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The track listing for Fearless Record’s “Punk Goes Pop 6″ is below –
01) Tyler Carter / Luke Holland – Ain’t It Fun
02) August Burns Red – Wrecking Ball
03) We Came As Romans – I Knew You Were Trouble
04) Upon A Burning Body & Ice T – Turn Down For What
05) Set It Off – Problem
06) Crown The Empire – Burn
07) Oceans Ate Alaska – Drunk In Love
08) Youth In Revolt – Royals
09) Volumes – Hold On, We’re Going Home
10) Knuckle Puck – Chocolate
11) Slaves – Sweater Weather
12) State Champs – Stay The Night
13) Palisades – Happy
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The transatlantic pop-rock quintet hails from Brighton, UK consisting of Patty Walters (vocals), Benjamin Biss (vocals, guitar), Andy Westhead (guitar), Patrick Foley (drums), Alistair Testo (bass). The band has established a devout fan following with their heart-on-sleeve, honest and relatable lyrics, charged with pop-rock melodies. Managed by KMGMT (home of other Fearless acts such as Tonight Alive and The Summer Set), As It Is has molded their craft, steadily building their reputation as one of UK’s brightest new names.
“I haven’t found a way yet of wording how surreal and wonderful it feels, signing to one of my favorite record labels. Fearless and their artists have played a huge role in my life, inspiring me massively, giving me something to aspire to reach,” states lead singer Patty Walters. “To be able to say something as immense as ‘My band was the first UK band that ever signed to Fearless Records,’ is mind-blowing to me.”
Guitarist and vocalist Benjamin Biss adds, “One of the things I’ve always loved about Fearless is that they have a relatively small roster but I know every single one of those bands. Chances like this don’t come around too often, especially for UK bands in a genre that is mainly dominated by American acts; so we want to help prove that the UK can hold their own in the scene.”
Next week, the band will go into the studio with producer James Paul Wisner (Paramore, Dashboard Confessional) to record their Fearless debut, to release in 2015. The new album will follow their latest release This Mind Of Mine, which was funded completely through their loyal fanbase. Check out their signing video below and visit AsItIsOfficial.com to stay up to date.
Billboard is streaming Andrew McMahon In The Wilderness’ new album.
SayWeCanFly, Jason Lancaster, Rookie of the Year and Joel Faviere are going on tour. Check out the dates!
Oct. 29th – Buffalo, NY – The Waiting Room *
Oct. 30th – Rochester, NY – Boulder Coffee Co. *
Oct. 31st – Howell, NJ – GamechangerWorld *
Nov. 1st – Providence, RI – DV8 Bar *
Nov. 2nd – Boston, Ma – Middle East *
Nov. 3rd – Hamden, CT – The Space *
Nov. 4th – N.Y.C./Brooklyn – Knitting Factory *
Nov. 5th – Long Island, NY – Revolution
Nov. 6th – Allentown, PA – Crocodile Rock
Nov. 7th – Virginia Beach, VA – Shakas
Nov. 8th – Greensboro, NC – Greene Street Club
Nov. 9th – Raleigh, NC – Kings Barcade
Nov. 10th – Columbia, SC – New Brooklyn Tavern
Nov. 11th – Atlanta, GA – Swayzes
Nov. 12th – Jacksonville, Fl – Murray Hill Theater
Nov. 13th – Orlando, Fl – Bombshells Tavern *
Nov. 15th – Gainsville, FL – The Jam
Nov. 17th – Lafayette, LA – The Feed and Seed
Nov. 18th – Houston, TX – House of Blues
Nov. 19th – San Antonio, TX – Jacks Patio Bar
Nov. 20th – Dallas, TX – The Door
Nov. 21st – Tulsa, Ok – The Vanguard
Nov. 22nd – Springfield, MO – Nathan P Murphy’s Bar
Nov. 23rd – Chicago, IL – Reggies
Nov. 24th – Toledo, OH – Frankies Inner City
Nov. 25th – Lansing, Mi – The Loft
JASON LANCASTER (singer Go Radio/Mayday Parade) *
Rookie of the Year
You can stream Yellowcard’s new album, “Lift A Sail” at Pandora.
Man Overboard have announced they’ll be releasing a new EP, “Passing Ends”, on Oct. 28 via their label, Lost Table Collective.


