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I was down 5.2 pounds last night at WW!!!!
Let’s hear it for me, girls!
Irene arrived, and we’re having a great time. We’re heading out to the lake in an hour or so, to stare at the water and plan very big things for the future. (She’s my agent as well as one of my closest friends.) I warned her that she’ll probably want a nap when we get to the lake house–it has that effect on people. I walk in, look out at the lake, and all the stress just drains out of me.
Remember, anything is possible, if you believe and take a step at a time, however awkward that step may be.
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i was down 5.2 pounds last night at ww!!!!
let’s hear it for me, girls!
irene arrived, and we’re having a great time. we’re heading out to the lake in an hour or so, to stare at the water and plan very big things for the future. (she’s my agent as well as one of my closest friends.) i warned her that she’ll probably want a nap when we get to the lake house–it has that effect on people. i walk in, look out at the lake, and all the stress just drains out of me.
remember, anything is possible, if you believe and take a step at a time, however awkward that step may be.
this entry was posted on friday, april 4th, 2008 at 3:39 pm in this & that. you can feed this entry. you can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.


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This course covers fundamentals of heat transfer and applications to practical problems. Emphasis will be on developing a physical and analytical understanding of conductive, convective, and radiative heat transfer.
Introduction, to types of heat transfer. Conduction, radiation, convection.
Convective heat transfer for external flows.
Convective heat transfer for internal flows.
Radiation: black bodies, grey bodies, form factors of surfaces, solar and infrared radiation.

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this course covers fundamentals of heat transfer and applications to practical problems. emphasis will be on developing a physical and analytical understanding of conductive, convective, and radiative heat transfer.
introduction, to types of heat transfer. conduction, radiation, convection.
convective heat transfer for external flows.
convective heat transfer for internal flows.
radiation: black bodies, grey bodies, form factors of surfaces, solar and infrared radiation.


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For 40 years, OOIDA's Board of Directors has convened twice a year at the organization's headquarters in Grain Valley, MO, to conduct business and frame the agenda for the coming year. Board members also discuss the concerns voiced by the membership and decide which of those the Association will take to a target-issue level.
During the spring meeting in April, board members heard reports, set strategies, re-elected two officers, seated five newly elected alternate directors and approved a longtime employee to a high-level executive position. It also accepted a surprise – and sizable – scholarship donation from a mystery guest from the past.
OOIDA’s proposed safety agenda grabbed a top spot, specifically driver training, safe truck parking availability and cab crashworthiness.
A special guest from the Federal Highway Administration in Washington, DC, agreed that the Association’s input is vital to developing solutions to issues that are critical elements to safety – specifically truck parking.
“I am appreciative of the time that the executive board afforded FHWA to discuss the truck parking activities that have been undertaken and to discuss those that are planned,” FHWA’s Tom Kearney said after the meeting.
Kearney is the freight operations program director for FHWA. He spent a day at OOIDA headquarters during the meeting and spoke at length to the board. Kearney is the manager of the administration’s truck parking program and has been charged with the congressionally mandated Jason’s Law survey.
Spencer – with the DC staff’s Ben Siegrist and Ryan Bowley – reported to the board on key legislation that is on OOIDA’s radar and provided an update on issues – speed limiters, truck size and weight, sleep apnea, HOS, Mexican trucks – that are high on the Association’s priority list.
President Johnston advised the board on the Association’s litigation activities, including several old cases and a few new ones. Johnston reported appeals in both OOIDA v. C.R. England and OOIDA v. Comerica Bank. OOIDA and named plaintiffs have filed suit against Pacific Financial Registry. Watch for details on that lawsuit in the July issue.
The Association has a number of regulatory-related lawsuits pending against FMCSA.
The most recent suit was filed in December 2012. The Association contends the agency is setting “de facto” regulation on fatigued driving using performance-based standards – something the agency has said it cannot regulate in the past.
Another lawsuit filed last year pertains to the agency’s DataQ challenge. DataQs are the process in which motor carriers can theoretically correct bad inspection data used in the Pre-Employment Screening program. That data is the same data that is used by Compliance, Safety, Accountability or CSA.
In both the fatigue enforcement and DataQ lawsuits the agency has filed motions to dismiss and the Association has opposed both motions.
The Association intervened in the hours-of-service lawsuit currently pending in the U.S. District Court for the DC Circuit. The case was argued in March and a decision is pending. In the meantime, the regulations will go into effect July 1.
OOIDA is also financially backing and providing legal assistance to OOIDA Member Gene Michaud’s constitutional challenge of speed limiters in Ontario, Canada, Johnston reported. The Ontario Court dismissed the charges against Michaud. The court ruled that the Ontario law violated Michaud’s rights under the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, specifically the right to security of the person. That ruling has been appealed, and the appeal will be heard later this year.
Johnston also reported to the board that OOIDA’s Washington, DC, counsel is preparing to file two more lawsuits that will be announced soon.
The Association’s regulatory affairs are currently managed by Spencer, Rod Nofziger, a special committee of regulatory experts from the Business Assistance Department, and Land Line Managing Editor Jami Jones. They tag-teamed to give the board additional regulatory updates.
Jones reported that the final rule on a drug and alcohol clearinghouse is now at the Office of Management and Budget for review. The Medical Examiners Registry created by a final rule issued a year ago will be mandatory in the summer of 2013. The proposed rule will automatically link medical certifications to state licensing agencies.
Jones also reported that in the fall of 2013 MAP-21’s broker reform requirements will begin going into effect.
She also gave status updates for the requirement of electronic stability control systems on heavy trucks in the next four years. NHTSA’s final rule is expected to be published in the spring of next year and will cover new vehicles only.
Jones updated the board on Compliance, Safety, Accountability (CSA), currently being audited by the Government Accountability Office and the DOT Inspector General. She said the focus of the audit is on methodology and any “tie” to safety. She said Congress is still very much focused on CSA – mostly in the U.S. House – and that there’s likely to be a hearing before the end of the year.

