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Rustic. Primitive. Farmhouse. These distressed wooden shoes are everything all rolled into one and we simply can't get enough. Each mold is uniquely different with various degrees of wear and each with different markings. Display on a wall shelf or tiered tray, in a tray on a coffee table, and more. No two molds are exactly alike. These are solid wood and each item is sold individually; colors, sizes, and patterns will vary.
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iPad & Tablets: Samsung Galaxy Note 12.2
News & Reviews: Samsung Galaxy Note 12.2 features
Last Updated: Oct 30, 2013
When the Samsung Galaxy Note 12.2 tablet first appeared, all it had going for it seemed to be an Exynos 5 Octa chipset with a 2K (2560 x 1600 pixel) display. Recently, what appears to be benchmarks of the device under a slightly different model name (the SM-P905V instead of the previous SM-P905) it is also packing a Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 chipset and processor. This was proven when the device got an AnTuTu score of 35901 which is so far, the realm of Snapdragon 800 powered devices. In a comparison between the Note 10.1 (2014 Edition) which uses the Exynos 5420 chipset the rumoured Note 12.2 showed marked differences in performance, again proving that it isn't using Exynos 5 hardware. We're quite impressed with the overall AnTuTu score of 35901 though, as it means there probably won't be any lag despite the onboard 2K display. No news on pricing or Malaysia release dates but we'll keep you posted.
Last Updated: Sep 02, 2013
Rumours about a 12.2 tablet from Samsung have been swirling around before but this is probably the first time we've seen some relatively clear leaked images of the tablet. Rumoured by evleaks back in July, the Samsung Galaxy Note 12.2 tablet features a 12.2-inch screen with 2560 x 1600 pixel resolutions and may use an Exynos Octa 5 chipset. The Samsung Galaxy Note 12.2 will have the model name SM-P900 and will likely have S-Pen support as part of it's features list and tech specs. With the quality of the rendered image, we're expecting the tablet to make an appearance at the IFA 2013 but no Malaysia release dates just yet.


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More than 10 leading autonomous vehicle software development companies rely on Pure to accelerate innovation
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., April 13, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Pure Storage® (NYSE: PSTG), the IT pioneer that delivers the world's most advanced data storage technology and services, is empowering autonomous travel software solutions to meet the highly parallel, multi-dimensional performance demands of modern unstructured data.
The world's cutting-edge industries rely on massive amounts of data for everything from training artificial intelligence and machine learning to accelerating time-to-market. With more than 10 of the leading autonomous vehicle software development companies relying on it, FlashBlade is the platform of choice for companies tackling the most challenging machine-generated unstructured data requirements.
FlashBlade allows organizations to satisfy the demands of modern applications and unstructured data with a flexible, unified fast file and object platform while enabling simple, non-disruptive IT operations, delivering outstanding performance, while increasing efficiency, productivity, and cost savings.
Pure's business in this industry has reached an all-time high, as autonomous vehicle companies deploy FlashBlade to store autopilot engineering data and enhance workflows. Customer examples include:
A major ride-share company is using FlashBlade to take a new approach to training its automated vehicle systems. Rather than using real videos of cars on the road to train its AV, it will store images from games to simulate city streets. FlashBlade will power this pilot program as the company grows its footprint across other cities.
A robotics company that develops autonomous driverless delivery vehicles is leveraging FlashBlade's simple design, ease of use, and unequaled reliability to help the company scale while storing the critical data that powers its autonomous vehicles.
A leading electric vehicle company with one of the most demanding workflows from an engineering perspective is housing critical engineering data on FlashBlade to improve response time, to scale, and to drive faster time to market, while reducing overall rack space utilization.
Pure is a vendor of choice within this industry because it has engineered the most advanced all-flash storage solution for consolidating data; modernizing storage in a way that fosters scalability and enhances performance. FlashBlade increases productivity by reducing latency, and by providing a significant reduction in rack space consumption, organizations are also able to reduce their space, power, and cooling costs.
To learn more, visit PureStorage.com/FlashBlade.
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Pure Storage (NYSE: PSTG) gives technologists their time back. Pure delivers a modern data experience that empowers organizations to run their operations as a true, automated, storage as-a-service model seamlessly across multiple clouds. Pure helps customers put data to use while reducing the complexity and expense of managing the infrastructure behind it. And with a certified customer satisfaction score in the top one percent of B2B companies, Pure's ever-expanding list of customers are among the happiest in the world. For more information, visit www.purestorage.com.
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Summer Parasol Mahliqa Duality Choker/Bracelet Kit
So proud to be stocking these beautiful wired crystal jewellery by the very talented jewellery designer Suraya Hossain.
Inspired by Monet’s work ‘Woman with a Parasol’, this kit conjures up summer meadows, fluffy white clouds in the blue sky above, with dusky pink skirts blowing in the warm breeze.
This design follows the old rule of thumb, ‘twice around the wrist, once around the neck’, so that once knitted to your measurements, it can be worn as a bracelet or a choker. It’s a straight piece of knitting on 4sts with regular knitting needles, so is perfect as a starter project for those wanting to experience knitting with wire.
The Monet inspired kit comes supplied in a gorgeous silver gift bag and contains:
* 60 x genuine Swarovski® crystal beads in a painter’s palette mix of blush-rose, nude, pale-khaki, baby-blue and clear.
* 0.25mm rose-gold coloured copper jewellery wire
* Necklace/bracelet chain and lobster fastener in rose-gold plated finish
* Full pattern instructions
All you will need to have yourself is 2.25mm knitting needles and a sewing needle.
The pattern uses garter stitch throughout, and is suitable for an intermediate knitter.
This makes a perfect gift for knitters who are looking for something different and eye-catching to make.


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Design: Printed on a Comfort Color navy color colored t-shirt the American tractor design has two old tractors, the top being a blue and the bottom being a red tractor. They are separated with a white banner and "Tried & True" in the that banner. Having an Americana theme design.


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About the book
When Laura Silver’s favorite knish shop went out of business, the native New Yorker sank into mourning, but then she sprang into action. She embarked on a round-the-world quest for the origins and modern-day manifestations of the knish.
The iconic potato pie leads the author from Mrs. Stahl’s bakery in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, to an Italian pasta maker in New Jersey–and on to a hunt across three continents for the pastry that shaped her identity. Starting in New York, she tracks down heirs to several knish dynasties and discovers that her own family has roots in a Polish town named Knyszyn.
With good humor and a hunger for history, Silver mines knish lore for stories of entrepreneurship, survival, and major deliciousness. Along the way, she meets Minnesota seniors who make knishes for weekly fundraisers, foodies determined to revive the legacy of Mrs. Stahl, and even the legendary knish maker’s granddaughters, who share their joie de vivre–and their family recipe.
Knish connections to Eleanor Roosevelt and rap music? Die-hard investigator Silver unearths those and other intriguing anecdotes involving the starchy snack once so common along Manhattan’s long-lost Knish Alley. In a series of funny, moving, and touching episodes, Silver takes us on a knish-eye tour of worlds past and present, thus laying the foundation for a global knish renaissance.
“Laura Silver’s at-times poetic meditation on knishes is not only a cultural history of this filled lump of dough, as meticulously researched as any doctoral thesis, but also a Proustian personal memoir with, no less, even hints of James Joyce in the way Silver intones and uses the rhythms of Aramaic Jewish liturgy, Yiddishkeit and Yiddish humor to tell her story. The knish has never been put to better use. I loved it.”
~Arthur Schwartz, author of Arthur Schwartz’s Jewish Home Cooking: Yiddish Recipes Revisited
“Truly riveting, Laura Silver’s Knish: In Search of Jewish Soul Food weaves personal taste memories with the intricate past of knishes, making for a compelling, well-researched biography of these iconic Jewish pastries.”
~ Joan Nathan, New York Times food writer and author of Quiches, Kugels, and Couscous: My Search for Jewish Cooking in France
“Laura Silver has elevated the common knish to its rightful place in the pantheon of Jewish soul foods along side bagels and lox, pickles, and pastrami. She reminds us with equal parts passion and humor that the knish is much more than simple street food. It represents a whole culture worthy of admiration, preservation, and enjoyment.”
~ Mark Russ Federman, author, Russ & Daughters: Reflections and Recipes From The House That Herring Built
“A lovingly researched book that elevates the knish, arguably the humblest of Jewish foods, into a weighty symbol of history, identity, and family. Knishes haven’t met anything this good for them since the invention of mustard.”
~ David Sax, author of Save the Deli: In Search of Perfect Pastrami, Crusty Rye, and the Heart of Jewish Delicatessen
“For 70 years, Mrs. Stahl’s bakery in Brighton Beach served an delicious array of knishes to Jewish and gentile devotees. The bakery’s closing in 2005 filled one enthusiast–Laura Silver– with Proustian remembrances of knishes past. These nostalgic memories launched her on a global quest to pay homage to the knish. She has collected stories about her voyage in her deliciously appetizing book, Knish: In Search of the Jewish Soul Food. The reader is left with only one question: Where the nearest knish shop?”
~ Andrew F. Smith, author, New York City: A Food Biography

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Contemplating one’s demise isn’t a past time most of us like.
But picturing an orderly disposition of our estate? That is somehow more pleasing.
When parents aren’t able to address end of life issues like estate planning, they can be passing many difficulties on to their heirs – an inheritance of attorneys, legal documents, tax issues and headaches galore.
The New York Times published an interesting piece on estate planning today that’s well worth reading.


