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Marseille’s fixture against Rennes has been called off after the former’s training centre came under siege from disgruntled supporters on Saturday.
Local police made 25 arrests following the unsavoury scenes which resulted just hours before the scheduled Ligue 1 clash.
It’s understood that Marseille fans attempted to gain entry to the Stade Velodrome – with some successful – as a tree was also set on fire after the individuals sprayed the entrance with smoke bombs, firecrackers and fireworks, according to La Provence.
RMC claim defender Alvaro Gonzale suffered a minor back injury after being hit with a projectile, which the publication say was actually meant for Dimitri Payet and president Jacques-Henri Eyraud.
It is normal protocol for the Marseille squad to gather at the training ground ahead of home matches, with Andre Villas Boas’ men in desperate need in an upsurge in form to bolster their Champions League hopes.
A run of four straight defeats has enraged Marseille supporters, whose side lie in sixth in Ligue 1 and a mammoth 14 points behind the leaders Lyon at the summit.
Earlier this week the former Tottenham boss admitted that he expected to leave Marseille at the end of the season.
“It looks like the end. I think it’ll all be over in June,” he said.
“I’m demanding nothing because looking at where we are it wouldn’t be right. And I think everyone agrees with that.
“I can’t see an extension materialising, we’re 13 points [at the time] off the top.
“The place needs a clear-out including myself, unless I get 10 straight wins maybe not.
“But I’m responsible for the results and right now they’re awful.”


What is a Citizen Data Scientist?
A citizen data scientist is a role who analyzes data and creates data and business models for their companies using big data tools and technologies. Citizen data scientists don't necessarily have to be data science or business intelligence experts. This role is given to employees in an organization who can use the big data tools and technology to create data models.
The role of Citizen Data Scientists was created because companies faced a shortage of trained data scientists. This new role, while not replacing that of the data scientist, has proven effective in serving the purpose for which it was created. New tools and technologies are being introduced to fill the void created by the scarcity of data scientists. Such tools could create data models and provide deep insights so that companies have trained employees to use these tools. Citizen data scientists, while not considered data science experts, can use the tools to gain a variety of insights that can be useful to business.
Citizen data scientists are not intended to replace data scientists. Indeed, both roles can work together. While data scientists can find and seek new ways to create data insights, citizen data scientists can still use the tools.


The regional bureau of The Associated Press, shares 10 things you need to know Thursday, Nov. 9, 2017. Look for full stories on these late-breaking news items and much more in West Virginia newspapers.
1. ‘I GIVE CHINA GREAT CREDIT’
The U.S. president criticizes the “very one-sided and unfair” trade relationship between Washington and Beijing, but says he doesn’t blame China for having taken advantage of the U.S.
2. TPP TALKS KICK OFF AT APEC
Talks aimed at salvaging a Pacific Rim trade pact rejected by Trump resumes on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation forum.
3. DEMOCRATS SEE WINS AS MOMENTUM FOR 2018 STATE ELECTIONS
In elections around the country, Democrats flipped about two dozen state legislative seats, a key in the redistricting process.
4. WHY TAX REFORM IS IMPORTANT TO GOP
Republicans contend that the party’s electoral fortunes next year hinge on whether they succeed in their dream to redraft the nation’s complex, inefficient tax code.
5. A HOLLYWOOD ENDING FOR THE TIMES
Kevin Spacey is being cut from Ridley Scott’s finished film “All the Money in the World” and replaced by Christopher Plummer just over one month before it’s supposed to hit theaters.
6. ‘FIND MY LV HERO’
Nearly six weeks after the Las Vegas massacre, a Facebook page to help victims find the people who aided them has led to at least 25 connections.
7. NORTH KOREA, CAUTIOUSLY, GOES ONLINE
A two-tiered system allows the elite and hackers to surf with relative freedom, but the masses are kept inside a national intranet, sealed off from the outside world and carefully surveilled, AP learns.
8. IS MILITANTS EVACUATE LAST STRONGHOLD IN SYRIA
The fall of Boukamal, a strategic town on the border with Iraq, means remaining extremists are currently holed up in small towns and villages along the border with Iraq and in the Syrian desert.
9. WHO ARE MOST LIKELY TO SEEK LOAN RELIEF
Students who attended for-profit colleges filed more than 98 percent of the requests for student loan forgiveness alleging fraud by their schools, government data show.
10. CMA AWARDS EMOTIONAL, POLITICAL
Country music’s big night offered powerful moments focused on unifying America during a year dominated by gun violence, divisive politics and natural disasters.


Happy New Year!
I attended my first-ever CES, (formerly known as the Consumer Electronics Show), last week. I expected a tremendous showing of Jetsonian technology for the home, both from major brands and upstarts. “Tremendous” accurately describes the scale of the show, but not the progress of innovation in this area. Frankly, I was a wee bit disappointed.
As one of my magazine sources put it in an article I wrote last year, we’re really at the infancy of this field and no one knows what the killer app will be yet. They’re sure trying! Most of the big appliance brands have wifi built into their products now, and many are partnering with Amazon for easy ordering of detergent and other supplies. (I’ll come back to this in a bit.) Millennials, we’re told, want easy. Heck, this Boomer wants easy, too!
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I like that I can see the interior of my refrigerator from my phone when I’m standing in the bread aisle wondering if I’m out of my favorite natural peanut butter. I don’t like that I can’t see what’s in the freezer or crisper drawers, just the main fresh food section.
I like that my fridge can tell me that the eggs at home are past their freshness date. I really, really dislike that I’d have to triple my grocery unloading time by entering all of that information into a touch screen to enjoy that “convenience.” Where’s the bar code scanner that will do that for me??? One upstart brand called GeniCan has something like that for the boxes and cans you toss into the trash. That way, you can keep track of what you need to purchase again, and you can order directly from Amazon if you want. Smart and easy! You would think the appliance giants could incorporate this technology, too. Maybe that’s coming with smart home 2.0?
Some of those industry giants have created innovation labs staffed by bright, young things presumably tapped into the Millennial consciousness. Rather than just sell through their existing channels, they’re launching products on sites like Indiegogo. Not a bad idea.
There were some good developments at CES. Some I particularly liked included:
- SCiO food material sensor from Changhong will reveal the nutrition components of the food you’re cooking or the sweetness of produce you’re shopping for.
- Haier’s Smart Bath turns your vanity mirror into a smart screen with health info and Internet access.
- Airthings‘ radon detector for your home.
- Kwikset’s Convert turns your regular doorknob into a smart knob.
- Fibaro offered a flood sensor that can shut off water.
- AutoSlide turns any sliding patio door into an electronic opening model. You can even get a pet collar to operate it as a dog door.
- Whirlpool will release a non-venting washer/dryer combo model by 4Q17 that can simplify the laundry task.
- Simplehuman has a new Sensor Mirror Pro that lets you upload the lighting you’re going to be going into to make up properly at home.
- Honeywell has a garage door controller that lets you know if you left it open and close it remotely. (This is what I personally need!)
- Allterco Robotics has a GPS-based pet tracker you can use to find your critter if it escapes.
- Elgato’s Eve Room will let you know if you have a mold issue before it becomes a big problem.
Back to the Amazon mention from above. I have serious concerns about these partnerships as a supermarket killer. I don’t know about you, but I like being able to go to my neighborhood store a short walk from home, be able to get whatever I want there and bring it home with me. I know I pay more for that convenience – but it’s worth it to me! I think their disappearance would savage neighborhoods more than we can appreciate right now. I also think the walks do our bodies good!
I’m taking a wait and see approach to this technology, especially as to its privacy and security controls. Much more needs to be done there to safeguard your personal information and keep the Internet of Things from launching more cyber attacks on our favorite sites. (How about requiring users to set a new password before using them? That would make it harder for criminals to hijack them via factory settings.)


