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- I really mean it when I tell my clients they cannot get a do over on a signed settlement agreement. And this guy wanted a doozie of a do-over. Can't say I blame him. (Wall Street Journal)
- Do you wait to send a friend or family member a wedding gift until the month before their first anniversary because you don't believe the marriage will last that long? Now a website allows you to get a refund on your gift if that marriage doesn't last. Pay 8% of the cost of the gift (must be under $500) to WeddingGiftRefund.com along with a receipt within a week of the wedding and if the not-so-happy couple divorces in three years, you'll get a refund. (New York Times)
- Going through a divorce is tough. Sometimes you need a little help afterwards. (Business Week)
- Friendships matter even more after divorce. How do you make them flourish? (Huffington Post)
- If you own your own business, think about becoming Batman. Er…uh…What? Oh, you should get a pre-nup. (Reuters via FindLaw)


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Macon youth sets national track and field record
Azyia Brookins won the title in the long jump Friday at the Georgia state meet for the Junior Olympics, and she set a national record along the way.
Competing in the 8-and-under age group, Brookins had a jump of 3.81 meters, which beat the previous record of 3.38 meters.
Brookins, who competes for the Macon Striders Track Club, qualified to go to the regional meet July 5-9 in Newport News, Va. The national meet will be held July 28-Aug. 1 in Baltimore.


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Project management across the United States is an extremely diverse and growing industry. By 2020, there will be an expected 6.2 million jobs for certified project managers, which is about a 12% increase from today's market.
The Tampa Bay area alone has experienced a 38% growth in job postings for project managers since 2012 and is expected to continue to rise. Of these jobs, the number of project manager job postings in the Tampa Bay area listing a Project Management Professional Certification or PMP as "required" or "preferred" is dramatically increasing.
Why do you need a certification in project management?
- It opens the door to more job opportunities in project management
Project Management is a booming industry. By 2020, there's anticipated to be 6.2 million jobs for certified project managers, which is about a 12% increase from today's market, according to the Project Management Institute (PMI).
- You're able to increase your salary by more than 20%
According to the Project Management Institute, project managers with a PMP learn approximately 22% more annually than project managers without one. This percentage increases with experience.
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Project management is an extremely diverse field, and project managers can be utilized on nearly any part of a business team in many industries. Given the variety of job and career opportunities, there are certifications available to demonstrate your specialized project management knowledge.
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Tricks From The Trade | The Perfect Artichoke
Nutty, creamy... a bit laborious, artichokes can at once be a daunting piece of produce + one of the most fulfilling. Follow along with our favorite technique below + you'll be cooking up artichokes all Fall long.
1 Artichoke
3 Cloves, Garlic
1 Lemon, sliced into wedges.
1/2 Cup Stock or Water
Using a bread knife, remove the top 1/4 of the artichoke.
Cut about 1/4 inch of the stem (the brown part).
Remove the tough bottom leaves from the choke.
With a peeler, shave the underside + stem.
Place prepared choke in a pot big enough to hold the choke with a lid attached.
Add the stock, garlic and 1 lemon wedge to the pot.
Bring pot to a simmer, place the lid on the pot and steam for approximately 30 minutes.
Add more liquid to the pot if necessary to avoid burning.
The artichoke is finished when the outer leaves are easily removed from the body.
When ready, remove from the pot.
Serve with Empire Mayo White Truffle Mayonnaise.
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Student resistance to schooling: Understanding the guided study hall student
The purpose of this study is to understand mildly marginalized students better and their educational histories as the student see them in order to effectuate policies and practices that can support their academic success. Specifically, this study looks at school from the perspective of two students to discover how they resist learning. Data on the two seniors, one male and one female, were collected during the 2011–2012 school year at a Midwest suburban high school and included observations, field notes, and in-depth interviews. In this ethnographic case study, four prevalent concepts (parent expectations, social expectations, drug use, and academic expectations) that contributed to the students' motivation and academic performance. However, each student has his or her own reasons for resisting learning and must be seen as individuals by their teachers. Suggestions for how teachers can better work with these students and directions for further research are also discussed.
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Educational psychology
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Welsh, Kelly Ann, "Student resistance to schooling: Understanding the guided study hall student" (2012). ETD collection for University of Nebraska - Lincoln. AAI3503437.


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Beth Darnall, PhD is Clinical Professor in the Department of Anesthesiology, Perioperative and Pain Medicine at Stanford University. She is principal investigator for $13M in federally funded research projects on pain and opioid reduction. She investigates patient-centered outpatient opioid tapering, mechanisms of pain catastrophizing, targeted pain psychology treatments she has developed, prevention of post-surgical pain. She delivers pain psychology and opioid reduction lectures and workshops nationally and internationally. She has authored 3 books: The Opioid-Free Pain Relief Kit © 2016; Less Pain, Fewer Pills: Avoid the dangers of prescription opioids and gain control over chronic pain ©2014; and Psychological Treatment for Chronic Pain ©2018 (American Psychological Association Press). In 2018, she presented on 'The Psychology of Pain Relief' at the 2018 World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. She is the former Co-Chair of the AAPM Pain Psychology Task Force, and in 2015 received a Presidential Commendation from AAPM. She has been featured in the San Francisco Chronicle, New York Magazine, Forbes, Scientific American Mind, The Washington Post, BBC Radio and TIME Magazine.
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Blå fisk (blue fish), デンマーク
In Denmark, Coop, Dansk Supermarked and SuperGros have joined forces to promote sustainable seafood to consumers in a new joint nationwide marketing campaign The initiative is the first of its kind worldwide.
The three retailers participating in the campaign, who together account for most of the Danish supermarkets, have teamed up with the Marine Stewardship Council, eight leading Danish seafood brands and the Danish Fishermen's Producer Organization for the first MSC campaign in Denmark.
The blå fisk (blue fish) campaign will help increase shopper awareness and enable them to make a sustainable choice when buying seafood.
The campaign is supported by high impact point-of-sale materials, outdoor ads. It is also featured in consumer magazines and an online campaign.
Nicolas Guichoux, MSC Director Europe says: "This is a truly amazing demonstration of support for sustainable seafood. The MSC has run a multitude of joint marketing campaigns around the world but never have so many competing retailers, representing more than 90 per cent of the food distribution in one country, embarked on a joint marketing campaign."


