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Spousal Support Attorney in Nashua, New Hampshire
Understanding Financial Obligations After Divorce
With the inevitable financial changes that come with divorce, you may have significant concerns about your finances after the process is final. In a New Hampshire divorce, it is possible one spouse will be awarded alimony. Whether you hope to receive this type of financial support or you will have to make these payments, we can explain your rights and help you secure the best possible outcome.
At Follender Law Offices, P.L.L.C., in Nashua, we understand ending a marriage is a complex process, which is why we help our clients find reasonable, workable solutions for all of their legal concerns. Our experienced divorce attorney Rick Follender can assist you as you navigate important issues, such as your potential financial obligations or your rightful claim to alimony.
Determining Alimony in New Hampshire Divorces
Divorce does not always merit the payment of spousal support, but when it does, it is typically because there is significant financial discrepancy between the two divorcing parties. The higher-earning spouse will pay a specified amount of money to the lesser-earning spouse in order to allow him or her to adjust to financial changes, return to school or find another employment. The court will consider the following factors among others when determining the payment and amount of alimony:
The length of the marriage
The income of both parties
Whether one spouse gave up his or her career in support of the other spouse
Whether one spouse stayed home with the children for a large portion of the marriage
The age and health of both spouses
The earning capacity of the lesser-earning spouse and his or her ability to find additional employment
Perhaps you did not work for a portion of the marriage and believe you have a rightful claim to support, or you may feel that your spouse does not need alimony. Whether it is through negotiations or in litigation, we will represent your interests and help you fight for an outcome that allows you security for years to come.
In Divorce Proceedings, Experience Matters
When it is your post-divorce future on the line, the experience of your attorney matters. Alimony is a difficult legal concern, but no matter which side of this issue you find yourself on, our lawyer can explain your options and help you protect your rights. Learn more about spousal support and your divorce by calling or emailing. We offer free initial consultations with our attorney.


A forgotten gem from Sinatra gets another chance in the spotlight. Plus, previously unreleased material from another Frank and three more new CDs.
The Stones issue a 2003 concert. Also, train-themed and reggae anthologies, Beach Boys hits, and a jazz concert at dawn.
A 10-CD box delivers all the Swedish pop group’s hits-packed albums, including 2021’s ‘Voyage,’ plus non-LP tracks.
In 1977, the Stones took a break from huge venues to play a tiny club with memorable results.
Gauthier arrives at a hopeful place, plus an anniversary edition of a classic Coltrane CD and more new releases.
A half dozen noteworthy new CDs, including the Dirt Band’s collection of Dylan covers and a potentially star-making third release from Banditos.


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126 Phillip Street, Sydney, NSW
Ancon Building Products supplied heavy duty cast-in channels to support the curtain wall façade at 126 Phillip Street in Sydney's Central Business District.
The 40-storey commercial office that has Deutsche Bank as its main tenant is hard to miss due to the 'spires' which form its 280-tonne structural steel architectural roof feature.
The building was designed by Foster & Partners, with construction undertaken by Bovis Lend Lease.
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Ancon is proud to announce the launch of its new company and brand logos as part of its on-going evolution.
Ancon is exhibiting at the 2016 NZ Bridges Summit on 1st - 2nd November in Auckland. The conference is endorsed by the NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) and we will be showcasing our BT range of threaded reinforcement couplers, our MBT range of bolted couplers and various Lifting Systems including our brand new EdjPro Narrow Anchor system.

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Audience and employees will be required to receive COVID-19 booster shots before they can enter the the Metropolitan Opera starting January 17th. Those not yet eligible to receive a booster shot will be allowed a two-week grace period after they become eligible.
The Met was closed from March 2020 until September because of the pandemic, canceling 276 performances plus an international tour. It has drawn approximately 160,000 for its first 59 performances this season, which runs until June. Average capacity has been 73%; ticket distribution has been limited to 3,700, down from 4,000, with the first few rows and standing room not sold.
“With the news of the rapid spread of the Omicron COVID-19 variant,” the Met said in an email to the company on Wednesday, “it is clear that we must now take additional steps to protect our community.”
Up to 3,000 people are employed by the Met on performance days.
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Anime fans are holding up with a blend of energy and fear for the arrival of Alita: Battle Angel this week – thus far, the film seems to be headed toward strong begin in the cinema world!
As revealed by Deadline, Alita has made $32 million of every eleven abroad markets. The film is said to as of now be outpacing motion pictures like The Maze Runner and Ready Player One in market-to-showcase examinations. It’s a promising begin for twentieth Century Fox, which will open the manga adjustment in the US this week, and over in China on Feburary 22nd.
Alita: Battle Angel came in at No. 2 in Korea ($10.9M), where it is said to have beat out some real challenge for the second spot wrap up. Taiwan saw the film complete at No. 1 ($4.8M), which was Fox’s fourth greatest opening in the nation. The UK got a $4.2M film industry return, with 42% of that made in 3D ticket deals. At long last, Malaysia got $2.9M, making it Fox’s second greatest opening in that locale.
While Alita is set for a solid begin in the Asian markets, regardless it has a noteworthy tough move toward achieving the end goal of benefit. The CGI-overwhelming 3D film is accounted for to have a spending drawing closer $170M, which is a blockbuster motion picture cost, for what could without much of a stretch be an adjustment that just has specialty bid for the manga/anime swarms. In any case, the advertising for Alita has been overwhelming here in the US, with advertisements touting the kind of general activity minutes and name acknowledgment (“James Cameron,” “Symbol,” “Robert Rodriguez”) that could enable the film to reach past its center statistic. That is a long way from a certification, however since there is sufficient “occasion film” display incorporated with Alita, it’s certainly conceivable.
Like with numerous pundits, our authority Comicbook.com audit of Alita: Battle Angel was entirely part over the motion picture’s benefits and blames:
“Everything considered, the film is a vivid getaway to a different universe. Endeavors at feeling and human associations are enhanced by astounding visual and down to earth impacts, alongside very much made activity groupings. It won’t be the following Avatar in spite of being a similarly huge thought, yet Alita fabricates its own reality for a second experience which could get gatherings of people more contributed.
Rating: 3 out of 5”
Alita: Battle Angel is planned to discharge in theaters on February fourteenth.


