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The 2010 Thomasville Tigers faced an uphill struggle against a tough region schedule even before the season began. The Class 4A preseason poll ranked the Tigers as the No. 2 team in the state. The problem is that the No. 1 UMS-Wright Bulldogs and the No. 3 Jackson Aggies also reside in the same region as Thomasville.
If Thomasville wanted to win a state championship, they would need to survive the region schedule to have a shot.
The Tigers returned twelve starters, including several players who started as freshmen and sophomores. Cornerback Chris Davis and running back Michael Thornton along with running back John Knight were back to lead the team in 2010.
The No. 3 ranked Thomasville Tigers blasted Sweet Water 26-6 to open the season with a win over their closest rival. Michael Thornton scored twice while Tevin Watters and James Jones added a touchdown each to propel the offense in the battle of state powers. Sweet Water came into the game as the No. 1 team in Class 1A but proven to be no match for the Tigers.
Tyler Hayes scored four touchdowns as the No. 2 Thomasville Tigers rolled to a 55-14 win over Monroe County in week two. Hayes scored on runs of 15, 12, 12 and 33 yards as the Tigers rolled up 260 yards rushing in the contest. Charles Taylor scored on a 1-yard run and caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Kevin Watters as the offense clicked all night. The defense limited Monroe County to just 36 yards of offense.
Quarterback Tevin Watters tossed two touchdown passes and rushed for another score as the Tigers romped B.C. Rain 50-14 at home. Michael Thornton scored twice and finished the night with 60 yards rushing on just seven carries.
John Knight rushed for 126 yards and scored 5 touchdowns as the Tigers dominated Saraland 56-0. Knight scored on runs of 3, 9, 30 and 40 yards and returned a kickoff 70 yards for another score as Thomasville scored 38 points in the second quarter. The Tigers played well in all phases of the game in the game played at Archbishop Lipscomb Stadium in Mobile.
The No. 2 ranked Tigers rolled over the Class 5A fourth ranked team from Demopolis in week five of the season. Thomasville used big plays from their running game to dominate the game. Michael Thornton rushed for 132 yards and scored on a 70-yard run while James Jones added a 62-yard run. Tyler Hayes scored on a 11-yard run and caught a 59 yard touchdown pass.
Demopolis led 10-7 but the Tigers offense got going in the second quarter to overpower their opponent. Thomasville racked up 410 yards rushing as five running backs scored for the Tigers.
The No. 2 ranked Tigers shutout Escambia County 21-0 as they scored all of their points in the third quarter of the defensive struggle. Charles Taylor got things going for the Tigers on the second play of the third when he raced 47 yards for a touchdown. He finished the evening with 82 yards rushing on only seven carries.
Tyler Hayes scored on an 11-yard run and Michael Thornton wrapped up the scoring on an 11-yard run for the Tigers. Thornton finished the game with 75 yards on 11 attempts.
Thomasville got a measure of revenge as they defeated UMS-Wright 49-14 in week seven to run their record to 7-0. The Bulldogs were the last team to beat the Tigers in last seasons playoffs. The second ranked Tigers scored 21 points before UMS-Wright picked up their initial first down and led 42-7 by intermission.
Michael Thornton rushed for two touchdowns as the Tigers scored in a variety of ways. Hayes returned a punt 55 yards for a score, Jonathan Knight raced 90 yards on a kickoff return and Artemus Gaines returned a blocked punt 16 yards for another score. The Bulldogs were held to 84 yards of offense by the Thomasville defense as they dominated the Bulldogs most of the game.
The Tigers blocked three punts, returning two for touchdowns as they romped over an outmanned W.S. Neal team 56-7. Thomasville led 35-0 after the first period and 42-0 by halftime. Lukador ran nine yards with a blocked punt and Myles Clayton matched the feat by racing 26 yards with the second blocked kick of the game.
Thomasville ran their record to 8-0 on the season in the runaway victory. The win set up a matchup with No. 1 ranked Jackson for the Region championship the next week.
As the final seconds disappeared from the clock, the Tigers knew they were the No. 1 team in Class 4A after defeating the top-ranked Aggies of Jackson convincingly 35-7 at home. Thomasville scored on four of their first five possessions as they took a 28-7 lead into intermission. The ground game clicked as Thomasville rolled up 294 yards rushing behind the running of Tyler Hayes, Michael Thornton, James Jones and John Knight.
The win snapped a three game losing streak to Jackson and gave the Tigers their first Region championship since 2007. The Aggies never got going on offense as the Tigers held them to six three and outs in their first seven possessions and finished with 185 yards of offense The Tigers racked up 426 yards to dominate the statistics.
The top-ranked Tigers ended the regular season with a 48-0 romp over Clarke County in preparation for the playoffs. The defense held the Bulldogs to just 166 yards of offense and forced three turnovers including a 65-yard return of a fumble by Tyler Hayes. John Knight and Michael Thornton each scored two touchdowns as the offense dominated the Bulldogs.
The 10-0 regular season was the first for the Tigers since they accomplished the feat in 1989.
The Tigers rolled up 320 yards on the ground and Michael Thornton scored three touchdowns as Thomasville shutout Hillcrest 49-0 to open the playoffs. Special teams got in on the action as they blocked two Hillcrest punts, giving them five for the season. The defense held Hillcrest to just 106 yards of total offense and registered their fourth shutout of the season.
The Thomasville Tigers ground game rushed for 388 yards as they dominated Straughn 49-14 in the second round of the playoffs. Tevin Watts tossed a 82-yard touchdown pass to Charles Taylor and Tyler Hayes scored on runs of 55 and 76 yards. The defense scored when Lukador Lanier raced 72 yards with a fumble for the fifth touchdown of the season by the defense.
The Tigers raced out to a 35-6 halftime lead as Michael Thornton scored twice. The win sent to Tigers to the quarterfinals with a perfect 12-0 record.
Michael Thornton rushed for 148 yards, mostly in the second half, as the Tigers outscored Dadeville 35-26 to advance to the semifinals. Dadeville scored first to take an early 7-0 lead in the game of unbeaten teams. Thomasville was outgained 247-88 in the first half behind the great play of Dadeville quarterback Kyle Caldwell.
The defense tightened up in the second half while the offense finally got going. Thornton scored on runs of 22 and 29 yards to give the Tigers a 28-13 lead in the fourth quarter. Dadeville scored with four seconds remaining in the game to cut the lead to 35-26 but the outcome was assured by that point.
Bibb County managed only one first down and minus four yards rushing in the first half as Thomasville roared to a 38-14 win to advance to the Class 4A championship game against Deshler in Auburn. The Tigers' offense was slow to get started in the first half as the Tigers only led 10-0 at the intermission. The second half was a different story as the offense scored twice in the third and another 14 points in the fourth quarter to put the game away.
Christopher Davis raced 70 yards with the opening kickoff for a score and Charles Rogers returned a blocked punt for a touchdown. The Tigers outgained Bibb County 242 yards to 92 on the ground as they had done to most every opponent during the season. Thornton wrapped up the scoring with a 44-yard run following the recovery of an onside kick.
After losing in the semi-finals the past two season, the Thomasville Tigers took advantage of reaching the Super Six by pounding Deshler 59-34 for another state championship. The game started in wild fashion as the teams scored three touchdowns in the first 44 seconds.
William Minor raced 75 yards following the opening kickoff only to have MVP Tyler Hayes return the ensuing kickoff 77 yards for a score. Just a few seconds later, Jay Gardiner dashed 49 yards for a touchdown and the Deshler Tigers led 14-7. Thomasville continued scoring and led 24-14 at the half.
By the time the clock wound down, Thomasville had won their second state championship by defeating Deshler 59-34 as the two teams set numerous records for offense and scoring.
Back Chris Davis, kicker Harrison Lewis, linebacker James Jones, lineman John Marx and running back Tyler Hayes were named to the first team all-state squad by the Alabama Sports Writers Association. Michael Thornton was selected to the honorable mention team.
The 2010 Thomasville Tigers set a school record for wins in a season with a perfect 15-0 record. They also wet a record for most points ever scored in a season with 667.
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Etowah defeated Oxford 69-63 in 1991 to set a state record for most points scored by both teams in a playoff game.
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Chicago Film Festival Opening Night-Edward Norton's Motherless Brooklyn, in theatres Friday, Nov 1
Dwight Casimere | 10/29/2019, 10:50 p.m.