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for 40 years, ooida's board of directors has convened twice a year at the organization's headquarters in grain valley, mo, to conduct business and frame the agenda for the coming year. board members also discuss the concerns voiced by the membership and decide which of those the association will take to a target-issue level.
during the spring meeting in april, board members heard reports, set strategies, re-elected two officers, seated five newly elected alternate directors and approved a longtime employee to a high-level executive position. it also accepted a surprise – and sizable – scholarship donation from a mystery guest from the past.
ooida’s proposed safety agenda grabbed a top spot, specifically driver training, safe truck parking availability and cab crashworthiness.
a special guest from the federal highway administration in washington, dc, agreed that the association’s input is vital to developing solutions to issues that are critical elements to safety – specifically truck parking.
“i am appreciative of the time that the executive board afforded fhwa to discuss the truck parking activities that have been undertaken and to discuss those that are planned,” fhwa’s tom kearney said after the meeting.
kearney is the freight operations program director for fhwa. he spent a day at ooida headquarters during the meeting and spoke at length to the board. kearney is the manager of the administration’s truck parking program and has been charged with the congressionally mandated jason’s law survey.
spencer – with the dc staff’s ben siegrist and ryan bowley – reported to the board on key legislation that is on ooida’s radar and provided an update on issues – speed limiters, truck size and weight, sleep apnea, hos, mexican trucks – that are high on the association’s priority list.
president johnston advised the board on the association’s litigation activities, including several old cases and a few new ones. johnston reported appeals in both ooida v. c.r. england and ooida v. comerica bank. ooida and named plaintiffs have filed suit against pacific financial registry. watch for details on that lawsuit in the july issue.
the association has a number of regulatory-related lawsuits pending against fmcsa.
the most recent suit was filed in december 2012. the association contends the agency is setting “de facto” regulation on fatigued driving using performance-based standards – something the agency has said it cannot regulate in the past.
another lawsuit filed last year pertains to the agency’s dataq challenge. dataqs are the process in which motor carriers can theoretically correct bad inspection data used in the pre-employment screening program. that data is the same data that is used by compliance, safety, accountability or csa.
in both the fatigue enforcement and dataq lawsuits the agency has filed motions to dismiss and the association has opposed both motions.
the association intervened in the hours-of-service lawsuit currently pending in the u.s. district court for the dc circuit. the case was argued in march and a decision is pending. in the meantime, the regulations will go into effect july 1.
ooida is also financially backing and providing legal assistance to ooida member gene michaud’s constitutional challenge of speed limiters in ontario, canada, johnston reported. the ontario court dismissed the charges against michaud. the court ruled that the ontario law violated michaud’s rights under the canadian charter of rights and freedoms, specifically the right to security of the person. that ruling has been appealed, and the appeal will be heard later this year.
johnston also reported to the board that ooida’s washington, dc, counsel is preparing to file two more lawsuits that will be announced soon.
the association’s regulatory affairs are currently managed by spencer, rod nofziger, a special committee of regulatory experts from the business assistance department, and land line managing editor jami jones. they tag-teamed to give the board additional regulatory updates.
jones reported that the final rule on a drug and alcohol clearinghouse is now at the office of management and budget for review. the medical examiners registry created by a final rule issued a year ago will be mandatory in the summer of 2013. the proposed rule will automatically link medical certifications to state licensing agencies.
jones also reported that in the fall of 2013 map-21’s broker reform requirements will begin going into effect.
she also gave status updates for the requirement of electronic stability control systems on heavy trucks in the next four years. nhtsa’s final rule is expected to be published in the spring of next year and will cover new vehicles only.
jones updated the board on compliance, safety, accountability (csa), currently being audited by the government accountability office and the dot inspector general. she said the focus of the audit is on methodology and any “tie” to safety. she said congress is still very much focused on csa – mostly in the u.s. house – and that there’s likely to be a hearing before the end of the year.


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Across Canada, we are seeing an increased demand for parcel mapping. This need is multi-sector and includes areas like planning, land management, public works, emergency management, insurance (risk assessment), real estate viewing and utility asset management.
Parcel mapping users have a variety of different needs from parcel data, but, in our experience, what is most important to them include factors like consistent and complete coverage across the jurisdiction, currency (access to updates as they occur) and appropriate (not maximum) spatial accuracy. Of course, it is also very important for users to have easy, simple and flexible accessibility to the data (this refers to both licensing and technology aspects).
A new survey plan is georeferenced against a parcel fabric prior to capturing the new bearings and distances.
Certainly, it is not necessary to adopt all of these innovations in order to see a reduction in the cost of parcel mapping maintenance – even integrating one or two of these ideas can have an impact in your organization. To stay at the forefront of all of these emerging trends and innovations, parcel mapping maintainers require a set of tools that streamline their workflows and integrate well with other aspects of the business. We believe this is what the Esri Parcel Editing Solution offers.
All of the components of the parcel fabric are related to each other, and these relationships are created and managed by the fabric itself. There is no additional work or effort required by the parcel fabric editor.
New parcels containing the surveyed bearings and distances are joined into the existing parcel fabric.
The Esri Canada approach also uses the Canadian Parcel Data Model (CPDM), a standard parcel editing model that contains pre-configured parcel types, attributes, domains and subtypes that are suitable for implementation in all jurisdictions of Canada. The CPDM includes an MXD with pre-configured display and symbology, and is provided to Esri Canada customers at no cost as part of delivered services.
This phased approach to parcel mapping allows you to choose what level of engagement with Esri Canada is ideal for you. Working with our experienced parcel mapping team lowers the overall risk of implementation and provides you with access to both our subject matter expertise and data migration experience. The end result is a high quality parcel fabric that will make daily operations much smoother. If you’re interested in discussing how Esri Canada’s approach to parcel mapping can benefit your organization, please get in touch by posting in the comments section below.
Discover how the City of St. John’s in Newfoundland effectively provides residents access to municipal information through an interactive map.
Efficient parcel mapping helps build a country’s digital infrastructure. LTSA has modernized parcel mapping in British Columbia through ParcelMap BC.
Discover how the City of Calgary efficiently provides citizens access to property information through an online, self-serve app.

