's Book
When in 1388, during the first years of the Ming dynasty, Cao Zhao, an author from the Yangtze city of Songjiang, published the Ge Gu Yao Lun (Essential Criteria of Antiquities), he had no idea that 600 years later, his advice to collectors would be the litmus test of a multibillion-dollar industry in 21st-century China.
In essence, what Cao explains is that a concern for authenticity should dominate all other concerns such as aestheticism when it comes to artefacts. The fear of fakes, forgeries and inauthenticity was prevalent in 14th-century China. As the international art press and business media has mentioned at length, these fears are present again today as Chinese auction houses aim for the international market.


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Deputy Prime Minister Jim Anderton has received the report of the Registrar of Electors about the enrolment of Phillida Bunkle.
He will read the report over the weekend.
Mr Anderton will then discuss it with Phillida Bunkle and with colleagues and expects to finalise the issue following the Alliance caucus on Tuesday.


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When John Singer Sargent painted this scene of Claude Monet working en plein air, he recorded the heyday of the Impressionists' love of working outdoors to record and celebrate nature. Ever since, there has been a long list of wonderful plein air artists on every continent, and we artists, living today, have a rich heritage of landscape art from which to be inspired. This is the final Part 5 of my blog entry on Plein Air Art- Looking Back.Read More
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Read John 10:7-10, 27-29
Farm life was not the environment I grew up in - far from it. I was born in Miami, Florida, and the closest I ever came to being around animals was my observation of animal movements as they gyrated around a carousel. I guess most of my knowledge of animal behavior came from God's word. From Genesis to Revelation, God reveals so much about animal behavior to illustrate a Biblical truth. In these verses, God reveals an important characteristic of sheep. They know their Master's voice.
Imagine now, it is dusk, and the shepherd begins to call his sheep into the fold, for protection through the night. He calls out, and immediately, his sheep recognize his voice enter into the fold where their shepherd stands watch at the gate. There is no other gate. As they enter, there is a feeling of calm security in the arms of their shepherd.
It's just as Jesus spoke it when he said these words: "My sheep listen to my voice, I know them, and they follow me. I give them eternal life, and they will never perish. No one can snatch them from the Father's hand."
As we listen to His voice and respond to His call, we enter into the fold and the assurance of "eternal security" is our inheritance.
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That's right I'm back to blonde. I've only had this blog being a redhead but I'm a natural blonde. I've had red hair for 5 months and I wanted change again. I dye my hair quite a lot, I've had it pink twice, I've had pink parts, I've had it brown and I don't even know what else. This isn't how my hair naturally looks, it's still a bit orangy but I knew that would happen, also I'm not this light but I bleached my hair before I dyed it red.
The product I used to get my hair blond is S.O.S. colour remover by Délor in light. It doesn't have any bleaching products in it and because my hair is already very damaged I wanted that so that's why I chose it. I'm very happy with the results, after having my hair dark red I couldn't have expected anything better.
I started out with this colour
I mixed up bottle A and B and put the mixture in a bowl, you don't have to put in a bowl you can use the bottle, The product is quite thin so I regretted putting it in a bowl. Do whatever feels best. I covered the space I was working on with plastic so I wouldn't create a huge mess, after i could just wrap everything it the plastic and throw it out.
I used my hands to apply it on my hair, wearing gloves of course. I used a comb to spread it but I didn't need it much because it was pretty thin and easy to spread. After I covered all of my hair I looked like this. With the light kit you have to let it sit for 30 minutes.
