Ringo Starr has marked today’s (25) release of his 20th solo album, What’s My Name, by unveiling a new video for its current single and title track. We work hard to protect your security and privacy. Starr has been remarkably consistent, both in recording and touring, and please keep in mind he turned 79 this year. Ringo!”. Or maybe it’s the fact that the chorus comes from a refrain Ringo often throws out at live shows.
The album was again recorded at Roccabella West, Starr's home studio, and features collaborations with Joe Walsh, Benmont Tench, Edgar Winter, Steve Lukather, Richard Page and Warren Ham. There’s something overwhelmingly endearing about Ringo Starr’s fist-pumping anthem to himself. What’s My Name is released on 25 October. There’s something overwhelmingly endearing about Ringo Starr’s “What’s My Name?” — the title track off of his 20th studio album, which dropped in October. Whats my Name is honestly a run of the mill Ringo Starr album at this point. I’m on it and Paul’s on it. Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. “I started this record the same as all records,” he says. Sign up for our newsletter. What’s My Name is the latest in a series of heartfelt and homespun records that Starr has produced in his home studio and a distinguished, ever-changing yet often repeating cast of musical characters and friends playing along with Starr. It's right up there with "I'm The Greatest" from his awesome album "Ringo". What's My Name is the 20th studio album by English musician Ringo Starr.It was released on 25 October 2019 through Roccabella and Universal Music Enterprises.The album was again recorded at Roccabella West, Starr's home studio, and features collaborations with Joe Walsh, Benmont Tench, Edgar Winter, Steve Lukather, Richard Page and Warren Ham.
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The song is titled “Main hoon woh palak”.
“We all have been in love or are in love with someone, or are waiting to be someone’s love. ‘…Palak’ is all about that kind of pure love where we too are someone’s palak, that fallen eyelash we wish upon,” said Mohit, who had earlier sung songs like “Wahin” and “Phir mujhe dil se pukar tu”.
“This song has been close to my heart and I have been working for quite some time on this, and finally it’s release makes me happy and accomplished. Working on this, a music video with director Vikram Singh has been one of the best things about this project for me. He is one of the most understanding persons I have come to know.”
The singer had some kind words for his co-star too. “Collaborating with Jigyasa Singh has been like bliss, she’s added that beautiful vibe to the video and is such a wonderful actor. I have had the most hardworking team,” he said.
Jigyasa is playing the love interest of Mohit in the video.
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Objective Engaging stakeholders in reviews is considered to generate more relevant evidence and to facilitate dissemination and use. As little is known about stakeholder involvement, we assessed the characteristics of their engagement in systematic and rapid reviews and the methodological quality of included studies. Stakeholders were people with a particular interest in the research topic.
Design Methodological review.
Search strategy Four databases (Medline, Embase, Cochrane database of systematic reviews, databases of the University of York, Center for Reviews and Dissemination (CRD)) were searched based on an a priori protocol. Four types of reviews (Cochrane and non-Cochrane systematic reviews, rapid and CRD rapid reviews) were retrieved between January 2011 and October 2015, pooled by potential review type and duplicates excluded. Articles were randomly ordered and screened for inclusion and exclusion criteria until 30 reviews per group were reached. Their methodological quality was assessed using AMSTAR and stakeholder characteristics were collected.
Results In total, 57 822 deduplicated citations were detected with potential non-Cochrane systematic reviews being the biggest group (56 986 records). We found stakeholder involvement in 13% (4/30) of Cochrane, 20% (6/30) of non-Cochrane, 43% (13/30) of rapid and 93% (28/30) of CRD reviews. Overall, 33% (17/51) of the responding contact authors mentioned positive effects of stakeholder involvement. A conflict of interest statement remained unmentioned in 40% (12/30) of non-Cochrane and in 27% (8/30) of rapid reviews, but not in Cochrane or CRD reviews. At most, half of non-Cochrane and rapid reviews mentioned an a priori study protocol in contrast to all Cochrane reviews.
Conclusion Stakeholder engagement was not general practice, except for CRD reviews, although it was more common in rapid reviews. Reporting factors, such as including an a priori study protocol and a conflict of interest statement should be considered in conjunction with involving stakeholders.
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Strengths and limitations of this study
A systematic approach to assess stakeholder engagement in systematic and rapid reviews was used to fill the gap and to provide an overview of the current situation.
The different review types were able to inform on stakeholder involvement and pointed to potential improvements.
With the scope of this study being restricted to health services research we intended to focus on a best-case approach where the context is considered most important and therefore, stakeholder involvement might be most regularly, but the overall findings might not be applicable beyond this domain.
The majority of studies were from high-income countries limiting the generalisability beyond this setting.
The perception and the reporting of stakeholder involvement might be influenced by the lack of a uniform definition of stakeholders and depend on the criteria used.
Evidence synthesis remains a rapidly growing field. There are different methodological approaches and formats depending on the research question and the intended use of the review, such as scoping, systematic or rapid reviews as well as realist syntheses, policy briefs and health technology assessments (HTAs). We will focus on full systematic reviews as a well-established review type in healthcare and on rapid reviews as an emerging one. A traditional full systematic review is a review that ‘attempts to collate all empirical evidence and that fits prespecified eligibility criteria in order to answer a specific, usually narrow research question or intervention’.1 Within systematic reviews, Cochrane full systematic reviews were established as ‘gold standard’ in knowledge synthesis. A couple of studies compared Cochrane and non-Cochrane systematic reviews and found that the reporting of Cochrane systematic reviews was the most complete one,2 that they were less prone to bias due to greater transparency in reporting as well as due to the quality criteria used, such as the risk of bias assessment.3 Furthermore, Hopewell et al described that the inclusion of grey literature routinely performed in Cochrane systematic reviews limited publication bias and provided more conservative treatment effects compared with non-Cochrane systematic reviews without including grey literature.4
Rapid reviews are characterised by a less complex research question and aim to synthesise evidence within a shorter time period, with time frames ranging from 1 week to 9 months.5 6 They might, therefore, be prone to be of lower validity as a consequence of accelerating and streamlining the review process.5 However, in response to an increasing demand from stakeholders, rapid reviews are being performed more frequently than before.6 Only few formal definitions of different rapid reviews exist and few studies have examined their methodology.7 To cover the variety of rapid reviews we included rapid reviews listed in medical databases as well as other rapid reviews from the databases of the University of York, Center for Reviews and Dissemination (www.crd.york.ac.uk/CRDWeb), such as the Dare reviews (Database of Abstracts of Reviews of Effects) or HTAs (CRD rapid reviews). Rapid reviews target specific audiences including government policymakers, healthcare institutions, health professionals and patient associations and research questions are often tailored to these stakeholders .8 9
Stakeholder as a very broad term may include anyone affected by an issue and/or anyone who can provide input on the topic.10 11 Hence, not only decision makers, health professionals and their organisations are targeted, but also citizen or patients, other researchers and the media. Involving stakeholders in health services research might be possible at all stages of systematic or rapid reviews and this is often referred to as co-production. Thus, stakeholder engagement aims participatory research and might direct the research question, define the scope and context of the review as well as contribute to the literature search, the evidence synthesis and interpretation and might facilitate dissemination and use. Therefore, it enhances the relevance of findings for policy and practice and contributes to the sustainability of health systems.12–14 We especially focused on stakeholder involvement among health services research. This embraced 'the multidisciplinary field of scientific studies regarding social, financing and personal factors, organisational structures and processes, health technologies, and how these factors affect access to, the quality and cost of healthcare, and ultimately, our health and well-being’.15 Here, we considered the context of conducted studies and dissemination issues as most important, and we expected health services research to be the research field where stakeholders were involved most regularly.