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JAZZ AT THE LOBERO PRESENTS Eddie Palmieri Latin Jazz Band
Known as one of the finest pianists of the past 60 years, EDDIE PALMIERI is a bandleader, arranger and composer of salsa and Latin jazz. His playing skillfully fuses the rhythm of his Puerto Rican heritage with the complexity of his jazz influences: Thelonious Monk, Herbie Hancock, McCoy Tyner as well as his older brother, Charlie Palmieri.
JAZZ AT LOBERO PRESENTS The Tierney Sutton Band
The Tierney Sutton Band, comprised of 8-time GRAMMY nominated vocalist Tierney Sutton and instrumental virtuosos Kevin Axt, Ray Brinker, Trey Henry and Christian Jacob, band functions as a true collaborative unit with a rich and thematic discography. Spanning over 20 years of collaboration, the Tierney Sutton recordings have featured the same core group of consummate musicians who have gelled to a singular voice.
JAZZ AT THE LOBERO PRESENTS Delfeayo Marsalis and the Uptown Jazz Orchestra
The Uptown Jazz Orchestra was formed in 2008 to bring the traditional riff and blues sounds to school students in the New Orleans area. Under the direction of trombonist Delfeayo Marsalis, and anchored by Dirty Dozen Brass Band founder Roger Lewis on bari sax, UJO sings and swings with confidence and soul…all night long! Performing blues and standards that combine riff-playing, spontaneous arrangements and the New Orleans secondline groove, the Uptown Jazz Orchestra keeps the old school jazz traditions alive.
HI TIDE NATION & K-LITE 101.7 PRESENT JP Sears With opening guests Camilla Cleese and Stephanie Clark
Comedian and YouTube superstar JP Sears takes uplifting humor that’s accumulated over 300 million video views and brilliantly adapts it to the stage for a LIVE stand-up comedy show. Heavy on the satire, Sears slices through the nuances of the new age community, self-help movement, health practices, and his own life that’ll have you laughing at yourself while feeling inspired to live your best life.
LOBERO GHOSTLIGHT SOCIETY PRESENTS Robert Cray Band
Robert Cray has been bridging the lines between blues, soul and R&B for the past four decades, with five Grammy wins, a Blues Hall of Fame inductee, recipient of the Americana Lifetime achievement award, countless tours and over 20 acclaimed albums.
Cray’s latest record, Robert Cray with Hi Rhythm was recorded at Royal Studios in Memphis with the famous Hi Rhythm section.
$105 - VIP
(VIP ticket includes premier seating and a pre-show reception with drinks and hors d’oeuvres)
$60 - Section A
$50 - Section B
LOBERO LIVE PRESENTS An evening with Cowboy Junkies
Anyone who has been following Cowboy Junkies’ three decade-long journey knows the band has always traveled on its own path. From the auspicious debut of Whites Off Earth Now and the subsequent international breakthrough with The Trinity Session, to the group’s Nomad Series of themed albums (2010-2012), Cowboy Junkies have never let music business trends dictate where the band was headed.
LOBERO LIVE PRESENTS The Immediate Family
The Immediate Family began life as a studio project, comprised of top session players behind nearly 5,000 records, many of them classics in the Rock ‘N’ Roll pantheon.
SANTA BARBARA PERMACULTURE NETWORK & COMMUNITY ENVIRONMENTAL COUNCIL PRESENT First Annual Santa Barbara Permaculture Network Eco-Hero Award
For their inaugural Eco Hero Award, the Santa Barbara Permaculture Network honors John D. Liu, international journalist and award-winning documentary filmmaker, and ambassador for the emerging ecosystem restoration camp worldwide movement.
AHA! ATTITUDE. HARMONY. ACHIEVEMENT. AHA! Sing it Out!
A dozen teenagers will take to the stage to perform solo renditions of rock-and-roll covers, backed by Santa Barbara rock star Michael Andrews as a core musical mentor as well as music educator Sio Tepper and vocal coach/AHA! facilitator Mariangelica Duque. Celebrate 20 years of AHA!, a local nonprofit that fosters social and emotional intelligence in adolescents.
This year’s event falls on Mother’s Day and will include pampering perks for the mothers/nurturers in attendance.
KCRW & THE SANTA BARBARA INDEPENDENT PRESENT The Moth Mainstage
What began as a modest storytelling collective in its founder’s living room has grown into an epic, nationwide phenomenon with a cult-like following. The Moth’s Mainstage events are the critically acclaimed storytelling group’s hottest tickets. Hand-picked Moth Mainstage all-stars will tie together the brilliant and the absurd for a spellbinding evening at the historic Lobero Theatre. Since each story is true and every voice authentic, the show dances between documentary and theater, creating a unique, intimate, and often enlightening experience for the audience.
LOBERO LIVE PRESENTS Chuck Berry: Hail! Hail! Rock ‘n’ Roll
Everyone knows the music, nobody knew the man.
Santa Barbara Youth Symphony Concert
Heralded as, “a prestigious group of young, talented musicians” by Santa Barbara Seasons magazine, the Santa Barbara Youth Symphony brings together 70-80 of the top musicians, ages 12-18, from Santa Barbara and Ventura counties to perform works across the orchestral repertoire.
UCSB DEPARTMENT OF THEATER AND DANCE PRESENTS Santa Barbara Dance Theater
Indy award-winning choreographer and artistic director, Christopher Pilafian brings Santa Barbara Dance Theater back to the Lobero Theatre for a dynamic program of new dances and audience favorites from past seasons.
UCSB LIBRARY AND OPERA THEATRE PRESENT Franz Lehár's The Mock Marriage (Die Juxheirat)
University of California, Santa Barbara Library and Opera Theatre present the North American premiere of Franz Lehár’s The Mock Marriage (Die Juxheirat), selected from the collection of the Michael and Nan Miller Operetta Archive. The 1904 women’s suffrage operetta is set in Newport, Rhode Island and features beautiful melodies, sweeping orchestrations, grand costumes and comedic turns that will delight audiences young and old. Both performances by the award-winning UCSB Opera Theatre students will be performed in English.
$35 - Reserved
SBL ENTERTAINMENT PRESENTS David Archuleta
David Archuleta became a star when he was just 16. In 2008 more than 30 million television viewers fell in love with his angelic voice and their 44 million votes made him runner-up in Season 7 of “American Idol.”
An Evening with Gloria Allred
Ms. Allred is a founding partner of the law firm of Allred, Maroko & Goldberg (AM&G). Her firm handles more women’s rights cases than any other private law firm in the nation and has won hundreds of millions of dollars for victims. Over the course of her 42 year legal career, Gloria Allred has won countless honors for her pioneering legal work on behalf of women’s rights and rights for minorities.
DM PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS A Tribute to Johnny Cash RECREATING THE STYLE, MYSTERY, AND MUSIC OF THE LEGENDARY JOHNNY CASH
The Only Cash Tribute Band pays homage to Johnny Cash, celebrating the life and music of the Man in Black with strong conviction and stunning accuracy.
This delightful band faithfully recreates Cash’s biggest hits, including “A Boy Named Sue,” “Folsom Prison Blues,” “I Walk The Line,” and “Ring Of Fire,” incorporating historical accounts and personal anecdotes about America’s most beloved singing storyteller in this not-to-be-missed musical event.
OPERA SANTA BARBARA PRESENTS 25th Anniversary Gala Concert
Opera Santa Barbara celebrates 25 years with a non-stop hit parade of opera favorites sung by Isabel Bayrakdarian, Nina Yoshida Nelsen, Karin Wolverton, Audrey Babcock, Adam Diegel, Nathan Granner, Lee Poulis, Todd Thomas and Kevin Thompson, accompanied by the OSB Orchestra. Former OSB Artistic Director Valery Ryvkin joins Artistic and General Director Kostis Protopapas in conducting a concert honoring OSB co-founder Marilyn Gilbert.
STATE STREET BALLET YOUNG DANCERS PRESENTS A Spring Celebration of Dance
The apprentice company to State Street Ballet, State Street Ballet young dancers will perform new and innovative works, in addition to classical and emerging choreography.
$36 - Patron
$26 - General
$14 - Student
(Ticket prices include a per ticket Lobero Facility Fee; other fees may also apply.)
THE ADDERLY ADVANCED CONSERVATORY PRESENTS West Side Story
On the heels of last year’s record breaking success with Les Miserables, The Adderley Conservatory, Santa Barbara’s preeminent Musical Theater program for youth and teens, ages 4-18, brings West Side Story to The Lobero on May 4th and 5th!
In its 13th outstanding season on stage at The Lobero, THE ADDERLEY SCHOOL’S Conservatory is thrilled to honor the 100th birthdays of two artistic giants – Leonard Bernstein and Jerome Robbins – the creative masterminds behind this groundbreaking, timeless, heart wrenching, transformative Broadway classic.

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Jim Kowalski, the founder of the chain of Kowalski's Markets in Minnesota and who was thought to have died in a plane crash, actually was killed Thursday when he fell into a spinning plane propeller during a fishing trip in Canada.
The incident occurred at about 10:30 a.m. local time in Red Lake, Ontario, where the 67-year-old Kowalski had gone fishing with a friend. Police confirmed that Kowalski had been standing on the plane's floats as it approached the shore. He lost his balance when it reached its destination, landing on the still-rotating propeller, according to CBS Minnesota.
An autopsy was scheduled for Friday morning.
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The friend who accompanied Kowalski told family spokesperson Deb Kowalski that he "heard a noise, and [Kowalski] was gone."
Kowalski and his wife Mary Anne bought a struggling Red Owl Supermarket store in 1983, and turned it around by selling more upscale goods, with an emphasis on products made by local merchants as well as healthier offerings. Over the next 25 years, the company had spread to nine locations across the Minneapolis-St. Paul area.
The company remains family-owned and operated.
"We are in a state of shock and sadness," Tres Lund, CEO of Lunds and Byerly's, a rival of Kowalski's, said in a statement. "Jim was a great businessman and merchant, and he is going to be deeply missed by everyone who was fortunate to know him."
The Kowalski's chain employs nearly 1,200 people, according to CBS Minnesota. The business has earned them numerous awards, including multiple employer of the year honors. In 2011, Jim and Mary Anne Kowalski were cited as the nation's outstanding independent community-based retailer by Progressive Grocer. They were also recognized as the Family Business of the Year in 2011 by the University of St. Thomas's Opus College of Business.
"Despite a relatively small footprint, Kowalski's offered consumers choices, particularly local ones, in a format that was warm and friendly," Matt Kramer, CEO of the St. Paul Area Chamber of Commerce, wrote on the company's website. "[Jim's] engagement with the community brought to mind a rural grocery in the heart of a small town."
Area musician Tim Mahoney spoke of his grief on Twitter.
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Military engineers today began the long-awaited project to construct the nearly 1,500 mile high-security border fence, officials confirmed. The project will be undertaken in two separate phases: the mountainous terrain will be constructed first, finishing up at the plain along the river.
A spokesman for the Army Corps of Engineers stated that the new border fence is equipped with sensors with military outposts at intervals enabling Security Forces to respond quickly to illegal entry. Despite protests against the project, the spokesman stated that the Fence is necessary to control infiltrations of terrorists, criminal gangs, and narcotics traffic. It is projected that the fence will be completed sometime during 2018.
This isn't fake news; but before American readers get their hopes up, we aren't talking about the US-Mexico Border. The Fence is being constructed by the Pakistani Government along their border with Afghanistan. But there is the point.
RINOs in the Congress and the Administration claim that a 1,900-mile security fence would be too expensive to construct on our Southern Border. What do we suppose that Pakistan's budget is for a fence only 400 miles shorter?
These same RINOs also claim that surveillance of such a border would be impossible. What is Pakistan's surveillance capabilities relative to the United States?
The Whacko Left claims that a security fence is racist against Moslems. So why does a country of over 150,000,000 Moslems believe that vetting other Moslems is necessary?
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Pro-Beijing lawmakers, democrats clash in Hong Kong legislature
Lawmakers shouted and pushed one another at the legislative council meeting
Rival lawmakers scuffled in Hong Kong's legislature on Friday in a row over electing the chairman of a key committee, a fresh sign of rising political tension as the coronavirus pandemic tapers off in the Chinese-ruled city.
Lawmakers shouted and pushed one another at the legislative council meeting. Pro-Beijing lawmakers scuffled with pro-democracy lawmakers, several clashing with guards seeking to eject a pro-Beijing lawmaker who attempted to chair the meeting in a move that democrats said violated procedure.
Beijing has accused the former British colony's pro-democracy lawmakers of "malicious" filibustering to prevent some proposed bills from going to a final vote.