In the opening scenes of Edward Norton's brilliant homage to his hometown, Motherless Brooklyn, for which he wrote the screenplay, based on the detective novel by Jonathan Lethem (Doubleday-1999), we see him anxiously tugging away at a loose thread on his sweater sleeve. As he continues to unspool the fabric weave, the dialogue begins to reveal snatches of the plot that will later unfold. The unspooling sleeve is symbolic of the complex plot that will see Norton, whose character, Lionel "Freakshow" Essrog who has Tourette syndrome, play a rather unlikely gumshoe who follows a trail of disjointed clues that appear like breadcrumbs in a crumbling urban forest. He is on the trail of the man who ordered the killing of his mentor and only friend, Frank Minna. (We later learn that Minna gave Freakshow the nickname, 'Motherless Brooklyn' because, he said 'I had no one to look out for me'). Minna was also his boss at a detective agency that masqueraded as a livery service. Minna, played by Bruce Willis with steely grit, is at the epicenter of a complex cover up that will entangle Freakshow in a web of intrigue punctuated by over-the-top violence. Along the way, he's led to a smoky Harlem nightclub, the Jazz Rooster, a thinly veiled reference to Harlem's legendary Red Rooster, the haunt of many Harlem greats like Adam Clayton Powell, Duke Ellington,
Billie Holiday, Lena Horne and Miles Davis. (A sidebar, the location was actually St. Nick's Jazz Pub in Sugar Hill, Harlem, which burned down during the filming. Norton paid tribute to the firefighter who was killed in the inferno, Michael Davidson, FDNY 69, in an impromptu speech at the New York premiere After Party at Jazz At Lincoln Center). The Jazz Rooster is the domain of an eerily facsimiled Miles Davis look and sound-alike (Michael Kenneth Williams), with nine Grammy Award great Wynton Marsalis voicing the trumpet solos in the film and killer music by Daniel Pemberton. There's also (of course) a beautiful love interest, Laura Rose, (a luminous Gugu Mbatha-Raw), caught in the web of intrigue, along with her father, the Jazz Rooster owner (played menacingly by Robert Wisdom, of HBOs The Wire). The thread leads then to Paul, a quirky idealistic architect with a damaged psyche, played with Shakespearean élan by Willem Dafoe. All threads lead to New York's Master Builder Moses Randolph (Alec Baldwin, whose outsized ego, misogyny and hatred for all who are poor and non-white echoes his comedic alter ego on TV's Saturday Night Live). At times formulaic, but always engrossing, it is beautifully filmed by Oscar nominee Dick Pope (Mr. Turner, with British director Mike Leigh) and edited by Joe Klotz. There are also riveting performances throughout, with some so deeply rooted in their characters, you may not recognize some very familiar faces; Dallas Roberts (Danny Fanti), Bobby Cannavale (Tony Vermonte), Leslie Mann, and Cherry Jones, Josh Pais (William Lieberman in this film and formerly in roles in Ray Donovan, Law and Order, The Sopranos, Sex and the City, and just about every other popular show you've ever watched) among others in the stellar cast. Motherless Brooklyn, set in the 1950s, is also homage to the film noir genre (dark movie), which was at its height during that time period. This is a dark and violent film, but one with a bright, shining heart within.


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There are many difficult and even painful experiences we encounter as we live our lives, but through the struggle it is possible to transform the pain into powerful opportunities. We must endure through our mistakes, shortcomings and insecurities to build the stamina needed to persevere, not only for ourselves, but for others who are weary on … Read More
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There's so much dissension among a species that is supposed to be so highly intelligent. Many have realized, it is through love we can live in harmony with each other. But we don't trust it, so we create a love we can control, a love conditional rather than unconditional. There are those of us who … Read More
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Good morning my Queens and fellow Kings. Today, consider the mini and large disappointments you have already experienced for the year. If you are not regularly and genuinely re-centering yourself psychologically and spiritually, (i.e., in humility, being vulnerable and surrendering yourselves and your concerns and listening to the Voice of the One to comfort, guide … Read More
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Living our preferred lives does not mean we are always in a forward or upward momentum, sometimes we fall back or fall behind. We sometimes lose the initial motivation, possibly due to some setbacks or disappointments. Do not lose faith, this too is part of our journey. A journey towards a goal we are passionate … Read More
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Unconditional Love will require of us at times to be vulnerable when we don't trust, to be honest with ourselves when a little white lie may make us look good or allow us to escape being embarrassed, to speak the truth when it may cause pain to those we care about, to surrender when logic says … Read More
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Greetings to each one of you, Today, I encourage you to walk in the boldness of humility in order to face the anxiety and fears that follow you. As we try to support others on their journey towards fulfillment, let us not be fooled to think we are immune to circumstances of life that can … Read More
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I've been using my Labjack U6s for a couple of months now and I'm starting to get the hang of it (I have two, will be getting more soon). I agree with the reviews that I've read, it's an excellent product.
I've been observing a behavior in the LJLogUD.exe application that I don't know how to explain. Please have a look at the attached pictures.
I have an Omega thermistor attached to the AIN0 and the GND of the Labjack. I also have a jumper from the 200uA current to the AIN0. The first picture shows the voltage reading I would expect to get, around 1.75V.
Things remain normal as I increase the amount of channels (please see pic 2).
However, after increasing the # Channels value above 4, the voltage reading for AIN0 immediately drops down to around 0.35 volts (pic 3). I've noticed when using other computers, I only have to increase the numbers of channels above 2 or 3 to observe the voltage drop. Nothing else has changed.
Why am I getting these differing voltage readings? The application LJControlPanel.exe seems to always show the voltage I would expect.
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TALK N TEXT TROPANG TEXTERS over POWERADE TIGERS, 89-85
|Finacier had a career game against Powerade
(image by Nuki Sabio/PBA.ph)
Thanks to reserve gunner Larry Fonacier, Talk n Text surged past Powerade
keeping the momentum of its hot streak going into its back-to-back games in Dubai.
Fonacier made a career-high 27 points on a remarkable 8-of-11 three-point shooting, carrying TNT past a fierce-fighting Powerade team. The Tropang Texters, in pursuit of the final jewel of a possible grand slam season, nailed a third win in a
row while handing Powerade a third loss in four starts.
The Texters kept their clean slate in the tourney and preserved a six-conference winning streak versus Powerade. For the record, the Texters have won all of their last 12 meetings with the Tigers.
With his career game, Fonacier more than made up for Maurice Baker's struggling performance. The TNT import wound up with only 11 points.
Talk n Text 89 - Fonacier 27, Peek 14, Castro 14, Baker 11, Ryan Reyes 10, Aban 6, De Ocampo 4, Carey 3, Williams 0, Alapag 0, Alvarez 0, LaO 0.
Powerade 85 - Porter 18, David 10, Laure 8, Quinahan 8, Cruz 8, Macapagal 7, Anthony 6, Gonzales 4, Rizada 4, Allera 4, Antonio 3, Reyes, J. 2, Espino 2, Lanete 1, Reyes, R. 0.
ALASKA ACES over AIR 21 EXPRESS, 98-84
|Joseph Forte wasn't at his best
against Air 21.
(image by Nuki Sabio/PBA.ph)
After starting off on the wrong foot, Alaska has gotten its bearings back. The Aces cruised to a 98-84 win over Air21 Sunday – their second straight win after two losses. Locals Cyrus Baguio, Sonny Thoss and Wesley Gonzales ably stepped up when import Jason Forte struggled.
The loss was Air21's fourth in as many games and directly attributable to the fact the Express did not work as solidly as Alaska did. Express import Alpha Bangura wound up with 20 points and 7 rebounds, but he was hobbled by early foul trouble
and missed a pair of free throws that could have helped stem the Aces' breakaway in the final 2:22 of the match.
Nino Canaleta came off the bench to score 16 points and starters Carlo Sharma and Danny Seigle had at least 10 points each for Air21, which dropped to 0-4 and its worst start in a conference in the last seven years, or since a similar 0-4 start in the 2004 Fiesta tourney.
Alaska 98 - Baguio 19, Forte 18, Thoss 15, Gonzales 13, Borboran 8, Dela Cruz 8, Tenorio 7, Reyes 6, Custodio 2, Cabalay 2.
Air21 84 - Bangura 20, Canaleta 16, Sharma 16, Seigle 10, Artadi 5, Arboleda 5, Espiritu 4, Hontiveros 4, Urbiztondo 2, Juntilla 2, Salvador 0, Avenido 0.
B-MEG DERBY ACE LLAMADOS over MERALCO BOLTS, 104-92
|Joe Devance had another strong
showing against Meralco.
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Whether it's his true worth or not, Stefhon Hannah showed his stuff a little too late. Hannah found his rhythm in the second half, piling up 23 points to help B-Meg to a win over Meralco. It could well be his farewell game in a short stint in the local pro league since the team's import replacement prospect in Darnell Hinson was to fly in later in the night.
