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Could Leavine Family Racing expand to a second entry in the Monster Energy NASCAR Cup Series in 2020?
Speaking with SportsMap.com in Houston on Wednesday owner Bob Leavine said that the team could expand with an additional entry for 2020.
"Yes, we are working on expanding for 2020 right now," Leavine said. "It's just a matter of sponsorship because we can put the people on it, and we have the organization and Toyota Racing Development will support that. So yes, we are working to expand."
Leavine Family Racing currently fields the No. 95 Toyota Camry for Matt DiBenedetto. The team signed DiBenedetto to a two-year deal in October 2018. The team has a technical allowance with Joe Gibbs Racing.
It appears LFR had planned to run two cars in 2019 before plans changed.
"We were going to run two cars for this year with Daniel Suarez and a driver we selected, but that didn't work out," Leavine said. "But overall, I am happy with how everything turned out. I am glad we got Matt DiBenedetto because he wanted to come here."


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Pipeline is one of the greatest tools a sales leader has. Here are three helpful pipeline management best practices to set you and your team up for even greater success.
1. Model and reinforce CRM use
Managing to the pipeline is only as good as the data it contains and your team will only take it as serious as you do. Sharing a performance dashboard, in your weekly team meetings, is one way to instill accountability. Every salesperson wants to see their activity and results reflected accurately, especially when it's shared with their peers.
Another way is to take the approach of, "if it isn't in the system, it doesn't exist." This creates accountability for each salesperson to properly record their activity and opportunities in CRM.
Most importantly, sales leaders need to use CRM in their coaching to show that they are paying attention and the data matters. After all, if sales leaders aren't using CRM, neither will their salespeople.
2. Lead consistent pipeline reviews
Sales leaders set the tone and direction for an engaging meeting. A pipeline review is a powerful opportunity to check-in on your salesperson's mindset, approach, activities and process to celebrate successes, support them through challenges and set them up for future success.
Consistency in the frequency and structure of pipeline reviews and your commitment to following up are critical to holding your team accountable to achieving sales results.
Pipeline reviews are not meant to review every opportunity line by line, but rather provide coaching on priorities and focus areas that will increase performance. The key to doing this in an impactful way is by asking questions and being curious. It's important to remember that the pipeline is just one side of the equation, there's also the story behind the data.
In shifting your meeting from a monologue of reporting information to an engaging dialogue, you'll lead a productive and valuable conversation for yourself and your salesperson.
When done successfully, you'll notice that your salespeople are more engaged in these meetings because they are getting value and seeing their performance improve as a result.
3. Pave a clear path to increased results
As a sales leader, the natural tendency is to focus on results. If the results aren't there, the inclination is to have the team dial up their activity.
While it's fair to say that activity levels can impact results, there is more to results than that. You may determine that the challenge for one salesperson is around focus; are they clear on who they should be calling and meeting with? Having a clear focus can range from the paying attention to the right industry or company size, right down to the seniority and role of the ideal buyer.
For another, the quality of the conversations may be leading to challenges. Ride-alongs provide a great opportunity to get a clearer view on quality and allows for specific, in-the-moment coaching and support.
Digging in to the story behind the results allows you to tailor your coaching to the individual salesperson. Not only will this add value to your salesperson, it should also increase the results over time.
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My years managing the spa drew me back towards creating a healing space, and I gravitated toward meditation and energy work, finding the means to reconnect with myself and others. In October 2018, I became a Reiki practitioner, and in 2019 I completed my certification in Integrative Reflexology.
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College of the Sequoias preview: Softball team seeks continued success
College of the Sequoias softball coach Cori Janelli has options again.
And that's a welcome change from last season when the Giants' bench went one player deep and didn't include an experienced second pitcher or backup catcher.
But COS heads into its 2020 season opener — a Wednesday, Jan. 29 doubleheader at Diablo Valley College in Pleasant Hill, starting at 11 a.m. — with a 15-woman roster featuring three pitchers, two experienced catchers and a collection of players capable of playing multiple positions.
"It's kind of nice to have girls fighting for positions," Janelli said. "I don't know what to do with myself. It definitely takes some stress out of it. We don't have to worry about an injury taking out our season."
The Giants will be out to extend a streak of two consecutive Central Valley Conference titles and three straight trips to the Northern California Regional playoffs.
Janelli welcomes back three players — outfielder Audra Pratt (Golden West), second baseman/outfielder Callie Vincent (Woodlake) and outfielder Monica Meza (Caruthers)— of a team that went 28-16 overall, 19-2 in the CVC and reached the NorCal Super Regionals, where COS suffered a pair of 1-0 losses to then state top-ranked San Mateo.
Pratt was a first-team all-CVC selection last season when she hit .312 with nine doubles, four triples, a home run, and a team second-best 34 RBIs. She is expected to patrol center field for the Giants this season.
"She was just so solid for us last season," Janelli said. "It's nice to have her back."
Vincent was one of COS' top power sources last season, when she hit .242 with six doubles, a team second-best six homers and 29 RBIs.
Meza was a reserve last season, hitting .136 in 22 at bats.
"The experience those three have is really helpful to all the freshmen we have on our squad this year," Janelli said.
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The Giants feature one other sophomore in pitcher Olivia Aguigam (El Diamante), who transferred back to her hometown team after playing in 2019 at Folsom Lake, where she went 4-12 with a 5.79 ERA.
Aguigam is among the pitchers looking to replace Arianna Guzman, who tossed all but four of the 523 innings COS has played over the past two seasons.
"The other two pitchers we have are freshmen, so it's good to have someone that is experienced (at the junior college level) on the mound," Janelli said. "(Aguigam) being able to pass that knowledge on is totally beneficial to all the players."
Janelli and staff — associate head coach Kim Artiaga and assistants Haileigh Gonzalez and Michelle Bolt — have brought in 11 freshmen, nine of whom helped their high school teams reach the Central Section playoffs last season.
Headlining that group are Emily Ibarra (Redwood) and Maddison Servadio (Mission Oak).
Ibarra, a shortstop, and pitcher hit .340 with three home runs and 25 RBIs while logging a 1.91 ERA in 29 1/3 innings for the Division II semifinalist Rangers last season. Ibarra helped Redwood capture the D-II title in 2018.
Servadio, who is working at third base and shortstop, hit .484 with 16 doubles, three triples, two homers and 44 RBIs for the D-III quarterfinalist Hawks.
Corner infielder Felicity Morales hit .220 with three homers and 14 RBIs for a Dinuba team that reached the D-III final; second baseman/outfielder Genesis Rodriguez hit .320 with 18 RBIs for D-III semifinalist Selma; and first baseman/pitcher Alexis Garcia delivered a .398 batting average with seven doubles and 24 RBIs while going 16-11 inside the circle with a 3.15 ERA in 161 innings for D-V semifinalist Orange Cove.
