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A 15-year-old Independence girl faces multiple charges after hitting and biting three Salina police officers Tuesday night.
According to a report by Capt. Paul Forrester of the Salina Police Department, officers were sent to the emergency room at Salina Regional Health Center about 10 p.m. Tuesday to investigate a report of a possible juvenile runaway.
Officers took the girl into custody and transported her to the police station. While there, officers tried to take the girl's cell phone during which she kicked one officer, bit another officer and hit a third officer in the face and chest, Forrester said.
The girl has been taken to juvenile detention in Junction City, Forrester said, where she may face recommended charges that include three counts of battery of a law enforcement officer and interference with an LEO.

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New book! I’ve been slowly weening myself off email over the past few months, from only checking work email at work (sorry boss), and turning off all email notifications from my devices. The world has been more interesting with this small act of defiance.
Back when the kids loved to wear masks.
The shadow of a western conifer seed bug looks really cool.
From a recent walk.
I caught this snowman after a night out of partying 🥴
This is a study of Winslow Homer’s Child Seated in a Wicker Chair I did a long time ago. It’s one of my favorite drawings because it’s one of the few things I’ve actually finished!
Not the best picture but one that shows one of my favorite memories. A few years ago I was going through Framed Perspective I, learning all I could about perspective, and I got stuck on this one problem. It took me forever to crack the code, but when I did, I felt great!
Breakfast of champions! I really don’t know why I have this picture let alone why I took it. 🤦🏻♂
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December 7, 2021
Vol 1 #34
Editors: Brock Munsterteiger, Terry Gips & Lydia Sulik
Art of the Week
Midnight Walk in the Rain Photo by Terry Gips Holiday tree lights reflected on the pavement.
During this holiday season you can avoid stress from expectations about how you should act by being aware of your needs and feelings, planning ahead to avoid surprises, keeping your finances in check, and knowing the power of “No.” For more tips, see healthline’s 6 Tips for Managing Holiday Stress.
About 24 million hectares of rainforest were destroyed in Indonesia from 1990 to 2015, that’s an area the size of the UK. Palm oil and paper companies are the main causes of this destruction. To learn more and help stop this, see Greenpeace
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By Hailey Simmons, Alliance Intern and MPH Student at the University of
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As an intern at the Alliance we have had wide-ranging discussions about how all-inclusive sustainability really is. I shared about my experiences as a mother with an active-duty partner in the military, along with the perspectives of my partner and another US army friend. My colleagues at the Alliance felt those rarely-shared stories were poignant and illuminating, as well as an important area of sustainability that needs to be addressed. Consequently, I wrote about my experience and… more.
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John Mellencamp’s Rain on the Scarecrow was an ode to days gone by for family farms when it was released in 1985. This powerful song still raises important questions today as to what farming practices are best.
Q & A
A: It depends. The best option would be a potted tree that can be returned to nature and used for years to come. The Carbon Trust estimates that a 2 meter-tall artificial tree creates around 40kg C02e, over twice that of a real tree—even if it ends up in a landfill where it will produce methane gas. More: Livekindly
A rally for minority rights, White Plains, NY Photo: Robert Kesten
By Robert Kesten
For 73 years, a document approved by every nation as they joined the United Nations, has gone largely unnoticed by the people these states are sworn to represent. The Declaration’s 30 articles contain our inalienable rights, not given by government but holding government accountable to protect and defend them as their primary responsibility to us, the citizens of the earth.
Like the United Nations itself, the Declaration was a response to the horrors of World War II and the ravages of the Holocaust. Its articles provide a foundation, framework, and language so all people living in diverse and complex societies could live together in a civil world. A novel idea today, a remote possibility coming out of a world war.
The only way the Declaration has power is if every woman, man, youth, and child claim them as their own. What we do not know, we do not have. The less we know, the more government usurps these inalienable human rights, offering us in… more.
What to Watch
Bitter Chocolate, an episode of Netflix’s series, Rotten, explores a troubled industry reliant on unethical sourcing, which denies instances of modern day slavery. It also examines up and coming companies which seek to tackle these issues and provide sustainable alternatives.
Food for Thought
“Trash incineration, which has been rebranded by the waste incineration industry as “waste-to-energy” is often offered as an efficient solution to waste crises. But the truth is that this method of waste disposal is not only inefficient, it is harmful in every way that you might imagine, starting with the fact that it instantaneously spews virtually all carbon in our garbage into the atmosphere as carbon dioxide, whether in the form of plastic, wood and paper, or lawn clippings and food scraps.
MinnPost photo by Peter Callaghan.
Learn more about this inefficient waste disposal method, which negatively impacts environmental justice communities the most. Minnpost
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AT&T claims to stand for racial equity and voter access. But their actions speak louder than words. The analysis in Greenpeace’s report shows that AT&T is the #1 contributor to legislators sponsoring anti-voter suppression bills aimed at people of color. The company is also the #1 contributor to state legislators pushing anti-protest bills.
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Massachusetts and North Dakota. Sep 05, Richard Drew/Associated Press “The Falling Man” the 9/11 jumper - perhaps a man named Jonathan Briley - whose photo remains haunting to this day. At AM on September 11,a Boeing aircraft hit the facade of the North Tower of New York’s World Trade Center.
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Veteran ESPN sportscaster Ron Franklin has been fired after he reportedly made sexist comments to sideline reporter Jeannine Edwards, calling her in a condescending tone “sweet baby” or “sweetcakes,” according to different accounts, as well as an “a**hole.” The termination follows a media firestorm yesterday when word of the incident, which had happened during a staff meeting on Friday, leaked. It forced Franklin, a 20-year ESPN veteran who called mostly college football and basketball games, to issue a public apology. That wasn’t enough. “Based on what occurred last Friday, we have ended our relationship with him,” an ESPN spokesman said in a statement.
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Supreme Court Opens Its Next Term on October 1st – That Explains Ford’s Delays and Unrealistic Demands
Democrats know if they delay the Kavanaugh vote for another week he will not be confirmed before the next Supreme Court session.
Tucker Carlson explained the senate procedure on his Friday show.
Make no mistake about it. Democrats are using Christine Ford to prevent Trump from placing a justice on the Supreme Court.
Tucker Carlson: Here are the basic facts about it. According to the original schedule most of us assumed was real two weeks ago the senate should have already voted on the nomination by now and Kavanaugh almost certainly would have been confirmed. He had the numbers. And then the wrinkle. Democrats leaked the name of Christine Ford to the press. Ford alleges that sometime back in high school, about 36 year ago, Kavanaugh jumped on her at a party and groped her over her clothes. She’s provided very few details including when and where it allegedly happened. Kavanaugh has denied the story entirely and so has the other person Ford said was present, a man named Mark Judge… Thursday is a significant date in this story. Because of senate rules which are complex, if Ford testifies next Thursday the vote on Kavanaugh will be pushed back at least another week… …Democrats will have prevented the president from filling this vacancy. We’ll have just eight justices for the foreseeable future… You may have voted for Trump in hope that he would put reasonable people on the Supreme Court. But TOUGH!
Here is more on the Supreme Court schedule.
NY Mag’s Daily Intelligencer reported:
October 1: The Supreme Court begins its next term: The ostensible reason for moving right along with Kavanaugh’s nomination and confirmation was to make sure the Supreme Court had its full complement of nine Justices when its next term begins on October 1. Justice Kennedy is on “senior status,” and is still available for part-time duty on lower federal courts, but he’s gone for good from SCOTUS.
If no one has been confirmed by October 1, which is beginning to look more and more likely, then the Court will convene with just eight justices, and more importantly, with the conservative and liberal “blocs” on the Court deadlocked with four justices each. Yes, a subsequently confirmed justice can ascend to the bench the moment she or he is cleared by the Senate. But the new justice will typically not vote on cases in which oral arguments were heard in their absence. So the longer the ninth justice is missing, the more it affects the Court’s work. The period between Justice Antonin Scalia’s death in February of 2016 and Justice Neil Gorsuch’s confirmation in April of 2017 shows how this can be a significant issue in big cases that expose divisions on the Court.
In a 4 to 4 decision on any case by the Supreme Court, the decision of the next lower court stands, every time.


