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We’re eliminating this sweetheart deal for special interests, protecting taxpayers, and creating more opportunity for all workers in Missouri.”\n\nThe new law also bans state agencies and municipalities from requiring bidders from entering into those agreements with labor unions. But, if a party still desires to make an agreement with a labor organization, they are still free to do so.\n\nUnion-only PLAs require public construction projects to be performed only by union contractors or by contractors who agree to labor union demands.\n\nSupporters of the bill argue that it was needed because current PLA standards could allow a non-union contractor to bid on a PLA project, but then essentially require that contractor to become a union shop for that project. They hold to the belief that SB 182 will give all contractors a chance to bid on projects funded by the public’s tax dollars.\n\nRep. Rob Vescovo, R-Arnold, handled the bill in the House and says the new law will make the bidding process on public projects more fair for all interested parties.\n\n“This is a pro-taxpayer bill. It is not an anti-union bill,” Vescovo said in a statement. “All it does is put an end to the discriminatory practice that is inherent in the PLA system that keeps non-union workers from having a fair shot at public works projects like construction of new schools, police department, and fire stations.”\n\nSen. Bob Onder was the bill sponsor, and also attended the event.\n\n“Union-Only Project Labor Agreements represent unfair public policy and bad governance by eliminating competition,” said Senator Onder. “Implementation of SB 182 will allow non-union workers to compete fairly for public projects and protect taxpayer dollars by making sure they get the best product for the best cost,” Onder said. “PLAs discriminate against the 87% of Missouri workers who work for merit shop contractors. On average, PLAs raise the cost of construction 18%, which means that instead of building 5 schools, a district can only afford 4. Senate Bill 182 ends this waste and unjustified discrimination while using the free market to save taxpayer dollars.”\n\nThe Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry applauded the signature.\n\n“Missouri is fortunate to have a strong construction industry with experienced private contractors who know how to get the job done right,” Daniel P. Mehan, president and CEO of the Missouri Chamber, said. “We don’t need laws that bind these private companies with extra costs and hurdles relating to how they hire their workforce for public projects.I’d like to thank Sen. Onder and our legislative leaders for making this bill a priority this year. I’d also like to congratulate Gov. Eric Greitens for another accomplishment in his still-young term as governor. We look forward to more events like this over the summer as the fruits of the legislature’s historic pro-jobs session are signed into law, helping our state compete like never before for business investment and expansion opportunities.”\n\n“By prohibiting these costly and unnecessary mandates on publicly funded construction projects, this legislation will ensure that every qualified bidder in the state of Missouri and their skilled craft professionals are given a fair chance to participate in the public procurement process,” said Associated Builders and Contractors Heart of America Chapter\nPresident Michele Roberts-Bauer. “Studies show PLA mandates drive up the cost of public construction projects between 12 to 18 percent. Associated Builders and Contractors appreciates the leadership shown by bill sponsors Sen. Bob Onder and Rep. Rob Vescovo in crafting this needed legislation to increase competition and provide better value to taxpayers by allowing all qualified Missouri contractors to compete on a level playing field to work on taxpayer-funded projects.”\n\n“Our leaders in the legislature also articulated the need for a better business environment in Missouri leading up to last November’s historic election, and the voters agreed with this message by electing a governor, and majorities in the House and Senate, who support the merit shop principles of free enterprise,” said Roberts-Bauer. “The actions taken by the voters and our legislature demonstrate the growing consensus that PLA mandates are bad public policy because they hurt taxpayers and the vast majority of construction workers who choose not to join a labor union.”\n\nBut some members of the legislature still oppose the bill, saying it is an attack on unions and will reduce worker wages.\n\n“It is difficult to comprehend how this legislature can claim job creation is a priority when it passes legislation that hurts workers and their families by taking money straight out of their pockets,” House Minority Leader Gail McCann Beatty, D-Kansas City, said. “Stripping union workers of the ability to negotiate for fair wages and provide a decent living for their families won’t create a single job or strengthen Missouri’s economy. To the contrary, the governor’s action today makes life much harder for thousands of Missouri families.”\n\nMissouri Democratic Party Chair Stephen Webber put out the following statement in regards to the signing of the bill and Gov. Walker’s attendance.\n\n“After the Republican establishment in Jefferson City voted to slash the minimum wage, Eric Greitens is rubbing salt in the wounds of working families by celebrating another attack on their paychecks. Scott Walker’s invitation only serves to show that Greitens is attacking local workers in order to impress big money and corporate donors from around the country.”"
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"Sanborn Map of the Gettelman Brewery.\n\nA nomination for Temporary Historic Designation of the Gettelman structures has been filed with the City of Milwaukee. It requires that the Milwaukee Historic Preservation Commission evaluate the historic significance of those Gettelman buildings no later than April 23rd. If the Commission approves this petition, a subsequent permanent designation is possible. With the pending inevitable demolition of the last standing former Falk Brewery building in Milwaukee and their beer cellars, the Gettelman buildings will be the only remaining location in the City of Milwaukee with underground arched-brick brewery lagering cellars. A brewing concept and feature brought here by German settlers, known as “lagering cellars”, provided a cool temperature in which to store and ferment beer, prior to the introduction of mechanical refrigeration in 1880. In contrast to the Miller Brewery, which had their beer cellars, know today as the “Miller Caves”, excavated into a hillside, the Gettelman cellars were excavated below ground and located beneath those two surviving Gettelman structures. Underground beer cellars were common in most all of Milwaukee’s earliest breweries more than a century ago.\n\nMiller Brewing Company, which also traces its roots in Milwaukee to the 1850’s, purchased the Gettelman Brewery and property in 1961. The cellars below were home to the Gettelman Rathskeller after prohibition and one of the structures, later used as a reception area, was once home to the Gettelman family After the purchase, Miller shut down all brewing operations at the Gettelman facility several years later and over the following years, demolished several Gettelman structures. These two remaining now vacant Gettelman structures, which date back to 1856, were at one time used by Miller as office space and later as storage. These two historic Gettelman Brewery structures are located directly across the street from the MillerCoors Visitor Center, which attracts thousands of tourists year round, many of whom are not only interested in Miller, but are interested in all Milwaukee breweries, both past and present.\n\nMiller Brewing Company has promoted and prided itself as an icon of the City of Milwaukee. And its corporate parent, MillerCoors, has been an excellent corporate citizen of Milwaukee and has done much to support and promote the city. As a company that often reflects on its past in its promotion, it may be in their best interest to set aside the need to park a few more semi-trailers and instead preserve a vital part of Milwaukee’s brewing heritage. The former Gettelman buildings with their cellars below, have the potential to emerge as a tourist facility or other historic brewery-related attraction that could promote and enhance both Miller and Milwaukee. They should be preserved. Miller/Coors now has a wonderful opportunity to once again reinforce it self as a good corporate citizen of Milwaukee and cancel their plans to demolish the former Gettelman structures, the cellars below, and the last trace of any underground lagering cellars in the City of Milwaukee.\n\nLeonard P. Jurgensen, is a Milwaukee brewery historian and the author of “Milwaukee Beer Barons, Brewers, Bottlers and other buried at Forest Home Cemetery.”\n\n14 thoughts on “Op Ed: Save the Gettelman Brewery Buildings”"