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Meet the larger than life tattooing Texan who wrangled the PNW with little more than a tattoo kit and his southern charm. In January of 2014 with the help of his faithful sidekicks, this "lone ranger" opened up Arcadia Tattoo. He can now be found leaving a trail of colorful living artworks in his dust, as he rides off into the sunset.
Metaphons aside, Peter Dominguez is larger than life. So it stands to good reason that Peter Dominguez tattoos are, by nature, as mystically awe-inspiring as the man himself. And go figure, (if you looked at his portfolio above, then you know...) they are.
Pete's exceptional design and color realism skills make him one of the best tattooers in the Seattle/Tacoma area, and enable him to bring to life a variety of designs; from beautiful realistic flora, to boldly contrasted and colorful comic book characters.
He's been highly awarded throughout his 20 year career for his accomplishments, which is beyond evident upon entering his station at the shop. Awards adorn the walls from floor to ceiling. In the last two years he's received 5 awards for competition winning tattoos at the local and highly competitive Seattle Tattoo Expo.
When he's not tattooing, life revolves around familia primero, y musica, videa games, comics, old chevy's, motorcycles, and the like.
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Fewer than one in five (18%) people online follow the show they’re watching on TV via Twitter, according to a report from global forecasting firm Strategy Analytics which identifies the six main ways people watch TV today, by the degree to which connected devices impact viewing and TV interaction.
Traditional TV viewers, dubbed “couch potatoes” in the report, are the largest segment but only account for one third (33%) of people online who watch TV. Very focused on TV when watching it, they never phone or text people about what they’re watching and hardly ever use social media. None of this group uses Twitter trending topics or hashtags on a weekly basis to follow a show they’re watching.
The next biggest group, “OTTers” – accounting for one in four (26%) people – are less interested in TV, being the most likely to go 24 hours without watching it. They prefer to watch shows via online or “over-the-top” services; 95% of OTTers watch a TV show they missed on a computer, tablet or smartphone.
“Couch chatterers” account for 12% of TV viewers. They’re similar to couch potatoes but are 2.5x more likely than the average person online (90% vs. 37%) to phone or text others about what they’re watching on TV. As with couch potatoes, none of this group use Twitter to follow a show they’re watching but are much more likely to be using another device (80%) when watching TV than the average viewer (65%).
Three in ten people are “multi-screeners”, however, they use devices in different ways so split into three groups.
“Indifferent” and “moderate” multi-screeners each account for one in nine (11%) people online who watch TV. “Indifferent multi-screeners” are the least interested in TV of all six groups, 83% use another device whilst watching TV and they’re highly likely (84%) to phone or text people about what they’re watching, 91% use Twitter to follow a show.
Almost half (45%) of “Moderate multi-screeners” TV viewing is done on computers, tablets or smartphones and 90% go online if they’ve missed a show. However, they’re the second most likely (66%) to have a pay TV subscription. They’re extremely likely to phone/text (93%) about a show but only 1% use Twitter on a weekly basis to follow a show.
“Manic multi-screeners” account for just 7% of people. Along with indifferent multi-screeners (51%) they’re the only group where over half (55%) of TV viewing is conducted on other devices, however, they’re still the most likely (74%) to have a pay TV subscription. They’re the most likely to use another device whilst watching TV (97%), the most likely (96%) to phone/text about a show and to use Twitter weekly to follow a show (100%).
“The traditional way broadcasters and advertisers have discussed TV audiences for 70 years – by age and gender – is becoming increasingly irrelevant and outdated,” explains David Mercer, Strategy Analytics’ principal analyst. “People within a traditional group, say 18-34 year old men, can watch TV in completely different ways so new behaviors are as important as demographics when it comes to planning for all elements within the TV industry – be it content, scheduling and advertising.”
“However, broadcasters and advertisers need to learn the intricacies about the relationship between TV and new devices. For instance, there’s a lot of hype about how Twitter is changing TV viewing but, in reality, only two types of people are remotely engaged with ‘Twitter + TV’. Consequently, strategies heavily focused on this would be a big waste as it’s irrelevant to over 80% of TV viewers.”


STARKVILLE, Miss. (WTVA) – Starkville police have charged two young men with attempted armed robbery.
Police arrested Karter Bounds, 21, of Brandon, on Wednesday, November 15. He is also charged with the possession of a stolen firearm.
Police also arrested D’Kerius McCoy, 19, of Brandon.
Police say the incident happened earlier that morning on Holtsinger Avenue. No further information was released by police about the incident.
Bounds was released on a $75,000 bond. McCoy’s bond was set at $50,000.


Camanachd Leòdhais are hoping for a tighter defensive unit this weekend when Lochaber visit Shawbost today (Saturday, August 29).
The home tie comes hot on the heels of a cathartic defensive collapse which saw Camanachd Leòdhais throw away a commanding position to lose by the odd goal in nine last weekend.
The Dubh is Gorm were keen to do the double over their Marine Harvest North Division Two rivals having defeated them 3-1 away from home in March.
Lewis started strongly, with new signing Hamish Myers showing some classy tackling at buckshee back.
Lewis had several attacks but it was the Loch Ness-side club who opened the scoring. Ewen Fraser skinning Daniel Gaga Gallagher and finishing with aplomb beyond Euan Gilmour.
This goal against the run of play sparked the islanders into life. Duncan MacIntyre used his physicality to get the ball over the line past Craig Pirrie and it was level. 1-1.
Better was to come swiftly after it when Peter Gomez kept up his goal scoring streak with an immaculate chip after making a fantastic late run.
Then Donald Lamont bagged the third from close range after great work from all four forwards.
The islanders were cruising and Boleskine had very little answer other than to end up being talked to by referee John Matheson for arguing with each other.
With moments to go before halftime, the mainlanders were giftwrapped their salvation, Myers slipping, Michael Macleod swiping at his clearance and Gallagher, Kenny Murray and Euan Gilmour all having the chance to knock the ball out of harms way.
It was the aptly named Neil Hope who managed to give Boleskine a lifeline to make the deficit 3-2.
Through a combination of Boleskine momentum and Lewis calamity, Hope equalised early in the second half, another cheap goal where several individuals could have saved.
Lewis responded instantly with a Paul Duke long range shot which beat Pirrie all ends up.
However, Lewis fell asleep again at the wheel, and Fraser was able to score his second and hat-trick goals due to cheap errors at the back.
Having led 3-1 moments before halftime, after ten minutes of the second half, four goals had been scored and they now trailed 5-4.
The game became a very towsy affair and there were a couple of contentious challenges which resulted in some confrontational scenes, and a couple of players could be considered lucky not to have seen red.
Lewis piled on the pressure but with a couple of changes to the forward line, little could be done to capitalise.
The game petered out and Lewis were left cursing their inability to hold on to their precious lead.
It was a blow to manager Iain Sinclair as his team face up to a challenging Lochaber side.
Positives were the addition of Hamish Myers and the great forward play and hopefully with a tightening at the back,
Lewis can aim for a result against the Spean Bridge side.


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The Pirate Bay moves in to a Dutch bunker
The Pirate Bay, the Swedish website that hosts all those torrents and was ordered to shut down, has found a new crib in our water-ridden little country. The Cyberbunker is a former nuclear bunker built by the military in Goes, Zeeland. It has everything a modern-day pirate needs, including surveillance, fresh water, sea and mussels, room to chillax and an allure blowing many cheap Hollywood hacking-cyber-nerd movie sets out of the water.
Pirate Bay had tried to buy the even cooler and more controversial micronation of Sealand a few years back, a no man’s land on a sea platform off the coast of England. The obvious Zeeland-Sealand pun is just one of life’s little linguistic coincidences.

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Admission is free to children under the age of 15 years and $10 for all other patrons. Admission includes on-site motorcycle parking.
Proceeds on the day go towards raising money for our chosen charity, the Make A Wish Foundation. Over the past 15 years CLQ has given some $92,000 to this worthy charity.
All bikes that are entered into the show must move their vehicle by pushing only. All vehicles must remain in the judging area until 2.00pm and moved only if necessary. When a vehicle must be moved the owner must go the Administration Office so that Administration can arrange for a Club Laverda Event Staff member to manage the removal of the vehicle. The vehicle must be moved by pushed. Club Laverda Qld Inc cannot allow the owner to start and ride the vehicle out of the judging area. If a vehicle must be removed from the judging area the vehicle departure must be via the driveway to the east (past the toilet block). Any departure via the roofed plaza past the Administration Office is NOT allowed. Basically, if the wheels are on the grass in the concours area, the engine must be OFF.
The success of CONCOURS each year is assured providing the weather is fair. Should wet weather prevail the event will be postponed to a date to be set. The decision to postpone will be made on Friday afternoon. Visit us at https://clublaverdaqld.com.au for information regarding postponement in the days prior to the event.
The event is a fun family day out and as such is alcohol free.
TRADE STALLS/CLUB DISPLAYS
CONCOURS attracts motorcycle trade stalls (30 approx.), motorcycle enthusiast club displays (35 approx.), and motorcycle enthusiasts both local and interstate. If you would like to be involved in the show or you know someone who would like to present their business at the event, please get in touch with our events management staff.
CLUB DISPLAY ACCESS
Regarding access to Concours 2018 for your Club Display. The only access to the showgrounds for those setting up your display will be via Long Street through Driveway 2, Gate 3. Please arrive between 6.00am and 8.00am on the day and have your $10 p/p gate fee ready – if possible the 10 display bikes should be paid for by those setting up the display to avoid delays at the gate.
There is no Pedestrian Access through Gate 3/Driveway 2. Driveway 2 is the eastern most driveway off Long Street.
TRADE DISPLAY ACCESS
The only access to the showgrounds for those setting up your Trade Display will be via Long Street through Driveway 2, Gate 3. Please arrive between 6.00am and 8.00am on the day and have $10 per person gate fee ready. Access to set up your shade structure is also available between 3.00pm and 5.00pm on Saturday. Driveway 2 is the eastern most driveway off Long Street. Your car/trailer may be parked in the area set aside for this purpose to the right of the driveway. Please be aware that this driveway will also be used by people entering their machines in the Concours D’Elegance.
Entertainment includes a wide variety of food vendors, free face painting, kiddie’s rides.
The popular Dave Ritter Band will be playing live from the main stage.
At midday a Make a Wish Foundation representative makes a speech introducing a Make a Wish recipient. At 2.30 trophy presentations for the actual Concours D’Elegance winners is conducted.
BEST BONNEVILLE TROPHY
Celebrating the 60th anniversary if the Triumph Bonneville, Oliver’s Motorcycles is proud to sponsor this trophy for the best Bonneville in show on the day. The winning machine can be from any year of manufacture.
FEATURED CLUB DISPLAY 2019
With 2019 celebrating 50 years of the Honda 750/4 there will be a display of some 30 750/4’s presented by the Honda 750/4 Club. Honda 750/4 Club spokesman John McNair says their display will include race bikes, some with Rickman kits and a racing outfit. “Some will be in their original unrestored condition and some will be pristine restored bikes,” John says. We will have several from among the first 50 sold in the country, including sandcast and even a diecast model worth up to about $30,000.”
This event is very newsworthy, providing a positive spin on the motorcycling community. There will be ample opportunity for photos, video, and interviews with the ‘normal’ motorcycling community.