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HTC introduced its flagship One smartphone earlier this year at a global press event. Unlike Samsung which crafts its phones from plastic, HTC took a page from Apple and used aluminum in the One's design. According to Android Central, which compared the HTC One with an iPhone 5, this brushed ...
Artiphon unveiled its Instrument 1 late last year when it released teaser images that hit the internet like wildfire. Now that the multi-instrument device is nearing launch, the company has given Engadget a private tour of the device at NAMM 2013. Designed and made in Nashville, Tenn., the ...
My brother and I frequently discuss the fact that, though many Americans are passionate about a wide variety of issues affecting our country, few seem to actually take the time to do anything about it. And who can blame them? Many Americans are so overworked, underpaid, and in fear of how they'll ...
Veiled Games sent word of their new game, Outnumbered [iTunes link], on the iPhone app store, and it seems intriguingly different. It's basically a multiplayer arcade game, which pits two iPhones or iPod touches against each other via Bluetooth. One player takes over the role of the O.N.E., a ...
Yes, it is hard to believe, but our pal the iPhone will be 1 year old at 6 pm EST today. The iPhone has undergone many changes over the past year: from generating all the hype and buzz to being the best way to do everything on-the-go. The original iPhone sold at 6 p.m. (in each time zone across the ...
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Comedian Pete Holmes talks about his new HBO comedy special PETE HOLMES: DIRTY CLEAN, paying his dues as a comic, and all of life’s weird and wonderful questions. Pete says standup is still his first love, but podcasting is how he makes friends these days, and he believes everyone, no matter who they are or where they live, should start of podcast of their own. He talks about being a brand new father, why his audiences always want him to complain about his baby, and why he’s determined not to be that parent who indoctrinates his daughter with his own beliefs. He discusses growing up evangelical, his spiritual evolution, how he learned that comedians aren’t all sinful scumbags...and even if they are, they can still be pretty good people. He reveals what’s autobiographical on his series CRASHING, the real life comedians behind some of the words of wisdom that he receives on the show, and how he’s addressing the Me Too movement in Season 3. Plus, Pete Holmes offers some sage advice like "tell a pregnant woman she looks small," "tell twins they’re nothing alike," "be better than a grouper," and "don’t be a slave to an iWatch."
PETE HOLMES: DIRTY CLEAN debuts Saturday (12/15) at 10:00 PM E/P on HBO. Mark your calendars for Season 3 of CRASHING which begins January 20 on HBO, and subscribe to Pete's podcast YOU MADE IT WEIRD on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or wherever you like to listen. Follow Pete on twitter at @peteholmes.
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On Aug 24th, Kyrie Irving and his sister Asia were welcomed home in a ceremony with the Standing Rock Sioux in Cannon Ball ND.
Irving's mother was adopted and the two siblings were welcomed home in an emotional ceremony and given names.
“Wearing a traditional shirt with ribbons, Irving stood on a buffalo skin and was prayed over by a tribe elder, Vernon Iron Horse. As a drum group played and chanted, Irving was wrapped in a blanket, had an eagle feather tied into his hair along with a medicine ball made of porcupine quills, and had a beaded medallion placed over his head as his name was revealed to him.
Irving's older sister, Asia, was also part of the ceremony and was given the Lakota name Buffalo Woman.”
You can read the full article with ESPN here.
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Blooms shine at Otterton show
PUBLISHED: 01:01 27 March 2008 | UPDATED: 08:57 10 June 2010
OTTERTON Garden Club is celebrating holding its most successful spring show ever - with hundreds of entries. Show organisers crossed their green fingers that the recent stormy weather would not ruin last weekend's daffodil entries which accounted for 18
OTTERTON Garden Club is celebrating holding its most successful spring show ever - with hundreds of entries.Show organisers crossed their green fingers that the recent stormy weather would not ruin last weekend's daffodil entries - which accounted for 18 of the 49 show classes.And their prayers were answered when a record breaking number of almost 300 entries were made. The organisers said this year's entries stood at 295 - a 50 per cent increase on the 2005 total - which mirrored the growth of the club's membership, which now stands at 50.Some 35 adult exhibitors and eight competitors in the junior classes took part in the competition.Organisers praised exhibitors for overcoming some of the most adverse conditions ever encountered in the lead-up to the show.Club chairman Peter Whatley said: "To have produced such a wonderful display in the circumstances is a tribute to the tremendous spirit we now have in the club - three years on from the dark days of 2005 when we came close to folding through lack of support."This year the difficulties began when the mild winter brought daffodils out exceptionally early, raising the prospect of few being left by the time of the show"Then, less than a week before the day itself, storms ruined many of the remaining blooms. To cap it all, people had problems preventing their exhibits from being damaged by torrential rain as they brought them to the show."Our only disappointment at this year's show was that children's entries were down by nearly a half. Had they not dropped, we would have exceeded 300 exhibits - the kind of total we've only achieved previously at our autumn shows, which have more classes."The competition for gaining most points at Saturday's show brought success for the third time in three years for club president Eric Paver. He finished five points clear of nearest challenger Diane Payne and also won the cup for top scorer in the cut-blooms section - where Mark Dufall's daffodils were adjudged best exhibit.Peter Whatley, who came third in the overall points standings, headed the potted plant classes for the second year in succession. Cup-winners in the junior section were Lucy and Tom Dufall, who finished joint top of the classes for eight to 11-year-olds, Anna Constable, seven, who scored most points among the younger children and George Mead, six, who won the painting competition for the second year running.See below for the full results list.l Otterton Garden Club now has its own website (www.ottertongardenclub.co.uk) featuring news and pictures of shows and other events.
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Filming took place during the winter of 2010 and was hampered by the heavy snowfall that year. Only on the two days when the scenes of the plane crash in the snow were filmed, there was no natural snow and snow machines had to be employed.
Here you are. An hour till kick off. We'll find you a kit.
In the Munich airport, the clock above the door shows that the plane's takeoff attempts (and the subsequent crash) occurred around 4pm, when in actuality they occurred around 3pm local time.
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Group of election reform bills fails to pass AZ Senate
A group of election reform proposals have failed to pass the Arizona Senate on Monday.
Among the proposals was a bill that would make it a misdemeanor to misplace ballots and one that would give election workers unique passwords to log into machines.
Republican Sen. Paul Boyer often voted against the measures. He said there are problems with hooking voting machines to the internet.
“The reason that I opposed this bill is it’s not workable. Counties can’t implement this. It’s that simple, it’s a very simple bill and it’s a very simple problem," Boyer said.
Several senators proposing the bills that failed have made motions for reconsideration, which would allow the bills to be voted on again.


Here’s a fun app idea from Guaraná Antarctica, who recently launched the Ex-Lover Blocker app for iPhone, which gives friends the tools they need to help their heartbroken mate get over an ex-girlfriend/boyfriend.
The app, created by DDB Brazil, blocks the ex’s phone number so that the heartbroken mate can’t call their ex, if they do try and make the call their friends will be informed so that they can intervene and save their friend from making this mistake. The app also releases reminders of facts that caused their friend to suffer. If, even with all these incentives, they decide to make the call anyway, the app posts to Facebook that the mate is about to call their ex. This is a fun way for the brand to engage with their target audience. Do you like the idea?


Celtic are still keeping tabs on Huddersfield Town defender Tommy Smith.
That's because reports north of the border say the Glasgow giants have been rebuffed in their efforts to get Sheffield United right back George Baldock.
The 26-year-old Baldock still has a year of his contract to run at Bramall Lane, where Chris Wilder's side are getting ready to do battle in the Premier League.
According to RecordSport. Celtic have made an official inquiry about Baldock but been given no encouragement by the Blades.
That could mean the Parkhead club will refocus on Smith, who was revealed in a leaked document to have been scouted by the treble-winning champions, along with his Town colleague Mathias 'Zanka' Jorgensen.
Smith is a long-serving Terrier and former club captain who was not disgraced in the Premier League and who could be a big asset for the club in the Championship next season.
He is still only 27, too, so is pretty much in the prime of his career, having joined Town from Manchester City.