I know gorgeous. After it was in for 15 minutes I started to see a difference, it was small but it was there. After I waited for 30 minutes I took a shower and rinsed it out, you have to let the water run trough your hair for at least 5 to 10 minutes. This is because the product makes the hair dye molecules smaller so they can come out of your hair, but it doesn't take them out for you. You have to rinse it really good so they come out or else it won't work. After rinsing it out I applied part C the first time. It's like a shampoo and it foams like crazy. You have to let it in for 1 minute then rinse your hair for another 5 minutes. After that you use C again but this time as a normal shampoo and you rinse for 2 minutes. After all this rinsing and applying you are ready. You can do whatever you want with your hair after this. If you want to you can dye it right after this or just let it dry and style it, that's what I did. I'm happy with how it turned out, it still orange but it already so much better and getting red out of your hair is incredibly difficult. And this product doesn't even use bleach. I might do it again or I'll just use a color correcting shampoo to get rid of the orange tone. Or maybe I'll do a couple of vitamin C treatments, let me know if you want a post on how to to those.
I would defeneatly recommend this product if you want to take out a color without any bleaching, if it works on red it will work on almost anything. I used light so if you use dark you can get an even stronger result. If there any questions about this product please comment I'll be happy to answer them.
Thank you for reading, I hope I helped some people with a bad hair decision out and let me know if you give it a try!


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How Bond Convertibles Work
These investments start out as bonds, but the owner has the option of exchanging the principal for shares of the company's stock
Convertible bonds start life as interest-paying corporate bonds, paying more than the firm's stock dividend if there is one, but slightly less than its ordinary bonds. At some point, the owner has a choice of getting back principal, as with any bond, or exchanging the principal for shares of stock at a set price, typically 25% to 40% above the share price when the bond was sold, according to a study issued in March by Gabelli Funds.
If the shares have gone up enough, that means a capital gain on top of the interest earnings,...


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This is great. I've just lived through this with the company I helped start 14 years ago and from which I recently parted ways. The brochure features have to become real and beneficial for providers and patients. Exciting times ahead.
Startup CEOs and Investors: Bruce Brandes
All I Needed to Know to Disrupt Healthcare I Learned from "Seinfeld": Part VII – Showmanship, Double Dipping, and the Timeless Art of Seduction
By Bruce Brandes
Are there any classes in business school where we are taught to learn to take yes for an answer? Evidently not, because so few do.
Over the years, we have all been in meetings or presentations that went exceedingly well. In fact, often, the objectives are achieved long before the time allotted for the discussion has expired.
I was in a meeting just last week when an entrepreneur seeking funding got to a "yes" from our team 45 minutes into an event scheduled for an hour and a half. To his credit, he asked if we had any other questions or topics for discussion. When it was clear we were content, he confirmed next steps, thanked us, and got up to walk out. He exited on a high note for sure! And with my newly-found free half hour, I got inspired and started to write this column.
Not surprisingly, the first thought entering my mind as I sat down at the keyboard was of George Costanza developing a plan to end every conversation on a "high note" and "leave them wanting more."
George: "I had 'em Jerry. They loved me."
Jerry: "And then?"
George: "I lost 'em. I can usually come up with one good comment during a meeting, but by the end it's buried under a pile of gaffes and bad puns."
Jerry: "Showmanship, George. When you hit that high note, say goodnight and walk off."
Unfortunately, in business, showmanship has a different meaning than it does in comedy. Many companies can put on a great show to distract from disappointing or alarming realities. HBOC's yada yada we discussed earlier comes top of mind.
How would our world, and healthcare specifically, be different if we applied Jerry's version of showmanship to our healthcare business? Think of your favorite legacy vendor, say one who has built and sold a medical device or an EMR for decades, whose business is clearly waning as they desperately cling to their diminishing ongoing maintenance revenues.
Imagine the implications of them one day frankly telling the market long before they ever reached that point of decline, "Thank you, everybody. That's it for me! Goodnight, everyone."
In some ways, this does happen, just not as obviously and directly. Is this what Siemens was essentially saying when Cerner bought them last year? Or is that actually what SMS tried to express back in 2001 when they sold the company to Siemens in the first place?