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across canada, we are seeing an increased demand for parcel mapping. this need is multi-sector and includes areas like planning, land management, public works, emergency management, insurance (risk assessment), real estate viewing and utility asset management.
parcel mapping users have a variety of different needs from parcel data, but, in our experience, what is most important to them include factors like consistent and complete coverage across the jurisdiction, currency (access to updates as they occur) and appropriate (not maximum) spatial accuracy. of course, it is also very important for users to have easy, simple and flexible accessibility to the data (this refers to both licensing and technology aspects).
a new survey plan is georeferenced against a parcel fabric prior to capturing the new bearings and distances.
certainly, it is not necessary to adopt all of these innovations in order to see a reduction in the cost of parcel mapping maintenance – even integrating one or two of these ideas can have an impact in your organization. to stay at the forefront of all of these emerging trends and innovations, parcel mapping maintainers require a set of tools that streamline their workflows and integrate well with other aspects of the business. we believe this is what the esri parcel editing solution offers.
all of the components of the parcel fabric are related to each other, and these relationships are created and managed by the fabric itself. there is no additional work or effort required by the parcel fabric editor.
new parcels containing the surveyed bearings and distances are joined into the existing parcel fabric.
the esri canada approach also uses the canadian parcel data model (cpdm), a standard parcel editing model that contains pre-configured parcel types, attributes, domains and subtypes that are suitable for implementation in all jurisdictions of canada. the cpdm includes an mxd with pre-configured display and symbology, and is provided to esri canada customers at no cost as part of delivered services.
this phased approach to parcel mapping allows you to choose what level of engagement with esri canada is ideal for you. working with our experienced parcel mapping team lowers the overall risk of implementation and provides you with access to both our subject matter expertise and data migration experience. the end result is a high quality parcel fabric that will make daily operations much smoother. if you’re interested in discussing how esri canada’s approach to parcel mapping can benefit your organization, please get in touch by posting in the comments section below.
discover how the city of st. john’s in newfoundland effectively provides residents access to municipal information through an interactive map.
efficient parcel mapping helps build a country’s digital infrastructure. ltsa has modernized parcel mapping in british columbia through parcelmap bc.
discover how the city of calgary efficiently provides citizens access to property information through an online, self-serve app.


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This tutorial introduces the basic interfacing between the Wiring hardware and VVVV http://vvvv.org. The brief for the tutorial will be to read simple values from the Wiring board. It assumes the Wiring software and VVVV are installed and the proper Wiring setup has been previously completed. For more Information on Wiring install check out the tutorials about Wiring installation and software setup.
* in the console or received on VVVV.
* when are received by VVVV.
Next step is to setup things in VVVV. Start VVVV.
Note: The next image shows the parameters which must be modified in each object.

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this tutorial introduces the basic interfacing between the wiring hardware and vvvv http://vvvv.org. the brief for the tutorial will be to read simple values from the wiring board. it assumes the wiring software and vvvv are installed and the proper wiring setup has been previously completed. for more information on wiring install check out the tutorials about wiring installation and software setup.
* in the console or received on vvvv.
* when are received by vvvv.
next step is to setup things in vvvv. start vvvv.
note: the next image shows the parameters which must be modified in each object.


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Todays was fun! Eileen and I were both chosen to be part of the audience for a new frying pan that claims to be the best pan in the world because it’s non-stick and it’s green (made with environmentally friendly materials). Everyone in the audience was told to bring their old non-stick frying pans… that way, the camera can see how the old and greasy pans look after many uses, as opposed to their product, which is supposed to stand the test of time.
The host was an upcoming celebrity chef from Australia (forgot his name, damn!). He was great… very funny and down-to-earth. I wish him well because he was genuinely a nice guy… he would hang out with the audience during breaks and crack jokes.
I booked 2 of 3 Commercials!

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todays was fun! eileen and i were both chosen to be part of the audience for a new frying pan that claims to be the best pan in the world because it’s non-stick and it’s green (made with environmentally friendly materials). everyone in the audience was told to bring their old non-stick frying pans… that way, the camera can see how the old and greasy pans look after many uses, as opposed to their product, which is supposed to stand the test of time.
the host was an upcoming celebrity chef from australia (forgot his name, damn!). he was great… very funny and down-to-earth. i wish him well because he was genuinely a nice guy… he would hang out with the audience during breaks and crack jokes.
i booked 2 of 3 commercials!


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September of this year will mark the 100th anniversary of the Keating-Owen Child Labor Act that sought to outlaw (or at least severely regulate) child labor. While it was passed, it was struck down two years later on the grounds that it was unconstitutional to impose federal law on something that each state should regulate themselves (Wow, how far we’ve come!). It was, however, instrumental in fueling a reform so that today, children can’t legally be employed (the fact that many, many children are, none the less forced to work because of human trafficking, is another matter all together).
This boy is 5 years old and this is the second year that he’s been working picking shrimp, which means that he started this job at age 4.
You can view a collection of the Lewis Hine photos and read the stories behind each one on the Atlas Obscura website.
This entry was posted in General and tagged child, Exploitation, Labor, Lewis Hine, Photos. Bookmark the permalink.