COS' freshmen class also includes catcher/third baseman Madelyn Duran (Tulare Western), catcher/utility Vanessa Sandoval (Kerman), and outfielders Yennifer Gaitan (Mission Oak), Kayla Matus (Dinuba), Dominique Hernandez (Farmersville) and Samantha Points (Frazier Mountain-Lebec).
"These girls are a really good group," Janelli said. "They have come together and everyone is on board. They are happy and willing to play wherever the team needs them. And that's a huge obstacle to overcome because some girls only like to play one spot and not move around. But they are willing to do what the team needs to do to be successful."
The 11 freshmen will get battle-tested early as the Giants play eight games in the season's first 11 days, including games Jan. 30 against San Joaquin Delta (1 p.m.) and Cabrillo (3 p.m.) in Aptos.
COS plays at San Jose at 3 p.m. Feb. 6, at Ohlone at 1 p.m. Feb. 7, and face Solano (10 a.m.) and Shasta (noon) on Feb. 9 in Fairfield.
"We have some really good talent," Janelli said. "It's hard to gauge exactly how good you are because you don't know until you play, but I think we can play with anyone. For these freshmen, it's a whole new experience. Everything is a little faster. So these first few games are really important for them to get a feel for the game ahead of conference."
The Giants will play nine straight road games overall before their home debut against Sierra (11 a.m.) and Gavilan (3 p.m.) on Feb. 14.
COS also hosts Chabot for a doubleheader at noon and 2 p.m. Feb. 15.
The Giants open defense of their CVC title at 2 p.m. Feb. 27 at home against Merced.


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Fourth case of measles confirmed in Lakewood outbreak
LAKEWOOD - New Jersey health officials confirmed a fourth case in the measles outbreak in Lakewood.
Anyone who visited CHEMED Health Center at 1771 Madison Ave. between 8:45 a.m. and 1 p.m. on Halloween may have been exposed to the highly contagious disease, according to the New Jersey Department of Health.
The health department urges anyone who suspects they were exposed to measles to call before going to their doctor's office or emergency room so special precautions can be made to prevent the spread of the infection.
CHEMED is taking special precautions to curb the potential spread of measles at its facility, Chief Operating Officer Mark Berkowitz said. The center has set up a tent outside its facility to treat patients with any symptoms of measles.
Nurses are greeting patients in the facility's vestibule to ask about their symptoms before entering the facility. Those exhibiting even minor symptoms of measles are treated in the triage tent, Berkowitz said.
CHEMED also has dedicated several staff members solely to vaccinating patients who are requesting the inoculation. Berkowitz estimated the calls are "in the hundreds" of people requesting vaccinations.
"We're doing above and beyond the recommendations just to makes sure nobody else potentially gets infected," he said.
More:Measles: How to stay safe and what to do if exposed
More:Measles: NJ and NY residents possibly exposed by traveler
The first case of measles was reported to the health department on Oct. 26 and involved a person who contracted measles while traveling to Israel.
Anyone who visited the following locations may have been exposed to measles:
- Schul Satmar, 405 Forest Ave., Lakewood from Oct 13 to Oct. 21 from 1 to 4 p.m.
- Eat a Pita, 116 Clifton Ave., Lakewood, on Oct. 15 between 7 and 10 p.m.
- CHEMED Health Center, 1771 Madison Ave. (Route 9), Lakewood on Oct 17 between 3 and 6 p.m., on Oct 18 from 10:45 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., on Wednesday between 8:45 a.m. and 1 p.m.
- NPGS, 231 Main St., Lakewood on Oct. 25 between 9 a.m. and noon, on Monday between 2:15 and 4:45 p.m.
- Pizza Plus, 241 Fourth St., Lakewood, on Sunday between 12:30 and 3:30 p.m.
Symptoms of the measles including rash, high fever, cough, runny nose and red watery eyes. It can be spread through coughs, sneezes or coming in contact with mucus or saliva from an infected person, according to public health officials.
State health officials are working with the Ocean County Health Department to identify and notify people who may have been exposed to infected individuals. They urge everyone to make sure family members are up-to-date on their measles/mumps/rubella vaccines as well as all other age-related immunizations.
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Thomas Jefferson, State Room Portrait, Charles Wilson Peale, public domain
By Richard Girard
"Change means movement. Movement means friction. Only in the frictionless vacuum of a nonexistent abstract world can movement or change occur without that abrasive friction of conflict."
Saul Alinsky (1909--72), U.S. radical activist. Rules for Radicals, "The Purpose" (1971).
"It is change, continuing change, inevitable change, that is the dominant factor in society today. No sensible decision can be made any longer without taking into account not only the world as it is, but the world as it will be. . . . This, in turn, means that our statesmen, our businessmen, our everyman must take on a science fictional way of thinking."
Isaac Asimov (1920--92), Russian-born U.S. author. "My Own View" (published in The Encyclopedia of Science Fiction, edited by Robert Holdstock, 1978; reprinted in Asimov on Science Fiction, 1981).
"We used to think that revolutions are the cause of change. Actually it is the other way around: change prepares the ground for revolution."
Eric Hoffer (1902--83), U.S. philosopher. The Temper of Our Time, "A Time of Juveniles" (1967).
The time for transformation is upon us. In fact, it has never left us.
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The Great Lakes ADA Center provides information, materials, technical assistance and training on the Americans with Disabilities Act. The website provides many online learning opportunities, FAQs, and other information, along with contact information for specific questions.
ASGCLA Toolkit: The Association of Specialized Government and Cooperative Library Agencies (ASGCLA) created eighteen toolkits to help librarians "understand and manage access issues" related to a variety of physical, cognitive and developmental disabilities, as well as mental illness. The toolkits are now at the RUSA division of the ALA. You can link here:
- Accessible Communication Styles
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Project ENABLE is a self-directed learning opportunity from Syracuse University for librarians to learn about creating accessible services and programs for students with disabilities.
Training modules from San José Public Library for creating inclusive programs and services for children (201
Autism resource list in our article index.
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Inclusive Services Resources from the Wisconsin Division for Libraries and Technology, including the Inclusive Services Assessment and Guide.
DPI's Inclusive Services Statement was created in 2017 and updated in 2018. It provides guidance for libraries about what an inclusive library looks like.
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Tips for hiring a sign language interpreter and lists of qualified Wisconsin interpreters.
Accessibility checklist for one-time events. It's not a perfect match (it's for schools) but would be a good start.
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The Qualicum Beach congregation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is joining a British Columbia-wide food drive to help those in need.
The B.C. Thanksgiving Food Drive will involve about 3,000 volunteers around the province with the actual collection being held on Saturday, Sept. 17. Donation bags will be dropped off to as many homes as possible up to a week earlier.
"The effort is non-denominational and several other churches, corporate sponsors and volunteers from the general public will be joining in the big food drive, which is designed to become an annual event," said president Tom Roulstone. "In Qualicum (Beach) we are being assisted by Qualicum Foods and Thrifty Foods."
The BC Thanksgiving Food Drive is being organized in conjunction with Food Banks British Columbia and conforms to the association's code of ethics. No cash donations will be solicited door-to-door.