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Over time, the sub-compact SUV segment has been getting steadily populated but an entry from Toyota is still missing. This will be named the Urban Cruiser, which will appear during the season of the event.
As part of Toyota’s partnership with Suzuki the Urban Cruiser will be a slightly modified version of the facelifted Maruti Suzuki Vitara Brezza. There was no difference between them apart from the badges in the case of the previous-shared products, the Maruti Baleno and Toyota Glanza. Toyota plans to tweak the front fascia for the Urban Cruiser to make it more distinguishable, rather than just changing the Brezza badges. It is often claimed that Toyota upgrades the interior to offer a brighter dual-tone cabin in lieu of the all-black dashboard in the Vitara Brezza. Different exterior paint choices are also planned.
It will be powered by the same 1.5 liter petrol engine as the Brezza, which makes power of 105PS and torque of 138N. The Urban Cruiser will get the same transmission options: a 5-speed manual and an automatic 4-speed tech with a mild-hybrid. While Maruti doesn’t offer the mild-hybrid tech with manual transmission as of now, the Toyota SUV is expected to arrive.
In terms of variants and price, the Toyota Urban Cruiser is expected to have a higher entry point than the Maruti Vitara Brezza, with the courtesy of a limited lineup of variants. The Toyota SUV, as seen with the Glanza, could undercut the Maruti deal when it comes to similar models with near-identical feature lists. The Urban Cruiser should be offered with a better warranty package than the standard Vitara Brezza which comes with a coverage of 2 years/40,000 km.
Since Maruti released the facelifted Vitara Brezza in February, Toyota’s sub-4 m SUV range would have launched early. But this year’s pandemic lockout postponed the Compact Cruiser until festival season. The delayed launch means that the 2020 Urban Cruiser will be a short-lived offering as Toyota and Suzuki introduce the next-gen Vitara Brezza in 2022 and the new-generation Urban Cruise afterwards.


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Arone Dyer and Aron Sanchez, better known as Buke and Gase, have a reputation based on a puckish, albeit utilitarian ingenuity. Their name — since changed from the prone-to-mispronunciation Buke and Gass — refers to their chosen method of homemade instrumentation: Dyer, who also builds bicycles, plays a bass ukulele, or “buke,” one version of which is a Frankenstein’s monster incorporating Volvo parts, while Sanchez rocks the “gase,” essentially a lower-pitched electric guitar. And aside from some basic, foot-mounted cymbals, snares or kick drums, that’s basically it. This innovative economy drives the band’s sound, which is surprisingly powerful, abrasive, even aggressive — not that you’d be able to convince anyone who scoffs at the idea of a ukulele-wielding duo playing Fugazi covers. If “cuteness” is what you seek, however, Buke and Gase have a much more menacing retort for you.
General Dome, the band’s second album, retains the thrilling melodic sensibility of their 2010 debut, Riposte, but with an even more pronounced and palpable intensity. It’s a punk or post-hardcore album masquerading as a pop record, sweetness undercut with melodic violence, similar to that of St. Vincent’s Annie Clark, who shared a bill with the band at Our Concert Could Be Your Life. Last month the band played at the All Tomorrow’s Parties festival curated by onetime bandmates The National; but perhaps more fittingly, if unexpectedly, just a short couple weeks prior, they were joined by Bob Weston onstage at the Shellac-curated ATP. Sure, they’re a sophisticated, brainy pop group, but they’ll cut you.
Jagged edges crop up throughout the duration of General Dome, Dyer and Sanchez wrenching some gnarly, but melodically stunning sounds from their homespun implements, made all the jerkier via a range of slightly-off time signatures in tracks like “Hiccup” and “In the Company of Fish.” In the former, the duo stomps like a post-modern Bolan, Dyer punctuating their slashes of strings with a cry of “Aha! Got you down again.” Yet in the latter, they reach Sonic Youth levels of hypnotic, melodic dissonance, Dyer’s gorgeously agile voice chirping nimbly amid the chaos. And at their most ambitious, the two stack riffs higher and higher, building soaring skyscrapers of fretwork on “Split Like a Lip, No Blood on the Beard.”
Just as often as Dyer and Sanchez’s songs sound primed for a bruising, so do Dyer’s lyrics, which are more rife with danger than ever. The title track, above all, is a repository for disturbing imagery, with Dyer sing-speaking, “I carry a chest weight, chest sense with general doom/ I awoke to find this as my vital state,” later to declare, “I’m not the last pawn with a gun” and “I’m not a force to be decreed.” Her vocals never lose the charm or allure that’s present in the group’s more serene, moments, but she still sounds like a woman not to be fucked with. And that only intensifies deeper into the album, with “Twisting the Lasso of Truth” cycling around the hook, “Fight/ God damn it, stand up and fight!” Elsewhere, introspection approximates a crime scene on “Hard Times,” where Dyer recounts “Digging beneath my fingernails and finding dirty evidence.”
Buke and Gase take the listener on something of a rough ride on General Dome, though it’s more adrenaline rush than title bout. There are any number of queasy or abrasive ideas going on in any one song, but they’re always going somewhere interesting, engineered to hit covert pleasure zones and release endorphins. But deep within each exclamation-addled track is an experience much deeper and richer, harboring a density and melodic sensibility that a cursory listen only grazes. If necessity is the mother of invention, then Buke and Gase suggest innovation’s mum may well be the willingness to break everything apart.
Jeff Terich is the founder and editor of Treble. He's been writing about music for 20 years and has been published at American Songwriter, Bandcamp Daily, Reverb, Spin, Stereogum, uDiscoverMusic, VinylMePlease and some others that he's forgetting right now. He's still not tired of it.