To date, little is known about the extent of stakeholder engagement in systematic and rapid reviews and there have been few efforts to directly report the specific effects regarding their involvement. We consider this information to be relevant for integrated knowledge translation, the dissemination and acceptance of systematic and rapid reviews in policy and practice. We focused on systematic and rapid reviews as they represent different types of evidence synthesis and are well-established in research and practice. In addition, reviews needed to belong to the area of health services research as an established field for systematic and rapid reviews as well as a best-case sample with a considerable extent of stakeholder involvement. We aimed to assess the extent and characteristics of stakeholder engagement in published systematic and rapid reviews and to specifically determine reporting characteristics.
Based on the prespecified protocol this methodological review was performed to assess characteristics and reporting of stakeholder engagement in random samples of systematic and rapid reviews in the field of health services research (online supplementary file S1). A total of four types of reviews, two groups of each, systematic and rapid reviews, were assessed as they were considered to exhibit potentially differences in stakeholder involvement. This included Cochrane systematic reviews, non-Cochrane systematic reviews, rapid reviews and rapid reviews of the databases of the University of York, CRD rapid reviews. For the reporting of this study the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses (PRISMA) checklist was used (online supplementary file S2).
Search strategy and screening
For systematic reviews, we searched the Cochrane database of systematic reviews for articles including the term ‘systematic review’ in their title or abstract (Cochrane systematic reviews) and EBSCO Medline and Embase with excluding the term ‘Cochrane’ in title or abstract (non-Cochrane systematic reviews). Rapid reviews were searched in EBSCO Medline and Embase and in the databases of the University of York, CRD rapid reviews (www.crd.york.ac.uk/CRDWeb). Sample search strategies are depicted in online supplementary files S3a and S3b. We included studies published between January 2011 and December 2015 without language restriction. Our search was completed on 22 October 2015 and therefore, the search results for 2015 did not cover the whole year. All results were pooled by review type and duplicates were excluded based on authors, journal and publication year. For each of the four lists of potential study types, each reference was given a unique random number using the sample() function available in R.16 Each list was then sorted by the random number, and the articles were screened in order for inclusion and exclusion criteria by two reviewers until a total of 30 studies were reached per group (JF and MM tested their consistency in assessing the inclusion and exclusion criteria for about 10 different studies and MM checked the assignment for about half of the study sample). Full text screening was performed to ensure the decision. One review author (JF) performed data extraction, supervised and spot-checked by a second researcher (MM). Disagreements were resolved by consensus.
Sample size and selection of review groups
As rapid reviews were often targeted to specific audiences,8 9 they were expected to involve stakeholders to a greater extent. We estimated a proportion of stakeholder involvement of 0.70 for rapid reviews and of 0.25 for systematic reviews, which resulted in a minimal expected difference of 0.45. For a two group-comparison, rapid and systematic reviews, with n=25 per group there will be an estimated power of 0.88 and an alpha of 0.023. To account for a potential subgroup analysis, we included a sample of n=30 reviews per group, with four review groups (Cochrane and non-Cochrane systematic reviews, rapid and CRD rapid reviews). This resulted in an overall sample of 120 studies.
Inclusion and exclusion criteria
We included reviews targeting health services research as defined by Lohr15: “Health services research is the multidisciplinary field of scientific investigation that studies how social factors, financing systems, organizational structures and processes, health technologies, and personal behaviors affect access to health care, the quality and cost of health care, and ultimately, our health and well-being. Its research domains are individuals, families, organizations, institutions, communities, and populations”. Therefore, we included HTAs (eg, rapid reviews as part of HTAs) targeting effectiveness as well as meta-analyses and systematic reviews for effectiveness and utility, reviews of pharmaceutical trials under everyday conditions, reviews of basic research in care-related fields, reviews of quality research or of methodological developments in the field of health services research, reviews about the development and application of new technologies (ehealth) and the implementation of knowledge into clinical practice. We excluded reviews that focused exclusively on economic or cost analyses, performed a narrative review, an overview of reviews or a protocol of a systematic review in order not to mix so different methodological approaches. The following study types were also excluded: reviews of efficacy studies without assessing the quality of life, reviews including clinical efficacy trials phase I–III, epidemiological reviews to assess determinants or risk factors, non-human studies, establishment of databases or registries, reviews with unclear design or description of the intervention.
Stakeholders were defined as people with a particular interest in the research topic (but were not members of the primary research team).10 17 We evaluated any kind of stakeholder involvement and recorded different groups of stakeholders: institutional healthcare providers, representatives of hospitals or community services, patients/consumers, participants of government agencies and healthcare policymakers at Federal, State and local levels, associations of health professionals and researchers (if not members of the primary study team). If available, we identified their fields and stages of involvement as well as their contribution to the study. This included all review steps, such as formulating the research question(s), determining study characteristics, contributing to the writing of the protocol, participating within the review process with searching, screening, data extraction, synthesising, interpreting the study results and/or establishing recommendations. In addition, we extracted the following data: institution where the review was performed, contact details of the corresponding author, the type of intervention, study setting, characteristics of the population (sample size, age range, sex), funding, declared conflict of interest, year of publication. The methodological quality of included articles was assessed using the AMSTAR tool, a measurement tool for the assessment of the methodological quality of systematic reviews.18 Where available, our rating was compared with an already existing one from the ‘health evidence’ or ‘health systems evidence’ platforms.19 20 Both quality ratings were then categorised as strong (≥8), moderate (4–7) or weak (<4). In the absence of a quality assessment tool for rapid reviews, we used AMSTAR also for rapid reviews, being aware that this might result in lower rating scores due to abbreviated procedures. In addition, the use of the PRISMA checklist was recorded when mentioned in the articles.21 AMSTAR ratings are presented as online supplementary file S4, study characteristics as online supplementary file S5.
To ascertain stakeholder engagement as well as to assess the extent or stages of their involvement, preformulated questions were sent by email to the contact authors of the included articles. We asked them, if there had been any stakeholder involvement (yes or no) and if so, to specify the number of stakeholders, the stages of involvement and their self-assessed estimation of the effect of stakeholder engagement on the review outcome. In case of missing responses, one reminder was sent.
Patient and Public involvement
Our search identified 57 822 citations remaining after exclusion of duplicates. Although, not all of these records will fulfil the inclusion criteria, such as for example, being designed as a systematic review, we assigned them as potential review group. For the screening step, the counts of the articles that needed to be screened to reach the final set of studies are depicted in figure 1.22–141 The excluded studies are presented in online supplementary table S1.
Table 1 presents the characteristics of the included studies. Cochrane systematic reviews generally focused on the prevention and treatment of specific conditions, whereas 30% of non-Cochrane systematic reviews were categorised with a community-based topic, with a wide range of participants and possible outcomes and a broader range of study settings. Of note, 23% of each, rapid reviews and CRD rapid reviews, were categorised as health system intervention, because they focused on methodological questions or health quality research.