"This is an amazing reaching out among caring people all over our province and we are excited to have others join us so willingly," Roulstone said.
"We have seen through the summer just how desperately the food banks need help, so the aim is to bolster their shelves in time to help people for Thanksgiving."
In Qualicum Beach, the food drive proceeds will be delivered to the French Creek Food Bank.
As well as Qualicum Beach, the food drive on Vancouver Island will involve Latter-day Saint congregations in Duncan, Nanaimo, Port Alberni, Courtenay, Campbell River, Port McNeill and Powell River.
The Victoria congregations are also holding a similar food drive in the capital city region.
Individual or community group volunteers are welcome and duties range from collecting to sorting food stuffs.
Anyone who wants to help is asked to call organizer Kathryn Collins at 250-752-8746.
For further information on the BC-wide food drive visit the BCTFD website at www.bctfooddrive.org.
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Tasha loves to help Mommy get the mail (and open it too!), but she's not quite tall enough to reach the box by herself. She sure tries hard though!
Tasha loves to help Mommy get the mail (and open it too!), but she's not quite tall enough to reach the box by herself. She sure tries hard though!
I told Kevin to smile and I got this cheesy grin instead of a real smile, but it was so cute, I couldn't resist posting it! His first fake smile….
Smile Big, Kevy!
Not only has Natasha not had a single accident in 3 or 4 weeks, but last night while in the bathroom, Kevin said "Pee-pee" and pointed to the toilet. I doubted he would go, since I'm not even considering potty-training him yet, but sat him on the throne anyways. And what do ya know?! He went!!!! =) Hence the reason he's not wearing shorts in the shoe photos!
Kevin has started the "shoe" stage, which is one of my favorites. He's been experimenting with trying on everyone's shoes. It's the best when he has Ammon's shoes on because they're so huge, but mine were still cute on him!
So sweet, Daddy helping Tasha
Come back with my bike Daddy!!!! =0
Because we get lots of thunderstorms in the summer, along with plenty of sunshine, rainbows seem to be pretty abundant here. Here's a recent one that was a full rainbow, incredible color, not justified by the photo, but is still beautiful.
Well, our garden this year was a late-bloomer, so to speak. We didn't get anything until a few weeks ago. And now, well….I'll let the picture tell the story! Let's just say we have certain things coming out of our ears!
I've previously written about how "motherly" our little 3 year-old is, well I guess compassion is a quality required of mothers or motherly behavior, so the shoe fits….I was feeling under the weather last week with a cold and needed to lay down and rest for a while. While I was putting a movie on for Tasha, she asked me where I would be napping. After I went upstairs to rest, I found that a sweet little someone had placed a pillow in just the right spot on the couch for me to rest my head on. =)
The best example of all came on Monday when Ammon was upset that a heavy-duty shop-type lamp of his had broken. Tasha said, "Daddy's light is broken?" He replied in the affirmative and she promptly responded…"Tasha will keep her panties dry all week so Mommy will take her to the store (to get a reward) and then I'll have Mommy buy you a new light, ok?" I heard this second-hand from Ammon, but even then, I got a little teary hearing of the great compassion that Tasha had for her Daddy especially at such a young age.
These are frequent occurences with Tasha who just cares so much about others! =)
The time has come to welcome a new member to our family. Rusty (our 1987 Toyota 4Runner) decided to move on to greener pastures. No longer will he require so much time and money to keep on the road.
On August 24, 2007 we are proud to announce that 'Jack' has joined our family. He is the dream child we always wanted: 2008 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon. Our other two children love playing in him, and he has proven his potential when I took him 4x4ing up Spring Creek trail last Saturday morning.
Oh, and did I mention how much fun he is?!
Last night, I had both kids in the bathroom while I was preparing to cut Kevin's hair. I had just sat him on the counter when I saw Tasha fall out of the corner of my eye. She screamed like I'd never heard her scream before and saw that she'd fallen between the tub and toilet and had sort of bent in half, obviously bumped her head. My guess was that she'd been standing on the toilet to get something out of the basket of bath things that sit on the toilet tank and lost her balance. I picked her up to console her and to my horror, found blood all over my hand when I pulled it away! =( We took her to the ER that is just down the street and they gave her two staples to close the wound. She was such a trooper, hardly crying at all, despite the fact that she had nothing to numb the stapling. They had us in and out in about 40 minutes and even gave the kids a toy each to take home. Sigh…… two trips to the ER this year for Tasha…I decided I don't wanna go again unless we're visiting a friend who's had a baby or something!
Other than getting up once in the night to tell us that her head hurt, she's handled it great. No pain all day today!


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15 Weird Jobs You Didn't Know Existed
You're 22, and it's your first job straight out of college. It is not your dream to work as a secretary and your boss is not making it any easier when he asks you to blow on his hot coffee. Seriously? Can this job get any worse? Believe it or not, it can. Some bosses like to abuse their power and ask their employees to do all kinds of odd things: from running personal errands, like buying underwear, to taking their urine sample to a lab for testing or scraping gum off the sidewalk.
But what if your job consisted of doing odd things every single day? How would you like to be paid for cleaning vomit for a living? What about sniffing armpits or collecting feces? These jobs stink. Literally! Take a look at the list below and who knows, you might be more thankful for your own job or consider starting a new career.
15. Breath Odor Evaluator
Bad breath is the ultimate turn-off for most people. And just because you are paid to be exposed to it on a daily basis, it doesn't make it any better.
Being a breath odor evaluator means you would be working for a food or chemical company. The job involves sniffing people's mouths before and after trying a new chewing gum or mouthwash product. To make it even more "fun," sometimes testers are required to consume garlic or coffee before the smell test.
To qualify for such a stinky job, you need a keen sense of smell and probably a very strong stomach.
14. Roadside Ear Cleaner
Mumbai, India, 1 PM, 93 degrees Fahrenheit. White collar young men are on their lunch break, students are rushing home from school, and a mix of street vendors begin crowding the streets. In the middle of all this madness, you can find Sayed Mehboob on his stool, waiting for his regular customers, most of whom are elderly.
Sayed has been removing dirt and wax out of people's ears for over 20 years. Everyone needs a good ear cleaning, so why not let Sayed do it for you for just 30 cents. If you want the deluxe treatment, for an extra 50 cents, your ears will be pampered with lotion, coconut oil and an Ayurvedic toner (for red or inflamed ears).
13. Funeral stripper
Funerals are generally religious rituals, while strippers are not exactly considered holy people. So how exactly did this happen you might ask. In many cultures, instead of mourning the deceased, people celebrate their lives by singing and dancing, which sometimes involves hiring an entertainer. The people of Taiwan took this to a whole new level by including strippers in the ceremony to attract crowds and throw a memorable send-off for the deceased.
Stripping may be illegal in China, but in rural areas, attracting a large crowd is more important, as it means good fortune in the afterlife.
Just like any respectable stripper, they don't just dance, but often take off their underwear, so make sure to cover the eyes of any children attending the event.