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september of this year will mark the 100th anniversary of the keating-owen child labor act that sought to outlaw (or at least severely regulate) child labor. while it was passed, it was struck down two years later on the grounds that it was unconstitutional to impose federal law on something that each state should regulate themselves (wow, how far we’ve come!). it was, however, instrumental in fueling a reform so that today, children can’t legally be employed (the fact that many, many children are, none the less forced to work because of human trafficking, is another matter all together).
this boy is 5 years old and this is the second year that he’s been working picking shrimp, which means that he started this job at age 4.
you can view a collection of the lewis hine photos and read the stories behind each one on the atlas obscura website.
this entry was posted in general and tagged child, exploitation, labor, lewis hine, photos. bookmark the permalink.


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EQ8: Dec binding or total failure?
Agreed, there's no way an eccentric gear should have ever been put in a finished product.......that's not bad QC that's just contempt for your customers. Sorry SW this is a big fail.
The Chinese would just backward engineer one that did work, my point tho was the EQ6 was always compromised by the worm and wheel and engineering wise (on a budget) is next to impossible todo away without some slop in gearing. This slop introduces PE which of course if its repeatable can be compensated with software. But on another note, UK astronomers have to contend with very turbulent seeing at the best of times and will in due course never get the best out of a mount for that reason.
I raised an eyebrow when the 1st betas of the EQ8 were released, my first thoughts were why worm and wheel again when direct drive is much simpler and not so reliant on engineering tolerances. A few thou out in most consumer goods would probably go un-noticed, not so a telescope mount, precision is the top goal with a mount and sadly I don't think the Chinese can mass produce precision products.
More than adequate POD's weigh next to nothing so anything more than decking is overkill and going to be a unnecessary cost. 3 pads can be cast for the pier legs far more cheaply than than one big pad for the POD.
4 in mesh sounds about right for the small pulley, I also had to make the motor plate slot a few mm larger for adjustment, it takes a minute or two with a jewellers file.
I think this link has been posted somewhere in this discussion, it will be trial and error until you actually get the pulleys fitted as being a few mm out in your calculations can mean the difference between a few teeth. I think originally to save on postage I opted to get a size either side of my calculations.
EQ6 Motor gears: which gear is the DECs and which the RA?
Im sure Ive swapped mine around at some point, I know the gear on the worm shaft is the same for sure. The transfer gears from the stepper motors are different tho.

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eq8: dec binding or total failure?
agreed, there's no way an eccentric gear should have ever been put in a finished product.......that's not bad qc that's just contempt for your customers. sorry sw this is a big fail.
the chinese would just backward engineer one that did work, my point tho was the eq6 was always compromised by the worm and wheel and engineering wise (on a budget) is next to impossible todo away without some slop in gearing. this slop introduces pe which of course if its repeatable can be compensated with software. but on another note, uk astronomers have to contend with very turbulent seeing at the best of times and will in due course never get the best out of a mount for that reason.
i raised an eyebrow when the 1st betas of the eq8 were released, my first thoughts were why worm and wheel again when direct drive is much simpler and not so reliant on engineering tolerances. a few thou out in most consumer goods would probably go un-noticed, not so a telescope mount, precision is the top goal with a mount and sadly i don't think the chinese can mass produce precision products.
more than adequate pod's weigh next to nothing so anything more than decking is overkill and going to be a unnecessary cost. 3 pads can be cast for the pier legs far more cheaply than than one big pad for the pod.
4 in mesh sounds about right for the small pulley, i also had to make the motor plate slot a few mm larger for adjustment, it takes a minute or two with a jewellers file.
i think this link has been posted somewhere in this discussion, it will be trial and error until you actually get the pulleys fitted as being a few mm out in your calculations can mean the difference between a few teeth. i think originally to save on postage i opted to get a size either side of my calculations.
eq6 motor gears: which gear is the decs and which the ra?
im sure ive swapped mine around at some point, i know the gear on the worm shaft is the same for sure. the transfer gears from the stepper motors are different tho.


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The new JUSTICE GUNDAM from the RG series, is here in DEACTIVE MODE!
faithfully recreated the Deactive image color by molded colors.
Realistic decals are included, helping to make the model as close to the original as possible.
*Completed product images are of a product in development. They may differ somewhat from the actual product.
・The product specifications are current as of July 2012. We ask for your understanding as they may be subject to change.

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the new justice gundam from the rg series, is here in deactive mode!
faithfully recreated the deactive image color by molded colors.
realistic decals are included, helping to make the model as close to the original as possible.
*completed product images are of a product in development. they may differ somewhat from the actual product.
・the product specifications are current as of july 2012. we ask for your understanding as they may be subject to change.


text: This lesson plan goes in an introduction for students to know the basics of Jamestown. Why did the English settle where they did? What hardships did they face? Who were key people? This lesson plan goes along with my (bexie) "Jamestown Powerpoint" product which is also available for download.

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This site was built by Stephen R. Biss, Barrister & Solicitor, to provide straightforward information to potential clients about the items contained in a will. Most basic wills leave everything to the surviving spouse with the residue to children or grandchildren. A simple will is one that does not provide for real estate outside of Ontario, farm properties, or a business.
Most clients who prepare Wills also request that two other documents be prepared, a Power of Attorney for Property and a Power of Attorney for Personal Care (sometimes called a "Living Will"). This site provides basic information about the elements usually contained in these documents.
Assistance for parents of young persons who have been charged in a Canadian Youth Court (Juvenile Court) - What is the Youth Criminal Justice Act?

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this site was built by stephen r. biss, barrister & solicitor, to provide straightforward information to potential clients about the items contained in a will. most basic wills leave everything to the surviving spouse with the residue to children or grandchildren. a simple will is one that does not provide for real estate outside of ontario, farm properties, or a business.
most clients who prepare wills also request that two other documents be prepared, a power of attorney for property and a power of attorney for personal care (sometimes called a "living will"). this site provides basic information about the elements usually contained in these documents.
assistance for parents of young persons who have been charged in a canadian youth court (juvenile court) - what is the youth criminal justice act?