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Getting informed about pressing issues and getting out to vote is one of the best ways to ensure both you and your local community are represented in government at all levels— that you have a voice. The Library is here to ensure you’re properly registered and aware of all the options and dates of elections and, beyond that, you have easy, reliable access to trustworthy information on the issues and candidates to ensure a confident, informed vote.
Click here to find the answers to frequently asked questions about elections. Learn more about your Voters Rights and Accessibility information here.
To find your way around local, state & federal government, head over to our Community page, where the links to websites like the Senate, House of Representatives and more are listed.
Check out the New Jersey Division of Elections or Essex County Board of Elections website for the latest news, information, forms, deadlines, and more. Vote.org is another great tool for getting all the information on elections, including signing up for email or text reminders when its time to vote.
Millburn Public Library makes no official endorsements— these resources are simply curated here for your own research.


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Diesel fuel – A generic term that applies to any fuel that can safely be used in a Diesel engine.
Additive – A chemical that alters the characteristics of fuel.
DIESELFIX conforms to the requirements of Diesel fuel standards Worldwide .
DIESELFIX is designed to cause no alteration of fuel characteristics in any way. It works by altering the characteristics of contaminants found in all standard diesel fuel.
DIESELFIX, therefore, does not qualify as an “additive ” but is a generic diesel fuel in the strictest terms of the definitions.
DIESELFIX conforms to the fuel requirements of all diesel equipment manufacturers, thus cannot produce any rational objection to its use in equipment manufactured by them.
Winter brings its own set of water problems to Diesel .
Just because we’re out of the hot and humid months doesn’t mean water problems go away .
Water freezes in Diesel fuel when the temperature gets colder.
This is true more so in small systems (i.e actual engine fuel systems) than in storage tanks , but that’s precisely why the problem is serious – it appears in the place where the fuel is actually being used .
Most Diesel users have encountered freeze (waxing) problems at some point , whether it’s frozen in the fuel line or , more commonly , frozen water in the filter and in the watertrap . The only way to keep this from happening is to control the water before it gets to freezing temperature.
Diesel treated with DIESELFIX will tolerate up to -16°c before it freezes (waxes)


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The city of Tarragona is located on the east coast of Spain and sits south of Catalonia. Tarragona is the capital of Catalan comarca Tarragones. This city has an estimated population of 155,300 people according to the 2009 census.
Tarragona is home to many famous sites that date back to the Roman Era. Cuartel de Pilatos is believed to date back before the Roman Era and is said to be the palace used by Augustus, or better known as the house of Pilate. During the 19th century this building was also used to house prisoners. Placa de la Font is a circus that was built over a 2nd century amphitheatre. This amphitheatre can still be traced in this area situated on the sea side. After the fall of the Western Roman Empire, the amphitheatre was used mainly as a quarry until the circus was constructed. For anyone interested in the Roman history of the area, this is definitely a place you will want to visit. Some of the other sites you will be able to tour include the Roman citadel, the Aurelian Way, the sepulchre of the Scipios and the arch of Sura.
Cathedaral of Tarragona
The city of Tarragona is rich with religious history. With breathtaking cathedrals, convents and churches, tourists will not want to forget their cameras. This area houses historical landmarks, such as the Convent of Santa Teresa, the Convent of the Dominicans which is now used as the town hall, the Archiepiscopal Palace and the former Convent of San Francisco. The largest church in the area is The Cathedral. This building features beautiful stained glass windows, a hand crafted organ built by Don Amigo in the 16th century and a marble baptismal font that was relocated from the palace of Augustus in the 12th century. Tourists will definitely gain a new appreciation for Tarragona after visiting this historical area.

