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Never underestimate your enemy… even the gods sometimes have mysteries to solve… when a powerful family’s reunion is interrupted, anything can happen… the arrival of a late-night visitor creates an unexpected discovery… a journey through the stars brings unique challenges…
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In honor of International Women’s Day, SylverQuill Press has brought together bright talent in the genre of short fiction and fantastical art for a new and exciting anthology. This cohort of international writers and artists has contributed to a strong, meaningful collection of work, giving voice to a diverse and collaborative group. The stories and artwork included in this anthology will transport, inspire, and entertain the reader. We’re glad to have you along for the ride!
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The worst terror attack in New Zealand’s modern history took place on Friday, and the alleged perpetrator is an Australian.
Appropriately, this calamity has started a process of deep reflection in the man’s home country. Everywhere, decent Australians are asking, how did we get here? Do we own him?
There has been extensive, international discussion about the role of the online subculture of the far right in these events – the codes, memes and signals of internet-mediated white supremacy.
There’s been less reflection on the fact that any 28-year-old in Australia has grown up in a period when racism, xenophobia and a hostility to Muslims in particular, were quickly ratcheting up in the country’s public culture.
In the period of the country’s enthusiastic participation in the War on Terror, Islam and Muslims have frequently been treated as public enemies, and hate speech against them has inexorably been normalised.
Australian racism did not of course begin in 2001. The country was settled by means of a genocidal frontier war, and commenced its independent existence with the exclusion of non-white migrants. White nationalism was practically Australia’s founding doctrine.
But a succession of events in the first year of the millennium led to Islamophobia being practically enshrined as public policy.
First, the so-called Tampa Affair saw a conservative government refuse to admit refugees who had been rescued at sea. It was a naked bid to win an election by whipping up xenophobia and border panic. It worked.
In the years since, despite its obvious brutality, and despite repeated condemnations from international bodies, the mandatory offshore detention of boat-borne refugees in third countries has become bipartisan policy. (The centre-left Labor party sacrificed principle in order to neutralise an issue that they thought was costing them elections.)
The majority of the refugees thus imprisoned have been Muslim. It has often been suggested by politicians that detaining them is a matter of safety – some of them might be terrorists.
Second, the 9/11 attacks drew Australia into the War on Terror in support of its closest ally, and geopolitical sponsor, the United States.
Australian troops spent long periods in Afghanistan and Iraq, fighting and killing Muslims in their own countries. The consequences of this endless war have included the targeting of Australians in Jihadi terror attacks and plots, both at home and abroad.
The wars began with a deluge of propaganda. Later, the terror threat was leveraged to massively enhance surveillance by Australia’s national security state. Muslim Australians have frequently been defined by arms of their own government as a source of danger.
Two years after the war in Iraq commenced, the campaign of Islamophobia culminated in the country’s most serious modern race riots, on Cronulla Beach in December 2005, when young white men spent a summer afternoon beating and throwing bottles at whichever brown people they could find.
Cronulla was a milestone in the development of a more forthright, ugly public nationalism in Australia. Now young men wear flags as capes on Australia Day, a date which is seen as a calculated insult by many Indigenous people. Anzac Day, which commemorates a failed invasion of Turkey, was once a far more ambivalent occasion. In recent years it has moved closer to becoming an open celebration of militarism and imperialism.
Every step of the way, this process has not been hindered by outlets owned by News Corp, which dominates Australia’s media market in a way which citizens of other Anglophone democracies can find difficult to comprehend.
News Corp has the biggest-selling newspapers in the majority of metropolitan media markets, monopolies in many regional markets, the only general-readership national daily, and the only cable news channel. Its influence on the national news agenda remains decisive. And too often it has used this influence to demonise Muslims.
On Anzac Day 2017, a prominent young Australian Muslim woman, Yassmin Abdel-Magied, posted on her personal Facebook page, “LEST.WE.FORGET. (Manus, Nauru, Syria, Palestine…)”, which appeared to draw an equivalence between the suffering of Muslims around the world today, and that of Australia’s diggers during the first world war.
News Corp outlets – especially the Australian – howled about her supposed disrespect for months. Opportunistic conservative politicians lined up to condemn her. Towards the end of the year, she decamped for London, and in a television appearance compared Australia to an “abusive boyfriend”.
On the other hand, News Corp has been far more solicitous to touring grifters from the “alt-right” movement. They gave softball interviews and free publicity to Milo Yiannopoulos, Lauren Southern and Stefan Molyneux ahead of their national tours. They also gave Gavin McInnes the soft touch, but his plans were aborted when he was denied a visa on character grounds.
More significantly still, News Corp has itself recently run campaigns based on white nationalist talking points.
A year ago, Sydney’s Daily Telegraph ran reports on the alleged plight of white farmers in South Africa, in a way that echoed far-right myths about “white genocide”. This worked well enough to elicit a short-lived policy proposal from the immigration minister to give white farmers “special attention”.
News Corp also had a big hand in promoting the idea over the last few years that “African gangs” were holding the city of Melbourne to ransom. This campaign was also in lockstep with the rhetoric of local neo-Nazis such as Blair Cottrell.
And last August, News Corp’s most influential rightwing pundit, Andrew Bolt, wrote a column which explicitly raised the prospect of demographic replacement – a recurring obsession of the white nationalists.
Bolt depicted a possible future in which a “tidal wave of immigrants sweeps away our national identity”. For Bolt – who has previously been found to have breached Australia’s Racial Discrimination Act – the country was under demographic attack.
This normalisation of white nationalist concepts is also visible in politics. Senator Fraser Anning has had a hit of global social media fame this week after he appeared to blame the victims of the Christchurch massacre, and again when a young protester cracked an egg on Anning’s bald pate.
Anning is hardly alone – white nationalist anxieties have continually surfaced at the heart of Australia’s political process. In 2016 the Australian Senate held an inquiry into halal food, in which senators asked questions which appeared to owe a debt to rightwing conspiracy theories about certification funding terrorism.
Anning himself was elected as a result of the revival of Australian anti-immigrant populist party, One Nation, whose recent elected members have included an alleged sovereign citizen. Last year the Australian Senate almost passed a motion that “It’s OK to be white”, which would have seen a 4chan meme approved by the national parliament.
Just last week, publicity-hungry former Labor leader Mark Latham, now running for state office with One Nation, suggested that self-identified Indigenous people be DNA tested before they receive welfare.
And at least until Friday, it looked like a desperate conservative national government might run a race-based election, reaching once more for the same playbook the party has used for decades. (In 2011, the current prime minister Scott Morrison reportedly recommended an anti-Muslim election strategy to his Liberal party colleagues). Former race discrimination commissioner Tim Soutphommasane said the government was “campaigning on fear, seeking to incite hysteria about asylum seekers and border security”.
Australia now has a public collection of open white nationalists – from antisemitic podcasters to would-be infiltrators of mainstream conservative parties.
They need to be understood in their proper context: the decades-long drumbeat of xenophobia and Muslim-hate, which has issued from some of the most powerful institutions in the country.
This is the environment in which Muslims, refugees and immigrants have come to be understood as enemies of Australia. It may be an environment that has nurtured white supremacist terror.
Jason Wilson is a Guardian Australia columnist