B-Meg forced a four-way logjam at fourth with Alaska and Petron as the Llamados topped the Bolts with a strong final half. From a slim 44-42 halftime lead, B-Meg opened a double-digit cushion at 67-56 on an attack spearheaded by James Yap.
With Yap sustaining his torrid shooting and Hannah picking up his game, the Llamados seized control in the third and roared to a fifth win in six meetings with former coach Ryan Gregorio. Yap went 4-of-5 from beyond the arc and finished with 26 points and 7 rebounds before fouling out with over two minutes left to play.
B-Meg 104 - Yap J. 26, Hannah 23, Devance 21, Simon 17, Pingris 9, Yap R. 6, Villanueva 2, Gaco 0, Fernandez 0, Adducul 0, Allado 0.
Meralco 92 - Oguchi 27, Mercado 23, Espinas 19, Ritualo 9, Isip 6, Omolon 4, Gamalinda 2, Taulava 2, Timberlake 0, aljamal 0, Hugnatan 0.
B-MEG DERBY ACE LLAMADOS over TALK N TEXT TROPANG TEXTERS, 111-105 (played in Dubai, UAE)
|Marc Pingris produced a double-double
in Dubai.
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Darnel Hinson picked up his game when B-Meg needed someone to provide a spark, rallying the Llamados to a 111-105 victory over Talk N Text after a poor start on
Thursday in the 2011 PBA Governors' Cup Middle East swing at the Al Shabab Sports Club.
Hinson hit only 9 of his 25 attempts from the field in his debut with B-Meg, but his
successive triples in the third quarter opened the floodgates for a 21 -1 onslaught that turned the tide for the Llamados, who trailed TNT by 11 in the first half as they struggled to get their rhythm. Hinson eventually finished with 26 points and 12 rebounds to lead two other Llamados with double-double performances.
The win was the second straight for the Llamados, who upped their slate to 3-2.
James Yap led all scorers with 32 points on 12-of-21 shooting. Mark Pingris scored 17 points and had 12 rebounds while Joe Devance accounted for 16 points and 17 rebounds as B-Meg crushed TNT off the boards, 68-52.
Jason Castro scored 24 points for TNT. Ranidel de Ocampo, Harvey Carey and Maurice Baker each scored 20 points but all of them disappeared in the second half when the Llamados made a run.
The loss snapped a three-game win run by the grand slam seeking TNT, which will attempt to bounce back from that jolting defeat in their game against Barangay Ginebra also at the Al Shabab Sports Club.
B-Meg 111—J. Yap 32, Hinson 26, Pingris 17, Devance 16, Simon 9, Allado 4, R. Yap 3, Reavis 2, Villanueva 2, Gaco 0, Fernandez 0.
Talk N' Text 105 – Castro 24, Baker 20, De Ocampo 20, Carey 20, Williams 10, Alvarez 4, Fonacier 3, Alapag 2, Aban 2, Peek 0, Lao 0, Oreta 0.
TALK N TEXT TROPANG TEXTERS over BGY. GINEBRA KINGS, 123-113 (played in Dubai, UAE)
|Jimmy Alapag was on-target
in defeating the Kings.
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The Talk N' Text Tropang Texters vented their frustration on Barangay Ginebra and
smothered the Kings in front of their shaken fans, 123-113 to salvage a split of their two-game trip here.
The Tropang Texters displayed remarkable sense of urgency against the Kings and didn't wilt even when Barangay Ginebra threatened to turn the game around amid chants of G-I-N-E-B-R-A from the sellout crowd. Maurice Baker scored 19 of his 23 points in the first half and Jimmy Alapag went 3 of 4 from 3-point range in the second quarter as TNT ripped the game open. As a team, the Texters made 14 of 38 attempts from downtown.
Jimmy Alapag, who managed just two points on Thursday, accounted for 20 points against Kings and his three consecutive 3-pointers capped a blistering 30-8 run in the second quarter as the Tropang Texters roared to a 25-point advantage (62-37) and effectively sealed the win.
Ryan Reyes scored 17 points on 6 of 10 shooting. Jason Castro and their Harvey Carey each scored 16 points for the Tropang Texters, who improved to 4-1 record and assumed the solo lead in the PBA Governors' Cup elimination round.
Talk N' Text 123 – Baker 23, Alapag 20, Reyes 17, Castro 16, Carey 16, Peek 9, Williams 8, Fonacier 8, De Ocampo 6, Aban 0, Yee 0.
Ginebra 113 – Stinson 30, Caguioa 26, Intal 15, De Ocampo 9, J. Wilson 9, W. Wilson 8, Labagala 7, Menk 5, Tubid 4, Miller 0, Cortez 0, Aquino 0.
PETRON BLAZE BOOSTERS over ALASKA ACES, 82-81
|Jeremy Wise hit the timely buckets
in defeating the Alaska Aces.
(image by Nuki Sabio/PBA.ph)
Jeremy Wise had the chance to redeem himself and seized the moment. Wise found his touch in the most opportune of times, helping Petron Blaze win a nail-biter in overtime against Alaska at the Araneta Coliseum.
After being limited to just three points after three quarters, Wise waxed hot the most in the last seven minutes of the game when he scattered 13 of his 18 points,
including five in the extension. He opened up the overtime with a charity split and his four straight points, the last two from the stripe, also gave the Boosters the go-ahead point in the final 28.4 seconds.
Cyrus Baguio also tried to redeem himself from a bad shooting night, but came up just short. He muffed two charities and although he tried to atone with an interception, Alaska could not capitalize as LA Tenorio and Tony dela Cruz misfired in their respective tries before the final buzzer.
Arwind Santos had 22 points and 19 rebounds but narrowly avoided being the goat as the Boosters improved their win-loss record to 3-2 after rebounding from an 83-113 loss to Rain or Shine their last time out. It was Santos' unwise outlet pass to the streaking Sunday Salvacion which Baguio intercepted.
Petron 82 - Santos 22, Wise 18, Pennisi 9, Al-Hussaini 8, Cabagnot 8, Duncil 6, Salvacion 6, Tugade 3, Ildefonso 2, Hubalde 0.
Alaska 81 - Forte 26, Gonzales 14, Dela Cruz 13, Baguio 11, Cablay 5, Tenorio 4, Thoss 4, Borboran 2, Reyes 2, Thiele 0, Custodio 0.
POWERADE TIGERS over RAIN OR SHINE ELASTO PAINTERS, 98-96
|Gary David led the Tigers to their
second win in the tourney.
(image by Nuki Sabio/PBA.ph)
Powerade continues to conquer what coach Bo Perasol says as its demons "from within." This showed when the Tigers showed enough poise and grit in the endgame to hurdle the Rain or Shine Elasto Painters. Gary David scored a game-high 28 points in only his second game while Chris Porter produced a monster game of 25 points and 24 rebounds, but it was veteran Will Antonio who pointed Powerade home to its second win in five games.
Antonio's 's clutch triple gave the Tigers a 94-91 lead in the last 26 seconds, to which Celino Cruz added with a pair of charities after Jeff Chan lost the ball on a drive.
Larry Rodriguez came off the bench to score 19 points while buckling a dangerous fall in the fourth period and Arizona Reid had 17 points and 14 rebounds but Rain or Shine's bid to join idle Talk N Text at the top got derailed when the Elasto Painters' own endgame surge fell short. In the end, Rain or Shine slid to 3-2 and is now tied with B-Meg and Petron.
Powerade 98 - David 28, Porter 25, Cruz 10, Quinahan 9,Lanete 7, Macapagal 6, Antonio 6, Anthony 2, Reyes R. 2, Gonzales 2, Reyes J. 1, Allera 0, Rizada 0, Espino 0.
Rain or Shine 96 - Rodriguez 19, Reid 17, Arana 14, Chan 13, Norwood 10, Tang 7, Belga 7, Buenafe 6, Ibanes 2, Kramer 1, Vanlandingham 0, Ferriols 0.
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I'm at home, in my pjs (it is midnight), Binky meowing in my ear to remind me that it is midnight and she needs her beauty sleep, and the internet is slogging away at the speed of light through my brand spankin new DSL modem and my brand spankin new DSL service. Yay! for all the hard work those AT&T people did last month getting all that DSL line put in so we can give them even more of our money! But who am I to criticize 'cause I was right there in the front of the line going "oooh pick me, pick me!"
