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"American Gun" is well worth reading, whatever your views on gun control. Author Chris Kyle takes a gun-centric view of American history focusing on ten innovative firearms from the Kentucky long rifle to the M16. A brilliant idea, well executed, by telling the story of the gun's invention and manufacture and then highlighting its game-changing importance in gunfights, battles, and wars.
History, not to mention folklore, might have been different, Kyle convincingly argues, if General George Armstrong Custer and his men had packed a couple of Gatling guns instead of single-shot 1873 Springfield carbines against the Indians' Winchester repeaters at Little Big Horn; if Baby Face Nelson, John Dillinger, and Machine Gun Kelly (Memphian and Central High School product George Celino Barnes) hadn't fallen in love with Thompson submachine guns; if 18th-century American sharpshooters had not killed key British generals with Kentucky rifles; and if GIs in World War II had not carried what General George Patton called "the greatest battle implement ever devised," the M1 Garand rifle.
If you're a gun lover, you'll appreciate the mechanical details. If not, you'll still love the stories about Wyatt Earp, the Texas Rangers, buffalo hunters, and Sgt. Alvin York. I'm in the latter category, although a scary incident involving my daughter and a mountain lion has me wishing I had known enough to school her in firearms before she moved to Montana and started hiking the backcountry.
Sadly, Kyle, a much-decorated former Navy SEAL, died earlier this year. Coauthor William Doyle completed the book.
"I know that sometimes I come off as "all about me" he writes in conclusion. "But I think you know that's not why I am in business. It's about you."
There's good pithy, which O'Reilly can be in his no-nonsense interviews, and there's bad pithy, which O'Reilly can also dish out. At his worst is his "secular Ten Commandments" which purports to "expose" the "explicit agenda" of secular humanists and people who do not share his traditional views of organized religion. Look it up if you must. It is one thing to state your own pithy convictions, another to misstate the convictions of those who do not agree with you.
"It's not construction, it's due diligence for the window companies," said Todd Richardson, spokesman for the project.
Still, it's something for a blighted building that has been closed for years. The five windows on the south side of the building were removed so that bidders could do a mock up. About 65 percent of the building is windows, Richardson said.
The cost of replacing them will be several million dollars because they must comply with historic guidelines to insure tax credits and be more energy efficient than the originals.
"It's going to be an interesting bid process," said Richardson.
Asked if this indicates that the project is moving forward, he said "work is ongoing."
Plans call for a mix of educational, medical, commercial and residential users.
That's $42 if paid on time, and $186.75 and/or a court appearance if one of them is unpaid due to negligence, willful or otherwise.
The new meters the Memphis City Council approved this week in their ignorance will cost at least $1.7 million and produce, allegedly, $892,000 a year in new revenues. The new parking rate, payable by change or plastic, will be $1.25 an hour.
No problem, says the city engineer, because parking fees and fines underwrite this daisy chain "so that the taxpayers don't have to." Except that Memphians are taxpayers and Memphians who work and get out and about downtown are especially likely to get parking tickets and pay the fines for procrastination.
The parking ticket, of course, is just the ante. The big money comes from the fines. If it takes one mugging to make a Memphian avoid a neighborhood, two or three parking tickets should do the job.
And why set the bar at $892,000 in new money? Why not $1,892,000 or $2,892,000? Only a matter of time in a for-profit enterprise like this. Same goes for those drone cameras in school zones and red lights and speed traps.
The city operating budget is over $600 million a year. Nickel and diming citizens won't balance it, nor will it benefit downtown where meters will still be located selectively, malfunction occasionally, and disadvantage downtown against the rest of the city. To make a struggling downtown more attractive, parking rates and fines should be going down, not up.
Leonard, who died Tuesday, made the hard job of writing dialogue look easy. Memphis and Mississippi figure in a few of his books, including "Tishomingo Blues" which features a high diver, casinos, Civil War reenactors, and naughty-child pie. His adopted home town was Detroit, which a writer for the Detroit News called "the gift that keeps on giving" to him.
"I like it," Leonard said in 2012 of the Detroit area. "Great music ... lot of poverty. I wouldn't move anywhere else. Now, it's too late. I'd never be able to drive in San Francisco or Los Angeles."
The friend who introduced me to his books 30 years ago said Leonard was a writer of Westerns like "Hombre" and "Three Ten to Yuma" who shifted to urban Westerns in a modern setting. The heroes were iron workers and such and the bad guys were sadistic but often amusing whackos. There was always a showdown at the end. As the saying goes, his books, all 45 of them, were hard to put down.
A few of those tombstone worthy lines:
(to aspiring writers) "Leave out the parts readers skip." (This applied to chapters, sentences, and even phrases such as WTF which he usually wrote as simply "The fuck?")
"We all die, just a question of when." (the 1967 movie version of "Hombre")
"Mister, you got a lot of hard bark on you." (Bad guy Richard Boone to Paul Newman in "Hombre")
What was it about? Media accounts will focus, understandably, on Dr. Martin Luther King's speech, the crowds, President John F. Kennedy who would be assassinated three months later, and the music of Peter Paul and Mary and Marian Anderson. But there is no better answer than the organizing manual for the "March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom" and its list of ten demands. Here they are:
1. Comprehensive and effective civil rights legislation from the present Congress — without compromise or filibuster — to guarantee all Americans access to all public accommodations, decent housing, adequate and integrated education, and the right to vote.
2. Withholding of federal funds from all programs in which discrimination exists.
3. Desegregation of all school districts in 1963.
4. Enforcement of the Fourteenth Amendment — reducing Congressional representation of states where citizens are disenfranchised.
5. A new executive order banning discrimination in all housing supported by federal funds.
6. Authority for the attorney general to institute injunctive suits when any constitutional right is violated.
7. A massive federal program to train and place all unemployed workers — Negro and white — on meaningful and dignified jobs at decent wages.
8. A national minimum wage act that will give all Americans a decent standard of living. (Government surveys show that anything less than $2 an hour fails to do this.)
9. A broadened Fair Labor Standards Act to include all areas of employment which are presently excluded.
10. A federal Fair Employment Practices Act barring discrimination by federal, state, and municipal governments, and by employers, contractors, employment agencies, and trade unions.
The organizers were Cleveland Robinson and Bayard Rustin. King was one of ten chairmen along with Mathew Ahmann, Eugene Carson Blake, James Farmer, John Lewis, Rabbi Joachim Prinz, A. Philip Randolph, Walter Reuther, Roy Wilkins, and Whitney Young.
Cory Chisel and the Wild Rovers Tour backed by the Candles did a three-hour set that paid tribute to Elvis, Sun Records, the city of Memphis, and Gus's fried chicken at various points. Jones played keyboards on the first set, waving away fans who came to the stage to take her picture, so as not to steal the spotlight. Chisel and the band were terrific. So was Jones, who was featured on three songs and sang or played backup on others. Her appearance was leaked on Twitter but not widely publicized in the concert billing.
Class act, classy concert.
To summarize: went camping, went for solo hike, packed bear spray, encountered mountain lion, lived to write the tale. Oh, you and Mom might want to hold off reading this because it might spoil your visit out here.
Katy takes seriously the "Outside" magazine motto "live bravely." I live cautiously, hike on well-worn trails, and like my recreational activities on lined courts and playing fields. That is not the Montana way.
Two weeks ago, Katy, 26 years old and a three-year Montana resident, went for a hike to the top of the Hogback Ridge Trail in remote western Montana.
"Once the trail became more forested I began shouting and clapping regularly, once or twice a minute to ward off potential threats. I wasn't feeling scared or in danger, just taking standard precautions to avoid an unwanted encounter. I hoped to see a moose or maybe a bear from a safe distance, like on the hill across the ravine. When the trail got steeper and my breathing picked up I still made sure to make whooping noises and 'hey bear' calls. I told myself not to fall into a sense of security just because I was almost to the top of the ridge. Bears can go high, too.
"At the ridgeline I stopped for about ten seconds to take in the view and spotted a large rockslide on the mountain to my right and more forest to my left. Eager for a better view, I kept walking. That's when I saw it — a mountain lion nestled in the rocks about 25 yards in front of me. I froze. The cat stood up as soon as it saw me and took a step forward. My immediate instinct was to turn and run, which I did. I had only gone a few steps when I looked back and saw it chasing after me and gaining quickly. The thought flashed through my mind: if I don't stop and face this thing it is going to attack me. I had to show it that I wasn't scared, even though every part of me was telling me otherwise.
"So I did what I never thought I would have the courage or instinct to do. I turned around, grabbed my bear spray, faced the lion with my arms spread wide and let out a giant roar. The lion stopped in its tracks just ten yards from me. Then we had a stare-down for what seemed like ten minutes but was probably more like 10-15 seconds. Neither of us moved as I looked into its dark eyes, hoping to intimidate it. The lion flinched, which reminded me I needed to do something or risk it making the first move. I again spread my arms as wide as I could and roared at the top of my lungs to seem as big and scary as possible. It worked. The lion turned and ran away, disappearing behind the rocks.
"I didn't waste a second to turn and run the other way, but my head was still turned to where I last saw the lion. I ran as fast as I could down the steep, rocky trail, roaring loudly and watching my back. I knew mountain lions are stealthy hunters so in no way did I feel safe yet. I feared the cat might have turned back in my direction looking for its next meal. The thought injected pure terror and adrenalin into my system as I sprinted rock-dodging and roaring down the trail.
"After several minutes I came to a spot where the trail turned through the woods back to the trailhead, but I wanted a more direct and open route. Too many objects for a cat to be crouching behind and limbs to be creeping on top of. Ahead of me the mountain side was grassy and exposed and I knew it would still lead me back to the homestead. So I took off over ankle-breaking rocks and a steep grade as fast I could. The hill seemed to go on forever. I spotted the roof of the cabin in the distance but I couldn't stop looking behind me every few seconds. I still let out a roar every now and then, picturing the cat crouched in the tall grass beside me, tracking my scent. I wasn't in the clear yet, and I wouldn't be until I was on the other side of the door of the cabin.
"I lunged forward clumsily over rocks and loose dirt. The cabin didn't seem to be getting any closer and I was getting tired, frustrated, and wobbly-legged with fear. I finally reached a flat stretch of land before the dirt road leading to the cabin. From the hillside it had looked like a short stretch, but at the base it seemed much longer. When I reached the dirt road I charged into a full-on sprint for the last 50 yards. I lunged up the stairs, barged through the door and bent over gasping for breath. I was safe. I was alive. But I nervously watched out the windows expecting to see the lion glaring back in at me."
The barest outline of the story was "leaked" to us by Katy's brother, who also lives in Montana, and suggested we might want to wait until the end of our trip, if ever, to get the first-hand account. It was a story too scary for comfort but too exciting not to tell. So on the last night of our visit, eating pizza in a Missoula restaurant next to a wall decorated with the hide of a mountain lion, she handed me three folded sheets of paper.
"Read this when you want to," she said.
I read it on the plane flying home to Memphis. My wife hasn't read it yet. Katy is off on a six-day float trip of the Salmon River in Idaho, in back country inhabited by elk, deer, bears, and mountain lions.
Second question: what, if anything, should the University of Memphis do to become more like its old rival, Louisville, which is in the preseason Top 10 in football and is graduating to the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) next year? In basketball, Louisville reported an astonishing $42 million in revenue in men's basketball in 2011-2012 — nearly six times as much as Memphis. And this was the year BEFORE winning the NCAA tournament.
Some perspective first from Wren Baker, deputy athletic director at University of Memphis. As is often the case with well-intentioned disclosure mandates, the reporting from different colleges and universities to the U.S. Department of Education is "highly inconsistent." Some (including Memphis) were told to make expenses and revenues balance, but DOE didn't get around to everyone. Baker, who was athletic director at a previous employer in Oklahoma, said including or excluding a major fundraising campaign such as the $7 million Tiger Scholarships in basketball makes a huge difference. Generally speaking, he said, expenses are a more reliable figure than reported revenue. Basketball revenue is probably understated, while football revenue is overstated.
Duke, Cincinnati, Louisville, and South Florida made money. Connecticut and Central Florida lost money, and the rest, including Memphis, reported breaking even or virtually even.
Not surprisingly, the gap between the elites and the struggling teams in Division 1-A such as Memphis is huge — the bigs spend two or three times as much and make tens of millions of dollars in profits. The only Top 10 team on the Memphis schedule this year is Louisville, which is the model for Memphis as it attempts to be a breakout program. Memphis has enough ingredients — big stadium, southern location, Top 50 television market, major-league status, wealthy boosters — to sustain, as Frederick Exley wrote in "A Fan's Notes," the illusion that fame is possible.
The figures from the U.S. Department of Education are for the 2011-2012 academic year. Expenses come first, followed by revenues and, in some cases, a comment or two.
Memphis: $12,983,962, $12,983,962. Tigers spend and earn $7.5 million on men's basketball.
Duke: $20,480,154, $25,373,768. Duke spent $16 million and earned $25.6 million on bball.
Middle Tennessee: $7,629,932, $7,629,932.
Arkansas State: $4,341,626, $4,341,626. Under former coach Hugh Freeze, Tigers' nemesis did more with less than just about anyone.
Central Florida: $13,636,867, $12,211,638. Lost money.
Houston: $8,250,249, $8,250,249. Also-ran and relatively small spender in a big wealthy market in Texas.
SMU: $13,163,600, $13,163,599. Not a typo, the Mustangs lost a buck.
Cincinnati: $12,594,857, $15,322,430. Money maker.
Tennessee-Martin: $2,599,061, $2,699,094. Low budget Division 1-AA school made $100,000.
South Florida: $12,609,350, $16,832,236. Nice profit in crowded Florida market.
Louisville: $18,769,539, $23,756,955. Not bad, but men's basketball made $42.4 million on $15.4 million spending.
Temple: $16,961,995, $16,961,995.
U. Conn: $14,445,521, $12,910,583. Lost money playing some big boys.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this post gave the wrong location for the University of South Florida in Tampa.
Alabama is also the biggest spender in the Top 10, according to data from the U.S. Department of Education's website on spending in college athletics. The Crimson Tide spent almost $37 million on football and earned $82 million. Not bad, but not best either. The University of Texas, which didn't make the preseason Top 10, had revenue of $103,813,684, while Michigan had $85,209,247. Notre Dame, which is ranked 11th and lost to Alabama in the 2013 national championship game, earned $68,986,659 and is a football independent.
Most bang for the buck? That would be Georgia and Florida, each with more than $3 in revenue for every $1 spent. Most likely to improve this season? That would be Texas A&M and quarterback Johnny Manziel, the newest member of the Southeastern Conference, which earned a paltry $44 million last year.
(The University of Memphis reported football expenses of $12,983,962, balancing out revenue of $12,983,962. The only Top 10 team on the schedule this year is Louisville.)
Here's the Top 10, with expenses and revenues in parentheses. Remember, football players are student athletes and academics comes first.
1. Alabama ($36,918,963, $81,993,762)
2. Ohio State ($34,026,871, $58,112,270)
3. Oregon ($20,240,213, $51,921,731)
4. Stanford ($18,738,731, $25,564,646)
5. Georgia ($22,710,140, $74,989,418)
6. Texas A&M ($17,929,882, $44,420,762)
7. South Carolina ($22,063,216, $48,065,096)
8. Clemson ($23,652,472, $39,207,780)
9. Louisville ($18,769,539, $23,756,955)
10. Florida ($23,045,846, $74,117,435)
On Wednesday Facebook stock hit $36.80, just below its initial public offering price of $38 but well above its September 2012 low of $17.73. As much of a lemming as the next person, I bought 25 shares at slightly over $37 bucks with no commission thanks to my 50 free trades at my discount broker. If l live to the biblical three score and ten I should make some money if this isn't a fad.
Penny wise and pound foolish? Maybe. Facebook was $26 a week ago. But that was before I added four new friends to my list that previously included only my son and daughter, who rarely post anything the old man can see anyway.
I prefer to believe my decision moved the market.previously dissed Facebook as a stock and a pasttime. I unfriended a friend, then refriended her and was rewarded with this photograph of an unusual yoga pose. And I see that George Will, the columnist, is on Facebook, although he has only followers and no friends, and offers only his college pedigree and no funky family vacation photos. His approach, like his picture, seems as sensible as most of his columns. He probably grinds his teeth whenever he posts to his Facebook page, which he has not done since May.
But if I see a picture of him doing a flower-your-butt yoga pose I'm doubling down on my investment.
That number includes 200 first-year teachers and 150 second-year teachers, said Athena Turner, executive director of Teach For America Memphis. An additional 250 TFA alumni are working in the Memphis area, the majority of them in teaching positions, she said. Memphis is one of the Top Ten TFA locales in the country.
"Education reform is the reason," said Turner, a member of the 2006 TFA Memphis corps.
She said Memphis ranks somewhere between Number 10 and Number 20 in preferred placement for prospective corps members, behind such favorites as New York, Chicago, and San Francisco among others.
The Walton Family Foundation announced this week that it is investing up to $2.7 million in Teach for America in Memphis — the first such investment in Memphis by the Arkansas-based foundation. The money will be used to recruit and train nearly 4,000 new teachers. TFA has clout in Tennessee, with alumni including Tennessee Education Commissioner Kevin Huffman and Achievement School District Superintendent Chris Barbic and a growing number of charter and non-traditional schools. For the first time, TFA Memphis did its summer training in Memphis and boarded corps members at the University of Memphis this year.
"It was a good bonding experience for them and the full-time staff," said Turner.
Only two corps members will be teaching in legacy Shelby County schools, one at Millington High School and one at Lucy Elementary. One corps member is placed at academic powerhouse White Station High School but is teaching in the traditional as opposed to the optional program.
TFA Memphis plans to have 250 new corps members each year starting in 2014.