12. Vomit collector
This unfortunate bodily function occurs in many places: bars, cabs, hospitals, amusement parks. But did you ever stop to ask yourself who gets to clean the mess? Well, it depends on the situation, but this theme park in the U.K. decided to hire someone specifically for this job. Can you imagine how the interview went? "You've already told me you love amusement parks, but how do you like puke, son?"
Twenty-two year old Rhys Owen loves rollercoasters so much that he decided to take this job because "being able to ride them for free makes the sick collection worth it."
And in case you're wondering how busy he stays, one year the park had 619 "sick shutdowns" and they had to dispose of over 30 gallons of vomit.
11. Professional cuddler
Are you a kind, loving and understanding person who enjoys cuddling? There are several websites out there that offer these services and promise earnings from $40 to $80/hour. Sounds crazy, right? And possibly a front for prostitution, especially since most clients are mostly interested in female cuddlers.
It turns out that there are plenty of men who request the services of a professional cuddler. Sure, some of them might be hoping for more than just cuddling, but many of them are simply looking for some human contact.
Research shows that during human interaction, oxytocin (known as the "cuddle hormone") is released into the brain, lowering high levels of stress and blood pressure. It can even help with sleeplessness, chronic back pain, and PTSD, so this might be the next thing in the therapy world.
10. Snake milker
"Must-love snakes, excitement and danger" could be the description of this unusual job, but truth is it takes more than that. Those interested are required to have a degree in biology, chemistry, biochemistry, or herpetology.
A snake milker's job is to extract venom, which is crucial for the production of antivenom. They collect venom from hundreds of snakes every week and make around $2,500 a month.
American Jim Harrison and his wife own the largest venomous snake collection in the country (around 2000 snakes), housed at their Kentucky Reptile Zoo. Jim has been doing this for almost 40 years and has been bitten eight times, which put him through three surgeries and weeks of hospitalization. None of this scared Jim off, since saving lives is way more important than risking his own.
9. Subway pushers
This job originates in New York, where they were also called "sardine packers," but is currently more common in Japan. It's almost hard to believe that in a country so civilized and so technologically advanced, people get shoved and pushed into subways and travel in uncomfortable conditions.
In Tokyo, 8.7 million people take the subway every day and even though there are about 24 trains per hour going in one direction, it still gets very overcrowded, especially during rush hour. Introduce "oshiya" or "pushers," whose job is to cram as many people as possible in every train. People are squished so tightly against each other, that they can't move or even breathe properly.
8. Professional apologizer
We all know one or two people that could do this for a living because they continuously get into some kind of trouble, and have to apologize to their partner and promise it won't happen again.
The Japanese were the first to use a professional apologizer for business purposes. And now many U.S. companies look for college graduates (a communications degree is preferred) to make things right with upset customers. Some companies will pay as much as $60,000 if you are good at writing apology letters and smooth talk people into forgetting about everything that went wrong.
7. Garbage detectives
Have you ever thrown batteries in the garbage even if you knew you were supposed to dispose of them in a different way?
In Germany and Switzerland, specially assigned detectives go through the garbage looking for irregularities: items that aren't supposed to be in the trash, whether the garbage was placed in correct bags or disposed of in the right day. Throwing your garbage out on a Sunday can get you a $280 fine in Switzerland or two days in jail.
The garbage detectives look for clues to help them figure out the identity of the offender. Medicine bottles, shopping bills or any piece of mail can trace the garbage back to its owner. If the detectives have a hard time locating him, they ask the neighbors, who are often more than happy to turn someone in for their dirty crime.
6. Poop collectors
While working at a gas station or working as a janitor often involves cleaning dirty toilets, things get a lot messier for certain Chinese workers.
China is one of the largest recyclers of human waste and the profession of collecting it has been a tradition since ancient times. In Beijing, 6,800 tons of human excrement are treated each day and converted into fertilizer and biogas.
Poop collectors must pick up waste from public toilets and outhouses. But as gross as this job may sound, it is a very popular one. One year over 2,500 candidates applied for a poop collector job.
5. Parmesan cheese listener
A good cheese, like the famous Parmigiano Reggiano, takes more skills than one might think. Taste and smell are not the only decisive factors when it comes to assessing the quality of cheese. When it comes to Parmesan, you also need to have a good ear.
A Parmesan listener hits the head of the cheese with a special hammer to figure out whether the head meets the standard. Certain sounds let the specialist know about possible cracks and voids inside the cheese wheel. So next time you enjoy a nice piece of Parmesan cheese you can thank the Parmesan listener for doing his job right.
4. Professional mourner
If you can look sad and cry on demand, you would probably make a good actor. Or a professional mourner. Yes, that's a thing in many countries, including the U.K., where this industry is booming.
For a small fee, the mourners will attend the funeral, act really sad, shed a few tears and even deliver a eulogy. They will also learn a few things about the deceased so they could carry a conversation like they actually knew them.
This custom was brought to Europe by immigrants from the Middle East and Asia, but it can also be found in other cultures and it tends to be even more dramatic, with mourners wailing and even rolling around on the ground.
3. Chicken sexer
A chicken sexer's job is to separate the male and female chicks, a crucial task in the poultry industry. At first sight, it doesn't seem to be too bad of a job and it can pay up to $60,000 a year in the U.K. But the truth is it takes quite a bit of training and a good eye to be able to tell the two sexes apart.
The workers determine the gender either by "vent sexing" (inspecting the inside of a chick's rear end) or by "feather sexing" (based on the shape and length of their wings). After training for at least three years, a chicken sexer can sort around 700 chickens per hour with 98% accuracy.
2. Face feeler
Under any normal circumstances, trying to feel a stranger's face would be considered creepy. Imagine you are walking down the street and a stranger suddenly reaches out with their hand and starts caressing your cheeks. Um…time to dial 911 pronto.
But in the beauty industry, people get paid to touch the testers' faces after they have used skin care products. A face feeler needs to have sensitive hands and feel comfortable about touching a stranger's skin and inspecting it up close.
This job is probably as odd for the workers, as it is for the person whose skin gets to be touched.
1. Roadside dentist
Most people hate going to the dentist either because they are scared of pain or they simply can't stand needles and the drill.
Modern dentistry has come a long way. In most civilized countries, you can expect a comfortable, clean environment, where you can feel relaxed and even pain-free thanks to anesthetics or dental hypnotherapy.
Unfortunately, that is not the case in every country. In India, there are dentists that could make even the bravest of people reconsider getting their teeth checked.
The dental checkup or treatment takes place on the side of a dusty road and it is performed with rudimentary tools that are not sterilized properly. And you can forget about anesthetics because not all roadside dentists think they are necessary!
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Flyers Fan Reaction (FFR1) Gm 82: CAR 4, PHI 3 - Thank U, Next
In their final game of the 2018-19 season, the Philadelphia Flyers lose, 4-3, to the playoff bound Carolina Hurricanes. On that final note, this disappointing yet thrilling season comes to a merciful but truly sad end.