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Be sure to check Saturday’s qualifying results (rained out) for potential big movers.\n\nBefore I move on to this week’s picks, I want to briefly review the results from the Daytona 500.\n\nIf only I had gone with my gut instead of Joey Logano. I had originally picked Ryan Blaney but thought that Logano’s history was too good to not play him. Blaney scored 70 DraftKings points, which would’ve put me in the green. The minimum score needed to profit in the $1 Happy Hour tournament was 290.75.\n\nThis lineup did cash in the big $1 double up, however.\n\nHarvick generally has good runs on the west coast, especially at LVMS. The Stewart-Haas Racing driver won this race twice in this last seven starts, most recently in 2018. In addition, he finished in the top five in each event last season. Here’s a bonus: In the past seven races, Harvick has led 506 laps. In fact, he dominated both in 2015 and 2018 when he led 142 and 214 circuits, respectively.\n\nLast year, Harvick won the pole and took control for 88 laps, which helped to give him 85 DraftKings points. As long as he doesn’t crash out, this veteran’s sure to produce another high DraftKings score.\n\nI’m going right back to the well with Logano. Why? Because he won this race last year and led 86 laps. Also, he’s ended the past eight races in the top 10 — five of them being top fives. Like Harvick, Logano knows his way around Las Vegas, having led 433 total laps. And while he didn’t win the fall event, the No. 22 Team Penske driver took command for 105 circuits, a race high. Logano’s speed should again keep him near the front of the field, so long as he avoids trouble.\n\nBowman may not have stellar statistics in Sin City but he did finish sixth last September, a career best. Although Chicagoland Speedway is shaped differently than Las Vegas, the 26-year-old did earn his first win there last year after leading 88 circuits.\n\nThe No. 88 Hendrick Motorsports driver also was in front for 63 laps at Kansas Speedway in May and almost won that event. Bowman’s already proven he has a fast car this weekend — he had the second quickest 10-lap average in Friday’s opening practice.\n\nBowman just may be one to surprise everyone this week at LVMS.\n\nBuescher is one of those drivers who starts in the mid-to-lower 20s and finishes in the teens, which is just what you need for daily fantasy. In 2019, Buescher finished 18th in both races; the year prior, he was 15th both times. Since DraftKings awards a bonus point for each spot gained on the track, Buescher’s final score was higher than those similarly priced.\n\nThis season, Buescher’s in the No. 17 car of Roush Fenway Racing. He does have a new teammate for the foreseeable future, though after Ryan Newman’s horrifying incident. Ross Chastain, who will fill in for Newman, has plenty of experience in the Cup Series. Their execution remains to be seen, but hopefully Buescher will focus on his performance in Sunday’s race and give DraftKings users a good score.\n\nReddick may be a rookie this year, but he’s also a two-time NASCAR Xfinity Series champion. He won at Las Vegas last fall after leading 30 laps, stellar in the NXS regular season finale. Additionally, in the Cup Series at Kansas Speedway last year, he raced his way to ninth place.\n\nOf course, since Reddick is a rookie, you don’t really know how he’ll perform Sunday. But if he’s able to even move up a few spots by race’s end, the Richard Childress Racing driver will probably reach his value on DraftKings.\n\nOK, where did that speed come from in Friday’s second practice? Nemechek was ninth on the single-lap speed chart and 11th-fastest in the 10-lap averages for the Cup Series. 11th out of 30 cars that ran at least 10 straight circuits? Well, as long as Nemechek doesn’t qualify higher than 15th, that means he should produce a good DraftKings score.\n\nLast season in the NASCAR Xfinity Series, Nemechek finished second and eighth at LVMS driving for GMS Racing. However, he only has a few Cup Series starts with Front Row Motorsports, which isn’t a very strong team (except on superspeedways). Still, if he can replicate Friday and keep the car clean during Sunday’s race, this Cup rookie will be a nice, cheap play for your lineup."
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"In this connection, the Canadian energy company said that it is commencing a systematic and orderly suspension of major construction activities associated with the offshore Canadian oil project.\n\nThe West White Rose Project involves the development of additional resources to the west of the producing White Rose field, located nearly 350km east of St. John’s on the eastern edge of the Jeanne d’Arc Basin.\n\nAccording to Husky Energy, the decision to suspend the project has been made with an intention to prevent the spread of coronavirus among its employees, contractors, and the community.\n\nThe company claimed that it has assessed the risks carefully and concluded that they could not be mitigated carefully for such a large construction workforce. An estimated 700-800 workers are expected to take part during the peak stage of construction.\n\nThe West White Rose Project, which is due to begin production in 2022, has been estimated to generate nearly 250 permanent platform jobs.\n\nHusky Energy CEO Rob Peabody said: “We are taking the steps necessary to keep our people and our construction sites safe. These are the right decisions for our people, their families and the community.”\n\nThe Canadian energy company said that it is working along with its contractors to suspend all activities safely and to demobilise and secure its construction sites at the offshore oil project.\n\nThe West White Rose Project will involve the deployment of a fixed drilling rig, which is planned to be tied back to the existing SeaRose floating production, storage and offloading vessel (FPSO). The White Rose field has been in production since November 2005.\n\nHusky Energy said that production from the White Rose field and its satellite extensions will go on with improved workforce control measures implemented to ensure the ongoing safe operations on the SeaRose FPSO."
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"Position to aggro and end-result\n\nOne member of the team starts in front of the opposing team's leader, Staci Magicalsen. The moment they turn hostile, the person in front of Staci launches an Ice Fort and pauses; resist the temptation to move and, alas, be prepared to die. This causes all enemies to use their own Ice Fort skill and to target the protected player. It also bunches up the enemy, making them vulnerable to a Yellow Snow drop in the center.\n\nA safer method that is less effective is to use a Ritualist to summon a Jack Frost in approximately the same location. This also causes some of the enemy to waste their forts and bunches up a smaller number.\n\nThe safest method is to apply the techniques of the solo section (above): wait for the battle to settle down and then pick off one enemy at a time.\n\nRemember to set heroes to Fight and disable Snow Down the Shirt.\n\nFlag the Necromancer hero to the right of Staci Magicalsen. As soon as the enemies become hostile, use the hero's 6th skill (Holiday Blues) followed quickly by #7 (Ice Fort). This causes almost every foe to ball up around the Necromancer, wasting their own Ice Forts and getting stuck in the degeneration well. As the Ice Fort melts, have the hero use skill 8 (\"Mmmm. Snowcone!\") to continue tanking. The hero will almost certainly die, but leave your foes nicely bunched up.\n\nCome as a primary or secondary Ranger and bring a pet. Include a Ranger hero and equip both you and the hero with a weapon that includes a 20% of Enchanting modification. Before the fight begins, flag the hero next to your team's leader or Artificer Mullenix (the guy in between the two parties). Enter the aggro range of the opposing leader. When she turns hostile, target her, throw a snowball, and call her as a target. Your pet will charge. Retreat behind your hero and remove the flag. Your pet will die and your skills will be disabled briefly, but the enemies will be bunched up.\n\nManually spam the Ranger hero's Flurry of Ice. When your skills recharge from the pet death, start fighting as normal. You should clear the enemies with quite a few allies still alive.\n\nCasey Carpenter\n\"Hey there! Thanks for clearing out the Charr. I'm being recalled to the field, but I'd love to have one last snowball fight before I leave. The folks around here think it would be great if you came outside and joined us. Oh, and bring a friend.\"\n\nAccept: \"I don't think you realize the trouble you just brought upon yourself. Snowball is my middle name.\"\n\nDecline: \"Sorry, I'm afraid of snow. It sends a chill up my spine.\"\n\nCasey Carpenter\n\"Your entire party will leave this outpost and be taken to the Ebon Vanguard Snowball Spectacular. Are you sure your party is ready to game on? Remember, this is for you and one friend, so make sure your party size is two.\"\n\nDecline: \"Wait. Only two? I can't win by superior numbers? No way.\"\n\nCasey Carpenter\n\"You may bring only one additional party member with you, either a Hero, henchman, or another player.\"\n\nAcolyte Jin: \"The snow is my arrow, my arm the bow.\"\nAcolyte Sousuke: \"Why cant I just use water magic? It's like snow… really wet snow, anyway!\"\nAnton: \"Strike fast and leave nothing standing… or dry!\"\nDunkoro: \"Every battle needs a plan. Every snowball needs a trajectory.\"\nGeneral Morgahn: \"First we feint to the right, then send a barrage over their defenses…\"\nGoren: \"I don't like snowball fights. I can never find my ball after I throw it.\"\nGwen: \"Is that your best shot, or are you suffering from delusions of competence?\"\nHayda: \"I like the snow. It's pristine yet driven, like me!\"\nJora: \"I once killed 20 wolves with 18 snowballs. Who's next?\"\nKahmu: \"There is no pain. There is only snow.\"\nKoss: \"Cower before the might of Koss!\" and \"Koss!\"\nLivia: \"Interesting game. You take the fallen snow and re-animate it to do your bidding. I like it.\"\nMargrid the Sly: \"I can pack the snow around cannon balls, right?\"\nMaster of Whispers: \"The secret to the perfect snowball is… I've said too much!\"\nMelonni: \"We tried to have a sandball fight once… didn't work.\"\nM.O.X.: \"TAR-GET AC-QUIRED. COM-MEN-CING BOMB-ARD-MENT.\" and \"ER-ROR: FUN DE-TECT-ED.\"\nNorgu: \"Come closer! I have a snow-liloquy for you!\"\nOgden Stonehealer: \"Watch out! The Great Dwarf has given me the Great Snowball.\"\nOlias: \"Like the icy hand of Grenth, may this snowball bring you peace.\"\nPyre Fierceshot:\"You will all suffer for my required participation today.\"\nRazah: \"Why must humans always take something without form and fashion a weapon?\"\nTahlkora: \"I have to make my own snowballs? Wheres the fun in that?\"\nVekk: \"Why can't I use my snowball throwing machine again?\" and \"Golems would make this easier, you know.