We detected noticeable differences when comparing the median AMSTAR scores: Cochrane systematic reviews and CRD rapid reviews showed higher median scores than non-Cochrane systematic reviews and rapid reviews. Where available, we also collected existing AMSTAR ratings from the ‘health evidence’ or ‘health systems evidence’ platforms. For 68% (13/19 study ratings) we found a congruent classification as strong, moderate or weak, respectively (online supplementary file S4). In non-Cochrane reviews information about methodological specifications of included studies were often lacking. As an example, all 30 Cochrane systematic reviews (100%) mentioned a pre-existing review protocol, whereas a high amount of non-Cochrane systematic reviews (59%) and of rapid reviews (43%) did not clarify whether there had been a protocol or not. Similarly, all 30 Cochrane systematic reviews and all but one CRD rapid reviews (97%) included a conflict of interest statement, whereas 40% of non-Cochrane systematic reviews and 27% of rapid reviews lacked such a paragraph. All reviews were funded by national or international governmental or institutional sources. Only one rapid review reported the acceptance of additional funding from a pharmaceutical company.
Characteristics of the study population by type of included review are presented in online supplementary table S2.
Any stakeholder involvement was mentioned in 13% of Cochrane systematic reviews, 20% of non-Cochrane systematic reviews, 43% of rapid reviews and 93% of CRD rapid reviews. Except for CRD rapid reviews, where the involvement of stakeholders was routinely reported in the methods or appendix section, about half of the stakeholder involvement was reported in the articles and the other half was confirmed via email by contact authors and remained unmentioned in the reviews. With 67% the email response rate was highest for rapid reviews. When comparing the amount of stakeholder involvement in different review topics, there were notable differences: the proportion of stakeholder involvement in reviews focusing on prevention or treatment of specific conditions was lower than in those targeting health system interventions. Interestingly, the proportion of stakeholder involvement has been quite constant between the years 2012 (5/15, 33%) and 2014 (12/34, 34%) even though the amount of rapid reviews has increased substantially (table 2). There was, however, a remarkable increase in the proportion of stakeholder involvement for the year 2015 (22/32, 69%), but this was mostly due to the fact that a majority of CRD rapid reviews, which presented the highest proportion of stakeholder involvement, was indexed in 2015.
CRD rapid reviews turned out to have by far the highest proportion of reported stakeholder involvement. The types of stakeholders engaged were listed in the appendix of 26/30 articles, but it was not specified what they had specifically contributed to the review, for example, if their contribution had affected the final results and conclusions of the reviews (table 3). One author mentioned in the review that the reason for involving stakeholders was to understand the clinical perspective.
We detected stakeholder involvement in 43% (13/30) of rapid reviews. In contrast to CRD rapid reviews, there was usually a small number of stakeholders engaged. They were involved at different phases, such as determining study characteristics, formulating the research question, within the review process in general, and less commonly in protocol writing, result synthesis and the interpretation of findings. One article involved stakeholder throughout all stages, in one case the phase of involvement was not specified. In total, 85% of the authors confirmed, that the stakeholders had significantly contributed to the review. Of these, 62% mentioned that involving stakeholders led to an increased impact of the review and enabled to focus on the needs of target groups, which made the review more relevant to for example, patients or policymakers. Stakeholders had commissioned one third of the rapid reviews or had asked for evidence. Only two of 13 authors (15%) did not mention any substantial effect. In two cases one of the funding sources was involved as stakeholder.
We identified stakeholder involvement in 20% (6/30) of non-Cochrane systematic reviews. In four cases the stakeholder involvement was confirmed via email, two articles mentioned the involvement of stakeholders. Only two types of stakeholders were reported: policymakers and researchers. If mentioned, all phases of involvement occurred about equally. A total 67% (4/6) study authors reported significant benefit from the stakeholders’ contributions. One author mentioned that stakeholder supported the researchers to understand different perspectives of the problem, and 33% (2/6) reported no effect. In one case, the stakeholder was involved as funding source.
Cochrane systematic reviews turned out to be the group with the smallest amount of stakeholder involvement. All stakeholder engagement was confirmed and specified by email. The types of stakeholders engaged were patients, caregivers, professional organisations and researchers. They were mostly involved for providing feedback during the review process, in one case they contributed in formulating the review question. One review involved stakeholders at all stages. A total of 50% (2/4) of the authors reported substantial benefit, the other 50% (2/4) reported no significant effect on study results or conclusions. Two authors had involved stakeholders to make the review more relevant for its target audience, one author claimed that stakeholders helped him to refine the research question. One author involved stakeholders to get direct consumer feedback before publishing the review. No stakeholders were involved in funding.
The involvement of stakeholders varies by review type. Our findings suggest that rapid reviews tend to involve stakeholders more than twice as frequently than systematic reviews. On average, they also involved a greater number of stakeholders per review. In addition, we detected considerable differences in the phases in which stakeholders were involved. Rapid reviews involved them at very early stages of the review process, such as determining the intentional study characteristics or formulating the research question. Furthermore, it seemed to be much more common for policymakers, who were the most frequent group of stakeholders involved in rapid reviews, or other stakeholder groups, to substantially contribute to rapid reviews than to systematic reviews.
Of note, the majority of rapid and non-Cochrane systematic review authors reported that the involved stakeholders had positive and considerable effects on the study results, making the review more relevant for the targeted audience. However, the minority of rapid and non-Cochrane systematic review authors reporting no effect of stakeholder involvement on the review process, may illustrate that the stakeholders’ contribution to non-Cochrane systematic reviews was seen as an additional and welcomed feature to the review, but not as a substantial part. This shows the importance that within and between review types an information and experiences exchange between researchers could benefit the stakeholder engagement.
A strength of this study is to provide an overview with its rather low amount of stakeholder engagement in the assessed review types despite known benefits regarding the use of evidence in policy and practice. With respect to the different procedures used by review types, the reported experiences of stakeholder engagement, for example, in rapid reviews, could further benefit and facilitate stakeholder engagement in other review types, for example in systematic reviews.
One limitation of this study is the low response rate to our emails by contact authors. Given the fact that nearly half of our emails to study authors remained unanswered or could not be sent, the rate of unmentioned stakeholder involvement might still be higher than our numbers suggest. Of note, there was no considerable difference between systematic reviews and rapid reviews in the percentage of unmentioned stakeholder involvement.
Although our search is not very recent this article highlights the current situation and there is a call for action. Of course, an updated assessment might be needed in the years following.
Although when using a broad definition of the term ‘stakeholder’ including everyone with a particular interest in the research topic (but who are not members of the primary research team), this term was not consistently used by contact authors. In their emails, some authors listed peer reviewers as stakeholders or one author erroneously mentioned members of the research team, who performed literature research and data extraction as stakeholders. In addition, interdisciplinary knowledge exchange is an important part of evidence-based research, but there is a difference whether experts from other fields were included as researchers in the study team or whether they were considered as stakeholders. We did not count any experts or peer reviewers as stakeholders. Furthermore, discussion is needed, whether the funding body of a review might contribute as a stakeholder and how a potentially associated conflict of interest could be avoided.
The reported involvement of stakeholders corresponded with Cottrell et al who mentioned that stakeholders might contribute to different study types and evidence phases.142 Based on, Keown et al 143 concluded, that stakeholder involvement led to an increased relevance and depth of review findings, more clarity in defining research questions, broader dissemination of their results and increased awareness of target groups. Although they mentioned that this engagement process required flexibility and might be resource-intensive and time-intensive, they nevertheless concluded that involving stakeholders facilitated implementation and should be indispensable for future research.