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§ 35-2-107 - Deposit in name of fiduciary as such -- Drawing check.
If a deposit is made in a bank or savings institution to the credit of a fiduciary as such, the bank or savings institution is authorized to pay the amount of the deposit or any part thereof upon the check of the fiduciary, signed with the name in which such deposit is entered, without being liable to the principal, unless the bank or savings institution pays the check with actual knowledge that the fiduciary is committing a breach of the fiduciary's obligation as fiduciary in drawing the check or with knowledge of such facts that its action in paying the check amounts to bad faith. If, however, such a check is payable to the drawee bank or savings institution and is delivered to it in payment of or as security for a personal debt of the fiduciary to it, the bank or savings institution is liable to the principal if the fiduciary in fact commits a breach of the obligation as fiduciary in drawing or delivering the check except as provided in § 35-2-106.
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I got this book at the spring Friends of the Library book sale, and when I was looking for a volume of poetry to read (aside from the complete works of Keats, Shelley, and Marvell that I have read a couple of and put aside as well as a couple other collections), I picked it up because this was the first of my recent purchases I’ve found.
The poet is in her middle age in 1974; she talks about getting laid in 1947, so that makes her my grandmother’s age. So although I don’t generally mind poems about sex–I mean, I’ve written one or two of my own–the thought of a grandmother writing about oral sex made it kind of squicky.
The poems are all right; a step above true grandmother poetry. I know, I know, you can’t wait for me to tell you how long the lines are: Well, she has some shorter-lined poems and some that are sentency length in longer narrative poems (not Childe Harolde or even “The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock” length–just a couple of pages). Unfortunately, the poems are written for the page and not the mouth, so they lack the alliteration, rhythm, and word play that make a good spoken poem. And I try to speak all the poems I read, sometimes out loud and sometimes only in my head, but I do. Blame it on being raised by Nuyorican street poets, at least in my performative years.
The author has won numerous prizes, the back flap tells us. My first Internet look for her did not come up with a lot of information, but a search this morning showed that she published numerous books and won prizes as late as 2015. So she must have some regional recognition. So perhaps I’ll bump into something else she’s written sometime, but given her nexus is the northern southeast, perhaps not.


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We had already defined the different items on a balance sheet that we are interested in here. Now the question is how one can change any of those items. In German standard accounting there are three kinds of flows that change the items on the balance sheet:
- Income, , increases and consumption, , decreases an economic unit’s net worth: (Remember, net worth is the difference between assets (both tangible and financial) and liabilities: ,).
- Revenues, , increase and expenditures, , decrease net financial assets: (Remember, net financial assets are the difference between financial assets and liabilities: ).
- Receipts increase and payments decrease a unit’s means of payment (stock of money): , ,
Now, it is very important to keep those items clearly apart. Too often, receipts, income and revenues are mixed up with each other as are consumption, expenditures or payments. While there might sometimes be an overlap between those different flows (a revenue might also be income and come in the form of a receipt), they have to be kept strictly apart.
Here are some examples:
- Income but no revenue: Here only tangible assets increase and net financial assets do not. The simplest example would be a non-monetary gift.But it also contains all production of tangible assets to which no expenditures correspond (this will be very important when we will talk about profit). Another example is the appreciation of an asset (financial or tangible) you already own. An important note: Although net financial assets can increase through an appreciation because after one they are worth more, this does not count as a revenue since revenues are transactions and a change in an asset’s value is not a transaction.
- Consumption but no expenditure: Those are all transactions that leave your net financial assets unchanged. Imagine you cook for yourself and eat what you cooked. This is a consumption but not an expenditure. For companies, depreciation of your tangible assets (sometimes also called consumption of fixed assets) is a consumption that is no expenditure.
- Revenue but no income: This is an increase in net financial assets that leaves your net worth unchanged. This then has to be a transaction in which an increase of your net financial assets is compensated for by a decrease in your tangible assets. This could be the sale of a machine — it increases your net financial assets (more money) and decreases your stock of tangible assets (less machines).
- Receipt but no revenue: The stock of means of payments increase without an increase in net financial assets. This can be due to two things: a) liabilities increase by the same amount as your means of payment, i.e. you take out a loan. This is a balance sheet lengthening (more on that later). b) somebody pays you back money she owes you. Then your other financial assets decrease (your claim) and your stock of money incrases. This is an asset exchange.
And so on. You can make up other examples but the bottom line is: in order to understand what is going on in the economy, you have to keep those different transactions apart (and as an appetizer: I think much of academic economics does not properly keep those different transactions apart with grave consequences…).


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Man, the last week or so I've been working on portraits of our talent at KTVB. It's been such a fun project to be working on! I loved being able to get out of the studio with everyone and connect a little. It always takes a little bit of chaos to get all of the talent together. With everyone's schedules being so different, I can be kind of exhausted by the end of it, but it's an earned exhaustion! And that's a great feeling.
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I will be performing at the Guy Harvey Oceanic Foundations fundraiser this year on Oct 29th. Looks like I'll be up at the IGFA's (International Game Fish Association) Headquarters and Hall of Fame a lot this month.
It's up in Dania Beach, and it's not a cheap ticket, but if you would like to attend - here is your invitation! I'll be there for their Mortgage Burning Party, the Hall of Fame induction ceremony, and now, this as well.
I will be playing the guitar that Wyland painted on for the first time since! (It lives on my living room wall these days...) Let me know if you decide to go! Peace o< Scott!