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Early today a tragic shooting took place in a church in Sutherland Springs, TX. It is currently estimated that at least 26 people have been killed. In the wake of this terrible act of violence, it seems timely to repeat the prayer of confession from this morning's worship service at Lake Baldwin Church.
Heavenly Father, we believe that you are good, yet there are times when we are overwhelmed by the brokenness that surrounds us. Your word tells us to expect suffering, yet we are often surprised, angry, and fearful when hard times come. We cannot ignore the powerful evils that still have a stronghold in this world. We confess that we are often tempted to despair, to worry, and to fear.
Gracious God, may this repeated command resonate in each of our hearts this morning: "Do not be afraid." May we remember your power and authority, and may we rest in the peace that only comes from you. Give us the courage to go forth into this broken world and shine your truth into darkness, clinging tightly to the eternal hope of restoration that is promised to all your children.
Sovereign Lord, may we be captivated by your steadfast goodness, power, and beauty. May we love you for yourself alone. By the power of the Holy Spirit, show us your beauty, attract our hearts, and capture our imaginations, so that we find joyful pleasure in serving you. Amen.*
*paragraph 3 adapted from:
Keller, Timothy. The Songs of Jesus: A Year of Daily Devotions in the Psalms. Penguin Publishing Group. Kindle Edition, page 49-50.


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32,000 registered refugees live in Jabal el-Hussein camp
Jabal el-Hussein camp is one of four camps established in Jordan after 1948 to accommodate refugees who left Palestine as a result of the 1948 Arab-Israeli war.
The camp was set up in 1952 for 8,000 refugees on an area of 0.42 square kilometres, northwest of Amman.
The refugees replaced the original tents with more durable shelters and UNRWA provided roofing. The camp has since grown into an urban-like quarter and has become part of Amman.
As with other camps in Jordan, Jabal el-Hussein camp faces severe overcrowding. There is no space for further building.
UNRWA runs 12 installations to provide services for camp refugees.
About 28 percent of Palestine refugees in Hussein camp have an income below the national poverty line of JD814, according to the FaFo report of 2013.
Female unemployment in Jabel Hussein camp is lowest of the ten Palestine refugee camps in Jordan, standing at 12 percent.
Jabel Hussein camp is one of two camps ranked second among Palestine refugee camps in the country when it came to chronic health problems, standing at 15 percent. Also, 69 percent of Palestine refugees in Jabel Hussein camp don't have health insurance.
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On the Synology Wiki there is a guide for installing ipkg (bootstrapping) for a number of Synology NAS versions. However the DS213j (which I own) is not mentioned. There appears to be no bootstrap script for the CPU in this model (Marvell Armada 370 ARMv7) .
After some searching I found the following instructions on GitHub:
It appears the binaries for the Marvell Kirkwood mv6281 CPU also work on the DS213j. Following the instructions (based on version) I could successfully install ipkg on my Synology running DSM 4.3.


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Nikolai Janakiev explains the concept of the covariance matrix using a bit of Python and some graphs:
In this article we saw the relationship of the covariance matrix with linear transformation which is an important building block for understanding and using PCA, SVD, the Bayes Classifier, the Mahalanobis distance and other topics in statistics and pattern recognition. I found the covariance matrix to be a helpful cornerstone in the understanding of the many concepts and methods in pattern recognition and statistics.
Many of the matrix identities can be found in The Matrix Cookbook. The relationship between SVD, PCA and the covariance matrix are elegantly shown in this question.
Understanding covariance is critical for a number of statistical techniques, and this is a good way of describing it.
Eleni Markou shows how to calculate the lifetime value of a group of customers using two techniques:
A lot of ink has been spilled in developing various descriptions of the LTV, the majority of which ends up with mathematical formulas that are based on margin (m), retention rate (r) and discount rate (d) like the following (here):
However, this model appears to be not that realistic as it is based on a few quite restrictive assumptions:
- Retention is assumed to be constant during the lifetime of a customer, i.e. the probability r of remaining retained remains the same across all months.
- An infinite time horizon is assumed when calculating the present value of future cash flows.
- The unit economics are supposed to be constant throughout lifetime which leads to a constant contribution margin.
Yet when dealing with an actual company, it easily becomes evident that none of the aforementioned conditions actually hold. Especially in early-stage businesses the size of the time periods across which you would like to calculate the LTV is month – or week – sized while at the same time the retention rate across them can vary significantly as the company's products evolve quickly.
There's a lot packed into that article, so give it a read.
Kenneth Fisher links to a set of T-SQL formatters:
I have a hard time working with code that's so badly formatted I can't read it. Normally I'd just format it myself, but this was a good dozen pages long. So what did I do? I ran to twitter screaming for help.
And I got a lot of responses! Here were the recommendations followed by who recommended them:
My favorite is DevArt's SQL Complete, which is a paid product, but covers almost perfectly our 30-some page T-SQL formatting guideline.
Jamie Wick shows us how to build out an alert if we've exceeded a threshold for time since the last log backup:
The primary reason most transaction logs start to (unexpectedly) grow is that the transaction log hasn't been backed up. This is usually caused by one of two situations: the log backup job failed, or the log backup job didn't start. Most options for backing up SQL transaction logs (3rd party software, SQL Agent job, or maintenance plan) will include an alert/notification mechanism for when the job fails. Where some backup options are lacking is in notifying that a (log) backup that should have been taken, wasn't. If the backup (or management) software doesn't include an alert for missing backups, SQL Server (2008 & newer) has a solution. Policy Based Management (PBM) includes a policy (Last Log Backup Date) that will send an email notification when the last backup date/time exceeds a specified threshold.
A good use for a woefully underappreciated tool.
Grant Fritchey shows us something that the SSMS tools team snuck in on us:
One of the many new sets of functionality introduced in SQL Server Management Studio 17 is the new option "Analyze Actual Execution Plan." If Microsoft continues down this path, there will be a lot of useful functionality at some point. If you haven't yet looked at Analyze Actual Execution Plan, well, read on.
I hope they do expand this out. I can see it being very beneficial, but it needs to look at a lot more than just cardinality estimations.
Arun Sirpal explains how backups work with Azure SQL Data Warehouse:
The question is how are backups done with Azure SQL DW?
It is very different from Azure SQL DB (which you would expect). Azure SQL DW has a totally different architecture to its classic database counter-part. Restore points are the key here. Automatic ones are taken throughout the day and are kept for seven days only. Worst case scenario is the time between the restore points will be eight hours hence giving an eight hour RPO (Recovery Point Objective).
You can also create manual restore points, as Arun shows.
Brent Ozar looks at a couple of places where Postgres and SQL Server differ in implementation details:
In SQL Server, if you write this query:
1234 With AllPosts AS (SELECT * FROM StackOverflow.dbo.Posts)SELECT *FROM AllPostsWHERE Id = 1;
SQL Server builds a query plan for the entire operation at once, and passes the WHERE clause filter into the CTE. The resulting query plan is efficient, doing just a single clustered index seek.
In Postgres, CTEs are processed separately first, and subsequent WHERE clauses aren't applied until later. That means the above query works just fine – but performs horribly. You'll get much better results if you include your filters inside each CTE, like this:
123 With AllPosts AS (SELECT * FROM StackOverflow.dbo.Posts WHERE Id = 1)SELECT *FROM AllPosts;
That's less than ideal.
The comments are valuable here as well.
Andrew Pruski walks us through fixing a connection error:
I recently bought a Dell XPS 13 running Ubuntu 16.04 and ran into an issue when connecting SQL Operations Studio (version 0.31.4) to SQL 2017 CU9 running in a docker container. Other people seem to encountering this issue as well so am posting it so that it may be of some help to someone in the future.
The error generated was: –
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException (0x80131904): A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the pre-login handshake. (provider: SSL Provider, error: 31)
The full error can be viewed here
Read on for the solution.