Will the third time be the charm for Max Holloway?
On Saturday, Holloway faces Australia’s Alexander Volkanovski for the UFC featherweight belt at UFC 276 in Las Vegas.
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Volkanovski is the man who dethroned Holloway from his UFC featherweight reign and also won the rematch at UFC 251.
Holloway is 23-6 in his professional MMA career, with four of those losses coming against Volkanovski and Dustin Poirier twice each.
Holloway defeated MMA legend Jose Aldo twice for the featherweight belt, but has yet to redeem any of his losses. Conor McGregor and Dennis Bermudez are his two other losses, but he has faced each just once.
Come fight night, Holloway hopes his third fight against Volkanovski reverses the trend.
“You look at the second (Poirier) fight, couple of questions there, you look at the second Alex fight, couple questions there, so it’s just like, what’s your boy got to do? July 2, live on ESPN+ pay-per-view, you guys get to see what I’m going to do and I get to have fun doing it.”


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The Lagos State Government has announced the recovery and discharge of 33 new COVID-19 patients, increasing the number of recoveries in the state to 502.
The state Ministry of Health, through its verified Twitter handle on Monday, said the patients were nine females and 24 males, all Nigerians.
It said that 17 of the patients were from Onikan and 16 from Eti-Osa (LandMark) Isolation Centres had tested negative twice consecutively for COVID-19.
“With this, the number of patients successfully managed and discharged in Lagos has risen to 502,” It said.
Data from the Africa Centre for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC), showed that there were 63, 235 confirmed COVID-19 cases, 2,290 deaths, and 21, 821 recoveries. (NAN)

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The Social Justice Coalition (SJC) will be circulating a petition as well as staging a protest outside Parliament in Cape Town on Tuesday 8 March 2011 at 12h00, to call for an investigation by the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) into alleged corruption by National Police Chief Bheki Cele and Minister of Public Works Gwen Mahlangu-Nkabinde.
This follows a report by the Public Protector which found that Cele and Mahlangu-Nkabinde and their respective departments were implicated in unlawful, improper conduct that violates South Africa’s laws and Constitution relating to procurement, tenders and leasing of premises for the police worth R500 million.
We will also be calling for a full investigation into last week’s police raid on the office of the Public Protector following the release of its findings, as well as other instances of police misconduct related to this case including the arrest of Sunday Times journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika last year.
It is in the interest of the Rule of Law and our faith in the Justice system that the case against General Cele and Minister Mahlangu-Nkabinde be brought before the courts.
Crime and corruption is destroying our social fabric and the institutions of the State. The rights to human dignity, life, freedom and security of the person, and ethical, professional, effective, efficient, open and accountable public administration are all violated by crime and corruption. It is important that our criminal justice system is seen to act without favour and to be effective and efficient in its function.
Sign The Petition!
To endorse this memorandum in your personal capacity sign the petition titled “State Must Act Against Corruption and Abuse of Power!” at: http://www.mypetition.co.za/index.php?page=sign_petition&petition_id=557.
To endorse this petition as an organisation or group please email Joel Bregman at . The full memorandum can be found attached. Final memorandum with signatures and endorsements will be submitted to the relevant departments and published on Tuesday 15 March 2011.

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When constructing a home, there is a long list of things that needs due attention. Right from choosing quality construction materials to installing superior quality and efficient accessories, you must make the right choice. Irrespective of what you think about it, the toilet is one of the major fixtures in your house. Though the cost and color matter a lot, you must choose a product that is highly efficient.
The amount of water it uses to flush and how well it does its job needs to be checked. When looking for a highly efficient product, you need to ensure that it conserves water and has enough power to clean the bowl in a single flush. In this post, we shall help you choose a high-performance toilet that will fit your budget, bathroom, and backside.
Check Out Low Flow Models
According to the Federal Standard, a toilet that uses 1.6 gpf of gallons per flush or less is referred to as a low-flow toilet. Initially, the range of such toilets available in the market was negligible, for the simple reason that they didn’t serve their purpose well. This happened because a lot of manufacturers tweaked certain features to reduce the water required for a single flush without changing the basic design of a toilet.
This resulted in flushing twice to clean the bowl completely, thus rendering the toilet useless. With significant improvements in design like larger trap-ways, they succeeded in preventing clogging. The flush valves were replaced with bigger ones, ensuring a powerful rush of water into the bowl. This made such toilets far more efficient than the earlier models.
Don’t Compromise With Quality
Toilets, once installed, are used for many years and are only replaced when there are significant issues. Thus, when planning to buy an efficient product, it is wise to invest in a toilet that is worth your money and is high in quality. Since the market has an extensive range of options with prices varying from cheap to affordable, many homeowners make a mistake of settling for an inferior product.
Many times, they end up getting saddled with a sub-par product, only to be replaced in no time. In toilets that are available at astonishingly low rates, the chances are that the glazing and quality of working parts will be lower than expected. Thus, always go for a good option as you have to use it for years together.
Buy Toilets At Reputed Bathroom Showrooms
Some stores sell a variety of home materials under one roof. Such stores may not keep an exclusive range of toilets.
Thus, it is always better to visit a well-known and reputed bathroom showroom where you get an exclusive range of top-ranked toilets. These showrooms would have a wide selection of models and make that meet your bathroom requirements.
Look For Efficiency
These days, many toilets come with dual flush systems. If your bowl is not too dirty, you can use the smaller flush that would release a lesser amount of water. You will use the other flush only when the bowl is very dirty and would need a powerful gush of water to clean in a single flush.
This way, a lot of water is saved in flushing. You will find a remarkable drop in your monthly water bills. Thus, such a toilet saves you from water bills, keeping your budget within its limit.
Paying attention to these tips will surely help you make the right choice when it comes to buying a toilet.

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Norma McCorvey, who used the pseudonym “Jane Roe” in the landmark reproductive rights case Roe v. Wade, said that the reason she was an anti-abortion activist later in life was because she was paid. The revelation comes in the new FX documentary AKA Jane Roe, which premieres this Friday, May 22nd, and was also reported by the Los Angeles Times.
AKA Jane Roe was directed by Nick Sweeney, who conducted a series of interviews with McCorvey before she died in February 2017 at the age of 69. In the film, she reportedly calls her work for anti-abortion activists “an act” and describes her admission that she took money from them her “deathbed confession.” She also states her true views in the film, “If a young woman wants to have an abortion, that’s no skin off my ass. That’s why they call it choice.”
As AKA Jane Roe explores, McCorvey was always a peculiar and controversial figure on both sides of the reproductive rights debate. She never actually had an abortion, but after becoming pregnant with her third child, signed an affidavit challenging laws in Texas that prohibited abortion except to save the life of the mother. Lawyers Sarah Weddington and Linda Coffee saw McCorvey as an ideal plaintiff because she lacked the means to travel outside of Texas to get an abortion had she wanted one.
By the time Roe v. Wade was finally settled in 1973, McCorvey had given birth and put her child up for adoption. In the film she says, “I know how I felt when I found out that I was pregnant, and I wasn’t going to let another woman feel that way — cheap, dirty, and no good.” She also recalled her reaction to learning about the decision, saying, “Why would I be excited? I had a baby, but I gave her away. It’s for all the women who come after me.”
McCorvey went public as Jane Roe in the Eighties, but reproductive-rights activists tended to be wary of her, especially after she said she’d been lying when she claimed she’d gotten pregnant as the result of rape. Still, McCorvey seemed to fall firmly on the pro-choice side of the argument, and she was actually working at an abortion clinic in Dallas when she became unlikely friends with Flip Benham, the director of the radical anti-abortion Christian group Operation Save America (then known as Operation Rescue). Soon, McCorvey was a regular at anti-abortion rallies, appeared in various documentaries, and in 1998 published a memoir, Won by Love, in which she detailed her conversion on the issue.
But in AKA Jane Roe, McCovey said Operation Rescue and other anti-abortion groups paid her for her support. “I was the big fish,” she said. “I think it was a mutual thing. I took their money and they’d put me out in front of the cameras and tell me what to say. That’s what I’d say. It was all an act. I did it well too. I am a good actress.”
In the film, Rob Schenck, an evangelical minister who previously worked for Operation Rescue but has since changed his views on banning abortion, seemed to corroborate McCovey’s claims. He said she was paid for fear “that she would go back to the other side.” Schenck added, “There were times I wondered, ‘Is she playing us?’ And what I didn’t have the guts to say was, because I know damn well we were playing her … what we did with Norma was highly unethical. The jig is up.”