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After celebrating the Toyota’s RAV4’s 20th birthday, our columnist remembers the Suzuki X-90 and asks, will there ever be another small off-roader?
Earlier this year, I highlighted the fact that the 2014 Geneva Motor Show marked 20 years since the pioneering Toyota RAV4 was launched to an unsuspecting 4×4 world. I was hoping that Toyota would mark this major landmark in some suitable way and indeed it has, as you will see on p52.
Toyota thought it fitting to invite journalists from all over the world to join a Toyota RAV4 adventure in the Greek mountains. We had a great time trundling up the steep, rocky mountain tracks and haring around fast gravel stages that formed part of the WRC Rally earlier this year. You can read all about it in the feature. We didn’t take part in any serious off-roading as, let’s face it, the modern RAV isn’t an off-road machine any more. It was good, however, to clap eyes once again on the original RAV three-door (pictured below right), with its independent suspension and permanent four-wheel drive, and reminisce about the old days when the little compact SUV was a mighty fine little off-roader that also offered a very pleasing on-road drive. It was a reminder of times past and how the world once was. How the 4×4 market has changed! Indeed, the term ‘SUV’ is really no longer synonymous with off-roading and 4x4s, at least not in any meaningful sense.
While we were driving around a sunny and beautiful Greece we were comparing notes on the various machines that have come and gone since the RAV’s initial appearance in 1994. One that came up, and prompted much merriment and smiles all round, was the forgotten, bizarre, yet equally funky and mould-breaking Suzuki X-90 (pictured below left). Remember that? A far cry from anything 4×4 before or since, it was Suzuki’s two-seater sporty number that had a removable targa roof and the most under-damped suspension I think I have ever encountered. Like the RAV, it prompted raised eyebrows on its launch in 1996 with what was dubbed its ‘push-me-pull-you’ styling and, also like the Toyota to a certain extent, it was a pretty nifty off-roader if you really did want to push it. Okay, so its wheels waggled joyously in the air at the drop of a hat, but it happily went most places, thanks to its tiny wheelbase and surprisingly agile suspension. And it was the first ‘compact’ (if we can actually call it that? Has to be in a class of its own really) 4×4 to come in two- or four-wheel drive models, and had an auto’ version into the bargain. Two-wheel drive versions of the modern SUV have only been around in recent years.
Thinking about it now, what on earth was Suzuki thinking when it openly admitted it was aimed primarily at the US market? In the early ‘90s the US was crazy for big trucks; Suzuki’s expertise was in the smaller 4x4s, as in the exceptional LJ, SJ and Vitara, so it decided to try and lure the Americans in with a fun but useful alternative. Sadly, it didn’t work. The X-90 lasted only two years before withdrawal. I have no idea how many were sold in the UK, but you probably can count them on the fingers of two hands. The UK motoring public was totally confused by it – and also by the fact that it actually cost more, at £11,375 for the 4WD version, than the four-seat soft-top Vitara.
Unlike the RAV4, the X-90 regularly appeared in the World’s Ugliest Car polls, which probably helped hasten its demise. It didn’t really know what it was. The RAV4 knew what it was, it was just that the public wasn’t quite prepared for it. We were all used to traditional small 4x4s, such as the Suzukis mentioned earlier and Daihatsu Fourtrak, Lada Niva and the Fiat Panda (we talked about those at length also), with the cute Panda the sole survivor. So the RAV was a revelation, marking a new era of comfort and ‘lifestyle’. Sadly, not so the X-90, but it gave us something to talk about for two years!
The only three-door left to us at the moment is the Suzuki Jimny – now that was a diminutive 4×4 that Suzuki got absolutely spot on. The RAV has been a five-door-only model for some while and I think we need some fresh, new three-doors so that the Jimny and Panda can be part of a gang, although the Panda isn’t the 4×4 force it once was. A baby Land Rover is expected to be on its way. How about a modern baby RAV? And perhaps a baby Vitara again? What will the Jeep Renegade really be like?
Yep, the RAV4’s milestone has got me on my soapbox once more…
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Acoustic Music (AcousticMusic.Org) is a specialty shop of handmade acoustic guitars, mandolins, ukuleles and banjos with an emphasis on steel and nylon string guitars. The inventory normally includes over 180 new, used and vintage instruments.
They carry a wide variety of acoustic and electric guitars, solid body and hollow body electric guitars, Selmer style (Gypsy Jazz) guitars, carved archtop jazz guitars, nylon string classical and cross-over guitars, acoustic-electric guitars, bass guitars (acoustic and electric), specialty guitars and unique sized guitars, open and closed-back banjos, frailing and bluegrass banjos, bluegrass and classical A Style and F Style mandolins, ukuleles of all sizes, baritone guitars (acoustic and electric) as well as a broad ion of new and used tube and solid state amplifiers and accessories for the home and touring musician.
Acoustic Music is there to support the world of the guitar, mandolin, uke and banjo and those who play and collect the instruments. They view them as a rare combination of Art forms: The Luthiers Art of creation and the instruments ultimate purpose: Music and Performance.
AM.org maintain an inventory of instruments representing a wide variety of musical tastes and styles and provide an informal Gallery setting where you can take the time necessary to experience and play the instruments. The intention is to alloew people to actually get to know the work of some of the World’s finest Luthiers. For instrument collectors and agents of estates we offer evaluation services: for tax and market evaluations as well as insurance and sale evaluations. The in-house authority at Acoustic Music is based on over 120 years of playing, recording and dealing fine fretted instruments. If you are looking for a new, used or vintage guitar, mandolin or banjo, you are invited to their guitar shop in Guilford, Connecticut.
Acoustic Music is a CT guitar shop located just off interstate 95 between Boston, Providence and New York, close to New Haven, Hartford, Middletown, Springfield, New London and Groton CT. Always interested in considering trades. If you have an existing instrument(s) that may fit the quality and diversity of our inventory, please bring it by for review. At the very least, they will help you understand it’s origin, history and market value.
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) -- Police in Alabama say officers shot a woman who had shot an intruder during a home invasion after she didn't drop her weapon.
Huntsville police spokesman Lt. Darryl Lawson tells AL.com ( http://bit.ly/1E0MxwM ) the woman's estranged husband came into the house she shared with her mother armed with a gun Sunday afternoon. The woman opened fire with a shotgun, wounding him.
Her mother called 911 and when police arrived, they heard gunshots and saw the woman in the garage holding the shotgun. They demanded she drop the weapon and when she turned toward them with the gun in her hand, at least one officer fired.
Officers say the estranged husband's injuries are life threatening. The woman is expected to survive.
Lawson says the officer who shot the woman has been placed on administrative leave.
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Viewfinity Loads Systems Management To The Cloud For Remote Users
Start-up company Viewfinity has announced the release of version 2.5 of their cloud-based systems and privilege-management product. The management solutions use a technique called application encapsulation to maintain the integrity of the end-user desktop, as well as enabling quick rollback of user changes. Starting as a free product for up to 50 machines, Viewfinity brings software deployment and policy management to enterprise clients, no matter where they are located.
According to Viewfinity, the encapsulation process separates the application and the user's Windows settings from the operating system itself. Using Viewfinity's system driver layer, encapsulation can be applied to applications already installed on the system, as well as any new applications deployed to the client. Viewfinity suggests that by separating the applications from the host operating system, its solution can eliminate both the clutter associated with disparate applications and the problems arising from incompatible applications on the same machine.
Along with keeping the mobile end points clean through these application capsules, the cloud-based approach allows policy enforcement and system management to be supported both in and out of the office walls. The client agent connects the centralized Viewfinity hosted service, looking for policy updates and application installers, as well as uploading asset management information to the host. Viewfinity also maintains journals of user activities, such as adding printers, Windows and application settings. If the user experiences a problem, an administrator or help desk personnel can retrieve this journal, literally view a screen cap movie of the user activities and rollback those changes as needed.
Likewise, the privilege-management package allows enterprises to maintain a policy of least-required privileges for end-users and adjusts those privileges on the fly. For example, an administrator can enable a given application to be installed while restricting any other installations. If a connected user temporarily needs an elevated authority, the admin on the other end can push that change through in real-time without rebooting, as is usually necessary.
For many enterprises, the ratio between laptop and desktops has narrowed, with laptops no longer the minority of IT supported clients. With this shift to a highly mobile workforce, system management practices need to adapt to reflect this change. Traditionally, application rollouts focused on pushing them to LAN-connected clients, but in the current age of telecommuting, outsourcing and global corporate footprints, administrators have to continually think about the client machines that may never touch the local network.
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Developing and managing a network budget is hard work for network professionals, who often get hit with new projects that they know nothing about. Is there a better way to manage network spending?
Making the jump from outdated legacy technology to a more modern digital infrastructure will allow businesses to innovate at the speed and scale needed in today’s marketplace.
The business world is speeding up. The longer IT leaders wait to get their needs met, the more at risk their businesses and their jobs will be.


Mach Sakai With The Tokyo Marui CURVE Gas Pistol
24 Jun 2022
How will a champion shooter find handling a pistol that has a curved design? Mach Sakai reviews the Tokyo Marui CURVE Fixed Slide Gas Pistol that was released recently. A unique design, he checks it for its external features, operation and quick steel challenge to see how it performs. This pistol is now available in Japan and should be at airsoft retailers overseas as well.


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US Pharma Company Pays $97 Million to Settle Kickback Accusations
Gilead Sciences Inc., a California-based pharmaceutical company, is set to pay US$97 million to resolve allegations that it used a charity to pay the Medicare co-pays for one of its own drugs. The company said it had no intention to violate the law and does not believe it did.
Beneficiaries who obtain a prescription drug covered by Medicare may be required to pay part of the cost of the drug. This could take the form of a co-payment, co-insurance, or deductible.
The model is designed to encourage market forces to serve as a check on health care costs, including the prices that pharmaceutical manufacturers can demand for their drugs, a Department of Justice statement explained.
“The Anti-Kickback Statute prohibits pharmaceutical companies from offering or paying, directly or indirectly, any remuneration – which includes money or any other thing of value – to induce Medicare patients to purchase the companies’ drugs,” the statement said.
But that is exactly what Gilead Sciences Inc. was suspected of having done.
It allegedly used a foundation, Caring Voice Coalition, CVC, to cover the patients’ co-pays in order to induce those patients’ purchases of Letairis, a drug that is used in the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension. The DoJ statement said that Gilead knew that the prices it set for Letairis otherwise could have posed a barrier to those purchases.
By doing this, the company violated the False Claims Act, claimes the U.S. Attorney’s Office, District of Massachusetts. Gilead, it said, received data from CVC on exactly how many patients received payment to use Leitaris, so that they knew exactly how much to donate to the group each year.
“When pharmaceutical companies deceitfully employ the charitable donation process as an instrument to subsidize co-pays for their own drugs, it subverts a critical safeguard against the excessive inflation of drug costs,” said Phillip M. Coyne, Special Agent in Charge, Office of the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Service’s Boston Regional Office.
Manipulation of this process threatens the integrity of our federal healthcare system, disregarding the American taxpayer who ultimately bears the cost,” Coyne said, pledging that his office will keep confronting this type of conduct.

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Trinidad Express:-A senior police officer yesterday described as “heart-wrenching” the number of murders in Trinidad and Tobago.
President of the Trinidad and Tobago Police Service and Social Welfare Association (TTPSSWA), Insp Michael Seales, speaking on the Citadel Radio network, said also his group is “fed up, totally fed up” with the situation.
More than 60 people have been killed since the start of the year and several private sector organisations have called on the Keith Rowley government to implement a limited state of emergency as well as allow for soldiers to engage in what they term “the war” in the country.
Seales told radio listeners “it is heart wrenching when things like this (murder) happens. The association is fed up, totally fed up. It’s every day, it’s every weekend over and over again and the point is that it is almost like nothing is being done and that’s the observation of the association.