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Here is the 25 man roster of Best All-Star seasons from 1933-1942. Remember, if a player didn't make the All-Star game that season, it wasn't considered.
1936 Bill Dickey: Dickey made the All-Star team 9 teams during this 10 year period, but his 1936 campaign was clearly his best. He hit .362 and 22 homers and drove in 107 runs.
1938 Rudy York: While 1937 was statistically a better season for York, he didn't make the All-Star team that year, so we went with his 1938 season in which he hit .298 went deep 33 times and knocked in 127.
1934 Lou Gehrig: Gehrig made the All-Star team from 1933-39, and most people recognize his 1927 year as his best, the decision for DTB came down to 1934 or 1936, and we went with the 1934 season in a coin flip.
1938 Jimmie Foxx: Foxx was league MVP twice during this time frame in 1933 and 1938. He did hit for a slightly higher average in 1933, but just about every other number was higher in 1938 so that's what we chose. 1932 was unreal for Foxx with a 1.218 OPS, but sorry Double X-no All-Star game.
1936 Charlie Gehringer: Gehringer made the All-Star team six straight years from 1933-38 and won the American League MVP in 1937, but his 60 doubles and 116 runs knocked in 1936 were just too hard to ignore, so we chose that year.
1935 Arky Vaughan: .385 batting average, .607 slugging and 1.098 OPS for a shortstop….in 1935, easy choice here
1936 Luke Appling: Appling's first All-Star appearance was highlighted by a .388 batting average and 128 RBI's
1937 Harlond Clift: Clift made the most of his only All-Star season by going a robust 29/118/.306 HR/RBI/AVG in 1937
1941 Cecil Travis: Travis led the league with 218 hits in 1941 in his last of three All-Star appearances. He also hit .359 and drove in 101 runs.
1941 Ted Williams: By far the easiest choice to make, still the last person to hit over .400, he hit 37 round-trippers, knocked in 120 and had a sizzling 1.287 OPS
1939 Joe DiMaggio: While DiMaggio had plenty of solid seasons to choose from his 1939 year had career highs in batting average, on base percentage and OPS, made this year a close one to take over his 1937 season.
1937 Joe Medwick: 237 hits, 56 doubles, 10 triples, 111 runs scored, 31 homers, 154 runs batted in with a .374 batting average……yeah 1937 the way to go.
1936 Mel Ott: This was a tougher choice on which season to go with. Ott had several solid campaigns from 1934-1938. 1936 stood out since he led league in homers, slugging and OPS
1938 Hank Greenberg: To complete our position players, we felt Greenberg had the next best season at any position. In 1938, he crushed 58 homers, drove in 146 and hit .315, good enough numbers to be included on this team.
1934 Lefty Gomez: Gomez led the league in wins (26), ERA (2.33), complete games (25), and shutouts (6) plus 4 other categories making this a very easy choice.
1933 Carl Hubbell: Even though he suffered a dozen losses in 1933, his 1.66 ERA, 10 shutouts, and 0.98 WHIP were too much to ignore, so 1933 gets the nod.
1942 Mort Cooper: When a pitcher wins MVP it's usually because he has a special season. Cooper went 22-7 with a 1.78 ERA and 0.99 WHIP in 1942
1939 Bucky Walters: Walters just exploded in 1939 picking up 27 wins while recording a league best 2.29 ERA over 319 innings pitched. Was voted league MVP
1942 Tiny Bonham: Over 20 wins, under 1 WHIP and 22 complete games makes the 1942 season far and away Bonham's best
1934 Dizzy Dean: Even in the 1930's when pitchers threw more often than they do now, 30 wins is very impressive, add in 7 saves and its easy to see why Dean was league MVP in 1934.
1937 Monty Stratton: Stratton only made the All-Star team once, but it was a year worthy enough of being included. 15-5 record a 2.40 ERA and league leading 1.09 WHIP
1940 Bob Feller: Feller had plenty of All-Star appearances, but 1940 stood out 27 wins, 31 complete games and 261 strikeouts all led the AL in 1940
1941 Whit Wyatt: The four time All-Star had his best year in 1941, compiling 22 wins and 7 shutouts, both numbers good enough to lead the league.
1941 Thornton Lee: Another one year wonder, but the southpaw got it done in 1941 as he was best in the American League with a 2.37 ERA, 30 complete games, 1.17 WHIP and 174 ERA+.
1942 Tex Hughson: Tex won 22 games in 1942 and led the league with 281 innings pitched and only allowed 10 home runs.
Babe Ruth: Hard to believe one of the greatest hitters of all time is left of this roster, but in 1933 the year of the first All-Star game, Ruth was already 38 years old and winding down his Hall of Fame career. The Babe still managed to hit .301 with 34 homers and 103 runs batted in, but it just wasn't good enough to make this squad.
1936 Bill Dickey
1938 Rudy York
1934 Lou Gehrig
1938 Jimmie Foxx
1936 Charlie Gehringer
1935 Arky Vaughan
1936 Luke Appling
1937 Harlond Clift
1941 Cecil Travis
1941 Ted Williams
1939 Joe DiMaggio
1937 Joe Medwick
1936 Mel Ott
1938 Hank Greenberg
1934 Lefty Gomez
1933 Carl Hubbell
1942 Mort Cooper
1939 Bucky Walters
1942 Tiny Bonham
1934 Dizzy Dean
1937 Monty Stratton
1940 Bob Feller
1941 Whit Wyatt
1941 Thornton Lee
1942 Tex Hughson