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Tuscaloosa, AL (October 28, 2021) – A man from New York died in a crash that took place in Tuscaloosa earlier this week. The accident was reported just after 12:00 p.m. on Interstate 20/59.
Troopers with the Alabama Highway Patrol responded to the scene of the collision. According to a report from the area, the 45-year-old man was driving a 2016 Mercedes-Benz Sprinter on the highway when he collided with a 2019 Kenworth commercial truck driven by a 25-year-old man from Yazoo, MS. The New York man suffered critical injuries and was pronounced dead at the accident scene. The man from Mississippi was not injured in the crash.
There were no other vehicles involved and no other injuries were reported as a result of the collision. Police are still investigating the accident. There is no further information available at this time.
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Grant Allows Social Work Team to Evaluate Georgia Parole Services
The dynamic between law enforcement and social work has always been rather sensitive, but the work by Orion Mowbray, associate dean for research at the University of Georgia School of Social Work, has helped to bridge any existing gap between these two worlds.
Three years ago, Mowbray and a team of researchers and students completed a comprehensive analysis of Georgia’s Day Reporter Centers (DRC), a series of facilities that provide programming and services to assist various people on parole or probation who are dealing either with substance abuse issues or were incarcerated due to a drug charge.
That work resulted in the development of a comprehensive assessment tool to better evaluate the DRCs and produced a series of substantive policy recommendations aimed to streamline and improve service delivery at the centers.
This analysis of DRCs is required every three to four years, and earlier this summer Mowbray and his team received another grant from Georgia’s Department of Community Supervision (DCS) to conduct an updated evaluation. As they did previously, the $535,000 grant will allow them to visit the more than 35 DRCs across the state to better understand the challenges and needs of each facility.
“We have to redo the evaluation, but we also have to redesign the process based on changes made in the last three years,” Mowbray said. “Right now, we’re working on revising the assessment instrument with the support of DCS. We’ll do that through the fall with some pilot testing, making sure interviewers ask the right questions and making sure they are reliable. Once January hits, we’ll go full scale and conduct these evaluations across the whole state.”
Collaborating with Mowbray from SSW for this year’s evaluation are Michael Robinson, associate professor and co-PI; Anna Scheyett, professor and co-I; Ed Risler, professor emeritus; Jeff Skinner, project coordinator; and Oluwayomi Paseda, Ph.D. student at SSW.
During the last analysis, Mowbray said his team was able to show that DRCs that scored higher on the evaluation tool prepared by UGA tended to have better outcomes for their participants. These outcomes included fewer positive drug tests and individuals moving through the program faster.
The team also provided three key recommendations to DCS that centered on enhancing service offerings and better aligning various elements of record-keeping and patient care. For instance, the assessment process for program participants varied from facility to facility, which led the UGA team to suggest the development of a uniform assessment tool that could be easily accessible.
Another key recommendation focused on improving coordination between services, such as job training or educational offerings. Most of those were provided through a collaboration with a technical college or other third-party partner, but many of those agreements were informal. As such, Mowbray suggested formalizing these arrangements through memorandums of understanding and other more official agreements.
The team also recommended that programming like family support services and aftercare support be enhanced.
Mowbray said the partnership between the SSW team and the leadership and staff at DCS has been a positive, constructive one, offering learning opportunities for both sides. It enabled them to break down those perceived barriers between law enforcement and social work and foster better collaboration that yields better results for DRC participants.
For instance, SSW has a data sharing agreement with DCS, enabling the team to look at other research questions aside from the evaluation component. In the last study, Mowbray’s team was able to produce two publications from that gathered data, something DCS was very supportive of.
“DCS has been very willing to confront and address these changes,” Mowbray said. “Some of the things we found in the report, we didn’t invent. They were on DCS’s radar for a while. A lot of the organizations were doing them, but perhaps not in a consistent way. They’ve been a great partner for us, and we’re eager to continue to work with them.”


The Joe Rogan Experience (JRE) podcast has become synonymous with lengthy, in-depth conversations, often spanning several hours. While Joe Rogan’s interviewing skills and his ability to draw out candid revelations from his guests are undoubtedly integral to the show’s success, there’s another unsung hero behind the scenes: the Joe Rogan Experience Chair. In this article, we take a closer look at the ergonomic design of this iconic piece of furniture and how it contributes to the podcast’s marathon sessions.
The Art of Ergonomics: Crafted by Herman Miller, a renowned furniture manufacturer known for its commitment to ergonomic excellence, the Joe Rogan Experience Chair is a true masterpiece in the world of seating. Its design isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about enhancing the comfort and functionality of the user during prolonged sitting, a crucial factor for the podcast’s lengthy recordings.
Backrest Bliss: One of the standout features of the chair is its high backrest, which provides ample lumbar support. This design element ensures that Joe Rogan and his guests can maintain proper posture even during extended conversations. The ergonomic contouring of the backrest helps prevent discomfort and fatigue, allowing participants to stay focused on the discussion.
Plush Cushioning: Comfort is paramount during marathon podcasting, and the Joe Rogan Experience Chair doesn’t disappoint. Its plush cushioning offers a delightful seating experience. This padding reduces pressure points, minimizes discomfort, and allows for long periods of uninterrupted conversation. Guests and Joe Rogan alike can sink into the chair, immersing themselves in the dialogue without constantly shifting their positions.
Adjustable Armrests: The chair also features adjustable armrests, a small but significant detail. These armrests can be positioned to suit the user’s preferences, ensuring that their arms are well-supported, reducing the strain on the shoulders and neck. This customization option adds to the overall comfort and usability of the chair during extended recording sessions.
Facilitating Deep Conversations: The ergonomic design of the Joe Rogan Chair isn’t just about physical comfort; it also contributes to the mental and emotional comfort of the participants. When guests feel physically at ease, they’re more likely to open up, leading to more candid, insightful, and revealing conversations—the hallmark of JRE.
The Podcasting Throne: In conclusion, the Joe Rogan Experience Chair is more than just a seat; it’s the “Podcasting Throne of Comfort.” Its ergonomic design, with its high backrest, plush cushioning, and adjustable armrests, plays a pivotal role in facilitating the marathon podcasting sessions that have made JRE famous. It ensures that both host and guests can remain comfortable and focused on the engaging discussions that captivate millions of listeners worldwide. As podcasting continues to evolve, the ergonomic design of the Joe Rogan Experience Chair sets a high standard for comfort and functionality in the world of podcasting furniture.