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Universe Design with SAP BusinessObjects BI – The Comprehensive Guide
written by Christian Ah-Soon, Didier Mazoué, Pierpaolo Vezzosi
- Everything you need to know about the new Information Design Tool and UNX universes
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Differentiate between universes created with the Universe Design Tool and Information Design Tool, and learn how to convert UNV to UNX.
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- Publishing and retrieving universes
- Multilingual universes
- Connecting with SAP ERP, SAP NetWeaver BW, and SAP HANA


El Niño: Be Prepared
While it may be hard to think about rain during the state’s unprecedented drought, forecasters have warned that a strong El Niño will hit Southern California this winter and bring severe weather to the region. These conditions mean that there is a 95 percent chance of heavy rain storms from January through March.
With conditions expected to be the most severe in decades, city officials are taking steps to ensure the city and its residents are prepared in order to minimize damage and injuries from flooding, mud slides, winds and other weather-caused emergencies. It’s important for residents to take similar steps to ensure they are prepared before the storm.
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'Everywhere we went, we had to worry about our safety': Female students who attended Yale in the 1980s describe the culture around sexual misconduct amid Brett Kavanaugh allegations
- The FBI has investigated allegations that Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who was just confirmed to the court earlier this month, sexually assaulted two women in the 1980s.
- For women who came of age in the 1980s, it's bringing back some painful memories about the prevalence of sexual assault, and how survivors weren't always believed or supported when they came forward.
- Business Insider interviewed three people who attended Yale University at the same time as Kavanaugh and Ramirez who shared their recollections.
The controversy and FBI investigation into sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, who was just confirmed to the nation's highest court earlier this month, has dominated the headlines for weeks.
For many women who came of age and went to college in the 1980s, it's bringing back some painful memories of their own experiences of sexual assault - and of not always being supported in coming forward.Deborah Ramirez, one of Kavanaugh's classmates in the Yale University class of 1987, has accused Kavanaugh of crudely exposing himself to her during a drinking game during their freshman year in the fall of 1983. Her allegation was investigated by the FBI, which conducted a supplemental background check into Kavanaugh.
Female students interviewed by Business Insider who attended Yale in the '80s said the issue of sexual assault, and the stigma around it, were much bigger than the specific allegations against Kavanaugh, pervading both Yale's campus and American culture in the early '80s.
One of Ramirez's acquaintances at Yale, who spoke to Business Insider on the condition of anonymity to candidly discuss the matter, said they believed Ramirez's allegations based on their experience knowing her, and given the climate at the time.
"Three words I think describe Debbie as I experienced her were: guileless, genuine, and friendly, she was also shy, not attention-seeking or dramatic in any way," the person said, adding, "I just feel very strongly that Debbie did this out of a sense of duty and obligation and not out of political motivation. If I had any way to know the actual truth, I would bet my house on it."
According to her lawyer, Ramirez spoke to the FBI about the alleged incident as part of Kavanaugh's supplemental background check, and provided the bureau with a list of witnesses who could confirm it. But a subsequent report in The New Yorker accused the FBI of "ignoring" several key witnesses who could corroborate her story.
"Anyone who was a teen or a young woman in those days had experiences like that," Ramirez's friend continued. "Was it confined to Yale? In my experience, no. I think it's taken a lot of us a long time to realize that things that occurred were misconduct. The concept of date rape, for example, was considered cutting-edge at that time."Julie Heller, who graduated from Yale in 1988 and also knew Ramirez, told Business Insider that while Yale wasn't "a breeding ground" for sexual assault in her experience, she didn't have any reason to doubt Ramirez's allegations or the characterizations other former Yale students have made of Kavanaugh as being a heavy, aggressive drinker.
"I didn't see any bad behavior by [Brett Kavanaugh] personally, but it's hard for me to imagine all the things people are saying aren't true," she said. "I knew many people who drank at Yale, and most of them didn't get belligerent, or sexually assault anyone."
In the wake of the Kavanaugh controversy, survivors around the world have gone public with their stories of why they didn't initially report their assaults, and in many cases, of being re-victimized or shamed when they did.
Heller said that she believes many people who survived sexual assault in the early '80s didn't report them because she and her peers "didn't have the verbiage" to describe incidents of assault that weren't rape. When she herself was assaulted after a party during her freshman year, she said, she recalled not believing that what happened to her was serious enough to bring to the police.
"I didn't go to the police because I didn't think what had happened to me rose to the level of what a police officer would handle," she said, adding, "I thought to myself, 'Well, at least I wasn't raped.'"
'Yale's apparatus was there to protect Yale'
Beth Almore, a schoolteacher in Virginia who also graduated from Yale in 1988, told Business Insider that since the Yale administration didn't do enough to address sexual assault on campus in her experience, women had to take their safety into their own hands.
"During my freshman year, a group of women had made flyers on how to keep yourself safe from sexual assault on the Yale campus, and distributed them around the dining halls, which was the best way to reach people before cell phones," she recalled. "It named frats you shouldn't go to, and what is likely to happen if you go to certain parties on campus, and which ones to avoid."Almore remembered Yale at the time as "saturated in alcohol," with parties every night of the week and both hard alcohol and drugs freely available. She also recalled that despite the stigma around discussing it, "sexual assault was more common than it should have been."
"Everywhere we went, we had to worry about our safety," she said.
Heller said that her own experience showed that sexual assault could, and did, happen even to survivors who took those extra precautions to ensure their safety on campus.
"He offered to walk me home from a party when it was late and I knew I shouldn't be walking by myself," she said of her assailant. "The ironic thing was that accepting a walk back to my dorm, which seemed like the smart thing to do, is actually what resulted in my getting assaulted."
Heller remembered feeling "demoralized" when she went through the process of reporting her assault to the Yale administration.
"I started to go through Yale's grievance process, which at the time was incredibly demoralizing. I did not feel supported at all," Heller recalled. "The professor I met with told me that since it was a he-said-she-said situation, he and I could each bring three witnesses to back up our stories to the panel, but ultimately the worst thing that might happen to him was being put on academic probation."
"It was mind-blowing to me. I was so traumatized, and hearing that completely demoralized and re-victimized me. So I didn't pursue it," she added.
Almore described her and her friends as not only having protection plans for parties, but making a pact to go straight to the New Haven police and not Yale if they were victims of a violent crime.
"Yale's apparatus was there to protect Yale, and Yale's reputation, and to limit their own liability," she said, adding that while she herself didn't have direct experience with the Yale police, she recalled based on the experiences of many of her peers when she was a student that, "women - or anyone who went to the [Yale] police with any type of reporting, not just potential sex crimes - felt unheard, silenced, or ignored."A spokesperson for Yale said that while they could not comment on specific students' experiences and memories, they said that "the policies, procedures, and resources we have in place today reflect a great deal of experience, research, consultation, and input from our community, including our students."
"As our response to sexual misconduct continues to evolve, we are committed to being a community free of sexual misconduct and providing resources and support that encourage everyone with a concern or complaint to come forward," they added.