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|"Thankfully there is a decent road here now, honey"|
With new models flowing freely for LR, sales fir the past few years have been frenetic. A year without too much happening meant 'only' a 9% increase. The big Range Rover and RR Sports models led the way, being the newer of the models. With the Freelander in the process of being replaced by the new Discovery Sport, sales are slightly but not as much as I thought. Things will pick up again in 2015 with the new model, part of a new Discovery family.
Data source: Tata.
Regionally, Asia/Pacific was very strong for growth but it wasn't just China. The whole region was involved. Europe remains the biggest region but with production of the Evoque having recently commenced in China, that could soon change.


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The need for speed during a dining experience is becoming more and more important to the modern-day diner, as half of customers feel frustrated when it takes too long to pay the bill, according to new research from Barclaycard.
Waiting to pay, unable to pay the way you want or having to pay for more than your share because everybody just wants to split the bill evenly – these issues are familiar to anyone who has ever eaten in a restaurant.
Now however, increasing convenience of payment methods such as contactless cards or mobiles has led to more forthright customers who demand to have a fast and efficient paying experience.
Need for speed
According to new research from Barclaycard, customers have a strong need for speed when eating out and become impatient when that need isn’t met. Four out of ten customers (37%) prioritise quick service over value (21%) and even menu choice (33%).
If the food takes a long time to arrive, six in ten people lose patience. Half of customers become impatient when it takes too long to pay for the food.
Consumers are more likely to choose places that offer contactless payments (15%), the option to pre-order and pay via an app for both delivery and eating in a restaurant (15%) or payment via mobile device at the table (14%).
These preferences aren’t going to go away as nearly a quarter of respondents (23%) expect to increase their usage of contactless cards and devices when dining out in the next 12 months, while a further 10% expect to pay using an app more often.
Restaurants should also consider introducing some form of bill-splitting apps as 85% of diners admit they often end up frustrated when eating out due to problems like paying for more than they ate (31%) or alcohol they didn’t drink (31%) and having to figure out how much each individual spent (33%) as their key concerns.
Sharon Manikon, Customer Solutions Director at Barclaycard said:
“As the restaurant sector enters a new era of ‘dining-on-demand’, the industry needs to respond with the right technology to improve the service and experience they provide, or risk getting left behind by their more savvy competitors. By introducing a personal touch, such as apps which allow diners to pre-order and pay for meals in advance, or tools that enable bills to be split per head, restaurateurs can ensure they keep customers’ appetites for enjoyable food and high quality service well and truly satisfied.”
Financial inclusion has been a priority for Latin American policy makers for the last five years, with governments across the region working to offer low-fee bank accounts, improve access to credit and encourage the development of mobile and e-banking in rural regions.
Cardtronics UK and and independent research company Populus have teamed up to determine whether cash is still used by UK shoppers.
Daniel Smith, Director of Relationship Management, Basset and Gold interview: “Consumer demand for new and innovative forms of finance is soaring”
Basset and Gold has announced the launch of its new Innovative Finance ISA (IFISA).
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Attachment Guide - Choke
Choke is a muzzle attachment for Shotguns and Pistol. It helps to reduce the bullet spread when firing.
Choke is commonly found in World Spawn Items.
Compatible Weapons with Choke
Choke can attach to 3 weapons.
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Hiking in the arctic Lapland
Weeks passed, summer turned into autumn, and the scars seemed to be healing well. My wish to go alone for a hike in the arctic Lapland had not eased. I drove 800 km to a very remote village in the north where we used to live, just to sleep one night there and walk away.
It is actually a very popular thing to do in places where popular national park hiking routes begin. The village in question used to have a sign at the bus stop “what to do in Hetta” and the only thing it had, were the instructions about how to get to the national park and walk away. Most people don’t even overnight here before they go away.
The route I was going to walk is easily the most popular hiking route in Finland. It’s 55 km long and has free wilderness huts every 10 or so kilometres. These huts are very well-kept by the national park authorities, as are the routes. It’s more a hiking highway than a path. But the excellent service is not the reason people come here. It’s because of nature. Roughly 300 km north of the Arctic Circle, the park is at the northern border of the Boreal Forest. The 3 or 4 days hike takes you through forests of candle shape pine trees to open round fell tops way above the treeline.
As you have already guessed, this route can get busy at times. On the busiest day, I have seen almost 30 people. For such a remote location, that is a lot. Take my word. You might have already guessed also, that this time it wasn’t going to be busy. It was late autumn, beginning of October when the days are cold and short and snow usually falls. I was expecting to be alone.
In the morning my friends walked the first few kilometres with me. They did what I used to do a lot when we lived in Hetta; walked up to the treeline to enjoy the views and walked back home. And boy was I lucky they were with me! This is reindeer herding area, and October is a busy season for the dominant male in the herd. The fortunate lad is making sure the herd will grow with his genes the following spring while he aggressively keeps the weaker males away from his girls. Or tries to at least, the herds are big.. Driven by his hormones, these males are known to attack unfortunate hikes too. It is rare and usually happens if you try to approach them too much. Nevertheless, I was happy I was not alone when just before the treeline we pretty much walked into a large herd.
My friends waited until the path was free for me to go again, and off I went alone. I had been to this route so many times before, I didn’t need a map. I knew exactly what would be behind every turn the path would take. My backpack comfortably on my back and nothing but the vast openness around me, I made my way up towards the first summit. As I gained altitude, I became happier and lighter. I was finally here – a wait of months was over.
At the summit, I got to the first snow. The path was slippery at parts and I had to concentrate on my steps instead of the views. However, I was at the hut well before the dark. I had plenty of time to cook my dinner and when the sun started its slow journey behind the horizon, I sat on the terrace eating a yummy mushroom risotto. First stars started to appear and I sent a text message home that all was good.
Then came the darkness. More stars and some faint northern lights were in the sky when I went to the toilet. But I didn’t feel good. My mind was playing tricks with me. I started to think of all the little problems I still had with my body (bladder didn’t really function normally) and how that would affect my hike. I spend a good while in the darkness of the hut wondering if I should return in the morning or should I continue.
In the morning, after a good couple of hour’s contemplation, I made up my mind. I knew I didn’t have any problems, there was no need to turn back, I would be physically just fine to do a 3 days hike. At the same time I knew, I couldn’t mentally push myself yet. As much as I enjoyed being out there, it was too soon after everything that had happened. I send a text message to my husband, who replied that it was ok to return. “Do a couple of day trips instead” he said. And was so right.
I walked back to my friend’s house, where we enjoyed a dinner together, and the next morning I drove to the southern end of the trail I had planned to walk. I walked to the last summit of the trail, a nice 5 km walk from the car park, in a terrible side wind. Freezing cold wind, completely treeless landscape, some strange appearance of at least 10 people on the same day, and my bladder that had the capacity of half a cup of coffee proved to be a winning combination for some interesting sneaking behind big rocks – day.
Once again, it wasn’t quite what I had planned, and it was really difficult for me that already the second attempt of an adventure would end like this, too early. I was slowly and very painfully learning that my new body was indeed in charge and my mind wasn’t quite there yet either. Even so, it was an important landmark adventure for me. It was my very first night slept alone in the real wilderness. I had lost my solo overnighting virginity.