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Michael Weatherly stars as Dr. Jason Bull in the brand new drama BULL set to premiere first and exclusive, same day as the U.S. on September 21 at 9:00pm on RTL CBS Entertainment HD.
I caught the premiere of the first episode of BULL and wow was I hooked! I was kept on the edge of my seat the whole way, trying to guess who was the exact person who was guilty for the crime! When the twist in the story came, it took my brain awhile to figure out the truth hahaha. Yes things are always not what they seem, and that's what's so intriguing about this show.
They include his quick-witted brother-in-law, Benny Colón (played by Freddy Rodriguez, Six Feet Under), a lawyer and Bull's former brother-in-law, Marissa Morgan (played by Geneva Carr, Rescue Me), a cutting-edge neurolinguistics expert from the Department of Homeland Security; former NYPD detective Danny James (played by Jaime Lee Kirchner, Just Legal, Rent on Broadway), the firm's tough but relatable investigator; haughty millennial hacker Cable McCrory (played by Annabelle Attanasio, The Knick), responsible for gathering cyber intelligence; and Chunk Palmer (played by Chris Jackson, Hamilton), a fashion-conscious stylist and former All-American lineman who fine-tunes clients' appearances for trial. In high-stakes trials, Dr. Bull's combination of remarkable insight into human nature, three Ph.D.s and a topnotch staff creates winning strategies that tip the scales of justice in his clients' favor.
In this new series, Weatherly shifts from law enforcement to trial analytics. His character, trial consultant Dr. Jason Bull, does everything to get the justice his clients deserve. "What's fascinating about the whole world of trial analytics and the sciences of it is that they're looking at things that you don't think about," Weatherly said.
"He (Dr. Bull) looks at a jury trial and looks at the identities of everybody involved from the judge to the attorneys, to the jury, and the witness and defendant, and he figures out what everyone's thinking," he added. The doctor is perfectly aware that the 12 ordinary people making up a jury have the power to decide a person's fate at court. He also knows that these jurors possess a preconceived notion of the truth. That's why the key to winning a trial is by winning over the jury.
Dr. Bull further understands that even the tiniest details such as relationship status, clothes, and hairstyle can turn the court against the defendant. To avoid an unfavorable outcome, he works with a team of experts to make sure that his clients are on their best behavior and will say the right things at the witness stand. His staff includes a lawyer who acts as defense attorney in mock trials, a neurolinguistics expert who used to be a part of the Department of Homeland Security, a former detective from the New York Police Department, a haughty millennial hacker, and a fashion stylist.
The show premieres the same day as the U.S. on September 21, Wednesday 9:00pm, first and exclusive on RTL CBS Entertainment. RTL CBS Entertainment is available on Singtel Ch 318 & StarHub Ch 509. I would say, it's really worth a watch!
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On Wednesday I took a tour of the three candidate roofs with Mike from facilities.
On Kersten's roof, next to the scope.
From the roof of Hinds, looking down on Crerar.
From the roof of Crerar, looking at Hinds.
Each had its advantages and disadvantages, so I'm not sure which building would be best.
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There are few things as lovely as a morning spent with My Love. We swoon over manga characters, cook breakfast, talk about what the day might have in store and reaffirm our love and commitment to each other. And often snuggles with kitties ensue.
Our little bubble of joy is only penetrated when a chill wind blows in from the North. A literal chill might be much appreciated in this season of sticky nights, but there is someone so certain we couldn't possibly be happy for the long term that they'd continuously question every life decision and motivation. Ah, well. Imagine how devastating it would be to have happiness pouring forth from every direction, right? That's why it's alright when kitties chew through controller cables or work is less than enthralling.
Today's ride in the sun as we shopped for computer parts and comics was a reminder that no matter what anyone says, we can ride side by side through life, singing soppy love songs, serving at church, watching anime and...
...Playing with toys!
As you can probably tell, I installed some LED's in my cabinets!
"Now our house looks even MORE like a toy shop!" --My Love
Thanks, My Love, for a purple hippo, for your care and concern and for standing up for me, even when I'm no longer my own ally. You're a wonder.
Saturday, 16 February 2013
St. Valentine's Day
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"Female foeticide is a big menace. This initiative to create awareness against it is a timely and important step," Shinde said. Jaiswal said people should not discriminate between girls and boys.
Regretting the trend of female foeticide, Pilot said such practice is against the cultural tradition of the country. Muni asked members of the foundation to create awareness against female foetice, protect women and work for peace and happiness.