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Methods for money laundering and terrorist financing
- How money laundering works
- How does terrorist financing work?
- Example of money laundering
How do we prevent money laundering and terrorist financing?
- The law on measures against money laundering and terrorist financing
- Finansinspektionens role
- Measures against terrorist financing
Risk assessment, design of routines and education
- General risk assessment and customer risk assessment
- Risk-based approach
- Three categories of routines and guidelines
Know Your Customer (KYC) and risk classification
- What are we obliged to know and why?
- Customer’s risk profile
- Person in a Politically Exposed Position – PEP
- Beneficial owner and alternative beneficial owner
- High-risk third countries
- Customer meeting
Monitoring, documentation and reporting
- What are you going to do if you suspect money laundering?
- On Whistleblowing
- Rules monitoring and storage of documentation
- Suspicious activities
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Your First VisitAt the first visit to the orthodontist, an initial examination is made to determine your need for orthodontic treatment and the outcome you desire. If orthodontic treatment is required, diagnostic records are made to determine the best course of treatment. Complete diagnostic records typically include a medical/dental history, clinical examination; plaster study models of the teeth, photos of the patient's face and teeth, and X-rays. This information is used to develop a custom treatment plan for each patient. These records are also helpful in tracking the progress of treatment as the teeth move under orthodontic care.
ConsultationAfter the doctor has evaluated your records, we discuss your treatment with you in detail, including the cost for your particular case.
Regular AppointmentsThe appointment when you get your appliances (braces, expanders, etc.) usually takes from one to two hours. You'll then see us at regular intervals 4 to 8 weeks apart for an adjustment, which takes 20 to 40 minutes. Our regular office hours are Monday to Wednesday from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM, and Fridays from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. Patients are seen by appointment only. We make every effort to be on time for our patients, and ask that you extend the same courtesy to us. If you cannot keep an appointment, please notify us immediately. Cancel only if it is an emergency. It is difficult to reschedule you since most appointments are made 4 to 8 weeks in advance.
Payment & Office Policies
CostThe cost of treatment depends on the severity of the patient's problem. You will be able to discuss fees and payment options before treatment begins. We have several payment plans to suit different budgets. We do not accept assignment from most insurance plans, but will file the necessary papers to the insurance company. We work hard to make orthodontics affordable.
FeesIn an effort to keep orthodontic fees down while maintaining the highest level of professional care, we have established this financial policy:
InsuranceIf you have insurance, we will help you to determine the coverage you have available. We will help in every way we can in filing your claim and handling insurance questions from our office on your behalf.
If we accept assignment from your insurance provider, we will take care of all the necessary paperwork. Your insurance company will pay their portion directly to our office and you will be responsible for the remainder of the bill within your insurance's particular guidelines. Please refer to our Accepted Insurances page to view our current list of insurance plans in which we participate.
If, however, we do not accept assignment from your insurance, you will be responsible for paying the entire bill and the insurance carrier will reimburse you for their portion. Professional care is provided to you, our patient, and not to an insurance company. Thus, the insurance company is responsible to the patient and the patient is responsible to the doctor.


Rams defeat Algoma in season opener
SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. – It was a successful season opener for the Ryerson Rams women’s basketball team, as they pulled off a 78-58 win against the Algoma Thunderbirds in Sault Ste. Marie on Friday night.
However, the match was far more contested then the final score shows, and the signs of a potentially close contest were evident from the first quarter. As the game began, the Thunderbirds defensive approach to the Rams was to limit their offensive movement to the back court, by swarming point guards off of the inbounds pass. For a limited period of time, this strategy seemed to be effective, as the Rams offensive abilities were limited in the face of a tenacious Algoma defensive effort. On top of this, the Thunderbirds seemed to be given endless chances on offense during the first two quarters, as the standard three-two defensive formation utilized by the Rams was, at times, too spread out allowing the home team to grab several offensive rebounds.
With respect to their scoring abilities, the Thunderbirds seemed to be on a hot streak all night, as they converted forty-percent of their three point attempts into points, and were nearly even with the Rams on regular field goal converThe Rams play, however, maintained itself as systematic and professional in the wake of this unusually aggressive Algoma team. Through the use of effective pick-and-roll plays and quick passing, the Rams were able to pick apart an Algoma defense that lost much of its luster when forced to the confines of a three-two defensive formation. To add to this, the Rams had a weapon that the Thunderbirds could not find an answer for, in the form of their forward Sofia Paska (Etobicoke, Ont.). The 6’4” forward posted 24 points on the night, taking advantage of a much smaller Algoma line-up that simply could not compete with her skill and stature.
As the first half concluded, the Rams were able to hold on to a 41-32 that they were looking to increase as the third quarter began. However, Algoma had tired in their pursuit of an unprecedented upset and threw all the could at the Rams. Through the utilization of long-range shots that took advantage of a now clustered Rams defensive formation, the Thunderbirds were able to pick apart the Rams lead throughout the quarter. Combine this with the fact that the Rams seemed to be unable to connect on a majority of their offensive attempts, and the nine-point lead that Ryerson held coming into the quarter was chipped down to only four, as the Thunderbirds outscored the Rams 18-13 during the third.
It wasn’t until the final quarter of play that the Rams were truly able to get back into their stride, and put away any chance of an underdog victory. The Rams began to take advantage of an Algoma defensive formation that left forward, Sofia Paska (Etobicoke, Ont.), virtually unguarded, permitting the acquisition of several easy points. In addition to this, the Rams began to pressure the Thunderbirds from the backcourt, preventing forward ball movement and forcing more turnovers from home team. As a result of these efforts, the Rams were able to restrict the Thunderbirds to only eight points in the final quarter, while recording twenty-four of their own.
The Rams will be back in action on Friday, November 3, at 6:00 PM as they take on the Windsor Lancers at the St. Denis Centre in Windsor. Fans can catch all the action on OUA.tv or by following the Ryerson rams on twitter @ryers


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Which of the continent’s stars failed to impress this term?
The one-time wonderkid appeared destined for great things when he broke into the Schalke 04 team and was named in the Ghana team at the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.
He made his debut at that tournament but has made precious little progress—at least in the international arena—since.
After making over 30 appearances at SC Paderborn last term in the German second tier, this was meant to be a campaign of progress for Tekpetey, having moved to Fortuna Dusseldorf in the top flight.
He’s been a shadow of the player who was so influential as Paderborn were promoted last term, failing to score in nine appearances this season, although at 22, he still has time on his side.
Algeria’s Belfodil will be desperate to see the back of the 2019-20 season.
After netting 16 goals for Hoffenheim last term, the North African has failed to score this term, seeing minimal gametime due to fitness concerns.
Club doctors failed to spot a cruciate ligament injury suffered last year, and instead, the player played on without diagnosis nor treatment.
When the injury was eventually identified, Belfodil was so unhappy with the club’s perceived incompetence, that he revealed there was no longer any trust between employers and employee.
It’s surely inevitable that he moves on this summer.
While his Liverpool teammates were conquering English football and winning the Premier League, Awoniyi moved to Mainz on loan, looking to prove to Jurgen Klopp just what he could offer the Reds.
Admittedly, the 05ers have struggled, but Awoniyi has had limited impact.
He didn’t score his first Bundesliga goal until mid-May, and that performance was to remain an isolated high spot of a disappointing campaign.
The forward’s season was curtailed when he suffered a head injury against Augsburg, and he’s done little to suggest he can be a key contributor at Anfield.
It’s been a disastrous season for Kalou, whose time at Hertha Berlin has come to an ignominious end.
After six years, he’s bound for Brazil’s Botafogo, and they’ll be hoping to get more out of the former Chelsea man than Hertha did during his final season in Germany.
He made just one start during the first half of the campaign, was told midway through the year that he was deemed surplus to requirements, and has spent the last six months watching on as his teammates eventually returned to action.
He was criticised publicly by Hertha for publishing a video in which he broke social distancing rules, a move which appeared to threaten the return of Bundesliga action post-coronavirus.
There were hopes, when Lookman returned to Germany with RasenBallsport Leipzig after failing to make an impact at Everton, that he could rediscover the form he’d demonstrated during his first spell in the Bundesliga.
Back in the 2017-18 season, the young Anglo-Nigerian forward had scored five in 11 in the German top flight, but failed to score at all in 11 appearances (of which only one was a start) this season.
While many of Leipzig’s young African stars enjoyed excellent campaigns, boosting their reputations in the process, Lookman has watched on from the sidelines.
Could he yet leaving a lasting impression on the 2019-20 season during the latter stages of the Champions League?