\"\nXandra: \"Concentration is the key to victory. That and hard-packed snow.\"\nZenmai: \"Master the snowball… size, form, arc… only then can you master yourself.\"\nZhed Shadowhoof: \"Just try to knock me off my hooves, two-legs!\"\n\nArtificer Mullenix: \"The team captained by Micah Fergson has won the snowball fight. Congratulations!\"\nMicah Fergson: \"We never could have done it without our team's most valuable snowball thrower, «player»!\"\nStaci Magicalsen: \"Well played. We'll beat you next time!\"\n\nArtificer Mullenix: \"The team captained by Staci Magicalsen has won the snowball fight. Congratulations!\"\nStaci Magicalsen: \"I told you we'd beat you, Fergson! You could stand to learn a bit about snowball fighting from «player»!\"\nMicah Fergson: \"I demand a rematch! We'll beat you next time for sure!\"\n\nCasey Carpenter\n\"You have truly amazing snowball skills, «player». That was amazing, thanks for joining in! Some folks found these tonics while we were out there and wanted you to have them.\"\n\nAnomaly.Journey to the North will still boost health for lower-level characters, giving them an advantage over the opposing team.\n\nAnomaly.Your pet will accompany you if you begin with Heal as One, Charm or Comfort Animal equipped. It will not deal damage, but can be targeted by foes. If it dies, your skills will still be disabled.\n\nBug.The game will report that you have won if all opposing combatants are tagged out before the timer runs out. However, you only receive credit for a win if at least one player survives when the countdown begins.\n\nBug.Brartark and Helga will continue attacking foes after they have been eliminated. You can take advantage of this by pulling opponents to them."
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"Division of Debt in an Arizona Divorce | Hildebrand Law, PC\n\nDivision of Debt in an Arizona Divorce\n\nTypes of Debt in an Arizona Divorce\n\nWe get a lot of questions about the division of marital assets.\n\nWe get just as many questions about the division of debt in an Arizona divorce. Marital debts are treated the same as marital property.\n\nThey will both be included as the family court attempts a fair and equitable division of all marital property.\n\nThere are several types of debts in an Arizona divorce including the following:\n\nSeparate debts are those that were incurred prior to the marriage and, in some cases, debts incurred by a spouse after the Petition for Dissolution of Marriage has been served on the other spouse.\n\nIt is presumed in an Arizona divorce that all debts incurred by either spouse before marriage is the sole and separate debt of that spouse.\n\nIt is also presumed in Arizona that all debts incurred after the divorce petition and related documents are served is the separate debt of the spouse incurring the debt.\n\nHowever, there are exceptions to this general rule.\n\nFor example, any debt incurred after the divorce petition is served that maintains or repairs a community asset may be considered a “community debt”.\n\nStated another way, the debt is not so much of a “community debt” as it is a reimbursement for the maintenance or repair owed by the community by the spouse incurred that debt.",
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"Most people who get married come into a marriage with debts.\n\nThese debts are the sole and separate debt of each spouse.\n\nSo, what happens when a spouse pays off a separate debt with money earning during the marriage.\n\nStated differently, what happens when community funds are used to pay off a spouse’s separate debts during the marriage.\n\nAlthough there is no specific case law in Arizona addressing this scenario, we believe other Arizona case law supports the claim that a spouse has a community lien for the amount of community property that was spent to pay off the separate property of one of the spouses.\n\nWe have been successful arguing this very point on behalf of our own clients.\n\nSecured and Unsecured Debts in Arizona\n\nThe next thing to consider when dividing debts in a dissolution of marriage in Arizona is whether a particular debt is a secured debt or an unsecured debt.\n\nA secured debt is any debt that is a lien against a piece of property.\n\nAs an example, car loans are secured debts.\n\nThe creditor has both a lien against the car and a legal right to repossess the car if the owner(s) do not make the payments on the car.\n\nUnsecured debt is any debt where the creditor does not have a lien against any particular asset.\n\nCredit cards are a good example of unsecured debt.\n\nThe credit company can sue you, but they do not have the right to repossess any property if you stop making the monthly credit card payments.\n\nHowever, they can obtain a judgment and start garnishment and other debt collection methods to take assets to satisfy the judgment.\n\nThings to Consider When Dividing Debts in a Divorce in Arizona",
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"I don’t have a time limit on this goal. Given that I see time being a precious element over the next 5-20 years, being able to figure how to maintain the life I found without golf, while also competing at a high level in golf, would be amazing.\n\nI took the first step, this past weekend, playing in the Danbury Amateur. This is one of my favorite tournaments because of how it’s run and how much the local crew supports it. Plus, I won it back in 1998 and I got on the last nine holes got to play in front of 300-500 people, while a scorer walked with a sign, like they do on the PGA Tour, with my name and score on it. It was my first “PGA Tour” like experience and was tremendous fun.\n\nMy hope this time around was to get back into that position. I say the word hope, rather than goal, because I was also realistic. Although I was shooting great scores (+2 handicap) during causal rounds, I know tournament golf is an entirely different animal. It turns out I was right.\n\nAs expected, I was nervous on the first tee. A mixture of excitement, and the usual nerves that come when every shot matters more. For some reason, I’ve hit a lot of great shots over the years off the first tee no matter how much pressure I’ve felt. This drive was no different, and I was off. The first 5 holes my game was a little loose. Like the pressure exposed an array of weaknesses in all parts of my game. I wasn’t 100% committed to the yardage on my second shot, came out of it a bit and it pulled in the greenside bunker. On the par 5 second hole, after a solid drive, I had 215 yards and blocked a 3 iron right into the trees. On the par 3 third, I stuffed my tee shot to 10 feet and three putted. Three putted the 4th, and hit a poor chip on the 5th.\n\nFive straight bogeys was not the start that I wanted, but I also new that my game wasn’t that far off. I parred the next three holes and came to the short par 4, ninth, looking to make birdie. Instead, my back foot slipped on my downswing and I pulled my drive 30 yards left out of bounds. Why did I slip? The tee box was a little wet and the spikes on my shoes hadn’t been changed in a few years. Equipment failure. Further evidence of how loose my game had become.\n\nThe back nine was a slightly better, but still had to work hard to keep my game together. I finished with 84, hitting 11 fairways, 10 greens, 2 balls OB, 45 shots inside 100 yards, 39 putts (4-three putts). My short game was worse than my long game. But, in the second round it was the opposite. I had no feel with my golf swing and was constantly battling to keep it together. My short game wasn’t dramatically better, but I hit some quality chips, made a handful of medium range putts and gave some longer putts a legit chance to go it. I shot 78 and was happy to have taken a step in the right direction.\n\nAside from the technical leaks that were spotted, there was one big take-away for me: Intensity.\n\nMy intensity level was a lot higher in the second round. The first day I was struggling to be “in it.” Football players often say that they need to get “hit” to wake them up after being away because of an injury. The first day, I just didn’t have enough intensity. I thought the nerves would kick start me, but it was like I was nervous, and still had low intensity.\n\nOne of the consequences of this was that my awareness, during the shot, wasn’t great. A golf swing happens in less than a second. When I was playing a lot of tournaments, it was easy to review my swing immediately afterwards. I could feel the swing, recreate it in my mind, feel it in my body, and analyze it. I couldn’t do that in the first round and it was like I was flying blind. I couldn’t make adjustments quickly like I would have been able to in the past.\n\nThe biggest effect of not having enough intensity was in putting. I couldn’t see the line all day. I was reading the putt, but I just wasn’t connected to it enough. 5 years ago, my whole body was focused on the line and the whole putt. Today the target was just in my head. My putting stroke wasn’t getting tight enough direction to have the kind of accuracy that I needed. As a consequence, my posture slouched, as I unconsciously tried to get “in” the putt by getting closer to it this is a tendency I had before.\n\nSeeing an 84 next to my name was the equivalent of getting hit. Realizing that score relegated me to the First Flight, not the Championship Flight, for the second round was another hit. They both woke me up a bit and I played with greater intensity in the second round. My goal now is to figure out how to bring even more intensity to the next tournament. Speaking of, my next tournament on August 8th, a qualifier for the US Mid-amateur.",