I had dinner with Mrs Roomie and her new DH tonight then we watched a couple of episodes of Cops and made fun of a couple of mullets (thank god they were in FL!). AT 9:38 Mrs (preggers) Roomie wants a doughnut so we all pile in the car for the 20 minute drive to Krispy Kreme. I was tired but am now hopped up on sugar so what goes together better than a hot Krispy Kreme doughnut and DSL modem installation in the middle of the night? I can actually think of several things but I either don't have access to the necessary parties or it's illegal, so there you go!
Gosh, this feels like when I logged on to the internet for the first time in college. I've never sat where I'm sitting now (read: the county I live in) and been able to look at anything on the internet unless I went to the library. Oh, I had dial up once upon a time and could have had it all the time till now, but I work off of a T1 line at work. Coming home to dial up just wasn't going to happen. It's too bad they didn't have this while I was slaving away in grad school, I could have taken some online classes. Maybe I'll take some online classes for something else instead, something fun like Spanish or Zumba aerobics or the theory of pottery....anything as long as it isn't important to my job :)
I guess if I'm going to hang out with mom on the morrow I should get some sleep so I can be cheerful and in a good mood. I'd really rather go out on my brand spankin new service and see what kind of trouble I can get into but then I would be bitchy and cantankerous tomorrow and it wouldn't be worth it. Maybe I'll go see a movie tomorrow and I can sit here and look up showtimes without the mess of a giant $2.00 newspaper! The world is mine at home at last and you people are in for it now....bwahahahahahahaha!
"If you go home with somebody, and they don't have books, don't fuck 'em!" John Waters
Saturday, January 12, 2008
4 comments:
- Erica said...
good for you! internet at home, at long last!
- January 13, 2008 at 1:53 PM
- Holley T said...
yes, my tiny rural county continues to move into the 21st century by slow increments...
- January 14, 2008 at 10:55 AM
- Kenny P. said...
(I bet you were able to read that word before I was even done thinking about typing it!)
- January 14, 2008 at 8:52 PM
- Holley T said...
thanks KP, but I read your blog...you're the psychic one :)
- January 14, 2008 at 9:08 PM
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The Canadian Studies Centre's current direction will not change in the medium term. Depending on several proposed initiatives, there may be an increased emphasis on trade, agriculture, and health issues.
B. Relationships with other resources:
We have substantial microform holdings for Canadian Studies. Among these are 1751-1800 imprints, several decades of the Toronto Globe and Mail, and the English language/literature and First Nations sections of Pre-1900 Canadiana.
The MSU Libraries have the premier Canadian Studies collection in the Big Ten. The Bowling Green State University Library has access to the CANSIM statistical database. The Clements Library at the University of Michigan has rare books dealing with early Canadian history, especially the Age of Exploration. The State Historical Society of Wisconsin has a rich collection of Canadiana.
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If you're looking for a classic dessert recipe that has more of a wintry touch to your usual Eton mess, give this version using tropical fruits a try. Using fruits that ripen well in the winter, this dinner party recipe is a great way to enjoy Eton mess all year round.
It's quick, easy and will please any guests you've got coming.
- 3 large free-range egg whites
- 175g light soft brown sugar
- 2tbsp toasted chopped hazelnuts
- a selection of tropical fruit, chopped (such as mango, passion fruit, pineapple, papaya, kiwi fruit, pomegranate seeds, physalis)
- 300ml double cream, lightly whipped
- pomegranate molasses, to serve
- You will need:
- 2 baking trays, lined with baking parchment
Heat the oven to 150C, gas 2. Put the egg whites in the bowl of an electric mixer and whisk on a slow speed until frothy. Increase the speed and whisk until very stiff, then start adding the sugar, a dessert spoonful at a time, until the mixture is very thick and glossy.
Fold in 1tbsp of the hazelnuts. Spoon 12 heaped dessert spoonfuls of meringue on to the lined baking trays, allowing a little room for them to expand. Sprinkle the remaining hazelnuts on top and put the trays in the oven for 40 minutes. Turn off the oven and allow to cool completely. You can store these in an airtight tin for up to 5 days.
Mix ¾ of the fruit with the whipped cream and lightly crushed meringue very lightly to just combine, then spoon into glass dishes and top with remaining fruit. Drizzle with pomegranate molasses to serve.


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Most deaths we hear about must pass by like some remote thing – the latest sad news in the daily if now hourly round of it, a friend of a friend, and older people in loved ones' extended circles for whom death has become expected, and yet when our own nearest loved ones die, at any age and in any condition, our natural grieving can be so close as to be near to suffocating.
I was devastated to learn today of the death of an acquaintance – my former government colleague who, with her rare compassion as well as the sincere rapport of a fellow introvert, was also my friend – in her mid-thirties from bowel cancer.
The thing is or was, I had not seen her for ten years, but had followed her journey through her online articles and blog and the occasional news stories they generated. She was, to take the line from The Killing of Georgie (adapting gender), "the kindest girl I ever knew" (before I met my wife).
As her condition worsened throughout the past year, I drafted a couple of emails, saying, "We used to work near each other (as you well know – and we were even social on occasions now and then outside of the office!), and I'm so deeply sad about what you're going through because you're so incredibly kind, and it all is so totally unfair."
As time went by, the email got shorter, as I honed it to being less strangely out of the blue and, I hoped, gentler without offering fake hope at the most traumatic and last period of her life (the pain was, she wrote, at times barely endurable), and less focused on perhaps my own latent compulsion to analyse all earthly things through the lens of death (as I think they ought to be), and, looking down at so many new comments appearing on her Facebook posts, I knew that there were countless others saying what I was intending to say, and I put it off till after Christmas (a sad time for her), her birthday (a happy time for her), and then her most recent operation – but it turned out to be her last.
I am filled with sadness at the situation, and know that she was loved and cared for by many others, who said everything that I had wanted to say and more and I am glad that they did so while she was alive. It is a death very separate to me, after so much time having passed from the years of our working acquaintance, and I was reluctant to create any strange feeling about my abrupt appearance after so much time (though her social media, and various passionate and heartbreakingly honest articles she wrote, aimed to bring greater awareness to bowel screening and better diet in aid of preventing bowel cancer, and ways to speak to cancer sufferers – which has genuinely struck home with me).
"It's chaos. Be kind," says Patton Oswalt giving voice to his wife Michelle McNamara, who passed away suddenly and cruelly as she neared the end of writing I'll Be Gone in the Dark. In our nonbelieving and temporal world, this is all but the only truth we cling to, knowing injustice lurks in every moment of both strangers' and our lives – and if not injustice, we always sense the coming inhumanity, sadness, and pain.
I will miss the woman who was once my friend, even though I did not send her the words I had wanted to send, and even though, as if she were more a public figure than the lady I knew that was always kind to everyone, she would not have thought of me in years. I remember her friendly smile, her boldness and positivity in spite of health challenges she faced over many years prior to and then during her two debilitating bouts of bowel cancer, and her saying once in a more casual work email, "I love Adam Sandler – he always cracks me up!"
When some people die, the world loses the light of a kind and positive nature, and the world is that much darker today. I am sad and angry that she never got to shake off the worry of various illnesses, and then be able to meet a partner with whom she could grow old or older and have the children that she desired to. I am heartbroken at the depth of the loss for her parents, and the endless grieving that her closest friends and family must live with now that disease has taken her from them forever. Some people barely yield a reason and rationale for occupying their place on the Earth, and not a few make the world a worse place. When I see the smiling but pained photographs of her in the final and hardest months, I can barely keep myself from slamming my fist down on the table to express my fury at the years and the possibilities for happiness that illnesses deprived her of, others unable to do anything then and now do nothing but remember – so I am left to feel numbly sad and hopelessly angry instead.
She suffered through many of the years of her life and, as sickness finally coerced her away to her eternal rest, freed from pain, losing her unique and youthful spirit still hurts in a profound way. In spite of our distance of time as well as place, my world is worse today with my old friend's death, and, as meaningful as her legacy has been to me and others, I feel the world today is dark and dispirited in ways too miserable and unkind for words with her being gone.


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Use SP.SOD.executeFunc(a,b,c) to Load the SharePoint JavaScript Libraries When Needed
var imgArrow = <asp:Literal runat="server" Text="<%$SPUrl:~sitecollection/
Style Library/Custom/images/stockup.png%>" />;
While I had originally thought this was a kludgey solution to begin with, it was getting the job done every single time.
However, a problem arose a few days after when I began refactoring the code. I had moved all of the js code from the master page itself into a separate js file, leaving only a static reference to the script on the master. The following code should be put within the ScriptManager control.