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This has been a historic week for California! On Tuesday, Governor Brown signed historic legislation aimed to squash the gender wage gap in California. Signing SB 358 (Jackson), the California Fair Pay Act closes decades-old loopholes that have helped employers work around the Equal Pay Act, signed by President Kennedy in 1963.
Today is also Latina Equal Pay Day, a day meant to raise awareness about the persistent gender wage gap affecting Latinas across the nation. While Caucasian women make on average 78 cents to every dollar their white male counterparts make, Latinas make 44 cents to every dollar earned by white male counterparts. According to the Department of Labor, this leads to a shocking loss of $23,000 annually for Latinas on average. Federal legislation to address these stubborn and detrimental gender wage gaps have historically failed to pass Congress, making the California Fair Pay Act all the more important for millions of women and their families across our state.
California leads the nation with women covered by a union contract. A union contract is powerful in many ways but for women in particular it can provide clarity on wages and ensure women workers earn just as much as their male coworkers. The California Fair Pay Act seeks to bring that same level of security to millions of women who are not (yet!) organized and working without the benefit of a union contract.
California and the federal government already have laws banning employers from paying women less than men for the same jobs. The new California Fair Pay Act broadens that prohibition by saying bosses cannot pay employees less than those of the opposite sex for “substantially similar work,” even if their titles are different or they work at different sites.
Up until the bill was signed on Tuesday, employers could get away with paying their women employees less than their male employees doing similar work simply by hiring women at a different worksite and/or slightly different title. It wasn’t fair and it wasn’t equal.
Furthermore the California Fair Pay Act has an important additional protection: it makes it illegal for a boss to retaliate against employees who ask about or discuss wages with their coworkers.
While laws like these are important and deserve celebration, most folks don’t know that to an increasing number of workers, these laws don’t apply. That’s because many employers are now using forced arbitration to skirt protections on pay, sexual harassment, wage theft and a host of other workplace issues. .
Art Pulaski, the Executive Secretary-Treasurer of the California Labor Federation recently authored an opinion piece in the Sacramento Bee on this sinister trend:
If you’ve ever signed a job application, you’re familiar with the overly technical fine print. What you may not know is an arbitration agreement hidden in the fine print nullifies your rights to seek justice in a court of law if your boss sexually harasses you, cheats you out of pay or commits a host of other abuses.
Sign the job application, lose your rights – most often without even knowing it.
In workplaces across California, this scheme is becoming more commonplace. Big corporations such as the one that owns Pizza Hut are including an agreement that, if signed, binds the employee to the employer’s rigged arbitration system for virtually all disputes. It’s called forced arbitration because workers don’t have a choice in the matter if they want a job.
You can read the full column here. And be sure to share far and wide to urge the Governor to sign AB 465.
It’s imperative to make sure workers are not cheated out of laws and protections we’re proud to pass in California, including: paid sick days, family leave, protection from sexual harassment on the job, and so many others. The California Fair Pay Act is the most recent in a long line of game-changing legislation passed in California and like all other protections we’re proud of, it will mean nothing if we cannot enforce it.
Join the conversation and follow #LatinaEqualPayDay on twitter and urge Governor Brown to sign AB 465!


This week celebrates 15 years of trap music being mainstream. TI aka Tip is considered the father of Trap Music. He was the one to bring trap music to the mainstream. He had some words about this, and he gave us sneak preview of dime trap. Dimetrap is his highly ancipated project follow up from Da Nik project. Check out the exclusive recap here.


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The Musical Novel
Imitation of Musical Structure, Performance, and Reception in Contemporary Fiction
Camden House 2014
The Musical Novel: Imitation of Musical Structure, Performance, and Reception in Contemporary Fiction (Camden House, 2014; a new paperback edition has recently come out (Boydell and Brewer, 2018)) examines a variety of music and literature interconnections. Readers are invited to ask what these collaborations that arise at the crossing points of various fields offer for engaging in reading and writing. Relying on an extensive overview of theoretical works that substantiate the overlapping of disciplines, Emily Petermann’s research provides additional coordinates for the definition of intermediality that underpins her examination of novels that embrace music.
As the title of the book suggests, Petermann considers multiple ways in which music is incorporated in literature: structure, performance, and reception. An extensive segment of this research is devoted to the discussion of musical structures that writers bring to their texts. In this regard, Petermann takes a step forward in the examination of music and literature collaborations. By emphasizing the significance of the musical structural component that informs a literary text, the book suggests a more profound dialogue between music and literature.
The Musical Novel offers a detailed discussion of jazz elements that turn out to be effective for the organization of literary texts. Although this aspect has been previously discussed by scholars, Petermann focuses on the structural overlapping, drawing attention to improvisation elements. In this interview, Petermann specifies that despite the temptation to draw parallels between jazz and textual structuring, improvisation in literary texts, however, should be perceived as a metaphor. This comment invites the consideration of how musical and literary works affect both performance and reception.
The Musical Novel contains a few chapters and subchapters that delve into a detailed analysis of Bach’s Goldberg Variations: Bach’s masterpiece appears rather productive for literary borrowings and variations at many levels, including structure and content. These chapters are particularly illuminating in terms of the dialogical opportunities that music and literature offer and welcome.
Emily Petermann’s book offers an opportunity to explore new ways not only for reading and writing but also for teaching: one of the questions that this interview raises is how musical novel can be read and taught. The Musical Novel welcomes the expansion of the territory of interdisciplinary borrowings and collaborations.


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Coverage: Machine Gun Kelly x Inked Magazine EP & Issue Release Party
What do you get when Machine Gun Kelly comes to New York laced up off endless bottles of Ciroc Vodka? A wild boy who knows how to make Chelsea’s meatpacking district look like a scene from the Project X movie. On March 20, the Bad Boy signee caused a riot at Hiro Ballroom as he celebrated the release of his Half Naked & Almost Famous EP with fellow label mate French Montana, Travis Porter and the folks at Inked Magazine.
The Cleveland, Ohio rapper is also the celebrity of choice for Inked Mag’s annual Skin & Style issue because the print publication believes MGK embodies characteristics that include style, culture and art, which happens to be the tattoo magazine’s three mantras. So in true The DJBooth fashion, I decided to show some support.
Check out the video of his performance that had me sandwiched in a mosh pit and feet free to purchase MGK’s new EP and DVD on iTunes here:
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- DJBooth City Cypher #1 (ft. Emilio Rojas, Maffew Ragazino, Black Dave, HD & Kirk Knight)
- It’s Electric: An EDM Guide For the Hip-Hop Head
- Best/Worst Of The Week: Coolio Turns To Porn, Nicki’s Comical Booty & More
- Russ, The Wild Card #TopProspects
- Sean Brown - The Top
- Even More Porn Stars in Music Videos (NSFW)
- Common - Nobody’s Smiling
- Real Recognize Real: Wrekonize on Pink Floyd, the Rise of TDE & More
- Bobby Shmurda is the New Worst Thing to Happen to Shmusic
- The Best Hip-Hop & R&B Songs of 2014 (Ongoing)
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Dec 7, 2009, 8:20 AM EDT
Geoff Baker wins the tweet-of-the-night award for this one:
I’m hearing that
Bay has been telling his former Pirates teammates he’d stand on his
head and sing on E. Martinez Way to play for M’s.
Before this past weekend such murmurings sounded like a lifestyle move for the Pacific Northwest-residing Bay. But now that the Mariners have Figgins and look to be even more aggressive in the free agent market, going to Seattle may the best move for a guy looking to be on a winner too.
- The San Jose lawsuit against Major League Baseball should be thrown out of court 0
- San Jose sues Major League Baseball, challenging its monopoly power 22
- Original Biogenesis source: “the people running Major League Baseball are the biggest scumbags on Earth” 36
- Brian Cashman calls out Yankees hitting coach Kevin Long 45
- And That Happened: Monday’s scores and highlights 84
- MLB hands down the suspensions for Tuesday night’s Dodgers-Diamondbacks melee (111)
- Neil deGrasse Tyson explains why beanball wars are stupid (104)
- Democrats beat the Republicans 22-0 in the Congressional Baseball Game (98)
- And That Happened: Wednesday’s scores and highlights (97)
- And That Happened: Thursday’s scores and highlights (88)
- Can Heat focus enough to avoid elimination?
- CSN: Bruins' defense never rests in Game 3 win
- CSN: Celtics-Clippers KG, Rivers trade talks dead
- PFT: Freed Johnson wants second chance in NFL
- PBT: Judges rules Iverson did not kidnap children
- PFT: Rodgers says Packers' moves a 'wake-up call'
- PFT: Beckham turned down chance to kick in NFL