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GetNearestObject(int, object, int)
Gets the nearest object, which matches given criteria, to the selected target.
- Object type to find, an OBJECT_TYPE_* constant. More than one can be included with bitwise OR | (Default: OBJECT_TYPE_ALL )
- Object to find things near (Default: OBJECT_SELF)
- The nNth thing to find (Default: 1)
Get the Nth object nearest to oTarget that is of the specified type (OBJECT_TYPE_* constant). You can use bitwise OR to contatinate multiple options, eg: doors and placeables would be GetNearestObject(OBJECT_TYPE_DOOR | OBJECT_TYPE_PLACEABLE, OBJECT_SELF, 1);
Return value on error: OBJECT_INVALID.
For example, the following script snippet would set object oNearestDoor to the third nearest door to the object oPC:
It can only return objects in oTarget's area, as GetNearestObjectByTag does, and is intended behaviour. Obviously, this also means Modules and Areas cannot return a valid value for this.
Along with GetNearestObjectToLocation, GetNearestObjectByTag and GetNearestCreature if you are running a huge loop - say of a lot of different objects in an area - this function each time it is called runs an entire check of objects from scratch unlike GetFirstObjectInShape/GetNextObjectInShape. Therefore in very busy areas it might be better to use GetFirstObjectInArea/GetNextObjectInArea to more efficiently loop over the objects you need to affect. For smaller loops or scripts though this is unlikely to be a problem.
// The bar maid will find the third nearest door
// and attempt to walk to it.
// Initialize objects.
object oBarMaid = GetObjectByTag("BAR_MAID");
object oDoor = GetNearestObject(OBJECT_TYPE_DOOR, oBarMaid, 3)
// Bar maid walks to the third nearest door.
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How much gas and electricity do your neighbours use?
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Dubbed 'my:energy', the service for First Utility customers compares their energy use to 100 homes nearby with similar characteristics.The idea is to give customers a clearer understanding of how high or low their energy use is, so they can take action accordingly.
Which? energy expert Sylvia Baron says: 'This service could be a positive development for consumers if it helps them to reduce energy use. With this type of service, the onus is of course on the customer to act on the comparison information from First Utility - just learning about your neighbours' energy habits won't save money in itself.'
'If you're not with First Utility you can still monitor your own energy use with an energy monitor - our energy monitor review reveals five Best Buys.'
First Utility and its partner service provider Opower claim my:energy hasthe potential to save UK households £1.7 billion and 3m tonnes of carbon over a three-year period.
From this week, First Utility's 100,000 customers will start receiving information telling them how their usage compares to their neighbours.
Texts or emails warning you of unusual usage or higher than normal energy bills will follow as the service develops, as will texts reminding you to turn down your thermostat when warmer weather's predicted.
Research commissioned by First Utility - which came 11th out of the 14 energy suppliers we rated in our 2012 energy company satisfaction survey - says that customers' energy consumption is reduced by around 5% in the first month, after they receive information with their bills comparing their energy usage to their neighbours.
This research was carried out by professors from Oxford University and the London School of Economics. They said that consumption dropped still further when personalised advice was included on energy bills.

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Camp Bow Wow Bridgewater, the area’s premier doggy daycare and overnight boarding facility, is giving dogs something to howl about this winter. The newly expanded and renovated facility has doubled in size since opening in 2005, making it the largest of the popular Camp Bow Wow franchises in the nation. Camp Bow Wow is the leading pet care franchise in the United States with more than 200 current locations.
New features of the expansion include significantly more space for indoor play and dog training; additional overnight “cabins,” including the creation of a Teacup Pup Room for small and toy breed dogs; renovated grooming salon; and the upgrade to high resolution webcams so owners can get a better view when checking up on their dogs while they are at camp.
Americans spend more than $52 billion on their pets every year and spending is expected to have increased by 3.8% in 2012, according to the American Pet Products Association. The pet industry continues to grow and pet owners are spending more on pampering their animal companions than ever before. These “pet parents” seek out doggy daycare for their busy schedules and upscale vacation stays for pets while they’re traveling for business or pleasure.
Owners Randy DeFazio and Sherri Hayes opened the Bridgewater location of Camp Bow Wow (campbowwow.com/bridgewater) in 2005 and responded to increasing demand for their pet services by undertaking two major expansions. The facility is full-service, offering overnight boarding, daycare, training, grooming and bathing, and special events—all in a clean, safe and odor-free environment.
“We’re so excited about this expansion because it will enhance the experience for all of our four-legged campers and their owners,” said DeFazio. She attributes a great deal of Camp Bow Wow Bridgewater’s success to providing fun, top-quality pet care by an attentive, caring staff. “We have such a dedicated team that treats our campers like family. It always amazes me how much detail they know about the dogs in our care.”
Dogs at Camp Bow Wow are grouped by age, activity and socialization levels and placed together in fenced play areas with access to outdoor areas throughout the day. The spacious “cabins” are used only for feeding and night-time sleeping or rest periods.
To ensure safety and a pleasant stay for all, dogs must be screened before becoming campers. The process includes an “interview” to assess temperament and social skills and a review of health records to make sure vaccinations are current.
“We found a career that would allow us to do what we love, and the good fortune to be able to give back to the community,” Hayes explained. In addition to caring for clients’ dogs, Camp Bow Wow found a second purpose – to help homeless pets in need.
Since opening in 2005, Camp Bow Wow Bridgewater has fostered more than 80 homeless dogs and, in some cases, helped to rehabilitate and train the dogs to increase their chances of getting adopted. Sponsoring community events and hosting their own fundraisers for local animal welfare organizations is routine for the owners, including the FlapJack Fundraiser on Jan. 27 at Applebees to benefit Rawhide Rescue of Warren.
Flapjack Fundraiser to Benefit Rawhide Rescue
Sunday, Jan. 27,
Applebee’s of Bridgewater, 640 Promenade Boulevard
For tickets, call 732-805-0888.
Co-sponsored by Camp Bow Wow and Bridgewater Veterinary Hospital
To sniff out more on Camp Bow Wow, visit campbowwow.com/bridgewater, email email@example.com or call 732-805-0888.

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James P. Comer winced when he first approached the Simeon E. Baldwin and Martin Luther King Jr. elementary schools back in 1968. Both were scenes of urban and educational blight, located in the depressed heart of New Haven, on streets scarred by broken bottles and empty lots. The interiors of the schools weren’t much cheerier. Hallways were virtual corridors of terror. Unsupervised children raced about wildly, and fights erupted frequently. Comer, a young doctor who had just finished his training in child psychiatry, wasn’t surprised that students in such a climate were already about two years behind their grade level. “These kids were plenty bright, but they were headed downhill,” says Comer, now 49. “They had skills that succeeded on playgrounds and in the housing projects, but they hadn’t learned the social skills that would enable them to succeed in school.”
Fueled by the belief that such low-income children could be taught the same social rules that other kids learn at home, Comer entered the two schools as head of an experimental team from the Yale University Child Study Center, intent on creating an atmosphere more conducive to learning. First, he and his cohorts had to modify the students’ unruly behavior. The initial step was to train teachers and administrators to respond to the special problems of low-income, socially underdeveloped minority students. Comer recalls a dramatic example. An 8-year-old from North Carolina had transferred to King in the middle of the semester. When he was introduced to his class, the frightened boy had kicked the teacher in the leg and run from the room. Comer and the CSC team—two social workers, two educators and a psychologist—met with the teacher. Together they diagnosed the boy’s explosion as a classic “fight or flight” reaction to stress. Instead of punishing him for “bad” behavior, the teacher had the boy’s classmates make “Welcome Johnny” signs and assigned a classmate to help him adjust—as he quickly did.
Though the first five years were marked by trial and error and unforeseen pitfalls—Baldwin actually closed eight years ago—the long-term results have been spectacular. Today classes at King are orderly. Students are attentive, often enthusiastic. Attendance levels are higher than those at all but one other school in the city. Since 1975 King students have outranked those of every inner-city school in New Haven, scoring either at or above grade level on standardized tests for math and reading skills. Former King seventh graders are two years ahead of non-King students at other New Haven schools in language arts and more than one year ahead in math. “Back in the ’60s, Comer’s was one of the voices in the wilderness,” says Dr. Gerald N. Tirozzi, Connecticut Commissioner of Education. “Now we’ve expanded his model to 10 schools in New Haven. The program should be a beacon to other inner-city schools.”
Comer’s theory that socialization is a prime factor in academic success has never been popular with education administrators. “Most policymakers haven’t been inside a school in years,” Comer says. “Their notion of learning is mechanical. A teacher teaches, and the machine learns. It doesn’t matter how the machine feels.” In response to educators who criticize his reliance on mental-health skills, Comer argues that children from low-income, often broken homes receive messages of despair rather than hope, and thus have little incentive to learn. His team formed a steering committee to involve parents with teachers and by 1977 had hired 15 parents as teachers’ assistants to work in the classrooms. “The atmosphere at school immediately became more positive,” recalls Stephen Signore, principal of King at the time. A “Discovery Room” was created to let slow learners work in a noncompetitive atmosphere, and a “Two Years with the Same Teacher” program was begun to offer students the opportunity to spend more time with instructors they felt close to.
After the program took root Comer made another dramatic change by stepping back from it. In 1980 the CSC began a fellowship program through which teachers and administrators are trained at Yale for one year, then returned to schools to work as agents of change within the system. Though the 10 schools in the program are in varying stages of progress, most have witnessed significant gains in students’ social and academic skills.
Comer, an open and quietly assured scholar, attributes his own success to the backing of a strong family, which helped him overcome considerable odds. “When my self-esteem was threatened,” Comer has written, “my parents provided support and incentive.” The second oldest of five children, he was raised in East Chicago, Ind. by Hugh and Maggie Comer, a laborer and a domestic, neither of whom had more than a grade-school education. Comer graduated from Indiana University but chose medical school at predominantly black Howard University in Washington, D.C. because of the racism he says he found at Indiana. “I had to go where I was wanted, not where I was merely tolerated,” wrote Comer in his 1972 book Beyond Black and White, a first-person response to racial issues. After getting his M.D. he served a stint in the Public Health Service in Washington, D.C, then entered a master’s program in public health at the University of Michigan. “I started thinking about institutions where you could intervene in society and effect some change for low-income kids,” he says. “Schools were the natural choice. I decided to become a child psychiatrist, and was accepted at Yale in 1964.” While there he worked in inner-city schools and four years later eagerly signed on as head of the CSC school program.
During those years Comer, the father of two children, rose to the position of Maurice Falk Professor of Child Psychiatry at Yale, where he is also an associate dean of the Yale Medical School. He writes a monthly column for Parents magazine, and his third book, School Power (1980), chronicles the history of the CSC program.
Now armed with the credentials of his success in New Haven, Comer has made a mission of disseminating his model to other urban school systems. He is troubled by his conviction that he has solutions to problems that are often beyond his reach. One day as he was waiting for a visitor in the seedy New Haven railroad station, a group of black teenagers erupted in a noisy brawl over a few dollars. One of the girls screamed obscenities, oblivious to the disapproving stares of passersby. James Comer looked on thoughtfully, an expression of deep sadness etched in his face. “Those kids never learned that you can’t behave like that in public,” he said quietly. “If you don’t learn those rules early, you’ll never make it in the world.” He paused, then added, “Good schools would have been able to help those kids.”