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GERSHWIN PROJECT Pianist Peter Nero, a two-time Grammy winner, “romps through” George Gershwin’s music with bassist Michael Barnett and vocalist Katherine Strohmaier on Sunday, Feb. 8 at Zellerbach Hall, as part of Cal Performances’ jazz series. Nero’s trio will perform songs from musicals and films like “Strike Up the Band,” “Porgy and Bess,” “Funny Face,” “Girl Crazy,” and “Shall We Dance,” as well as standards from the Great American Songbook. Zellerbach Hall, 7 p.m., Sunday, Feb. 8. Tickets available from Cal Performances.
AT LAST Jazz and blues vocalist Pamela Rose presents the music and life of R&B great Etta James, Friday, Feb. 6 at the California Jazz Conservatory. Rose’s performances combine music with vivid storytelling about the artists she sings as well as about the lyrics, aided by audio and video clips. Rose will be accompanied by Tammy Hall on piano, Ruth Davies on bass, and Kent Bryson on drums. California Jazz Conservatory, 2087 Addison St., 8 p.m., Friday, Feb. 6. Tickets $18 from the CJC.
BLOOMING ‘ECK There are at least two great reasons to see Following in the Bartrams’ Footsteps, an exhibition of 44 original botanical artworks. There’s the art itself, by 39 different artists, responding to the native plant discoveries by John and William Bartram in their journeys in the Eastern wilderness between the 1730s and 1790s. Then there’s the venue: the show is the first chance to see Julia Morgan’s transplanted and immaculately restored Girton Hall, now dubbed Julia Morgan Hall. The exhibition runs through Feb. 15 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and entrance is free with garden admission. UC Botanical Garden, 200 Centennial Dr.
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Thanks for joining me for the review today, we’re looking at some home grown flower here.
Going to write this one a bit differently, I’ll pick a couple of buds this time and talk about the differences between the tastes between the two.
I’ve been gifted some Dank Dough by Comrade Bubba, you can follow their account on Twitter for shots of the grow.
The flower sent is from Oregon breeder Archive Seeds, and the cross is Dolato 41 (Gelato 41 x Do-si-dos) x Moonbow (Zkittles x Do-si-dos). So we have the Do-si-dos (OGKB x Face Off OG) on both sides of this cross.
The bud is really good looking. The three features propelling that thought are colouring, coverage and detailed development, in order of approach. You notice the interesting colouring first and the coverage while you look a bit deeper. The development across the upper face looks great, made jagged by the swollen bracts.
I’ve had this bud for a couple weeks now. Just opening the jar every couple of days to smell it. The tips of the flower feel dry to the touch but the wide parts of the flower have maintained their moisture content. The bud impresses well and pushes back easily.
The frontage is mostly chemical, fuel and organic solvent. The fuel tones seem purified; some fuels have a crude oil feel, others are distilled gasoline; this is the latter, the notes are very thin, and very volatile. There’s a slight floral funk that stands proud of a preposterous acetone note, which beckons you to drink the profile in, and it hits you with corrosive chemical scents. The character is wildly boisterous, obnoxiously cocky.
The wedge on the frontage is a sweet, chemical cleaner note with a secondary composition of an earthy, pine and fuel mixture. Theres a comfortable layer of floral citrus, that seems to touch on the chemical notes on the topside, bringing them down to a soft lavender tone at the base, which becomes more prominent on the exhale. It has the aroma of fresh laundry, placed on a bench made of aromatic wood, in a clean locker room. Character on the flavours are fairly inviting but moreover, interesting; the composition is made up of parts you wouldn’t expect to be together.
Now I’m going to select a new bud. The one I picked has 3 nodes, but could be seen as one longer bud.
Green is a tertiary colour, much of the bud is purple and orange, with a secondary opaque white from the trichome coverage. Shape is more stout than long, width is a little more than thumb size.
There’s more density with this bud than the previous bud I selected, this one doesn’t impress as much, feeling firm instead.
There’s a similar frontage here, except the chemical tones dip lower into a fairly aggressive rubber tone. There’s secondary notes of pine and what seems like oily tobacco. In its depth, the profile is pushy, enough to bring some sweat to your brow, and dry your eyes out a bit.
Frontage on the tastes continue similarly with soft laundry with an aromatic wood backer, but the stringency from this particular bud is amplified into something like solvent grade limonene.
Thanks again to Comrade Bubba for providing the cannabis for this review.
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1. The actual computer is under the desk on the left. If the computer is off, you may need to turn it on or reboot it by pressing the button on the back right corner of the CPU.
2. Log in using your ONID user name and password
3. Use the CRESTRON panel to display the computer image on the screen. Touch the panel to wake the CRESTRON.
When you are done
Display what is on the instructor screen
1. On the CRESTRON panel attached to the cart, press power (bottom right)
2. Choose TV icon (top right)
NOTE: No sound comes from the presentation carts when displaying the instructor screen
Display what is on student laptop
1. Plug in HDMI cable
2. Hit HDMI 1 on the CRESTRON panel (top left)
NOTE: Presentation carts will play sound from the laptop plugged into it. Use the volume control on the CRESTRON panel to adjust volume.
You can use the projector with AirMedia and your tablet or smartphone.
NOTE: When you are finished, be sure to Stop Mirroring or you may inadvertently share your screen with people in the room later.
West is equipped with video-conferencing equipment including built-in microphones, speakers, and a presenter camera. This equipment can provide an audio and video feed of the room to remote participants in a Zoom meeting.
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2020.06.16 Showcase Group – The Importance of Youth Advocacy Blog
Different is good. That is something we have always known, but there is not greater time than now to truly understand and learn that what makes us different truly brings us to together. Our country has had a rough 2020, but we are hopeful and excitedly seeing progressive and positive changes that we plan to parlay into continuing to extend and expand our services at Showcase Group to even more participants.
Working with at-risk youth comes with a myriad of challenges, but it if were easy, everyone would do it. This exact type of mentality is what sets us apart in our field of expertise and excellency. Our ability to achieve results with at-risk youth in the Georgia correctional system also inspires us to work closely with many other non-profit groups to help guide them in achieving our goal of helping at-risk youth as a whole.
By participating in events such as “Mental Health, The Stigma” (a panel discussion on sports and mental health), we are able to reach broader audiences that help our youth and their families understand ways to break cycles and achieve greatness. Young athletes are very suspectable to being taken advantage of for their athletic ability, but this is also an excellent opportunity to shed light on how putting in hard work and effort into something can pay off substantially.
In the positive light, athletic ability can be an open door for many at risk youth to obtain scholarships for higher education, acceptance/admiration from peers, and if they are fortunate enough, they may make it as a professional athlete, which can pay very handsomely.
Does this positive of open doors provide our at-risk youth with enough motivation to continue focusing and staying on the right path? That is exactly one of our favorite conversations we enjoy having. If you can find and utilize your talents and motivations, the world you live in can be a much better place both personally and for your community.
During a typical counseling session with our at-risk youth, we like to make sure we talk about goals and how our participants are doing at achieve them. We work both on short term and long-term goals, as the two have very different impacts on the human psyche. While our country is experiencing such an uncertain and loud time, we also continue to focus on consistency and empathy as core pieces to helping our at-risk youth achieve success.
One of the biggest topics in America right now is the Black Lives Matters movement, and Showcase Group continues to stand with and support the message of equality. For many of the young black men and minors we provide services for, we are often intrigued and motivated to help them find the positive traits of their “idols” they often will communicate to us they’d like to be more like. Professional athletes are one of the most common examples we are given. Most of America builds a life of success over decades, but now our youth is motivated by success often found in an instant or a short period of time.
Consider the last time you watched the NFL draft on TV and how much emotion is represented. Included in the draft is athletes from every walk of life, but imagine walking away from your full ride scholarship for an education that sets you up for success over a life time for a professional sports career that could end in an instant due to an injury or for a number of any reasons. Our Showcase Group participants see many of these professional athletes and place them on a pedestal, because not only did they break a certain cycle of socioeconomics, but they are getting their 15 minutes of fame.
Utilizing that driving force of encouragement, we work with our at-risk to find ways for them to motivate themselves and help guide them in having a plan A, B, and C.
At the core of our practice in an instance like this, we try to drive home the importance of mental health. If we are called in to assist a promising young athlete that is at risk of making future altering decisions, we find ourselves working around societal and organizational input that our at-risk youth in Georgia is facing. Many youths involved in sports find themselves shying away from mental health assistance because they are conditioned by coaches to feel that emotion equals weakness.
Showcase Group based in Atlanta, GA is working tirelessly to help coaches, trainers, and parents that are involved with our at-risk youth to understand that our participants are people, not machines. Overcoming stigmas is one of the toughest challenges a person will face, especially a person of color or a person re-entering society following incarceration.
Please participate and watch our video footage of our Youth Advocacy Information webinar happening soon to help make a change in the life of YOU or someone you love. The more we are able to collaborate, the more we are able to open new doors and help motivate the leaders of tomorrow.