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To the editor: The randomized controlled trial of the effectiveness of tetracycline in the treatment of acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis reported by Nicotra and associates(l) failed to show tetracycline superior to placebo. However, the small number of patients in the study (20 patients per group) makes the authors' conclusion that there is no difference between the two treatments unwarranted. This conclusion involves a substantial risk of a "type II" or "beta" error: concluding that there is no statistical difference when an important difference exists.
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- The simply stylish Poppy bag is made of supple vintage leather.
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When it comes to motorcycles, naked bikes can be seen as stripped-down versions of sport bikes. These bikes have fewer body claddings and fairings, allowing the engine and transmission to be fully visible. Additionally, naked bikes are designed with raised or straight handlebars and forward-oriented footrests to provide a more comfortable riding position. For more information, you can read a detailed comparison of naked vs sports motorcycles on Viking Bags’ blog.
Despite their minimalistic appearance, naked bikes are far from slow. In fact, many of them have engines that are derived from sports bikes, although with slightly lower horsepower and torque figures. What sets naked bikes apart is their strong mid-range power and ample low-end torque, which make them well-suited for everyday riding on public roads or busy highways. Notable naked bike models include the BMW S 1000 R, Ducati Streetfighter V4 S, and KTM Super Duke R 1290.
In contrast, sports bikes are specifically designed for track racing and extreme speed. These bikes boast more powerful engines and suspension systems that are tuned for optimal handling. To achieve higher speeds, sports bikes feature aerodynamic fairings and claddings that effectively cut through the wind. They are a perfect match for riders seeking adrenaline-pumping performance on the race track.
However, the power of sports bikes comes with greater responsibilities. These bikes are better suited for experienced motorcyclists or veteran riders who possess the skills to handle their high-revving nature and immense torque. Additionally, riding a sports bike requires an aggressive posture, with the rider leaning forward on top of the fuel tank and placing their feet towards the rear.
While sports bikes excel on the track and respond well to rider inputs at high speeds, they tend to be less comfortable for longer journeys compared to naked bikes. On the other hand, naked bikes offer a more relaxed riding experience. It’s worth noting that some famous sports bike models include the Yamaha YZF-R1, the Suzuki GSX-R1000 Hayabusa, and the Honda CBR1000RR.
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Florida High School Baseball - Palmetto Ridge loses to EsteroApril 4, 2019: Naples, FL 34120
In Thursday's non-league game, the visiting Estero Wildcats baseball team scored a tight 11-6 victory over the Palmetto Ridge Bears.
The Wildcats (5-9) will now prepare for their game against Gulf Coast (Naples, FL). The Sharks go into the non-league game with a 11-4 record.
The Bears (1-12) will now prepare for their game against South Fort Myers (Fort Myers, FL). The Wolfpack go into the non-league game with a 2-9 record.


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Photographic prints taken by photographer William Claxton (October 12, 1927-October 11, 2008) of jazz musicians.
Scope and Contents:
Collection consists of twenty-eight photographic prints processed in 1999 by a professional laboratory for photographer William Claxton. The prints document jazz artists in recording sessions and performing throughout the United States. It is divided into two series: Series 1, Duke Ellington, 1955-1960, and Series 2, Other Artists, 1955-1970.
The collection is divided into two series.
Series 1: Duke Ellington, 1955-1960
Series 2: Other Artists, 1951-1970
Materials in the Archives Center, National Museum of American History:
Archives Center, National Museum of American History
Duke Ellington Collection, NMAH.AC.0301
William H. Quealy Collection of Duke Ellington Recordings, NMAH.AC.0296
Duke Ellington Oral History Project, NMAH.AC.0368
Billy Strayhorn Ephemera Collection, NMAH.AC.0383
Collection of Duke Ellington Ephemera and Related Audio-visual Materials, NMAH.AC.0386
Robert Udkoff Collection of Duke Ellington Ephemera, NMAH.AC.0388
Frank Driggs Collection of Duke Ellington Photographic Reference Prints, NMAH.AC.0389
New York Chapter of the Duke Ellington Society Collection, NMAH.AC.O390
Felix Grant Collection, NMAH.AC.0410
Carter Harman Collection of Interviews with Duke Ellington, NMAH.AC.0422
Archives Center Collection of Music Transcriptions of Duke Ellington Compositions, Carter Harman NMAH.AC.0430
Jazz Oral History Collection about Duke Ellington, NMAH.AC.0431
Herman Leonard Photoprints, NMAH.AC.0445
Don Brown Collection of Duke Ellington Recordings, NMAH.AC.0472
Betty McGettigan Collection of Duke Ellington Memorabilia, NMAH.AC.0494
Dr. Theodore Shell Collection of Duke Ellington Ephemera, NMAH.AC.0502
Jay McCarter Phonograph Record Collection, NMAH.AC.0541
Tom Whaley Collection, NMAH.AC.0652
Edward and Gaye Ellington Collection of Duke Ellington Materials, NMAH.AC.0704
Andrew Homzy Collection of Duke Ellington Stock Arrangements, NMAH.AC.0740
John Gensel Collection of Duke Ellington Materials, NMAH.AC.0763
W. Royal Stokes Collection of Music Publicity Photoprints, Interviews and Posters, NMAH.AC.0766
Milt Gabler Papers, NMAH.AC.0849
Paquito D'Rivera Music Manuscripts and Photograph, NMAH.AC.0891
Charismic Productions Records of Dizzy Gillespie, NMAH.AC.0979
Floyd Levin Jazz Reference Collection, NMAH.AC.1222
Al Celley Collection of Duke Ellington Materials, NMAH.AC.1240
James Moody Papers, NMAH.AC.1405
The National Museum of American History purchased the collection on March 31, 1999.
Collection is open for research. Gloves required with unprotected photographs.
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Srinagar 27 November (KNB): Vice President of People’s Alliance for Gupkar Declaration and President of People’s Democratic Party Mehbooba Mufti has accused Jammu and Kashmir administration for illegally putting her under house detention.
Posting a picture of an armored security vehicle blocking the entrance of her house,
former Jammu and Kashmir Chief Minister tweeted, “I’ve been illegally detained yet again. Since two days, J&K admin has refused to allow me to visit @parawahid’s family in Pulwama.”
She added, “BJP Ministers and their puppets are allowed to move around in every corner of Kashmir but security is a problem only in my case.”
In another tweet she said, “Their cruelty knows no bounds. Waheed was arrested on baseless charges & I am not allowed to even console his family. Even my daughter Iltija has been placed under house arrest because she also wanted to visit Waheed’s family.”
Retweeting the same, JK National Conference leader Omar Abdullah said, “Parking a truck in front of our gates is now standard operating procedure for this admin. They did the same to my father recently to stop him from praying.”
“Personal liberty is treated as a favour by the govt, to give & withdraw at will, with no interference from the judiciary,” Omar Abdullah said.
Pertinently, People’s Democratic Party youth leader Waheed Parra was arrested by the National Investigation Agency in connection with the DySP Devender Singh and Hizbul Mujahideen commander Naveed Babu’s arrest case, in New Delhi on Wednesday. (KNB)


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Things to look for while buying a nally bin for your industry
There are various things to look for while buying a nally mega bin for your industry. This includes the safety features, other features, cost, storage capacity, ensuring zero spillage and non-reactivity of the mega bins that have to be ensured while buying. You need to ensure that the following things are ensured to make sure that the food items contained in them are safe.
Without further delay let’s find out the things that have to be checked while buying the food items
The cost of buying a nally mega bin is huge. This also partially depends on the numbers to be bought, the shape, the size, the extra features that you might be looking for. The cost of buying is a huge budget and thus you need to be choosy on the material and find out what shapes and sizes of bins do you need.
The storage capacity of the bins
As mentioned above the food items are stored in the nally mega bins that are of varying capacity. Your food industry or the various food processing stages might need various types of food jars and bins. Be on the hunt for the ideal capacity. This applies separately for storing the liquid and solid food items. You need to know exactly what will be the storage bins and the capacities required in the various stages of food processing and treatment.
Ensuring zero spillage is important. this can be crucial of the food item being prepared is highly valuable. You need to ensure that the food items do not spill out of a nally megabin. This can bring in substantial loss to your food manufacturing or food processing business. If the food components spill out of a jar or a bin they have to be replaced immediately.
The best way to ensure zero spillage is to ensure that they are checked by being filled with water at the time of buying.
Ensuring that the bins are non-reactive with the bins
A nally mega bin has to be such that they are non-reactive with the substance contained in them. For this, there are two things that you have to know about. One of the types of food items that will be stored in them and the other one is to ensure that the two things that are the food item and the material of the nally mega bin are non-reactive.
This s one of the basic things to ensure while buying to prevent contamination of food as depending on the circumstances they might be stored in the nally mega bins for days.
Just check out the types of features that you need in a nally mega bin and then choose the best ones according to your budget.