Well its all done and a big thank you to the guys (and girls) at Total Dynamics in Enfield for a great job well done!
Below are some pictures from start to finish and I also opted to have the rear lights slightly tinted as well. I hope you like the results
All coments welcomed and being a vynyl wrap it's totally removable
10.00am and the car is reversed into the workshop to be preped. Shark fin ariel and rear washer jets were removed.
Vynyl overlaid and is heated as they peel it off the backing and a felt scraper is used to create the smooth finsh without bubbles
vynyl on and trimming needed
A nip here and a tuck there
Finishing touches and refit of sharkfin etc
Then the very bright rear lights were mentioned we can do a tint on them was the next line..... how much was my retort! well this is what happened next
Reversing bits cut out by hand
The finished article.... no more mods! it's now finished Honestly no more
Hope you like the end result.


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Thoughts: I'm not terribly sure I like the addition of the guitarist. I thought it would add more chug, but most of the time he seems to be playing slide guitar, or really slowed up needly sounding parts. Bits of his work sound like children's lullabies (!). Definitely less chug to the sound, and the guitar parts sound a bit hastily stuck on top. I dunno, I probably need to listen to it more, but I'm really not feeling it right now. The last track is the only one which really sticks for me, cause it seems they've fitted it together.
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CANON The Cinematic Story Ballet (Cineballet): & How I Learned to Create Cognitive Characters from William Shakespeare
- Author(s): Jackson, Jehbreal
- Advisor(s): Terricciano, Alan
- Lupton, Julia
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ABSTRACT OF THE THESIS
The Cinematic Story Ballet (Cineballet):
How I Learned to Choreograph Cognition from William Shakespeare
Jehbreal Muhammad Jackson
Master of Fine Arts in Dance
University of California, Irvine, 2020
Professor Alan Terricciano, Chair
As a young artist interested in many art forms, I yearned for a way to focus my attention on them all or focus them all into one singular vision. This total artwork was given form through various artistic encounters with the works of William Forsythe, George Balanchine, Stanley Kubrick and Johann Sebastian Bach, but was solidified upon discovering the plays of William Shakespeare. After falling in love with the plays of Shakespeare during a particularly tumultuous time in my life, I began to research his creative craftmanship. During my research I simultaneously encountered the beginnings of a pursuit of scholarship regarding Shakespeare and cognition, while also using my discoveries to develop an artistic practice of my own.
Shakespeare’s pervasive reach has many sources, but one of his primary gifts and innovations is in his creation of “cognitive characters” as detailed by the scholarship of Harold Bloom and the performance practices of John Barton. While researching cognition, I came to understand more clearly what Bloom and Barton meant by their claims of cognitive characters, but also discovered a paradigm shift in theoretical notions of cognition that have yet to reach the public consciousness. This paradigm shift proves the popular understanding of a separation of mind and body, initiated and disseminated by René Descartes, to be false and proposes that the body is a “thinking” entity itself through empirical evidence. The thinking body and how it initiates cognition has become my foundation for working towards creating cognitive characters, as Shakespeare did, in my cineballet CANON.
Cineballet, a story ballet written and choreographed specifically for film, is a new subgenre of screen dance that was created as a result of and a response to great trauma and adversity. It is my goal through this research to create works of art that speak to our current time as well as future generations to help people to live more enriched and healthy lives as the plays of Shakespeare have for me and countless others.


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Two trials in Africa have demonstrated that a nine valent vaccine significantly reduces rates of pneumonia and, in populations with limited access to curative health services, also in reduction in mortality. More information on the distribution of serotypes is required to confirm that these vaccines will indeed cover the important serotypes in all regions. Furthermore, as with other new vaccines, pneumococcal vaccines are likely to be substantially more expensive than the current EPI vaccines. Therefore, a strong economic case will be required to convince governments and donors about vaccine introduction, which involves estimating local disease burden and vaccine cost-effectiveness.
Once the vaccine has been introduced continued surveillance documenting the vaccine’s impact on disease will be required to sustain the vaccine program. This will be especially important for countries who are first to introduce the vaccine. Surveillance should be conducted both in vaccinated and unvaccinated persons in order to assess the beneficial effects of herd immunity and the risks of serotype replacement. These factors underline the need to strengthen surveillance systems at regional and national levels.


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Rumsfeld complained to NBC?s Tim Russert that the press had harped on two of his statements, notably, "You go to war with the Army you have, not the Army you might want or wish to have at a later time," without proper context or capturing his assertion that the Pentagon was on top of the problem.
However, a look at the main stories about the exchange published in The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, The Boston Globe, and The Washington Post the following day shows that while reporters did give major play to the ?with the Army you have? remark, they also allowed Rumsfeld, Pentagon spokesman Lawrence Di Rita, and others to offer a spirited defense of the military?s armoring efforts.
In its second paragraph, for example, The New York Times? story, by Eric Schmitt, noted that Rumsfeld had ?responded that the military was producing extra armor for Humvees and trucks as fast as possible.? After detailing the soldiers? complaints, the story came back, in its sixth, seventh, and eighth paragraphs, to Rumsfeld and others defending their armoring efforts.
A Los Angeles Times story by Mark Mazzetti, published under the headline "Rumsfeld Encounters Friendly Fire," directly quoted Rumsfeld saying, "It's essentially a matter of physics. It isn't a matter of money. It isn?t a matter on the part of the Army of desire.? Then it went to summarize Rumsfeld's defense, including promises to increase the amount of armor. Only then did it quote his now-infamous ?Army you have? statement.
The Boston Globe's Rick Klein constructed his story in much the same manner. It also quoted at length Loren B. Thompson, the chief operating officer for conservative-leaning Lexington Institute, who said, among other things, "You shouldn't generalize from a handful of complaints, but it is uncommon for a serving defense secretary to be challenged by his own troops when he's giving a pep talk in a war zone."
All of the papers quoted Di Rita, who generally explained the rate of Humvee production and gave data and statistics -- including "three out of four Humvees in the war zones were armored" -- to support Rumsfeld's address and promises to soldiers. The Post quoted DiRita calling the question posed by the soldier ?misleading? and noted that some military experts felt the confrontation was nothing to make a fuss over.
The main Post story, by Thomas E. Ricks, accentuated the negative much more than the other accounts. However, another Post story, on Dec. 9, by William Branigin, offered lengthy and multiple quotes on the subject by both President Bush and Secretary Rumsfeld. Among other things, Rumsfeld said: "We are doing a whole host of things with respect to these explosive devices, whether they are roadside or vehicle-borne, and we have teams of people in Washington who have been working on it for months and months and months. We have put a lot of money behind it, and we have developed different ways of dealing with it and had varying degrees of success -- in some cases considerable success."
By: Brian Orloff On NBC's Meet the Press last Sunday, Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld charged newspapers with providing an "unfair representation" of his December remarks about the alleged lack of adequate armor on military vehicles for soldiers stationed in Iraq. But an E&P analysis of major newspapers' coverage of the Pentagon chief?s response to a soldier?s question in Kuwait Dec. 8 shows that Rumsfeld's attack on newspapers was decidedly off-base.