In the late 1960s, SMS took their first dip into the market by pioneering shared computing for hospitals and helping revolutionize the business of healthcare. Decades later, SMS would try to "double-dip" their way to restored relevance with the introduction of Soarian. What would the market have missed if SMS had instead taken a page from Jerry's playbook and stepped off the market stage in 2001 (or earlier)? Would their clients have been better off moving then to another vendor, unencumbered by the pressure to protect legacy maintenance fees, with more clear promise for the future?
You may be thinking that many of these established companies (Philips, IBM, Stryker, etc.) reinvent themselves regularly by acquiring innovative, growing companies with better solutions. Some large companies do indeed make successful integration of acquisitions a core competency.
However, more often than not, legacy culture extinguishes the spark which made that group they acquired successful in the first place. Established vendors with historical encumbrances find it very difficult to bring innovations to market that may disrupt those legacy revenue streams. So generally they wait until some other entrepreneur with a more agile organization does it for them.
For example, who was better positioned 20 years ago to understand people's preferences for taking, viewing, and sharing photos than Kodak or Polaroid? Many of you know the story about Kodak inventing the digital camera but shelving it out of fear it would cut into their revenue from selling film. Who would have bet instead on an arrogant, hoodie-wearing, college dropout to put these companies out of their misery?
When was the last time you shunned Facebook or Instagram in favor of taking your film to the Kodak Photomat so you could share photos like this one?
Of the companies on the Fortune 500 from 1995, 57 percent are no longer on the list. Eighty-seven percent of the Fortune 500 from 1955 are now completely out of business.
Which healthcare vendors are poised to become the next Kodak? And might the industry be better served for some of those organizations to accept their inevitable fate, sparing the industry a ride on their death spiral?
Preferably, the industry would benefit if these legacy EMR and device companies would realize their proper place in the new, boundary-less healthcare ecosystem. Replacing incumbent vendors unnecessarily will only take time and money which healthcare organizations do not have.
To truly add value to the marketplace, legacy vendors must commit to interoperability completely and unreservedly as if their lives depended on it. Historical interoperability initiatives driven by the government or the vendors themselves have left us with little more than brochure-level integration.
Healthcare executives are now taking control of their own destiny. Through the new Center for Medical Interoperability, the CEOs of the most influential health systems in the country are turning the tables on vendors to open up and play nice with others or seal their fate to follow in Kodak's footsteps.
I implore those legacy companies who may resist, perhaps greedily trying to hang on, to take metaphorical advice from Timmy, who once rebuked George for trying to double-dip his chip. "From now on, when you take a chip, just take one dip and end it!"
Personal note: I have often wondered how one day I could apply my endless hours of Seinfeld study to somehow support my career. Having fallen short of my dream job as a sitcom writer, the chance to periodically pen this column has been great fun for me. I sincerely appreciate the kind words and encouragement I have received from old friends and new colleagues through the HIStalk community.
I plan to take my TV friend Jerry's advice and end this series — hopefully on a high note — with this post, possibly leaving a few of you wishing for more rather than becoming stale and redundant. As a child of the 70s, I vividly recall how the phrase "jumping the shark" was coined. So, good night everybody. That's it for me!
Bruce Brandes is managing director at Martin Ventures, serves on the board of advisors at AirStrip and Valence Health, and is entrepreneur in residence at the University of Florida's Warrington College of Business.


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By Solange Reyner |
Wednesday, 10 April 2019 08:26 PM
American Media Inc. has put the National Enquirer up for sale, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The news follows a rocky few years for the tabloid publication, which two months ago was accused by Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos of attempting to extort him.
American Media CEO David Pecker confirmed the plan after The Washington Post reported that the company had come under "intense pressure" to part ways with the Enquirer.
"We have been keenly focused on leveraging the popularity of our celebrity glossy, teen and active lifestyle brands while developing new and robust platforms including broadcast and audio programming," American Media President and Chief Executive David Pecker said in a statement. "Because of this focus, we feel the future opportunities with the tabloids can be best exploited by a different ownership."