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Risk-Adjusted Performance Measurement and Monitoring
How to link risk, return and capital to maximize the bank's value creation?
The purpose of this seminar is to give you a clear understanding of what is banks capital and how to use it to create value. Banks are currently coming out of a long tunnel where its management was done using two desynchronized steering wheels: The regulatory framework that ignores profitability, and the accounting framework that - until recently - ignored risk. IFRS 9, Economic Capital, Fintech competition and the need for a better servicing of the economy are promoting a review of how banks manage their capital. This seminar gives you the guidelines and the practical ways to do this review.
This three-days seminar is articulated as follows: On day 1, we clarify the nature of capital and its articulation with risk and return; On day 2, we learn how to measure economic risk so that the results are usable both for micro- and macro-management decision support; On day 3 we enter the internal mechanics for transferring funds and risks within the bank and still retaining the coherence required for proper performance and management indicators.
On day 1, we start by exploring the different capital metrics in use, notably regulatory, accounting and economic; we look at the multiple components of capital and their 'raison d'etre'. Once the articulation between capital and risk is clearly defined, we address the issues of risk appetite and tolerance, capital usage and allocation. We end the day with the RICAP, the process used to identify and classify risks.
Day 2 is entirely dedicated to Economic Capital. It is a key component of banks capital management. In its aggregate form, it measures the need for capital. It constitutes a risk metrics that is neutral and transverse, applicable to all measurable risks. We look at how to link Economic Capital with profitability and capital measures, to provide powerful top to bottom performance measures and efficient management decisions support.
Day 3 addresses the intricacies of moving capital, risks and funding within the bank in such a way that performance and risk indicators remain relevant and efficient for any subset of the bank, at any level of aggregation.
And we conclude the seminar with issues related with macro-prudential considerations: what issues are born from the discrepancies between the views of regulators and of shareholders regarding capital levels, and what are the challenges this creates for banks and for the economy as a whole.
09.15 - 12.00
The Nature and Utility of Banks Capital
Why do banks need capital?
The regulatory, accounting and economic views of capital
Capital regulation from Basel 1 to Basel 4 and beyond
Accounting capital, its components and the role of equity
Economic capital and value creation
Capital allocation and financial planning
The Articulation between Capital and Risk
Capital as a means to take risks and generate profits
Risk appetite objective and indicators
Risk tolerance logic
Risk, return and capital, the magic triangle
Assessing added value
Economic Profit
RAROC and Economic Value Added
12.00 - 13.00 Lunch
13.00 - 16.30
Capital Planning and Risk Management
Fundamental components of capital planning
Internal control and governance
Capital policy and risk capture
Forward-looking view
Management framework for preserving capital
Benefits of capital management
Risk strategies, diversification, market share, pricing
Foundations of Risk Management
A brief history of Risk Management
The RICAP process
Risk hunting and identification
Risk taxonomy
Game on all issues covered during day 1
Tuesday, September 24
09.00 - 09.15 Brief Recap
09.15 - 12.00 Economic Capital Concepts
Foundations of Economic Capital: The 7 guidelines
Implementation steps
Measuring Risk Capital
Credit risks
Market and Equity risks
Operating and other risks
Managing correlations across risks
From Risk Capital to Economic Capital
Risk hunting and identification
Risk taxonomy
12.00 - 13.00 Lunch
13.00 - 16.30 Economic Capital in Practice
Expected results and interpretation
The 4 differences between Economic and Regulatory Capital
Organization of the Economic Capital team
Benchmarks and review of banks disclosures
Case study: Dexia
Wednesday, September 25
09.00 - 09.45 Economic Capital Exercise Review and Discussion
09.45 - 12.00 Funds Transfer Pricing
Organization of the ALM, the nuclear reactor of the bank
Commercial and Financial margins
Steering of the Commercial margin
Steering of the Financial margin
Pricing internal funding using Reference refinancing
12.00 - 13.00 Lunch
13.00 - 16.30 RAROC, Macro-prudential Regulation
Different types of Risk Adjusted measurement
Analysis of RAROC components
Live exercise
Discussion of macro-prudential regulation issues
Can bank still measure their risk properly?
What impact of the banking regulation on the economy?
Moral hazard and the future of regulation
Final game
Termination of the Seminar and Evaluation
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Jasper Jr. High Ranked #6 in Deep East Tx Schools
Every year, several organizations or businesses collect and analyze various data, run it through a methodology system, and come up with rankings for schools on a nationwide and/or statewide level. Niche is a website that does just that.
According to their website: "Niche is a website that helps you discover the schools and neighborhoods that are right for you. We rigorously analyze dozens of public data sets and millions of reviews to produce comprehensive rankings, report cards, and profiles for every K-12 school, college, and neighborhood in the U.S."
A few days ago, Niche published their rankings and profiles for middle schools nationwide. Some of the criteria used in their methodology included state test scores, student-teacher ratio, student diversity, teacher quality, middle school ratings, and the overall quality of the school district.
Even though Niche used numerous sets of factual data in reaching their rankings, it should be noted that some of the criteria used in analyzing schools was a bit subjective as well, such as the reviews from the parents, teachers, and students. Regardless, these rankings are always an interesting read and in many cases used as bragging rights or as a catalyst for dialogue, sometimes quite passionate dialogue.
We've gone through the Niche rankings for public middle schools in Texas and have segmented the results to only include schools from Deep East Texas. That would include schools from Angelina, Nacogdoches, Houston, Trinity, Polk, Sabine, Shelby, and San Augustine counties, plus the southern half of Cherokee county and the northern half of Tyler, Jasper, and Newton counties.
Here are the top 10 rankings along with how the schools placed among the 1,986 middle schools that were analyzed:
1. Hudson Middle School (203) *
2. Woden Junior High (467)
3. Garrison Middle School (488)
4. Joaquin Junior High (557)
5. Central Heights Middle School (570)
6. Jasper Junior High (585)
7. Timpson Middle School (644)
8. Chireno Junior High (655)
9. Douglass Junior High (660)
10. Big Sandy Junior High (683)