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“The Promise of Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy: A Paradigm Shift in Mental Health”
Presented by Tom Neilson, Psy.D. , Licensed Clinical Psychologist, Tennessee
A paradigm shift appears to be underway in the mental health field. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has granted breakthrough status to both MDMA-Assisted Psychotherapy for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and for Psilocybin-Assisted Psychotherapy for clinical depression and for end-of life anxiety. This presentation will briefly address the urgent need for new treatments for depression and PTSD, and will include information about newly discovered limitations of traditional antidepressants, such as their loss of efficacy over time and evidence that their long-term use can cause Tardive Dysphoria, an iatrogenic severe, chronic depression. The therapeutic use of MDMA and Ketamine will be briefly addressed; however, this presentation will focus mainly on Psilocybin-Assisted Psychotherapy. Practices and procedures will be reviewed, as well as research that shows Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy to be remarkably effective. Current models of the therapeutic action of Psilocybin-Assisted Psychotherapy will be presented, including models from current neuroscience, the groundbreaking concept of Pivotal Mental States (PiMS), and the role of mystical and transpersonal experiences in Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy outcomes. Finally, a holistic model for Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy will be presented.
1. Participants will be able to define Tardive Dysphoria.
2. Participants will be able to describe the effects of psilocybin, MDMA, and Ketamine in a therapeutic setting.
3. Participants will be able to describe 5-6 common practices and procedures in Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy.
4. Participants will be able to cite research showing the efficacy of Psilocybin-Assisted Psychotherapy.
5. Participants will be able to describe three proposed neurobiological mechanisms operating in Psilocybin-Assisted Psychotherapy.
6. Participants will be able to describe the role of mystical and transpersonal experiences in Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy.
About the presenter:
Tom Neilson, Psy.D. is a clinical psychologist in private practice in Nashville. He earned a B.A. in psychology from Wake Forest University, an M.A. in clinical psychology from Appalachian State University, and a Psy.D. in clinical psychology from Florida Institute of Technology. He has worked in the community mental health field, he has been Director of Training of an APA-accredited internship for psychologists, and he has been in private practice for 24 years. In 2020, Dr. Neilson was admitted to the California Institute of Integral Studies Certificate Program in Psychedelic Psychotherapy and Research, which he anticipates completing in March 2021.
This is a VIRTUAL EVENT using the Zoom Platform. Attendees will receive a link to join the Zoom meeting on Thursday, April 8, 2021, along with any support materials provided by the presenter.

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Rooms, services Take a splendid holiday in Republic of Korea and let Benikea Premier Hotel Yeouido Seoul host you for the stay! The hotel is offering 133 tastefully furnished rooms to those seeking accommodation in Seoul. Should you want to stay in good shape during your holiday, you may also take the sports and exercise opportunities provided by the local gym. Air-conditioners operating in all rooms ensure that you enjoy your stay even during the hottest summer days. The hotel is offering wireless Internet connection (WiFi) without charging extra fees, so you may go online anytime with your laptop during your stay. An exact and detailed list of equipment in the rooms and of the services provided by Benikea Premier Hotel Yeouido Seoul you will find on the information sheet below, including any applicable additional fees.
Payment Depending on the selected date, room and price, you may need to provide credit card guarantee or advance bank card payment to finalize your reservation.
Arrival, opening hours The earliest check-in time to your room is 15:00, the latest check-out time from your room is 24:00.
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💥 KARDS Living Roadmap Update 💥
about 2 months ago
Dear KARDS players, friends, and WWII enthusiasts,
We are thrilled to bring you a freshly updated KARDS roadmap!
What is the roadmap?
The roadmap is a regularly updated, high-level overview of the milestones and important events for KARDS: The roadmap contains only the highest level of features.
The roadmap does not display regular game updates and improvements, regular in-game events, official tournaments, and general KARDS refinements. Also not listed on the roadmap are card balance changes, even though they are a vital part of our ongoing work on KARDS.
Without further ado, let’s have a look at some of the exciting things we can look forward to in KARDS in the coming months!
KARDS Living Roadmap
In 2024, we plan on four major releases, two of which (summer and winter) bring you a ton of new cards and mechanics, while the other two (spring and fall) focus on new features, game modes and improvements.
March: Major Release
The March release is our big spring release, which focuses primarily on game improvements and some new features. Last year was a busy one for KARDS, where, among other things, we overhauled the UI, released KARDS on mobile, and brought two major expansions to the game. Throughout these times our focus was primarily on the bigger picture, making sure that the major points were delivered to our players. We’re looking at the March release as an opportunity to focus on a huge amount of polishing and introducing various smaller, and potentially some slightly larger, frequently requested features to improve players game experiences, as well as a meta shake-up through card balancing and reinforcements arriving from the Reserve pool. Keep an eye out for more details in an upcoming dev blog!
Summer: Major Expansion
A new major expansion is coming to KARDS this summer! Expect this major expansion to be of a similar size as the two major expansions in 2023, including a heap of new cards and new mechanics. Get ready to enjoy a bunch of new content in KARDS this summer!
Fall: Major Release
This fall we bring another major release focusing on new features, game modes and general improvements. We’re thrilled to share more details with you about the upcoming fall release in the coming months!
Winter: Major Expansion
This winter in KARDS, a new major expansion enters the battlefield! Estimated to be a similar size as previous recent major expansions, you can expect a boatload of new cards and mechanics with this expansion. We’re thrilled to bring an exciting strategic shakeup to KARDS next winter!
Winter: World Championship
As always, we are ecstatic to bring another World Championship to you this year, with the qualification process starting in the latter half of the year, culminating in an epic Grand Finals series this December. Keep an eye on the KARDS news feed for updates about this!
This roadmap provides a broad overview of what we have planned for KARDS. We will also bring you many smaller features, improvements and events throughout this period.
The whole team is incredibly excited for what’s ahead and we would love to hear your feedback! Please tell us what you think on the KARDS Discord or in the comments below.

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Assistant Clinical Research Coordinator, Medicine - Med/Pulmonary, Allergy & Critical Care Medicine
Current Role at StanfordAssistant Clinical Research Coordinator in the Division of Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care Medicine in Stanford University School of Medicine
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Assistant Professor of Medicine (Pulmonary and Critical Care)
Current Research and Scholarly InterestsI am interested in understanding the host-pathogen interaction between Aspergillus fumigatus and the lung transplant recipient.


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My Preschool Archaeologist
Cecilia (my 3-year-old) and I were on a walk in the woods this afternoon when she found some pottery sherds eroding out of the path from underneath a small tree root. We recovered what we could, took them home, and cleaned them off. Then she looked for joins and glued the pieces together.
I know next to nothing about historic American pottery. Anyone want to hazard a guess as to age? The paste seems pretty solid, so I'm guessing it's pretty recent. One piece is brown on both sides, but the rest are white on one side and brown on the other. It seems to be a big vessel of some sort - a large pot, I gather.
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I explained a bit about context, erosion, surface scatter, and how to clean pottery to understand what it used to be. Cecilia really likes the book Archaeologists Dig for Clues, so she has a pretty good idea about what archaeology is. But she wasn't nearly as interested in the sherds as I was... or in my explanation of taphonomic processes that may have brought those particular sherds to rest in that particular place. Maybe in a few more years... Right now, C's much more interested in showing what a good primate she is!