A quick recap of the game. Mark Friedman was called up for his NHL debut, with Phil Myers being sent down-wait am I reading this right? Yes, Phil Myers was sent down, but in fairness, it was likely done to help the Phantoms with their Calder Cup playoff push. Though for them to make it, they'll need the miracle the Flyers didn't quite get. Friedman played pretty well, moving the puck quickly and efficiently. He also made Flyers history by being the first Flyer to wear #59.
Anyway, the Flyers slow starts reared their ugly head again. Carolina got two quick goals on Carter Hart, neither of which were his fault, because Carter Hart cannot do anything wrong. Fortunately, Travie Sanheim found a red-hot Oskar Lindblom, who extended his goal streak to three with a beautiful forehand-backhand tally. Unfortunately, Teuvo Teravainen buried his own rebound a few minutes later, giving the Canes a 3-1 lead after one.
Now that the game was past the first period, the Flyers started to try. Travis Konecny walked into the slot and beat Curtis McElhinney with a perfectly placed wrist shot, tying his goal scoring mark from last year with his 24th tally. A few minutes ago, with the Flyers on the power play (and Claude Giroux back on the left side!), elite 1st line center deflected home a career-high 33rd goal of the season, tying the game 3-3.
It didn't take long for the tie to be broken. Not by the right team, of course (though maybe it was, if your main focus was the lottery). A pass to the point by the Canes deflected right onto Jordan Staal's tape. Carter Hart could've had the speed of the light, but there was no way he was going to be able to recover from the sudden change of direction, and Carolina went back ahead 4-3.
To their credit, the Flyers did not mail in their final 20 minutes of hockey. In fact, they limited Carolina to just one shot on goal (I feel fairly confident in saying that's a season low, or at least tied for one). They also put a lot of pressure on McElhinney and the Hurricanes excellent defense, but were unable to break through. The horn sounded one final time, with the Flyers never able to tie the score.
It's over. It's finally over. This crazy, roller coaster, wild, intense, frusturating, joyous, nerve-racking season is finally over. What a trip. Thirty-eight different players took the ice wearing the orange and black this campaign. Eight of them were goalies, a new NHL record. The Flyers fired two coaches, their GM, and an assistant GM this season. Fan-favorite Wayne Simmonds was shipped off at the trade deadline. That's a lot of change for 82 games.
Imagine how much could happen over 181 days without a game.
One hundred and eighty-one days. That's the amount of days between Saturday night and October 4th, 2019, when the Flyers begin their 53rd campaign against Chicago in Prague, Czech Republic. A lot can, and will, happen, between now and then. No matter what changes are made, the Philadelphia Flyers will come back. They will be bigger, better, faster, stronger, more ready than ever before. Next year may not be the year. But it will be new. Different. Better. Really, what else can you ask for?
The future is bright, Flyers fans. I know losing is tough. This season was a struggle. But someday, it will be worth it. Giroux, Hart, Couturier, Provorov, Gostisbehere, Voracek, and Konecny make up one of the youngest and greatest cores in the NHL that can only be improved upon this offseason. Next year is going to be a blast. That's not a guarantee. But sometimes you just have a feeling. This is one of those times.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to read these FFRs and all the other content that we (I) produced this season. There will be more in the offseason. Some of it will be Flyers related - you can expect NHL playoff, draft, and free agency analysis, as well as Phillies content (more wins=more articles). Just like it was for the Flyers, this season was a learning experience. And come next fall, these articles will be back, bigger, better, and all that good stuff.
For the future of the Philadelphia Flyers and this blog, I will ask you one final time: are you ready?
I know I am.
Team Awards
At the conclusion of every regular season, the Philadephia Flyers hand out a series of awards to honor the best of that year's squad. Here are the winners for this year's team.
Yanick Dupre Class Guy Award (Flyer with Character, Dignity, & Respect On and Off the Ice) - Andrew MacDonald^
Pelle Lindbergh Memorial Trophy (Most Improved) - Travis Sanheim*
Barry Ashbee Trophy (Most Outstanding Defenseman) - Radko Gudas
Toyota Cup (Flyer With the Most Points from Being Selected as a "Star of the Game" Throughout the Season) - Carter Hart
Gene Hart Memorial Award (Flyer Who Demonstrates the Most "Heart") - Sean Couturier
Bobby Clarke Trophy (MVP) - Sean Couturier
^Voted on by the Philadelphia Chapter of the PHWA
* Voted on by Teammates
Final Lottery Update
The Philadelphia Flyers are currently in place to have the 10th selection in the 2019 NHL Entry Draft. They have a 3.5% chance of winning the #1 overall pick, and an 11.4% chance of winning a lottery, and therefore a top 3 pick, per Tankathon.com. This also means they can pick no lower than 13. The 10th worst team has never won a lottery under the current draft format. Someone's due - might as well be us.
If you're looking for some postivity on that front, consider this. In the 2016-17 season, the Flyers missed the playoffs, ending the season with a 4-3 loss at home to the Carolina Hurricanes. They overcame odds of less than 12% to select in the top 3, winding up with the number two selection. We already found lightning can strike twice this season. Why not again?
The 2019 NHL Draft Lottery Selection takes place on Tuesday, April 9th, at 8 PM EST. It can be seen on NBCSN, Sportsnet, and TVA Sports. May the odds be ever in our favor.
3 Stars
1st - The Fans (the best in sports)
2nd - Carter Hart (the best boi)
3rd - Gritty (the best mascot)
CAR - ECQF Gm 1 @ WSH
PHI - 10/4/19 vs. CHI (0-0-0)


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I have a base layer with audio on it and 3 layers with no audio. I have the slide properties set to when revisiting "Resume saved state". If I listen to all the audio on the base layer then go to a layer when I go back to the base layer the audio starts in the middle and says "The legislative branch" and ends. I've attached the slide.
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Hi Brandy,
I didn't have that issue when I previewed the slide, both within Storyline and in Review. Right now, you have the layers set to hide content on the base layer, which in effect pauses the base layer audio if they open a layer before the base audio is complete. You could add a 99% transparent rectangle on top of the buttons if you wanted to wait until the audio was complete before the learners could click, but it's not necessary.
As for the button/layer functionality, I did want to show you an easier way to set that up. You can use the built-in state of Visited to control icons so you don't need to track progress in variables. You can also use the "hide layer" trigger to close out of the layer rather than renavigating to the slide (which then takes the "Resume saved state" setting out of the picture). Take a look at my changes in the attached file- it should be much faster to program something like that in the future.
- Brandy Meng
- Author
Thank you. That is a much easier way to set up the triggers. I appreciate your help!


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Vehicles ferrying children in school uniform will be exempted from the odd-even rule, said Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Saturday. This is the one of the new exemptions in the second phase of the odd-even scheme, set to begin on April 15.
All other exemptions from the first phase — vehicles with women drivers, women driving with children up to 12 years of age, some VIP vehicles, two-wheelers, vehicles with differently-abled people, among others — will continue.