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A duty-free shop in London Heathrow Airport allegedly discriminated against Chinese customers in its pricing policy, triggering outrage among Chinese internet users.
In response to allegations that its staff were raising the minimum purchase price for Chinese travelers to receive VIP discount vouchers, the World Duty Free shop at Heathrow Airport Terminal 2 posted a carefully worded notice on its official Sina Weibo social media post acknowledging inconsistent pricing, but not discrimination.
"We have investigated this straight away and have identified an issue which we have corrected with immediate effect," the post read. "The programme applies regardless of the destination customers are flying to."
A cashier refused to give a Chinese customer a VIP voucher saying that she needed to spend 1,000 pounds (,400) to receive the 20 percent discount "because she's Chinese," internet user Renjiannaipao posted on Sina Weibo on Sunday.
Renjiannaipao said he/she worked as a part-time salesperson at the shop and witnessed discrimination against Chinese travelers ahead of the Spring Festival shopping boom.
"Shoppers of other nationalities could obtain the VIP voucher after forking out no more than 250 pounds… while Chinese customers needed to spend 1,000 pounds to receive a 20 percent discount the next time they shop at the store," Renjiannaipao said.
The policy was that every passenger enjoys a 20 percent discount after spending 500 pounds, but that policy did not remain the same every day, an employee at the World Duty Free shop at Heathrow Airport Terminal 4 told the Global Times reporter on Monday.
The policy changed to other amounts depending on the date of the customer's flight, the staff member said. He refused to give his name.
Renjiannaipao's post was shared more than 82,000 times on Sina Weibo as net users cited other incidents of alleged discrimination and slammed the shop for exploiting Chinese.
"Thanks for Renjiannaipao's reminder. I shopped at the airport several times and they never told me about the voucher. No shop should trick customers, let alone discriminate against Chinese customers," net user nuobeiwodemao posted.
The official Heathrow Airport Twitter account filled with angry comments over the weekend. In response, the official account posted, "We sincerely apologize for issues surrounding a voucher scheme provided by one of our partners.
"Our partner has now identified and corrected the issue with immediate effect. This event offers the same benefits for travelers to all destinations."
The duty-free case proves racism festers deeply in the psyche of some British people and should be condemned, Cui Hongjian, director of the Department of European Studies at the China Institute of International Studies, told the Global Times on Monday.
On the other hand, Chinese tourists should adjust their irrational consumption idea of spending extravagantly when buying products abroad, he said. Such irrationality would be exploited by others and cause unreasonable reactions from locals as well, Cui said.
"If the company thinks Chinese people are gullible, then we believe that it will be boycotted and have no chance to earn even one penny from us," a Chinese student at King's College, London told the Global Times. He refused to give his name.