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The tourism sector is in full expansion around the world and holds the power to generate employment for marginalized women and young people, as well as being a driver for environmentally sustainable economic development.
Women are often under-represented in the most lucrative positions within the tourism sector, and in some cases are missing entirely. They tend to work in informal accommodations, including operating homestays, guest houses and micro hotels, all which generate family income. In both the formal and informal sectors, young women are most often involved in front desk jobs, cooking positions and housekeeping, all low status, low pay and insecure occupations. Higher status and higher paid positions, whether it be as tour guides or working in management, are often reserved for young men, who in many contexts have the education, confidence and language skills needed to succeed in these customer-facing roles.

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okay - i didn't follow the recipe exactly... i browned some onion, mushrooms, turkey sausage (already cooked). i used refrigerated pizza dough, rolled it out onto jelly-roll clay pan. i cooked this for about 8 mins on 400. Then i spread the sausage concoction, 5 eggs mixed with half n half, smoked paprika, a little nutmeg, white pepper, salt. Then i spread with cheddar, monterey jack and fresh grated parmesan cheeses... baked 15 more mins at 375. Let set 10 mins. But it was wonderful!
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It seems like it took forever, but relief from out-of-control swipe fees took a big step toward reality when the Senate voted last month in favor of an amendment that ensures debit card transaction fees are reasonable and proportional to the cost of processing the transaction.
The amendment, introduced by Sen. Richard Durbin, is included in the Senate financial reform bill, called the Restoring Financial Stability Act of 2010. At press time, the Senate passed the legislation and the retail industry hoped the Durbin amendment remained intact through the House/Senate conference.
It's too bad it took a near-collapse of the U.S. banking system for the government to act on the issue of unfair credit card transaction fees.
Nevertheless, every retailer who has seen rising swipe fees eat away at profits should be thankful to Durbin, the other senators who voted for his amendment, and the trade associations -- including NACS, which played a pivotal role -- that have lobbied hard for this relief.
I'll admit supporting this additional form of government regulation feels awkward. From government regulation on the obesity issue and over-the-top anti-smoking restrictions, to a budget-busting takeover of the health care industry, I am usually in the camp that believes "That Government is best which governs least."
And it also gives me pause to consider that this swipe fee reform is included in the latest in a series of Big Government "reforms." This massive financial regulation bill sets new rules for complex securities blamed for causing the 2008 economic crisis, sets new restrictions on the behavior of Wall Street firms, and creates another new government agency to ostensibly protect consumers from financial abuses.
Yet swipe fees have become so onerous that retailers have no choice but to back this legislation. According to the 2010 Convenience Store News Industry Report, credit card fees were more than three times higher than retailers' health care costs last year. The average c-store spent $49,619 per store on credit card fees. The average per-store pre-tax profit in the convenience industry was only $36,422 last year, so the average store paid $13,000 more in swipe fees than it made in profit last year! (2009 was a wild ride for convenience stores, which survived the recession better than most other industries.)
Swipe fees are patently unfair too. Since the fees are a percent of sales, credit card companies automatically make more money every time the retail price of gas goes up. How is that fair?
Surprisingly, The Wall Street Journal editorialized against the Durbin amendment, taking sides with the banks. "Retailers like to call interchange fees a hidden tax, but they are the cost of business-to-business transactions in a marketplace that is competitive and continues to innovate," it claimed.
That might be true if credit card companies weren't essentially operating as monopolies -- or more accurately -- as an oligopoly or cartel. Dennis Lane, a single-store 7-Eleven franchise owner and national spokesman for the group, Reform Swipe Fees NOW!, responded vociferously to the Journal editorial:
"To imply that small-business owners have the ability to shop around or negotiate for better rates from credit card companies is like suggesting Titanic passengers had a number of different options for getting safely off the boat. When it comes to accepting terms and conditions from Visa and MasterCard, you either jump off the boat and accept their terms or you don't -- there is no free market at work. For The Wall Street Journal to suggest otherwise is simply disingenuous."
There is good regulation and bad regulation, and this measure to break the big banks' stranglehold on the c-store industry is urgently needed.


2016 Dodge Viper ACR: Everything We Know So Far
The Dodge Viper has already earned its stripes as a luxury sports car that can deliver top-notch performance and some of the top speeds this side of street legal. The current model has a monster 8.4-liter V10 engine that delivers a whopping 645 horsepower and can reach top speeds of 206 mph. It can go from 0 to 60 mph in just over 3 seconds, and it can finish a quarter mile at around 11.5 seconds.
It seems hard to believe that Dodge could top that, but it has just announced plans to do just that. Details were released last week about the2016 Dodge Viper ACR, and officials promised it would be the fastest track-ready car the automaker has ever built. It looks like this is going to be a great year to shop a Miami Dodge dealership.
Here’s everything we know so far about the 2016 Dodge Viper ACR:
The ACR, which stands for American Club Racer, has the same engine as the current Viper model: An 8.40-liter V10 that puts out 645 horsepower. While the engine is the same and the top speed is actually a little slower than the current model (177 mph), the Dodge ACR can take a track much faster than the base model thanks to the aerodynamics and the other mechanical features.
Dodge officials point out that you won’t be limited to one to three good laps around the track in the ACR. You can run the car all day on the track and won’t suffer any loss of performance lap after lap.
The Dodge ACR has received upgraded suspension, tires and brakes so that it can handle better. The suspension is twice as strong as those used in the Dodge Viper Time Attack 2.0, which was the best performing Dodge before the ACR.
Other upgrades for the new ACR include shock absorbs that have 10 levels of adjustability, brake discs that are made of carbon-ceramic compound and are as wide as some car’s tires, and tires specially designed for the ACR that allow it to take laps 1.5 seconds faster. The tires are 19 inches are designed to sustain 1.5-g cornering over a long period.
Everything about the 2016 Dodge Viper ACR has been designed to help it go faster and to perform better on a track. Even when you aren’t out for a day of racing, you’ll love the way this car handles on your daily ride.
The Dodge Viper ACR’s aerodynamic design takes a huge part of the credit for its fast performance. Perhaps the most striking aspect of the aerodynamic design is the carbon-fiber wing that floats off the rear end. This design element doesn’t just make the ACR look like a race car — it helps to maximize the downforce on the car and to minimize drag.
Other elements of the aerodynamic design package include removable louvers over the front tires, dive planes along the edges of the front bumper, a rear diffuser located under the car, and a detachable front splitter.
All together, these design elements help to produce almost one ton of downforce when the ACR is driving at top speeds. That’s the most downforce offered by any production vehicle, and it’s more than three times the downforce on the Viper Time Attack 2.0.
Some aerodynamic design elements are optional on the Extreme Aero package, and some are included standard with the car. Either way, the Dodge Viper ACR walks the walk and talks the talk when it comes to racing performance.
You would expect a car designed for racing to be stripped down on the inside, with the focus on maximum performance and not comfort. Yet the 2016 Dodge Viper ACR provides a gorgeous and comfortable interior. It may not match the panache of the exterior, but it certainly provides a nice ride.
Faux suede covers the upholstery and accessories like the steering wheel and shift knob. Lightweight carpet is featured throughout the cabin, as well as in the trunk. A special ACR badge is featured on the dash and the steering wheel, which also has a unique geometric design.
The console looks like a cockpit with all its gauges and controls. The Uconnect infotainment system appears on a touch screen, providing dozens of metrics for the car as well as offering control of things like the audio system and Bluetooth connectivity. The steering wheel features audio controls, as well, putting everything the driver needs right at the touch of a button.
Price and Release Date
The 2016 Dodge Viper ACR will sell for $122,490, which includes tax and a destination charge. That’s significantly more than the base model Viper’s current price of $87,000. However, this is a special edition and it delivers greater performance and style than the base model. In addition, each ACR model is made by hand at a plant in Detroit, and more than 80 percent of its parts are made in America.
This is also the first ACR model to be released since 2010, so there are even more bragging rights in it. Buyers can also customize their ACR, and Dodge says that there are more than 25 million combinations available.
Miami Dodge dealerships are taking orders for the 2016 Dodge Viper ACR now, and the cars should begin delivery in the third quarter of this year. That means that if you put in your order today, you could be driving a hot new sports car in just about three months.
Visit Kendall Dodge Chrysler Jeep Ram in Miami, FL today to learn more about the 2016 Dodge Viper ACR and to place your order. You can take a test drive of the current Dodge Viper, or you can check out some previously used models of the Viper if you are on a budget. We offer a variety of financing options to help you get the funding you need to buy the next car of your dreams.