Although the overall proportion of stakeholder involvement has not yet increased prominently in the past few years, there have still been considerable efforts in creating standardised procedures for involving stakeholders in evidence synthesis. Keown et al identified five opportunities in the systematic review process, where potential stakeholders could be engaged on a regular base.143 The CRD rapid reviews included were mainly performed by Health Quality Ontario (Canada) and routinely held expert panels, including physicians, caregivers and sometimes, consumer representatives and professional organisations. The fact that they included stakeholders on a regular basis might confirm, what Keown et al 143 had already suggested: the engagement of audience members interested in or affected by the investigated topic definitively resulted in more benefits than limitations. We, therefore, suggest that future researcher involve stakeholders more broadly in the process of evidence synthesis, to increase the relevance and acceptance of the knowledge transfer. One example of an organisation ensuring that stakeholders are involved in research is the James Lind Alliance (http://www.jla.nihr.ac.uk).
In future, the reporting of stakeholder involvement should be improved and its effects better evaluated and communicated. Stakeholder engagement could also be included in reporting checklists of all review types.
We are indebted to Julia Kreis and Aline Flatz for reviewing the protocol and our thanks go to Sarah Haile for generating the random lists. Parts of this work have been presented at the Global Evidence Summit September 2017 in Cape Town, SA.
Contributors All authors conceived and designed the study. JF collected and interpreted the data and essentially contributed to the writing of the manuscript. MAP and MM supervised the overall research and critically revised the manuscript. All authors approved the final manuscript.
Funding The authors have not declared a specific grant for this research from any funding agency in the public, commercial or not-for-profit sectors.
Competing interests None declared.
Patient consent for publication Not required.
Provenance and peer review Not commissioned; externally peer reviewed.
Data availability statement No data are available.

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Combat veterans often face a long road to recovery after they return to the United States. Some of those veterans are using art as a therapy and some veterans are just naturally drawn to the arts.
But no matter what the reason is that a veteran picks up art, it has proven effective in relieving some mental health issues.
A Lincoln art gallery is doing what they can to encourage more military veterans to get in touch with their creative side.
Twice a year Gallery 9 on 9th Street holds an invitational art show.
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Drivers are encouraged to use Pleasant Grove Boulevard and 800 North as alternate routes during the closures.
"Closing the 1600 North interchange will allow us to complete the next phase of construction more quickly, and it will reduce delays in the long term as we work to finish the entire project by December," said Mindy Nelson, spokeswoman for the Utah Department of Transportation.
All on- and off-ramps at 1600 North are scheduled to remain closed, as well as 1600 North under I-15. Construction crews will be repaving 1600 North with new asphalt designed to last longer than the existing pavement and provide a smoother ride for drivers.
Following the two-week full interchange closure, crews are scheduled to close the south half of the interchange for up to two weeks to complete construction on the southbound on-ramp and northbound off-ramp.
Motorists can stay informed about these and other I-15 CORE construction activities by signing up for weekly email updates on UDOT's website, following the project on Facebook and Twitter and receiving text updates by texting “i15core” to 53535.
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유압 액셜 피스톤 펌프의 실린더 포트 내부 비정상 압력특성에 관한 연구
A study on the characteristics of dynamic pressure in cylinder pen of hydraulic axial piston pump
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Dynamic pressure is one of the major sources on noise emission in hydraulic axial piston pump. This paper reports an experimental study of dynamic pressure characteristics in the cylinder port of hydraulic axial piston pump. We investigated dynamic pressure with not only the effect of delivery pressure, rotational speed and temperature but also V-notches at the ends of the kidney ports in the valve plate. We experimented three valve plates with three type V-notches at the ends of the kidney ports, because V-notches of the valve plate is known of noise reduction. Finally, we hope this paper help to design of the valve plate in hydraulic axial piston pump.
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Sugarcane is one of the most important crops for Brazilian agribusiness, despite water stress being one of the main limiting factors of growth and productivity. Thus, the objective was to verify if there is variation in the tolerance to water deficit among sugarcane varieties in the soil and climate conditions of Quirinópolis-GO (State of Goiás). The trial was conducted on a Red Latosol, with sugarcane planted in Mar/2019, with 15 buds m-1 in an environment with water deficit of 532 mm during the period from May to September. It used randomized blocks, with four repetitions, in a factorial scheme (3x8), with three varieties: CTC4, RB966928 and RB867515, and eight f factors (soil water depletion factor): 0.36, 0.41, 0.46, 0.55, 0.60, 0.72, 0.84, and 0.87. The data were subjected to mean comparison test and quadratic regression. It was observed that the varieties statistically differed when subjected to the same f factor, regarding stomatal conductance-Gs, leaf transpiration-E, and liquid photosynthesis-Lp, reflecting in a penalty on the productivity of culm and sugar, total recoverable sugar content, juice purity, sucrose content in the culm, fiber and culm moisture. The f factor identified for avoiding water stress was 0.50 for RB867515, 0.49 for RB966928 and 0.47 for CTC4.
Key words: Water balance, Saccharum officinarum, depletion, water stress index.
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Contradictory reports with the news that Michael Keaton will see Don Batman’s Cape and Cowl for the first time in thirty years have made some fans question whether the actor will be in the role of Bruce Wayne from his appearance in The Flash.
Related: Michael Catton says his contract to play Batman Flash is still under discussion
Outside of the trailer, Scooper Grace Randolph, driven by what her sources say, first reported that the film’s flashpoint story line would replace Ben Affleck with DCEU’s Batman in the running.
According to Randolph, Keaton’s Batman will serve as a mentor to Barbara Gordon, who will instead serve as the “field” DCEU bat person. This could lead him to a similar position to Nick Fury in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a role that everyone is rumored to have at the table, looking at the possibility of a live-action Batman Beyond Adaptation.
Related: Spider-Man actor Michael Keaton wants you to vote for Joe Biden because he’s “Frigin Batman.”
Randolph indicated that this shift in focus from Bruce to Barbara led DC Film director Walter Hamda to believe that Butgirl was considered a “risky asset” and that the film would deviate from its original source material in much the same way as bird hunting. Has done, thanks to author Christina Hudson for her involvement.
“Christina Hudson writes Flashpoint, which brings Keaton and Batgirl back,” Randolph wrote. “Plus he wrote the bird of prey and it changes the source material in exactly the same vein.”
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Randolph further noted that DC Film Head Walter Hamad believes that Batgirl is a “risky asset” and that a film featuring Barbara will deviate from the source material, especially as Christina Hudson wrote the script.
Related: Barbara Gordon aka Batgirl Goth’s version appears to join Antifa
But the story of Keaton’s return does not end there
In a series of Instagram slideshows, the film industry and superhero-centric podcast Lightcast opposed Randolph’s report, saying that Keaton was not replacing “any Batman” with “primary” Batman, as “Flash” would also include Affleck Batman. Has even contributed to helping develop the script “and” will be seen on HBO Max “.
It should be noted that the Lightcast did not specify whether the Snyder cut or its proposed spinoff ministries mentioned Affleck’s impending presence.
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Related: Flash director Andy Maschity has confirmed that Ben Affleck and Michael Keaton will play their Batman characters in the Flash film
Lightcast also mentions that Robert Pattinson’s incarnation in Batman will be a single version of the Dark Knight – the one we’ve known for some time that exists on Cable & Earth-2’s “His World.” No.
“This is the beginning of the multiverse concept,” Lightcast said. “One is not replacing the other.”