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Making A Difference in Our County
University of Georgia Cooperative Extension is working hard for its constituents. The following are examples of Extension’s impact in the county over the past year.
Family and Consumer Sciences
The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) Cooking for a Lifetime Cancer Prevention Cooking Schools reached out to men and women ages 21 years and older who live in eligible rural Georgia counties. The school encourages participants to be screened for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer. Another goal was to increase the participants’ awareness about eating and exercise habits, as well as choosing healthier foods in the grocery store to reduce risk for cancer and improve health. Sylvia Davis, Mitchell County Extension Family and Consumer Sciences (FACS) agent, offered four two-hour programs as part of the USDA Cancer Prevention: Empowering Communities in the Rural South curriculum. The program reached approximately 100 participants from July 2017 through June 2018. Following the program, 86.4 percent of participants said they were definitely going to get a Pap test and 82.5 percent were definitely going to get a mammogram. Eighty-three percent said they would definitely get a colonoscopy. Earlier detection through screening can contribute to reduced health care costs as well as improved survival from related cancers.
4-H Youth Development
The Mitchell County 4-H Club offers youth programming and events that increase students’ knowledge of agriculture, water conservation, critical-thinking, leadership and public speaking. Agriculture is the No. 1 industry in Mitchell County, so youth are subjected to it daily whether they realize it or not. Our club meetings focus on relaying information about different crops grown in Mitchell County and how they impact the daily lives of the 4-H’ers. Hopefully, the youth within our community will begin to see that agriculture is not only farming, but something that their parents are involved in, whether they work at the poultry processing plant, the grocery store or the insurance office.
Our annual, three-day 4-H2O Camp, which educates 4-H’ers about water use, conservation and efficiency, had 153 youths and adults in attendance. Overall, nine counties from the Southwest District participated in this event. We invited speakers from Georgia and Florida, Mitchell County 4-H’ers, and colleagues from C.M. Stripling Irrigation Research Park to assist us in instructing.
Agriculture and Natural Resources
In peanut production, fungicides are one of the most costly expenses. Fungicide programs range from $50 per acre to more than $130 per acre, so the more local data a producer has, the better decisions they can make. There are many fungicides out there to choose from, and all claim to be better than the others. UGA Extension has a very large data set on many of these, but there is always a need for better local data. Peanut diseases cost Mitchell County producers hundreds of thousands of dollars each year. The primary diseases are white mold and leaf spot.
This year, five different fungicide programs were tested. The programs ranged from older programs with only Bravo and Folicur to the newest Elatus and Miravis programs, along with more moderately priced common programs. Each treatment was evaluated for fungicide efficacy and disease ratings were taken right before digging.
The results of this study shows that growers can justify the increased cost of the newer fungicide programs. The yield increase will more than pay for the cost, with an average yield increase of 650 pounds per acre. Peanut contracts are averaging 20 cents a pound, resulting in an increase of $130 per acre, more than double the additional cost of the newer fungicides. Mitchell County averages more than 30,000 acres of peanuts a year. This equates to growers getting an additional $75 of income per acre.

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Had a flu jab, probably 40 years ago and had never been so ill in my life! Everyone at work had it and the Christmas do had to be cancelled because we were all ill! Never had it since. However, this year the surgery nurse came to do mum’s and did me too because I am caring for her. Three weeks ago and haven’t got flu yet, though every time I sniff I suspect the worst.
I’ve had flu really badly. Probably the only time I’ve had a GP home visit in 50 years of being at the practice. Had my jab recently, no pain, but I did feel rough the next day. My best mate said she felt rough afterwards too.
This year jap gave me and my husband. A red rash on our upper arms just below the injection area.
my Mum has been having the flu jabs since they first came out. She had hers the other day with no ill effects.
Hubby and I have been having them several years too and no side effects. My arm usually itches for a few hours, then it disappears.


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Footage released by NASA shows Hurricane Florence as seen from the International Space Station after it made landfall near Wrightsville beach in North Carolina on September 14th, leaving five people dead.
Florence plowed into the Carolinas, knocking down trees, gorging rivers, dumping sheets of rain as it lumbered slowly inland before it was downgraded to a tropical storm still capable of wreaking havoc.
Though Florence’s shrieking winds diminished from hurricane force as it came ashore, forecasters said the sheer size of the 350-mile-wide storm and its painfully slow progress across North and South Carolina in the coming days could leave much of the region under water.
The storm was expected to move across parts of southeastern North Carolina and eastern South Carolina on Friday and Saturday (September 15), then head north over the western Carolinas and central Appalachian Mountains early next week, the NHC said. Significant weakening was expected over the weekend.
About 10 million people could be affected by the storm.
Keep up to date on the storm here: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/7247664/hurricane-florence-tracker-path-us-east-coast/
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PROVO — “I’ll go and see anything so long as it amuses me, or moves me. If it doesn’t do either I want to go home.” —Noel Coward
The above quote could apply to the average audience member in any theatre. Not all drama resounds with importance, nor does it always have to be glib and entertaining. What matters is that it does something. Unfortunately for Coward, his scripts tend to be staged in that middle world of nothingness that leaves audiences bored. Fortunately for Utah Valley, Blithe Spirit at the Covey Center in Provo does not fall into that trap.
I never like delving too much into summaries when I review a play, so I’ll give only the bare bones of the plot. It is essentially a story about recent newlyweds Charles and Ruth, played by Joshua Brown and Alice Johnson, who run into trouble when a seance accidentally brings back the less-than-good-natured ghost of Charles’ ex-wife Elvira, played by Bethany Woodruff. These three central characters where my favorite of the night, which is what I think made the production such a success.
Joshua Brown was excellent playing a Charles that was balanced between being sympathetic and beastly. If he had just been suave and witty the whole time, like so many other actors allow this character to become, then the second half of the play where the audience starts to see Charles’ true colors wouldn’t have seemed to make sense. Brown’s accent was pretty believable as well although it did falter every once in a while when emotions ran high. Alice Johnson’s Ruth was something special to behold as well. This type of a character needs someone with wit and fire in order for much of the banter to not come off as too misogynistic. Alice brought a great amount of spirit to her role, and easily moved from being a devoted newlywed to a a quick witted, no-nonsense equal.
Which brings us to Elvira. This is quite possibly one of the hardest roles to live up to since she is talked about so much before the audience actually sees her and is described as being passionate, earthy, playful, and ethereal. On top of that, she has to be ghostly without any of the added benefit of technical wizardry. That being said, Bethany Woodruff fit the bill perfectly. She wasn’t put in shrouds, and her face wasn’t made pale. To be honest, she didn’t need any of that. Instead she flitted about the stage with such an ease and playfulness that her own energy seemed to lend it’s own ghostly buoyancy.
While these three really made the evening worth it’s salt, there were some parts of the production that I felt could have made the show an absolute success if more thought had been put into them. Lynne Bronson’s portrayal of Madam Aracti is the most pressing example that comes to mind. Madam Arcati is the spirit medium in the show that hosts the seance that starts the whole story off, and I felt that she should have been the most eccentric character of the whole cast. While I could tell Bronson certainly had the ability to be a strong character, I could also certainly tell she needed more time with the script. Almost every line on her part was filled with awkward pauses and fumbling. If it was a character choice, I can understand the direction, but it needs to be stronger because to me as an audience member it came off as an actress trying to remember her lines.
Another problem I had was with the effects of the show. A show with a ghost in it certainly needs some atmosphere to it, and this script is even written with those elements in mind. Eric Samuelsen’s direction of these elements, however, were not quite strong enough to be successful. Possessed tables that move of their own free will and mysterious knocking on walls from the great beyond are certainly challenges in their own right, but I felt like there was not enough thought put into the answers to these challenges. It just felt like there wasn’t time to come up with a solution, so instead what the audience heard was actors banging on the wall from back stage. I do have to say though, that the convention used to put the ghosts on stage for the first time was pretty clever. I wished the rest of the shows effects were as well thought out. It just wasn’t as spooky and atmospheric as it was advertised to be, which I felt was a problem in direction, not in the script itself.
While Blithe Spirit is a really witty piece, and perfect for the Halloween season, I felt like what makes this production shine is the great acting work by the three leads. They all made witty lines seem natural, and I was never jarred by the bold characters they created. So while this play in it’s very nature isn’t particularly moving, it is quite amusing, and this showing in particular in unique enough to add to the list of shows to see this Halloween season.


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Grilled Cheese Marinara
Toast these cheese sticks outdoors on the grill or inside in a heavy skillet. The outside of these tasty sticks gets crispy and the inside melts during cooking.
Prep Time: 20 minutes
Total Time: 25 minutes
1. Preheat grill. Place heavy-duty foil on grill rack.
2. Cut cheese into twenty-four 1 1/2 x 1/2 x 1/3-inch pieces. In shallow dish combine cracker crumbs, Italian seasoning and pepper. In another shallow dish slightly beat eggs.
3. Line baking sheet with wax paper. Dip cheese pieces in egg. Roll in crumb mixture. Place on prepared baking sheet.
4. Place cheese pieces on foil-covered grill rack. Cover and grill over medium heat for 2 to 4 minutes or until cheese melts, turning once. Serve with whole crackers and marinara sauce.
NOTE: To cook cheese sticks in skillet, lightly brush heavy skillet with olive oil. In skillet cook cheese pieces, a few at a time, over medium heat for 2 to 4 minutes or until browned, turning once.