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A prediction that goes wrong goes right!
Your spectator picks a card and hides it from you. You read their mind and write down what you think their card is on the back of your card box in dry erase pen. When you show your prediction it is wrong. You ask them to watch the ink and it transforms into the card they are thinking of. You can now wipe the ink away. A fun and impossible routine.
Easy to build at home.
Fun to perform.
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Explore Southern Idaho with the help of Farmers Corner.
Farmers Corner offers 8 different RV spots. Relax in a spacious, well appointed, full-hook up site during your travel to Southern Idaho. We accommodate both RV and tent, allowing for amenities such as water and electrical hook ups, on site showers and restrooms, barbeque pits, RV dump, and an easy entry and exit.
Make Farmers Corner your stop to exploring Idaho with City of Rocks, Cotton Woods, Pomerelle Mountain Resort, Lake Cleveland, Shoshone Falls, and so many other exciting parks right at the tip of finger tips. Stop hassling with finding a new camping spot as you travel through, we accommodate all seasons for camping.
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Lundey, The Puffin Islands, is a small island a few kilometres to the
north of Island Videy on the Kolla Bay.
It is about 400 m long and 150 m wide, and its highest point lies
about 14 m above mean sea level.
There are no indications of inhabitancy on the island, but its
advantages were almost certainly reaped in the past.
It teams with puffins, black guillemots, fulmars, arctic terns and other
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Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra programs
Scope and Contents
This collection includes bound programs from the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra located in Indianapolis, Indiana ranging from 1938 to 2005 regarding concert programs and events.
- Creation: 1938 - 2005
Conditions Governing Access
This collection is open for research.
Conditions Governing Use
Legal title, copyright, and literary rights reside with Archives and Special Collections, Ball State University Libraries, Muncie, IN. All requests to publish or quote from manuscripts must be submitted to Archives and Special Collections.
The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1930 by Ferdinand Schaefer, a German-born violin professor. Schaefer recruited volunteer musicians for the first orchestras, and would frequently split the profits that were collected. By 1937, the musicians became fully professional and were paid a weekly salary for a 20-week season. The orchestra quickly rose to national prominence, even releasing phonograph recordings on RCA Victor and Capitol Records in the 1940s and 1950s. Many prominent, world-reknown directors have lead the orchestra, including Fabien Sevitzky, Izler Solomon, John Nelson, Raymond Leppard, Mario Venzago, and Krzysztof Urbanski. Today the orchestra performs at the Hilbert Circle Theatre as well as the Conner Prairie Living History Museum.
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Language of Materials
This collection is arranged chronologically.
This collection was received by Archives and Special Collections as a donation Maureen Ehnes on 2010/08/19.
No further additions are expected.
Collection processing completed 2010/08/27 by Tye Winker. EAD finding aid created 2010/08/27 by Tye Winker.
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Alexander M. Bracken Library
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My partner and I are buying our first property. Our conveyancing practitioner has contact usto ask if we wish to take out additional conveyancing searches. As novices we have no idea as to what's appropriate for conveyancing in Rugby
The scope of Rugby conveyancing searches should be dictated entirely on the property, the location, the likelihood of any of these risks, your familiarity of the locality and risks, your overall appetite to risk. What matters is that you adequately comprehend what information each search could give you. Then you can decide if you personally think you need that search. If unsure, ask your solicitor to guide you.
We are planning to acquire a house and need a conveyancing solicitor in Rugby who is on the Santander approved panel. Can you recommend a local solicitor?
Our service is limited to being a directory service for firms who wish to be listed as being on the approved conveyancing panel for Santander . We don't recommend any particular firms conducting conveyancing in Rugby.
Me and my partner are purchasing a flat in Rugby. It might be a silly question but how we can trust a lawyer? At some point we have to put our life savings into their account. What protection do we have from them run away with our deposit?
Be assured that all money in a Solicitors client account is 100% safe, and even if your Solicitor ran off with it, the Law Society would reimburse you fully.
Can you point me to a directory of Coventry BS panel solicitors in Rugby on the Council of Mortgage Lender’s Website?
Unfortunately not yet. There is no such tool on the CML or Building Society Association sites. A small selection of mortgage companies make their panel listings available on the web. If you are seeking to appoint a Rugby conveyancing practitioner on the Coventry BS please make the most of our tool.
I recently had an offer agreed on an apartment in Rugby. My mortgage broker recommended their conveyancers. I paid an upfront payment of £150. Shortly after, the conveyancing practitioner called me embarrassingly acknowledging that they were not on the Kent Reliance conveyancing panel. Am I right in thinking that I should be due a refund?
You should be able to recover this from the law firm if they were not on the Kent Reliance panel. They should have asked at the outset which lender you were obtaining a mortgage with. An important lesson to readers of this site is to check that the lawyers are on the appropriate lender panel.
How does conveyancing in Rugby differ for newly converted properties?
Most buyers of new build premises in Rugby approach us having been asked by the developer to exchange contracts and commit to the purchase even before the property is completed. This is because house builders in Rugby usually acquire the site, plan the estate and want to get the plots sold off as they are building the properties. Buyers, therefore, will have to exchange contracts without actually seeing the house they are buying. To reduce the chances of losing the property, buyers should instruct conveyancing solicitors as soon as the property is reserved and mortgage applications should be submitted quickly. Due to the fact that it could be several months and even years between exchange of contracts and completion, the mortgage offer may need to be extended. It would be wise to use a lawyer who specialises in new build conveyancing especially if they are accustomed to new build conveyancing in Rugby or who has acted in the same development.
My husband and I may need to rent out our Rugby ground floor flat for a while due to taking a sabbatical. We used a Rugby conveyancing practice in 2002 but they have closed and we did not think at the time get any advice as to whether the lease allows us to sublet. How do we find out?
Some leases for properties in Rugby do contain a provision to say that subletting is only allowed with permission. The landlord cannot unreasonably refuse but, in such cases, they would need to see references. Experience suggests that problems are usually caused by unsatisfactory tenants rather than owner-occupiers and for that reason you can expect the freeholder to take up the references and consider them carefully before granting consent.
I invested in buying a garden flat in Rugby, conveyancing was carried out half a dozen years ago. Can you let me have an estimated range of the fair premium for a lease extension? Corresponding properties in Rugby with an extended lease are worth £176,000. The average or mid-range amount of ground rent is £50 charged once a year. The lease expires on 21st October 2069
You have 50 years remaining on your lease the likely cost is going to range between £31,400 and £36,200 as well as professional fees.
The suggested premium range above a general guide to costs for renewing a lease, but we cannot give you the actual costs without more detailed due diligence. Do not use this information in a Notice of Claim or as an informal offer. There may be additional issues that need to be taken into account and you obviously want to be as accurate as possible in your negotiations. You should not take any other action based on this information without first seeking the advice of a professional.