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European stock markets slid and the euro dropped against the dollar on Wednesday in the wake of US President Barack Obama's convincing re-election win that came ahead of a key vote on Greek austerity.
After rising initially as traders cheered an end to US political uncertainty, equities and the European single currency headed south as investors' attention switched to the challenging US economic outlook and poor European data.
In early afternoon deals, London's FTSE 100 index of top companies was down 0.21 percent at 5,872.28 points, Frankfurt's DAX 30 retreated 0.26 percent to 7,358.78 points and in Paris the CAC 40 shed 0.37 percent to 3,465.62.
"European financial markets were earlier cheering Obama's re-election as US president for another four years, but it wasn't long before worries about pressing financial issues in the months ahead for the US and downbeat rumblings out of Europe knocked the market off its highs," said Ishaq Siddiqi, an analyst at ETX Capital trading group.
Democrat Obama swept to victory over Republican challenger Mitt Romney on Tuesday in the United States, despite a dragging economy and the stifling unemployment that haunted his first term.
"The election results have in effect returned the status quo to US politics as was widely expected," said Lee Hardman, currency analyst at The Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ in London.
He added that a knee-jerk dollar sell-off mainly reflected "investor concerns that maintaining the status quo increases the likelihood of the Feds current loose monetary policy stance remaining in place in the years ahead."
Hardman said the market's attention would now turn to negotiations between the Democrats and Republicans on the US fiscal cliff -- a mandated sharp cut in government spending and end to a package of tax breaks expected to suck half a trillion dollars out of the economy next year.
IMF chief Christine Lagarde on Monday urged the United States to "address quickly" the budget mess facing the government, no matter who won the election.
After a brief rise versus the US currency, the euro was down at $1.2758 in London afternoon deals, which compared with $1.2814 late in New York on Tuesday.
The European single currency reversed direction as the European Commission slashed its eurozone economic growth forecast for next year to just 0.1 percent, six months after tipping a much stronger recovery of 1.0 percent.
Official data meanwhile revealed slumps in German and Spanish industrial output during September.
-- Greek austerity vote looms --
"While events in the US are bound to dominate trading today, events in Europe are also likely to be keenly watched with particular attention once again focused on Athens," said Michael Hewson, senior analyst at trading group CMC Markets.
Greek lawmakers were to vote Wednesday on austerity measures needed to unlock international aid and stave off bankruptcy despite strikes and public anger against billions more euros in tax hikes and pension cuts.
Lawmakers were due to wrap up their debate and hold a late-night vote on the package of 18.5 billion euros ($23.6 billion) in new spending cuts and other reforms by 2016.
Implementing the austerity plan is a condition for Greece to receive a 31.5-billion-euro tranche of bailout funds from its troika of international creditors -- the European Union, International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank.
-- European companies post mixed earnings --
Munich Re shares won 1.96 percent to 130.1 euros in Frankfurt deals after the world's biggest reinsurer said it was raising its full-year profit forecast, despite the expected claims losses from superstorm Sandy that battered the United States last week.
"The result for the first three quarters is more than pleasing. Despite Hurricane Sandy, we are very optimistic of realising a profit in the region of 3.0 billion euros for 2012," said chief financial officer Joerg Schneider.
At the beginning of the year, Munich Re had envisaged a full-year profit of around 2.5 billion euros.
French bank BNP Paribas saw its share price jump 4.06 percent to 40.71 euros after the company more than doubled its net profit in the third quarter.
In London, Burberry shares fell 0.64 percent to 1,244 pence as the British luxury clothing and accessories group said its net profits slumped 27.5 percent in the company's first half to £85 million ($136 million, 106 million euros).
The fashion label was hit by a one-off charge of £73.8 million related to the termination of a fragrance and beauty licence deal. Burberry had meanwhile in September warned that its second-quarter earnings had been impacted amid economic slowdown in key market China.
Pearson climbed 1.45 percent to 1,258 pence, a day after the publisher denied that it was planning to sell the Financial Times newspaper following media speculation.
Elsewhere on Wednesday, shares in ING gained 0.45 percent to 6.91 euros after the Dutch bank said it would cut 2,350 jobs in the coming years as it announced a sharp drop in net profits for the third quarter.
Asian stock markets closed mixed on Wednesday, while on the London Bullion Market, gold prices jumped to $1,726.46 an ounce from $1,691 on Tuesday.

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Suffering a serious spine injury has not changed Ryan Shazier’s goal of making the Hall of Fame.
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Ryan Shazier has made great progress since he suffered a devastating spinal injury just two months ago, but the Steelers linebacker is still unable to walk without assistance.
Ryan Shazier has made tremendous progress since suffering a spinal injury in early December, and the Pittsburgh Steelers has reportedly regained movement in his legs.
Ryan Shazier is still a long way away from being able to think about playing football again, but the Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker took yet another positive step in his recovery this week.
The Pittsburgh Steelers should be feeling as hyped up as possible for their upcoming playoff game against the Jacksonville Jaguars, but they got an added boost on Wednesday from a team leader who wil
There is some really good news on the Ryan Shazier front.
Ryan Shazier has been making progress since he underwent spinal surgery for an injury he suffered earlier this month, but it is clear the Steelers linebacker has a long way to go before he can think
The Pittsburgh Steelers had an unexpected guest in attendance for Sunday’s game against the New England Patriots, and fans could not have been happier about it.

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Systematic redshift of the Fe III UV lines in quasars: measuring supermassive black hole masses under the gravitational redshift hypothesis.
MEDIAVILLA E., JIMENEZ-VICENTE J., FIAN C., MUNOZ J.A., FALCO E., MOTTA V. and GUERRAS E.
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We find that the Fe IIIλλ2039-2113 spectral feature in quasars appears systematically redshifted by amounts accountable under the hypothesis of gravitational redshift induced by the central supermassive black hole (BH). Our analysis of 27 composite spectra from the BOSS survey indicates that the redshift and the broadening of the lines in the Fe IIIλλ2039-2113 blend roughly follow the expected correlation in the weak limit of Schwarzschild geometry for virialized kinematics. Assuming that the Fe III UV redshift provides a measure of MBH/R (Δλ/λ ≃3/2 G/c2 MBH/R) and using different estimates of the emitting region size, R (either from gravitational microlensing, reverberation mapping, or from the scaling of size with intrinsic quasar luminosity), we obtain masses for ten objects that are in agreement within uncertainties with previous mass estimates based on the virial theorem. Reverberation mapping estimates of the size of the Fe IIIλλ2039-2113 emitting region in a sample of objects would be needed to confirm the gravitational origin of the measured redshifts. Meanwhile, we present a tentative BH mass scaling relationship based on the Fe IIIλλ2039-2113 redshift useful to measure the BH mass of one individual object from a single spectrum.


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With certificate of occupancy allowing for both commercial and/or residential use, the space can easily be reimagined and adapted for any number of commercial uses, a live/work space for artists, or a phenomenal private residence.
Located in the center of Hudson, New York, the historic German Lutheran Church presents a unique opportunity for the right entrepreneur to participate in the town’s exciting cultural and tourism scene. This gorgeous, extraordinarily well-maintained structure has been adapted for use as a recording studio with residential space since 2008, has hosted sessions for world famous acts such as The National, Mivos Quartet and John Zorn. With certificate of occupancy allowing for both commercial and/or residential use, the space can easily be reimagined and adapted for any number of commercial uses, a live/work space for artists, or a phenomenal private residence.
The main entrance to the church is situated on North Sixth Street and has three double doors that lead to the church's vestibule. From there, you get your first glimpse of the breathtaking nave. Among many gorgeous architectural details this 69 by 47 foot grand room features beautiful hardwood flooring and moldings. Ten stained glass windows in vibrant blues and reds line the sides of the church. Ornate lighting fixtures hang from the 31 foot tall ceilings and illuminate the space. A gorgeous winding staircase leads to the choir loft where tall tapestries hang from the back wall. Continue up into the interior of the large spire where the church bell used to hang. There are endless nooks and crannies to explore and captivating details throughout.
The lower floor which is currently used for both live and work space is outfitted with a large, open living/kitchen area complete with dishwasher, American Range stove/oven, and a Bosch washer/dryer stacked unit, two sizable bedrooms, a bathroom, and a large open lounge/dining area all with recessed arched windows. A large, interior room is outfitted as a world-class custom built audio control room designed by Ross Alexander and is completely soundproofed. There is an additional massive storage area in the back. With over 3200 sq. feet of space, this floor can be reconfigured to suit any number of uses.
The building features a number of upgrades suited to a multitude of commercial or private uses. Complete soundproofing allows for undisturbed recording sessions, live musical and theatrical performances or film screenings, and minimizes any potential disturbance to neighbors. Major upgrades to the heating/cooling system and new insulation allow for affordable year-round use. There is extensive professional circuitry and advanced wiring for audio and electronics. The small steeple was recently rebuilt and installed, and the choir loft, as well as the spiral staircase leading up to it, have been fully restored.
Built in 1869 and used continuously, 21 North 6th Street was designed in the Gothic Revival fashion by architect Michael J. O'Conner who designed a number of other local buildings. It is situated in the center of Hudson, NY, one block from Warren Street. Hudson is a destination for both tourists and weekenders from New York City, and a vacation spot for people from all over the world. It is easily accessible as a two hour Amtrak ride from Penn Station, or a scenic drive up the Taconic. Known for its world-class restaurants, architecture spanning every major stylistic period since colonial times, art, music and film scenes, antique shops, and proximity to both the Catskills and Berkshire mountain ranges, Hudson has emerged as one of the compelling towns in the country.