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'TV On The Go' comes to gay Chicago
Thu. June 28, 2012 10:55 AM by Anthony Morgano
gay chicago tv interactive director jhonmar castillo
Gay Chicago TV hopes to paints realistic portrait of Chicago's LGBT community
According to Executive Producer, Interactive Creative Director and Founder Jhonmar Castillo, Gay Chicago TV started partially as a response to Dan Savage's "It Gets Better Project." While Castillo admired the Savage's message and all the awareness the campaign was able to raise, he still felt like it wasn't enough. When you're 17, Castillo said, it's really hard to see past 17, so instead of just telling queer teens to hold on and hope for the best, he wanted to show them just how good it gets.
"I wanted to create an outlet, a platform, a window for these kids to see how our community really is and not the stereotypes that are put on mainstream media where people tell us what we gay people are like," Castillo told ChicagoPride.com. "I wanted to show them how our community really is and who we are -- we're doctors, we're lawyers, we are neighbors, we're teachers and we live in communities where we find love and find friendship and we get to be anything we want to be and our dreams come true."
Castillo, who owned his own successful marketing and advertising agency, stopped taking clients last summer to work full-time on developing the concept and shows for Gay Chicago TV. In November he held open auditions for hosts and in December Gay Chicago TV was softly launched. Castillo did not promote the soft launch, but allowed Facebook, friends and word of mouth to draw people to the initial developments of the project.
"We still don't know what our demographic will be, we're still testing it, but we're getting people from everywhere," Castillo said, noting that their current viewership spans age groups and geographic regions across the country and has even received hits overseas. "The response has been amazing -- everyone that found out about Gay Chicago TV and what we're doing has been very supportive."
For Castillo and his partner Ryan Witmer, the undertaking of Gay Chicago TV is a big risk financially, but Castillo truly believes in his vision and the benefits it will have for his community. One of the biggest challenges so far has been finding sponsors for the show. Gay Chicago TV currently employs 30 hosts, actors and other creative entities, all of whom are working on a volunteer basis until more support is found. As an ad man himself, Castillo sees the difficulty of attracting sponsors as stemming from the fact that Gay Chicago TV is new product that has not yet been tested, but as a gay man he sees the hesitancy extending more from a fear of advertising with the LGBTQ community. It's no secret that in the gay world sex sells and a lot of larger corporations don't want their advertisements running alongside a picture of a man in his skivvies.
"For the last six months we have been proving ourselves, trying to show that our content is great and that the advertising guidelines that we are using are very strict, so they can feel comfortable bringing their advertising and their sponsorship to Gay Chicago TV," Castillo said.
Unlike LGBT-oriented programming on Bravo or LOGO, Gay Chicago TV is not about sex, drama and drag queens. Instead, it aims to paint a realistic portrait of the LGBTQ community that is easily accessible, even to the mainstream. One of the shows Castillo is most excited about, in fact, is not aimed directly at queers, but at their friends, allies and families. The name "Out Parenthood" brings to mind a TLC special about gay couples adopting, but is actually a journalistic show talking to and dealing with the issues of the parents of LGBTQ kids. Castillo believes that if he can give parents the tools to cope not only with their children coming out, but with their own coming out processes as the parents of queer youth, he can provide a major benefit for the community.
The remaining 15 programs seek to show different areas and segments of the LGBTQ community. These include station staples like a DIY show and a travel show, titled "At Home" and "Destination Q," respectively and a cooking show titled "Urban Kitchen" that is still in search of a host.
There are also a number of journalistic, news-related shows, such "Critical Thinking," hosted by ChicagoPride.com columnist Waymon Hudson. Hudson joins the Gay Chicago TV team for this season after he was interviewed on another show, "In Profile," which looks at local LGBT community leaders, movers and shakers and the impact they have. Hudson hopes to use "Critical Thinking" to explore the lesser talked about issues in the LGBT community, with upcoming shows planned on transgender issues, bisexuality and racism in the community. More than anything, he hopes that his show will inspire in-depth discussion of the news.
"Connecting the dots between our issues and looking at the underlying factors in our struggle can not only be educational, but also provides us more ammunition in our fight for full-equality," said Hudson, who encourages his viewers to continue the discussion after his show using the Twitter hashtag #WaymonWrapUp. "The show's name says it all -- when it comes to LGBT politics, we can all use a little more ‘critical thinking.'"
One of Gay Chicago TV's most popular shows is "Chit-Chatting," a round-table style discussion in which panelists are given a topic and 10 minutes to discuss it. The panelists don't know beforehand what their topic is, resulting in an entertaining and supremely candid discussion. This season, Castillo decided to rotate the hosts from the other shows into "Chit-Chatting" to give viewers a chance to get to know the Gay Chicago TV family in a more relaxed, casual setting.
One of the hosts in rotation is TJ Chernick, news anchor for "Gay Report." Chernick's show reports on news affecting the LGBTQ community on a local, national and international level, but also brings important events happening around Chicago straight to viewers. Already, Chernick has broadcast live from Andersonville's Midsommarfest, Sidetracks' 30 year anniversary party, ChcagoPride.com's 10 year anniversary party and most recently from the record-attended 2012 Chicago Gay Pride Parade.
"We've been out in the community and our goal is to give people an opportunity, even if they can't make it, to know what's going on and to give them an opportunity to see what types of events there are and how these bars or these organizations are actually involved with the community," Castillo told ChicagoPride.com.
Gay Chicago TV makes a point of promoting within the local LGBTQ community and city of Chicago. "Scope" offers viewers a chance to explore the city through their computer screens, taking them along to find the best places to eat, drink, shop and more in the Windy City. The show "Elements," hosted by HGTV's "Design Star" runner-up Karl Sponholtz, also promotes small businesses in Chicago. In each show, Sponholtz chooses an element, for example leather, and then discusses how you can incorporate it into architecture, design, fashion and more, allowing him to highlight everything from furniture stores to small clothing boutiques.
The rest of the programming caters the breadth and diversity of the LGBTQ community. "Out Rock" and "Relay" focus on music, the arts and entertainment in Chicago, while "Score" explores the LGBTQ sports scene. "Among Girls" provides programming specifically targeting lesbian and bisexual women and "Familia" looks at LGBTQ issues through a Latino lens. Castillo hopes that "Familia" will evolve in the future to look at similar issues through different lenses, emphasizing that Chicago is a multi-cultural city where everyone sees gay differently.
The only scripted show on Gay Chicago TV is its original miniseries titled "Shelter City." The gothic-themed story is set against the metropolitan backdrop of Chicago and explores relevant issues in the LGBTQ community. Perhaps the most exciting part of "Shelter City" is in its boundary-breaking casting choices. Castillo has cast Angelique Munro, a popular drag performer and transgender actress who recently transitioned from male to female, in the role of Erica, a biological woman.
"For years the media has had straight actors portraying GLBT characters," Munro told ChicagoPride.com. "Well for me, personally, I self identify as female, so it makes sense to be cast as a biological woman. Hopefully our society will tune in and just see me as Erica and love the show."
Gay Chicago TV's slogan is "TV on the go" and Castillo envisions audience members catching up on shows on their cell phones and tablets on their morning commute to work, during their lunch break or while waiting for friends at the bar. To make this plausible, each program is kept under 15 minutes, though he concedes that in the future this may vary based on content.
Castillo has big plans for the future. In it, he sees Gay Chicago TV as only one of a number of satellite stations under the umbrella of GayTVOnTheGo.com. Together, these sites will help promote each city's individual LGBTQ community through local installations of shows like "Scope" and "Score" while broadcasting shows with a more national focus to all stations. Castillo already owns the names and logos for Gay San Francisco TV and hopes to also expand to New York, Los Angeles, Miami and other cities with notably large LGBTQ communities.
"I'm so committed to this project because there's so many people involved and I owe them so much for all the hard work they put into this," Castillo said. "I will be always grateful and my goal is to get this going and make it big and bigger and bigger and bigger and bigger. I think it'll be a lot of fun."
Gay Chicago TV is hosting a launch party in the form of a private reception for 400 of Chicago's media personalities as well as partners and sponsors at Sidetrack, the station's first sponsor, on Wednesday July 18. For more information about Gay Chicago TV and to check out this season's programs, visit www.gaychicagotv.com.

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Little House Blues Concert
Aurora’s very own Matt Haenlin brings his band, Little House Blues, to the Morgan Opera House, Saturday, July 29th at 8pm. The concert is free, but donations are welcome.
Based in Massachussetts, the band draws much of its inpsiration from the Chicago blues scene of the 1940’s, 50’s and 60’s – iconic figures like Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, Little Walter, James Cotton, Louis Jordan, John Lee Hooker and Sonny Boy Williamson inform the spirit of their music. They interpret a range of standards from that period, honoring the inventors of the genre. But, they also play originals and covers of a few more contemporary surprises in a way that tries to sustain the essence of the blues: a good time, danceable antidote, however fleeting, to the feelings of self-doubt, weariness and despair so undeniably a part of everyday life, that are the blues as such.
Little House Blues is a collaboration of Bill Blatner on blues harp and vocals, Matt Haenlin on electric guitar, Nina Rossi on electric bass and Ben Sears on drums. They started jamming in the fall of 2017 and liked the chemistry so much that they just kept going, building a repertoire and beginning to perform publicly about a year later.
Featured in the band are: Bill Blatner, a journeyman blues harp player and singer who also performs with Blue Shade. Ace guitarist Matt Haenlin, co-founder of the band Cart Blanch, that enjoyed a huge following in Central New York and Boston in the 90’s and 2000’s. Fans of the band, She Said, will recognize local artist, musician and writer Nina Rossi holding down the groove on bass. Ben Sears is best known for his remarkable work as a painter and fine artist, bringing the same focus, professionalism and creativity to his drum work with Little House Blues.