<asp:ScriptReference Path="<%$SPUrl:~sitecollection/Style Library/
Custom/scripts/custom.js%>" />
Since the code was moved off the aspx page, I quickly lost the ability to use the $SPUrl server-side variable. So instead I decided to grab the site collection root url via SP's JSOM.
var siteUrl;
var ctx = new SP.ClientContext();
var site = ctx.get_site();
Function.createDelegate(this, OnSuccess),
Function.createDelegage(this, OnFail));
function OnSuccess() {
siteUrl = site.get_url();
function OnFail() {
//fail gracefully
The code is semi-incomplete in that there were more operations running in the OnSuccess callback, but you can glean that the siteUrl variable will be used in other functions in the file.
When I put this code into action, I immediately received SP.ClientContext undefined errors, which weren't making sense to me as I can see that the browser had loaded the file. I was even able to go to the developer console and execute functions in the SP.js file by hand. After scouring the web for information it appeared the SP.js file, with many others, were registered as Script On Demand scripts via SharePoint.
A quick analysis of the rendered markup versus the master page itself shows that the ContentPlaceHolder, "PlaceHolderUtilityContent," is in charge of registering a set of OOTB JavaScript libraries. This placeholder is found at the very bottom of the v4.master, outside of the <form> tag. Note the function being called, RegisterSOD.
SharePoint's JavaScript class library, which can be found here, is almost entirely loaded in an on demand fashion to keep the client-rendering times down. To execute a function contained anywhere in the library, such as SP.ClientContext, the script must be readied before your custom code is executed.
Since the documentation around the SP.SOD namespace (SharePoint Scripts On Demand) is semi-lacking, it appears the developer community is a little undecided on the best way to load, or make ready, a script that was registered as an on demand script by SharePoint. I will quickly demonstrate an easy way to "ready" an OnDemand script.
var site;
var siteUrl;
function initCustom() {
// independent calls here
// dependent calls here
SP.SOD.executeFunc('sp.js', 'SP.ClientContext', function () {
var ctx = new SP.ClientContext();
site = ctx.get_site();
ctx.executeQueryAsync(Function.createDelegate(this, OnSuccess),
Function.createDelegate(this, OnFail));
function OnSuccess() {
function OnFail() {
//fail gracefully
To get things moving, I kick off the initCustom function via jQuery.
Then I run the SP.SOD.executeFunc(a,b,c) function to ready the SP.js file. It's primary purpose it to ready the file that the SP.ClientContext function (specified in parameter b), is found in. The first parameter is the key that the script was registered under during the RegisterSOD call earlier. The last parameter is the callback function to execute when the script has finished loading.
It's not apparent to me why this isn't discussed more across the web and why so many developers are doing this differently in every case. Now that I've more knowledge of the SOD namespace, it make utter sense as to what they're trying to accomplish. I hope this helps!
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Voltas 122 CY Classic Y Series Split AC (1 Ton, 2 Star Rating, White)
Voltas 122 CY Classic Y Series Split AC (1 Ton, 2 Star Rating, White)
- Split AC; 1 ton capacity
- Energy Rating: 2 Star
- 1 year warranty on product; 5 years warranty on compressor
- Product code: 10T 122 CY; Rated current: Cooling 49 Amps; Rated EER W/W 291; Power supply V/Hz/Ph 230 / 50 / 1 phase
- Air flow volume: Indoor CMH 500; Compressor type: High EER rotary
Product Description
AC with Anti-Dust Technology In order to help you beat the heat, Voltas has brought you an efficient air conditioner with a wide range of features in the form of the Voltas 122 CY classic Y series Split AC. This 1 ton air conditioner comes with a 2 star energy rating. Voltas has manufactured this air conditioner with an anti-dust technology. This technology employs very effective filters to eliminate the problems of dust and other particles that may otherwise be a nuisance and create some undesirable effects. Cross Flow System This AC further comes with a cross flow system because of which the air from the air conditioner can flow in cross directions. This phenomenon keeps all of your room effectively cool and in a breathable state, thus ensuring higher comfort levels and consistent air flow. High EER Rotary Compressor The whole working of any air conditioner basically depends upon its compressor. Voltas has manufactured this AC with a very advanced compressor. The high EER rotary compressor of this AC ensures that the air keeps flowing in a continuous fashion and further since the compressor has a rotational motion about it, it works more per energy input in comparison to other compressors thus effectively trimming down your electricity bill in the long run. Low Noise Generally the major problem with ACs is the noise they tend to make, thus making it impossible to have a good night's sleep. Recognizing this problem and working to tackle it, Voltas has come up with this air conditioner with a maximum noise level of 40 decibels which is very low and which therefore looks after the fact that you get to sleep peacefully without any problems at all. Remote Control The AC comes with a powerful remote that can control each and every function of the AC and works over a comparatively longer range than the conventional AC remote controls. Other noteworthy features The air conditioner comes in a classic white colour. The brand has also given a one-year warranty with the AC along with a five-year warranty on the compressor.
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Author(s): Margaret Mahey
"A year or so after my attempt to live the life of a witch I moved into yet another attempt to take over an exotic life, entering rather more dangerous territory this time. Having been taken to the Alexander Korda film of The Jungle Book, I became instantly and profoundly envious of Mowgli. I could not bear to think that that particular life might be restricted to the flickering images that had so dramatically chased one another across the screen of the Regent Theatre in Whakatane. It seemed someone should have the dedication to bring Mowgli into the real world. I determined to live his life, and began telling other children at school that I was an evacuee from Britain (and indeed we had at least two genuine evacuees at our school, so we were familiar with the condition). I had flown to New Zealand (I said) but the plane had crashed in the Indian jungle and I was the only survivor. I claimed to have lived there among the animals and had learned their language. From a distance of about 58 years I look back on these allegations with puzzlement. How could I ever have expected any of my contemporaries to believe for a moment in the alternative life I was claiming for myself? After all, I had lived in Whakatane, surrounded by cousins, for my whole life. There were fellow pupils who had known me since we attended kindergarten together. There was no way, no matter how passionate my assertions, that anyone could have believed me..."
Margaret Mahy has published over one hundred titles and won several major prizes and awards, including the Order of New Zealand, for her internationally acclaimed contribution to children's literature. She has twice won the prestigious Carnegie Medal, for The Haunting (1982) and The Changeover (1984).


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A lot has changed in how Californians think about religious liberties in the past 25 years. In 1993, liberals and conservatives alike were outraged when the Supreme Court ruled against two Native American workers who had been fired for testing positive for peyote, a hallucinogen commonly used in their religious ceremonies.
A broad coalition – almost inconceivable today – made up of the ACLU, the Christian Legal Society, the American Jewish Congress, the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty, the National Association of Evangelicals, and the Traditional Values Coalition joined forces to support the Religious Freedom Restoration Act which was then pending in Congress. The bill passed the
House and Senate readily and was quickly signed into law by President Bill Clinton.
At the time, the debate in Congress focused primarily on how to protect minority religious practice from laws that would substantially interfere with such practice, such as ensuring Muslim firefighters could wear beards or Jewish children could wear yarmulkes in public school.
But in the intervening years, far right religious conservatives have successfully used the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, commonly known as RFRA, in several high-profile court cases including Hobby Lobby and Harris Funeral Homes, to deny services to LGBTQ individuals, defend employment discrimination against LGBTQ people, limit employee access to FDA- approved contraception through employer- sponsored health insurance, and attempt to avoid court testimony about alleged child labor and abuse.
The Trump Administration has gone many steps further to weaponize the ability of individuals and institutions opposed to equality to cite their religious beliefs and moral objections to providing services to people of whom they disapprove.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions laid the groundwork for the right to discriminate when he issued a government-wide memorandum in response to President Trump's April 2017 "Religious Liberty" Executive Order. The memo broadly interpreted the religious freedom protections of RFRA.
Similarly, the Department of Health and Human Services recently proposed a rule that would broaden current exemptions for health providers who do not want to provide services or treat people if they have a religious or moral objection to doing so. And HHS's Office for Civil Rights established a new "Conscience and Religious Freedom" division earlier this year that would protect medical providers that illegally discriminate against patients based on moral or religious objections.
Against this backdrop of government-sanctioned discrimination and, undoubtedly with an eye toward the Supreme Court's impending decision in the Masterpiece Cakeshop case, Sens. Kamala Harris (D-CA), Patrick Leahy (D-VT), Mazie Hirono (D-HI), Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee Dianne Feinstein (D-CA), and a number of other Senate Democrats introduced the 'Do No Harm Act' on May 22, fittingly Harvey Milk Day, the day set aside to commemorate the slain gay San Francisco Supervisor.