In a reprimand from numerous sites who announced that Keaton Hall would completely replace Affleck, Lightcase announced that “false headlines and reporting were very good when trying to gaslight and misleading readers with false information that was not present in the false new.” York Times article. “
Lightcast explained, “The original article never talked about two Batmans being the ones to get the movie franchise.” And Brooks simply answered a Twitter user’s question with “Ketan” who sent out Internet blogs to guess and create their own confirmation: You’ll see soon enough. “
Related rumors: Linda Carter in talks to return as Wonder Woman in Flash
In Walter Hamada, New York Times writer Brooks Burns explains how he started all this, how he made his comments about Keaton’s Batman performance clear.
First, when journalist and film critic Nestor Bentankar was asked on Twitter if he was referring to some part of the two bat-franchises running simultaneously or Keaton not centering on the Dark Knight, Burns simply replied, “Keaton.”
There was a wave of hit stories on the web based on that one tweet and Burns didn’t fix the record until Monday. He tweeted that he was referring to “* a picture *” (The Flash) Keaton and would put more information in his article.
Related: Justice League actor Roy Fisher announces he will no longer work with DC Films chief Walter Hamda
With a victory in their lap with a bow in their coverage, Lightcast wrote on the final slide of their second post, “This should be a text for every reader and follower of a particular website blog or trade. Analyze your own rhetorical analysis of what you are reading. The context is very important, always ask “what,” “when”, “why”, “who” and “how” and understand the principles, patho, logos and Cairo of posting information. “
So from that it probably isn’t replacing Affleck, although we can’t say for sure whether their own presence in Capped Crusader The Flash will be past.
With Batgirl and many other DC spin-offs present, WB is probably moving to a wait-and-see approach there. They have taken the same step towards Snyder Cut, as they are looking forward to moving on to different projects based on the film as being considered a success by the right metric.
What do you do with these reports? Let us know your thoughts on our social media or in the comments below!


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Little L Estate, is a unique destination event venue located among the rolling hills of farmland in Commerce, Georgia.
Though it will seem like you have traveled to the French countryside, Little L Estate is a mere 55 minutes north of Atlanta.
As you round the corner to the entrance your first site of this Estate will take your breath away as the pastures give way to reveal the beautifully restored 1800's farmhouse. Pass through the iron gates and up the crepe myrtle lined drive to a memorable French country estate, that also includes a guest house, bunk house and elegant poolside retreat.
The property is perfectly suited for outdoor wedding ceremonies followed by perfect receptions from French Country to sophisticated poolside to more rustic celebrations.
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Editorial by Tracey Rogers, Action News 5 general manager:
(WMC) - Everybody has a story. That's the concept for a new project by Kirstin Cheers. She's the photographer behind the Humans of Memphis project.
By posting short dialog with pictures, Cheers is hoping to ignite change in the community.
This is similar to another project you may have heard of called Humans of New York.
Despite all the negative we hear, I still believe most people in the Mid-South are good and do good things.
This is a perfect way to highlight that good.
I believe you will meet some of the nicest and most unique people living in our neighborhoods as you travel the Mid-South.
I encourage you to go on line and check out Humans of Memphis.


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Olly Murs will perform at the Bournemouth International Centre tonight in the first of two shows at the venue.
He will also appear tomorrow before travelling to Manchester on Saturday as part of his UK headline tour this month.
The 2009 X-factor runner-up will perform his number one hit singles Heart Skips a Beat, Please Don’t Let Me Go and Dance With Me Tonight, and audience members can also expect to hear other popular numbers like Thinking of Me and Heart on My Sleeve.
It’s been a successful year for Murs, whose debut album has recently been certified double platinum (600,000 sales). His track Thinking of Me was also nominated for Best British Single at last year’s Brit Awards, eventually losing out to Tiny Tempah’s “Pass Out”.
Olly spoke yesterday on Twitter of his thoughts on Bournemouth:
And there seems to be no shortage of excitement from Olly fans on Twitter either:
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This Feb. 18, 2014, image released by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources and the U.S. Forest Service, shows the first time a wolverine has been photographed in Utah since 1979. Wildlife biologists scanned photographs taken by a trail camera in the Uinta Mountains last winter, they found it had taken photos of a wolverine.
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SALT LAKE CITY — State wildlife officials have captured images of a wolverine on the northern slope of the Uinta Mountains this year, the first documented sighting of the animal in Utah since a wolverine carcass was found in 1979.
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources said Wednesday that more than two dozen images from trail cameras show the animal sniffing an empty bait station in February. The cameras were not retrieved until June.
Biologist plan to compare the images with those taken of another wolverine in April by trail cameras stationed in Wyoming.
The elusive, snow-loving carnivores roam territories are large as 350 square miles.
Fewer than 300 wolverines are believed to occupy the lower 48 states, with larger numbers in Alaska and Canada.
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Court ruling on vehicle search prompts dissent
Justice says the decision could undermine New Mexico's constitutional protections against unreasonable searches
A state Supreme Court ruling has drawn a dissent from a justice who says the decision could undermine New Mexico's constitutional protections against unreasonable searches of automobiles.
Justice Richard Bosson dissented from a court ruling Monday that upheld a warrantless search of a vehicle by Farmington police in 2010.
Bosson disagreed with the court's majority that there were emergency conditions justifying the search of the vehicle's truck.
He wrote that warrants usually have been required in New Mexico to search locked compartments of an automobile.
Police were responding to a report that someone in the vehicle had pointed a rifle at individuals. The gun was found in the trunk. But Bosson pointed out the truck was searched after the driver and passengers were in custody and handcuffed.


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CHAMP Act Provides Health Coverage for Thousands of New Hampshire Children and Protects Traditional Medicare for Seniors
Washington , D.C . – Americans United for Change, the non-profit organization best known for defeating President Bush’s plan to privatize Social Security, issued the following statement after last night’spassage of The Children's Health and Medicare Protection Act in the U.S.House of Representatives:
“Thanks to Reps. Carol Shea-Porter and Paul Hodes, thousands of New Hampshire children are one step closer to getting the basic health care they deserve,” said Brad Woodhouse, President of Americans United for Change. “They stood up for 11 million kids across the country whose parents work full time but just can’t afford private insurance -- families who can only pray each night that their children don’t get sick or hurt. They also stood up to some very powerful special interests to ensure that traditional Medicare remains affordable, accessible and dependable for all seniors. Carol Shea-Porter and Paul Hodes are champions for New Hampshire’s children, seniors and families.”Children'sHealth and Medicare Protection Act (CHAMP Act):
· Reauthorizes the State Children's Health Insurance Program for 6 million children and provides 5 million more low-income children with health coverage – a total of 11million children
· Ensures seniors continue to have access to the doctors of their choice by stopping a 10% payment cut to doctors.
· Encourages seniors to seek preventive health benefits by eliminating co-payments and deductibles.
· Protects low-income seniors by expanding and improving programs to ensure Medicare remains affordable for those with lower incomes.
· Ensure seniors in rural areas continue to have access to Medicare and the doctors they trust.
· Shores up Medicare's finances by extending the solvency of the Medicare Trust Fund by two years.


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Let me correct that: I consider most decisions I make a test. Experiment. Rough draft. 1
Yeah, I thought so. I thought it will sound foreign… But you will learn something, through this article, that is not common knowledge… and it is even new to me!
Decisions are an expensive activity for the brain. Any choice is. Important choices and unimportant choices equally use up a renewable resource, for ease of language, I’ll call glycogen, although it may not be that.