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Eversheds Sutherland Russia is welcoming Alexander Gavrilov as new senior associate in the antitrust practice. Alexander Gavrilov has considerable experience giving advice to Russian and international companies on various commercial and antitrust matters, advertising, trade law and public procurement issues. Alexander has extensive knowledge of different industries, with a focus on the pharmaceutical and medical devices markets, FMCG and the retail sector.
Victoria Goldman, Managing Partner of Eversheds Sutherland Russia, said: "I am very pleased to welcome Alexander to our team, who is an excellent specialist. Further developing our antitrust practice is an important step for our firm’s growth strategy. We are strengthening our competence daily, and this is having a notable effect improving our position on the Russian legal market. Our main goal will always be to provide our clients with the highest possible quality of complex legal support and Alexander will certainly be of great help to achieve this. I wish our new colleague good luck."
Alexander Gavrilov commented: "I am happy to join Eversheds Sutherland’s team and take part in its development on the Russian market. I am thankful for the confidence shown to me by the management and my new colleagues, and for the opportunity to apply my practical experience in competition law. A variety of commercial matters and practices may be subject to antitrust rules and regulations, and companies within diverse industries and business sectors may at some point face antitrust issues. Russian antitrust legislation has a complex nature and is prone to regular amendments. Given that, together with my new colleagues we look forward to assisting our clients in evaluating potential risks and finding a reasonable commercial solution, that will allow them to prevent or mitigate potential negative consequences for the company and achieve compliance with applicable legislation."

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eversheds sutherland russia is welcoming alexander gavrilov as new senior associate in the antitrust practice. alexander gavrilov has considerable experience giving advice to russian and international companies on various commercial and antitrust matters, advertising, trade law and public procurement issues. alexander has extensive knowledge of different industries, with a focus on the pharmaceutical and medical devices markets, fmcg and the retail sector.
victoria goldman, managing partner of eversheds sutherland russia, said: "i am very pleased to welcome alexander to our team, who is an excellent specialist. further developing our antitrust practice is an important step for our firm’s growth strategy. we are strengthening our competence daily, and this is having a notable effect improving our position on the russian legal market. our main goal will always be to provide our clients with the highest possible quality of complex legal support and alexander will certainly be of great help to achieve this. i wish our new colleague good luck."
alexander gavrilov commented: "i am happy to join eversheds sutherland’s team and take part in its development on the russian market. i am thankful for the confidence shown to me by the management and my new colleagues, and for the opportunity to apply my practical experience in competition law. a variety of commercial matters and practices may be subject to antitrust rules and regulations, and companies within diverse industries and business sectors may at some point face antitrust issues. russian antitrust legislation has a complex nature and is prone to regular amendments. given that, together with my new colleagues we look forward to assisting our clients in evaluating potential risks and finding a reasonable commercial solution, that will allow them to prevent or mitigate potential negative consequences for the company and achieve compliance with applicable legislation."


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Earth Kin (“us”, “we”, or “our”) operates the https://www.earthkin.org website (the “Service”).
Earth Kin will also retain Usage Data for internal analysis purposes. Usage Data is generally retained for a shorter period of time, except when this data is used to strengthen the security or to improve the functionality of our Service, or we are legally obligated to retain this data for longer time periods.
Under certain circumstances, Earth Kin may be required to disclose your Personal Data if required to do so by law or in response to valid requests by public authorities (e.g. a court or a government agency).
Earth Kin aims to take reasonable steps to allow you to correct, amend, delete, or limit the use of your Personal Data.
You have the right to data portability for the information you provide to Earth Kin. You can request to obtain a copy of your Personal Data in a commonly used electronic format so that you can manage and move it.

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earth kin (“us”, “we”, or “our”) operates the https://www.earthkin.org website (the “service”).
earth kin will also retain usage data for internal analysis purposes. usage data is generally retained for a shorter period of time, except when this data is used to strengthen the security or to improve the functionality of our service, or we are legally obligated to retain this data for longer time periods.
under certain circumstances, earth kin may be required to disclose your personal data if required to do so by law or in response to valid requests by public authorities (e.g. a court or a government agency).
earth kin aims to take reasonable steps to allow you to correct, amend, delete, or limit the use of your personal data.
you have the right to data portability for the information you provide to earth kin. you can request to obtain a copy of your personal data in a commonly used electronic format so that you can manage and move it.


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Astronomy and the other space sciences are the best branches of science for pure eye candy. Biology is great, but who wants to watch videos of a cell dividing? Over and over again. Not me, and not you either, I’ll bet.
This new video from Futurism.com shows our place in the Laniakea Supercluster. Superclusters are the largest-scale structures in the universe, and next to them, we are indeed puny creatures. Our Milky Way galaxy is but a tiny dot in an unremarkable corner of Laniakea.
Thanks to Futurism.com, Nature.com, and R. Brent Tully at the University of Hawaii, we can see better than ever how we Milky Way inhabitants fit into the larger structure of the Universe.
This video is actually a spiffy new edit of an older video, with explanatory voice-over. Check it out.