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The ITV cameras are at Doncaster today, including the feature Grimthorpe Chase, a key Grand National trial.
Manchester City completed the first part of a possible quadruple with their Carabao Cup final win over Chelsea.
Brendan Rodgers is the early favourite to be the new manager of Leicester following the sacking of Claude Puel.
The Championship is providing one of the most competitive betting markets of the season.
Wales have a Six Nations Grand Slam in their sights following victory over England at the Principality Stadium.
Manchester City are the 8/15 favourites to win the Premier League title for a second successive season.
Today’s feature card is at Kempton where there are likely to be some final Cheltenham Festival clues.
Chris Eubank Jr is the favourite when he steps into the ring for a grudge match with James DeGale this weekend.
England’s cricketers have an opportunity to salvage something from their West Indies tour.
Norwich and Sheffield United took full advantage of Leeds United’s inactivity over the weekend.
Nuno Espirito Santo’s side are currently fourth in the betting for this season’s FA Cup.
JB Holmes earned a surprise win at the Genesis Open as Justin Thomas suffered a final round collapse on Sunday.
There are an incredible ten races on ITV4 today as racing starts to get back to normal after the equine flue scare.
As recently as November Phil Mickelson was a 60/1 chance in the Masters betting.
Manchester United play the first leg of their Last 16 tie against Paris St Germain on Tuesday.
England’s bonus point victory over France leaves them two points clear of Wales at the top of the 6 Nations table.
Sergio Aguero is the new favourite to end the season as the Premier League’s top goalscorer.
Manchester City are once again the favourites in a thrilling title race after their 6-0 thrashing of Chelsea.
Following the suspension of all racing in the UK, ITV have secured rights to show five races from Naas today.
The European Tour saw another short-priced winner, as 8/1 second favourite Dustin Johnson claimed victory.


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Turkey talks for LSE
THE London Stock Exchange is considering buying a stake in Istanbul’s fast-growing stock market as part of a deal that could see Turkish trades settled in the City.
Borsa Istanbul has been seeking an international partner to overhaul its technology and improve the market’s access to foreign investors for several months.
The LSE’s proposal would see Borsa Istanbul start to clear its trades through LCH Clearnet, the financial plumbing system now majority-controlled by the LSE. The Turkish exchange would also use the LSE’s Millennium Exchange software.
To secure the deal, however, Xavier Rolet, the LSE chief executive, may have to agree to buy a small stake in the Turkish firm.
Rolet refused to comment on the talks at his annual results last week, but confirmed


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Impeachment Politics Requires a Different Vote Calculator
Josh Huder | October 9, 2019
Anyone who watched School House Rock knows how bills become law. From a numbers standpoint, it is straightforward. It needs 218 votes in the House, 51 votes in the Senate (60 to cut off a filibuster), and a presidential signature.
Given this math, some wonder why Speaker Pelosi is hesitating to pass a resolution—which only requires approval of the House— to formally begin an impeachment inquiry, particularly after the White House announced its refusal to cooperate until a formal inquiry is voted upon. With 226 Democrats in support, she has more than enough to pass the House. But she’s hesitating for good reason. Impeachment math is more complicated than simply getting to 218. This is because they combine the legislative politics of lawmaking with the politics of messaging bills.
When the House or Senate vote on a measure, it is often with the intent of making law but not always. Congressional leaders craft vote coalitions based on their goals; and political goals play a prominent role in today’s legislative strategies. For example, earlier this year, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell brought the Green New Deal, a bill he and his colleagues despised, to the Senate floor for a vote. During the Janaury 2019 shutdown, Speaker Nancy Pelosi brought seven different bills to the House floor to reopen government with complete certainty they would not become law. These were not good faith efforts to pass law. Rather, they were leadership created opportunities meant to appease political constituencies and gain political ground on their partisan opponents. While not new, political messaging has become a more dominant component of the legislative agenda.
Actual lawmaking is typically more inclusive, even in the contemporary polarized age. Research from Francis Lee and James Curry illustrates that laws, including landmark enactments, garner large bipartisan majorities with the same frequency as prior, more bipartisan, decades. And further, this bipartisanship is present upon initial passage, before the system of checks and balances forces compromise. In other words, leaders craft bipartisan coalitions from the start. While congressional lawmaking feels more partisan, laws like the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and Republican tax bill remain the exceptions.
This tact accomplishes two things. First, it greases the skids in the separation of powers. A bill with bipartisan support in the House will likely receive bipartisan support in the Senate, and vice versa. Large, bipartisan coalitions in Congress often signify administration support for a policy but can also deter vetoes when the legislature and executive are not aligned. Put simply, bipartisanship in a polarized age often represents broadly popular support for a policy, like the CURES Act, the doc-fix of the 114th Congress, the annual NDAAs, etc.
Second, bipartisan majorities lend legitimacy to the process. Lyndon Johnson and congressional Democrats went to great lengths to ensure Medicare and Medicaid received bipartisan support. Laws passed under divided government are less likely to be repealed in subsequent congresses. In this light, it is unsurprising the ACA came under attack after passing each chamber with strictly partisan majorities.
Impeachment politics blur these two processes in a unique way. In order for the inquiry to garner legitimacy it needs bipartisan support. On the other hand, impeachment is an inherently political act. This is the rub: impeachment necessitates lawmaking politics in an inherently political act, which makes the math particularly difficult.
Speaker Pelosi could open a formal inquiry today with 226 Democrats but this would create a bipartisan coalition against impeachment, undercutting the legitimacy of the investigation and playing into President Trump’s messaging that the investigation is a sham. This is why the White House made an absurd constitutional argument, linking their oversight compliance with a formal impeachment inquiry vote. They understand the vote would divide a small number of Democrats from the broader majority, undermining the investigation’s credibility.
Speaker Pelosi seeks lawmaking politics because the investigation and inquiry carry substantially more weight than a messaging bill or even a potential law. It’s not about simply passing a resolution. It is about legitimizing the House’s constitutional role and authority to investigate wrongdoing in the executive. The vote carries far more weight than even landmark legislation. It represents a core function of the Constitution. Until a politics of legitimacy is possible (with at least every Democrat in favor, including Collin Peterson (MN-7)), don’t expect the Speaker to schedule a vote. Impeachment votes sketches the outlines of Congress’s institutional role. And that makes the vote math far different than your common bill or even law.


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Marchers move down Andrew Street.
By THOMAS GRILLO
LYNN — In what was described as the city’s biggest May Day rally in years, more than 200 protesters lined City Hall Square on Monday to support immigrant and workers rights.
As Marvin Gaye’s “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough” blared over speakers, activists held signs that read: “Everybody is an Immigrant,” “Nobody is Illegal,” “Housing is a Human Right,” and “No to Gentrification.”
“We have an administration in Washington who does not treat us with respect,” said Maria Carrasco, a Lynn School Committeewoman. “Silence is not an option. We must demand respect with dignity. We are human beings who are here and we are staying here.”
The annual May Day celebration had its roots in Chicago in the late 19th century, as unions lobbied for fair working conditions, better wages, and the eight-hour work day with strikes and demonstrations nationwide. People from all backgrounds celebrated Lynn’s history as a home for immigrants and as a leader in the fight for dignity, respect and a living wage for workers.
Carrasco said without immigrants, many service industry jobs would go unfilled.
“Nobody will do the jobs that we do,” she said. “Nobody will clean hotels or work in restaurants if we don’t do it. At the same time, we must demand that employers respect us with good pay.”
Jeff Crosby, president of the North Shore Labor Council, told the crowd that today’s worker challenges are about fair wages and embracing immigrants.
“In Chicago in 1886 workers dreamed of justice and eight-hour day so they could have time for their families and church,” he said. “Today, workers dream of a $15 minimum wage and a city without hatred where everyone is welcome regardless of where they’re from. We dream of fair pay for our teachers who educate our kids. They should not have to compete with police and firefighters for crumbs.”
Among the marchers were dozens of Lynn teachers who protested the lack of a contract.
The three-year deal, which expired last summer, called for a two percent raise annually for the last three school years.
“We are celebrating our students and protesting the lack of progress in the negotiations,” said Brant Duncan, president of the Lynn Teachers Union.
He acknowledged that these are tough times for the city as Mayor Judith Flanagan Kennedy has asked department heads to trim their budgets.
“Unfortunately, we are seeing different organizations in the city being pitted against each other,” Duncan said. “The city is obligated under law to meet the minimum spending requirements and we are very mindful that the city has reached agreement with other unions this year with raises of between 2 and 2½ percent.”
In February, the firefighters reached a $2.5 million deal that provides a retroactive 2 percent raise for each of fiscal years 2015 and 2016, a 2.5 percent hike for 2017, another 2 percent for 2018 and on June 30, 2018 they will collect another 1 percent.
Last year, the $2.2 million four-year police contract called for an 8 percent retroactive pay, a 1 percent boost for 2014, a 2 percent increase for 2015, 2016 and 2017 and a 1 percent raise for 2018.
Thomas Grillo can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.org.