On cars ferrying children to school, Kejriwal said, "There was an issue over this because people raised concerns about what will happen when the car is on its way back after dropping the child. We have decided that, first, any car with a child in uniform will be exempted. In the afternoons, it is usually women who pick up children, and they are anyway exempt." He clarified, however, that if it was not a woman picking up the child, car pooling would have to be followed.
WATCH: Odd-Even Phase II Scheme: Ex-Servicemen March In Unison For Odd-Even Role
Stating that this phase has "almost" the same rules as the first one, Kejriwal said the new rule will be applicable between 8 am and 8 pm on all days, barring Sunday.
Cars entering Delhi from other states will be included in the rule.
While central ministers are exempted, the CM requested them to try and follow the rules. "We request that they participate in the odd-even scheme, like some judges had done during the first phase," he said.
All emergency vehicles, including those belonging to hospitals and fire services, will be exempted. Enforcement vehicles including police, transport, paramilitary forces, vehicles with defence ministry numberplates, SPG protectees, embassy vehicles and vehicles of election observers will be exempted. "Medical emergency exemptions will be based on trust," said Kejriwal, adding that CNG, hybrid and electric vehicles will also be exempted.
The government will be operating two helplines — 42400400 and 41400400 — which will be monitored by a team from the transport department. "If people have any complaints during the scheme related to buses, metro, or autos, they can call these numbers," said Transport Minister Gopal Rai.
He added that "90 per cent preparations" for the scheme have been completed. "We hope more people will take the Metro this time due to the heat. Last time, the Metro made 3,192 trips. This time, we have increased it to 3,248 trips and added 30 more coaches. More CISF personnel will be posted for security. We are also preparing additional counters so people do not face problems in buying tickets," said Rai.
On April 13, Kejriwal will address a team of enforcement officials, volunteers and state government departments on the final details of the scheme at IGI stadium. He will speak to school children on the same day.
Rai said the remaining details of the scheme will be announced on April 13. The gazette notification will be sent to the Lieutenant Governor Monday and will be finalised on Tuesday or Wednesday, said Kejriwal.
Rai added, "We will continue the gandhigiri of the first phase; all violators will be given flowers by the volunteers."
New exemptions and more bus depots
The list of exemptions include the vehicle of UPSC chairperson, vehicle of chief election commissioner/ election commissioners, vehicle of Comptroller and Auditor General, vehicles of state election commission, Delhi and Chandigarh, vehicles deployed by the commission with election observers/returning officers/assistant returning officers and security vehicles.
"Officials of the UPSC, the election commission and other bodies had approached us for exemptions to carry out government and enforcement work. So we granted it as they are not VIPs," said a government official.
Meanwhile, Transport Minister Gopal Rai inaugurated a new bus depot at Dichaon Kalan in southwest Delhi Saturday, and announced that 11 new depots will be set up. "The depot is a 5-acre complex that can house 120 buses. The boundary walls have been erected and construction will be completed in nine months," he said.


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Smithmoore P. Myers Dean of Gonzaga University School of Law
Jacob H. Rooksby, J.D., Ph.D.
Jacob H. Rooksby is proud to be an academic, administrator, and attorney. Appointed Dean of Gonzaga Law School in 2018, Rooksby's focus at Gonzaga has been on innovating the law school's programming, facility, and operations and integrating the school further with the broader university and regional communities. A champion of diversity who established the first LGBTQ+ rights legal clinic at a Catholic law school in the country, Rooksby has worked to establish pay equity for faculty and provide equality of opportunity for students, faculty, and staff alike. He holds a joint appointment as a Professor of Law and Leadership Studies and has taught five different courses throughout his deanship.
Rooksby's scholarship lies in two fields: IP law and higher education law. He published a book with Johns Hopkins University Press in 2016, The Branding of the American Mind: How Universities Capture, Manage, and Monetize Intellectual Property and Why It Matters. He also is co-author of the 6th edition of The Law of Higher Education, the leading treatise in the field. His edited book at the intersection of IP and higher education, Research Handbook on Intellectual Property and Technology Transfer, was published by Edward Elgar in 2020.
Rooksby enjoys a strong connection to the legal profession. He holds law licenses in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and Washington and formerly practiced with McGuireWoods LLP and Dentons Cohen & Grigsby P.C., the latter while a full-time academic. He currently serves as IP Optimization Strategist for FIG. 1 Patents, PLLC, a boutique IP law firm based in Spokane, and is an elected member of the American Law Institute.
Rooksby earned his A.B., summa cum laude, in Hispanic Studies and Government from the College of William & Mary, where he was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa and spent his senior year living amidst costumed interpreters in Colonial Williamsburg. He holds J.D., M.Ed., and Ph.D. degrees from the University of Virginia and completed post-graduate training in higher education leadership and management in 2019 at Harvard University.
An avid enthusiast of the outdoors, Rooksby enjoys hiking, biking, and camping with his daughter throughout the Inland Northwest.
Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Program Innovation
Kim Hai Pearson
Professor Kim Hai Pearson's current research and writing projects focus on identity and children in international migration streams, including trafficking, adoption, asylum-seeking travel, natural disaster, and economic immigration. In the context of the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC), a legal framework exists for extending legal protection based on a child's identity. Combining research on implementing the CRC's legal principles in alignment with children's identities may provide significant interventions in cases of violence and oppression of children. Professor Pearson's expertise includes Contracts, Law & Sexuality, ADR, and Wills & Trusts.
In her earlier work, Professor Pearson's scholarship focused on the impact of identity classification for domestic family law purposes, including unfair outcomes for racial, religious, and sexual minority families. Her work is informed by her practice in a family law firm, critical literary theory, and non-advocacy research and writing at the Williams Institute. Professor Pearson has delivered a Neil Gotanda Lecture at Berkeley Law and presented nationally and internationally on her scholarship. Her scholarship can be found in the Yale Journal of Law & Feminism, the UC Irvine Law Review, the Michigan Journal of Gender & Law, the Oxford Handbook on LGBT Divorce and Relationship Dissolution, and the Cambridge University Press's Feminist Judgments Rewritten Opinions: Reproductive Rights.
Professor Pearson held a Law Teaching Fellowship at the Williams Institute housed at UCLA Law School where she taught Law and Sexuality, Legal Scholarship, and Family Law. She received her J.D. from the J. Reuben Clark School of Law at Brigham Young University, her M.A. in British and American Literature from the University of Utah, and her MSt in International Human Rights Law at Oxford University.
Associate Dean of Faculty Research & Development
Agnieszka McPeak
Agnieszka McPeak is an Associate Professor of Law and the Associate Dean for Faculty Scholarship. She is also the Director of the Center for Law, Ethics, and Commerce. Before joining the Gonzaga Law faculty in 2020, Professor McPeak also taught at the University of Toledo College of Law and Duquesne University School of Law. She began her teaching career at Loyola University New Orleans College of Law as a Westerfield Fellow.