Soracom Announces Global Collaboration with Sony Semiconductor Solutions’ SPRESENSE™ IoT Microcontrollers
Soracom global IoT connectivity added to SPRESENSE recommended LTE operator list; SPRESENSE microcontroller board available for purchase through Soracom
SEATTLE and LONDON – June 7, 2022 – Soracom, Inc., a global provider of advanced IoT connectivity, today announced that SPRESENSE™ from Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation (hereafter “SSS”) has joined the Soracom Partner Space ecosystem and SSS identified Soracom as a recommended provider of connectivity for its SPRESENSE microcontrollers.
SSS’s SPRESENSE 6-core microcontroller board is ideal for professional IoT use cases, with a streamlined form factor, ultra-low power consumption, multiple sensor inputs, internal GPS, and edge AI support. The unique combination of solid computing performance and advanced power efficiency makes SPRESENSE suitable for edge computing. SPRESENSE is featured in applications where there is a need for sensor analysis, machine learning, image processing and data filtering in which other microcontroller-based alternatives fall short.
SSS’s SPRESENSE LTE extension board offers an on-board antenna for global LTE Cat-M1 connectivity. Combined with Soracom’s global IoT connectivity, SSS’s SPRESENSE LTE extension board makes it easy to connect almost anywhere in the world, control connections through the Soracom console and API, and access a wide range of services supporting secure private networking, data and protocol management, and integration with leading cloud platforms.
“Collaboration with Soracom enables global connectivity to our IoT SPRESENSE solution, providing an out-of-the-box experience that ensures our customers can be dedicated to driving innovative IoT solutions, especially for Edge AI applications,” said Kenichi Nakano, General Manager, Sony Semiconductor Solutions Corporation.
Supporting more than 4 million connections with global IoT coverage in more than 160 countries, Soracom offers a portfolio of powerful connectivity solutions that help IoT deployments connect securely and easily to leading hyperscaler platforms, reduce data and power requirements, and manage total cost of ownership at scale.
The Soracom Partner Space enables partners to access live opportunities and technical collaborations to provide services to IoT innovators around the world. In turn, customers are able to find trusted partners who will help them bring solutions to market and scale more quickly, create differentiators, and simplify the IoT journey. Soracom Partner Space partners have supported many of the projects behind Soracom’s expansion.
Soracom now offers the SPRESENSE LTE-M IoT Connectivity Kit in its online store. The package also includes the official LTE Extension board for SPRESENSE, a Soracom IoT SIM card, and access to Soracom connectivity and platform services.
“Soracom is committed to partnering with leaders in hardware, software, and services to offer customers a robust global ecosystem that accelerates speed to market and success at scale,” said Kenta Yasukawa, co-founder and CTO, Soracom. “Sony’s SPRESENSE offers IoT innovators an exceptional platform for the creation of new connected experiences that take full advantage of edge and the cloud.”
SPRESENSE is a trademark of Sony Group Corporation.
SPRESENSE is a low-power board computer for the IoT that is equipped with a GPS receiver and supports High-Resolution Audio codecs. The board allows for IoT versatility and can be developed for a vast range of uses, such as a drone utilizing the GPS and high-performance processor, a smart speaker utilizing High-Resolution Audio recording and playback as well as the built-in full-digital amplifier, or a low-power time-lapse camera utilizing the camera interface. SPRESENSE will make the IoT smarter and more efficient.
Soracom is leading the democratization of IoT connectivity, offering robust solutions specifically designed to make it easy to build, operate, and scale IoT deployments. Founded in 2015, Soracom now serves more than 20,000 startups, SMBs and global enterprises across all industries, from agriculture, energy, construction and transportation to consumer electronics, manufacturing, real estate and healthcare. Customers trust Soracom for affordable, reliable connectivity that accelerates speed to market, makes it easy to connect to the cloud, and offers access to a worldwide partner ecosystem. More information is available at www.soracom.io.
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Necessary Trouble : Americans in Revolt /
We are witnessing a moment of unprecedented political engagement and social activism, among them the growth of the Tea Party, BlackLivesMatter, and the grassroots networks supporting presidential candidates like Bernie Sanders. Jaffe leads readers into the heart of these movements, explaining what h...
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- Title Page; Copyright; Dedication; Contents; Introduction: No Future Shock; One: Banks Got Bailed Out, We Got Sold Out; Two: Middle-Class Meltdown and the Debt Trap; Three: Walmart, Walmart, You Can't Hide, We Can See Your Greedy Side; Four: Challenging the Austeritarians; Five: Race to the Bottom; Six: A Moral Movement; Seven: Red Scares and Radical Imagination; Eight: The Militarization of Everything; Nine: Change Is Gonna Come; Conclusion: Our Future Is Not Yours to Leverage; Acknowledgments; Notes; Index; About the Author


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Lost Battalion historian becomes part of World War I documentary on PBS
Charles Whittlesey faithfully followed orders, moving his battalion into a ravine against heavily fortified German troops in what would be the last gasp of the Great War.
The only problem: The units on either side didn't keep up and Whittlesey's battalion soon was pinned down by the Germans, cut off without food or water. For four days, Whittlesey and his 554-man unit fought wave after wave of German soldiers.
Born in Florence, Wis., Whittlesey survived though most in his unit, which became known as the Lost Battalion, did not.
The story of the Lost Battalion is part of a three-night, six-hour "American Experience" documentary airing on PBS April 10-12 to coincide with the centennial of America's involvement in World War I. The third episode features the leading authority on the Lost Battalion, an amateur historian and author from Waterford, Wis.
Robert Laplander has been interested in World War I for many years, and in the late 1990s, he began reading as much as he could about the Lost Battalion. Over several years, he found records in the National Archives in Maryland, tracked down family members of the soldiers who shared their relatives' stories of the battle. He has visited France five times to walk through the area where the battalion of the 77th Division made its stand.
His book "Finding the Lost Battalion: Beyond the Rumors, Myths and Legends of America's Famous WWI Epic" was published in 2006 and has been reissued this year.
In late September 1918, an Allied offensive involving 1.2 million troops halted the war, but not until hundreds of thousands were killed and injured in a 47-day battle that ended on the last day of the war, now commemorated as Veterans Day. More than 26,000 Americans died.
For American soldiers, the Meuse-Argonne offensive was the biggest battle fought during World War I. The 32nd Red Arrow Division, now part of the Wisconsin National Guard, took part. It's where Sgt. Alvin York gained fame and where future president Harry Truman commanded an artillery battery. And it's where Whittlesey's unit earned its nickname.
"The Battle of Meuse-Argonne is the bloodiest battle America ever fought, but nobody knows about it. It's been totally forgotten to history," said Laplander.
The "American Experience" series begins with President Woodrow Wilson convincing Congress and an isolationist America to enter the Great War. Although Wilson had embraced neutrality as Europe exploded in flames, eventually he realized America needed to get involved. A Southerner whose family was on the losing side of the Civil War, Wilson knew the devastation of war.
"He agonized over the question of sending young American men to the trenches. But he also profoundly believed if America was going to have an impact and significant role to play in the postwar world, we had to prove ourselves on the battlefield," said Stephen Ives, a producer, writer and director of the Great War series.
With the war coinciding with the birth of the moving image, Ives tapped a treasure trove of black-and-white newsreel film shot by cameramen from both sides of the fight. He also sought out historians like Laplander.
"Robert Laplander is a dream interview for a historical documentary filmmaker. He's smart, articulate and brings immediacy to his storytelling that is just utterly irreplaceable," said Ives.
Laplander is happy to see the Lost Battalion and its commander, who was awarded the Medal of Honor, finally reach a wider audience. Whittlesey was a pacifist and socialist working as a lawyer in New York when he decided to join the Army during the Great War.
"He was not a combat soldier; he wound up in charge of a battalion because the attrition rate was so heavy," Laplander said. "He was an extremely conscientious officer. The reason why his unit ended up in that ravine is because he followed orders to the letter."
In some respects, Whittlesey was a casualty just like the men he lost in the Argonne Forest.
Decades before it was called post-traumatic stress, Whittlesey had difficulty coping with what he saw and did during the war. Three years after the war's end, Whittlesey was a pallbearer at the burial of the unknown soldier at Arlington National Cemetery.
A few days later, he boarded a ship in New York headed to Havana. He committed suicide by jumping overboard. Whittlesey's body was never recovered.