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At Laski Orthodontics, we prefer our patients to practice good oral hygiene between office visits. Part of that process includes flossing, which Dr. Brian Laski and Dr. Stacey Kirshenblatt will tell you, is the process of cleaning between the teeth to remove food and debris from the areas that are hard to reach with a toothbrush. When food is allowed to remain between the teeth, it provides a breeding ground for bacteria, which can cause periodontal disease.
Should you floss before or after brushing?
You can floss either before or after brushing, according to your own preference. By flossing first, you can brush away dislodged food debris afterward. On the other hand, brushing first allows you to loosen plaque between the teeth, making it easier to floss more effectively.
Whichever you choose, the most important goal is to floss thoroughly. That means using a fresh strand of dental floss each day, and carefully pulling it back and forth between all of the teeth. Do not skip flossing because your teeth look or feel clean.
When to Floss
Unlike brushing, you need only floss between your teeth once per day. Although you may choose to do it in the morning or afternoon, many prefer to floss at night to prevent food and debris from remaining in the crevices of the teeth overnight. This could prevent the build-up of plaque too, which is a cause of tooth decay.
Help with Flossing
If you have questions about your flossing technique or what type of floss is best for your teeth, contact our office. Our staff will be more than happy to assist you in perfecting your home hygiene regimen. In most cases, you can choose between interdental cleaning picks or flexible floss strands to perform your daily flossing routine. If you have permanent oral appliances or restorations, be sure to follow the flossing instructions provided to you, and contact our Toronto office with any questions.

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In Re: Ohio Execution Protocol Litigation
RECOMMITTAL ORDER: This case is before the Court on Plaintiffs' Objections 1276 to the Magistrate Judge's Report and Recommendation 1136 . This matter is returned to the Magistrate Judge with instructions to file a supplemental report analyzing the Objections and making recommendations based on that analysis. Signed by Chief Judge Edmund A. Sargus on 10/06/2017. (dh1)
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SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - The Santa Barbara City Council approved an emergency proclamation Tuesday afternoon that requires customers and workers in most essential businesses to wear face masks because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Essential businesses include grocery stores, pharmacies, hardware stores, produce stands, restaurants, laundromats, hotels and taxis.
The emergency order was approved with a 7-0 vote.
"Our county and our city have been successful in social distancing, a lot of people are wearing face coverings, we've been able to flatten the curve, our ICUs aren't overrun. This is just one more step to ensure public safety." Santa Barbara Mayor Cathy Murillo said.
The city said face masks may include cloth masks, scarves, bandannas or other face coverings where the mouth and nose are covered.
The proclamation said businesses shall prohibit the entry of each person who is not wearing a face mask.
The city council said people who violate the order should receive a warning before a misdemeanor charge is considered.
The city council also voted to temporarily suspend the 10-cent tax on plastic and paper bags during the duration of the local Santa Barbara emergency.


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Innovations In Digital Banking Designed To Empower Customers
Development and Innovation Financial tech companies and traditional banks partner to bring consumers easy banking experiences.
The rise of FinTech (financial technology) presents an opportunity for established banks and innovative startups to work together to empower consumers with more knowledge and control over their finances.
FinTech is an industry composed of companies that use new technology and innovations to compete with traditional financial institutions in the delivery of services. These leading-edge new financial companies have a host of advantages in that they are typically very lightweight, entrepreneurial, and nimble. However, FinTech firms often need to partner with traditional banks in order to scale their ideas and make them relevant and helpful to consumers.
“Established banks have the important element of trust, along with security, privacy, a known brand, and a very large customer base — in the case of TD, over 25 million,” says Colleen Johnston, Group Head, Direct Channels, Technology, Marketing and Corporate & Public Affairs at TD. “Combining the strengths of FinTech and established banks is very powerful.”
Staying relevant in a dynamic environment
Canadian banks also aren’t new to change, having always focused on — and embraced — transformation and progress. Throughout the history of banking in Canada, institutions have moved with intention to meet customer demand, from the introduction of ATMs and telephone banking to online platforms and mobile banking. As the pace of change accelerates, banks are moving with a new sense of urgency and purpose, while continuing to adapt, adjust, and innovate.
“Consumer needs and demands are changing, and FinTech firms are bringing a lot of imagination and new experiences to the table by focusing on areas where services can be delivered faster and more efficiently,” says Johnston. “Banks can’t afford to be complacent. We have to keep thinking about the customer experience and we need to be sure we can meet their changing needs.”
Realizing the urgency and the need to adapt, TD has been motivated to accelerate its own transformation, a process that’s been underway for several years. The arrival of FinTech has increased the intensity. Knowing that FinTech has a lot to teach established banks, TD is listening, learning, and using their momentum to drive its own change agenda, both by partnering with FinTech firms and refreshing its own offerings.
“For TD, it’s not only about FinTech partnerships, but implementing FinTech principles,” says Johnston. “It’s not who does it better, but what does the consumer want. That’s what we must always keep in mind.”
The power of innovative partnerships
In pursuit of a more engaging customer experience, last year TD partnered with Moven — a New York-based FinTech company — to develop TD MySpend, an app that allows users to keep track of their spending on the go. Used in concert with the TD mobile app, it provides real time information about spending. The app puts information into the hands of consumers, enabling them to have greater visibility into their finances and updates about whether they are trending above or below their typical habits. No input is needed. Instead the app relies on banking information based on their credit and debit history.
“It was the top rated free app in Canada when it was released, with almost a million registered users in the first year, and we now have empirical evidence that it is actually changing our customers’ behaviour — they’re saving more and spending less,” says Johnston. “It’s fair to say we’ve both learned a lot working together. It’s really a perfect partnership.”
It’s also a perfect example of how banks and FinTech firms can work together to shape a new future in financial services for millions of Canadians. Spurred on by FinTech, the banking industry is adapting, collaborating, and ultimately evolving to deliver for the customer.