The Senate bill is companion legislation to the 'Do No Harm Act' introduced in July 2017 by in the House by Reps. Joe Kennedy (D-MA) and Bobby Scott (D-VA), that would clarify that compliance with federal laws protecting civil rights and other important legal rights cannot be undercut by the Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
Specifically, it would prevent RFRA from being used to obtain exemptions from federal laws including:
• Protections against discrimination or the promotion of equal opportunity, such as those provided under the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and other law;
• Labor laws covering wages, benefits, collective bargaining, and worker protections;
• Protections against child abuse and exploitation;
• Access to, information about, referrals for, provision of, or coverage of any healthcare item or service;
• Goods or services to be provided to beneficiaries through government contracts, grants, and cooperative agreements; and
• Public accommodations and the full and equal enjoyment of goods, services, benefits, facilities, privileges, and advantages provided by government.
At the same time, RFRA continues to provide appropriate protections for religion. As Harris said in her statement: "The freedom to worship is a founding principle of this nation as well as the right to live free of discrimination or fear that one's civil rights will be undermined because of race, gender, sexual orientation, or gender identity," she wrote. "The Do No Harm Act will ensure we protect both these rights for all."
Equality California is working with lawmakers and partner organizations, notably the ACLU and Americans United in Washington, D.C. and across the country to block attempts to use imagined threats to religious liberty as an excuse to discriminate against millions of Americans.


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The big question of human survival has always been favored by sci-fi movies. Having watched tons of such a movie, you must have dreamed of being a hero to save the humankind. Not wanting it to actually happen, because we all want to live a happy, peaceful life, you can always have the experience through playing a simulation game subjecting in survival. Frostpunk is the first society survival game. As the ruler of the last city on Earth, it is your duty to manage both its citizens and its infrastructure. What decisions will you make to ensure your society's survival? What will you do when pushed to breaking point? Who will you become in the process? Those are all tasks and questions for you to answer and decide. Building and maintaining a city is not a piece of cake, you are against the darkness, you must apply the right strategy to secure the whole city. Want to take the challenge? Come and be a city builder. Enter this Razer Giveaway, with luck, you'll win a free game code of Frostpunk from steam, build your own city.


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Crizotinib is a tyrosine kinase receptor inhibitor. More specifically, it inhibits anaplastic lymphoma kinase (ALK), hepatocyte growth factor receptor (HGFR, c-MET), and Recepteur d'Origine Nantais (RON). Abnormalities in the ALK gene caused by mutations or translocations may lead to expression of oncogenic fusion proteins. In patients with NSCLC, they have the EML4-ALK gene. Crizotinib inhibits ALK tyrosine kinase which ultimately results in decreased proliferation of cells that carry the genetic mutation and tumour survivability.
Crizotinib is metabolized by CYP3A4 and CYP3A5 in which these enzymes mediates the O-dealkylation of the drug.
On July 27, 2020, LGM Pharma announced its acquisition of the formulation development and drug product contract manufacturing business of Nexgen Pharma, Inc. As a result, you will notice our new logo and visuals throughout the website. We're working on updates to reflect the exciting, expanded CDMO capabilities and services we now can offer you.


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- R.K. and Aleah Arundale
- Contributing Life's Lessons to HCP: The Michael Lewis Story
- Dr. Mo Hartstein
- Angel
- Alex Chapple
- Christopher Briscoe
- Texan Students Win Charity Competition
- Meet the Dullo Family
- Dr. Oscar Afari Debrah
- Dr. Liknaw Adamu
- Northern Highlands High School's United Nations Class
- Adjoe
- Dr. Sisay Bekele
- Awo
- Dr. Gladys Fordjour
- Mary
- Benedicta Boah
- Johnny Deng
- Dr. Kwadwo Amoah
- Healthy Vision Association
- Khadga Bahadur Bhandari
- Drs. Abigail Nyarko and Akwasi Ahmed
- Meet 65 year old Sabitra Magar
- St. Paul's Hospital Millennium Medical College
- Dr. Naa Tagoe
- Jace Tang
- Faustina Adu-Poku
- Mary Mensah
- Dr. Vera Essuman
- Izumi Foundation
- Dr. Haftamu Assefa
- Dr. Tesfaye Tadesse
- Workenesh Cheru
- Dr. Zelalem Gizachew Tekle
- Climbers Scale Dhaulagiri to Cure Blindness
- Dr. Akwasi Ahmed
- Healthy Vision Association
- Ongyel Sherpa
- Gebretsahme Welde Selase
- Dr. Sadik Taju Sherief
- Melkemu
- Eye Center in Oregon Initiates Global Partners Program
- Dr. Abraham Aregay
- Dr. Helen Sisay
- Dr. Angira Shrestha
- Four Friends Climb Mt. Kilimanjaro to Help #cureblindness
- Dr. Daniel Getaneh
- Donor Chops Off Dreadlocks to Raise Money for HCP
- Dr. Kumale Tolesa
- Family Foundation Gives Large Donation after watching "Out of Darkness" on 60 Minutes
- Dorcas
- Curt Schlosser
- USAID/ASHA: Improving lives together through Innovation
- Healthy Vision Association (HVA)
- Anil Rai
- Dr. Wah Wah Lwin
- Nunu Weleye
- Henok Lema
- Eskedar Haji
- Donor Spotlight: Aston's Birthday Gift
- Dr. Alemu Kerie Tesfaw, Ophthalmologist
- Nurse Marta
- Deb White
"I need to thank God (salam alaikum) and I want to thank you for giving me my sight back, I give my smiles for you!"
Meet Yusuf Mussa, a 67 year-old man who received sight-restoring surgery at a recent Himalayan Cataract Project supported outreach event at Bisidimo Hospital in Harar, Ethiopia. Yusuf had been losing his sight over the course of 14 years and lost it completely three years ago. His blindness was debilitating.
"I have had failing sight for 14 years, slowly becoming worse and then it completely disappeared 3 years ago. I have had some struggles in this life because of my blindness. One day, a snake was coming towards me (makes snake sound), but I couldn't see it. Birds were making sounds, so I understood something was coming, but I couldn't see the snake.
My blindness also gave me struggles to keep my goats, when I could still see a little bit, I had vultures and hyenas stealing my goats. I wasn't able to catch and find runaway goats or run off vultures."
When asked what he was most looking forward to now that his sight is restored, Yusuf said:
"My house, my goats, my wife and my children. I haven't seen them for more than 2 years and I am very interested to see what they look like now. This changes everything, now I can see everything. I'm very happy. I need to thank God (salam alaikum) and I want to thank you [HCP] for giving me my sight back, I give my smiles for you!"
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Evaluating the Federal Reserve's Control Proposal
By The Gallatin Group
Originally published on Gallatin's Insights blog
On April 23, 2019, the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System ("Federal Reserve" or the "Fed") issued proposed amendments to its regulations governing when a company is deemed to exercise "control" over another ("Proposal").
The Proposal has significant implications for investments by and in banking organizations. In particular, the Proposal largely focuses on clarifying when one company would be deemed to exert a "controlling influence" over another under the Bank Holding Company Act of 1956, as amended (12 U.S.C. § 1841, et seq.). This test is frequently the crux of many control determinations issued by the Federal Reserve.
Three Control Tests. Under the Federal Reserve's "control" tests, an entity is deemed to control a company when (1) such entity holds 25% or more of a class of voting securities of a company, or (2) such entity controls the election of a majority of a company's board of directors. A third test provides that an entity directly or indirectly controls a company if the entity exercises a "controlling influence" over the management or policies of such company. While the first two prongs are straightforward, the third "controlling influence" prong typically entails a multi-factor review and analysis by the Fed.
Controlling Influence Test. In evaluating whether an entity exercises a "controlling influence" over another, the Federal Reserve considers regulatory precedent, policy guidance and other unpublished internal Fed practices. Specifically, the Fed's review weighs an entity's board representation at the target company, board roles held (e.g., chairman of the board), business relationships, overlapping or shared officers and directors, contractual restrictions on a target's operations, and total investment equity held ("Control Criteria"). The Proposal would codify the Fed's practices in evaluating Control Criteria to provide investors with greater certainty in expanding their rights and business relationships while being deemed noncontrolling.
Bank Holding Company Implications. Under U.S. banking law, an entity that controls a banking organization is required to register with the Federal Reserve as a "bank holding company" or "BHC." As a registered BHC, such holding company is subject to comprehensive supervision, regulation, capital requirements, activities and investment restrictions, among other things. Moreover, entities "controlled" by a BHC are subject to the legal and regulatory restrictions applicable to the BHC banking organization itself (e.g., activities and investment restrictions, etc.).