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The newest twisty domestic suspense from the author of Then She Was Gone.
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Melville Heights is one of the nicest neighborhoods in Bristol, England; home to doctors and lawyers and old-money academics. It’s not the sort of place where people are brutally murdered in their own kitchens. But it is the sort of place where everyone has a secret. And everyone is watching you.
As the headmaster credited with turning around the local school, Tom Fitzwilliam is beloved by one and all—including Joey Mullen, his new neighbor, who quickly develops an intense infatuation with this thoroughly charming yet unavailable man. Joey thinks her crush is a secret, but Tom’s teenaged son Freddie—a prodigy with aspirations of becoming a spy for MI5—excels in observing people and has witnessed Joey behaving strangely around his father.
One of Tom’s students, Jenna Tripp, also lives on the same street, and she’s not convinced her teacher is as squeaky clean as he seems. For one thing, he has taken a particular liking to her best friend and fellow classmate, and Jenna’s mother—whose mental health has admittedly been deteriorating in recent years—is convinced that Mr. Fitzwilliam is stalking her.
Meanwhile, twenty years earlier, a schoolgirl writes in her diary, charting her doomed obsession with a handsome young English teacher named Mr. Fitzwilliam…
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Lisa Jewell does it again with another delightful suspenseful thriller! Slow to build in the beginning, the story develops into a ‘who is watching who’ mystery that I couldn’t predict the ending of.
Amazing read, couldn’t put it down. Scandalous, salacious, jaw-dropping, like a Lifetime movie as a book - but 30x better. It will really have you guessing until the end! Plus, love the short chapters
This book has many layers and all of them intertwined and overlapped so well, the mystery of where it was going and who was involved was something that kept me interested and wondering what came next
Really enjoyed this one. Towards the end I couldn’t put it down. I loved the connections between the characters revealed along the way. I was right about the killer, but wrong about the victim!
Winter Garden, FL
My first Lisa Jewel and it took me a Sunday to read. After I ended up buying many of her other books and reading them all. She’s really great - you won’t regret reading any of her books!
Wills Point, TX
Love Lisa Jewell! I heard her referred to as "low-rent Lianne Moriarty" once, so read one of her books. I think it's unfair to say she's low-rent, but the styles are similar. Love them both.
So many layers to unwrap throughout this suspenseful read that kept me guessing till the end with a plot twist I really did not see coming. Another great thriller by Lisa Jewell ????????
Saginaw , MI
I couldn't stop reading and every time I thought I knew what was going on I was wrong. The characters were complex and the conclusion had me rethinking previous assumptions I had made.
East Petersburgh, PA
It took me a little bit to get into this, mostly because of how it flip-flopped between points of view. Overall, I LOVED the story and definitely did not guess the correct murderer.
Excellent thriller! This is why I love this genre. Tiny details wove together in a way I couldn’t have ever totally guessed. So many possibilities. Everyone is being watched!
Each character's chapter left out just enough details to have me making assumptions that turned out to be all wrong. I was left wondering who was guilty up until the very end.
I am obsessed with Lisa Jewell, she keeps you on the edge of your seat and can throw you for a loop that is unexpected but totally believable. Another great book from her.
Lisa Jewell comes through again with her writing style that keeps me saying “just one more chapter”, which turns into me finishing the book in one sitting.
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I read four books of a month. This is literally one of the best books I’ve ever read. I wanted the rest of my life to stop so I could just read this!!!
Great book! Better than her last one I read. I really thought the ending was fantastic, it wasn't super predictable like some others in this genre.
San Francisco, CA
I LOVE Lisa Jewell. Her writing rocks. This was well done and had a fast-moving plot. I just wanted to know what happened! Wasn't disappointed.
Racine , WI
Great writing, interesting story. Handed this one off to Mom as soon as I finished! ( that is a great measure of how much I like something).
Intriguing cast of characters and perspectives. There were twists and turns, building up suspision and suspence until the very last page!
Kingsport , TN
Lisa Jewell is one of my favorite authors, and this newest book didn’t disappoint! This one left me guessing until the final pages!
Couldn't put this book down! While I could guess some parts a good portion of the book kept me guessing. Very enjoyable read.