If there wasn’t concern for Avs fans before, there should be now. At least, if you read the papers. First off, from the Denver Post, Paul Stastny is done for the series:
Stastny will miss the rest of the series and possibly beyond with a knee injury suffered in the first period of Game 3. It is just the latest in the torrent of bad news to hit the Avs since their best-of-seven Western Conference semifinal series with the Red Wings started last Thursday.
If I’m reading that correctly, you can count him out if the Avs pull of a miracle and advance beyond this round. There are so few mainstay Avs available right now, even Wyatt Smith is getting the look. Ouch.
Further down, the scary part:
The Avs, down 3-0 to the Wings in the series, practiced Wednesday without several regulars, including Joe Sakic, Peter Forsberg and Hejduk.
No matter how you read that, it doesn’t look good. Whether or not it’s injuries, or a damn tired squad, having your big three forwards out of practice is a sure sign that things are bad in Avs land, and perhaps a sign that the team is giving up for the season.
In another Denver Post article, Theodore was the focus, telling us that he is playing for pride, at this point:
“For myself, it’s all about pride,” Theodore said after practice Wednesday at South Suburban Family Sports Center. “You go out there and you just want to make sure you fight and be able to look at yourself in the mirror and really say, ‘I left everything out there.’ I think for a lot of guys, that’s what we did (in Game 3).”
But what the article focuses on is really money, and if Theo will be picked up after his contract expires this season, either by the Avs, or by another team:
Another issue will be whether Theodore’s play, at least in the first two games of the series when he was battling and recovering from the flu, will cause the Avalanche or any team thinking about pursuing him after July 1 to be less aggressive. He has allowed four goals in each of his three starts against the Wings, gotten yanked in the first two, and has a 6.55 goals-against average in the series — after being the difference-maker in the opening-round series victory over Minnesota.
Yes, he was sick, but he played games one and two, and if he was that bad off, he should have been benched, for his own good, and for the good of the team. 6.55 GAA says everything I need to know. Penicillin doesn’t take care of that. So it’s all about pride now. I don’t know if I should feel good about that or not.
Coach Q is still a dedicated Theo follower, with the blind devotion shown by cult members:
Avalanche coach Joel Quenneville, who showed faith in Theodore by coming back with him in Game 3 after Peter Budaj stopped 39-of-40 shots in relief in Detroit, remains committed to Theodore in this series.
“I thought Jose played well,” Quenneville said of Game 3. “The goaltending was fine. I think he looked sharper. He looked good in practice again (Wednesday). I don’t think the goal-tending is an issue.”
Man, are you sure about this? I’m starting to wonder if this is Quenneville talking, or his mustache. Perhaps the evil lip fur has taken over. At some point, you have to look elsewhere. And there is an elsewhere. He’s sitting down the bench from you.
Finally, there is the obligatory “Will Super Joe Retire” article that seems like clockwork this time of year. And while everyone sees a step taken off Joe’s game, there is plenty of reasons to wait and see. Joe is being coy, and perhaps a little ominous:
Sakic refuses to allow himself to think the Red Wings could sweep him out of the league and into retirement. It’s the lone mind-set a captain concerned first and foremost for his team’s preservation can embrace.
“If we win Game 4, then there will be another one for us all,” Sakic said.
I can’t tell you how sad I would be if this were his last series, and can only hope that his eventual retirement isn’t fodder for more Red Wings fans bragging. I don’t think he is going anywhere. Coming back from hernia surgery is difficult, and you can bet he was rushed back on the ice when he was almost healed. I wouldn’t be looking at a contract announcement right away, but maybe by July 1st. I think there is one more season left in him.
Super Joe ain’t gonna go.
Mark Kiszla weighs the pros and cons:
KEEP ON PLAYING
1. With eight points in nine playoff games, Sakic still has got game.
2. Wearing a Team Canada sweater at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver is a sweet dream.
3. Young Avs Paul Stastny, T.J. Hensick and David Jones can keep the “jump” in an old veteran’s step.
HANG ‘EM UP
1. If there’s any doubt at age 38, it’s probably time to go.
2. The quietly proud Sakic should not wait until he becomes an Average Joe on the ice.
3. Avs have too many question marks to be considered serious Stanley Cup contenders in 2009.
I particularly enjoy that last one. Anyone watching the games this year has questions for the next. Hell, I have questions for the Avs myself. Such as:
Who is going to be Coach next season?
Who is going to be in goal?
Are they going to resign Adam Foote?
I’ve got plenty of questions. I bet Sakic does too. But I think he can wait, and so can we.


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Ruger Mini 14 ranch straight pull .223 rifle
A very good Ruger Mini 14 ranch straight pull .223 rifle.
All original and little used.
Very good condition and smooth action.
The Mini-14 made famous as the rifle used in the ‘A TEAM’, it’s a lightweight .223 caliber semi-automatic rifle manufactured by Sturm, Ruger & Co and is also popular with law enforcement, security personnel, hunters, ranchers and target shooters. It is made in a number of variants including the Ranch Rifle we have here, which in the UK is a straight pull rifle to cycle the action.


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Niswonger Children’s Hospital Radiothon set for March 2 and 3, supports hospital expansion and children’s network access
Hope is rising for children in the Appalachian Highlands, as Niswonger Children’s Hospital – literally – plans to reach new heights, and the Ballad Health Niswonger Children’s Network extends healthcare access and opportunities throughout the region.
Members of the community can play their part in advancing children’s health during the 11th annual Niswonger Children’s Hospital Radiothon, taking place from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. on Thursday, March 2, and Friday, March 3.
During those two days, people and organizations in the Appalachian Highlands and beyond will have the opportunity to support this region’s only children’s hospital, to any extent they feel comfortable. The Radiothon will also feature the stories of patients, team members, clinicians and leaders who are part of Niswonger Children’s Hospital and the Niswonger Children’s Network.
“The lives touched by this children’s hospital, the team members and physicians who give part of themselves to the patients and families who need us, the generous souls who prioritize children’s health when they choose to give back – we’re putting them center stage,” said Chris Jett, CEO of the Niswonger Children’s Network. “Behind this hospital and network of care are real people in our communities, and their stories are the driving force behind all we do. It’s our hope that when people tune in to the radiothon, they’re moved to help us build a foundation of better health for our children.”
Funds raised will contribute to the Hope Rising campaign, a capital campaign to raise $30 million to expand and enhance facilities and services for children and families. Anchoring the expansion is a vertical expansion stacked atop the existing hospital, which will provide space for the newest neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) in both Tennessee and Virginia. With a family-friendly approach, the new NICU will offer private spaces for parents and siblings while giving parents the ability to stay continuously with their babies.
Additionally, through the hospital expansion, children with complex illnesses will be able to experience more convenient, coordinated care. The new J.D. Nicewonder Family Perinatal and Pediatric Institute – named in honor of the J.D. Nicewonder family’s pace-setting gift of $7 million, which is the second-largest single investment into the children’s hospital since its inception in 2009 – will create a regionwide opportunity to serve children between multiple specialists, while also creating a clearinghouse for public educational service and participation in research and training. The environment will make it easier for specialists to collaborate and ease the stress and time required for parents to shuttle children to various locations for medical appointments.
“Through the Niswonger Children’s Network, there are more care options, specialties and services available for children in the Appalachian Highlands than ever before,” said Seth Brown, MD, chief medical officer of the Niswonger Children’s Network. “Bringing services and access to our region, interconnected through our health system and children’s network, is a saving grace for so many families. Not only are their children receiving the care they need, but by having that care close to home, they’re able to stay local, stay together and spend more time enjoying childhood – and less time traveling for healthcare.”
The Niswonger Children’s Hospital Radiothon will be broadcast live on four of Holston Valley Broadcasting Corporation’s radio stations (98.5 WTFM, 95.9 The Hog WRZK, Classic Hits 102.7 WVEK, and ESPN Tri-Cities) from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day. News Channel 11 will also feature the stories of Niswonger Children’s Network patients, physicians, team members, leaders and supporters throughout the two days.
Phone bank teams made up of volunteers will be set up in the lobby of Niswonger Children’s Hospital, and they will receive and make calls for donations during the radiothon – interested donors can call 855-611-KIDS (5437) to make their pledges. Donations can also be accepted at any time by visiting www.niswongerchildrensradiothon.org or texting KITE to 24365.
For more information about the 2023 Niswonger Children’s Hospital Radiothon, or to volunteer for the event, please visit www.niswongerchildrensradiothon.org or email firstname.lastname@example.org. Gifts to the Niswonger Children’s Network can be made at any time by visiting www.balladhealth.org/foundation.


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Day 3 of HEARTY STEWS brings you a thicker, heartier version of pea soup making it more stewy rather soupy. Semantics aside, we can tell you our Peas in a Pot is awesome! Loaded with protein and fiber, this dish can really help cleanse the system. For added simplicity and ease, all you have to do is throw the ingredients into the crockpot and it will take care of the rest. This is a very basic template from which you can embellish and add your favourite spices. Enjoy!
Prep time: 5-10 minutes
Cook time: 3 hours
1 onion, diced
2 garlic cloves, minced
2 large carrots, peeled and diced
2 celery sticks, washed and diced
2 c split-peas, rinsed and picked through
7 c vegetable broth
- Prepare your vegetables: Peel and dice carrots, wash and dice celery sticks, dice onion and mince garlic. Place all vegetables in the crockpot.
- Rinse and pick through split-peas. Place in crockpot.
- Pour vegetable broth over ingredients and turn to high.
- Cook for 3 hours, or until peas have softened. Using a hand-hand blender pulse a couple of times until desired texture is achieved.
- Serve hot and garnish with fresh parsley.