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OIM: Vol. 1
12″ Vinyl Buy Now
The making of the OIM: Vol I. compilation is a collaboration between Oaktown Indie Mayhem founder Sarah Sexton, Oakland Drops Beats founder & musician Angelica Tavella, and producer & engineer Jeff Saltzman, with special thanks to mixer Mikael Johnston of Class A Recording.Thirteen local bands were given three days to record a song with Producer Jeff Saltzman in his studio in Oakland – using the same room, same equipment, and same level of Jeff's extreme sass. The compilation will be released as the debut for OIM Records, a new label focusing on indie rock in Oakland + the Bay Area. There will be a special limited edition run of vinyl and cassettes, and the compilation will be distributed digitally for $FREE.99.
OIM Vol. 1: Extended Digital Download
- 1. Waterstrider- "Frayed"
- 2. Yassou Benedict- "YoungBlood"
- 3. Foxtails Brigade- "Far Away And Long Ago"
- 4. Nyx- "Parade"
- 5. French Cassettes- "Right Talk"
- 6. Lila Rose- "All In"
- 7. Perhapsy- "Hard to Know"
- 8. Emily Afton- "Words From Your Tongue"
- 9. B. Hamilton- "Fight Everything"
- 10. Jennifer Johns- "Black Gold" US
- 11. El Elle- "Whore"
- 12. Big Tree- "Apocalypse"
- 13. Whiskerman- "Paradise"


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Not much to say about this one...just an allegorical "unseen monster" sort of tale I suppose.
Reading, Pennsylvania and its inhabitants cannot be seen with the naked eye; they must face each harsh morning using only the sense of smell. Those with leather wallets and a bloodhound's nose are fortunate enough to pay the landlord most months. The town's sense of sound is also keen, but the screams that pervade the night are typically ignored, drowned out by the shared crunch of day-old bread, the pressure of liquor's languor.
Within the city limits lays an invisible beast that bellows: a roaring lion with claw and tooth ravaging the potential of youth, claiming more victims than can be counted by the Census Bureau. It never crosses the Penn Street Bridge for fear of being discovered. The monster punishes the locals for their poverty, dips into its own till, traps itself within.
A glass bottle transforms from comfort to weapon.
A gunshot echoes at 5th and Penn.


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Winds of change
SEN. Joseph Lieberman still doesn't get it.
In the closing days of his campaign, the Connecticut senator tried to cast the race as a challenge to the concept of bipartisanship and centrism. Lieberman predicted his fellow Democrats ultimately would rally behind him.
He was wrong, all around.
On Wednesday, the morning after losing the nomination to political neophyte Ned Lamont, Lieberman's delusion endured with the announcement of his intention to run as an independent. Lieberman has suggested that a Lamont victory plays into the hands of Republicans, who want to marginalize the "cut and run" Democrats as untrustworthy on national security.
There is no question the Republicans will try. In fact, Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., wasted no time Wednesday in casting Lamont's victory as a resurgence of the "McGovern wing of the Democratic Party" -- a reference to the 1972 presidential nominee, a vehement opponent of the Vietnam War, who lost in a landslide to President Richard Nixon.
But disenchantment with the Iraq War is anything but a fringe position in 2006. Lieberman, the Democratic nominee for vice president in 2000, need look no further than the robust turnout in the Connecticut primary to see that he was not ambushed by a small group on the extreme left. The war was not the only issue in the Lieberman-Lamont contest, but it was a big one. Other candidates across the country, who have embraced President Bush and his war in Iraq, might take note of a new CNN poll that found 60 percent of Americans now oppose the war.
The rejection of Lieberman does not suggest that Connecticut Democrats are far from the mainstream. If anything, they were speaking for the American mainstream in its disapproval of the war and the abject stubbornness of its architects in the White House and its allies in Congress.


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Biorobotics researchers at the Institut des Sciences du Mouvement – Etienne-Jules Marey (CNRS/Aix-Marseille Universite) have developed an aerial robot stabilized visually without an accelerometer and capable of flying over uneven terrain.
Called BeeRotor, it adjusts its speed and avoids obstacles, thanks to optic flow sensors inspired by an insect's vision. It can fly along a tunnel with uneven, moving walls without measuring either speed or altitude.
CNRS says the following comes from a recently published study in the journal "Bioinspiration and Biomimetics":
"All aircraft, from drones to the Ariane launcher, are currently equipped with an inertial measurement unit, including accelerometers. This allows these aircraft to stabilize their roll and pitch with respect to the horizon or rather with respect to its perpendicular: the
direction of the center of the Earth … However, this essential tool has no equivalent in insects, which fly quite happily without this information.
Researchers Fabien Expert and Franck Ruffier therefore took inspiration from winged insects to create BeeRotor, a tethered flying robot able for the first time to adjust its speed and follow terrain with no accelerometer and without measuring speed or altitude.
With a weight of 80 grams and a length of 47 centimeters, it can, all by itself, avoid vertical obstacles in a tunnel with moving walls. To achieve this, the researchers mimicked the ability of insects to use the passing landscape as they fly.
This is known as optic flow, the principle of which can readily be observed when driving along a motor way: the view in front is fairly stable, but looking out to either side, the landscape passes by faster and faster, reaching a maximum at an angle of 90 degrees to the path of the vehicle.
To measure optic flow, BeeRotor is equipped with a mere 24 photodiodes (or pixels) distributed at the top and the bottom of its eye. This enables it to detect contrasts in the environment as well as their motion. As in insects, the speed at which a feature in the scenery moves from one pixel to another provides the angular velocity of the flow. When the flow increases, this means that the robot's speed is also increasing or that the distance relative to obstacles is decreasing."
A video of the drone in flight can be seen here.
Photo courtesy of Expert & Ruffier (ISM, CNRS/AMU)