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Connex Partner, Patientory Inc.'s, recent webinar takes a look into a real-time COVID-19 patient tracking and reporting tool which evaluates users’ current health conditions with a self-inspection quiz equipped with a diagnostic care treatment plan. Learn more about the solution and get a special offer by clicking below:
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21 March – 24 May 2015
This exhibition at Design Museum Gallery presents sketches and working plans by Paavo Tynell (1890 –1973), one of Finland’s leading designers of lamps and light-fittings. The exhibition takes a look at Tynell’s original drawings, which have been rarely on display. An archive of over 4,000 sketches by Tynell that was donated to Design Museum has recently been digitized. The material, which has been scanned into a database, offers new opportunities for research.
In 2012, Design Museum received a donation consisting of Paavo Tynell’s archive of sketches along with a collection of related photographs. The sketches encompass the whole of Tynell’s career from the 1920s to the 1960s. An important body of material in the archives concerns Tynell’s widely-known brass light fittings which he designed for the Taito company between 1944 and 1953.
The study of working drawings by Tynell has only just begun. Only a small number of the sketches include information such as the date or the location for which the light fitting was designed. We do not have other archive material, such as orders and information on deliveries, that would help in dating the material, says Harry Kivilinna of Design Museum who curated the exhibition. Previously, the catalogues of the Idman company were mainly used for identifying light fittings by Tynell, notes Kivilinna. The Taito company was merged with Idman in 1954, after which the former Taito models sold by Idman are to be found in the latter’s catalogues. It may be difficult to trace the history of the earliest light fittings. Information on the origin of the light fittings has been passed on orally, says Kivilinna.
Lamps and light fittings designed by Tynell were costly items already at the time when they were made. Digitization has made the original sketches and drawings more accessible in aid of the study of the designed models. It is also a potential aid in establishing the origin of designs. The exhibition presents a sample of almost one hundred sketches and drawings, telling about the work of designing these appreciated and highly regarded light fittings.
In April, Design Museum will hold a special event where the public can meet Finnish experts on Paavo Tynell’s work.
Paavo Tynell (1890–1973) was a Finnish designer. He was one of the founders of the Taito “art forging” firm, serving as its director and head designer until 1954. Tynell’s main work included lighting design for the Lasipalatsi building in Helsinki and the lighting for the office of the Secretary General of United Nations. From the 1930s until the 1950s, Tynell was one of Finland’s most widely used designers of light fittings for public spaces. Alvar Aalto, among other architects, collaborated with him in the design of interiors and lighting.


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The Viking and I are both city people. We love living in the middle of the action, so Copenhagen is the perfect spot for us. However, we also enjoy escaping the city for a bit. At the beginning of June, we took a road trip to Northern Jutland to visit his family, and we decided to venture out for a Saturday morning walk while we were there.
Good lord, Denmark is a beautiful country.
I really enjoyed walking around this small town. I love that fields and farms were so close by. It was a gorgeous day, and the scenery is incredible. This was a very welcome break from city life.
Are you more of a city or country person? Which do you prefer?

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I am a fairly new writer, at least I consider myself one. After three years of learning the craft, though, perhaps I should change my self concept. I still can’t see myself as growing up just yet. Anyway, with that mindset, I continue to write, write, write as if my life depended on it and read, read, read to learn from the hundreds of talented writers out there in the world.
I have to make a confession. I didn’t read my first romance until three years ago, AFTER I wrote my first book and it was supposed to be a romance! Before discovering romances, I swore off reading anymore novels. They all made me cry. None of the outcomes in the stories were satisfying for me, leaving me either aggravated the author could write it that way or sad beyond belief. I am one of those people who digest a book and internalize it emotionally. For me the only kind of books I could stomach were non-fiction books. I learned a ton of various stuff over the past fifteen years!
Needless to say, when I found out happy endings were inevitable in a romance, I devoured them. I didn’t discriminate genres either, but finally found myself drawn to Contemporary and Historical romances from all sorts of authors. So after a few hundred of those books I discovered my most favorite authors in Contemporary romance. These women are the writers I pray I can emulate. My mother introduced me to LaVyrle Spencer and a dear writer friend introduced me to Susan Elizabeth Phillips. I have finally found books I absolutely love to read.
LaVyrle, sadly, retired several years ago. I have been collecting her books from the antique shops, used book stores in the area and from bookstores across the country. I am also in the process of purchasing SEP’s backlist.
I read every other sort of book still, but I throw in one of these books to keep me focused.
These women write about strong characters with wounded lives and insurmountable circumstances. I love the way the hero and heroine’s lives are meshed so change is inevitable, improving each other’s life in their relationship. I want to see the characters grow from the conflict they encounter in their own personalities. The emotions written on the page are powerful and influential to a fledgling writer as myself.
These are the sort of stories Nena wants to write. Passion and romance. Learning how to make that happen is an exciting challenge that drives me to the written word.
I’d love to hear who influences your writing. Leave a comment to share.