American Media is also looking to sell off the Globe and National Examiner.
The National Enquirer has been in the spotlight since it admitted to paying $150,000 to former Playboy model Karen McDougal to prevent her from "influencing the election" with her allegation that she had an affair with President Donald Trump.
The Bezos story, though, was the final sticking point.
"The Trump thing was an issue, and [Anthony Melchiorre] was really disgusted by the Bezos reporting," a source told the Post.
Melchiorre controls the $4 billion hedge fund Chatham Asset Management, which holds an 80 percent stake in American Media Inc.
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Most of the system requirements are the same as 3.0.x. The most notable change is that PHP >= 5.3.3 is now required. Newer versions of PostgreSQL, SQLite, and MySQL are pending discussion[1].
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Hand Book of Materia Medica and Homœopathic Therapeutics.By T. F. Allen.
Presented by Médi-T.
Trombidium Muscæ Domesticæ.
A tincture is made of the red acarus, found under the wings of the common house-fly.
Generalities and Mind :- ►Rheumatic pains in left shoulder, arm, knee and region of heart. ► Inability to keep quiet. ► Weakness. ► Felt better in evening ; better in open air. ► Talkative during the day ; and disposed to be contrary. ► Inability to collect ideas, absence of idea. ► Loss of memory.
Head :- ►Oppressive aching. ► Dullness in forenoon. ► Congestion in evening, with red face and ears. ► Lightness. ► Dizziness ; on every attempt to rise from bed, with faintness. ► Heavy, sometimes sharp pains in temples, extending over, forehead, at 9.30 P.M., agg. left side. ► Pain in left mastoid process on waking at 7 A.M. ; in left side of head at 10 P.M., agg. shaking head and walking. ► Shooting above right temple at 3 P.M. ; near right parietal eminence at 11 A.M. ► Itching at 7 A.M., agg. vertex and occiput.
Eyes, Ears and Nose :- ►Redness of internal part of conjunctiva, similar to a pterygium. ► Lachrymation in open air. ► Itching at right inner canthus at 9 P.M. ► Shooting in ears in afternoon, agg. right ; frequently in right during the day and evening ; in right in forenoon, agg. swallowing or blowing nose. ► Itching in ears after rising. ► Nose obstructed on rising. ► Fluent coryza in open air and on eating. ► Mucous discharge from nose, worse during dinner. ► Dryness of nose in evening, with scabs. ► Nosebleed in morning ; afternoon.
Mouth, Throat and Stomach :- ►Aching in left decayed tooth, on waking at 7 A.M., renewed by breakfast, lasting till noon ; evening ; in evening from reading aloud, preventing sleep almost all night lasting next day, agg. lying down, eating talking and cold air, amel. warm drinks, amel. Staph. ► Tongue coated white. ► Throat sore on right side. ► Appetite lost. ► Eructations after meals ; tasting of the ingesta. ► (Vomiting after breakfast, though it was from drinking coffee.). ► Griping in pit of stomach, agg. dinner.
Abdomen :- ►Flatulent distention ; at 10 P.M. ; at 11 P.M., causing pain. ► Shooting, beginning in left hypochondrium. ► Griping on rising, obliging stool, which was brown and diarrhœic and which relieved the pain until after breakfast, when it returned with greater violent and induced a second stool, with tenesmus causing prolapsus, then burning about anus ; sudden G. at 1.30 P.M., agg. left side, which induced a stool, the stool passed quickly, then tenesmus and prolapsus, then pain as if excoriated, the stool relieved the pain only temporarily, as it returned with such violent as to force sweat from all parts, abated gradually, agg. dinner, causing another stool of soft brown fæces mixed and mucus, then tenesmus, prolapsus, weakness, agg. knees. ► Pain in morning, with urging to stool ; P. at 3 P.M., amel. diarrhœa ; on eating, with desire for stool ; agg. pressure ; darting, at 10 A.M., agg. above right hip ; as from incarcerated flatus at 3 P.M. ; sore, walking about 5 A.M., with urging to stool ; heavy, if forenoon, agg. drinking cold water and eating dinner, the same pain next day, agg. pressure. ► Pain in hepatic region, just under ends of floating ribs ; in forenoon, sore to pressure ; sore, in evening, with sensitiveness to touch. ► Darting pain in liver at 10 P.M.