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Bigg Boss winner Koushal Manda shares video during quarantine, video goes viral
Mon, Mar 30, 2020, 10:10 PM
Is there any need to introduce the Telugu Bigg Boss 2 season winner Kaushal Manda who gained millions of hearts and his fans created any Kaushal Army. Now, the news is that Kaushal Manda shared a video during the lockdown period. From the video one can catch a glimpse that Kaushal washing the dishes and he said that Bigg Boss made him wash 200 plates in the show but now his wife made him clean all dishes in the kitchen during the Corona quarantine. He asked everyone to help wife's in their works. Click the video to see how Kaushal spending time during the lockdown.

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The XB-70 Valkyrie was an extremely large airframe; the YF-12 was not small being 107 feet long. But if you compared the two, the Blackbird looked small.
The Mach 3 rivalry between the YF-12 and the XB-70.
North American Rockwell made the first Mach 3 bomber (Although the six-engine Valkyrie could only dash to Mach 3 due to aero heating and not cruising at that speed).
Their public relations firm was advertising every place they could about how their airplane could fly higher and faster than anyone could before.
On the other side of Edwards Air Force Base (AFB), the YF-12 Blackbird kept its secrets near and dear. The YF-12 was a variant of the A-12 with a backseat for the missile launch controller.
The YF-12s took the seventh through ninth slots on the A-12 assembly line; these were designated as YF-12A high-altitude, Mach 3 interceptor.
The main changes involved modifying the A-12’s nose by cutting back the chines to accommodate the huge Hughes AN/ASG-18 fire-control radar initially developed for the XF-108 with two infrared search and track sensors embedded in the chine leading edge, and the addition of the second cockpit for a crew member to operate the fire control radar for the air-to-air missile system. This airframe could easily fly Mach 3.
As told by Donn A. Byrnes and Kenneth D. Hurley in their book Blackbird Rising: Birth of an Aviation Legend, they were both being tested at Edwards AFB at the same time, so naturally, they hung out at the same bar after work. One of the local watering holes was called Hernandez Hideaway.
YF-12 test pilots, often flew at Mach 3 more often than the XB-70 would do in a lifetime.
Jim Eastham had just about enough of the bragging he heard daily about the XB-70. Eastham was a Lockheed test pilot who had already flown the A-12 and was now flying the YF-12.
One evening at the bar Al White of the XB-70 program was raving about his high Mach numbers when Eastham couldn’t stand it any longer. He turned to White and said, “Al, we do more Mach 3 time in a single YF-12 mission than you guys have flown in your entire program” Al looked at Jim, and without missing a beat, he said, “yes that’s true, Jim, but we lose pieces that are bigger than what you fly!!
The XB-70 was an extremely large airframe; the YF-12 was not small being 107 feet long. But if you compared the two, the Blackbird looked small.
Be sure to check out Linda Sheffield Miller, Col Richard (Butch) Sheffield’s daughter, Col. Sheffield was an SR-71 Reconnaissance Systems Officer) Facebook Page Habubrats for awesome Blackbird’s photos and stories.
Photo credit: U.S. Air Force and Peter Chilelli
Hmmmmn… Interceptor vs. Bomber. The XB-70 was all brute force and never came to fruition until the Rockwell B-1B, a much smaller airframe. The ultimate mission profile was under Mach, although we did have Mach 1.2 missions on the deck. The YF-12 idea was eventually scrapped cuz the missile technology at the time could not screen out the Launch Vehicle. The rest is history…. Before it’s retirement The Blackbird achieved the advertised Mach 3+… a lot.
Weren’t those big pieces just huge areas of the paint peeling off?