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Scene 1: Click the flowers and note blue and green color of the butterflies. Take a diamond from the branch of the tree on the right a dart from the plant a nest from the tree on theleft and a stick from the bottom of this tree Hit the target board on the tree with the dart and pick the eagle tattoo and a bit paper from the rock.
Scene 2: Click the flowers and note the robin blue and red color of the butterfly. Take a blue diamond for the tree stump on the right, rubbing stonethe plant, pick the bit paper from the tree behind the fence, pick the blue diamondform behind the stone on the cave. Get a water pot from the front of the tree stump
Scene 3: Pick bit paper from the hill, from behind the plant between the dinosaur and tree and combine the paper bits to get the number 5928. Click the lid of the barrel and get a green diamond. Pick the clay lamp from the white flat stone on the left. Pick the red diamond from the cactus.
Scene 4: Apply the colors from the butterflies on the mushroom on the left and get a rubber horn bulb. Place the number 5928 on the object on straight and get a jaguar tattoo.
Scene 5: Join the stick with the rubber horn bulb and get the number 3716 and put it on the yellow box and get a rubbing stone Take the nest, drag rubbing stones, and the clay lamp and light the lamp. Place the lit lamp on the white flat stone and note the hint.
Scene 6: Change the images on the mushroom as per hint, to get a lion tattoo.
Scene 7: Paste the diamonds on the tree and get a rhino tattoo. Pluck the plant from the stem from the left side of the cave. Place the plant on the sleeping bear, to move it and free the cave entrance. Drag the pot of water at the entrance of the cave. Paste the tattoos on it, and get an egg.
Scene 8: Give the egg to the dinosaur.
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Improvements to IFMX SQL Editor
The previously announced IFMX SQL Editor is now improved with some new features:
- option to choose whether to stop or continue execution when executing multiple commands
- abillity to change the window title (useful when working with multiple windows).
Also, all the config files are now located in the application directory (instead of users home).
For more info on IFMX SQL Editor, check out the project page. There is also new ready-to-use binary archive available for download (direct link), along with some getting started instructions.
New SQL Editor
Anyone remember Informix's SQL Editor? I bet some of you still use it regulary. It's simple and easy to work with, whether you are a database developer, a DBA or for whatever purpose you use SQL/SPL. I always liked that you can work with lot of SQL in the editor and execute just the selected commands, that you can execute more commands at the same time and get results in separate tabs, and that you can go through tabs with shortcut keys, so most of the time you can use keyboard only. It has some shortcomings, such as extremely annoying single level undo. And it's a Windows application. However, it is light, doesn't take gigs of memory, unlike some other database tools. And it is not available any more from IBM for quite some time now.
When I was migrating my desktop environment from Windows to Ubuntu several years ago, I needed a new SQL tool to manage my development and DBA tasks. As there were no light, reasonably fast, free solutions available (perhaps I'll elaborate on this in some future post), I made one myself. I was learning Groovy in that time, so this was a great opportunity to explore the power of this language and make something that I'll use. The goal was to make useful tool, very similar in appearance and functionality to Informix SQL Editor, with as simple code as possible. I'm using it on a daily basis for years now. And finally, I made an effort this month and open-sourced it.
So, without further ado, I'm proud to present the IFMX SQL Editor! It is released under GNU GPL license, and everything is available at GitHub as ifmx-sql-editor project – the code, downloads, wiki, issue tracker, etc.
As it is compiled to Java byte code, it can be executed on various operating systems. There is ready-to-use binary archive available for download (direct link), along with some getting started instructions.
Here are some screenshots to get the idea:
In summary, some of the main features:
- fully keyboard centric
- allows you to execute only a portion of SQL commands in editor
- allows execution of multiple SQL commands at once, displaying query results in separate tabs.
Improvements to original Informix SQL Editor:
- multilevel undo/redo
- SQL syntax highlighting (thanks to jsyntaxpane project)
- modification of the results grid – ordering, show/hide columns (thanks to SwingX project).
Further development is also planned. There will soon be some issues created in the project's issue tracker.
Hope someone will find this piece of software useful. Comments and contributions are more than welcome.


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I'm constantly tweaking my routine in search of movements and activities to make me feel my best. Strength has always been a foundation in my training. During my hockey career it served a specific purpose, and now it serves a different, yet equally important purpose. The human body thrives under change. It is this process of adaptation - - to constantly fluctuate in training stimulus, that separates the successful from the stagnant. A large chuck of my athletic success can be attributed by always changing bits and pieces to my training. While it is rooted in strength, speed, power, and agility, I never do the same thing multiple days in a row. Our strength sessions coming in May are the perfect balance to the high speed intensity of Tread and Shred. Just remember, speed follows strength. Here are some of the benefits of taking a deliberate approach to integrating strength training into your routine:
Build strength not mass.
I have no desire to look like a body builder. Don't confuse strength building with excessive hypertrophy. I understand the fear behind gaining too much muscle mass, yet I have never heard anyone tell me they don't want to be strong. Strength training is based in different protocols than mass training, and our goal is to help you improve your posture, run more efficiently, live pain free, and FEEL strong!
Live pain free.
I have built my training program around strength because I want to move well, and live pain free for the rest of my life. Throughout my career, countless clients have come to me in some sort of pain, and the solution to their problem usually lies in addressing the balance between strength and mobility. Without getting too deep into the science, the human body craves balance. In the case of movement and posture, muscular length and tension must coexist in harmony, neither state gaining control. Weak muscles are tight muscles, and tight muscles are painful and interfere with daily activity.
Become a better athlete ... and human!
You'll never see me do a bicep curl (no offense to the bicep curlers out there, but a pull up is all anyone needs for strong biceps). I'd rather spend my time doing functional movements that will make me a better athlete - front squats, dead lifts, push ups. Strength work compliments everything in life - how you stand, how you sit, how fast you can run, the structure and density of your bones, and most importantly how you feel. It has benefits that running, while also a functional movement, does not. Incorporating strength focused training is the way top athletes across every sport train because it is the platform upon which their specific skill is built. I challenge anyone to show me a sport in which strength isn't an integral function of success, and success is what I seek for every one of my athletes.
As coaches at Fly Feet, we are always looking for new ways to help our athletes achieve their goals. In May, we're taking it the next level, by expanding our programming in an effort to help each of you find even more of the success you have already experienced. Over the month of May we will dive into a series of workouts designed to help you incorporate more strength training into your routine. All day, every Tuesday (with the exception of 6:30 pm Stride) we will coach a floor-based training session. You'll still get to hop on the tread for some warm-up but we're going to take time to bridge the gap between the interval training you know and love, and true strength training. This will be potent and effective for you and, just like Tread and Shred, will be enough stimulus for one day of training. It's going to feel different than 30" on: 30" off in dynamic mode, but it is valuable training that will help you become a much more well rounded athlete. We will post a training overview on our programming page along with our regular programming overview so you have an idea of what to expect. I have been so excited to launch this strength series to give our athletes the opportunity to take their training to the next level. Any questions? Let us know.
All Hail the TreadMighty,


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Songbroker Song of the Day : Yasamin - 'Fire'
Born to Iraqi immigrants, singer/songwriter Yasamin didn't gather up the courage to pursue her musical dream until later in her life. This would mean leaving behind a full time career as a scientist and throwing herself fully into recording. Her first full length album is due out July 2017.
Yasamin first introduced her music in 2013 with "The Hello EP - Chasing Melodies".
Yasamin has drawn comparisons to female musicians such as Corinne Bailey Rae and Ingrid Michaelson and cites her love for lyrics as what drew her to music initially.
'Fire' is her latest single and is an elegant and melodic track with heartfelt, thoughtful lyrics.