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When Nobel Prize winner Malala Yousafzai told actress and UN global goodwill ambassador for women Emma Watson that she was her inspiration for embracing the word feminist, Watson was thrilled.
But the two also make a compelling point as to why men should start embracing the word. In an interview at the Into Film Festival on Wednesday, where "He Named Me Malala," a documentary about Yousafzai was being shown, Yousafzai said "My father has set an example to all parents and all males that if we want equality, then men have to step forward."
Watson agreed. "It's become this really difficult word, but I think it's really great when people do embrace it, because it should be synonymous with equality," she said.
According to a Vox Media survey, despite 85% of Americans claiming to believe in equality for women, only 18% considered themselves feminists. Additionally, only 16% of men identified as feminist, according to a 2013 YouGov survey.
Addressing the men in the audience, Watson continues,"We really need you, as the next generation, to extend a hand to the girls and the women in your life, and to include them and to make sure that they can live their lives without discrimination."
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Amalie R. Rothschild
Nancy G. Heller
J. Susan Isaacs
Herbert L. Kessler
Fred Lazarus IV
Amalie R. Rothschild
The artist Amalie Rothschild (1916-2001) lived and worked her entire life in Baltimore, Maryland. During her six-and-a-half decade career she made significant contributions to the cultural and artistic environment of the city and local area. She is best known as a painter and sculptor working in a variety of materials including Plexiglas, aluminum, bronze, bark, handmade cast paper, and particle board, as well as oil, acrylic, and watercolor. Her oeuvre encompasses the dramatic range of style, media and message that characterized the questing spirit of the best of 20th-century art. Her work also explores the challenges faced by a creative woman in an era of major social change. Her output, despite its often abstract geometric appearance, was frequently self-referential and regularly dealt with the issues of balancing the duties of wife and mother with the strivings of the artist, while at the same time paying homage to historical themes. During the 1960s Rothschild broke out from her often hard-edged geometric paintings into sculpture and created more than 375 works, from large outdoor and sometimes monumental pieces, to elegant, table-top scale spatial explorations, to linear pieces that have been described as "drawing in space." Beginning in the feminist 1970s Amalie Rothschild created her most innovative work, a series she referred to as Vestments. Constructed of sculptural materials, including aluminum and translucent colored Plexiglas, cord and handmade chain links, the non-wearable forms are designed to hang and be seen from front and back, more in the manner of textiles than sculptures. Throughout her life Rothschild drew almost every day, creating hundreds of works on paper. She also worked tirelessly as an advocate for opportunities for other artists in her native city. When she died she left a vast oeuvre comprising approximately 1500 fully realized works in all media, some 340 of which are in private collections and museums.
The volume, a practical “portable museum” of her most significant creations, makes her varied artistic output available to a wider public.
As contributor Nancy G. Heller observes: “Amalie Rosenfeld Rothschild appeared on the American art scene at a challenging time. She was a woman, when artists were supposed to be male; she was American, at a time when important art was still expected to come from Europe; and she lived in Baltimore—which, while hardly a cultural backwater, was not New York City, then regarded as the center of art in the U.S…Over the course of six and a half decades she managed to surmount traditional prejudices—about the abilities, rights, and obligations of American women; about commercial vs. fine art; about artists who constantly explore new ways to express themselves; about people who live outside New York City; and about the validity of supposedly-serious art that also dares to be funny.”
J. Susan Isaacs: “Rothschild’s paintings and sculpture reveal a complex personality and vision, an artist who was constantly exploring, forever learning, and insistently independent.”
Fred Lazarus IV, President of the Maryland Institute College of Art writes: “Amalie’s zeal for creating an active community of artists in Baltimore, and for fostering opportunities for artists
to show and sell their work, grew out of her deep understanding of the challenges that artists face… She was a true artist-advocate.”
The book is the fruit of ten years of research and work by the artist’s elder daughter and namesake Amalie Randolph Rothschild and her husband, the Italian architect, artist and publisher Angelo Pontecorboli.

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White Oak Tonfa Pair 3.5" handle length. Solid Hardwood.
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These are solid white oak Tonfa with a traditional Okinawa style build. The material of solid White oak is probably the most well-rounded popular wood for tonfa due to the hardness of the tonfa and its balanced attributes of reasonable weight, strength, and speed in use. These tonfa has a length of 19.5 inches and the handle length (from the base to the thinnest point below the pommel) is 3.5 inches. The grip head at the top is gently sloped up for maximum comfort and stability of grip coming to a maximum diameter of 1.5 inches, which is very wide and makes it very easy to maintain a sturdy grip on the tools. Other spellings include tuifa and tunfa. They are the same.
White oak is a beautiful brown medium hardwood. Not to be confused with American red oak, which is much lighter and brittle and not suitable for martial arts weapons.
The handles are attached with a perfect fit deep inside the tonfa body making the construction extremely durable and strong. It is impossible for these handles to come out.
Other dimensions and specs.
Weight: approximately 15 ounces per tonfa.
Distance from the front head, or forehead of the tonfa to the center of the handle: 5,1/8"
Distance from the back of the tonfa to center of handle: 14,3/8"
Handle distance from base to the handle pommel. This is the thinnest point of the handle. 3.5" These dimensions are used to fit the handle to your hand size.
Handle thickness at base: 1,3/16"
Dimensions of the body at center: 1,3/8 by 1,3/8"
This is a pair of matching weight tonfas.
Fitting instructions for these particular tonfa. The way I have gently sloped the grip head makes more room for the hand, and in my opinion makes the grip far more comfortable and safer than other grip styles. The angle gives approximately 1/8 of an inch more room for one's hand width, so these particular handles of 3.5 inches would fit best someone with a hand width of 3 5/8 inches. This would have the bottom of your hand comfortably (but not tightly, touch the body of the tonfa and the grip head touches the top of your hand. If your hand is smaller than this size, there will be some amount of space between your grip and the tonfa body. Your hand width is measured by measuring the widest part of your palm from pointer side to pinky side NOT including the thumb. So basically the widest part of your hand near your four knuckles.
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Black & White & Sex
Details: (MA15+), 91 mins, In Cinemas 6 October 2011, Australia, English
Synopsis: Prostitute. Hooker. Sex Worker. Whore. Candid and seductive, Angie is determined to set the record straight about sex. As she reveals herself, layer-by-layer, she also exposes the man who is interviewing her...
Experimental film eventually becomes what it aims to counter.
BRISBANE INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL: In a large, stark production studio space, a woman stands under lights, surrounded by cameras, the filmmaker’s identities hidden in the shadows. The woman’s name is Angie and she holds a science degree. Angie is also a prostitute. Off-screen, a man, a film director, played by a largely unseen Matthew Holmes, asks questions. He wants to know what it’s like to be a prostitute, he wants to probe the myths and the clichés. His aim is to challenge the “movie-image” of the sex-worker, those dogged archetypes of character that supposedly neatly ‘explain’ why women engage in the practice like the psychologically damaged woman, the drug-addict, the nympho, the control-freak, the man-hater…
Sassy, bright, vulgar, sophisticated, angry, sweet, innocent, disingenuous, giving, tolerant, temperamental: Angie emerges as all of these under the director’s questioning. Meanwhile, it becomes apparent that this ‘director’ is out of his depth; the dialogue becomes a kind of duel. Angie attacks and rebuts; the director struggles with assertions about “widely held beliefs”. (One of the film’s big problems, one that stops it from becoming a truly valuable cerebral experience, is how empty and obvious this ‘doco filmmaker’ actually is. Holmes’ character is a dill.)
Consisting of one 80-plus minute dialogue scene, Black & White & Sex is an ambitious experimental film. Its premise and disposition is a blunt irony: here’s a movie about the movie image of sex. It understands that the ‘prostitute’ in all pop culture is often a cipher; a character who embodies both male and female fantasies about power; and a character that is more symbol than flesh and blood, a figure always used in intellectual and moral discourse, but, as the film would have it, is never really accepted as human…
This then is a movie dependent on dialogue and performance, and a certain intellectual rigor. But as directed and written by John Winter, the film’s more weighty propositions and allusions come off as hack work. The film assumes that the viewer accepts that prostitutes are a movie-construct (as opposed to a real-world experience). And the ‘doco movie’ within a movie premise comes off as phoney and a little corny; Holmes’ doco maker is an insensitive dolt who hasn’t done his homework. Perhaps it could be read as an ironic gag – as in, interviews of this kind are only ever just a moment in time. They are a superficial performance, not an occasion to reveal its subjects inner workings… Still, it plays like a cheap shot.
Aside from the interview technique idea, Winter’s other major formal idiosyncrasy is to have Angie played by eight different women of different ages, looks, and ethnicities, and they are, in order of appearance: Katherine Hicks, Anya Beyersdorf, Valerie Bader, Roxane Wilson, Michelle Vergara Moore, Dina Panozzo, Saskia Burmeister and Maia Thomas. Within the context of the film the acting is fine, but the premise is a little crude. It suggests, obviously, that the sex-worker is ‘every woman’.
Much of Winter’s dialogue is concerned with the difference between men and women, the difference being what turns them on. The argument isn’t very interesting, mostly because Winter actually buys into the very cliché he wants to damage, that of the ‘professional woman’. Here, Angie is always right about absolutely everything; a “Super-Sex Worker”, all seeing, all knowing. Still, half way through, Winter introduces an irony that has some bite: the ‘doco-maker’ is perhaps no longer interested in making a film, but is simply engaged in his own kink. That means that Angie is ‘acting’, not being; she’s providing a service (she is thus a movie prostitute after all). It would play better, though, if the dialogue had a bit of punch. But most of the talk has the dry, pre-digested, lifeless feel of a self-help manual – it’s all catchphrases and aphorisms.
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Blockchain sleuth Lookonchain has recorded notable increases in Ethereum (ETH) accumulation. Notably, they were coupled with a significant price uptick and recent exchange-traded fund (ETF) filings.
Accumulation comes with a price uptick
According to Lookonchain data, a particular entity, labeled as "whale"0x7838," recently withdrew 4,288 ETH, equivalent to $7.2 million, from Binance and staked it.
Another fresh wallet, "0x4b7B," withdrew 9,530 ETH ($16 million) from the same platform and staked it, thus contributing to Ethereum’s momentum in the market.
Meanwhile, the second-biggest cryptocurrency, has experienced a 2.3% increase in its value, elevating its price to $1,718. According to CoinGecko data, the Bitcoin competitor is currently valued at a whopping $206 billion.
The ETF frenzy
Adding fuel to Ethereum’s momentum is the recent decision by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to greenlight Ethereum futures for inclusion in exchange-traded funds (ETFs).
Valkyrie Funds seized this opportunity, integrating Ethereum futures into its existing Bitcoin futures ETF. This development marks the first instance where Ethereum-based futures are accessible to investors through an ETF, potentially paving the way for enhanced market stability and investor confidence.
Several other asset managers, including VanEck and ProShares, are also in the running to launch Ethereum futures ETFs.