You wake up with more of that glycogen… it replenished itself during the night… If your sleep is restless, then you won’t have your full stores of glycogen: ever since that nurse moved to the next house, my sleep is restless. Even with the audios… Mind you, I have tried to sleep without the audio, and slept a total of 58 minutes that night. With the audio I wake up a few times, and dream or solve puzzles, or write articles in my mind, but I sleep and wake up rested. So…
And yet, I have less glycogen than if I slept through the night without working in my sleep…
When it comes to your life, Are you a race car driver or a hop-into-the car grocery shopper
Said in another way: If Your Life Were A Car, Who Is Driving Your Life?
This article is about your relationship with your life. It is fundamental, it is at the root of you never amounting to all you can be, it is at the root of why most people can only evolve a little bit in a lifetime (many go backwards!)
Mastering this area of life is the difference between a winner and a loser, and it is so subtle, that without someone pointing it out to you, you would notice no difference.
Let’s start at the beginning: in life you accomplish some stuff (right?) and don’t accomplish some other stuff. You win some races, and you lose some others.

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The main opposition Cambodia National Rescue Party is set to submit a corrected list of its candidates in the upcoming July 28 general election on Wednesday, and the new list will omit exiled politician Sam Rainsy’s name just like the old version, party officials said.
But despite having dropped him as a candidate, the party will continue to pursue reforms allowing Sam Rainsy—who faces imprisonment if he returns to Cambodia on charges he contends are politically motivated—to contest the polls, with plans to stage a demonstration in Phnom Penh next week.
CNRP spokesman Yim Sovann said the party has already prepared the corrected candidate registration list, after the old one had small errors in facts about the candidates.
"We already completed the corrections and we will send it back tomorrow," he told RFA’s Khmer Service on Tuesday, adding that Sam Rainsy’s name would remain off of the new registration list.
After the newly formed party submitted its list on Friday, the National Election Committee’s (NEC) Secretary General Tep Nytha said Monday that the CNRP had been asked to correct some mistakes and return the documents within five days, but did not elaborate on what the errors were.
The CNRP is keeping Sam Rainsy as its party head and, under Cambodia’s electoral system, if it wins the election, could still submit him as its pick for prime minister when forming the new cabinet.
The party could also seek a royal pardon that would make him eligible to take office.
‘Free and fair’ vote
Sam Rainsy, who the NEC said in November was barred from the vote because of his criminal convictions, has argued that the elections will not be “free and fair” if he is not allowed to run.
The CNRP will lead a demonstration next week in Phnom Penh’s Freedom Park to demand the government allow him to contest the vote and that the NEC accept recommendations from NGOs and the United Nations’ special envoy on human rights to reform.
"We demand the return of Mr. Sam Rainsy of the Cambodia National Rescue Party before Election Day safely and without any conditions," a statement by the party on Tuesday said.
Yim Sovann said the party expects to lead about 6,000 demonstrators from across the country in the protest, adding that the NEC failed to respond to requests for reforms during the last demonstration in April.
The protesters will also call on the NEC to correct irregularities on its list of voters found by local election monitors Comfrel and the U.S.-based National Democratic Institute.
"We will continue to fight through massive citizen protests and rally international pressure against the government," Yim Sovann said.
A total of eight political parties submitted their candidate registration lists to compete in the election before the application period ended on Monday, according to the NEC.
Five of them, including Prime Minister Hun Sen’s ruling Cambodian People’s Party and the Funcinpec royalist party, have had their candidate lists approved.
Aside from the CNRP, two small parties—the Khmer Anti-Poverty Party and the Khmer Economic Development Party—have also been asked to submit corrections to their lists.
Reported and translated by Samean Yun for RFA’s Khmer Service. Written in English by Rachel Vandenbrink.


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Aaron Shikler facts for kids
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|Education||The High School of Music & Art
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Aaron Abraham Shikler (March 18, 1922 – November 12, 2015) was an American artist noted for portraits of American statesmen, such as the official portrait of John F. Kennedy, and celebrities such as Jane Engelhard and Sister Parish.
Shikler was born in Brooklyn, New York on March 18, 1922. His parents were Eastern European Jewish immigrants who came to the United States before World War I. After graduating from The High School of Music & Art in 1940, Shikler studied at the Tyler School of Art in Philadelphia, and at the Hans Hofmann School in New York. Drafted in 1943, he served in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II as a cartographer in Europe. He married Barbara Lurie, whom he met at Tyler, and had two children, Cathy Shikler van Ingen and Clifford Shikler with her. Barbara was diagnosed with lung cancer and died in 1998. Barbara “Pete” Shikler continued to be his muse even after her death.
Jacqueline Kennedy personally selected Shikler in 1970 to provide the posthumous character study of John F. Kennedy, Oil Portrait of John F. Kennedy, which serves as Kennedy's official White House portrait. He also painted the official White House portraits of First Ladies Jacqueline Kennedy and Nancy Reagan, as well as portraits of the Kennedy children and is represented in numerous public collections such as The Brooklyn Museum of Art, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, the New Britain Museum of American Art, and the National Academy of Design.
Awards and honors
Shikler was elected a centennial fellow of Temple University in 1985, an academician of the National Academy of Design in 1965 and an associate of the National Academy of Design in 1962. Shikler received the Louis Comfort Tiffany Award in 1957 and the Thomas B. Clarke Prize in 1958, 1960, and 1961. In 1976, he received the State Department Traveling Grant, a Certificate of Honor at the Tyler School of Art and the Benjamin Altman Prize from the National Academy of Design.
Shikler continued to paint in his studio at home until he died of kidney failure on November 12, 2015, surrounded by his family. He was survived by his two children, Cathy and Clifford, and 4 grandchildren: Isabella, Lane, Montgomery and Bejamin.
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There will be a stakeholder consultation meeting in Nairobi, Kenya from 14-16 October 2018. The purpose of the meeting is:
1) To orient countries on the Nurturing Care Framework for ECD;
2) To share practical country experiences in strengthening the role of the health sector to support nurturing care at national and district levels: Lessons learnt and challenges;
3) To discuss a monitoring framework and draft indicators for assessing nurturing care, at population and individual levels, covering aspects of : inputs, outputs , outcomes, and impact alongside measures of implementation fidelity and quality;
4) To develop country specific action plans to integrate and institutionalize nurturing care into national policies and systems, with a specific focus on the health sector, and with attention to all five strategic actions of the nurturing care framework;
5) To agree on next steps for facilitating the implementation of the country plans.

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Brussels, (Brussels Morning)- The number of people who always work despite illness rose by 41 percent last year, to 14.2 percent or one in seven employees. This is apparent from a study by HR service provider Securex among 1,500 employees in the autumn of 2021. In 2019, before the corona crisis, this was still one in ten employees.
According to the survey, 54.8 percent of Belgian employees were sick for at least one day or had a private accident during the 12 months prior to the survey. They continued to work during more than a third of their sick days (37.8 percent), an increase of 11.4 percent compared to 2019. And “structural presenteeism”, where sick employees systematically do not submit a sick note but still work (tele) , saw an even stronger increase.
“Working when you are sick is in itself neither bad nor good. Rest and work can both contribute to a quick recovery, depending on the specific medical and professional situation. Structural presenteeism, however, is detrimental to the health of employees. They often do not recover. completely, which increases the risk of burnout or other medical problems,” says BRUZZ.
For example, 36.6 percent of the surveyed employees who continue to work during illness suffered from psychological problems and depression in the 12 months before the survey, compared to 16.2 percent of employees who never work when they are sick. In addition, more than half (53.5 percent) of those who work all the time complain of muscle, joint and bone problems, compared to 31 percent of employees who never work while sick.