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Tell us about the one luxury item you wish you could afford, in as much detail as you can. Paint a picture for us.
I'm actually not into fancy things of any kind for the most part. The things I wish I could afford are actually fairly simple. I guess when you don't have a lot of money it doesn't really take that much to please you.
The things that I wish I could afford are as follows:
- A modest house. Nothing fancy, but someplace I could call my own that has enough room for my kids and me to have our own bedrooms.
- A decent car with low mileage that is reliable and doesn't eat a lot of gas.
- Extra money to do things like go to the movies or maybe a concert or two with my kids.
That's it really. Nothing special. Just some of the basics that most people take for granted that they have.
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Stonehaven's Professor Dame Sue Black has been named as one of the Saltire Society's 'Outstanding Women of Scotland' for 2017.
Professor Black, an internationally renowned forensic anthropologist, was among 10 Scottish women from the fields of the arts, culture, politics, activism and science who were honoured at a special ceremony at Glasgow Women's Library yesterday (March 7).
The 2017 inductees join the likes of First Minister Nicola Sturgeon, J.K. Rowling and Annie Lennox in the Outstanding Women of Scotland community. Since the initiative was launched in 2015, the public have been invited to nominate inspiring women who have made a significant contribution to Scottish culture and society.
Professor Black said: "I am grateful to the Saltire Society for this kind and amazing honour. My fellow inductees have all made exceptional contributions to their individual fields and I am proud to be part of such esteemed company. They, and the nominees from the past two years, are fantastic examples of how Scottish women are making a difference in this country and much further afield.
"For me, this is timely as it comes during the University's annual Women in Science festival, the only one of its kind in the world.
"The festival, which I am patron of, celebrates the achievements of women in science, technology, engineering and mathematics and aims to encourage more young girls to consider a career in these subjects. For this to happen we need positive role models to show women they can succeed in traditionally male-dominated industries."
Professor Black is director of the Centre for Anatomy and Human Identification (CAHID) and co-director of the Leverhulme Research Centre for Forensic Science, both based at the University of Dundee.
Her forensic expertise has been crucial to a number of high-profile criminal cases, including the conviction of Scotland's largest paedophile ring in 2009 and more recently the conviction of Richard Huckle, the UK's most prolific paedophile.
At CAHID she leads a team which has developed new forensic techniques such as identification of child abusers through vein and skin patterns of the hand and other parts of the anatomy.
In 1999 Professor Black headed the British Forensic Team's exhumation of mass graves in Kosovo. She has also been deployed to aid with disaster victim identification in major events such as the Asian tsunami of 2004. She received a Damehood in HM The Queen's 90th birthday honours last year.
Sarah Mason, Saltire Society programme director, said: "It is a great privilege to once again honour truly inspiring women who change the world we live in. The Saltire Society exists to promote and celebrate Scottish culture and heritage and we are proud to work with Glasgow Women's Library in the Outstanding Women of Scotland.
"Over the years, the contribution of Scotland's women to the cultural life of this country has been truly remarkable but sadly too often underestimated or overlooked."
She added: "By building the Outstanding Women of Scotland community year by year, I hope we can begin to address that shortcoming and bring women to the forefront."


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5.5 "The bet & the story" Stars!
After reading Irresistibly Yours, I couldn't stop myself and I decided on reading Lauren's Sex, Love & Stiletto series. And I cannot be happier about it! I am thoroughly enjoying it!!
After the Kiss is the first novel in this series and it is about Julie Greene (a very succesful journalist, expert on dating, and now a worried one because she has to write about something more) and Mitchell Forbes (a Wall Street worker who does a 'different' bet with a collegue and the subject of Julie's next story).
But this thing with Mitchell —and she really didn't have a name for it— felt far too private. And she was afraid she knew why. She was falling for him. She was falling for the subject of her story.
I LOVED THIS BOOK. Loved. It has an amazing storyline (as I said a previous time, I am really enjoying Layne's writing), its characters are full of emotions (I was literally crying so many times!) and the chemistry between the two main characters is of-the-chards hot! I mean.. THAT FIRST KISS (the fucking sexual tension, OMG). Amazingly done, Lauren Layne!
She wasn't going to write the story.
Mitchell meant too much to her. And even if it wouldn't break his heart to have their relationship splayed across Stiletto's shiny pages, it would break hers. What they had was too precious to share with the world. It was theirs and theirs alone.
Am I the only one that sees a resemblance of this story with a quite famous American rom-com? I think I even enjoyed it more because of that, because I love that movie as well! LOL After the Kiss reminds me of How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days (the film staring Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey) because of the story that Julie has to write and also because of the bet that Mitchell does with his friend! But still, looooooooooved it, loved these two together and their sweet and sexy moments!
"Mitchell." Her whole heart was in the word, saying the words she couldn't.
"I know," he said roughly against her neck. "I know."
Therefore, my final rating is 5.5 STARS because I really enjoyed this story and I cannot wait to read the next one! Still, I haven't given my special 6 stars rating because I was expecting an epilogue. But, for everything else, to me this was perfect! Highly recommend!! 😀