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It’s not a glitch: how Meta systematically censors Palestinian voices
This Access Now report documented cases of how Meta censors Palestinian voices on Facebook and Instagram.
Meta must act: stop the systematic censorship of Palestinian voices
Meta’s ongoing censorship of Palestine-related content during times of conflict is a systemic issue, not a glitch that needs addressing.
Censorship at the door: India must say no to government fact-checking
The 2023 fact-checking amendment contradicts the right to free speech and expression under Indian and international law.
No liberty, no safety: Sri Lanka must withdraw the Online Safety Bill
Access Now, Hashtag Generation, and more than 50 organisations, are demanding the Government of Sri Lanka to withdraw the Online Safety Bill.
Open letter to Sri Lankan government: Withdraw Online Safety Bill to protect people’s rights and future
More than fifty Sri Lankan and international organisations are calling on the Sri Lankan government to withdraw the Onine Safety Bill.
What the U.S. can and must do to reconnect Gaza
Gaza is suffering under its ninth recent telecommunications and internet shutdown. We outline how the U.S. can help reconnect Gaza.
India’s rushed telco bill must be amended to protect human rights
India’s Telecommunications Bill, 2023 threatens open, secure, and unhindered internet access.
U.S. Senator joins civil society’s call: #StopSilencingPalestine
U.S. Senator joins civil society’s call to #StopSilencingPalestine. Meta’s censorship of Palestine-related content must end now.
UNESCO’s guidelines for governing digital platforms: our remaining concerns
Access Now has been following with concern UNESCO’s efforts to create global content governance guidelines. With the release of the final version, our concerns persist.