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Our dentists will work with you to build a custom treatment plan that addresses every cosmetic flaw you feel is holding your smile back. Once your cosmetic treatment is complete, you—and everyone you smile and laugh with—will notice the incredible results.
When it comes to your teeth, short-term solutions aren’t enough. That’s why our dental techniques and technology are designed to help you achieve a beautiful smile that lasts you for years to come.
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After you visit us, you'll no longer have to feel nervous about showing off your teeth. Our dental care team is committed to not just promoting the oral well-being of all of our patients, but helping them feel better than ever when it comes to their smiles.
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We understand that cosmetic dental issues can negatively impact your self-esteem. If your smile is less than perfect, you have nothing to feel ashamed of. Our compassionate team is dedicated to creating healthy, beautiful smiles for patients just like you with first-rate dentistry in our state-of-the-art dental office in Gurnee, IL.
To start your journey towards the smile you've always wanted, get in touch with our dental care team today.
"I highly recommend Delaney Dental." High Praise for Our Gurnee Practice
I highly recommend Delaney Dental. I especially recommend Jake, my dental hygienist. He was professional, thorough, knowledgeable and understanding. He took extra measures to alleviate my fears regarding sensitivity to cold. I appreciate his kindness and caring manner.View on Google
Long time patient of Dr. Amidei and his assistant Stacy. Always a great experience. They are very caring and experienced.View on Google
Some of Our Most-Requested Cosmetic Dentistry Options
A smile makeover is a combination of cosmetic procedures that can be customized to address tooth discoloration, spacing and alignment issues, chips and cracks, misshapen teeth, and more. Every step of your smile makeover will be tailored to meet your goals and help you look your very best.
Porcelain veneers are thin ceramic shells that attach to the front of the teeth, concealing flaws and improving the overall appearance of your smile. Veneers are crafted on an individual basis to look completely natural. We can use them to transform your smile in as few as two visits to our office.
Cosmetic bonding can improve the appearance of chipped, slightly gapped, stained, or misshapen teeth in a single visit. This procedure uses tooth-colored composite resin to conceal imperfections and achieve a beautiful and natural-looking appearance with durable results.
Your Comfort Is Our Priority Sedation Is Available at Our Gurnee Practice
Have you put off visiting the dentist due to anxiety? You can put your fears to rest at our dental practice. We offer several sedation options to ensure your comfort every step of the way. Sedation can be especially beneficial for those undergoing a restorative dentistry procedure or multiple treatments at once.
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Maintaining Your New Smile
Whether you receive professional teeth whitening or a full smile makeover, you can make the most out of your cosmetic dental care by following a few simple steps, including:
- Practice Good Dental Hygiene: Make sure to brush twice a day, floss at least once a day, and use mouthwash to keep your mouth healthy enough to maintain your cosmetic results.
- Avoid Stains: Drinking beverages like coffee, wine, or tea, as well as eating dark foods, can stain your teeth. We recommend rinsing your mouth afterward or drinking water to wash away staining pigments.
- Visit Us Periodically: Attending regular checkups helps our Gurnee dentists ensure your cosmetic treatments are still giving you gorgeous results.
Flexible Financing Can Keep Your Cosmetic Care Affordable
Because cosmetic dentistry is considered elective, it is not covered by dental insurance. However, our practice wants each one of our patients to feel confident in their smiles without financial obstacles getting in the way. That’s why we accept CareCredit® financing, through which you can secure a loan with little or no interest and a flexible monthly repayment plan.
If you have any questions about paying for cosmetic dentistry treatment, get in touch with our team today.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between a cosmetic dentist and a general dentist?
General dentists tend to focus on general oral health concerns, whereas cosmetic dentists focus on the aesthetics of your smile. Our dentists are skilled in restorative, cosmetic, and general dentistry, so you can get the care you need in one location.
Do cosmetic dentistry treatments hurt?
No. Often, treatments like porcelain veneers and dental bonding do not even require numbing as they are virtually painless. For those with dental anxiety, we offer sedation dentistry options at our Gurnee practice so you can achieve the beautiful smile you've dreamed of without fear or anxiety.
If I have stains, why would I choose porcelain veneers over teeth whitening treatments?
Unlike surface staining, intrinsic stains such as those from medication or trauma often do not respond to whitening treatments, as they are deep within the tooth where whitening solutions will not reach. In these cases, porcelain veneers can conceal the stains to brighten your smile.
Can I combine cosmetic dentistry with
If you have concerns that impact your oral health and function, these must first be addressed first before we proceed with cosmetic dentistry. However, our dentists can craft a custom treatment plan that will include cosmetic treatments once your teeth and gums are healthy enough. This ensures a healthy and solid foundation as well as aesthetic transformations. We offer comprehensive treatment options, including restorative and general dentistry, to fit your needs.