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The list goes on with fruit, nuts, and the essentials: cookie dough, brownie pieces, and whipped cream.\n\nIf you don’t want to customize it, they’ve got a Classics menu for you to choose from, which includes the Turtle Sundae, Caramel Caramel Cashew Sundae, Fudge Pecan Sundae, and the Banana Split.\n\nPair it with: Chicken Fingers. You decide which to eat first.\n\nOf course Cold Stone made the list of the best fast-food ice cream. But fair warning: it’s best to be hungry before you step foot into Cold Stone. Their rich, filling custard may pop the top button of your pants off, but it’s worth it.\n\nGood things stand the test of time, which is why we chose Cold Stone’s Peanut Butter Cup Perfection. When else is it appropriate to eat two Reese’s Cups, a giant spoonful of peanut butter, and chocolate fudge all in one sitting? Case closed.\n\nOh, and one more thing: Cold Stone is inevitably pricier than other fast food ice cream. But you don’t see DQ gently massaging your Blizzard and topping it with hand-chopped strawberries, do you? One of the very best things about Cold Stone is how generous they are with their portion sizes. We all have human-error to thank for this. Sometimes, when you ore a “Like It” (small), they scoop out too much ice cream and toppings onto the counter and have to put your serving in a “Love It” cup. No upcharge.\n\nPair it with: More ice cream?\n\nThere would be something fundamentally wrong with Shake Shack if they didn’t serve good ice cream. Their shakes are certainly delicious, but it’s their Concretes that we’ve got our eyes on. Made with frozen custard, a Shake Shack Concrete is a sundae on steroids. They change up their menu frequently, but some of the most popular Concretes are the Shack Attack, Downtown Butter Brown, Vice Crispy Treat, Brooklyn Pie Oh My, and the Fudge-eddaboutit. Not only are the names witty, but they taste like a dream. Each concrete is made with freshly-spun frozen custard that the restaurant claims is made with no artificial growth hormones. Shake Shack also promises that their ice cream is made with real sugar – not corn syrup.\n\nWhile we’re impressed with each and every one of their concrete creations, we’ve got to give the prize to the Shack Attack, made with a base of chocolate custard and spun together with fudge, cookie dough, chocolate chunks, and sprinkles.\n\nWe’re still dumbfounded every time a DQ worker flips a blizzard upside-down and nothing falls out. Maybe it’s some sort of witchcraft, or maybe, they just have ice cream down to a science. Either way, the Oreo Blizzard is by far the best on the menu, though you can’t really go wrong with any ice cream and candy combo. It is virtually impossible for the combo to taste bad – we will take that truth to the grave.\n\nPair it with: Cheese Curds. They taste like they came straight from the county fair.\n\nIt’s hard to perfect mint chocolate chip ice cream, but Baskin Robbins has gotten closer than any other fast food ice cream. Most mint-flavored ice cream tastes like frozen mouthwash, but not this one. It has just the right about of mint that it’s enjoyable, not just tolerable. The flecks of semi-sweet chocolate add a much-needed balance to the custard, and there are plenty of chunks to go around. As an added bonus, Baskin Robbins Mint Chocolate Chip ice cream contains no artificial dyes, so you can be certain that beautiful hue of green is totally natural.\n\nPair it with: Dunkin Donuts Croissant. Most Baskin Robbins locations are connected to Dunkin.\n\nIf you’ve never heard of the Wendy’s Black and White Frosty, it’s probably because it doesn’t technically exist. It’s an unofficial menu item, combining two delicacies: the Chocolate Frosty and marshmallow fluff. The only downside is, you can’t ask for it in stores – you have to create this masterpiece at home. Simply buy a jar of marshmallow fluff at the store (any brand will do). Then, order a plain ole Chocolate Frosty from Wendy’s and take it home. Grab a glass and layer the two ingredients, starting with a scoop of the Frosty at the bottom, followed by a layer of marshmallow fluff.\n\nWe know it’s a bit of a hassle having to prepare this one yourself, but it’s worth all the extra legwork.\n\nPair it with: A side of fries to dip in your Frosty\n\nSonic may not be the first place you think of to grab the best fast food ice cream, but they’ve got an entire menu dedicated to shakes and sundaes that insiders refer to as “Frozen Zone.” They change up their ice cream menu quite often, but one treat we hope they never take away from us is the Oreo Peanut Butter Shake. It is something reminiscent of the Parent Trap scene where one Lindsay Lohan marvels at the other dipping an Oreo cookie into a jar of Jif peanut butter. You’ll feel just as awestruck when you taste this rich milkshake.\n\nIf you’re a peanut butter fan, you can’t go wrong with the Oreo Chocolate Shake or the Oreo Cheesecake Shake, all topped with whipped cream and a cherry.\n\nPair it with: Soft Pretzel Twist with Cheese\n\nBack in the day, Steak ‘N Shake used to serve something called a “Side by Side.” One side of the shake was one flavor, and one side was another. Maybe they decided dividing the flavors wasn’t worth all the hassle, but we sure do miss it. In its place are regular milkshakes – half the fun, but just as delicious. Our vote goes to the Chocolate Banana Shake for its simplicity and classic flavor. While you may not think of banana as an ice cream flavor of choice, it’s surprisingly refreshing in this blended beverage and is complemented well by the rich chocolate. No other fast food ice cream can pull off such a dreamy combo.\n\nIf you’re a fan of this one (you will be), you’ve got to try the Strawberry Banana and Ultimate Banana Milkshakes.\n\nPair it with: Frisco Melt\n\nChick-Fil-A is known for nailing the classics – the chicken sandwich, the nuggets, and the fries, and when it comes to their ice cream, their reputation is no different. Chick-Fil-A’s Ice Dream Cone is simply vanilla soft serve swirled into a sugar cone – no toppings necessary to enjoy this one. And while it may look just like any old vanilla cone, there’s something about Chick-Fil-A’s Ice Dream that tastes better. In fact, Ice Dream is the foundation of most of the desserts at Chick-Fil-A, serving as a base for their milkshakes and Frozen Lemonade.\n\nPair it with: Original Chicken Sandwich\n\nThe easiest way to get your hands on McDonald’s ice cream is to hand-make it yourself. Their McFlurries are decent, but when tracking down an operating ice cream machine is as hard as catching Zapdos, what’s the point?\n\nWe debated even putting it on the list because it is nearly impossible to find a location where the ice cream machine isn’t “broken.” And by broken, Will Doyle from Twitter means “I used to work in McDonald’s. The ice cream machine was never broke. It just takes three hours to clean, so we used to say it was broke so we didn’t have to serve you.” Following this viral tweet, current and past McDonald’s employees chimed in to confirm the validity of Will’s statement. So, there you have it. We’ve been lied to together.\n\nPair it with: French Fries\n\nBurger King tries to dip its toes in literally every area of fast food (cough, cough tacos), but they end up being a Master of None. Exhibit A: their ice cream. The only available option is vanilla soft serve, which is a flop to begin with, but it only gets worse once you are handed a deformed, already melting white blob that sits upon a stale sugar cone. If you are going to order dessert from BK, go for an Oreo Shake or apple pie instead.\n\nPair it with: An ice cream cone from anywhere else"
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"Welcome to the world inside your head. Underneath your skull exists a thriving planet of millions; communicating with each other, sending messages to the far corners of the body and exerting control over every thought, movement and feeling you have ever had. That’s right – your brain is not a single unit but a mass of hard workers performing specific roles to make you, you. Thanks to the development of advanced scientific techniques, we are finally able to take a peek inside our own head’s and begin to understand exactly how our brain’s function. While we still may only be scratching the surface of neuroscience, we now know a lot about the once-mysterious ’think tank’ and are beginning to uncover the biology behind our behaviour.\n\nMy name is Julia Ravey and I am a final year neuroscience PhD student here to feed all your basic brain-related needs as well as sharing some of the most up-to-date neuroscience research. My aim is to translate jargon-heavy, complex papers into digestible, comprehensible science so anybody can understand how their brain works. We are all keen on getting the max out of our mind but finding accurate, relevant info on how to do so can be tricky. Brain-related research reported in the mainstream media can often be sensationalised, which can lead to misinterpretation of science, spread of false information and result in unhealthy brain-style choices. Therefore, I hope I can act as your translator between the language of science and everyday conversation to report off-the-press neuroscience, discuss the future of brain research and most importantly, give a critical opinion on some of those fanatical claims.\n\nMy first series of posts for Kwik Learning will give you an introduction to your brain, the cells who live there and the underlying actions of some of our most human behaviours. So, welcome to Brain 101! Lets dive in with our orientation and get you formally associated with the structures critical to your cranium.\n\nIf you look at a human brain in it’s entirety, you can appreciate there are 3 distinct structures that can be picked out by eye: the squishy pink top, a bulb shape on the back and smooth stem underneath. These are named the cerebrum, the cerebellum and the brain stem respectively. Each of these brain regions perform very important functions, from determining your behaviour to keeping you alive.",