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The Football Association was under mounting pressure to appeal against Nicolas Anelka's five-match quenelle ban and double its anti-discrimination tariff to 10 games on Friday night after equality campaigners condemned the findings of those who convicted him.
Having kept their counsel prior to scrutinising the written reasons for Anelka receiving the minimum possible sanction for his "anti-Semitic" goal celebration last December, Kick It Out and Jewish leaders hit out at the "illogical", "baffling", "contradictory" and "untenable" judgment by an independent regulatory panel.
Kick It Out chairman Lord Ouseley, the Board of Deputies of British Jews and the Community Security Trust all urged the FA to give serious consideration to appealing against the verdict in addition to implementing even tougher anti-discrimination punishments in line with Uefa's 10-match ban.
Despite being loath to comment before the disciplinary process is exhausted when the window for appeals expires next week, Ouseley felt unable to ignore the panel's "clearly inexplicable" findings.
He told The Daily Telegraph: "Kick It Out has to hold its counsel until this is all completed but there are clearly inexplicable conclusions reached by the independent regulatory body that the FA must surely want to challenge, because the evidence does not seem to be compatible with the outcome."
Insisting Anelka should have received "a much more serious penalty", the Board of Deputies said in a statement: "The FA should now assess the tribunal's findings with some care and, in particular, should give very serious consideration to appealing the penalty, and we urge the FA to embark on that process without delay."
The CST added: "If they think they've got a reasonable chance of success, certainly we would welcome an appeal."
With the commission having determined Anelka's quenelle goal celebration in West Bromwich Albion's game at West Ham United was "anti-Semitic", it had no choice but to find him guilty under FA rules. It would therefore appear the FA, which pushed for a longer ban than five matches, has nothing to lose and everything to gain from contesting the judgment.
It was still deciding on Friday whether to do so, after which it will also consider whether its anti-discrimination sanctions need further strengthening.
The Anelka case was the first major test of its five-match minimum tariff, something Lord Ouseley, the Board of Deputies and the CST all agreed had been proven insufficient.
Each called for the FA to follow the lead of Uefa, which imposed its own new minimum ban of 10 matches on a player for performing a quenelle less than a week after Anelka was given half that.
Ouseley said: "Five games should not be the minimum sanction. It should be 10 games, because it should be consistent with what Uefa is doing. We've always prided ourselves that we've been ahead of the thinking on punishment. Now we find ourselves behind Uefa, rather than alongside them."
The CST agreed, saying: "A mandatory 10-match ban is now the new standard for tackling racist abuse in European football and we would encourage the FA to strengthen its own powers accordingly."
The Board of Deputies urged the FA to carry out a review of its sanctions, adding: "Uefa got it right and the FA independent tribunal did not."
All three were in agreement over where they felt the commission went wrong, questioning why it cleared Anelka of having anti-Semitic intent in performing the quenelle without explaining on what basis it had reached that conclusion.
The panel also passed no comment on Anelka's claims that despite being friends with the man credited with inventing the quenelle, the "grotesquely anti-Semitic" comedian Dieudonné M'bala M'bala, he had no idea of its connotations.
The Board of Deputies said: "Given that Anelka had attended a performance by Dieudonné which was 'grotesquely anti-Semitic', given that, in the year following the performance, Dieudonné's behaviour – very well publicised in France – continued, and given that Anelka has formed, as he himself admits, a special friendship with this grotesque anti-Semite, we find the conclusion of the tribunal implausible.
"The conclusion the tribunal ought to have reached was that Nicolas Anelka must have had some awareness that the gesture was linked to anti-Semitism. Consequently, the reasoning for the sanction is, in our view, undermined."
The panel also found Anelka's offence to be less serious than Luis Suárez's racist abuse of Patrice Evra in 2011 because he performed his gesture only once.
However, Ouseley, the Board of Deputies and the CST were again in agreement that the public nature of Anelka's celebration should have been taken into account.
"His gesture was at a whole community, as opposed to an individual," Ouseley said. "He's having a go at every Jewish person, knowingly or unknowingly."
The Board of Deputies added: "What Anelka did was a very public insult and many people watching, especially in France, would have understood the connotations.
"To our thinking, that was a very serious aggravating factor."
Ouseley also condemned West Bromwich's refusal to impose their own suspension on Anelka until he was found guilty, adding: "Why do they hide behind the FA and not take full responsibility for their employees behaving in racist and anti-Semitic ways?"