Employers must therefore provide a framework in which employees themselves make the right choice whether or not to continue working in the event of illness, without implicitly or explicitly imposing this, according to Securex.
The study identified three main reasons why sick employees continue to work: they feel able to work, they don’t want to burden their colleagues, and they are sufficiently motivated to work.
“The increase in telework due to the coronavirus has prompted more sick working,” adds Verlinden. In addition, the increased workload caused by corona has increased both structural presenteeism and the risk of burnout.


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Dive boat captain finds drugs at sea
POMPANO BEACH, Fla. (WSVN) -- A boater discovered bricks of marijuana floating in the ocean.
The dive boat captain spotted seven bricks of marijuana floating in the water about a mile offshore from Pompano Beach, near the Hillsboro Inlet. Deputies said the bricks did not appear to have been in the water for too long.
The bricks were handed over to BSO narcotics detectives to investigate.
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Frank Sinatra's daughters NANCY and TINA refuse to acknowledge allegations linking their father to the mob - insisting his fans are sick of reading about conspiracy theories.
Since his death in 1998 a number of books have been released suggesting Sinatra's connections to the American mafia.
But the pair - Sinatra's children with first wife NANCY BARBATO - have dedicated their lives to promoting positive aspects of their father's life.
Nancy says, "We don't read that stuff. It doesn't exist for us. We give people ammunition with which to fight the garbage that comes out.
Tina adds that Americans are sick of reading conspiracy theories about her father: "Whatever books in this country have come out have sold no copies. People don't care. They are fed up with it."


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In Season One of Marvel’s Netflix series The Punisher, food is a prominent component of the story. Whether providing character details, establishing a family background to drive home tragedy, or emphasizing setting, food is an important part of the series. Specifically, the reoccurring motif of sandwiches in the season serves as a symbol of the disruption of the domestic lives both Frank Castle and David Lieberman have lost.
When Frank is introduced in the series, he has taken on the identity of an alias, Pete Castiglione, and is doing construction work. The camera follows him through the day, slinging his hammer at a wall late into the night, plagued by thoughts of his murdered family. This visual emphasizes a previous quote from Karen Page, “…one moment in, in your entire life, and every time you close your eyes, you relive that moment. And every time you open them, you find only the briefest peace before you realize that that nightmare is real. That nothing has changed. Your family isn’t coming back.” This sets the scene; the audience can clearly see that despite having a blue-collar job and an absence of bullet wounds, Frank can’t go back to the quiet, happy life he had led with his wife, Maria, and their kids. It’s at this scene that the sandwich motif first appears. Frank sits atop the roof of the building, alone, with a sandwich. The sandwich is nothing extravagant and definitely homemade—a small slice of the domestic life he lost. Soon after, Frank is confronted by Lance and Lance grinds Frank’s sandwich with his heel. Later, Frank is joined on the roof by Donny, who offers him half of his sub made by his grandma, Donny’s own slice of domesticity. This provides a clear visual that Frank can take part in other’s normal, happy lives, but he can’t get his back for himself.
The second time the motif appears finds Frank and Micro, aka David Lieberman, on the way to Gunner Henderson’s cabin in the battle van. Micro mixes up what looks to be a Charlie’s Tuna Creations pouch for Frank, and after he passes it off, Micro pulls out a full sub sandwich. Frank is understandably affronted. Coming from a military background and having experienced so little of his actual life before it was ripped away, Frank took whatever was available. When asked where Micro got the sub, he responded, “I made this..This stuff was all in the fridge, you know?”; in the bunker, not Frank’s own space, Frank reverted to a tactical mindset—he didn’t even think to look for such a luxury. Micro, however, has only been underground for a year with most normal commodities. Micro has never actively been on the run, unable to cook for himself, or in need of much of anything, and he was never unaware of what his family was up to, thus never much disconnected from a domestic lifestyle. This is further solidified when Frank jumps Gunner’s fence to go in and Micro sets himself up on a log with the other half of his sub and The Life of Pi. Frank’s a soldier who went through an unspeakable tragedy; Micro is merely a displaced NSA analyst who got caught with the wrong video at the wrong time.
Finally, the last appearance of the motif finds Micro in the opposite position. When the cameras go down in his house, Micro sends Frank to check on his family. In the meantime, Micro makes a sandwich—well-made, stacked high, visually pleasing, and untouched. Micro stands in the background flipping his phone anxiously, unaware that his family is fine and unplugged in a display of dramatic irony. The sandwich isn’t a tactical meal; its presentation sets it up as a luxury, now a symbol of what Micro has lost. He is suddenly terrified of the potential threat to his family, intrinsically linked to the domestic life he intends to return to. From his perspective, the life he lost is the life Frank is now a part of, however temporarily. However, the extravagance of the sandwich tells all—even in his current situation, Micro is never too far from the comforts of home, be it the inside of his house, a cup of chamomile, or a tall ham and cheese.
In conclusion, the sandwiches seen throughout the season serve to solidify and emphasize a main theme in The Punisher—the displacement of Frank and Micro out of their domestic lives via tragic circumstance. The motif appearances are only in agreement with the ending—Micro goes back to his family, and Frank must content himself with a federal pardon. Micro is able to return to his simple life, and Frank, by his own word, doesn’t have a war to fight for the first time; there’s nothing for him to go back to. Situation and symbolism has resigned him to a life of tuna pouches.


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The U.S. economy added modestly fewer-than-expected new jobs last month, the Labor Department said Friday, while wages surged 2% from last year, compounding forecasts while underscoring the challenge employers face in brining workers back into the market over the final months of the pandemic.
The Bureau for Labor Statistics said 559,000 new jobs were created last month, lead by gains in leisure and hospitality, with headline unemployment rate edging fell to 5.8% from 6.1%. The May tally was modestly lower than the market forecast of 650,000.
The BLS also revised its April jobs addition estimate to 278,000 from 266,000 and noted that hourly wages were up 0.5% on the month, and 2% on the year, both figures coming in ahead of Street forecasts.
"With the majority of the gains coming from the leisure and hospitality sector and average hourly earnings increasing by 0.5%, the slack in the labor market may be smaller than the Fed’s original assessment," said Charlie Ripley, senior investment strategist for Allianz Investment Management. "In addition, with the labor force participation rate ticking lower to 61.6% it appears like employers may need to offer up more incentives to entice workers to fill the record number of job openings that are out there."
Earlier this week, a reading of private sector job growth from payroll provider ADP indicated a stronger-than-expected 978,000 new positions were created last month, while the Labor Department's tally of weekly jobless claims fell to a post-pandemic low of 385,000 for the period ending May 22.
"Hiring is at the highest level that we’ve seen in the last four years, however a full recovery is being held back by a shortage in job candidates and their hesitance to get back into the labor force," said Andrew Hunter, co-founder and economist at job search group Adzuna.
"With federal unemployment benefits due to expire after Labor Day and a handful of states already attempting to coax candidates back by paying for workers’ hiring bonuses, it’s very likely that the recovery will pick up over the next few months.

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Southwark Council are now consulting on the Statement of Community Involvement (SCI) so that we can get your views on how we consult on planning matters.
The Statement of Community Involvement explains how you can get involved in planning matters and provide feedback and opinions on regeneration in your area.
Getting involved in planning matters is very important because planning vastly affects local communities, businesses and residents, and will most likely directly impact the way you live.
For example, urban regeneration can force businesses to relocate to different areas or homes may be demolished which could require residents to seek new accomodation in a different area.