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"The frontal lobe – Who you are\n\nThe region responsible for abstract thinking, personality, emotional expression and problem solving. The frontal lobe has allowed us to be expressive, develop art, solve the most complicated equations and create memes. This brain region also contains the primary motor cortex; the area which maps out all the muscles of your entire body, with each small section being responsible for specific movements. The size of each muscle region is proportional to the complexity of the target muscle, meaning your ‘thigh’ region is much smaller than your ‘hand’ region.\n\nThis lobe is involved in organising incoming sound and understanding language. When the sound of your favourite song enters your brain through the ears, the ear lobe converts sound waves into signals which are interpreted and distributed by the temporal lobe. The ’emotional brain’ aka the limbic system also lives in the temporal lobe. This region is vital in the feeling of fear and the ‘flight or fight’ response. We also convert important information into long-term memories in the temporal lobe.\n\nThe smallest of the cerebral lobes, but with a major function – processing what you see. The nerves from your eyes project to the back of the brain, with the right eye sending information to the left occipital lobe and vice versa. This is where these specific signals are converted into visual information, such as colour, shape and depth – much like a programme which can convert computer code.",
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"the building and our rabbi wasn’t so good at “getting Adam.” Luckily I’d met another Jewish mom in town whose son was a couple of years older, also non-verbal, who used a wheelchair. I talked her into joining and we started our own class with our boys. About the same time I volunteered to serve on the synagogue board of directors because the best way to make things happen is to become a decision-maker with a voice and a vote. Then the rabbi who didn’t get our kids took another job in another city and the search committee started looking for a new rabbi who would be willing to do Bar Mitzvahs for kids with special needs. We got a great one. Our boys started studying extra with the rabbi, listening to Bible stories, handling ritual objects, and being recognized in front of the entire religious school just like the rest of them.\n\nAt 13, Adam had his Bar Mitzvah and it was wonderful! He loved Jewish music, so we hired a Jewish folk singer who wove music throughout the service. Adam is non-verbal so he couldn’t lead the service like a regular Bar Mitzvah boy would. Instead he worked for two years to be able to hold a special wine cup upright throughout an entire blessing without putting it down or spilling it. He learned to hold and “hug” the Torah scroll on his lap without letting go. Being non-verbal he couldn’t read from the Torah in Hebrew so his brother read for him. This was special – no one is allowed to touch the Torah scroll where the Hebrew is written. One uses a special pointer to follow along. Big brother Ben held the pointer and Adam’s hand at the same time as he read so that Adam could “read with him.” To keep Adam from fidgeting, Ben used one finger to tickle Adam’s palm because it calms him — all while they were doing the Torah reading. The sanctuary was full and there weren’t too many dry eyes in the house. We followed it up with a great party and Adam definitely knew he was the guest of honor!\n\nAdam went to a special needs summer day camp from the age of 8 to 21 and had lots of fun. Swimming wasn’t his thing but music time was. He participated in programs as a teen where he got to hang out with another teen or college student and do regular teen things. He went to four proms and had a date for each one of them! He discovered blondes… :)…he really likes blondes.\n\nThe summer after aging out of school at 21 was scary. A rare malignancy was discovered in his colon. Surgery to remove half of his colon and three weeks in the hospital with complications followed. He was down to 85 pounds and took a good two months to recover. Then it was time to begin his journey into the world of adult services. We did not want Adam to be inside four walls all day in a sheltered workshop environment. So he became one of the first participants in a new pilot program taking individuals with severe",
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"The reason I am suspicious of this solution is that it seems trivial. It's not unbelievable, but it does seem slightly odd that this would be the answer. But okay, on to part (c).\n\nThe new constraints on our model are as follows:\n\nI believe these are sufficient to represent the new scenario, because if we don't have overflow in the CBSA storage in January and July, then we won't have overflow at any other time because those are the only times we have new supply.",
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"When Katherine was ten, the family left Africa, moving briefly to England before settling in Tasmania. After graduating from college she spent a year living on Flinders Island in Bass Strait. After marrying her filmmaker husband she moved to Melbourne but the couple later returned with their two sons to live on the edge of the Derwent River in Hobart. She now writes fulltime, in an office that overlooks the water.\n\nKatherine’s books are based on detailed research, carried out close to home or in places as far away as Antarctica. Every two years she makes a visit to Tanzania, which is the setting of some of her best-loved novels. Her parents always accompany her, returning to old haunts, along with other members of her family.",
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"Katherine’s novels have attracted an international readership, with bestsellers including The Rain Queen, Make Me An Idol, The Stone Angel, The Hunter’s Wife and The Lioness. She is particularly popular in France, and also in Germany, where The Rain Queen remained on the Der Spiegel bestseller list for nearly two years. Over two million books have been sold in Europe. Other translated editions include Spanish, Dutch, Russian, Polish, Norwegian, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese.\n\nHer novel The Stone Angel, set in Tasmania, was long-listed in the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Awards. Make Me An Idol was written with the assistance of a Senior Writer’s Fellowship from the Literature Board of the Australia Council and a research grant from Arts Victoria.",
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"Katherine has also written books for children and young adults. Her novel The Blue Chameleon was inspired by a voyage to Antarctica as a guest of the Australian Antarctic Division. It won a New South Wales State Literary Award, a Family Book of the Year Award (Australian Psychologist’s Association) and a Variety Club Talking Book of the Year Award. It was published in a number of countries.\n\nHer children’s books The Boy and the Whale and The Landing were both shortlisted for the Australian Children’s Junior Book of the Year awards and were published widely in translation. They are still in popular in their German editions after more than 25 years. The Boy and the Whale was a big seller in Japan and was published in many languages including Korean, Spanish, French and German and Dutch.\n\nHer non-fiction title Peacetimes was shortlisted in the Jean Piaget Award, Geneva and was published in a special edition by the Education Department in Japan. It has been used in conflict resolution workshops in South Africa and as a resource for Montessori and Quaker education. It has been translated into Japanese, Farsi and Spanish.\n\nAs well as being a writer Katherine is an award-winning documentary filmmaker. In 2001 she was awarded the Centenary Medal in recognition of her contribution to Australian society. Since 2015 she has been the patron of the Christopher Strong Education Trust, which supports the training of teachers in rural areas of Tanzania.",
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"Now on view through Oct. 1, a new exhibition at the New Orleans Museum of Art — entitled New at NOMA: Recent Acquisitions in Modern and Contemporary Art — celebrates the life of beloved chef, civil rights activist and art collector Leah Chase (aka the “Queen of Creole Cuisine”). To honor Chase on her 90th birthday, NOMA created a dedicated fund (that was funded by members of the New Orleans community) to acquire a group of new works by emerging and underrepresented contemporary artists that honor Chase’s lifelong commitment to art and culture of the South, and a strong legacy of political activism and engagement.\n\nFor those who don’t know: Chase is the recipient of countless awards and honors for both her culinary achievements and her efforts during the Civil Rights Movement. She has run the kitchen at New Orleans’ famous Dooky Chase’s Restaurant since 1946, where patrons can feast on world-class soul food and a celebrated personal collection of African-American art.\n\n“Leah Chase believes that art should be relatable, accessible and uplifting,” says Susan Taylor, Montine Daniel Freeman Director at NOMA. “We’re thrilled to showcase these acquisitions in her name in NOMA’s Frederick R. Weisman Gallery for Louisiana Art and Helis Gallery, and, in doing so, celebrate Leah’s long-standing commitment to living artists and their work.” 1 Collins Diboll Cirle, (504) 658-4100, noma.org\nA Storied Past: A new exhibition at the Historic New Orleans Collection showcases the infamous New Orleans Storyville district.\n\nJust last month, the Historic New Orleans Collection opened a new exhibition that revives some of the sights and sounds Storyville — a century after the closing of the notorious red-light district. Storyville: Madams and Music is on view through Dec. 2 and features a diverse selection of photographs, maps, postcards, contemporary objects, videos, recordings and the infamous blue books (pocket-sized directories of the district). Throughout the exhibition, visitors experience the rise and fall of the neighborhood that helped shape the reputation of New Orleans that still, in ways, exists today.\n\nStoryville was a legally sanctioned prostitution district located just north of the French Quarter with brothels, saloons and beer halls. The area was portrayed as a luxurious playground for affluent white men, with attractions that included music, dance, spirits and sex. Of course, several pioneering musicians like Manuel “Fess” Manetta, Jelly Roll Morton and Joe “King” Oliver were instrumental in the Storyville scene, experimenting with new styles and techniques in the district. Instruments, oral histories and sheet music from these musicians, paired with recordings of popular music and dance steps, further showcase the diversity of the district’s music.\n\nA new exhibition with Where Y’Art at The Old No. 77 Hotel & Chandlery, (Somebody Got) Soul, Soul, Soul: Set One, celebrates the city’s beautiful musical traditions with works from 19 local artists selected by DJ Soul Sister. The rotating exhibition is now on view through the end of July and also includes a small show on display at the hotel, The Gospel According to New Orleans (a series of acrylic paintings by Where Y’Art artist Cheryl Anne Grace, depicting iconic New Orleans musicians).\n\nMeanwhile, The Gospel According to New Orleans shines a spotlight on iconic New Orleans musicians and their role in dubbing the city the birthplace of jazz. Grace’s work captures the rich history, people and vibrancy of New Orleans, celebrating the inspiration of a city and its musical traditions. 535 Tchoupitoulas St., (504) 527-5271, old77hotel.com/explore-hotel/yart-77."