Professor McPeak's research and writing focus on the intersection of law and technology, particularly as it relates to social media, ethics, privacy, and the innovation and sharing economies. Professor McPeak's scholarship has been published in Wisconsin Law Review, Wake Forest Law Review, Connecticut Law Review, and Arizona State Law Journal, among others. Additionally, her work has been cited in several legal opinions, including a recent decision by the highest court of New York redefining the scope of civil discovery of social media content.
Prior to entering academia, Professor McPeak practiced complex commercial litigation in New Orleans and, before law school, negotiated translation rights for a computer book publisher in Alameda, California. As a political refugee from Poland who came to the United States as a child, Professor McPeak grew up in the San Francisco Bay area and is excited to return to the West.
Assistant Dean of Students
Susan Lee
Dr. Susan Lee graduated with her B.A. from Washington State University in 1998 and went on to complete her Ed.M. from WSU in 2000. In 2013, she completed her Ph.D. in Leadership Studies from Gonzaga University. Her area of research focused on peer mentoring for Native American postsecondary students.
After finishing her Master's degree from WSU, she held positions at Scripps College and Eastern Washington University in student services and undergraduate admissions. Today, she works as the Director of Admissions for Gonzaga University School of Law— a position she has held since 2005.
Mentoring has always been a huge part of Dr. Lee's career, specifically for students from underrepresented backgrounds. Since 2005, she has presented and helped coordinate a program entitled "Color of Justice". Based in Alaska, it gathers a group of underrepresented and first-generation high school students to understand the possibilities of a college education. In 2009, Dr. Lee also developed a relationship between Gonzaga Law School and the Pre-law Summer Institute (PLSI) in Albuquerque—a program specifically for Native American students.
Assistant Dean for Professional Development & Director of the Externship Program
Laurie Powers
Laurie Powers received her B.A. in Philosophy and Economics-Accounting from Gonzaga before serving with the Jesuit Volunteer Corps. In 1991, she obtained her J.D. from the University of Washington, and then practiced law in both western and eastern Washington. She was an associate in private practice for five years prior to working for over 15 years as a civil legal aid attorney representing survivors of domestic violence and unemployed workers seeking benefits.
Ms. Powers joined Gonzaga Law in 2011 as the Assistant Director of the Center for Law in Public Service and the Moderate Means Staff Attorney. She also taught as an adjunct professor in the Externship program. She has directed the Center for Professional Development since August 2012.
She serves as the Vice Chair of the WA Initiative for Diversity, on the Board of Legal Employers Advancing Diversity in WA, and on the statewide Access to Justice Communications Committee. The WA State Bar Association recognized her as a "Local Hero."
Director of Alumni Engagement & Strategic Initiatives
Sarah Guzmán
Sarah Guzmán graduated with her B.S. in Information Technology and Administrative Management from Central Washington University in 2003. She worked for the Yakima Family YMCA and Leonard Rickey Investment Advisors, P.L.L.C before moving to Spokane with her family.
Sarah joined Gonzaga Law in 2010 in an administrative support role and has been promoted multiple times. She most recently was Assistant Director. In 2018, she completed her MA from Gonzaga University. As Director of Alumni Engagement and Strategic Initiatives, Sarah is responsible for developing, executing, and leading a strategic, comprehensive annual-giving program and donor experience, as well as fostering a lifelong alumni connection to Gonzaga Law School. Sarah assists Dean Jacob H. Rooksby with initiating and implementing non-academic brand and innovation initiatives. Guzmán serves on the dean's senior leadership team as well.
Senior Director of Budget, Personnel, and Facilities
Georgia Dunham, CPA
Georgia Dunham received her B.B.A. from Gonzaga University in 1991 (although she was an Oregon State Beaver until she relocated to Spokane). Upon graduation, she joined McFarland and Alton P.S., a regional accounting firm, and soon became a Certified Public Accountant. Because of her love and great pride for Gonzaga University, she joined Gonzaga Law in 1999 as the Budget and Finance Officer. In 2004, she obtained her M.Acc. from Gonzaga University.
As the Budget and Finance Officer, Georgia is responsible for the management of the financial and personnel support functions of Gonzaga Law. She provides administrative and advisory support to the Dean of the law school. She is also the Secretary/Treasurer of the Gonzaga Law School Foundation.
Registrar & Director of Academic Services
Robbie McMillian
Robbie McMillian graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Idaho with a B.A. in American Studies, History Emphasis, and a minor in Political Science. She has worked at Gonzaga Law since 2005 and became Registrar in 2011.
Coordinating Lawyer, Gonzaga Law School - Clinical Legal Programs
Gail Hammer
Professor Gail Hammer directs the Indian Law / General Public Interest Practice Clinic for University Legal Assistance, Gonzaga's legal clinic. She has taught in the classroom and the clinic at the University of Montana, Washington University in St. Louis, and Gonzaga. Her classroom teaching focuses on pretrial and trial practice and on children's law. Prof. Hammer has represented indigent people in Idaho, Washington, Missouri, and Montana, and served as a Special Assistant Attorney General for Montana.
Prof. Hammer served as a consultant on teaching methods in Croatia, Serbia, and Brazil for the ABA CEELI program, the National Center for State Courts Serbia Rule of Law project, and São Paulo Law School of Fundação Getulio Vargas (Direito GV). She served as legal consultant for Same Page, a project working to improve parenting evaluations and treatment and to raise the standard for expert testimony on parenting issues. She has significant volunteer experience with community agencies dedicated to ending interpersonal violence.
Associate Professor, Director of the Chastek Law Library, and Director of the Executive J.D. Program
Patrick Charles
Prior to joining Gonzaga University School of Law, Patrick J. Charles was a Reference Librarian and Legal Research Instructor at Creighton University School of Law in Omaha, Nebraska, from 1997 until July of 2007. From 1994 until 1997, he was the Circulation/Reference Librarian at Widener University School of Law in Wilmington, Delaware. From 1990 until 1993, he was judicial clerk for the Honorable Dorothy M. Baker of the Multnomah County Circuit Court in Portland, Oregon. He is an inactive member of the Oregon State Bar Association.
Professor Charles teaches Legal Analysis, Advanced Legal Research, and Sports Law. He is responsible for all operational aspects of the law library.


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They're the GIFs that keep on giving. Google gathered up the top trending GIFs of 2014 for its annual Year in Search, and sports, "Frozen" and dances topped the list. Here are the top 10 graphics that were searched for — then watched over and over and over again.
10. Vince McMahon
The WWE announcer was blown away — literally.
9. Dancing Groot
The "Guardians of the Galaxy" tree-like creature proved he had a sweet dance root-ine.
8. Ashley Wagner
The American figure skater was not pleased when she got her score back at the Sochi Winter Olympics. But her disappointed jaw-drop was meme gold.
7. Robin Williams
When the comedian died this summer, fans payed tribute in GIF form on social media.
6. Shmoney dance
Brooklyn rapper Bobby Shmurda introduced the loose swagger in the music video for his hit "Hot N - - - a," and the move got the seal of approval from Jay Z and Beyoncé at their On the Run tour, when they each Shmoney-ed onstage.