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Broadband roll-out and Post Office improvements to protect rural communities.
Issued : Saturday 26 April, 2014
Irish Postmasters’ Union (IPU) General Secretary Brian McGann said Postmasters were encouraged by Labour Minister, Pat Rabbitte’s, comments made during a Primetime special and looked forward to working with him to deliver concrete outcomes.
During the “Primetime” debate on the future Post Offices, the Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources Pat Rabbitte cited a number of opportunities which he said could be explored to bring new business to Post Offices and help to secure their future.
In particular Minister Rabbitte referred to the IPU’s proposal to develop a Post Office based banking service working with Credit Unions which he described as an opportunity and idea that could be developed.
The Minister also said that providing additional services such as Driving Licence Renewal, Motor Tax Renewal and payment of Property Tax at Post Offices were good ideas which could be looked at further.
“The “Primetime” programme showed the genuine concern that communities have about Post Office closures, and desire that communities have to keep them open, as one of the last services remaining in many villages and towns.
"Postmasters will work constructively with the Minister, and all other Departments, to find solutions and to further enhance the role of Post Offices as the face of Government in the community, and to fully explore the potential to provide an additional banking force.”
“We have a top class IT system in place in all 1150 Post Offices. We are open for business and will work constructively with the whole of Government to secure the services we provide and to provide additional service to communities,” Brian McGann said.
The Minister provided assurance that people would continue to be entitled to receive their benefits in person at Post Offices if they choose to do so, in spite of the ongoing move towards direct debit payment of benefits into bank accounts.
In a further announcement the Labour Minister confirmed that 1100 towns and villages across Ireland are to benefit from the roll-out of a new fibre network, delivering quality broadband to each location.
This major fibre-roll out is a more ambitious programme than originally envisaged under the National Broadband Plan. It aims to guarantee that rural Ireland can enjoy similar quality broadband to urban Ireland.
78 Donegal villages will be added to the 2016 programme list. In Inishowen Redcastle, Lecamy, Carrowmenagh, Glentogher, Gleneely. Dunaff and Doagh will be amongst the additional roll-out.
Welcoming these announcements, Labour councillor, Martin Farren said, “This is a major investment in the broadband infrastructure of rural Ireland, and represents the first phase in the State’s plan to ensure that everyone in rural Ireland enjoys high quality broadband. Many rural premises will be passed by fibre that can offer unlimited speeds, local schools and other community facilities will get direct fibre connections and telecoms operators will be able to serve rural dwellers in villages and beyond with a much better service than they currently enjoy.


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Quick breakfast idea for Christmas morning
I have posted my Monkey Bread recipe before but that one used freezer rolls and you have to plan ahead to make it. Last week my inlaws were visiting and I wanted to make them in a hurry… so I thought I would tweak the recipe and try it with Pillsbury Grands Rolls and it turned out amazing!
To make this recipe you will need (preheat oven to 350)
- 1 Tube Pillsbury Grands Flaky Biscuits 16.3oz
- 1/2 stick of butter (1/4cup) Plus 1 table spoon to grease the pan
- 1/4 cup white sugar
- 1 tablespoon cinnamon
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 1/4 cup Karo Syrup
- 1/4-1/2 cup chopped pecans
- Bundtform Cake Pan
Take the 1 tablespoon butter and grease the pan, sprinkle half the nuts into the bottom of the pan. Put the white sugar and cinnamon in a bowl and mix well, set aside. Cut the grands biscuits into quarters ( you could leave them whole if you wanted, but this makes better pull apart bread). Toss the quarter pieces in the cinnamon and sugar mixture, layer along the bottom and sides of buttered pan. Sprinkle the rest of the nuts on top.
On the stove top in a medium sauce pan melt the butter, and stir in the left over sugar cinnamon mixture and the brown sugar and Karo. Bring to a boil, then boil 1 minute take off heat and pour over the quartered dough in the bunt pan. Bake at 350 for 18-25 mins. Once they are done, flip pan onto a serving platter while hot…. they should come right out of the pan. Enjoy!


Stuart Lewis’ superb 20-yard volley gave Wanderers the lead against Fleetwood, but the high-flying visitors hit back through Jon Parkin to secure a share of the spoils.
Gareth Ainsworth made one change with Max Kretzschmar replacing Reece Styche, who was named as a substitute. That alteration allowed Paris Cowan-Hall to be utilised further forward alongside Dean Morgan.
Wanderers started brightly and Kretzschmar’s curling effort forced Chris Maxwell into a save within the opening 60 minutes.
However, the visitors responded well and the next 10 minutes were fought out in midfield until Stewart Murdoch headed over at the far post.
Fleetwood were beginning to create more half-chances, and skipper Mark Roberts was denied by a combination of last-ditch defending and brave goalkeeping by Matt Ingram as Chairboys failed to clear a free-kick in the 16th minute.
Both sides began to cancel each other out as the half progressed and Blues were forced into their first change in the 34th minute when Morgan limped off to be replaced by Styche.
Ingram did well to cut out Alex Marrow’s dangerous low cross four minutes before the break after the midfielder had combined well with a team-mate to make room for himself down the right.
Ainsworth’s men had struggled to create many clear-cut chances against a well-organised Town defence, but they were more than matching their opponents in midfield and took the lead as the first half entered injury time.
Wood’s deep free-kick from the left was cleared as far as the edge of the area where skipper Lewis superbly volleyed through a crowded box and past Maxwell. The goal sparked great celebrations from the midfielder, who ran across to celebrate in front of his family with his team-mates close behind.
Graham Alexander made his first substitution at the break with Gareth Evans coming on for Murdoch.
However Wanderers - buoyed by Lewis’ strike - almost added a second three minutes later. The midfielder picked out Kretzschmar with an inch-perfect pass and the 20-year-old’s effort was well turned over by Maxwell.
Evans looked to have wasted a fine chance when he fired over at the far post, but his blushes were spared when the assistant belatedly raised his flag for offside.
Lewis, who had been excellent since his goal, had Blues’ next chance in the 61st minute, but his 25-yard strike curled the wrong side of the post.
Ainsworth’s men were looking a real threat in the second half, and the impressive Kretzschmar was denied brilliantly by Maxwell from a tight angle after Bloomfield had won the ball on halfway and slipped the midfielder through on goal.
Styche had an effort bravely blocked following Kretzschmar’s corner in the 70th minute.
Fleetwood responded to Wanderers’ best spell of the game by bringing on Antoni Sarcevic and Jamille Matt for Steven Schumacher and Mikael Mandron.
Alan Goodall’s speculative 30-yard strike was well held by Ingram in the 74th minute and Nick Arnold then did well to get in ahead of Jon Parkin and Matt to clear following a goalmouth scramble.
Parkin made no mistake in the 76th minute, though, when he hooked in from close-range after Marrow kept the ball alive from a Fleetwood corner.
Matt McClure, who had been stripped ready for action before the goal, was immediately introduced at the expense of Cowan-Hall. Ainsworth’s final change came eight minutes from time with Anthony Stewart replacing Kretzschmar. That meant a reshuffle with Stewart fitting in at right-back and Nick Arnold pushing further forward.
Stewart almost made an instant impact when he met Arnold’s deep corner from the left, but he headed into the ground and the ball looped over Gary Doherty and into Maxwell’s arms.
in the second half.especially some exciting football produced on Ainsworth's men who harshEvans flashed wastefully wide in injury-time before Matt was off target with the final chance of the game, but a late defeat would have been
Wanderers: Ingram, Arnold, Wood, Doherty, Johnson, Scowen, Lewis (c), Bloomfield, Kretzschmar (Stewart 82), Cowan-Hall (McClure 77), Morgan (Styche 34).
Subs: Horlock, Jeffrey, Kuffour, Craig.
Fleetwood: Maxwell, McLaughlin, Goodall, Pond, Roberts (c), Taylor, Schumacher (Sarcevic 71), Murdoch (Evans 46), Marrow, Parkin, Mandron (Matt 71).
Subs: Davies, Brown, Cresswell, Hogan.
Attendance: 2,185 (45 Fleetwood)


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This morning I reconnected with our good friends Tanesh and Pierre as they were taking some classes on Market Street. This highlight will share Tanesh’s story, but if you are interested in reading about Pierre, his story in our previous blog post can be found here.
A little over four years ago, Tanesh was featured in a San Francisco Chronicle Article days after she was harassed and denied access to a female bathroom because she is transgender. After years and years of battling with the city, this case is still open. Tanesh shared the obstacles of finding a place to sleep at night as all the shelters separate [or deny] couples access to their beds. Furthermore, they mentioned that they are not interested in sleeping in places like the Tenderloin Linkage Center or anywhere in the immediate area because of its danger.
Cases like Tanesh’s are an important reminder that addressing solutions to homelessness must include those who are a part of the LGTBQ+ communities. Approximately 10% and 15% of those experiencing homelessness in San Francisco identify as a part of the LGTBQ+ community.
We know Tanesh and Pierre very well and frequently contact them. If you want to donate to Tanesh [and Pierre], please click the button below and write a comment, “Tanesh.” We look forward to continuing to help them get out of experiencing homelessness.