In the past, some of you have joked about how this column is basically HTGAWM/Game Of Thrones and “others”. Well, that is true. HTGAWM is actually the most fun for me to recap because – besides it being quality TV series – there is a sheer ridiculousness to the show at times that makes it easy to poke fun at. Game Of Thrones is my all-time favorite show, and while it’s harder to make funny, I genuinely enjoy trying to accomplish that. Also in the past, when I have included other shows, they haven’t gotten enough feedback. So I assumed that not many people watch them. If I wrote about every show I watched, y’all will get tired and so will I. So it seems this is what works, so I’ll be sticking to this formula (adding something extra every other week to keep things fresh) unless you guys have something you want me to talk about. If so, you can suggest that in the comments.
With that said, ITS GREAT TO BE BACK!!! LET’S GET INTO IT!
So, summer has gone and fall is here. That means we have old TV shows returning and new ones vying for places in our hearts. I have watched a bunch of the new shows that’s out there and I’ll be talking about the ones that I have been most impressed with. Also, I’ll mention the shows I watched this summer that kept me company, while the fall shows were off the air. The Emmys also just happened, TV’s biggest night; I’d have to talk about that too. So it is going to be a long one. Bear with me!
Last we left our band of murderers, Wes was spilling the tea to his father, Wallace Mahoney, and because death follows this pikin everywhere he goes, Oga Mahoney got shot right in front of him. Subsequently, Frank disappeared, Caleb Hapstall killed himself (or was he murdered?), and Oliver deleted Connor’s Stanford acceptance mail.
We pick up right where we left off. EMTs are wheeling a gurney away with a covered dead body, while Wes gives the police a false statement – you know, as one does on a regular Friday night. He doesn’t even flinch as he spins this web of falsehood, and that, ladies and gentlemen, is what I call experience. You don’t get away with murder two semesters in a row without learning a thing or two.
And I’m like huh? And then, boom!
Until then, nice try, Peter Nowalk. I’m not falling for this misdirection.
Annalise actually grabs Wes’s lap here, and we have our first confusing Annalise-Wes interaction. The sexual tension between this two will surely get resolved at some point, yeah?
Biko is this HTGAWM or Scream Queens? Mtcheeew!
Because how Frank manages to take of that beard off and look ten times hotter is beyond me.
Annalise saunters into the situation and I am expecting her to announce that Criminal Law 201 (aka How to get away with murder again) is in session. Instead she mentions something about a legal clinic; I wonder what that is about. Annalise starts talking about the course, pulls down the board and proceeds to tell the students with a smirk on her face: “You finally get to be me.” Unbeknownst to her, behind her on the board is a poster with her face on it that says ‘KILLER’. This show isn’t meant to be funny, but that actually made me laugh.
Annalise being Annalise is unfazed by this. She carries on with the class like nothing just happened. She presents our case of the week – an immigrant family consisting of a father and his two children from Iraq, where the dad istice system is taking it further by attempting to deport him, and so that’s where Annalise and co. come in.
Like seriously, when did this show become a comedy?
Annalise heads home, barely says hi to Bonnie, goes upstairs and picks up a flip phone. Why are flip phones only used for shady business on TV/Movies these days, eh? As suspected, she is involved in some shady business, texting someone that’s playfully flirting with her. That had better be Nate on the other end, Annalise – or else!
Then there’s a flashback to May, and Annalise is gardening. Please, I have to ask: what show is this because I don’t buy this; the Annalise I know would be downing several shots of vodka, not down on her knees digging through manure. Anyway, Laurel shows up to tell her that she’ll be spending her summer in Mexico and tells Annalise that Frank is dead to her. In present day meanwhile, Miss Thing has been leaving Frank voicemails. LOL! That’s how you treat someone who is dead to you, abi? Okay oh.
The rest of the class all float their nonsense ideas around and poor Annalise actually has to listen to their mediocrity, until Laurel comes in and tells them that the marijuana wasn’t actually the father’s but his daughter’s (who is a dealer oh), and that he claimed ownership to protect her. Annalise shoots down Laurel’s idea all the same. And then, her crush, Wes speaks and she is impressed. She ends up picking Wes and Drake.
Outside class meanwhile, there are more of the ‘KILLER’ flyers about campus. Annalise decides to see the positive and says, “At least, they a chose a good photo.” And she saunters off.
Because in present day, that’s exactly what she does – hire Oliver. But not before he confesses that he deleted Connor’s acceptance mail.
Back in July, Asher shows up at Annalise’s to ask for a loan, seeing as he is now broke. Annalise does the needful and tells him to get a job. And then, in present day, Michaela and Asher are about to get down, until they are interrupted by some girls.  How fitting. Michaela meanwhile does the most Michaela thing she has done all episode; she steals Asher’s idea and heads out, her mind set on a mission.
Then the next day in court, Wes presents his opening statement, only to be interrupted by Michaela (she’s officially back!). She said she has an idea on how to win the case. So Wes does all the stalling he can, so that Annalise and Connor can go and try to get a miracle done. Just in time before they make the colossal mistake of getting the guilty daughter to testify, Annalise presents a new plea deal to the judge. And just like that, it looks like they may have pulled a miracle. But the judge chooses to deport the dad, breaking the family apart. To this verdict, Annalise says to Wes, “Justice is the exception. You should know that by now.” It’s a sad reality.