5. Godzilla
"Godzilla" hit theaters this summer. And snarky GIFs hit social media soon after.
4. Madden
In September, EA Sports created a GIF generator to launch the 15th installment of its Madden video game. Fans got creative.
3. Luis Suárez bite
Remember when Luis Suárez got kicked out of the World Cup for biting another player?
2. "Frozen"
No surprise here — Elsa owned 2014.
1. Miguel Herrera
Mexico's soccer team manager Miguel Herrera isn't afraid to show his emotions. At this summer's World Cup, his team barely defeated Cameroon, and Herrera celebrated in the rain, inspiring this electrifying GIF.


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The New Customs
Winnipeg, Manitoba
Hardly afraid of the "F Word", The New Customs are proud to call themselves FOLK! Deeply rooted in the tradition of capturing a story in a song, the Indie-Folk duo take a bold and evocative approach to songwriting. With two strong voices, guitar, mandolin and fiddle in hand, Emma Cloney & Dale Brown use their anthemic heart and Americana backbone to charm audiences with a bombastic electrifying sound. Their latest project, Selling Religion on Government Street, builds on the Winnipeg duo's knack for telling it like it is, tracing its roots back to their debut album "All Walls Fall" which took its inspiration from the wake of the 2016 US election. - The New Customs
Indie folk
Awards & Accolades
Received a "FACTOR Artist Development Grant" for "All Walls Fall" (2016-2017)
Received Manitoba Film and Sound "Regional Artist Touring Support Grants" on 8 occasions
Years Active
2016 - present
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Sapphire Point Wedding | Winter | Dillon, CO
Winter Mini Wedding at Sapphire Point
Wedding Details:
Wait till June, do it in 21 days at Sapphire Point, jump out of a plane, do it snowmobiling, and well I am sure there might have been some other options thrown out there over sharing a bottle of wine. Aaron and Franki were originally planning to do a Monday June wedding at the Aspen Wedding Deck then to go over to the Maroon Bells for some photos after the ceremony. The plan was to keep things smaller and more intimate. One thing that changed pretty much everything was this job opportunity in California that is hard to turn down. At that point you look at your options, weight them against what you value, and maybe toss in some crazy ideas like jumping out of a plane ceremony. We are not really sure if those kind of things were actually entertained but we did hear something like their family would not have been shocked by it. If you did that you would have 30 seconds to 90 seconds to be together depending on how high you jumped before you needed to deploy the parachute. If you jumped in tandem you would get an extra 4-5 minutes before you hit the ground. Now if you did it in Colorado airspace we guess you could still self officiate your ceremony. We have never done wedding photography like this but do think it would be a whole new level of adventurous. We do think it would be awesome to see a bride parachute into the ceremony or maybe the whole wedding party come in that way.
As implied by the photos they skipped the skydiving idea and went for moving the wedding up, rallying the family in that could make it, and making the day their own. They were staying at the Double Tree in Breckenridge. They borrowed some chairs from the hotel to use for the ceremony. That day the trail was a little icy but thankfully only 1 photographer fell due to getting distracted by seeing someone they knew. (Shout out to Nikon – We love your durable equipment!) There was a box with letters and a bottle of the favorite bottle of wine from this year. There were some readings, custom vows, rings exchanged, and a preemptive kiss attempt. It was one of those moments when you think its to the 'you may now kiss the bride' and you go 50% but then realize you were a little early. Overall the day was simple with some family photos and couple photos afterwards.
If you like what you see here and are considering using this location here are some of the other weddings we have done at the Sapphire Point Overlook as well as shoots at Sapphire Point. Here is our Guide to Weddings at Sapphire Point Overlook which gives specific details about the location as well as examples by month.


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DOVER, England (Reuters) – Dan Jinca, a Romanian truck driver stranded in England after much of the world shut its borders to Britain, is angry, and he is not alone.
The 47-year-old will miss Christmas at home and he thinks the official excuse for the border closures – a new variant of the novel coronavirus spreading fast across southern England – is nonsense.
"We are upset and we don't know why we have to be in this situation," Jinca told Reuters, speaking English. "They say it is about corona. We don't know. We think … it is bullshit, big, big bullshit."
Hundreds of trucks are lined up, snaking into the horizon across southern England after the border closures. Many drivers have been stuck for days, eating up their reserves of food along roads that now stand silent.
No matter what is decided in London, Paris and Brussels, Jinca, a father, will miss Christmas at home in Bumbești-Jiu, about 186 miles (300 km) west of Bucharest, because he has too far to drive.
"Now it is done, it is finished. From here to go home we have about 2,000 miles," he said. "It is about 45 hours to drive non-stop – no sleep, just drive. We can't make it."
After 7 years in trucking, it has never happened to him before.
Sergio Robles, a 41-year-old Spanish truck driver, said the conditions – stuck on a road in December for three days and counting – were a disgrace.
And he wants a solution – and information – fast.
"They don't give us food, they don't give us drinks, they don't give us sanitation, they don't offer us anything," he said in Spanish. "The situation is basically inhumane, so what we are asking for is a solution."
"I think and believe that this happening now isn't due to coronavirus or anything, it's due to Brexit, due to internal politics or something of that manner."
Robles will also miss Christmas with his family in Madrid.
"We are the transport that moves the world, so to say. And they treat us badly," he said.
"They treat us as if we are garbage. We don't get to spend Christmas at home, not with family or children or anything. I think there's nothing right in all of this."
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Home in Mountain Lakes fetches $885K
A Mountain Lakes house dating to 1915 has sold for $885,000. Brian Patrick and Julie Savage acquired the property at 170 Morris Ave. from David and Margaret Chapman in April 2019. The purchase price represents a price per square foot of $217, which is below the Mountain Lakes median of $293. Price per square foot is a useful way to compare the value of homes of different sizes, but it does not account for the many other factors that affect home prices.
Some other houses have recently been purchased nearby:
- A 3,273-square-foot home at 011 Larchdell Way sold in February for $990,000, a price per square foot of $302.
- A 2,016-square-foot home at 008 Crescent Drive sold in February for $530,000, a price per square foot of $263.
- A 2,208-square-foot home at 21 Lake Drive sold in April for $535,000, a price per square foot of $242.
So far this year, 11 houses have sold in Mountain Lakes, where the median sales price is $710,000.
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For regulars to the restaurant, you can just reel off a list of the favourite dishes they've been ordering over the years. There's the crispy aromatic duck served with pancake, onion and cucumber, the flaming chicken, prawn cheung fun, prawn sesame toast, silken tofu and, of course, the entirely inauthentic but entirely delicious chocolate mud cake. Owned by Neville Vazifdar, Royal China has been Mumbai's go-to place for reliable, consistently good dim sum, among other things, for more than 15 years now.
Himalayan Raw & Fine Element: For the signature chilli oil, the restaurant works with suppliers to get only the best chillies.
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