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"The Democrats are desperate. They have been trying to derail, discredit, and destroy President Donald Trump since he announced his candidacy for president. One year after his stunning victory over Obama’s deeply flawed legacy candidate Hillary Clinton, the Desperate Democrats have renewed their efforts to destroy President Trump and derail his extraordinary presidential accomplishments.\n\nFalse allegations of misogyny and inappropriate sexual behavior failed. False accusations of election improprieties failed. The false Russian collusion and falsified Russian dossier case is collapsing and has boomeranged to expose the Democrats’ own crimes. The Leftist Democrat party is increasingly desperate to remove President Trump from office.\n\nThey are feverishly trying to destroy President Trump because his booming economy is demolishing their hopes for 2018 midterm victories and the required House Democrat majority to impeach. Without a Democrat House majority the only option left is imposition of the 25th Amendment – removal for mental impairment. So, the Left is shamelessly shopping for a justifying diagnosis.",
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"Professional? Lee’s opinion has been politicized beyond professional recognition. Her singular purpose is to provide the necessary diagnosis for imposition of the 25th Amendment.\n\nLee is quoted as saying, “We feel that the rush of tweeting is an indication of his falling apart under stress. Trump is going to get worse and will become uncontainable with the pressures of the presidency.” In her partisan professional opinion, “We have an obligation to speak about Donald Trump’s mental health issues because many lives and our survival as a species may be at stake.”\n\nLee’s chief piece of “evidence” is TWEETING??? It is specifically by tweeting that President Trump bypasses the colluding media and speaks directly and plainly to the American people. It is laughable that tweeting is considered symptomatic. The only threat that tweeting poses is to the mainstream media echo chamber that has been exposed as a propaganda tool of the Left. If this were not so serious it would make a great comedy routine.\n\nBandy Lee is a chilling example of what happens when a Leftist psychiatrist defies industry norms and allows her fractally wrong political ideology to inform her “professional” opinions. It is madness to accept a political diagnosis as a medical diagnosis. Bandy Lee’s belligerent political dogma is not medicine, it is a staggering abuse of her position as a licensed psychiatrist for political purposes. Lee has totally discredited herself and Yale University.\n\nA previous article, “The Fractal Wrongness of Leftist Ideology” exposes the dangerous tyranny of Leftist ideology that considers anyone who disagrees with their narrative as mentally unfit. It is the same end justifies the means rationalization used in Communist Russia to send political dissidents to the Gulag on mental health grounds to be “rehabilitated.”\n\nMental health “professionals” like Bandy Lee who have never examined the President are publicly “diagnosing” him in direct contravention of the American Psychiatric Association’s “Principle’s of Medical Ethics” section 7 – the Goldwater Rule:\n\nOn occasion psychiatrists are asked for an opinion about an individual who is in the light of public attention or who has disclosed information about himself/herself through public media. In such circumstances, a psychiatrist may share with the public his or her expertise about psychiatric issues in general. However, it is unethical for a psychiatrist to offer a professional opinion unless he or she has conducted an examination and has been granted proper authorization for such a statement.\n\nThe history of the Goldwater Rule is extremely important. In 1964 Fact Magazine published an article on presidential candidate Barry Goldwater titled, “The Unconscious of a Conservative: A Special Issue on the Mind of Barry Goldwater.” The magazine polled psychiatrists and asked if Barry Goldwater was mentally fit to serve. It was a thinly disguised political strategy to discredit Barry Goldwater on mental health grounds. Senator Goldwater sued the magazine and won. The court ruled in favor of Goldwater finding that the defendants knew they were publishing defamatory statements motivated by actual malice.\n\nHistory is repeating itself in a parallel partisan political attempt to similarly discredit President Trump on mental health grounds. Malicious defamatory statements are being released by unethical partisan psychiatrists like Bandy Lee on behalf of the Orwellian National Coalition of Concerned Mental Health Experts (NCCMHE) saying:\n\n“We believe that he [Trump] is now further unraveling in ways that contribute to his belligerent nuclear threats… We urge that those around him, and our elected representatives in general, take urgent steps to restrain his behavior and head off the potential nuclear catastrophe that endangers not only Korea and the United States but all of humankind.”\n\nSo, who are the experts of the National Coalition of Concerned Mental Health Experts? The NCCMHE is a political organization of Leftists in the mental health community determined to remove President Trump from office by challenging his mental fitness. Sound familiar? It is the same unethical partisan politics disguised as a medical diagnosis that is expressly forbidden by the Goldwater Rule.\n\nMental fitness assessed by political enemies is not credible – it is disingenuous and extremely dangerous. It was the basis of the Russian Gulag method for re-education of wrong-thinking dissidents having “socially dangerous, disruptive, suspicious, and whose deeds and thoughts were not contributing to the dictatorship of the proletariat.”\n\nThe tyrannical ends justify the means mentality of Bandy Lee and her organization are deceitfully using their professional status to unethically “diagnose” President Trump in a political effort to unseat him. It is unapologetically stated in the organization’s Mission Statement!\n\nTHIS IS NOT NORMAL.\n\nIn a historically unprecedented fashion, we have come together as mental health experts to warn that Mr. Trump, in the office of the president, is a danger to national and international security.\n\nUsually, we mental health professionals have an ethical rule against diagnosing public figures unless we have personally examined them and gained their consent. However, as health professionals, we are charged with protecting the health and well-being of our patients and the public, and there are superseding rules. When a person is a danger to others, we have a duty to report, a duty to warn, and a duty to protect potential victims, including the public. In an emergency, we do not have the choice not to treat someone as a patient.\n\nA diagnosis is irrelevant when someone is dangerous. We need first to contain the person, to remove any access to weapons, and to perform an urgent evaluation. Mr. Trump has already shown numerous signs that he is dangerous. From our perspective, his personal characteristics, combined with the power of the office and his access to the nuclear arsenal, put the ultimate safety and survival of humanity at risk.\n\nOne of our mandates as mental health professionals is to improve public health through education: we have an obligation to bear witness when something is not normal. Our mission through the National Coalition of Concerned Mental Health Experts is to inform and educate all sectors, from the public to the governmental.\n\nPressure makes unstable people worse. Collectively, we warn that the worst is coming. Anyone as mentally unstable as this man simply should not be entrusted with the life-and-death powers of the presidency, and the public deserves protection.\n\nEvery sphere of American life, including the mental health field, was politicized under Obama’s Leftist ”hope and change” movement whose hope was to change America from a Constitutional Republic with a capitalist infrastructure into a socialist state. The Left has decided that any political opponent challenging their ideological worldview is unhinged and unfit for office. The Gulag of the Left should alarm any patriotic American who understands the dangers of politicizing oppositional speech to mean unhinged speech.\n\nThe Leftist attempt to install itself as the Orwellian Ministry of Truth must be vehemently opposed – including the outrageous political diagnoses of the unethical Bandy Lee and her posse at the National Coalition of Concerned Mental Health Experts."