Clinical :- ►Congestion of the liver, with internal sore pain in the abdomen and urgent loose stools on rising from bed, during the stool sharp pain in left side, shooting downward ; the pain in not amel. stool ; with the stool tenesmus, chilliness in the back ; followed by great ; prostration, coldness ; the stools return after dinner and after supper, but not after breakfast.
Anus and Stool :- ►Stitches upward along left side of anus. ► Diarrhœa, with straining and expulsion of flatus ; D. at 5 A.M., during the day several small, loose stools, always preceded by sore pain in intestines, with the stool tenesmus and shivering along the back, on following days several stools daily, mostly small, consisting of mucus with tenesmus, amel. Merc. ; light brown D. at 10 A.M. and 2 P.M., preceded and followed by pain in abdomen, straining with the second stool. ► Constipation, afterwards pappy stool.
Clinical :- ►Dysenteric stools, worse from 4 P.M. till 4 A.M., with a dry skin, etc. ► Dysentery, with brown, thin, discharges, sometimes bloody, sometimes with violent colic and severe tenesmus.
Respiratory Organs and Chest :- ►Hoarseness. ► Hacking cough from irritation in throat. ► Cutting to right of lower part of sternum at 7 A.M. ► Sharp pain in lower part of chest at 7 A.M. ► Throbbing all chest from 9 till 11 A.M.
Heart and Pulse :- ►Shooting in region of heart at 7.30 A.M. ► Pain in region of heart at 4 P.M., agg. a long breath ; darting rheumatic, in region. ► Pulse 100 and full at 9 A.M. ► Intermittent pulse.
Extremities :- ►Shooting in different joints during the day ; in joints in afternoon and evening ; in left heel and wrist ; in phalangeal joints of third finger and in left knee, in forenoon. ► Heaviness. ► Shoulder, shooting in right joint at 2 P.M. ; shocks in left joint in afternoon and next forenoon ; pain in left ; rheumatic pain in left. ► Forearm, aching down left ; pain in bones of left at noon ; frequent pains in left in forenoon ; intermittent pain in left at 11 P.M., then shooting. ► Shooting in a spot on inner side of dorsum of wrist, at 4 P.M. ; in right wrist at noon, intermittent at first ; in phalangeal joints of second left finger at 8.30 A.M. ; in palmar surface of ungual phalanx of right thumb ; intermittent, in finger-joints, elbows and wrists in forenoon, also in right finger-joints, elbow and wrist in forenoon. ► Pain in left hip-joint on rising from a seat and beginning to walk, causing limping, usually amel. a few steps. ► Thigh tearing in lower part of left at 2.30 P.M. ; flying, sharp pains in left at 9 A.M. ► Knee, rheumatic pain in left ; intermittent pain in right at 9 A.M. ► Boring in right tibia in forenoon. ► Pain in inner part of left ankle at 12 P.M., agg. bearing weight on it. ► Tearing in left tarsus at 1 P.M. ► Shooting in right ankle at 3 P.M. ; in left tarsus at 6 P.M. ; in outer side of right metatarsus at 3 P.M. ; in inner side of left heel.
Skin, etc. :- ►Pimples on nape in evening. ► Itching in spots on chin and among whiskers ; in evening, and about neck. ► Constant inclination to gape through the day ; in afternoon. ► Sleepiness. ► Restless sleep. ► Wakefulness after 4 A.M., with restlessness. ► Lewd dreams. ► Chilliness at night, agg. morning on waking. ► Fever in afternoon, with pulsation in arteries of head and aching in occiput and small of back. ► Burning in pinnæ of ears in evening, agg. right.