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What can you say about a party game that has been around in one form or another for well over 100 years? That game being Monopoly, we can say a lot. For one, if you want a party game that can build friendships as quickly as it tears them down, then you cannot go wrong with this classic.
Having seen release on just about every platform that could feature the simple rules and the friendship crushing fun, Monopoly has shown no signs of going away. One way the venerable board game is kept alive and well is by building off the nostalgia fans have for the content of the game itself.
Monopoly has its roots in another board game that predated it by several decades, The Landlord’s Game. Over the years, the board game would evolve into what Hasbro has been selling for years. Monopoly has seen many licenses take over the properties and game pieces, including Sega’s own Sonic Boom.
Electronic editions released on Sega Genesis, and other platforms, mainly attempted to adhere to the rule set in the board game. These versions differentiate themselves with animations and minor details that do not change the basics of Monopoly. You can even enjoy the Sega Genesis version online, no need to search out the cartridge or your Genesis. Crush the hopes and dreams of friends and family right here in your browser.
The Genesis version uses a hot seat style of gameplay, meaning you can play with multiple friends and computer opponents using one controller. Those computer players are great for when you have no friends left that will play with you. Unfortunately, Monopoly doesn’t get much exposure on retro re-release compilations for whatever reason (these compilations lack party games in general). For purists wanting to rock the original cartridge on their new HD television, there are options available.
Playing Monopoly online is a great experience that is true to the original that we all know and love. This is just one more way that the classic board game has been re-invented to keep fans interested and playing.
Another form of re-inventing itself to stay interesting for fans sees Monopoly enter the world of online slots. CasinoGrounds collects the best online slots options available based on payout odds and enjoyment factors. The games feature many genres from fantasy to movie and television stylized slots.
Being transformed into a slot machine is nothing new for the Parker Brothers board game but being able to play online and win real cash is a new addition.
Fans cannot get enough of Monopoly as CasinoGrounds streamers see ever increasing viewer counts on live streams. Monopoly works extremely well as a slot machine considering the penetration the game pieces and artwork, etc. have in general life. Even people that are not fans of Monopoly can recognize some of the game pieces or the railroad icons.
Monopoly is still popular in many forms because it is a great game. There are not many board games that have seen re-inventions that work as well as the Hasbro classic. The underlying crushing of friends and family is kept in each as well. Whether by forcing them to go bankrupt or beating them with winnings, Monopoly still makes friends as fast as enemies. It is all in fun though.

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what can you say about a party game that has been around in one form or another for well over 100 years? that game being monopoly, we can say a lot. for one, if you want a party game that can build friendships as quickly as it tears them down, then you cannot go wrong with this classic.
having seen release on just about every platform that could feature the simple rules and the friendship crushing fun, monopoly has shown no signs of going away. one way the venerable board game is kept alive and well is by building off the nostalgia fans have for the content of the game itself.
monopoly has its roots in another board game that predated it by several decades, the landlord’s game. over the years, the board game would evolve into what hasbro has been selling for years. monopoly has seen many licenses take over the properties and game pieces, including sega’s own sonic boom.
electronic editions released on sega genesis, and other platforms, mainly attempted to adhere to the rule set in the board game. these versions differentiate themselves with animations and minor details that do not change the basics of monopoly. you can even enjoy the sega genesis version online, no need to search out the cartridge or your genesis. crush the hopes and dreams of friends and family right here in your browser.
the genesis version uses a hot seat style of gameplay, meaning you can play with multiple friends and computer opponents using one controller. those computer players are great for when you have no friends left that will play with you. unfortunately, monopoly doesn’t get much exposure on retro re-release compilations for whatever reason (these compilations lack party games in general). for purists wanting to rock the original cartridge on their new hd television, there are options available.
playing monopoly online is a great experience that is true to the original that we all know and love. this is just one more way that the classic board game has been re-invented to keep fans interested and playing.
another form of re-inventing itself to stay interesting for fans sees monopoly enter the world of online slots. casinogrounds collects the best online slots options available based on payout odds and enjoyment factors. the games feature many genres from fantasy to movie and television stylized slots.
being transformed into a slot machine is nothing new for the parker brothers board game but being able to play online and win real cash is a new addition.
fans cannot get enough of monopoly as casinogrounds streamers see ever increasing viewer counts on live streams. monopoly works extremely well as a slot machine considering the penetration the game pieces and artwork, etc. have in general life. even people that are not fans of monopoly can recognize some of the game pieces or the railroad icons.
monopoly is still popular in many forms because it is a great game. there are not many board games that have seen re-inventions that work as well as the hasbro classic. the underlying crushing of friends and family is kept in each as well. whether by forcing them to go bankrupt or beating them with winnings, monopoly still makes friends as fast as enemies. it is all in fun though.


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Now, your daily VJ has been told by the nice people whose checks pay for his daughter's daycare that he needs to stop using the daily video as a political soapbox and stick to nut shots and songs about cat buttholes.
Trade Martin is one of those incredibly talented guys whose contribution to music is often invisible. Nonetheless, he's been quietly producing, writing, arranging and in some cases playing every instrument on backing tracks since the 1950s, and has a Grammy for his work with B. B. King. He's sort of an unevolved Pokemon version of Quincy Jones.
Why all that stellar talent has been put to waste writing a song extolling just how dangerous it would be to let a religious group build a community center a few blocks from where an unconnected group of insane terrorists committed an unspeakable tragedy is utterly beyond us. It's not even a good song.
It plays like a cut from the No Holds Barred soundtrack with lyrics that were probably written on the back of a Wal-Mart receipt showing the purchase of truck nuts.
Edward Kaspel says, "Sing while you may." We agree. For if we watch basic freedoms pulled away from us in the name of fear, hysteria and a misplaced sense of what is "right," then soon we will have nothing to sing at all.

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now, your daily vj has been told by the nice people whose checks pay for his daughter's daycare that he needs to stop using the daily video as a political soapbox and stick to nut shots and songs about cat buttholes.
trade martin is one of those incredibly talented guys whose contribution to music is often invisible. nonetheless, he's been quietly producing, writing, arranging and in some cases playing every instrument on backing tracks since the 1950s, and has a grammy for his work with b. b. king. he's sort of an unevolved pokemon version of quincy jones.
why all that stellar talent has been put to waste writing a song extolling just how dangerous it would be to let a religious group build a community center a few blocks from where an unconnected group of insane terrorists committed an unspeakable tragedy is utterly beyond us. it's not even a good song.
it plays like a cut from the no holds barred soundtrack with lyrics that were probably written on the back of a wal-mart receipt showing the purchase of truck nuts.
edward kaspel says, "sing while you may." we agree. for if we watch basic freedoms pulled away from us in the name of fear, hysteria and a misplaced sense of what is "right," then soon we will have nothing to sing at all.