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"Long time readers know I have always thought one of the most interesting charter school sectors in New Jersey, if not the United States, is in Hoboken. A small city across the Hudson from Manhattan, Hoboken has undergone a period of extraordinary gentrification over the last several years. As detailed in a great book by Molly Vollman Makris -- Public Housing and School Choice in a Gentrified City; Youth Experiences of Uneven Opportunity -- Hoboken's charter schools have become an alternative system of schooling for affluent parents in a city that still has large numbers of children living in public housing and experiencing economic disadvantage.\n\nI interviewed Molly back in 2015, and she made an important point: segregation is not an issue that can be laid entirely at the feet of Hoboken's charter schools. There are, in fact, many factors involved in why Hoboken's schools enroll the student populations they do. But the charters, as Molly put it, are part of the reason the city hasn't been able to adequately address the realities of segregation:\"So I don’t think the charters and intra-district school choice are creating segregation so much as inhibiting desegregation. I think we all could do a better job.\"\n\nOther than a few visits with family, I haven't been back to Hoboken much since I did that interview. But I've kept my eye on the city, if only because I think it's a unique case study in the annals of school choice. So my spider-sense buzzed a bit when I came across this (all bolded emphases in this post are mine):\n\nAt a Hoboken Board of Education meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 10, the board voted 8-0-1 in favor of a resolution opposing Elysian Charter School's request to the state to add 36 students in K through fifth grade.\n\nThe resolution approved 8-0-1 states, \"Imposing increased charter school costs on the Hoboken Public School District, in addition to the aforementioned loss of state aid and on top of normal and expected annual cost increases, will result in further budget reductions and program cuts in the district schools to the detriment of the district academic programs.\"\n\nIt also charges that the charter schools have an \"increasing segregative\" effect on students, saying that Elysian educates a \"disproportionately low number of economically disadvantaged students.\"\n\nI'm going to stay away from the funding issue now, although I promise I'll be coming back to the topic later this year (I've got a few things cooking on the NJ school funding front, and work on charters and school funding is later). But the issue of segregation on Hoboken's charter schools is worth looking at more closely.\n\nElysian CS says it is not having a segregative effect; here's their response from the school's website:\n\nIf you take a minute to think about this statement, you'll realize it makes no sense. The overall population of disadvantaged students -- as measured by eligibility for free or educe price lunch -- may be decreasing, but that doesn't mean the student populations couldn't still differ greatly between the Hoboken Public Schools and the city's three charter schools.\n\nIn addition, Elysian is making a bold claim: that the charters are enrolling proportionally more disadvantaged students. Is it true? Let's start by looking at eligibility for free lunch (FL), which means a student's family has an income at or below 130 percent of the poverty line.",
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"The three charters are in red; HPS schools are in blue. I have Brandt School set aside as a dotted line because it is unlike the other HPS schools in that it only enrolls children up to Grade 3 (originally, the school was the district's early childhood center; there's talk it may return to that function).\n\nWhat does the data tell us? Hoboken Charter School has, indeed, enrolled more FL students.* But Elysian's free lunch-eligible population has actually decreased since 2010. Hoboken Dual Language CS (also know as HOLA) has seen little change in its FL population.\n\nWhat about free and reduced price lunch (FRPL) eligibility, which sets a higher family income bar of 185 percent?",
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"Again, since 2010, Hoboken Charter School has seen a rise in its FRPL population -- but not Elysian (or HOLA). Put simply: Since 2010, Elysian's student population has been more advantaged than all other comparable schools in the Hoboken Public Schools district.",
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"Again, if we leave out Brandt, with its uniquely young student population, we find the charters have tended to enroll more white students than most HPS schools. That's changed a bit over the last several years... except for Elysian Charter School. If anything, Elysian's student population has become more white since 2010.",
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"Let's be clear: when it comes to racial segregation and schools, there's much more going on in Hoboken than just the charters. The difference in the proportion of black students at Connors is striking when compared to the charters or the other K-6 schools in the HPS district. The decline in the Hispanic population in Wallace and Calabro is also remarkable. This said, it seems very odd for Elysian CS to deny the segregative effects of Hoboken's charter sector when viewing this data.\n\nLet's look at one more important student characteristic: special education status. Here are the special education classification rates, which are reported at the district level, for the charters (which are de facto their own districts) and HPS (sorry about the color changes).",
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"At first glance, it would appear that Elysian is actually pulling its weight when it comes to educating children with learning disabilities: their classification rate is nearly identical to HPS's and has been for several years.\n\nThe problem is that not all children have the same disabilities.",
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"A bit of explanation is in order. NJDOE reports the number of students classified in one of 12 different types of disabilities. But if a district has fewer than 10 students in a particular type of disability, it suppresses the data.** It doesn't suppress a cell, however, if it has \"0\" students. Because of this data structure, and because we can get the total number of students from other data sources***, we can extrapolate the possible ranges of \"high-cost\" disability proportions.\n\nWhat are \"high-cost\" disabilities? I basically count all disability types except for three: specific learning disabilities (SLD), speech and language (SPL), and other health impairments (OHI). SLDs and SPLs are generally learning disabilities that do not require the same level of intervention as things like autism, traumatic brain injuries, emotional disturbances, and so on. OHIs can range in severity, but often include things like asthma or ADHD, which, again, usually;y require less-costly interventions.\n\nOf course, I'm not saying these disabilities can't be profound; as an educator, I will tell you first-hand they can be. But empirical studies have shown these three disability classifications tend to cost considerably less to address than the others.\n\nBy my calculations, only 9 percent of Elysian's special education population, at most, has been identified with any of the higher-cost disabilities. This contrasts sharply with the 35 percent figure for HPS.\n\nLet me say what I always say when looking at the data for individual charter schools: I have no doubt Elysian Charter School has great teachers, wonderful children, and dedicated families. Like all schools, its stakeholders should be proud of their school's accomplishments and successes.\n\nBut good public policy is built on solid analysis of relevant data. And state data makes one thing very clear: the students in Hoboken's charter schools are fundamentally different from the students in its public district schools. In the case of Elysian, that means fewer students proportionally who are in economic disadvantage, or who have a profound special education need.\n\nAgain, we'll get to the fiscal issues later. But for now: I don't know why anyone would be surprised that HPS's Board of Education has serious doubts about expanding the size of Elysian Charter School.\n\nMore to come later this year...\n\nADDING: Back in 2015, Elysian's senior staff was making a splash with their... unique theories on school funding.\n\n* Hoboken Charter School is the only one of the three charters with a high school. According to Molly's book, many affluent parents do not see this high school as an option for their children, even as they enroll them in the K-8 school. The high school is actually in a separate building, quite a ways away from the K-8 school. So it's very likely that many of the students who boost HCS's overall FL percentage are in the high school.\n\nI can't tell how the 9-12 and K-8 population of HCS differs on FL or FRPL status, however, because NJDOE data does not disaggregate this data by grade level in charter schools -- even for different school buildings, like it does for district schools.\n\nThis is a major failing of the NJDOE data I've pointed out numerous times. It shouldn't be hard at all to fix, either. So let's do that. Please.\n\n** Contrary to the reporting of some people who really have no damn idea what they are talking about, NJDOE has, in the past, released databases that do not suppress this data. They last did so in 2016. Unless and until they say otherwise, I will reasonably assume that data is correct.\n\n*** Age 6-21 classified student counts can be derived from the gender files, or the LEP files. Just add males and females, or LEP and non-LEP, together."