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The city of Moorhead is laying plans to buy half of a low-income townhome project in north Moorhead, then give current tenants to opportunity to purchase them on affordable terms.
The city council Monday approved the plan, which has been in the works along with the Moorhead Public Housing Agency for more than a year. Each entity will purchase 17 of the 34 units located on 11th Street and 17th Avenue North. They will then offer current renters the option of purchasing the one- and two-story units they now occupy at an affordable price equal to no more than the rent they now pay.
Governmental affairs director Lisa Bode told council members – all of them gathered in a virtual meeting from their homes – that the agreement that awarded the Southhill Group tax credits to build the affordable housing project more than 15 years ago gives the city the right of first refusal to buy them at the end of that term for the purpose of eventual tenant ownership. The price amounts to $540,000, about one-third of their assessed value.
The Moorhead Public Housing Agency, she said, plans to acquire the remaining 17 townhomes from the builder at slightly less favorable terms. The assessed value of each unit is $96,500; they’ll be bought for about $32,000 each. “We have an opportunity to capture any equity when they are sold and invest it in other affordable housing,” she noted.
Community development program administrator Joshua Huffman explained that no tenant will be displaced by the opportunity for ownership. “They can continue to rent on the same basis they are now, if that’s what they prefer,” he told the council. If a tenant leaves, the new renter will have to live there for six months before becoming eligible to buy. Educational sessions will be offered both before and after the purchase to insure the new homeowners’ success. “It’s extremely low risk and beneficial to the city,” Huffman said.
The city’s interim ownership of the townhomes, Bode pointed out, is an unusual situation. “We don’t want to be in the rental housing business in the long term,” she said. The staff is working on backup and contingency plans if the units turn out to be less salable than projected. “But it’s just too good an opportunity to pass up to provide home ownership for those who might otherwise never have the chance and to continue to make this neighborhood strong.”
Mayor Johnathan Judd agreed: “It’s a pretty innovative deal.”
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Yu-Gi-Oh!, Vol. 4: Kaiba's Revenge
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For Undercover’s F/W20 runway show, “Fallen Man”, Ron Morelli of L.I.E.S. Records and Krikor Kouchian remixed Masaru Sato’s music for Akira Kurosawa’s “Throne of Blood”.
We would like to present to you the KUON Fall / Winter 2021 collection, based on Albert Einstein’s quote, “Learn from yesterday, live for today and hope for tomorrow.”
This line lead the designer Shinichiro Ishibashi to look back, as he usually does, on the past of his native Japan, especially the late Edo period of the 19th Century, but also at the 1920s West, with its gleeful mood of progress in all matters, including those of dress. Ishibashi is good at fusing and modernizing traditional Japanese and Western dress, and this was another mixup with great results, such as a relaxed fit blazer with tuxedo lapels, or a loose gray belted robe coat.
He kept the palette to brown, gray, and indigo blue as a nod to the Edo period dress, but concentrated on mixing and matching their various tones, as a nod to the subtle sense of the rebellion of “just so.”
One of Ishibashi’s signatures is elevating the traditional boro patchwork from its Japanese peasant roots and making it elegantly crisp. The long indigo patchwork coat was a particular standout in this quietly sublime collection.
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Outbreak of E. coli killer in Edmonton: $16M class action certified
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Alberta Health Services and Canadian Food Inspection Agency investigations implicate The Meat Shop at Pine Haven as the main source of the outbreak of E. coli at the heart of this collective action.
A $16 million class action lawsuit related to an outbreak of E. coli murder in Edmonton that took place in 2018, was authorized on Friday by a judge. The lawsuit alleges that a Hutterite colony in central Alberta sold tainted pork.
Class action seeks compensation for those affected by purchase or the consumption of contaminated pork products sold by The Meat Shop at Pine Haven, a meat packing and selling business in Pine Haven Hutterite Colony.
The co-plaintiffs in this class action claim that the company and its operators, Pine Haven Hutterite Colony and Pine Haven Hutterite Fellowship Church, failed to prevent and contain the outbreak.
< p class="e-p">The outbreak of E. coli infections led to the death of one person, and 42 others became ill in the spring of 2018. These cases were linked to pork products contaminated with the O157:H7 strain, which can cause kidney failure in particular.
Fourteen patients had to be hospitalized and five people developed a serious kidney problem called haemolytic-uremic syndrome.
About half of the cases relate to people who ate at the Filipino restaurant Mama Nita's, located in southeast Edmonton. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency has found a link between pork products and The Meat Shop at Pine Haven.
Mama Nita's establishment has since closed its doors.
Defendants owe a duty of care to Plaintiff and other class members to ensure that its products are safe for consumption and that ingestion of these products does not cause illness or injury, Plaintiffs assert in their application. initiating suit.
The approximately 45 plaintiffs in the class action seek compensation for the physical injuries, medical costs, loss of income and mental suffering incurred. The suit is also seeking refunds on behalf of consumers who purchased the recalled meat.
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The lawsuit also wants a statement that the recalled pork, sold by The Meat Shop at Pine Haven, was contaminated and that the defendants were negligent in its manufacture, processing and processing. packaging.
The Edmonton lawyer who represents these plaintiffs, Rick Mallett, thinks it will be two years before this case goes to court.
None of these allegations have been proven in court.
The Meat Shop at Pine Haven denies the allegations listed in the lawsuit. The company has initiated third party proceedings against Mama Nita's, alleging that the restaurant should be held responsible for the outbreak.
Mama Nita's, for her part, denies these allegations and denies any responsibility. In its defense, the restaurant says The Meat Shop at Pine Haven failed to adequately inspect its pork. The restaurant also denies the medical damage suffered by the plaintiffs.
An Alberta Health Services investigation found 22 lab-confirmed cases linked to the restaurant. According to provincial agency investigators, 35 of the 43 people infected had direct or indirect exposure to food from an establishment that purchased pork from The Meat Shop at Pine Haven.
A summary of the investigation conducted by Alberta Health Services, and obtained by the complainants, highlights concerns surrounding the sanitation of the restaurant and butchery.
Investigators found sanitary and refrigeration problems at Mama Nita's, and an infestation of mice.
Inspectors also noted three things of concern at the Hutterite colony: a lack of ;archiving; improper handling of ready-to-eat products and improper slaughter procedures.
Infections began in the Edmonton area in March 2018. Alberta Health Services and the Canadian Food Inspection Agency began their investigation at the same time. They found The Meat Shop at Pine Haven to be the primary source of the outbreak.
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This is a great opportunity whilst in Luxor to take a day tour to Edfu and Kom Ombo Temples. This sightseeing tour is by private transport. Visit Horus and then onto Temples of Kom Ombo which overlooks the beautiful River Nile.
Our driver will pick you up from your hotel in Luxor to enjoy a tour to Edfu. Upon arrival in Edfu, you will be transferred to visit the majestic temple dedicated to Horus which is considered by most to be the best preserved cult temple in Egypt. According to the Egyptian myths, it was the place where the falcon-headed god Horus revenged the murder of his father Osiris by killing Seth. Lunch box included.
Then transfer to see to the Temple of Kom Ombo standing on high grounds overlooking the Nile. It differs from other temples because of its double entrance, each one is dedicated to divinity: “Haroeris” with his falcon head and ” Sobek ” with his crocodile head. The Temple of Kom Ombo was built on the honor of two deities the crocodile-headed Sobek, god of fertility and creator of the world, and Haroeris or the ancient falcon-headed Horus. Also, Kom Ombo’s importance lies in its huge sugar-cane. Then transfer back to your hotel in luxor and overnight.
Yes, you can but before your day tour at least 14 days are required.
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REUVEN RUBIN (1893 - 1974)
Rubin and Esther
signed 'Rubin' and signed again in Hebrew (lower left); signed again, titled, inscribed and dated '1940 - 1960' (on the stretcher); signed again and inscribed 'Started in 1940 - Finished in 1960' (on the reverse)
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22 x 18¼ in. (55.5 x 46.5 cm.)
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaplan, New York.
Anonymous sale, Sotheby's, Tel Aviv, 16 April 2001, lot 17.
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Jerusalem, The Israel Museum and Tel Aviv, Museum of Art, Rubin Retrospective Exhibition, 1966, no. 58.
" In the early spring of 1929 Rubin boarded the ship auretania returning from New York to Tel Aviv. On the trip he met his wife to be, Esther Davis. Rubin said that he fell in love with her as soon as she looked at him with her large, sea coloured eyes. Esther was to prove the ideal helpmate, with an intuative understanding of the demands of the artists' temperament, a finely disciplined intelligence, and outstanding gifts as a hostess."
A year after the voyage they married. S. Wilkinson, Reuven Rubin, New york, 1971, p. 56.
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after 7 weeks of risky sex. I tested HIV in a clinic in my country with the 4th generation cmia method with architect abbott machine and fortunately I got non-reactive result without titers from the test result. But then I was confused after reading the message on the lab's official social media account
"In this regard Anti-HIV test in clinic X uses the 4th generation CMIA method, and can detect antibodies and P24 antigens but P24 antigens are not reported in the test result, because Anti-HIV examination is only used to detect HIV antibodies."
So my question is
1. Can the 4th generation test with architect abbott machine with the cmia method be used to only detect antibodies without a combination of antigens and antibodies?
2. Does the non-reactive result that I received mean the only non-reactive result for antibodies but the result of the p24 antigen is still unknown or it means antibody non reactive and antigen p24 non reaktive?
3. Can it be separated between the result of antigens and antibodies with the cmia method?
4. Is my examination conclusive?
5. Should I test again 12 weeks from the risk behavior?
6. Is the lab statement in its official media account totally wrong?
Sorry for my bad english
Please answer my question iam totally confused