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Alice in Wonderland
For those who don't know, i'm a HUGE Disney fan. It was the essence of my childhood along with Star Wars. I would always wake up at 2am as a kid and sneak down stairs to watch the black and white Mickey Mouse cartoons. Sometimes I wouldn't get caught but i was usually caught and forced against my will back to bed.
When I saw the Annie Leibovitz Disney Dream photographs I instantly knew more of the work I wanted to work on so I decided why not try and create a talented team of friends to help work on our skills and make something amazing. My idea was to do something similar to the Disney Dream photographs except do multiple shots from each movie or character we focused on.
I decided we should try something semi hard by doing Alice in Wonderland. It's not as hard as the Little Mermaid but there are still some complicated shots involved. We settled on 3 main shots and shot some extras for compositing fun. In this post i have included 2 of the shots as well as the group shots with storyboards
The final shots are being worked on and I had an amazing team on this. Couldn't have done it with out them. I also included some of the story board shots done by my good friend Marcus Ocana. And a special thanks to Amazing Fairytale Parties for donating the dress for Alice.
Feel free to send me any questions or comments, i'd be happy to answer them!


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Solar for Homes
Reduce your energy bills, not your kerb appeal
Let's simplify solar
There are three simple questions to consider when shopping for solar for your home.
- How much energy will my solar panels produce?
- How long will my solar system last?
- Who makes my solar panels?
Unrivaled performance
SunPower home solar systems feature the most efficient solar panels on the market.*At the heart of every system is the Maxeon® solar cell, designed with a solid copper foundation to stand up to harsh conditions and deliver decades of productivity. And more power means fewer panels on your roof and greater savings for years to come.
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BWS survivor Jessica Stokes awarded medal, donation from Just for Kix dance group
Last month, Jessica Stokes was awarded the Hero Medal by her dance group Just for Kix in recognition of her battle with Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome, a condition she has lived with since birth.
Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome, or BWS, is an overgrowth disorder, usually present at birth, characterized by an increased risk of childhood cancer and certain congenital features.
"The JFK hero medal was awarded to Jessica for her strength, courage and positive attitude as she faces the challenges of living with BWS," said Donna Fort with Just for Kix.
Jessica was diagnosed with the syndrome shortly aft...
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International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer, 16 September 2014
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Tonga prepares to join its counterparts around the globe in observing International Day for the Preservation of the Ozone Layer tomorrow, under the theme: "Ozone Layer Protection: The Mission Goes On", it does so reassured in the knowledge that the Ozone Layer is "certainly recovering" .
The Montreal Protocol on Substances that Deplete the Ozone Layer is widely recognized as one of the most successful environmental treaties in history. It establishes legally binding controls on the national production and consumption of ozone-depleting substances, and enjoys universal ratification by 197 parties.
Recent scientific findings reveal the importance of the Montreal Protocol. Without the Protocol and associated agreements, atmospheric levels of ozone-depleting substances could have increased ten-fold by 2050. Concerted action has prevented millions of cases of skin cancer.
The Protocol has also significantly contributed to the fight against climate change, as many ozone-depleting substances are powerful greenhouse gases. Climate change is affecting communities, economies and ecosystems across the globe. It is essential that we act to mitigate the threat with the same unity of purpose as we have in facing the dangers of ozone depletion.
Though the abundance of ozone-depleting substances in the atmosphere is declining and the ozone layer is expected to recover around the middle of this century. There are, however, some remaining challenges to the phase-out of ozone-depleting substances. This year's theme seeks to galvanize all stakeholders to increase their efforts to address the challenges.
The Ozone Depleting Substances Project will host a talkback program on Radio Tonga One on the16th of September 2014 at 2:00pm to raise public awareness on the importance of the ozone layer and the work of the Montreal Protocol.


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