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text: NEW DELHI: Amid uproar in parliament over a documentary which featured one of the Dec.16 gang rape convicts, the home ministry on Wednesday went into damage control mode, saying orders were obtained from court to restrain the broadcast of the documentary and promising to investigate how permission was given to interview the rapist.The issue was raised in both houses of parliament, as members across party lines asked the government to stop the telecast of the documentary saying it insulted women."Our government condemns the incident of Dec.16, 2012 in the strongest possible terms and will not allow any attempt by any individual, group or organisation to leverage such unfortunate incidents for commercial benefits," Home Minister Rajnath Singh said in a statement in both houses of parliament on Wednesday. "In what condition this order was given I have asked for full information on that. In future, no one will be given permission to interview rapists," the home minister said, as both houses saw members protest against the documentary.Rajnath Singh said the permission for the documentary was granted in 2013, adding that the documentary maker violated the conditions on which the permission was granted.Sushilkumar Shinde, who was the home minister in 2013, however, said he was not responsible for it."I had not given any permission to make a documentary on the Nirbhaya case. It was not given by me. I observed the conversation in parliament, Mr. Rajnath Singh has not mentioned my name. It must have been given by somebody, I do not know," Shinde told reporters on Wednesday.Making similar statements in both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha, the home minister said orders were obtained from court Tuesday night to restrain the broadcast of the documentary.A Delhi court on Wednesday directed continuation of the ban on the telecast of the documentary.Rajnath Singh said he was personally hurt when he got to know about the documentary.As the home minister promised responsibility will be fixed, official sources said Tihar jail director general Alok Verma met him on Wednesday on the issue.Parliament members across party lines condemned the interview of the Dec.16 gang rape convict, while some said it reflected the mentality of several other men in society."There is a documentary which is so derogatory. It should not be shown," Janata Dal-United leader KC Tyagi said raising the issue in the Rajya Sabha.Nominated member Javed Akhtar said that while members were angry about the comments made by the convict, he has heard similar comments in the house.BJP Lok Sabha member Kirron Kher said: "Mentality needs to be changed. They don't consider women as human beings."Several women activists also raised objections to the documentary calling it unacceptable."This is totally unacceptable. We have to draw an ethical boundary. I do not understand why they are doing it (airing the interview)," women's rights activist Ranjana Kumari told reporters.Delhi Commission for Women chairperson Barkha Singh said: "This defames the nation. How could they be given permission for interview?"Indo-Asian News Service


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- dakimAsked on March 27, 2015 at 09:17 AM
I want to know if there is way to receive and print out submitted answers to a form in the same format that the form looks like on screen (vs. the way answers come in via email). I want to include form answers in a report but I need them to look like the form on screen.
- BenAnswered on March 27, 2015 at 12:01 PM
You can actually style the email to look in any manner that you want even as a form, but as that might take some time and you would not be able to do that in the Form Designer, I would suggest one of the following two options:
1. downloading the PDF file of the submission, but after following this guide: How to include Headers, Texts and Images in the PDF format of a submission
2. using Edit Link option to receive the edit link in your email so that you can open the form as your users have submitted it and print it like that - or save in some preferred format.
You can see more about this here: How to Let Users Update Their Form Submissions at a Later Date
In regards to what I have mentioned about editing email body, you can see more here: How can I customize the body of the email alert or autoresponder?
Of course, do let us know here if you have any further questions and we would be happy to answer them.


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- Fritz KuehnAsked on March 20, 2013 at 07:23 PM
I need to build a form to sign-up people to make sanctuary flower donations for Sunday Services. That means creating a form listing dates for every Sunday, AND showing which ones remain available (no sign-up yet) for the next visitor . I was planning on embedding the signup on a page on our site, with the donation functionality handled separately on the same page without tying the two together (we use authorize.net. We could possibly do the donation part using our same authorize ID through JotForm (though that's not required). We just really need the sign-up-for-available-date portion. Please recommend a solution... Thank you!
- JotForm SupportjonathanAnswered on March 20, 2013 at 08:06 PM
To be able to come up with your solution, you will need to use some javascripts/PHP and database programming together with the form.
The 'listing dates and remaining available...' is a functionality that cannot be done on the form builder alone. So, you will need to code your own function for this.
You can design your form using the form builder, then use its source code on your web page. Then, inject the function you created for the listing.
You will need the database because you will need to do query as to which dates are still available or not.
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text: This is a card that I made for today's Mojo Monday. The image is a digital image that I downloaded from Verve. I think they were offering this only for a limited time during there last release! Not sure what is going on with the purple thing I have going on with my Christmas cards. The snowflake paper is something that I picked up from a dollar store last year. The snowflake accent has been cut from my Cricut.


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Skane Found!
Current location: Scintilla
A lead at the local space port pointed to a Black-market slave trade. Atrid Skane was sold to a brothel there to a pimp named "Green Thumb" (obvious moniker). The brothel was found and the characters infiltrated it to gain access to Skane. Green Thumb kept her doped up to keep her in line. When the drugs wore off, Skane snapped out of her fugue and went on a killing spree.
Inquisitor Skane was found in a Brothel and rescued.
She ordered the characters to continue following the leads they had to find her.