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"The Sac à dépêches bag, as it was then known, was created in 1935, eleven years after the invention of the first leather handbag. Its earlier incarnations included high handles and smaller designs than most handbags of the day. It wasn’t until Émile-Maurice Hermès’s son-in-law Robert Dumas redesigned the bag that it became the Sac à dépêches we know today. With a little more glamor, a memorable trapezium shape, and studs on the bottom allowing the bag to stand, the Sac à dépêches was born.\n\nIts uniqueness laid in its craftsmanship. Each bag is hand-designed, quite literally, by a single artisan, requiring a total of 18 to 25 hours of over 2,500 hand-stitches. For that reason, the Kelly bag holds its high retail price.\n\nIt was Alfred Hitchcock who introduced Grace Kelly to the Hermès bag. In the ’50s, she became his new muse – and he sought to use Kelly to bring elegance into his thrillers. With enough guidance from Edith Head, the Sac à dépêches bag became Kelly’s weapon of choice in To Catch a Thief, the picture that made Kelly fall in love with Europe. Her choice of preference was crocodile skin, either brown or navy blue, the two most popular colors to this day.",
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"From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia\nJump to navigation Jump to search\nAmerican brand of cigarettes\nThis article is about the U.S. cigarette brand. For other uses, see LM (disambiguation).\n\nL&M is an American brand of cigarettes, currently owned and manufactured by Altria and Philip Morris International. The name comes from the tobacco company founded in 1873 called Liggett & Myers, predecessor of today's Liggett Group, in which L&M was originally produced.\n\nL&M was launched in 1885 by Liggett & Myers as a brand of plug chewing tobacco.[1][2] In 1952 or 1953, the first L&M cigarettes were created, and they were one of the earliest, perhaps the earliest brand to have a filter that was not one-sided.[1][3] When L&M was launched, their motto was \"American cigarettes of the highest quality with the best filter\". When their success in the American market was solidified, Liggett Group made a proposal to take the brand international. In 1999, the L&M trademark rights were acquired by the largest tobacco company in the United States, Philip Morris, and are still produced by them today.[1]",
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"The brand is popular in Latin America, central and northern Europe, the Arab World, and the far east and south Asia. They were not very common in the continental US until a new roll out made them available in October 2007. According to the information of the independent agency of field investigation \"Business Analytics\", the second quarter of 2007, Phillip Morris brands took the first place in 25 Russian cities with a market share of 29.92%.\n\nDuring a press conference, L&M was reported to have taken third place in the world by sales volume. Also, the L&M brand took second place among other cigarette brands produced by Phillip Morris International.[citation needed] Due to the labeling regulations in Europe banning the use of the word \"lights\", the names used to indicate the strength of the cigarettes had been changed, e.g., L&M Lights are now called L&M Blue Label. The same happened in 2010 in the U.S., when the Food and Drug Administration banned flavor descriptors—such as \"mild,\" \"light\", and \"ultra light\", though the color designations were already changed like in Europe.\n\nL&M was the fourth-largest cigarette brand in the world, with 92 billion cigarettes produced in 2007. In 2016, L&M had a volume of 97 billion produced cigarettes. It is the third-best selling international cigarette brand outside the United States and China.[3]\n\nOver the years, Liggett & Myers made many poster and magazine advertisements to promote the brand, which included famous slogans such as \"No cigarette ever went so far so fast!\".[5][6][7][8][9][10][11][12] Hollywood celebrities such as Barbara Stanwyck, Rosalind Russell and Fredric March starred in various print advertisement to promote the brand by claiming that L&M filters were \"Just what the doctor ordered!\".[13][14][15]\n\nIn the 1950s, L&M introduced an ad campaign called \"Just What the Doctor Ordered!\". This campaign came at the time L&M introduced the first filtered cigarette that became popular. In these L&M advertisements from the early 1950s, \"just what the doctor ordered\" had a double-meaning. Not only did it imply that L&M cigarettes were satisfying in that they offered both flavour and protection, but it also implied that doctors approved of the brand, a testament to the brand's healthfulness. In a typical advertisement that appeared in a February 1954 issue of Life, Hollywood star Fredric March made an assertion after having read the letter written by a \"Dr. Darkis\" that was inset into the advertisement. Darkis explained in this letter that L&M filters used a \"highly purified alpha cellulose\" that was \"entirely harmless\" and \"effectively filtered the smoke\".[22][23][16]\n\nSimilar contemporaneous advertisements from Viceroy claimed that their filtered cigarettes were healthy because doctors recommended Viceroys to patients. Obviously, these ads claimed health benefits for filters, though filters actually did little to truly reduce the hazards of smoking. In fact, tobacco industry chemists were well aware that most filters actually removed no more tar and nicotine than would the same length of tobacco. However, a series of Reader's Digest articles worked to publicize these dubious health claims for filters in the 1950s.\n\nOne such article, entitled \"How Harmful are Cigarettes?\" (1950), noted that artificial filters took out some nicotine, since people were aware that nicotine was a killer. The article stated that silica-gel cartridges removed 60% of nicotine from cigarettes. This article spurred Viceroy to print advertisements a week later which read: \"Reader's Digest tells why filtered cigarette smoke is better for your health.\" These health claims sparked a boom in Viceroy cigarette sales, as well as an onslaught of new filter cigarette brands flooding the market. Kent was introduced in 1952 with a filter made of treated asbestos on crepe paper. In 1953, L&M followed with a miracle tip, and Philip Morris advertised its diethylene glycol (Di-Gl) filter cigarette as the cigarette that took the fear out of smoking. In the next two years, Marlboro was re-released as a filter cigarette that targeted men (it had previously targeted women, with a beauty tip to protect the lips), and Winston was introduced with an advertising budget of $15 million.[6]\n\nOn July 21, 2011, the Bulgarian customs authorities and Phillip Morris Bulgaria representatives organized the destruction of over 7 million counterfeit cigarettes bearing the mark L&M. The destroyed cigarettes were part of over 14.5 million cigarettes seized by the Bulgarian customs officials in September 2010 and February 2011 at the border checkpoints Kulata and Ilinden, southwestern Bulgaria. Bulgaria’s Customs Agency and Philip Morris Bulgaria had signed a co-operation agreement aimed at fighting the illicit trade of tobacco products. L&M cigarettes made 3% of all seized cigarettes in Bulgaria in 2010 and 9% of all seized cigarettes during the first five months of 2011.[24]",
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