Fintech Benefits. The Proposal, while largely consistent with the Fed's current framework, makes several revisions that may prompt banks to make greater investments in fintech firms. These include targeted adjustments to expand ownership thresholds, and a new rebuttable presumption of noncontrol that presumes an entity does not control another where such entity controls less than 10% of every class of voting securities (such threshold was previously 5%) and such entity is not otherwise "exercising control" under other presumptions.
Divestiture. The Proposal also relaxes requirements for divestiture of control to provide investors with greater flexibility. Current requirements specify that an investor must divest to hold less than 5% of voting shares to terminate a control relationship. Under the Proposal, however, an investor no longer maintains "control" if such investor:
- Owns less than 15% of voting securities, or
- Holds between 15% and 25% of voting securities and remained at such level during the two preceding years.
This revised approach provides investors with greater flexibility in exiting positions and allows investors to terminate control while retaining more than 5% of voting securities.
The following chart outlines distinctions between the Federal Reserve's current practices and the Proposal with respect to the Fed's "controlling influence" test.
Originally published at Gallatin's Insights blog
This column does not necessarily reflect the views or opinions of FinReg Alert or Tradeweb Markets LLC.


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|Photo: Leatherstocking Golf Course
Otsego County is full of scenic, challenging and historic golf courses. From a world-class par 72 championship golf course to one of the oldest golf courses in America, visitors will find extraordinary views and golfing experiences.
Leatherstocking Golf Course
60 Lake Street
Cooperstown, NY, 13326
(607) 544-2546 or (800) 348-6222 Option 5
One of the East's most scenic and challenging resort golf courses, Leatherstocking offers a premier golfing experience in one of the country's most picturesque natural settings. Designed in 1909 by Devereux Emmet, the course features a natural contour terrain that sweeps along the western shoreline of Lake Otsego, and offers gorgeous views from varying elevations. With two great finishing holes - #17 Par 3 playing up to 195 yards over water and #18 Par 5 with an island tee and the fairway along the lake - the course produces scores that accurately reflect your level of play. It also offers lovely, manicured scenery that inspires the senses while relaxing the mind.
Colonial Ridge Golf Course
195 Bateman Road
Laurens, NY, 13796
(607) 263-5291
Colonial Ridge is located in the heart of beautiful central New York. It's a short, picturesque ride from Cooperstown, and it's just one mile from Gilbert Lake State Park. Come enjoy one of the few 18-hole public golf courses in Otsego County and indulge in spectacular views as you make your way around this challenging course.
Crestview Heights Golf Club
169 Forest Lane
West Oneonta, NY, 13861
(607) 267-4862
The Crestview Heights golf course has been totally re-imagined, and offers both the professional and casual golfer a strikingly beautiful landscape, with waterfalls and push-mowed greens. And, of course, the 19th hole has its own unique charm with upper and lower patio dining. Crestview Heights is open 7 days a week with tee times beginning at 7:00am. The Riverstone Restaurant opens for lunch at 11:00am and offers inside or patio dining and a full service bar.
Meadow Links Golf Course
476 County Highway 27
Richfield Springs, NY, 13439
(315) 858-1646
A scenic and challenging 18-hole executive-length golf course set in the hills above historic Otsego Lake about 8 miles from Cooperstown. Facilities include a natural grass tee driving range, practice greens, clubhouse and pro shop and riding cart, pull cart and club rentals. The course also has a golf professional on staff, offering lessons, clinics and friendly advice. Adjacent to the course is an events pavilion and sand volleyball court. There are tournaments, clinics, leagues and events, starting in the spring and extending into the autumn.
Oneonta Country Club
9 Country Club Drive
Oneonta, NY, 13820
(607) 432-9074
Situated amidst the hills of the Susquehanna River valley, the Oneonta Country Club is an excellent Championship Golf Course that has been an Upstate NY experience for 100 years. Originally established in 1913, the Club offers golfers a wide variety of terrain: beautifully sculpted greens guarded by water, woods, and sand. With a full 18 holes, the golf course provides a wonderful experience for all players from novice to expert. Golfers can also enjoy a wonderful meal at the Roundhouse Pub & Grill.
Otsego Golf Club
144 Pro Shop Drive
Springfield Center, NY, 13468
(607) 547-9290
Built in 1894 on the shores of Otsego Lake just nine miles from Cooperstown, Otsego Golf Club is one of America's oldest courses. The challenging 9-hole, par 35 links-style course has a rating of 67.8 for 18 holes. Lunch and dinner served Monday through Saturday (including a prix fixe dinner on Saturday evenings) and Sunday brunches in the summer months on The Porch overlooking the 9th green. Regulation-length nine hole layout with blue & white tees for eighteen holes.
Red Pines Golf Course
580 County Highway 20
Edmeston, NY, 13335
(607) 965-6714
Just a short drive from Cooperstown, Red Pines Golf Course is a scenic course in the Central Leatherstocking Region, just a short drive from Cooperstown.
Stonegate Golf Course
500 County Highway 19, Summit Lake Road
West Winfield, NY, 13491
(315) 855-4389
As challenging as it is beautiful, the Stonegate is an 18-hole golf course complete with clubhouse, various golf leagues and plenty of golf outings available. Located a short 25-minute drive from Cooperstown across rolling hills, Stonegate overlooks the scenic Unadilla Valley. With 200 ft. of elevation change through its 6000 yards, par 71, this 18-hole course is fun for all golfers.


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Elon Musk's move to cut nine percent of the Tesla workforce will sharply downsize the residential solar business it bought two years ago in a controversial $2.6 billion deal, according to internal documents and a few former employees.
The workforce cuts will hit the division that was once SolarCity — a sales and installation company founded by two cousins of Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
According to internal documents
viewed by Reuters,
about a dozen facilities, (one email mentioned 14 and another list mentions 13), have been targeted for closure, leaving 60 facilities open.
The documents also include ending a retail partnership with Home Depot that current and some former employees said generated about half of its sales.
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surmises that in his attempt to salvage production of the Model 3, Musk appears to be putting the solar segment of Tesla on the back burner for awhile.
Tesla declined to comment on which solar facilities would be closed, how many employees would lose their jobs or what percentage of Tesla's solar workforce they represent.
The company did say the cuts to the energy team, including batteries to store power, were in line with Tesla overall plans to cut its staff by nine percent.
"We continue to expect that Tesla's solar and battery business will be the same size as automotive over the long term," the company said in a statement to Reuters.
What's the strategy?
According to CNBC
, the facilities targeted for closure were located in California, Maryland, New Jersey, Texas, New York, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Arizona, and Delaware.
Tesla chief Elon Musk said a company reorganization aims to speed up production of the Model 3, a key to expansion of the electric carmaker
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Dozens of solar customer service staffers at call centers in Nevada and Utah were also fired, according to former employees, some of whom were terminated in last week's cuts. "It's been a difficult few days — no one can deny this," a Tesla manager wrote in a separate internal email, sent to customer service employees shortly after the cuts were announced.
As for the total number of job cuts, it is difficult to know right now. At the end of 2015, Solar City had about 15,000 employees, but thousands have lost their jobs.
Tesla says ending the Home Depot partnership part of the company's larger effort to absorb SolarCity into its high-end brand and sell through 90 of its 109 retail stores and its website. "Tesla stores have some of the highest foot traffic of any retail space in the country," Tesla said.
Powerwall charges with energy produced by solar panels, making that energy available when needed, day or night. Powerwall also enables your solar panels to produce energy during grid outages.
But financial analysts are questioning Musk's plans for the solar business. "In effect, they seem to be saying, We have no strategy for selling solar," said Frank Gillett, an analyst at Forrester Research, adding that the SolarCity purchase "looks pretty awful right now."
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John Engle says: "Several Wall Street analysts already assign little to no value to Tesla's energy business; Musk may, at last, agree with them."
And Engle could be on to something, here. Elon Musk has been so wrapped up in straightening out the production mess with the Model 3, the solar business was left to sink or swim.
In the first quarter of 2018, Tesla installed 76 megawatts of solar systems. This was a big drop from SolarCity's more than 200 MW a quarter in early 2016. But back then, Solar City was a leading player in the solar industry. But in its first-quarter report this year, Tesla said they expected solar deployment to grow later in the year.
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Yeah I hear you I looked at one a couple days ago. I was like WTH it's half as thick and twice as much.
This is already a little old news but I hadnt seen it mentioned here. Ive read JP magazine since it first came out back in 1996. Its gone through several changes over time but Ive always enjoyed thumbing through the pages. Unfortunately, like much of print media, readership has been drying up and costs continued to rise. It saddens me and I will miss the magazines features and tech info. I have kept most of the ones from the past in boxes (though some are a little worse for wear) and will keep them in my shop when its done so I can still look back to the past when the mood strikes me.