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One of the biggest concerns marketers have is how to divvy up their budgets. After all, they can't risk missing out on a crucial platform. What if this really is the year of mobile? What if Facebook ads are suddenly overtaken by Twitter? What if print experiences a resurgence? What if TV becomes infinitely more affordable? What if …?
Well, if certain studies are to be believed, it's time marketers really and truly started turning their attention, and their budgets, towards mobile efforts.
The New York Times cites a study by Marketing Evolution, which strongly suggests that if you want to make your mark digitally, you need to start spending 7% of your marketing budget on mobile solutions. Apparently, marketers in the US currently spend a maximum of one per cent on mobile marketing, which means that there is quite a large opportunity for growth.
But the suggestions don't end there.
Between now and 2016, marketers need to increase their mobile marketing spend to at least 10% of their total budgets.
But, be cautious. The study also contains a warning of sorts; a warning not to believe everything that you read. Apparently, 90% of studies on mobile marketing exaggerate the effectiveness of the medium.
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I am just wanna tell you about Prime Minister's Youth Training Scheme. Everyone knows that the registration of PMYTS closed now, many many congrats to those who got their tracking id.
so after that, you all think.
- What is the next process?
- Am'I Eligible or Not?
- What NIP do with us?
- When I receive an Email from NIP?
The process is that, if you submitted the correct application, then wait for the response from NIP more than two months. Because this is not a simple process for selection.If you eligible for PMYTS your record will be verified, which are submitted by you on PMYTS registration form.
NIP Verification Process
NIP (National Internship Program ) will check your record. when someone submits the application for PMYTS registration, you see that the 1st step during registration is personal records and the second step is your educational/ Academic details and in last preference or placement where and in which field you want to work. So the personal record selection base for you if you submit correct information during registration like your CNIC, your name, your mailing address, and contact number this is good for you. NIP verify your record from
- Provided Board/ University
for this cause, you will not be received any info about your application from NIP.
after verification of NADRA, nip check your academic record from your provided Board/ University.
here is same condition apply as above, If your data, incorrect or missing at any stage of verification,
you will be known as rejected candidates.
If your record is verified by NADRA and Board/Uni or approved by HEC, then you have known as a selected candidate for the prime minister youth training scheme. But it's also on the behalf of merit. if your merit below than others candidates it's not good for you. Higher educated candidates will be preferred for selection. When you feel full eligible for this scheme, and your criteria meet the requirement to NIP, after this, you will receive an email, send by NIP with your username and password for login to the web portal which is provided by NIP.
when someone received selection mail he/she is too much happy, yup its time to smile, because now you have known as the selected candidates for the (PMYTS) prime minister's youth training scheme.
Are you all done or not?
Now the question is that, What should we do? when selection email received from NIP. this one step is so simple . just log in to your web portal and follow the instruction, I am already writing on this issue on our website www.Bilalakbar.com visit this link for more instruction about this question. I've also uploaded the above-mentioned problem video on youtube you also search in our channel as Al Akbar Center and watch our videos about PMYTS. The video of Next process after receiving selection mail will be upload soon as possible Selected candidates list to prepare.
I hope you will like this discussion on PMYTS Process.
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Michael Jaloussis
|Michael has been a lawyer for more than 35 years. He joined McNally's in 1981 and practices in various areas of the law, including Industrial and Employment Law. He has represented our clients in many important cases involving unfair dismissal, sham contracts, unfair contracts, retrenchments, underpayment of wages, non-payment of superannuation and non-payment of other statutory entitlements.
Michael has broad experience in many other areas of the law and has represented clients and provided advice in matters involving Family Law (including de facto relationships), Coronial Inquests, Commissions of Enquiry, Criminal Law, Defamation, Wills and Deceased Estates, Income Protection and Disability Claims, Superannuation Claims, Discrimination Law and general litigation, including commercial litigation matters.
Over the years, Michael has personally advocated cases in the NSW Industrial Relations Commission, the Chief Industrial Magistrate's Court, and the NSW local courts, Fair Work Australia, the Fair Work Commission and the former Australian Industrial Relations Commission.
Michael has also appeared in the Federal Circuit Court of Australia, the Federal Court of Australia, the Supreme and District Courts of NSW, the Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission, the Anti-Discrimination Board of NSW, the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal and the NSW Industrial Court.
Michael is a member of the Industrial Relations Society of New South Wales, the Law Society of New South Wales, the Law Society of Western Australia and the Law Council of Australia. He speaks Greek fluently and often represents members of the Greek community.
If you wish to contact Michael, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744.
David Trainor
|David leads our Personal Injury Division. David joined W G McNally & Co when it was established in 1977 and was admitted as a legal practitioner a year later. He has 40 years' experience in representing injured workers and members of the public who suffer injuries in motor vehicle accidents and damages involving public liability and medical or professional negligence.
David was one of the first legal practitioners in Australia to obtain accreditation as a Specialist in Personal Injury Law in 1994. He is now recognised by the Law Society of NSW as an examiner of lawyers seeking accreditation as personal injury specialists.
David has conducted numerous cases involving claims arising from dust diseases, such as asbestosis and mesothelioma. He has particular expertise in relation to Comcare workers compensation and seafarer's compensation claims.
If you wish to contact David, email email@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744.
Richard Brennan
|Richards leads our Workers' Compensation Division. Richard was a Principal of Jones Staff & Co for 28 years prior to its merger with W G McNally & Co in September 2006. He has practised law for over 40 years, mainly in the personal injury/workers' compensation field. He is a member of the Law Society of NSW.
Richard has acted in many of the leading personal injury cases over the years and was a member of the then Compensation Court Rules Committee of the Law Society of New South Wales. The Law Society of New South Wales acknowledged Richard's expertise in Workers' Compensation when it appointed him to represent it in discussions with WorkCover, which were aimed at improving the delivery of compensation benefits to injured workers. He has also advised Unions New South Wales of the effect and impact on the rights of injured workers following changes to NSW Workers' Compensation laws.
Richard has made presentations to various conferences on workers' compensation and has written articles in various publications on changes to the workers' compensation system.
Richard adopts a "hands on" approach to his matters and personally attends to all aspects of his matters. He appears on behalf of his clients as their advocate in the Workers' Compensation Commission.
If you wish to contact Richard, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744.
Nathan Keats
|Nathan has been a lawyer for more than 20 years. He is an Accredited Specialist in Industrial and Employment Law and is a member of Law Society of New South Wales and its Employment Law Committee. Nathan became a Principal Lawyer of McNally's on 1 July 2015, having worked with us since 1998.