Other issues to consider are whether buildings will be too imposing and will harm the natural environment, whether a development will bring a large influx of people to the neighbourhood which may not have the right infrastructure to cope, or the demolition of buildings with historical or local interest.
There are many things to consider. And it might be in support of a project too!
Changes to the built environment can be life-changing for surrounding communities and the local economy, so it’s essential that communities are involved when planning decisions are being made.
The Statement of Community Involvement will outline your right to express support or opposition on regeneration projects. It also outlines a series of engagement principles that the council must abide by in order to involve the local community in a meaningful way which you can read here.
Participating in this consultation will define how the council is obliged to engage and consider its residents for years to come- this is your opportunity to literally shape your community.
Southwark Council ‘want to ensure that all those who live, work, study, worship and volunteer in the borough can be involved in local planning decisions and the preparation of regeneration and planning strategies to help shape the places in our Borough.’
Consultation on the SCI will start In January and will last for 12 weeks. Please complete the online survey.
Before you complete the survey, make sure you read the following document to make informed responses to the survey:


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Thanks to made-for-TV movies, most of us have a stereotype of how eating disorders start. Someone, usually a privileged young girl wanting to be skinny and hating how she looks, begins dieting in earnest, and gets carried away. Despite increasing health risks, she persists, hyper-focused on her body and terrified of getting fat.
This type of eating disorder exists, but it’s not what I see most often in my psychology practice.
The danger of this sort of narrative is that it implies that eating disorders are a choice — one that is driven by vanity, or shallow concern about appearance. People assume eating disorders persist due to selfishness, lack of perspective or stubbornness.
This is flat-out wrong. Eating disorders are illnesses, not choices. And, importantly, wanting to be unrealistically thin is only one of many things that drives an eating disorder.
In my practice, I have worked with both adults and children who:
- Started training for a sport, increasing their exercise, and cutting out junk food to improve their performance or times
- Decided to shift to “clean eating,” eliminating certain food types or macronutrients because of concerns about health or animal rights
- Began counting calories after learning about healthy diet and being given a food log assignment in science or health class
- Cut out snacks and sweets at their annual checkup when their doctors told them that their BMI was elevated
- Lost their appetite or interest in food due to anxiety, depression or a medical issue, and began losing weight as a result
Most often, I see people who were trying to get healthy when they made changes to their diet and exercise habits. They wanted to be fit and strong, not skinny. None of these people stopped eating altogether. Weight loss started because they were trying to follow the rules and do things the right way — doing what most people think of as the right thing to do.
In fact, many of them received well-intended advice or encouragement from their coaches, their health care providers, even their families, to pursue these changes. However, in doing so, they inadvertently backed into an eating disorder and placed themselves at serious risk of related medical problems.
From healthy choice to unhealthy rigidity
How does healthy turn into unhealthy for people who develop eating disorders? After all, many people try to change their eating and exercise habits and never go on to develop disordered eating. As you might expect, there’s not a simple answer.
It’s often hard to draw an exact line between where the healthy habits ended and the eating disorder started. People rarely wake up one day and decide they’re going to purposely starve themselves to lose a dangerous amount of weight. Rather, they start to shift their eating to be more in line with what they see as “right,” and over time, these small changes begin to add up.
Eventually, eating and exercise habits become increasingly rigid and relentless. Once an eating disorder starts to manifest, the goal posts keep moving. A person with an eating disorder never feels satisfied. What started as a small goal, such as “I’ll try to drink less pop” or “I want to run 3 miles,” slowly becomes unrealistic and unreachable, for example, “I will NEVER eat any refined sugars” or “I MUST run 7 miles every day, regardless of how I feel.” Because this shift usually happens slowly, it often takes both the child and the family by surprise. This is part of why eating disorders often take a very long time to be detected.
Preventing eating disorders
As a parent or caregiver, how can you prevent your child from backing into an eating disorder? Here are some things you can do, and some things to look out for.
What you can do
* Model healthy behavior — Approach your own eating and exercise with flexibility and grace. Changes to your diet should never come at the cost of spontaneity or being able to enjoy a wide range of foods without guilt or shame. When it comes to exercise, show your child how to be active for the fun of it, and how rest days and unplanned breaks are important pieces of being healthy. Avoid comments such as “I’m going to have to run for an hour tonight to work off all this extra food.”
* Evaluate how you talk about food and bodies — It’s alarmingly common in our society to talk about food, eating and bodies in a way that’s really unhealthy. Take inventory of how you talk about these topics, and attempt to eliminate anything that perpetuates the “thin ideal,” that labels food as “good” or “bad,” or reinforces the eating disorder mindset. That is something we all should be doing. Do your best to stop making comments about your body or the bodies of other people. In addition, avoid certain comments about food, such as “Ugh, I was so bad and ate so much today. Tomorrow I’ll be better.” Your child is listening, and even comments meant to be positive — such as “You’re so lucky. You can eat anything you want!” — can be problematic.
* Take a break — When in doubt about whether your child’s habits have become unhealthy or rigid, implement a day off from working out to go see a movie or propose an impromptu trip to get ice cream. Make sure this is something your child can do without distress — and make sure you’re able to do so too! If your child sees you doubling up on workouts after a trip to the bakery, that’s going to undermine your message.
* Eat a meal together when you can — Family meals have been linked to just about every positive outcome you can think of. You don’t need to cook gourmet dinners for your family, or even have everyone sit down for a formal meal every night. With kids and adults running in five different directions with activities every night, this can feel almost impossible to implement. The main thing is to take time for connection, at least occasionally throughout the week. Make sure you have some idea what your kids are eating throughout the day, even if you’re not preparing it yourself. Often, eating disorders sneak up when kids and families are running around so much, and having to grab food so quickly that no one knows what they’re actually eating in a day.
What to watch out for
It’s very important to be aware of red flags that might indicate that your child is drifting in a dangerous direction. Key among them is a child who is becoming rigid, single-minded or obsessive about diet or exercise. This is never healthy. While it’s great if your child is passionate about a sport or activity, rest days — or time off after a season — and eating a variety of all kinds of foods is a must. If your child refuses or is stressed or anxious while taking a break or eating a range of food, this is cause for concern.
Other things to watch for include:
* Prioritizing an eating or exercise plan over socializing, sleeping or time with the family
* Exercising despite being injured, exhausted, sick — or to the extent that menstruation does not begin, stops occurring or occurs only intermittently
* Linking exercise to eating or weight, such as only eating dessert on run days
* Preoccupation with weight or shape, including frequent weight checks
* Constantly looking in the mirror or taking body measurements or talking about weight or body shape
* Losing weight or failing to make expected gains in weight or height
* Social isolation or withdrawal
* Fatigue, dizziness, lightheadedness or fainting
Catch it early
It is easy to write off the risks of an eating disorder because you feel your child “knows better” or has never expressed a desire to be thin. It can be incredibly rewarding to see your child become passionate about an activity — to set goals, stick to them and see a positive outcome. It is hard to know when to intervene when this results in dietary restriction or weight loss.
If you become concerned about your child’s eating or exercise habits, it’s much better to overreact than underreact. Catching eating disorders early is linked to the best recovery outcomes. Never hesitate to bring your child to see a primary care provider or a mental health professional to discuss your observations.
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The Christmas Tree Vendor
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just this week I saw this tiny trailer on a street, with a few Christmas trees for sale.The season really hasn't begun yet�we need more snow, and less government.
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