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The snow was falling and Subarus were everywhere as Turoa ski field hosted another fantastic Subaru Top Weekend on August 22-23 at Mt Ruapehu. An early start for Subaru owners paid off, as the top Read More
The first right-hand drive Ford Mustangs destined for New Zealand are in production at Flatrock Assembly Plant in Michigan, North America.
Meanwhile, the number of pre-sold New Mustangs in New Zealand has climbed to 425 from an initial order bank of 300 in May.
Ford New Zealand anticipated delivering the first shipment of cars to waiting customers in November and it has secured extra supply to meet the greater than expected demand. Continue reading “New Zealand-bound Mustangs roll down the line” »
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Volvo Cars New Zealand is backing its pitch that the market is continuing to head towards SUVs, adding another crossover model to its range.
General manager Steve Kenchington noted the changing market in a statement last week, read his comments HERE .
The latest model for the brand is a Cross Country version of the V60, featuring all wheel drive and ground clearance increased 65mm compared to the V60. Hill Descent Control, which automatically keeps the car at a constant speed when driving down a hill, is standard, increasing capability in steep, low traction situations. Continue reading “Volvo NZ goes further Cross Country” »
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Honda New Zealand says it will use the same strategy of offering multiple variants of the new HR-V, which proved extremely successful with the launch of the Jazz light hatchback.
There will be six HR-V variants available from Honda dealership when the car officially goes on sale on August 29. The two main models are the 1.8 S, and the 1.8 Sport, with sub models X and L, as well as Sport X and the Sport Plus.
The company is running at 120% ahead of 2014 sales according to Honda New Zealand product planning manager Peter Ashley, and the arrival of the HR-V is perfectly timed to take advantage of the growth in small SUV and crossovers. Continue reading “New Honda HR-V will mirror Jazz sales strategy” »
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The New Zealand market demand for sport utility vehicles (SUV) is among the highest in the world with annual growth up to 44% according to latest industry figures.
Automotive industry experts expect the sales trend to continue with some predicting that SUV will equate to half of all new passenger cars sold within three years.
It is the fastest growing category within new passenger and commercial sales locally with growth at around 27% per annum for the past five years, and already represent 47% of the cars sold this year. Continue reading “Half of new car sales will be SUV – industry figures” »
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Mazda New Zealand has solely launched a 1.5-litre GSX variant of its new MX-5 roadster here because the 2-litre Limited models have not yet complied with Australian drive-by noise regulations.
At the New Zealand media presentation, MX-5 programme manager Nobuhiro Yamamoto says Mazda has to wait until October for compliance to be granted for Australian drive-by noise regulations by the relevant authority there, before production can begin in Japan.
The new 1.5-litre six-speed manual MX-5 GSX model weighs just over a tonne at 1009kg, and it hits the road priced from $40,995. It is now available in New Zealand dealerships. Continue reading “Arrival of MX-5 variants delayed by Aussie noise compliance” »
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Even though new car sales are starting to plateau, Mazda New Zealand managing director Andrew Clearwater believes that more than 100 to 130,000 units a year is sustainable.
“Private buyer confidence is high,” says Clearwater. “And with the growth in value of the residential housing market in Auckland, which is the region that accounts for 40% of new car sales, people can afford to finance a new vehicle.”
“New cars now offer very good value, the exchange rate is sitting where we think it should, and there is now the perception that with the current warranties on offer, buying a new car is much better value than buying a secondhand one,” says Clearwater. Continue reading “Industry sales sustainable at 100k says Mazda NZ boss” »
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Lancashire have been earmarked as title outsiders and relegation candidates among pundits unsure what to make of Glen Chapple's 2011 squad as the county try to stay competitive on a shoestring budget.
For the moment, at least, they look more likely to comply with the more optimistic assessment after opening their season with a comprehensive win over Sussex yesterday to join Yorkshire as winners from the first round of County Championship matches.
Promoted Sussex capitulated feebly at Aigburth – Lancashire's temporary home base in Liverpool during the redevelopment of Old Trafford – to go down by an innings and 55 runs as the home side banked 22 points, the same as Yorkshire collected from Sunday's defeat of Worcestershire.
The 2010 Second Division champions had little prospect of winning after Lancashire's first-innings 472 put them 229 in arrears but had looked well placed to secure a draw when they closed day three on 151-3, with Joe Gatting (27 not out) and Murray Goodwin (32) seemingly well set.
A delayed start because of rain yesterday appeared only to improve their survival chances but when play began at 1.10pm Lancashire needed only 63 minutes to claim the seven remaining wickets through the combined efforts of Chapple and Gary Keedy. Chapple, who turned 37 in January, started Sussex's sorry procession with his second delivery of the day as Gatting was caught behind, launching a woeful passage in which the visitors lost six wickets for 12 runs in the space of 35 balls.
The captain bowled Ben Brown, who offered no shot, then Goodwin edged Keedy to Paul Horton at slip. Rana Naved, caught at silly mid-off, and Naveed Arif perished attempting expansive strokes in consecutive balls against Keedy, then Chapple had James Anyon caught at second slip.
It was left to Chapple to trap Monty Panesar leg before to complete the rout. Keedy, the 36-year-old left-arm spinner, finished with 5-41. Chapple, who passed the milestone of 750 first-class wickets for Lancashire in this match, had 4-49 for match figures of 9-117.
The influence of the two veteran bowlers might suggest an unhealthy dependence by Lancashire, although the combined input of 301 runs from Karl Brown, Steven Croft, Tom Smith and Gareth Cross – all in their early to mid-20s – adds a degree of balance.
The result makes Sussex coach Mark Robinson's bold suggestion that his side could reclaim their former supremacy in the top flight at the first attempt look somewhat optimistic. "There were parts of the game when we had chances and couldn't take them," Robinson said yesterday.


Gabriel Weston: Looking out for othersBMJ 2019; 365 doi: https://doi.org/10.1136/bmj.l2388 (Published 04 June 2019) Cite this as: BMJ 2019;365:l2388
It’s the annual camping trip. Every summer half term we congregate in a field with a big group of other families, pitch tents, roast a pig, and try to let go for a couple of days. Over the 10 years we’ve been doing this, the first aid pack I bring with me has grown as the medley of minor ailments and injuries I’ve had to attend to—often in the dark, with a torch—has become more elaborate. This year, however, I’ve realised that my most important piece of kit won’t go in the bag.
Last month the European Heart Journal published a paper with some alarming findings. Researchers from the Netherlands, looking at nearly 6000 people, have discovered that women who have a cardiac arrest outside hospital are significantly more likely to die than men in the same situation.1 The main reason is that women receive lifesaving defibrillation much less often, and an important factor seems to be that bystanders often don’t recognise when women who collapse are having a cardiac arrest.
The authors also observed gendered differences in the way patients are subsequently treated in hospital. Women have myocardial infarction diagnosed less frequently and are less likely to receive either coronary angiography or percutaneous coronary intervention. What this amounts to is the scary statistic that, all other things being equal, the chance of a woman surviving to be discharged from hospital after having a cardiac arrest in the community is about half that of a man (12.5% v 20%).
Hanno Tan, study author and cardiologist, and his colleagues are now calling for a range of measures to tackle this problem. Top of the list is launching a public awareness campaign to teach people that women having a heart attack may experience symptoms that are less easy to call: fatigue, fainting, and neck or jaw pain, as opposed to the more classic chest pain often reported by men.
As I check in at the campsite and note the defibrillator, in prime position above the fresh eggs and apple juice, I find that I’m less reassured by the sight of it than usual. I can see now that, whether it’s the defibrillator in reception or the first aid kit squashed into my holdall alongside our other essential medical supplies (the kids’ variety pack and my bottle of gin), being equipped to help someone in extremis is only partly about the equipment.
What really saves lives is a certain kind of readiness: being prepared to look outwards from one’s own situation, register a problem when it arises, and then actually jump in and do something. Let’s make sure that it isn’t just the men getting this crucial attention.
Competing interests: I have read and understood BMJ policy on declaration of interests and declare that I have no competing interests.
Provenance and peer review: Commissioned; not externally peer reviewed.


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