Nathan represents unions and their members in a number of industries, including maritime, sugar, construction, manufacturing, and the Government sector. He conducts litigation in New South Wales, Queensland, Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia.
Nathan is experienced in the full range of employment and industrial law matters. These include discrimination, unfair dismissal, adverse action, contract negotiation, breach of employment contracts, redundancies, disciplinary matters and promotion appeals in the public sector, contractor issues, industrial disputes and enterprise bargaining.
If you wish to contact Nathan, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744
Damien Hill
|Damien is a Principal Lawyer who was admitted to practice and joined McNally's in 2001. He has practiced mainly in the field of personal injury law in New South Wales and operates our Perth office. He is a member of the Law Society of Western Australia and the Law Society of New South Wales.
Damien is experienced in all aspects of personal injury litigation and appears regularly in various courts and tribunals. He is regarded as an expert in Comcare compensation and Seafarer's compensation claims. Damien has also worked on many cases across injury related matters involving industrial, employment, criminal, coronial inquests and other areas of the law.
If you wish to contact Damien, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744.
The Hon. Lance Wright QC
|The Honorable Lance Wright QC is a Senior Consultant to McNally's and has been since 2008. He has practiced in the field of Industrial and Employment Law for over 43 years. From 1998 to 2008, Lance was the President of the New South Wales Industrial Relations Commission and Court.
Lance commenced working as an Industrial Officer in 1969. He worked for the Public Service Association of NSW and the Liquor, Hospitality and Miscellaneous Workers' Union. After completing his legal studies, he went on to practice as a barrister in 1979 and was appointed a Queens Counsel in 1991.
As a practicing barrister, Lance appeared in cases in State and Federal courts and tribunals, including the New South Wales Court of Appeal, the Federal Court and the High Court of Australia.
Lance brings a wealth of practical experience and knowledge to the practice of law and the advice and assistance he provides to our clients and lawyers.
The Hon. Conrad Staff
|The Honourable Conrad Staff is a Senior Consultant to McNally's and has been since his retirement as a judge with the New South Wales Industrial Relations Commission and Court in 2015.
Conrad was a partner in Jones Staff & Co prior to accepting an appointment as a judge of the Commission, which was a recognition and acknowledgment of his expertise and knowledge of employment and industrial law in New South Wales.
As a solicitor, Conrad practised exclusively in industrial and employment law. He is an Accredited Specialist in that area of the law.
Michael Burns
|Michael has been a lawyer since 1997. He is an Accredited Specialist in Industrial and Employment Law and is a member of the Law Society of NSW.
Michael has worked for a number of labour law firms and trade unions and has built up an enviable knowledge of industrial and employment law in Australia and the operations of trade unions within our industrial relations system.
Michael appears in employment and union-related matters in industrial tribunals across Australia. He has acted in many matters that have been heard in the state Supreme Courts, the Federal Court and the High Court of Australia. Prior to joining McNally's he was General Counsel for the Transport Workers' Union of Australia and in that role he was responsible for steering the TWU through the Qantas dispute, the modern award review process, union rules and governance and enterprise bargaining on a national scale.
Michael operates a national practice and assists in McNally's office in Perth, where he has conduct of some of the major multi-party industrial disputes and litigation affecting our union clients.
Michael can be contacted at email@example.com or at (02) 9233 4744
Biljana Sambolic
|Biljana had previously worked with us as a legal secretary while undertaking her legal studies. She rejoined McNally's as a lawyer in 2008.
Biljana works in the important areas of Family Law, Wills, Deceased Estates, Income Protection Insurance Claims, Victims' Compensation, Criminal Law and general civil litigation. She has obtained many excellent results for clients in relation to their Income Protection claims and TPD policies through their superannuation because of her perseverance and diligence. She has also been involved in some notable criminal trials and inquests.
Biljana also assists the lawyers and Principals in Personal Injury and Workers' Compensation matters. She is a member of the Law Society of New South Wales.
Biljana speaks Croatian and Serbian fluently and represents our clients within the Croatian, Serbian and Macedonian communities.
If you wish to contact Biljana, email email@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744.
Christina Hatzigeorgiou
|Christina attended the University of Wollongong from 2008 to 2011 and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2012. Studying some law subjects in that degree aroused her interest in the study of the law, so she decided to undertake a postgraduate law degree.
Christina graduated from the University of Technology Sydney in 2016 as a Juris Doctor. She then obtained her Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the College of Law in June 2016. On 15 July 2016, she was admitted as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of New South Wales and the High Court of Australia. She is a member of the Law Society of New South Wales.
Prior to her admission as a lawyer, Christina worked at McNally's since 2013 as a paralegal. She has an interest in Succession Law, Criminal Law and Employment Law.
If you wish to contact Christina, email email@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744.
Dominic Longhurst
|Dominic is originally from Orange and attended Charles Sturt University (Bathurst). He graduated with a Bachelor of Social Science (Criminal Justice) in 2011.
Dominic studied law at Macquarie University, where he spent a semester aboard studying at Tilburg University in the Netherlands, and graduated with a Bachelor of Laws in 2014. He completed the majority of his Practical Legal Training at the Aboriginal Legal Service, Redfern and obtained his Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the College of Law in 2015.
Dominic started working at McNally's on 31 August 2015 as a graduate lawyer. He was admitted as a lawyer of the NSW Supreme Court and of the High Court of Australia on 9 October 2015. He is a member of the Law Society of New South Wales.
Dominic assists the lawyers and Principals of the firm in various areas of the law. He has a keen interest in criminal law, commercial law and torts.
If you wish to contact Dominic, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744.
Benjamin Trainor
|Benjamin attended the University of Wollongong, graduating with a Bachelor of Laws and Bachelor of Communication and Media Studies in 2018.
Benjamin obtained his Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice from the College of Law in December 2018, and is scheduled to be admitted as a lawyer of the Supreme Court of New South Wales in February.
Benjamin has worked at McNally's as a paralegal since 2016, where he has developed his understanding and passion for Employment and Industrial Law.
If you wish to contact Benjamin, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744.
Amber Notley
|Amber started with the firm as a member of our administrative team in 1999. After completing her studies at the Macquarie University in 2003, Amber became a qualified, licensed conveyancer.
Amber is the Administration and Conveyancing Manager at McNally's. She attends to our clients' conveyancing matters and assists in handling deceased estate matters.
If you wish to contact Amber, email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744
Gail Crumlin
|Gail has worked at McNally's since 2009. She works in our Conveyancing Division and assists Amber Notley with our conveyancing and leasing matters. She is currently studying to become a qualified conveyancer.
If you wish to contact Gail, email email@example.com or call (02) 9233 4744


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Spending Sunday Night with MMUK.
SUNDAY PAMPER It's Sunday evening and I'm ready to have that weekly 1 on 1 ritual with myself. Yes, it's time to clip those nails, pluck those brows, apply a touch of tan and maybe a facemask or two depending on how my skins looking. I've been doing my Sunday night ritual for as long as I can remember,…View Post