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William Hogarth - Biography and Legacy
English Engraver, Satirist and Painter
Biography of William Hogarth
Childhood and Early Training
William Hogarth was born on November 10th, 1697 in London. His father, Richard, was a classical scholar, but although well-educated, was not wealthy, making a precarious living as a schoolmaster, from writing Latin and Greek textbooks and, later, as a coffee house proprietor. The Hogarth family moved a number of times during Hogarth's early years, but always remained within the bustling East End of the city, near to Smithfield Market.
In 1705, William's older brother (also named Richard) died at the age of ten. Infant mortality rates were high and an older brother and two sisters had already died before Hogarth was born; only William and his sisters Mary and Ann survived to adulthood. Hogarth biographer, Jenny Uglow writes: "In those days, children were not kept away when sickness struck. Rooms were darkened, parents wept, and local women came in to lay out small bodies. Bereft of his older brother, [William] had to adjust to the new role as the eldest child."
Around 1708, the Hogarth coffee house failed and Hogarth's father fell into debt, resulting in him being detained in Fleet prison. The family moved to cramped rooms nearby in Black and White Court and Richard was allowed to join them at this address in 1709, the property being within the bounds of the wider prison jurisdiction. It is probable that his mother Anne and Wiliam himself, as the eldest son, worked to maintain the family during the four years that his father was imprisoned. Both London's East End and the area around Fleet Prison was impoverished and crime-ridden at the time, and it is probable that Hogarth's birthplace and childhood homes had a significant impact on his later career and choice of subjects.
During his father's incarceration, Hogarth is unlikely to have attended school as this cost money, but it is probable, given his competence in Latin and French, that his father tutored him in these subjects. At the age of 16, Hogarth was apprenticed to a silver engraver, engraving items such as watch cases, plates and cutlery, usually with heraldic designs. Although he quickly became bored by his work, Hogarth was a sociable and convivial character, and during his days as an apprentice enjoyed the hubbub of London life. He would visit coffee houses and theaters, befriending writers, musicians and actors and his love of the theater can be seen the theatricality of many of his later works. He also liked to walk, and would explore the city streets, sketching the characters that he saw around him.
In 1720, Hogarth left his apprenticeship early and, at the age of 23, successfully set up his own shop offering silver engraving as well as copper etched plates for printing business cards and book illustrations. It is not clear where he learnt this skill, but he was clearly adept at it by this date when he produced his own shop card by way of advertisement.
Eager to develop his drawing and painting, he started attending classes in St Martin's Lane and in 1724 he joined a drawing school at the home of history painter Sir James Thornhill, an artist he had long admired. At the age of 30, Hogarth began his painting career in earnest, and found success producing "conversation pieces" for wealthy patrons. These paintings showed groups of men and women at leisure and were rooted in the Rococo work of Antoine Watteau. He sometimes found these paintings tedious, however, and as a way of alleviating the boredom he also began to produce sketches and engravings of humorous everyday scenes, pieces that would pave the way for his later works of commentary on contemporary life.
In March 1729 Hogarth eloped with Thornhill's daughter Jane. They did not have any children, but had a long and happy marriage living in between London and the Essex countryside. The following year he began his work on his groundbreaking A Harlot's Progress, a series of six paintings (which he copied and circulated widely as prints) that told a story of a young women's corruption and subsequent decline in London. It was a critical and commercial success, bringing him recognition, and financial and artistic independence. The money generated by the work also allowed Hogarth and his wife to move to London's more fashionable West End.
The series became so popular that it was widely copied and produced as cheap, inferior engravings for the mass market by Hogarth's competitors. As Hogarth received no payment for these copies and the poor nature of the artwork damaged his reputation, Hogarth lobbied parliament to provide legal copyright protection for engravers such as himself. This was passed in 1735 as The Engraving Copyright Act, also known as Hogarth's Law, and was one of the first of its kind in the world. Although he had completed The Rake's Progress, his second series of images, he waited to publish until the law was fully passed.
Hogarth continued to socialize with other artists and designers, frequenting the well-known Old Slaughter's Coffee House on St Martin's Lane, a haunt for intellectuals. From here he set up the St Martin's Lane Academy in 1735, a precursor to the Royal Academy, which was not formally established until more than three decades later.
Hogarth followed the same pattern for a number of his later works, producing a series of paintings, and then selling the prints of them at a price that targeted the new, moneyed middle classes. He saw real success from his series Marriage A-la-Mode (1745) which was aimed specifically at a middle-class audience in that it poked fun at the aristocracy. The six-part series told the story of the fictional aristocratic family The Squanderfields who had fallen on hard times. Their solution was to marry their son into a wealthy merchant family, but this marriage of convenience ended in disaster, as the final plate demonstrated.
Hogarth also continued to produce paintings and was a skilled portrait painter and colorist, but the success of his prints eclipsed public appetite for his painting. Around 1740 he produced a full-length portrait of philanthropist and founder of the Foundling Hospital, Captain Thomas Coram, which was widely praised and imitated. By 1751, however, Hogarth had become disillusioned by the disappointing amount of money his paintings made at auction. As writer Susan Elizabeth Benenson says: "Hogarth, in anger and mortification, retreated into aggrieved isolation, pursuing his philanthropic interests but adopting, in public, a defiant and defensive pose that involved him in increasingly rancorous debate on artistic matters." He took on a number of charitable roles and began to produce prints that were more focused on poverty and social issues.
In 1753 he wrote The Analysis of Beauty, an aesthetic treatise in which he rejected the formal style and proportions of the Italian Old Masters, expressed the importance of variety in art, and pro-posed that the serpentine line was central to all forms of beauty. The book sold well, but also opened him up to criticism from the establishment and most prominently by the young artist, Paul Sandby who created a number of satirical prints directly targeting Hogarth and his work. The book was heavily influenced by Hogarth's own practices and it had limited impact on the work of other contemporary painters. In his enthusiasm for the serpentine line, however, Hogarth reflected the art and design of the Rococo and preempted its importance in the later Art Nouveau movement.
In 1759 Hogarth produced a work entitled Sigismunda Mourning over the Heart of Guiscardo, which he had hoped would establish him as a respected history painter, but the wealthy patron who had commissioned it, Sir Richard Grosvenor, rejected it. It also received a number of poor re-views. Hogarth was furious and humiliated and in response to criticism, he removed it from exhibi-tion.
Hogarth returned to prints in 1762, producing The Times, a series of elaborate political allegories which shocked and divided the public. Offending right-leaning journalists, a counter attack was launched and Hogarth himself, again, became the subject of satire. Journalists and activists, John Wilkes and Charles Churchill accused Hogarth of falling into moral, mental and physical decline. A feud was born that lasted the rest of the artist's life. Hogarth died at home on October 25, 1764 from a ruptured artery and was buried near his second home in the countryside of Chiswick.
The Legacy of William Hogarth
Hogarth had been controversial among his peers. As Stephen Deuchar noted, when he was director of Tate Britain: "Hogarth's contemporaries found him always 'ingenious', variously zealous, flamboyant and self-righteous - a consummate operator and occasionally naive...His art was rarely considered to lie amidst the realms of greatness occupied by the Old Masters, whose uncritical devotees he so readily mocked."
This statement is supported by the writings of Joshua Reynolds, first president of the Royal Academy, who rejected Hogarth's attempts at history painting. In 1788, Reynolds said Hogarth should be celebrated for inventing "a species of dramatic painting" and for his ability "to explain and illustrate the domestic and familiar scenes of common life", but that his ambitions in the "great historical style" were not only impudent but presumptuous.
Hogarth's work, however, did lay the foundations for the English School of Art, a movement which marked the emergence of a national artistic tradition. As art critic Jonathan Jones says: "Before Hogarth, there was not really any such thing as British art. There was art made in Britain, by such great European masters as Rubens and Van Dyck. But it was Hogarth who created the idea of a British school."
Though the artist was praised and remembered after his death - especially in terms of the variety of work he produced, Hogarth's legacy wasn't fully appreciated in his lifetime. As John Constable said: "Hogarth has no school, nor has he ever been imitated with tolerable success." Hogarth later found following in the Romanticism movement especially in literature. His series led the way in the exploration of individual experience, which became a key motif of 18th century novels.
Hogarth's work was also hugely important in promoting British painting and engravings abroad. He had a profound influence on James McNeill Whistler, who in 1901 campaigned for Hogarth's Chiswick home to be preserved for future generations, writing angrily that "I am told that nothing official has been done, either by the Government, or The Royal Academy, to keep in respect the memory of [the nation's] one 'Master' who, outside of England, still is 'Great'." Whistler had been given a book of Hogarth's engravings as a child, and was inspired by the artists' paintings - specifically his brushwork and use of color. His multi-focal compositions can also be seen as inspirations in the work of David Wilkie (who was celebrated as "the Hogarth of his day"), William Powell and Ford Madox Brown.
Today Hogarth is best recognized as a satirist, who, as art historian Mark Hallett notes "offered an acidic and sometimes comic vision of a society mired in corruption and hypocrisy, and who told remarkable pictorial stories about the flawed and ill-fated individuals - prostitutes, rakes, alcoholics, yokels, thieves and murderers - who lived and died outside the boundaries of respectable society".


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R.I.P. RICHARD WILLIAMS, THE BEST ANIMATOR IN THE WORLD
R.I.P. the acknowledged best animator in the world, Richard Williams who passed away at the age of 86, August 16, 2019. He pioneered SO many then innovative techniques in films and media, including slow fades between etching-like line drawings to add action to an antique art medium, best seen in the first video clip *LINK , the opening credits to the 1968 film The Charge of the Light Brigade.
The second clip **LINK documents his much messed with animation opus The Thief and the Cobbler, which is the animation equivalent of Orson Welles' The Magnificent Ambersons. Yes, The Thief and the Cobbler, was released, but much changed for the worse... Oh yeah, most commercially he animated Who Framed Roger Rabbit.


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2. Stop trying.
Your novel needs less “trying” and more “doing” from you. Like Yoda said, Do or do not. There is no try.
3. Stop the Inner Critic’s crazy rants.
Shut it down. Duct tape its mouth. Stand on its neck. Whatever you do, don’t let the Inner Critic make you doubt yourself. There’s no reason to. This is open range and there are no rules, no right and wrong. You can do Whatever. You. Want.
4. Don’t overdose on caffeine.
Seriously. I’m sorry, but it has to be said. Call it tough love if you want, but more writers go stark raving mad in espresso-fueled rages than any other artists (with the exception of polka musicians, for obvious reasons).
Trust me on this. You don’t want your neighbors finding you crawling through their pet door at 3am in search of more coffee because you ran out at your house two hours earlier. Not that that’s happened to me. I’ve just heard stories.
5. Stop thinking it should be easier.
That’s like hoping gravity will get less gravity … er … ish. Less gravity like. OK, poor choice of words. You know what I mean. Bottom line: writing is what it is. Sometimes it’s easier than at other times. Expect it to be work and you’ll be thrilled when it doesn’t feel that way.

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heAn Clickearly restart as Mandy headed off to Holyhead for the ferry to Ireland and I headed down to South Wales. I was at Merthyr before 8am and was on my way with an hour of film by ten and then on to blackwood, friendly bus drivers but very nasty aggressive car drivers one nearly mowed me down in the small carpark heading back after filming, he carreered into the car park beeped at me as I walked to my car and swerved round me, he turned out to have a kind in the car! The other incident was an angry in a hurry motorist when I was walking to the bus station who was frantically beeping at a blind lady being assisted across the road, some of the worst driving I've seen. I had a witness at the car park and would have reported him if I had the time. Then it was on to Bridgend which was so awful and dangerous near the bus station I thought I'd best get away from the drinks and druggies and have a brew but where we went last time seemed to have gone downhill, I hurried away stopping at port Talbot but it was near dead at the bus station so headed the short distance to Neath which has quite a busy little bus station, more a series of fenced off bus stops. That brought me to the end of the days filming the holiday Inn express was a short drive by the motorway into Swansea, breakfast at six thirty tomorrow and if I can het done early I'm going to try to get to Hereford on my way homr to edit.
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Love is when a Man wipes your tears, even after you left Him hanging on the cross for your sins!
Isaiah 25:8 ... He will swallow up death in victory; and the Lord God will wipe away tears from off all faces; and the rebuke of his people shall he take away from off all the earth: for the Lord hath spoken it.
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There’s a letter making the rounds on social media apparently written by a high school student to her principal protesting the school’s dress code. The gist of it is that girls are busted for dress code far more than boys, it’s not the girl’s responsibility to control boys’ thoughts and lusts, dress codes create a ‘rape culture’, and basically demanding – as a blow for female equity – that girls should be able to dress as they damn well please at school or anywhere else.
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