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Description (OCR text may contain errors)
Sept. 1958 Dfc. SIEGLA 3,401,256
INVERTIBLE INFRARED SURFACE HEATING UNIT Filed Sept. 22, 1965 2 Sheets-Sheet l INVENTOR. Donald 0. .Sieg/a BY gym His Atforney p 1968 D. c. SIEGLA 3,401,256
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INVENTOR. Donald G. .Siegla' His Attorney United States Patent 3,401,256 INVERTIBLE INFRARED SURFACE HEATING UNIT Donald C. Siegla, Dayton, Ohio, assignor to General Motors Corporation, Detroit, Mich., a corporation of Delaware Filed Sept. 22, 1965, Ser. No. 489,176 7 Claims. (Cl. 219-454) ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE In the preferred form, an infrared energy emitting surface heating unit supported in the top of a domestic range to locate a glass surface on the unit in utensil supporting position. The unit is connected to a telescopic arm in the range that extends to move the unit above the range top. The raised unit is connected to the arm to be inverted to warm articles located on the range top therebelow.
This invention is directed to cooking units and more particularly to infrared cooking units.
Typically, in present-day cooking surface arrangements a plurality of separate surface heating units are disposed in a top surface member for supportingly receiving utensils to be heated. These units are characterized by the fact that the utensil preferably must be located in heat transfer contact with a portion of the surface unit to receive an efficient transfer of energy therefrom.
In certain cases, however, it has been recognized that it is advantageous to locate a source of energy above the top of the surface cooking arrangement in spaced relationship therewith and to direct energy downwardly against the top of the surface heating assembly so as to warm articles supported on the top member.
It is an object of the present invention to improve surface heating assemblies by the provision therein of a dual function heating unit that will be operative to serve as a surface heating unit or as an invertible heat source for food warming and the like.
A further object of the present invention is to improve surface cooking assemblies by the provision therein of an improved infrared surface heating unit that is operable as a surface heating unit in the top of the assembly or as a food warmer located in spaced inverted relationship above the top of the assembly.
Still another object of the present invention is to improve surface heating assemblies having a top member by the provision of an improved infrared surface heating unit therein that includes an open ended container and a cover of infrared transmissive material for covering the open end and through which infrared radiation is directed from an infrared source within the container and wherein the container is supported with respect to a top member of the assembly within an opening therein and movable from a first position where the cover thereof is located in the plane of the top member to a position where the cover member is in spaced relationship and inverted with respect to the top member so that energy therefrom through radiant heat transfer will serve to warm articles supported on the top member.
Further objects and advantages of the present invention will "be apparent from the following description, reference being had to the accompanying drawings wherein a preferred embodiment of the present invention is clearly shown.
In the drawings:
FIGURE 1 is a view in perspective of a domestic range including the present invention;
FIGURE 2 is a view in end elevation of a range partial- 3,401,256 Patented Sept. 10, 1968 1y broken away showing the improved heater assembly of the present invention; and
FIGURE 3 is an enlarged view in vertical section of the infrared surface heating unit of the present invention.
Referring now to FIGURE 1, a domestic range 10 is illustrated including a top surface member 12 having an opening 14 therein in which is located an infrared heating assembly 16 of the present invention. Representatively shown is a controller 17 on a rearwardly located panel 19 of the range 10 that is selectively positionable to vary the energization of an electrically energizable resistance element in the surface unit 16.
Referring now more particularly to FIGURE 3, the infrared heating assembly 16 is illustrated as including an outer container 18 having a base 20 and a peripheral wall 22 inclined outwardly of the base 20 and bent over at the upper edge 24 thereof to form an end opening 26 to the container 18. An infrared heating lamp 28 is supported within the container 18 and includes an electrically insulated base 30 thereof supported by the base 20. The infrared heating lamp 28 has a bulb portion 32 formed of a suitable infrared transmissive material such as quartz or the like. Within the bulb 32 is located an electrically energizable tungsten filament 34 having opposite ends thereof electrically connected to lead wires 36, 38, respectively. The lead wires 36, 38 are directed through the base 30 and electrically connected to terminals 40, 42 that extend through the base 20 of the container 18 for connection across a suitable power source.
The illustrated tungsten filament 34 is merely representative of one suitable high temperature resistance element that is electrically energizable into a high temperature range, in the case of the tungsten filament illustrated at a temperature of approximately 2500 F., to produce a substantial energy output therefrom in the near infrared region. The energy radiating from the filament 34 is directed against a reflector 44 that is disposed within the container 18 in surrounding relationship to the infrared heating lamp 28. The reflector 44, more particularly, has a contoured inner surface 45 that is formed to direct the infrared radiation from the lamp 28 as a collimated beam through the open end of the container 18 and thence through an infrared transmissive cover plate 46 that is supportingly received by a peripheral surface 50 on the reflector 44 at the end thereof and secured thereagainst by an annular ring 52 that directs spillage or the like from the upper surface of the cover plate 46 away from the infrared heating unit 16.
The reflector 44 may be a highly polished aluminum or may have an infrared reflective coating of gold, silver or the like applied over a steel or glass substrate. The contour of the reflector 44 is designed so that the emitted radiant energy from the lamp 28 is directed through substantially the full planar extent of the cover plate 46 as a beam that is slightly divergent from the perimetric limits of the cover plate 46.
The cover plate 46 preferably is constructed of a highly heat resistant material that is transparent to shortwave length energy in the infrared and near infrared range. Suitable materials are quartz, a recrystallized glass ceramic material such as Cer-Vit, of Owens-Illinois, or a high silica glass such as Vycor, of Corning. If desired, the plate 46 may be either pigmented or coated with a dichr-oic coating to minimize the amount of visible light that will pass through the plate 46.
The container 18 is shown in a first operative position wherein the cover plate 46 is located in the plane of the top 12 of the range 10 within the opening 14 therein. In this position, the cover plate 46 serves as a utensil supporting surface for locating utensils in good radiant heat transfer relationship with the infrared heating lamp 28.
In the first operative position, the heating unit 16 thereby serves as a surface heating unit on the top 12 of the range 10.
According to certain other of the principles of the present invention, the container 18 has a bifurcated member 54 secured on one side thereof including an opening 56 therethrough. An arm 60 is pivotally connected within the member 54 by a pin 62. The arm 60 has the opposite end thereof secured to a top member 63 of a multi-segmented telescoping arm 64 with a base portion 66 thereof supported by a suitable frame member 67 of range 10. The arm 60 is aligned With an opening 68 in the top 12 that merges with the opening 14 therein. The opening 68 is closed by a cover 70. If desired, the cover 70 can be removed and the surface unit can be raised by the telescoping arm 64 to a point above the top 12 as seen in FIGURE 2 and the container 18 can be pivoted about the pivot pin 62 so as to locate the cover 46 of the unit 16 in spaced parallelism with the top 12. In this configuration the infrared heating lamp 28 is arranged in radiant heat transfer relationship with an article that might be supported adjacent the opening 14 therein. The unit 16 can be positioned over the article by rotation about the axis of the telescoping arm 64 whereby the unit 16 will be.
located in an overhead location and the infrared radiation therefrom will be directed against the top of the range to be used for warming foods, thawing frozen foods, light broiling or the like.
The telescoping arm 64 permits the unit to be retracted into the range top and disposed therein both for storage and for utilization as a surface heating unit.
While the embodiment of the present invention as herein disclosed constitutes a preferred form, it is to be understood that other forms might be adopted.
What is claimed is as follows:
1. A heater assembly for association with a range top or the like comprising, an open ended container, an infrared emissive heating element supported within said container energizable into a high temperature infrared emissive range, an infrared reflector surface in said container for direct infrared radiation from said resistance element through the open end of said container, an infrared transmissive member covering said open end of said container, means for supporting said container with respect to a datum surface, said support means including means for inverting said container with respect to said datum surface and for moving said container relative to said datum.
2. In the combination of claim 1, said infrared reflective surface being configured to collimate infrared radiation from said resistance element for direction as a beam through said open end of said container and said cover plate.
3. In the combination of claim 1, said support means including a telescoping arm and means for pivotally connecting said container to said telescoping arm for inverting said container with respect to the datum surface.
4. In a cooking surface assembly, the combination of, a top member having an opening therein, a container having an open end, said container having a source of infrared energy supported therein, a reflective surface within said container for directing infrared energy from said source through said open end of said container, a cover plate of infrared transmissive material closing the open end of said container, support means for locating said cover plate within said top member opening to extend across substantially the full planar extent of said opening, said support means including means for raising said container above said top member and for translating said container with respect to said top member to align said cover plate in spaced inverted relationship with respect to said top member.
5. In the combination of claim 4, said support means including a telescoping arm and means for pivotally connecting said container to said telescoping arm, said opening in said top member being aligned with said telescoping arm for receiving said telescoping arm when said container is raised with respect to said top member.
6. In the combination of claim 4, said reflective surface including means for collimating infrared radiation rays from said infrared source and for passing them as a beam through said open end of said container to heat the full planar extent of said cover plate.
7. An infrared heater assembly comprising a container having an open end, an infrared emissive source within said container, means for directing radiant energy from said infrared source through the open end of said container, extensible means supporting said container to align the open end thereof with a datum plane and to face in a first predetermined direction, said extensible means including means for moving and positioning said container so that said open end thereof is located in spaced relationship with the datum plane, means for pivoting said container to locate said open end of said container to direct radiant energy in a direction opposite from said first predetermined direction, said extensible means including a telescoping arm and means for pivotally connecting said container to said telescoping arm for inverting said container with respect to a datum surface.
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You’ll be amazed at the sophisticated graphic images you can create by coating a dampened sheet of paper with colored paste and then drawing various tools through it. Stamping onto paste-covered sheets will increase your repertoire of designs. You’ll learn how to make historic patterns and more relaxed contemporary designs to use on books, cards, collages and other paper art projects.
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CHICAGO – Cinemax’s ominous new series “The Knick” is a hospital drama that’s very much in the voice of its director, Steven Soderbergh. Set in New York City at the turn of the 20th century, the series presents the medical world as it inches closer and closer to modernity, while making contemporary parallels to the desperate hustle by surgery room clients and their doctors alike regarding treatment of the human body. What has changed in the politics of medicine? What hasn’t?
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CHICAGO – The Talking Heads hold such an important place in the development of my musical taste (and director Jonathan Demme in my film taste), that I find it more difficult than usual to critically appraise the 25th Anniversary release of “Stop Making Sense” on Blu-Ray. Even with my personal love for everything related to the film aside, “Stop Making Sense” has held up remarkably well, still standing as one of the best concert films ever made.