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A Harvey man has been arrested in connection with the Jan. 21 attempted armed robbery of the Thrift Village Drug store in Luling.
Jeremy David Stewart, 45, of Harvey, has been charged with principal to attempted armed robbery, according to the St. Charles Parish Sheriff’s Office.
Stewart is the accused accomplice of the late Mark Fisher Jr., 36, of Madisonville who apparently tried to rob the drug store. Fisher was shot by the store pharmacist, who was not identified, and bled to death at the scene from a single shot to his leg that hit an artery.
The Sheriff’s Office said the investigation led to “sufficient probable cause” identifying Stewart as an accomplice to the attempted armed robbery.
Fisher entered the store wearing black clothing, including a face mask and gloves, and apparently attempted to rob it, according to the Sheriff’s Office. He ordered the clerk and pharmacist go behind the counter and then demanded drugs at gunpoint.
Fisher then produced a zip tie and strapped the clerk’s hands together, and apparently attempted the same with the pharmacist, but he retrieved his handgun to defend himself and the clerk, according to the Sheriff’s Office.
A fight between the two ensued.
Fisher fled towards the front door followed by the pharmacist who attempted to lock it, but Fisher suddenly turned back and charged him. The pharmacist fired one shot from his handgun, striking Fi sher in the femoral artery of his right leg.
Sheriff Greg Champagne reports Stewart was booked into the Correctional Center for a warrant issued in relation to the above mentioned charge.
The warrant claimed on Jan. 21 detectives investigated an incident at Thrift Village Drug Store where a subject, Mark Fisher, was shot while attempting to rob the drug store.
During the investigation sufficient probable cause was obtained, identifying Stewart as an accomplice to the attempted armed robbery, according to the Sheriff’s Office.

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a harvey man has been arrested in connection with the jan. 21 attempted armed robbery of the thrift village drug store in luling.
jeremy david stewart, 45, of harvey, has been charged with principal to attempted armed robbery, according to the st. charles parish sheriff’s office.
stewart is the accused accomplice of the late mark fisher jr., 36, of madisonville who apparently tried to rob the drug store. fisher was shot by the store pharmacist, who was not identified, and bled to death at the scene from a single shot to his leg that hit an artery.
the sheriff’s office said the investigation led to “sufficient probable cause” identifying stewart as an accomplice to the attempted armed robbery.
fisher entered the store wearing black clothing, including a face mask and gloves, and apparently attempted to rob it, according to the sheriff’s office. he ordered the clerk and pharmacist go behind the counter and then demanded drugs at gunpoint.
fisher then produced a zip tie and strapped the clerk’s hands together, and apparently attempted the same with the pharmacist, but he retrieved his handgun to defend himself and the clerk, according to the sheriff’s office.
a fight between the two ensued.
fisher fled towards the front door followed by the pharmacist who attempted to lock it, but fisher suddenly turned back and charged him. the pharmacist fired one shot from his handgun, striking fi sher in the femoral artery of his right leg.
sheriff greg champagne reports stewart was booked into the correctional center for a warrant issued in relation to the above mentioned charge.
the warrant claimed on jan. 21 detectives investigated an incident at thrift village drug store where a subject, mark fisher, was shot while attempting to rob the drug store.
during the investigation sufficient probable cause was obtained, identifying stewart as an accomplice to the attempted armed robbery, according to the sheriff’s office.


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A voice shattered the stillness of the night. Alaura of Niamh pressed against the stone structure and waited, drawing her cloak around her. The village of Inishmore existed on the edge of Forest of Caucy. The inhabitants were humans and elves and a mixture of both races interbred. Its history of archaic magic and secrecy hadn’t brought Alaura to its cobblestone lanes. Instead, the stories of a half-elf who had once been imprisoned at Blackvale Castle lured her to the isolated location.
Her contact spoke about an elder who lived near the centre of the village in an abode carved into a mammoth boulder. The entire village subsisted within the rock, homes carved in or built around stone. Alaura had never seen a place such as this. From afar, the settlement appeared small and insignificant but upon entering, she realised the countless knolls were the roofs of homes and businesses.
Alaura sneaked down the lane. Moments later, she paused at the base of a ladder leading to an oval door—Elwyn’s door. A dim light glowed within the peaceful dwelling. Her contact had said the woman was harmless to those with good intentions, deadly to others.
Sources across Ath-o’Lea had spoken of her fiery temper and her quickness to judge, making Alaura hesitate. This elf, well-versed in magic, may judge her incorrectly. Still, she had to meet with her, gather the intelligence needed to learn Blackvale Castle’s secrets. Perhaps good fortune would grant her an audience with the former prisoner. To save Isla from the same prison, she’d ask the impossible.
She stepped onto the first of five rungs, making her way to the doorway slowly. Before she gathered the courage to knock, the door flung open, revealing a venerable woman who gawked at her with more curiosity than concern.

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a voice shattered the stillness of the night. alaura of niamh pressed against the stone structure and waited, drawing her cloak around her. the village of inishmore existed on the edge of forest of caucy. the inhabitants were humans and elves and a mixture of both races interbred. its history of archaic magic and secrecy hadn’t brought alaura to its cobblestone lanes. instead, the stories of a half-elf who had once been imprisoned at blackvale castle lured her to the isolated location.
her contact spoke about an elder who lived near the centre of the village in an abode carved into a mammoth boulder. the entire village subsisted within the rock, homes carved in or built around stone. alaura had never seen a place such as this. from afar, the settlement appeared small and insignificant but upon entering, she realised the countless knolls were the roofs of homes and businesses.
alaura sneaked down the lane. moments later, she paused at the base of a ladder leading to an oval door—elwyn’s door. a dim light glowed within the peaceful dwelling. her contact had said the woman was harmless to those with good intentions, deadly to others.
sources across ath-o’lea had spoken of her fiery temper and her quickness to judge, making alaura hesitate. this elf, well-versed in magic, may judge her incorrectly. still, she had to meet with her, gather the intelligence needed to learn blackvale castle’s secrets. perhaps good fortune would grant her an audience with the former prisoner. to save isla from the same prison, she’d ask the impossible.
she stepped onto the first of five rungs, making her way to the doorway slowly. before she gathered the courage to knock, the door flung open, revealing a venerable woman who gawked at her with more curiosity than concern.