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The most commonly used type of home loan is a fixed rate mortgage (FRM). When you obtain a mortgage at a fixed rate, that means that throughout the life of your loan you will pay the same interest rate regardless of whether the market mortgage rate goes up or down, and your monthly payments will remain the same throughout the life of your loan because it is "amortized or structured that way. Most home purchases using a fixed rate mortgage are on a 30 year repayment term. There are other repayment lengths for a fixed rate loan, including 25, 20, 15 and 10 years. The most common repayment term for a refinance is a 15 year FRM. Another option is a bi-weekly mortgage, which will reduce the length of the loan by making half of the monthly payment on a 2 week schedule. (Since there are 52 weeks in a year, you make 26 payments, or 13 "months" worth, every year.)
The only exception to a fixed rate mortgage having non-variable monthly payments is if you have an "impound account." This is when your lender collects additional funds each month for the prorated monthly cost of homeowners insurance and property tax. This is generally done when a borrower pays less than 20% down on their home purchase. The impound account is used to pay these expenses when they are due and if the premium and tax changes, so does the amount collected by the lender each month.
An adjustable rate mortgage can widely vary your monthly mortgage payments based on how the market is and the overall interest rate fluctuations. A fixed rate mortgage is often considered much more stable and in most cases is a better choice. An adjustable rate mortgage can be very attractive when rates are low to start out, however if rates increase after the initial period of the loan, monthly payments will increase, so an adjustable rate mortgage should only be considered by those who expect an increase in income availability.
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Small Charities Week
We're a small team at ingenie, so we tend to know quite a lot about each other's passions and problems. Usually we'd offer a cup of tea and a chat but this week we're doing more.
For Small Charities Week, we each chose the charity that's closest to our heart - because they're local, they've helped us in some way or they're doing something we really believe in.
Read some of our stories, find out more about our charities and cick to donate.
Karen gave to Momentum
"Momentum are a charity very close to my heart - they look after families of children with cancer and life threatening illnesses in the local area.
"They were so good to my son Daniel when he was going through treatment, regularly sending him gifts to cheer him up, arranging days out and also music lessons at home which he loved. They always remembered and made a fuss of my daughter Lucy, too.
"They also redesigned and refitted the parents' room and playroom at Epsom hospital where Daniel and I spent weeks at a time over the last 3 years."
Ben gave to Surfers Against Sewage
"I've surfed all over the world and there's a reason people want to go to Hawaii more than Cornwall (besides better waves): our beaches in the UK are a mess.
"Surfers Against Sewage is a charity that deals with all kinds of beach and ocean pollution. From climate change to toxic water quality and marine litter, SAS is doing everything it can to fight against environmental destruction and keep the UK's beaches beautiful."
Charlotte gave to Epsom Playhouse
"My mum works with a local nursery school called Epsom Playhouse. They work really hard to raise money for the children to have toys and equipment by running fairs and raffles.
"You see a real community spirit with the staff, parents,friends and family coming together to help raise as much money as possible so the children can have the best care. The staff's main focus is the children and getting them ready for big school."
Honor gave to Ministry of Stories
"I first heard of Hoxton Street Monster Supplies a few years ago. They sell - seriously - supplies for monsters. If you're a vampire needing blood or a werewolf after liquid misery, that's where you go.
"The shop is a delightfully silly front for Ministry of Stories, a charity that gets young people into storytelling and creative writing. It was founded by Nick Hornby and is a lovely way to grow children's imaginations.
"And you get to it through a secret door in the monster shop. Very cool."
Mike gave to Naomi House & Jacksplace
"I originally became aware of this charity through a friend of a friend whose son had been looked after there. Jacksplace is the only hospice for young adults in our region, offering the care and support they need but also giving them the independence they often crave.
"They achieve this through 24-hour nursing care alongside activities and social events both at the hospice and further afield.
"To support the charity, I completed the Charity Clarendon Way Walk, which runs between Salisbury and Winchester - 26.2 miles or 54,981 steps (and one blister, as it turned out!)"
Katey gave to Contact the Elderly
"Contact the Elderly is a charity that tackles loneliness and social isolation among older people. It's heart-breaking that growing old is a huge fear for vulnerable people and that we live in a time where we barely know our neighbours - so this is a worthy cause.
"It's run by volunteers who hold monthly Sunday afternoon tea parties for those in need of a cuppa, a catch-up and some Victoria sponge.
"The goal is that, over time, these meetings become more and more frequent and strangers become good friends."
Savina gave to Nightline
"Nightline is a student-run helpline I volunteered with during my years at uni. They offer a free talking service for students that runs every night 6pm until 8am.
"Mental health is a really important facet to our wellbeing and it is so important to get everyone talking about it as much as possible. Everyone thinks the years at uni are one big party but that's not always the case. Being a sounding board to those who are feeling really vulnerable and offering a chat at the loneliest of times - at night - is a saviour for some."
James gave to Action for Carers
"Action for Carers Surrey is a charity that aims to raise awareness of carers' needs. They work alongside health and social care teams to ensure carers are well supported.
"There are around 108,000 carers in Surrey and for most carers it can be an unexpected role to take on. Due to its high demands they can often be unaware of the benefits and other help available to make their lives easier. Action for Carers also has a specialist support network for 18 to 24-year-olds, which offers a chance to go out for a free meal and access to an online community."
By Honor Clement-Hayes
Honor joined ingenie in 2014 and is in charge of words on the Young Driver's Guide and blog. Her first car is a Peugeot 206 cabriolet, which is a very sensible choice for the British climate. Follow her on Google+.


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bellatrix - it's all true
so i'm listening to this for the first time (one of thos bargin bin purchases you never actually listen to) and it's just GLORIOUS. 'jediwannabe' just sounds amazing, like the postal service gone into hyperspace..
i think i'm in a time warp - so, in that spirit, has anyone heard twist yet? i saw them supporting the junket and they were ace! ahem.
(i bet only adie & lyle reply to this.)
I have that record. I may just put it on when I go home this weekend.
They were great. Weren't they on Fierce Panda? Good times.
I own JediWannabe
on single, it's ace but I've never felt compelled to explore them more.
Maybe I should...
cheap as chips
Are they the Icelandic band?
If so i saw them years ago at Lloyds park in croydon as part of a foreign culture festival. it was meh
the album was £1.99
in some bargin section in virgin on TCR. i only bought it because they were on fierce panda :D
I do also...
plus The Girl With The Sparkling Eyes. I seem to remember the video being them inside a pinball table. Kinda goes with the Pong-style synths. I'll look into geting the album - you've intrigued me, Daniel.
Do you mean the band Twist?
I have only these singles, 'Star', 'Shari Says', 'Lay Low'
the junket...
they had a fairly okay song in a film or something... anyone tell me what it was called?
I had the album ( was rubbish) but it has gone in a move somewhere, along with astrid - strange weather lately, which is really good in a similar vein to bellatrix i guess.
i did actually see
twist play with the junket. it was at bedford esquires, sometime in 2000. the junket were rubbish, but twist were ACE yet somehow i came away with a mini-album by the junket and nothing by twist.
i never did buy their mini-album, either :(
twist were great!
i have a 7" single lurking around somewhere. star i think.
I saw Bellatrix live once or twice... I really liked them.
It's All True
is a fantastic album. I especially love This Boy Will Be Mine and the verse on The Girl With the Sparkling Eyes is a highlight for me too. Pity the chorus goes all Ally McBeal on us.
didn't like Bellatrix !
But Twist and the Junket were ace !
Apparently the Junket recorded a third ( if you count the mini ) album before spliting. Has anyone heard it ?
From that period, anyone remembers Tiny Too ?
Lots of fine music on Fierce Panda then (and still, but not as much)
I have only these singles, 'If I Was A Boy', 'My Planet Tim', 'World Between Us'
They had a rather good album
'things that i discover'.
Fierce Panda were far better at that time...
(i bet only adie & lyle reply to this.)
well i wasn't going to but i suppose i have to now. :-P
yes. bellatrix. i interviewed them once y'know. my minidisc player fucked up though so i had to type it up from memory as soon as i got home.
that's my anecdote for the day.
they were ACE
I was describing Yellowcard to a friend t'other day.
I said "pop-punk with a violin".
He said: "like Bellatrix? cool"
I said: "umm...no"
okay, Adie's anecodote was rather better....
i've just remembered that the gig was on my birthday. and turn were supporting! and we convened in the dressing room afters to play on piano and drink booze. i was very drunk. and then i forgot where i lived.
good times.
i saw coldplay supporting bellatrix
in manchester roadhouse many years ago... needless to say bellatrix were AMAZING!


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Sawyer Howitt: A Young Man Full Of Ambition & Drive
Sawyer Howitt is currently a project manager with the Meriwether Group. The Meriwether Group is based out of Portland Oregon. Howitt is a senior who is focusing his ambitions within the area of finance and business.
At a very young age Sawyer Howitt had an amazing ability to understand the financial as well as the operational aspects of an organization. In addition, Howitt quickly realized that you must have a direct connection as well as relationship with the consumer in order to be successful. Identifying and meeting the needs of each and every client is what business is all about.
Sawyer Howitt has assumed a number of responsibilities since he started working for the Meriwether Group. Howitt has attended important company meetings and events simply observing client customer interaction. Howitt has also taken care of in house scheduling issues between executives and business clients. Howitt feels he is learning the business by handling different tasks within his organization. Howitt has an excellent attitude he feels "no job is too small or to large". Howitt is happy to do anything that will help him along with his career ambitions.
Sawyer Howitt has extensive customer service experience as well as experience as a Business Analyst. His previous experience has served him quite well at the Meriwether Group.
Howitt interacts with some well known entrepreneurs on a regular basis. Actually, the Meriwether Group is geared toward supporting entrepreneurs by providing expertise services such as brand building, manufacturing as well as expansion.
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This will be the most personal post I've ever written on this blog so far.
As you may know from my about page, I am a full-time software engineer working in a startup company. To my surprise, some of my close colleagues were laid off today. I shouldn't have been that surprised given the current economic conditions, but it is still shocking to see some of my close friends leave without being able to shake their hands.
I am deeply sorry to see my colleagues laid off (we've had some great times), but I am not worried for them. They are among the best at what they do and I am confident that they would be able to find a new job in no time.
As for me, I am thankful that I wasn't one of the ones chosen, but I can't be relieved yet.