[Warning: Spoilers for Psych’s 100th episode]
It’s time to give USA Network’s Psych a major shout out!
Tomorrow night the show hits a big milestone. Yes, “100 Clues” is the comedy’s 100th episode and it’ll be a big event since 1. It’s a gigantic homage to the movie, Clue. 2. Fans will have the power to determine the ending of the episode. PSYCH-Oâ€™s will be able to cast their votes onÂ psych.usanetwork.comÂ and Twitter using custom hashtags for each possible culprit: #PsychButlerDDit, #PsychGroupieDDit, #PsychManagerDDit, #PsychAuthorDDit and #PsychHostDDit.
Synopsis for “100 Clues”:Â Shawn (James Roday) and Gus (DulÃ© Hill) attend a secret party at a historical Santa Barbara mansion hosted by an aging rockstar named Billy Lipps (guest star Steve Valentine),Â a man the SBPD arrested years ago for a murder he doesn’t remember committing.
We’ve seen the episode (and it’s so much fun!) and here’s what else to expect:
- If youâ€™re normally the type of person who fast forwards through the opening credits, donâ€™t! This episode has a super-fun, specially-made Clue-related segment that you wonâ€™t want to miss.
- For all those who love their easter eggs, keep your eyes peeled for a pineapple appearance.
- Â If you love chocolate (who doesnâ€™t?!) and you like to see Shawn & Gus get their groove on (again, who doesnâ€™t?!), youâ€™re in luck. This episode debuts a truly epic and imitation-worthy chocolate dance. Get a sneak peek of it in the video below but be sure to tune in to see it in all its glory. This dance alone gives me another reason to crave chocolate!
And since this is a Psych episode, there’s so much Guest Star Goodness to be had:
Steve Valentine: He’s best known for playing Dr. Nigel Townsend on Crossing Jordan and he replayed a shrink during season 9 of NCIS. He’s also guest starred on Anger Management, Drop Dead Diva and Just Shoot Me.
Christopher Lloyd: Of course, Lloyd’s one of the Clue alums [he was Professor Plum] that’s on board for the reunion on Psych. And, we all know and worship him as Dr. Emmett Brown in the Back to the Future franchise. His TV Credits include playing Reverend Jim Ignatowski on the late great sitcom, Taxi. And he guest starred in an excellent episode of Fringe called “The Firefly.”
Lesley Ann Warren: She was a Golden Globe nominee for her work in ClueÂ [Miss Scarlet] and has starred in a ton of movies. On TV, she was Susan’s [Teri Hatcher] neurotic mother on Desperate Housewives. And on USA Network’s In Plain Sight, she was Mary’s [Mary McCormack] alcoholic mother. She’s also guest starred on Crossing Jordan, Will & Grace and The Practice.
Martin Mull: In Clue, he was Colonel Mustard. The TV veteran gained fame on the ahead of its time comedy series called Fernwood Tonight. Some of his other credits include stints on The Larry Sanders Show, Roseanne [he was Leon Carp], Sabrina the Teenage Witch, The Ellen Show and ‘Til Death.
Curt Smith: Smith is making another appearance on Psych having guest starred in an earlier episode (“Shawn 2.0”). But this guy is best known for being one half of the 80s pop group Tears for Fears, who made it big with songs like “Everybody Wants to Rule the World” and “Shout.” Enough said.
Garrett Morris: He was one of the original Not Ready for Primetime Players otherwise known as the cast of Saturday Night Live. Over the years he’s done stints on The Jeffersons, It’s Your Move,Â Hunter and starred in The Jamie Foxx Show. Currently, he’s on CBS’ Two Broke Girls.
Psych‘s 100th episode airs tomorrow night at 10/9c on USA Network.
Best. Clip. Ever. The Chocolate Dance:
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The Ylvisaker Tournament got underway this week at International Polo Club Palm Beach. On Sunday, on Field 1, La Indiana took the win against Coca Cola in a tight match. The game had a lot of whistles, stops and turns but the activity on the field at times was full of adrenaline.
This tournament includes teams La Indiana with Michael Bickford, Toly Ulloa, Facundo Obregon, and Jeff Hall. Coca Cola includes Gillian Johnston, Sugar Erskine, Julian de Lusaretta, and Wes Finlayson.
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This may sound silly, but I love teeth. And it’s super important to me to keep ours healthy. So I’m happy to share this post with you, with a few tips on how to keep your kids smile picture perfect.
How to Care for Your Kids Smile
Watching your baby smile is probably one of the best feelings in the world. But, how do you keep that smile looking just as good for longer? How do you prevent your baby from contracting any oral infection that could ruin both their oral health and aesthetics? We have a few words of advice that you could follow to ensure your baby’s oral health is at its best and any possible infections are kept away.
Many parents approach us asking for advice on how to care for their baby’s teeth as their child has just started teething. Many of us assume that whatever is good for adults’ oral health holds good for children as well. Well, this is only partially true. Children experience certain completely different issues that could put their oral health at a risk, and parents need to be aware of them to act accordingly.
Make sure they eat healthily
The food your child eats largely affects their oral health. Children are most often drawn towards sugary foods such as chocolate, candies, gummy bears, etc. Though this isn’t entirely discouraged by pediatric dentists, we advise parents to keep an eye on it. Excessive consumption of sugary foods, frequent snacking, ignoring food residue in the mouth (stuck between the teeth) even after finishing eating, etc. can lead to a microbial build up in the mouth. This ultimately leads to cavities and gum diseases.
In case of infants who are being breastfed or fed from a bottle, wipe the gum of the baby with a damp washcloth after every feeding. This reduces the chances of baby bottle tooth decay.
Make sure they brush regularly
Eating chocolate is not the culprit, but letting it stay on the teeth for a long time is. When food particles and sugary residues stay on the teeth for a long time, the bacteria in the mouth get something to feed on, thereby increasing the chances of developing cavities. Choose a soft bristle toothbrush for your child and make sure they brush their teeth with a pea-sized amount of ADA approved toothpaste every day. If they’re too little to brush on their own, parents are recommended to help them brush their teeth. Flossing is also advised to remove the food particles that are stuck in between the teeth.
Get the perfect pacifier
Did you know that a faulty pacifier could cause malocclusion? (Misaligned teeth when the jaws are closed.) And so can thumb sucking. Take your child to a pediatric dentist if there are persistent issues with thumb sucking. Also, the dentist would give your child a pacifier that is designed perfectly to prevent any type of early malocclusion.
In addition to these measures, make sure you take your child for regular oral consultations to a pediatric dentist at least once every six months. This way, the dentist would be well aware of the oral health condition of your child and monitor the growth of their teeth.
At Purcellville Pediatric Dentistry we offer compassionate, gentle, effective dental care to children. Dr. Nooshin Monajemy (Dr. Mona) and her staff have created a warm, welcoming, and fun environment for our pediatric patients.

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‘Larry Tiger’ and ‘David Woods’ (hmm) have built an international reputation based on their disco-digging extended edits. Considering the dearth of classic house albums released in the last few years, it’s surprising that their sublime debut Through the Green didn’t attract more attention. Two years later, following the release of lab edits album Wiki & Leaks and the new Banana Balls EP, the (fairly) anonymous duo have returned to the UK.
On Friday, the whistle-stop tour hit Manchester’s newest live venue, Gorilla. With support from John Dimas and Claptone, the Under team had arranged a stellar line up, but in the end the night fell a little flat. A surprisingly young crowd seemed fairly reserved throughout and all in all the party never quite got off the ground.
When we arrived the room was surprisingly full, and the first thing we saw was a man in a terrifying golden bird mask…however, the eccentric garb actually provided a welcome distraction from a largely run-of-the-mill set. Building his melancholic deep house around subtle strings, Claptone has been making big waves in the last year, particularly with ‘Cream’, and the crowd were obviously pleased to witness his Manchester debut, but I was personally hoping for something a little different – especially considering the disco sensibilities of the headliners.
Having said that, when the duo arrived at 0130, the night began to move through the gears. While not on a par with their incendiary Sonar set (see at the end) , the duo played a largely fan-friendly collection from the shadows. Favourites ‘Gin Nation’, ‘Kissmetellme’ and ‘Love in Cambodgia’ from their debut all made an appearance, as did a number of tracks from Wiki & Leaks.
Whilst their incessant looping of joyous disco hooks can be a touch clinical on record, they certainly amped up these tracks for what was by this point a livelier crowd. Touching on classic elements of disco and boogie, the set built and built but didn’t quite hit the crescendo I had hoped it would. While the crowd around me seemed very happy, perhaps I had anticipated a slightly less po-faced experience, particularly since the source material includes classics such as Imagination’s ‘Music & Lights’ and ‘Love’s Coming at You’, by Melba Moore.
While it is no surprise that the night took on a ‘deeper’ turn – given the current house climate – to be honest it all left me a bit nonplussed. The absence of ‘Time’ and the imperious edit of ‘Love Come Down’ by Evelyn King, in favour of more reserved material didn’t fit the Friday night party atmosphere I suspect the promoters would have wanted. Having said all this, Tiger & Woods are clearly a couple of very talented producers, who remain at the forefront of their beloved disco scene and Gorilla is definietly one of Manchester’s more interesting spaces with plenty of potential for interesting events in the future. Their releases have set them apart from the countless re-mixers currently clogging up the blogosphere, and perhaps it was my own expectations which gave a slightly anti-climactic feel to what was a strong set. In a different setting, on a different night, I’m sure I could have been swept along. As it was, it all left me a little cold.
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