Yeah I hear you I looked at one a couple days ago. I was like WTH it's half as thick and twice as much.
If you don't stand behind our troops,
Feel free to stand in front of them!
...There can be no divided allegiance here. Any man who says he is an American, but something else also, isn't an American at all. We have room for but one flag, the American flag... We have room for but one language here, and that is the English language... and we have room for but one sole loyalty and that is a loyalty to the American people.'
Theodore Roosevelt 1907
what really surprised me is how they went out. Hardly a mention to anyone. 24 year run and all I got was a letter offering me other magazines (digital ones, no less). Disappointing.
That is disappointing. I rather enjoyed JP. the few I had read anyway.
Just another lost feature due to technology I guess.
i love my country , but scared to death of its government!
Back in the Jeep life! no more small cars here!
I don't mind paying for a rag, as long as it has content. And I like a paper copy, not electronic.
As long as the people remain armed,
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"Certified Jeep Junky!"
I too found JP a great magazine, especially Randys? Electrical column. I too have issues packed away in a box and several in plastic magazine racks.
On a sidebar I also have a few motorcycling mags from the 70's that I keep for bathroom reading.
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Justice for Some — from theatlantic.com and the American Bar Association (ABA)
Today in the United States, millions of people like Carol lack access to basic legal resources for a variety of reasons. They forgo legal action because they find the system too overwhelming, for example, or because they perceive it to be too expensive. Many simply do not know when they qualify for legal services in the first place. And it isn't an issue that affects only the elderly. Middle-class Americans, recent college graduates, first-generation immigrants, and new parents can all experience barriers to accessing the legal resources they need.
This issue affects lawyers, too.
DEFENDANTS FACING JAIL TIME in criminal cases have a constitutional right to be provided an attorney, but many people are surprised to learn there is no equivalent guarantee for individuals in civil cases. Typically, defendants in such cases—including divorces, domestic violence orders, home foreclosures, evictions, wills, and immigration applications—are responsible for attaining their own legal representation. And therein lies the gap.
By one estimate from the Legal Services Corporation1, 86 percent of low-income people with civil legal problems received inadequate or no legal help in the past year. Between 2015 and 2018, roughly 80 percent to 90 percent of domestic relations cases in Philadelphia involved at least one self-represented party. In 2016, 75 percent of low-income rural households experienced a civil legal problem, but only 22 percent sought professional legal help. And in 2017, 90 percent of evicted tenants in New York City never made an appearance in court.
"Search results have a huge influence on what people trust," Hagan says. "If Google tells someone that an answer to their legal question is the number-one hit, people assume that it's correct, unaware that it may be based on laws in another state. We have seen people click on Australian legal advice even if they're in California."
"We know the most successful technological solutions to the access-to-justice gap involve collaboration with lawyers, with technologists, with entrepreneurs and, hopefully to an increasing extent, with consumers," Rodriguez says. "The object of what we're doing is to improve the ability of lawyers to provide representation, not to supplant their businesses."


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75-year-old man seriously injured after boats collide in Iberville Parish
PLAQUEMINE – The Iberville Parish Sheriff said three people, including a 75 year old man, were injured after a boating accident in Bayou Sorrel Saturday afternoon.
According to Brett Stassi, the incident happened around 4 p.m. Saturday near Plaquemine. Three people were hurt after two boats collided, pushing one boat onto a wooded area on the bank of the bayou.
A spokesperson for the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries said the 75-year-old man was injured when another boat collided and continued over his boat.
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A married couple from Brusley, La. that was riding in the second boat were also injured but refused medical treatment at the scene.
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The Armed Services YMCA is thrilled to announce Aviation Survival Technician Third Class (AST3) Richard C. Hoefle as one of the 2018 Angel of the Battlefield award recipients! AST3 Hoefle will be honored on October 2, 2018 at the Angels of the Battlefield Awards Gala in Arlington, Virginia. The Angels of the Battlefield Awards Gala acknowledges medics, corpsmen, and pararescuemen for their life-saving medical treatment and trauma care on the battlefield.
On October 19, 2017 AST3 Hoefle was responsible for saving the life of a critically injured mariner while serving as the duty rescue swimmer on board a Coast Guard helicopter. In the early morning hours, AST3 Hoefle and his crew launched to render assistance to a commercial fishing vessel following a catastrophic equipment failure that instantly killed one crew member and severely injured another. AST3 Hoefle helped develop a rescue plan and recommended a deployment to the water as a safer course of action. AST3 Hoefle was hoisted down into the water and swam through the darkness and heavy seas, eventually pulling himself up 8 feet over the vessel's freeboard. AST3 Hoefle quickly assessed the situation and began to triage the severely injured crew member. AST3 Hoefle suspected possible spinal injuries and created a makeshift cervical collar and other splits to immobilize the patient as best as possible, stabilizing the patient during the nearly two hours it took for the helicopter to arrive back on scene. AST3 Hoefle demonstrated superior strength and thought throughout the mission, saving the patients life.
ASYMCA is pleased to honor Angel of the Battlefield award recipient Aviation Survival Technician Third Class (AST3) Richard C. Hoefle.
"I'm glad that I went down there and I did exactly what I was supposed to do... It's a huge honor for me to be apart of this. There are some incredible things that Coast Guard medics do." - AST3 Richard C. Hoefle
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Step By Step Guide to Change Outlook Signature
Being one of the highly popular email service platforms, Microsoft Outlook is widely used by people for office and personal use. Packed with amazing features, this intuitive, simple yet brilliant tool provides a seamless emailing experience. There are other tools available on the internet but nothing can beat Outlook in terms of functionality for how to Change outlook signature.
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However, in order to gain all the benefits of this technological behemoth, one needs to learn everything as much as possible. Today, we will be discussing how to edit signature on Outlook on email. Well, as you know it allows the user to add their signature on the end of every message, but you can even edit at times. So, let us see how to do this.
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- Firstly, you need to click to the signature dialog box whether you are using it on Windows or Mac.
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- After you have done with it, just click the okay button and close the open dialog.
- If you are using Outlook in a Windows device, then just the go with similar steps and modify the test as required.
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You can even give a personal touch by adding graphics/animations and hyperlinking your signature. Basically, when you will be using Microsoft Outlook either on MAC/iphone or Windows, you will find the options to insert pictures (bmp,jpeg, png), animations (gif) and hyperlinks. So, in order to that just follow these steps:
- Open the signature dialog box available on the top of the Outlook.
- No, click on the "insert the picture" icon.
- Now, you need to browse the picture from your system that you want to use.
- After that, just select the picture file and click to the OK button.
Hopefully, you must have understood everything that you need to do in order to how to add/edit signature in outlook easily. However, if you are not able to do this or need any other information, then you can take the help of customer service for change signature in Outlook.
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From the editors of InStyle
Words by Olivia Bahou
Prince George is only 4 years old, but he's already set to make his TV show debut. The young royal and third in line for the throne is getting a cameo in his favourite series, the U.K. animated show Fireman Sam.
George's appearance coincides with the special 30th anniversary of the show on Friday. 'We're going to celebrate Fireman Sam's 30th anniversary by introducing a very special episode,' producer Ian McCue revealed, according to People. 'We heard that we have a very famous fan in Prince George, so we thought it would be really fun to bring a royal family to Pontypandy and see how the community reacts to that.'
Earlier this year, Prince William revealed the series as George's new favourite show, after he outgrew Peppa Pig. 'Fireman Sam has taken an awful lot of interest,' he said.
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George isn't the only royal with an upcoming big cameo. The Hollywood Reporter announced last week that Prince William and Prince Harry will appear in Star Wars: The Last Jedi, which hits cinemas on December 15th.
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text: As Paris Fashion Week draws to a close, we take a look at the standout SS17 trends that emerged. This season all eyes were on Paris to see how several major design houses would cope with new creative direction. Maria Grazia Chiuri, formerly of Valentino, made her Dior debut as the house's first female creative director. Her catwalk show, held in the Musée Rodin, highlighted the designer's female-centred approach to fashion; 'feminist is a recurring word for her', as her show notes observed. The concept of real women being at the heart of the collections was also seen at Giambattista Valli and Nina Ricci, where collections were multi-faceted, appealing to the many traits of women's personalities. Trends were thus varied, from technical tailoring to pink dresses and the return of athleisure. Take a look at the top trends to emerge from Paris Fashion Week spring/summer 2017 here.