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Nandini Jha has been found guilty of manslaughter in the death of her three-year-old daughter Niyati Friday.
After two full days of deliberation, the jury acquitted the Mississauga mother on a charge of second-degree murder, not believing she intentionally caused the death of her child.
Fighting back tears, Jha, 38, was told she can remain free on bail until her sentencing at the end of June. Lending support in the courtroom was her husband, who has since moved to Calgary where he lives with their three children, two of whom were born after Niyati’s death. He declined comment.
Jha had insisted that she never hit Niyati. “She’s shocked,” said defence lawyer Dirk Derstine.
“They obviously came to the conclusion that she did something unlawful to her child but she didn’t have the intention to kill her,” Derstine said. “It’s not at all certain that the jury found that she had hit her child before. This issue will have to be decided at sentencing.”
Just shy of her fourth birthday, the battered little girl suffered at least one skull fracture before the fatal one was inflicted on Sept. 20, 2011. Forensic pathologist Dr. Charis Kepron said it would have taken “significant force” to cause Niyati’s initial skull fractures and less force for the subsequent head trauma because her skull was already weakened. Niyati also had a broken 11th rib that was mending, as well as a healing fracture to one of her vertebrae between her shoulder blades. Old and new scars covered her forearms, thighs, neck, back, chest and even behind her ear.
When she took the stand, Jha insisted her “naughty” second child was always injuring herself, from falls off cars and slides to pulling a bookshelf onto herself. She claimed nothing happened to Niyati on the day she couldn’t rouse her from a morning nap.
The Crown’s theory was that Jha arrived here from India in December 2010 with her husband and two daughters and for the first time, had no help with child care. With her older child at school, she repeatedly punished Niyati because she had so many chores and her energetic daughter wouldn’t sit still.
Crown attorneys Andrea Esson and Jill Prenger were clearly disappointed the jury didn’t find the mother guilty of murder, since they contended she must have known that beating a child repeatedly on the head could cause death. And even after a three month trial, they still don’t know why Jha treated one child so much better than the other.
Witnesses recalled often seeing the mother proudly walking her well-kept older daughter home from school while Niyati was left to trail four meters behind, her hair dirty and clothes unkempt. “For whatever reason, this woman hated her,” Prenger said sadly. “Yet by all accounts she was a lovely little girl who just wanted to play.”
“Who just wanted to run around like a normal three-year-old,” added Esson.
At least the jury has convicted her mother of manslaughter; there will be some justice for Niyati, Prenger said. “I’m thankful that she’s being held accountable,” she said.
Sentencing submissions are scheduled for June 17.
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* * * * A PRESS RELEASE ISSUED BY THE UTAH DIVISION OF WILDLIFE RESOURCES * * * *
Salt Lake City — Utah’s wildlife received a $1.3 million gift recently. The gift came courtesy of Utah’s conservation permit program. Here’s how the program works:
- The Division of Wildlife Resources allocates a small number of big game, black bear, cougar and turkey hunting permits to conservation organizations in Utah.
- The groups auction the permits at their yearly banquets.
- After auctioning the permits, at least 90 percent of the money the groups raise must be used on DWR-approved projects that benefit Utah’s wildlife.
Seven groups received conservation permits in 2011: Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife, the Mule Deer Foundation, the Wild Sheep Foundation, the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, Safari Club International, the National Wild Turkey Federation and the Utah Bowman’s Association.
On April 11, representatives from the seven groups met with DWR biologists to decide which projects the money would be used to fund. A total of 66 projects received more than $1.3 million in funding.
Mike Canning, Habitat Section chief for the DWR, says allowing these groups to auction the permits is a windfall for Utah’s wildlife. “The amount of money that ends up going into on-the-ground work to help wildlife across Utah is astounding,” he says.
Canning gives some examples of how conservation permit funds are used:
- Much of the money the conservation permit program generates each year funds habitat projects that are part of Utah’s Watershed Restoration Initiative.
The initiative started in 2005. Since it began, more than $76 million has been used to restore more than 778,000 acres of wildlife habitat across the state.
The conservation permit program provided more than $5.4 million of the $76 million.
“Our goal is to restore at least 100,000 acres a year so we’re providing Utah’s wildlife with the food, cover and other habitat items the wildlife need,” Canning says.
- To transplant bighorn sheep.
- To survey Utah’s elk herds from the air.
- To conduct research projects, such as determining why the growth of Utah’s moose population has slowed in recent years.
- To build more water collection devices called “guzzlers.”
- Guzzlers provide additional water to wildlife species in some of Utah’s driest areas.
- To learn more about the best ways to construct wildlife-crossing structures. These structures are vital in helping deer and other wildlife safely cross some of Utah’s most heavily traveled roads.
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PHOTOS – 15 photos to accompany this story are available at http://huntdatabase.com/utah/newsphotos/index.php?gazpart=show&gazgal=226.
Contact: Mark Hadley, DWR Relations with the Public Specialist (801) 538-4737
(April 10, 2012 Salt Lake City) – Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife was founded nearly 20 years ago during a time of great challenge to hunting in the state of Utah. Since that time, thousands of unpaid volunteers of Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife have repeatedly risen to address challenges to wildlife in Utah and across the Western United States. As a result, the ability to enjoy and pursue many species of wildlife in Utah has grown. Not only has a tremendous amount been accomplished through these collective efforts, but pragmatic solutions are also being implemented to address new challenges to wildlife, hunting and our outdoor heritage.
Throughout its history, a central goal has driven the efforts of Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife: To secure and enhance abundant wildlife populations not only across Utah and the West, but also to ensure a continued legacy of hunting in America. These efforts have been backed by generous donations both large and small from passionate sportsmen from Utah and across the country. Tens of thousands of service hours and millions of dollars have been invested by volunteers and donors of Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife to ensure that wild places and wild things will exist now and for future generations.
Given Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife’s dedicated efforts to tackle some of the most difficult challenges to our right to hunt and fish, it is no surprise that opposition to our efforts have arisen. Recently, Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife, and its founder Don Peay, have come under some criticism. Many of these critics, rather than offering solutions for wildlife, have instead attempted to misconstrue and distort the record of Mr. Peay and Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife. We would caution well-meaning sportsmen from buying into hearsay, out-of-context communications or other attacks that appear intended to mislead and cloud the actual issues at hand. We apologize to the extent that a mis-quote or misstatement may have contributed to any confusion. We encourage sportsmen to consider our 20-year record of fighting for abundant wildlife as a true measure of our commitment to wildlife and hunting.
Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife remains committed to implementing long-term solutions for the challenges faced by both hunters as well as wildlife. While opinions over preferred policy alternatives may differ, the record of Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife in advocating habitat restoration, responsible predator management and protection of wildlife populations is public and plain. From the beginning, Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife has been unwavering in its commitment to the proven effectiveness of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation, and will continue to do so despite what critics may infer to the contrary. We welcome open discourse and would invite all concerned sportsmen to not only join us in conversation, but to bring a pair of gloves and possibly a shovel to work together with us for the common good of wildlife and the legacy of sportsmen in Utah and across the West. We continue to encourage all sportsmen to join us and the passionate volunteers of Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife who are dedicated to providing real and proven solutions for wildlife.
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Big Dollars for Predator Control in Utah
There has been a tremendous amount of interest in two bills from Utah’s legislature aimed at using sportsmen and public/private partnerships aimed to increase mule deer fawn survival. Theses two forward thinking bills, S.B. 87 and S.B. 245 provide more than $1 Million new dollars for funding predator control in the state of Utah. Last month, both bills were signed by Governor Gary Herbert in a historic ceremony at Hoyt archery’s worldwide headquarters in Salt Lake City, Utah.
S.B. 87 entitled, “Predator Control Funding,” and sponsored by Senator Hinkins places a $5 dollar surcharge on big game tags to raise money for coyote removal by trappers and hunters. It is estimated that this S.B. 87 surcharge will raise an additional $500,000-600,000 for predator control. The other bill, S.B. 245, entitled “Mule Deer Protection Act” and sponsored by Senator Okerlund provides a $750,000 state general fund match to the sportsmens’ dollars provided by S.B. 87.
$500,000 of the S.B. 245 dollars will go to Division of Wildlife Resources (DWR) and $250,000 will go to Wildlife Services to help fund a new helicopter for predator control work aimed at fixing Utah’s Mule Deer herds. Collectively, these two bills provide approximately $1 million dollars of ongoing funding to fix mule deer populations in Utah. Some of this funding will also be directed to USDA Wildlife Services to augment existing removal efforts on mule deer fawning grounds.
Bounties in Utah
Currently 12 of 29 Utah counties provide bounties to private individuals for coyote removal. These bounties are typically $20 or $25 dollars per coyote and are administered in various ways in the different counties. Our suggestion to Utah DWR was that coyote bounties be increased to $50 dollars and be implemented statewide in a consistent fashion to incentivize greater efforts by hunters and trappers to take more coyotes, particularly in areas where predator control can increase fawn survival and otherwise lead to mule deer population rebounds. Remember, these bills are directed at recovering Utah’s mule deer.
A quick reminder of an obvious, but important, aspect of this program: for this effort to be effective, these dollars must be spent on Utah coyotes. If you harvest a coyote in Arizona, Texas, Nevada, Wyoming or elsewhere, do not bring it to Utah for incentive dollars. Not only is this unethical and probably illegal, it will undermine the goal of increasing fawn survival in Utah. This type of behavior could even put future funding for this effort at risk by over reporting coyote harvest while doing nothing to increase fawn survival in Utah. Payment for out-of-state coyotes would also deplete money for much needed increases in harvest of Utah coyotes. It will be the responsibility of concerned sportsmen in Utah to not only make sure these dollars are utilized, but to ensure that these dollars are used to fix Utah’s mule deer problem.
Progress on Program Development
Since the signing of these bills, Sportsmen for Fish and Wildlife and Big Game Forever have been working with Utah DWR on the best way to use these dollars to fix Mule Deer. DWR is the statutory designee of finalizing and implementing these programs consistent with the legislative intent of these bills. At this point, we still do not have any finalized proposals by DWR, but a tremendous amount of progress has been made regarding various aspects of these programs. While it appears that some of the likely proposals from DWR may be a bit different from what we originally expected, the conversations with DWR remain focused on improving fawn survival and overall mule deer populations.
Predator Control Coordination
Utah DWR is also exploring the possibility of employing two full-time coyote removal specialists to help administer these programs and dollars for maximum impact for mule deer. These individuals would be tasked with focusing full-time on finding ways to use predator control to increase mule deer fawn survival and overall population growth. Additionally, the specialists would be tasked with helping direct the effort of sportsmen to provide the greatest value to mule deer recovery. These specialists would also work to ensure that trouble areas are being targeted every year and to minimize overlap with the efforts of federal wildlife services. It should be noted that in some instances, collaborative efforts with federal wildlife services may prove to provide the most dramatic increases in fawn survival.
We strongly feel that the focus should remain on the goal of Mule Deer Recovery by utilizing the new and existing coyote removal dollars to: (1) ensure maximum benefit for Utah’s Mule Deer; and (2) incentivize sportsmen to spend more time removing coyotes in key areas across Utah to fix Utah’s deer herd. After several meetings with the Division of Wildlife Resources, it appears that there are several ways in which this program could be implemented to allow sportsmen to participate in the incentives to remove Utah coyotes. The total incentive program dollars may also be broken down into different categories to provide some flexibility to accomplish the goal of recovering mule deer.
We are open to some of these ideas, such as targeted bounties, but are concerned about other ideas. We should also note that Utah DWR is leaning away from providing a $50 bounty in areas that hold few mule deer, such as, but not limited to, the west desert. There will likely be some costs and overhead to implement these incentive efforts. We feel strongly that it is important that most of the new and existing dollars be utilized for coyote removal by sportsmen and USDA wildlife services, rather than being used for program or other non-incentive costs. To do otherwise would be a departure from the legislative justification for providing these new dollars for coyote removal.
The first of the new coyote control incentive money will be appropriated in July of 2012. The remainder will be available in 2013. Although the money will be appropriated, it is still unclear when coyote removal dollars will be available for sportsmen. As Utah DWR works to develop the recommendations of how this incentive money will be utilized, we ask each of you to watch for developments as they occur over the next few months. We are encouraging significant sportsmen input and involvement before any recommendations are finalized. The good news is that these dollars are available every year so long as no further changes are made by the Utah legislature. We can expect that this program will be modified and refined over time as lessons are learned in order to maximize mule deer population recovery efforts in Utah.
We are not ready to give up on Utah’s mule deer. It is time to once again have over 400,000 mule deer in the state of Utah. Not only is this a sustainable minimum population goal, but 400,000 mule deer will allow for more real hunting opportunity for families and more big bucks, even in general season areas. We owe it to Utah’s mule deer. We owe it to our children, grandchildren and the future of wildlife conservation in Utah.