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Sleek liners coming out for the very reason of the crazy colours, more brands definitely need to follow on. Hopefully pale foundations and green and blue lipsticks will be next, yep I'm really dreaming on a bit....
Sleek Eau La La Liners come in 20 colours and there's yellows, oranges and a bunch of red tones in there too. They are all multi-use products and can be used for the face, lips and eyes. I'll be using them for my eyes for the most part.
Dragonfruit is a matte crimson red with pink undertones. I find it to be highly pigmented in one stroke and soft for something matte. This colour will never be patchy and goes on very evenly and lasts!
At £4.00 each I think these are a good buy and spot on for someone who likes variety in their makeup bag.
Tuesday, 8 May 2012
Sleek Eau La La Liner in 306 Dragonfruit
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Monday, January 9, 2012
Behavioral Health Queens
Posted by Suzanne Barker at 4:13 AM
4 comments:
- Raven Blackmane said...
Sometimes it's the simple things that makes life at work a little more enjoyable. When I used to work we'd have fun days where we'd all wear purple or fancy appetizer day or prank week. Prank week got way out of hand.
- January 9, 2012 at 8:05 AM
- Cynthia said...
I should do that at work . . . even though I am all alone here.
- January 9, 2012 at 10:09 AM
- The White Silk Purse (Dana) said...
I do it at home when my family forgets I'm the QUEEN, and what I say goes!
- January 9, 2012 at 6:58 PM
Cute! Us gals @ work need to be the"resolution" queens!
- January 12, 2012 at 11:50 AM
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Stefan Seregard/Anders Kvanta´s research group
Retina, eye oncology
The research team is led by Professor Stefan Seregard and Professor Anders Kvanta. Activities include both projects with a focus on eye cancer, and primarily malignant melanoma, and projects focusing focusing on the retina and related disease.
Both the clinical management and the histopathological evaluation of eye melanoma have been centralized at St. Erik's Eye Hospital for a long time. This has enabled a number of different projects, which both have clinical orientation, such as studies of various types of brachytherapy (radiation from applicators) to more experimental studies that include cell lines, animal models and studies of histopathological material. The experimental studies are at present mainly focused on the understanding of the molecular mechanisms that are important for the occurrence of eye melanoma, but also for studies aiming to find an effective treatment of advanced disease.
The clinical studies on the retina of the eye are focused on identifying and improving treatments of our most common retinal diseases. Several studies are conducted with the goal to halt complications of pathologic neovascularisation in macular degeneration, retinal vein occlusion and diabetic retinopathy. In a joint translational project we will use differentiated embryonal stem cells to regenerate the macula in an attempt to treat the severe dry form of macular degeneration. Our experimental projects include molecular- and cell biologic studies and preclinical animal models and aim to identify new molecules relevant to the onset of neovascularisation and cell death for these common retinal conditions.
Research Projects
- Cancer in the eye, malignant melanoma
- Basic research on ocular angiogenesis
- Stemcell treatment in retinal disease
- Macular degeneration
- Ischemic retinopathies
- Vitreoretinal surgery
Selected Publications
Bevacizumab for macular edema in central retinal vein occlusion: a prospective, randomized, double-masked clinical study.
Ophthalmology 2012 Jun;119(6):1184-9
Combination therapy with low-dose transpupillary thermotherapy and intravitreal ranibizumab for neovascular age-related macular degeneration: a 24-month prospective randomised clinical study.
Br J Ophthalmol 2012 May;96(5):714-8
Nuclear HER3 is associated with favorable overall survival in uveal melanoma.
Int. J. Cancer 2012 Mar;130(5):1120-7
Intraoperative mitomycin C versus autologous conjunctival autograft in surgery of primary pterygium with four-year follow-up.
Acta Ophthalmol 2012 May;90(3):266-70
Expression and prognostic significance of iNOS in uveal melanoma.
Int. J. Cancer 2010 Jun;126(11):2682-9
Group members
|Charlotta All-Ericsson
|Urban Amrén
|Associated, Postdoc
|Helder Andre
|Laura Armonaite
|Graduate Student
|Hammurabi Bartuma
|Associated, Postdoc
|Katarina Bartuma
|Associated, Postdoc
|Manuel Casselholm De Salles
|Graduate Student
|David Leo Joakim Epstein
|Maria Fili
|Graduate Student
|Ásbjörg Geirsdóttir
|Monika Grudzinska
|Anders Kvanta
|Research team leader, Adjunct professor
|Parviz Mammadzada
|Graduate Student
|Sandra Petrus-Reurer
|PhD student
|Flavia Plastino
|Research assistant
|Louise Ramsköld Cabaca
|Graduate Student
|Stefan Seregard
|Research team leader, Professor/senior physician
|Gustav Stålhammar


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As noted, UFC fighter Mike "The Truth" Jackson recently appeared as a guest on WWE Hall Of Famer Booker T's Heated Conversations podcast. Featured below are some additional highlights from the interview.
On not paying attention to what people say about his performance against CM Punk at UFC 225: "I knew before the fight that it was going to be an easy fight. I said all of this. Everything that happened I said it was going to happen. When I looked in his eyes I saw a nice guy. I saw someone--and I don't think he was trying to prove anything to his fans, he was doing it for himself and that is what you are supposed to do it for. When I went out there and performed I wasn't performing for the fans, I was performing for myself. When guys like [UFC President] Dana White have this criticism I can't let that bother me and get to me because at the end of the day I am the one getting in there and fighting and criticizing me. They aren't in there with me so when I looked into his eyes I saw a man that felt like he was content to where he was and as a fighter in the moment. Right before we walked out we were in the back, and as I walked out first I am waiting by the curtain and he's probably a good 30 yards away from me. I had raised my hands and said, 'Hey Phil. We touching gloves?' He looked at me and raised his fists like, yeah, we're touching gloves, so that was cool. For him, it was one of those things where he looked like he was content with everything, but even until this day I don't think he knew what he was getting into. I don't think he was prepared for that kind of fight. I told people before the Mickey Gall fight that they were two different fighters. Mickey Gall is going to want to take him down, which he did, and I am going to want to beat him on his feet, which I did, but there's those things like you can't really prepare for getting hit in the face and that was the difference. When I hit him with that jab the first time his eyes lit up and he realized that this fight was different. People who criticize this man have never competed or made that walk."
On not finishing Punk because he didn't want to hurt him in front of his family and friends: "I'm still living my best. That is all I can do. That mute and block button works wonders. I know people come at me, but here's the thing, maybe 5-10 years ago I would have went out there and assaulted that man just because of where I was in my life, but I am in a different space right now. For me, I'm not worried about all this negativity that people present. I went out there and fought my fight, and I didn't want to hurt the guy. People are legit upset with me because for not hurting him. People came up to me and said that they are going to start calling me 'Mike the Merciful' because I went out here and I showed compassion for another human being and I didn't want to hurt him because I knew what the circumstances were. Everyone was looking at this fight as if it were a number-one contenders spot or something like that. It was my WrestleMania, my title shot, but at the same time I knew what it really was. I didn't have to go out there and really hurt the guy in front of his people. I went out there and we put on a show---I think if people would take that theory that I disrespected the sport because I didn't finish him; if you can take that aspect out of it and just appreciate the fight for what it is people would like it more, but people are so caught up in the hype."
On claims that he was showboating during the fight and Dana White saying he will never fight in the UFC again: "The whole thing about me showboating and taunting--I wasn't doing any of that. What happens is that you have the camera on you in one particular angle and if you are in the arena you are watching through one vantage point so you are not seeing the entire picture," he said. "I had somebody ask me afterwards with the post-fight press conference we talked about it. I had asked one of the reporters whether or not I was showboating in the fight and he said that in the moment it looked like I was, but that he remembered what I had said in the post fight interview, I went back and watched the fight and then I realized where you were coming from. I get it, you can only watch it from that vantage point. That is why you have three judges, just in case someone misses something."
Check out the complete episode of the Heated Conversations podcast featuring Booker T's interview with Mike Jackson at Omny.fm.


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