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A statue of “Devil Anse” Hatifeld, which has been recently completed by a world famous sculptor in Carrara, Italy from a model drawn by F.C. McColm, of Huntington, has been shipped to that city where it will be placed on display, before erection at the grave of Captain Hatfield, near his home on Main Island Creek, Logan county.
The statue shows the late “Devil Anse,” standing erect, typifying the stalwart, West Virginia mountaineer, in a characteristic pose, with slouch hat, loose long coat and baggy trousers.
The pedestal, which is being made by the McColm Granite Company, is thirteen feet high. There is no epitaph, merely the words, “Captain Anderson Hatfield, 1839-1891,” and “Levicy Chafin, his wife, 1842–.” The statue is being erected by his family. There is a space at the side of the monument for the thirteen children, who are: Johnson, William A., Robert L., Nancy, Elliott R., Mary, Elizabeth, Elias, Troy, Joseph D., Rose, Willis E., and Tennis S.
Source: Logan (WV) Banner, 17 March 1922. Note: The Banner printed an incorrect date for Anse Hatfield’s death year.
Magnificent Statue Unveiled at the Family Burying Ground Last Sunday Before Friends.
The magnificent statue of Anderson Hatfield, better known throughout this section of the nation as “Devil Anse” Hatfield, was unveiled Sunday afternoon at the family burying ground near his old home on Upper Main Island Creek.
Preparations had been made for a large crowd and a free dinner had been prepared, but due to the condition of the roads and to the fact that showers fell in the afternoon hundreds of his friends were kept away. About 500 people braved the threatening clouds to attend and gazed upon a handsome marble figure standing 13 feet in height, typifying the deceased mountaineer in his daily walks of life.
The majestic statue is erected to the memory of one of the most noted characters that ever lived in West Virginia. It is erected to the memory of a life that was crowded with thrilling events, but in this body, that witnessed and participated in many historical events, there ran a strain of human kindness never exceeded.
In keeping with the well known hospitality of the Hatfields, his relatives had prepared a bountiful repast for all that visited their home Sunday and the food was all that could be desired. His children and grandchildren were there in large numbers and many of the friends of the family.
The statue stands in the family burying ground and the full life size figure stands majestically overlooking the hills and valleys were “Devil Anse” in his lifetime was wont to roam as lord and master of all he surveyed.
The statue is of Italian granite and was carved by a noted sculptor in Carrara and is set upon a granite pedestal. The shaft contains the name of the noted old leader, together with the dates of his birth and death, the name and date of birth of his wife. Space is left on other portions of the statue for the names of his thirteen children.
Source: Logan (WV) Banner, 14 April 1922.
Anse and Levisa (Chafin) Hatfield graves at the Hatfield Cemetery in Sarah Ann, Logan County, WV. 12 May 2018.

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a statue of “devil anse” hatifeld, which has been recently completed by a world famous sculptor in carrara, italy from a model drawn by f.c. mccolm, of huntington, has been shipped to that city where it will be placed on display, before erection at the grave of captain hatfield, near his home on main island creek, logan county.
the statue shows the late “devil anse,” standing erect, typifying the stalwart, west virginia mountaineer, in a characteristic pose, with slouch hat, loose long coat and baggy trousers.
the pedestal, which is being made by the mccolm granite company, is thirteen feet high. there is no epitaph, merely the words, “captain anderson hatfield, 1839-1891,” and “levicy chafin, his wife, 1842–.” the statue is being erected by his family. there is a space at the side of the monument for the thirteen children, who are: johnson, william a., robert l., nancy, elliott r., mary, elizabeth, elias, troy, joseph d., rose, willis e., and tennis s.
source: logan (wv) banner, 17 march 1922. note: the banner printed an incorrect date for anse hatfield’s death year.
magnificent statue unveiled at the family burying ground last sunday before friends.
the magnificent statue of anderson hatfield, better known throughout this section of the nation as “devil anse” hatfield, was unveiled sunday afternoon at the family burying ground near his old home on upper main island creek.
preparations had been made for a large crowd and a free dinner had been prepared, but due to the condition of the roads and to the fact that showers fell in the afternoon hundreds of his friends were kept away. about 500 people braved the threatening clouds to attend and gazed upon a handsome marble figure standing 13 feet in height, typifying the deceased mountaineer in his daily walks of life.
the majestic statue is erected to the memory of one of the most noted characters that ever lived in west virginia. it is erected to the memory of a life that was crowded with thrilling events, but in this body, that witnessed and participated in many historical events, there ran a strain of human kindness never exceeded.
in keeping with the well known hospitality of the hatfields, his relatives had prepared a bountiful repast for all that visited their home sunday and the food was all that could be desired. his children and grandchildren were there in large numbers and many of the friends of the family.
the statue stands in the family burying ground and the full life size figure stands majestically overlooking the hills and valleys were “devil anse” in his lifetime was wont to roam as lord and master of all he surveyed.
the statue is of italian granite and was carved by a noted sculptor in carrara and is set upon a granite pedestal. the shaft contains the name of the noted old leader, together with the dates of his birth and death, the name and date of birth of his wife. space is left on other portions of the statue for the names of his thirteen children.
source: logan (wv) banner, 14 april 1922.
anse and levisa (chafin) hatfield graves at the hatfield cemetery in sarah ann, logan county, wv. 12 may 2018.