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American Brujeria: Modern Mexican American Folk Magic
I pre-ordered this at the request of a customers months ago and it was so thoughtful and heartfelt in exploring this liminal space and making it's own space in Mexican American magical world that I wanted to pick it up for the shop.
This love letter to the liminal is beautiful. It's a living testament to tradition, history, strength, and resilience of Mexican American culture in the modern world and the magic to be found when the two meet.
While this is not my culture or my practice, I love learning about other cultures and practices to better understand the lived lives of my friends from those cultures as well as my neighbors-the magical and non-magical alike. This book is like sitting down with a friend and listening to the stories they have to tell.
"This book focuses on the blend of American and Mexican folk magic currently being used by those living in the US but whose roots are in the Mexican culture. This type of Mexican-American folk magic contains its own unique saints and spirits, as well as the more familiar, such as the infamous Santa Muerte. It is extremely similar to Conjure traditions of the American south and, in fact, shares a lot of crossover, demonstrating how these traditions have influenced one another"--American Brujeria is about the fascinating blend of American and Mexican folk magic currently practiced by those living in the US but whose roots are steeped in Mexican culture. The author, who has named this tradition "American brujeria," explores this magical system, while also offering practical advice on using it. American brujeria is a living, vital tradition that -- while it shares things in common with other folk magic traditions, such as American Conjure--also features its own unique traditions, as well as familiar ones, such as the veneration of saints, both canonized, such as Guadalupe, and folk saints like Santa Muerte. American Brujeria includes stories from Mexico (folk saints, the story of Guadalupe), the influence of Catholicism, the art of limpias (spiritual cleansings), spell casting, oil crafting, praying the rosary (in English and Spanish), making an altar to Guadalupe, using novena candle magic, crafting protective charms from saints' medals, and more.
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Lockheed Martin to up JAGM production
Lockheed Martin has received funding from the US Army Contracting Command to increase the production rate of the Joint Air-to-Ground Missile, the US Department of Defense announced on 12 December.
The $15.5 million contract modification will see the company increase production of the missile from 50 to 100 missiles per month.
JAGM is a multi-sensor air-to-ground missile that is compatible with rotary wing and fixed wing platforms. The multimode seeker combines improved semi-active laser and millimeter wave radar sensors providing precision strike and fire-and-forget capability against stationary and moving land and maritime targets in adverse weather and obscured battlefield conditions.
Work will run through March 2022.
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When John Bartlett and four models bared all in the designer’s sensual, mystical CFDA Awards video at the recent gala, many in the audience looked to their programs to see who directed the beautiful piece. It was Claudio Droguett, and Ali MacGraw did more than look him up in the program — she asked him to direct her new yoga workout video. MacGraw is hoping Droguett can help her take the workout video to a higher plane of consciousness — and, of course, a wide audience.
Pierre Berge has adopted another cause — the English language. In Berge’s latest column in Globe, the French-language alternative weekly he partly owns, he heaps scorn on French culture minister Jacques Toubon’s plan to ban the use of English in France, a threat that includes fines for deejays who play too much Anglo-Saxon music.
The Yves Saint Laurent president lambastes Toubon for being “naive and misguided…ridiculous, even ludicrous.”
“Could Mr. Toubon explain to us how he would say the following…in French? After a little ‘jogging,’ let’s meet up in the ‘bar’ and drink a ‘cocktail’ before going to eat a ‘hamburger,”‘ Berge writes in English.
In fact, the only word of French Berge uses in the article is in the headline, “Mr. Toubon you’ve made a connerie,” slang for, “You’ve made an ass of yourself.”


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Evesham Township caught hold of a sex assault fugitive. The lead that led the police to this criminal was from an anonymous source. The sex assaulter was housed in a Philadelphia homeless shelter.
The sex assault fugitive has been recognized as Charles Torrence, 50. He was reportedly staying in various homeless shelters in Philadelphia.
Sex With A Minor
Charles Torrence was a wanted criminal. In the year 2019, he had ended up having sex with an underage girl. He was wanted for failing to appear on numerous charges he was indicted for, one of them being the rape of a minor.
The police started investigating when the victim from Ocean County reported a case of sexual assault against him. Upon investigation, it was found that Charles had met the victim via a dating app which goes by the name Kik.
According to authorities, both of them talked through messages and face time. This went on for a week before they met. Then one fine day, Charles picked the victim from her home and took her to his home at Marlton. This is where he sexually assaulted her.
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Investigators and detectives then got a tip from an anonymous source. As a result of which, the investigators started searching out all homeless shelters for getting hold of this wanted criminal. Several homeless shelters in Philadelphia were searched out as a result of this. He was then spotted entering a shelter on Spruce Streets.
He was then taken into custody. The Philadelphia Police Department then took him in and then the process of extraditing him back to New Jersey. Evesham police are using this incident to encourage residents to report criminal behavior along with any suspicious activities. They took this incident as a call towards spreading public awareness regarding this.
They have also released a number for registering any suspicious activity. The contact number is 856-983-1111.


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HILLSBORO, Ore. — “Oregon’s been at this for decades,” the governor’s office assures potential investors in its so-called Silicon Forest. The Lone Star State’s governor calls it a “race that Texas must win for our state, our workforce, our national security, and our future.” And New York’s governor boasts on the state’s YouTube channel that it is the one to “lead America’s microchip resurgence.”
Since Congress passed the $52.7 billion CHIPS Act in 2022 to encourage domestic semiconductor manufacturing design and research, states have been competing to lure chipmakers. Semiconductors, known as chips, power nearly every aspect of life, and states want the investment and high-paying engineering and fabrication jobs that come with the industry. They’re sweetening the pot with their own tax credits and other enticements to encourage chip manufacturers to expand existing factories or build new manufacturing capacity. States also are helping chipmakers find and prepare factory sites, as well as developing new programs to educate and train necessary workers.
It’s all a part of President Joe Biden’s intention to return chip manufacturing to the United States to boost the long-term future of the industry as well as to make the country less reliant on volatile supply chains. Global chip shortages during the pandemic slowed the delivery of cars, video game consoles and even items like refrigerators.
But as Jacob Whiton tells Stateline, states should be cautious when it comes to throwing money at companies already able to benefit from billions of dollars in federal subsidies:
“Nonetheless, the Commerce Department has so far indicated it prefers that states entice chipmakers with workforce development, infrastructure and site preparation incentives that will have spillover benefits for the broader community, rather than direct incentives like tax abatements…
“We’ve been trying to spread the word that federal CHIPS money only requires state and local involvement in a project, not direct subsidies,” Whiton said in an email.
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With each team playing without one of its top players, Chagrin Falls held off visiting Geneva on Saturday, 38-20.
Geneva standout Jordan Vencill left the Eagles without a standout in the post and Julia Santamaria’s absence left the Tigers equally shorthanded under the hoop.
“Both teams were down an injured post player, so guard play was going to be extremely important today,” Chagrin Falls coach Brittany Anderson said. “It ended up being a defensive battle and we had 11 steals from our pressure.”
Chagrin Falls held an 8-3 advantage after the first quarter and both teams played even in the second, leaving the Tigers with a 19-14 lead at the break.
The Tigers, who improved to 5-3 overall, outscored the Eagles in the second half, 19-6.
Bella Dalessandro did most of the damage for Chagrin Falls as she scored a game-high 16 points. Lily Karyo contributed to the win with eight points, Carolyn Bencko added seven and Molly Barr finished with three. Peyton Gellin and Katie Kwasny each scored two points for the Tigers.
“Lily worked really hard to get open inside while playing the power forward, instead of shooting forward, position today,” Anderson said. “She did an excellent job for us playing defense in the back line against some taller opponents. Bella continued to be the catalyst for our defense, getting steals and deflections, then did a great job of creating offense on her drives. Peyton has stepped up the last two games and started her first game for us today. She has great speed and agility that complements what Bella does up top and she’s learning how to create in our offense.”
Jordyn Jamison led the Eagles with five points and Kenndehl Swanson and Kelly Calhoon each scored four.
Chagrin Falls 38, Geneva 20
GENEVA: Jamison 5, Swanson 4, Calhoon 4, Wilms 3, Stanley 2, Selman 2
CHAGRIN FALLS (5-3, 3-2): Dalessandro 16, Karyo 8, Bencko 7, Barr 3, Gellin 2, Kwasny 2
Geneva 3 11 2 4 – 20
Chagrin 8 11 9 10 – 38
Free throws: Geneva 7 of 10, Chagrin 10 of 18; 3-pointers: Geneva 1 (Jamison), Chagrin 2 (Bencko, Barr); Rebounds: Geneva (Stanley 3), Chagrin (Kwasny 5)

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In-Mold Electronics: Short-Term Pain, Long-Term Gain?
This apparent discrepancy poses an important question: will the capacitive human-machine interface (HMI) components of the future be produced using IME, or will the simpler manufacturing methodologies currently in use persist?
HMI components that provide backlit capacitive touch sensing are increasingly used in multiple applications, including automotive interiors and appliance control panels. Compared to traditional mechanical switches, the reduced number of parts used in backlit capacitive touch sensors make them both lighter and easier to assemble, while the lack of inconspicuous buttons means they can be cleaned.
In contrast, the IME manufacturing process places more stringent demands on the materials. First, a conductive ink is printed on a plastic substrate, usually polycarbonate. Electrically Conductive Adhesives (ECA) are then used to attach electrical components such as LEDs. The substrate with conductive traces and mounted components is then thermoformed to produce the desired curvature, followed by injection molding to produce the complete part.
Due to the less stringent hardware requirements and lower adoption barriers compared to IME, the application of functional foils to gently curved parts to make capacitive touch switches has already reached commercialization in the automotive industry. Since both manufacturing methods result in parts with very similar functionality and therefore customer experience, how can IME compete?
The answer lies in taking into account the parts and assembly processes that the IME makes unnecessary. For example, providing capacitive touch sensing by applying functional foils means that the lighting and therefore the waveguides have to be produced and installed separately, whereas with IME they are an integral part of the component. This greater integration means that the IME will reduce the number of parts / materials and overall reduce assembly processes. The IME parts will therefore be lighter, benefiting both the range and the durability of electric vehicles.
In summary, commercial adoption of IME is currently lagging behind some of the alternative methods for producing capacitive touch surfaces. However, IME offers much greater potential for the integration of additional electronic functionality, allowing components that are smaller, lighter and easier to produce, leading to a lower overall cost (see graph). As such, IDTechEx believes its comparative advantage over methods such as the application of functional sheets will increase over time, leading to widespread adoption.


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Central Piedmont Community College’s theater department is holding auditions soon for its performance of “Sylvia.”
The department needs two men and four women for characters between the ages of 18 and 60 or older. Auditions will consist of readings from the script, and people do not have to be CPCC students to participate.
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Salient to Investors:
Calpers market value exceeds the high set before the global financial crisis wiped out more than a third of its wealth, but is is still short $87 billion, or 26 percent, of meeting its long-term commitments.
Calpers has half of its money in equities, and returned 13 percent in 2012, the same as the S&P 500.
The 100 largest public pensions in the US had $2.9 trillion in assets in Q4 2007, $2 trillion in 2009 and almost $2.8 trillion as of September 30 2012.
As of January 31, 2013, Calpers is 16 percent in bonds, 13 percent in private equity, 8 percent in real estate, 4 percent in cash-equivalents, 4 percent in inflation-linked holdings such as commodities, and 1 percent in forest land and infrastructure such as airports and power plants.
Read the full article at http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-04-25/calpers-tops-260-billion-as-it-recoups-95-billion-loss.html
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