So let me get this straight, he was wrong for being understanding, loving, caring and forgiving? Oliver is actually officially the worst. Having said that, this scene is actually the best scene of the episode, because of the acting; both actors are incredible here, so much so that it sells the entire contrived breakup, and the scene ends up packing a punch.
Flashing back to August (and remember my confusion at Annalise teaching a different course?), well, it turns out that this was due to a compromise that was reached with the new president of the school, who turns out to be both scary and nice (I’d watch out for her). She had planned to “transition” Annalise to a research position due to the performances of the Keating 5. And by God, are they all doing poorly in school! Chai! Look at their GPAs biko! Laurel is the best of the bunch because she is obviously the smartest one (2.25), then Michaela (2.00), followed by Connor (1.97), then Wes, and finally Asher the mumu. Annalise suggest a pro bono legal clinic, hence where we found ourselves earlier in the episode.
Laurel goes to confront Wes on his attitude toward her. And he says it is because she reminds him of Frank.  They are still talking and in breezes Meggy. Who would have thought?
I actually thought she was imaginary. She seems nice. WeRebecca was annoyingly annoying, and Meggy already seems annoyingly sweet. Let’s see how long she lasts.
So turns out, it was just some regular PI guy on the other end of the suspicious flip phone conversation with Annalise (how disappointing), and he calls to let Annalise know he’s found Frank. He asks her what she wants to do next. She hesitates and Frank creeps up behind PI guy – and kills him?
Flashback to earlier in the episode where the EMTs are wheeling a body away; it turns out that was a flash-forward scene, and it didn’t happen on the night when Oga Mahoney was killed. (Peter Nowalk and his brain-fuck attempts, I see you o!). This scene is set two months later, in November, and we see a panicked Annalise approach the crime scene. She breaks free and runs to the EMTs, who allow her to see the body after she says she lives there. She sees the body and cries out, bursting into a shrill scream of devastation. The camera pans to what’s in front of her, and the visual we see is the headquarters on fire. That’s right! The Keating House is on fire!
Rating: 6/10: Uneven pacing held this episode back. Between the flashbacks showing us what the kids did last summer, the case of the week and the overarching storyline, it was all over the place and not in the way that creates the trademark HTGAWM tension, but in a way that seemed unfocused. Still, a decent start to the season; I expect things to pick up as we go further into the season.
Frank with buzz cut and no beards or Frank with full hair and beards? I’d go with the former.
Also, do we realize that Frank is actually responsible for two women never reaching their full term pregnancies? Annalise’s wasn’t directly his fault, but Lila’s? Damn.
So the Hapstall case ended up being one of the weaker parts of last season. They dragged it on for too long and ended up closing it hastily. This episode is set four months after all of that. Surely the show has plans of revisiting that somehow?
 Please, fix it!
One of HTGAWM’s weaker areas is their cases of the week. This is where The Good Wife, for all its flaws, excelled at. The characters (and cases) featured as the cases of the week on HTGAWM tend to be painted with broad strokes and end up being one-dimensional, half-realized characters, and so the stories rarely resonate with the viewer. As such, by the end of the episode, one has completely forgotten who they were. The Good Wife painted their stories and characters carefully and with such detail, from the judges to the clients, the jury sometimes, and the opposing counsel, resulting in memorable characters and stories. I know the cases of the week aren’t exactly why we tune in to watch this show, but if they are going to keep doing them, they may as well do them well.
It is actually a cliché to have the one stable relationship on a show have troubles just to create drama, especially if the reason for the trouble is as contrived as this. I was pissed when Suits tried it with Mike and Rachel. I hope this break-up is only temporary and that Connor and Oliver get back together fast.
I’d have to assume that Connor used his previous semester result to get into Stanford, because suggesting this result is what he used is a REACH!
PS: The shooter is so obviously not Frank.   To try to frame him? That does nothing but create more problems for Annalise, which is the last thing that Frank wants, seeing as Annalise is already pissed about the knowledge of his involvement in the loss of her baby. Also Mahoney was definitely killed by a sniper shooter. Last I checked, Frank was in the car after dropping Wes off, so it’s a reach to suggest Frank is responsible here. Or is this a case of the obvious answer is the right answer?
So who do you guys think is in the body bag? My three suspects so far are Nate, Bonnie and Ophelia (Annalise’s mother).
The song played at the end of the episode is perfect, as it helps to really up the ante and sell the intensity of Annalise’s discovery and anguish. It’s titled We Are The Ones by Son Lux.
Peter Nowalk has said each episode until the finale will involve crossing people off the suspect list until we find out who it is that died. Sounds like fun. Let’s see how it plays out!
Anyone who knows me knows I stan for three main queens – Adele, Viola Davis and Tatiana Maslany (star of Orphan Black). I stan for others, but these three are my favs. I stumbled onto the show Orphan Black by complete mistake. I was searching online for info on Orange Is The New Black and mistyped, and my typo was corrected to “Orphan Black”. By then, the show had just wrapped up its first season and so I looked into it and saw that it was sci-fi, and there were critics foaming at the mouth with praise for its protagonist, and fans fuming at what they considered a snub by the then Emmys. Out of sheer curiosity, I downloaded 5 episodes, and by the time I was done, I was a full-fledged convert. Tatiana Maslany was incredible. I had seen actors portray multiple characters before; Nina Dobrev did it well in The Vampire Diaries (playing Elena, Katerina, Amara and Tatia). But this was a different level. These characters (they are clones) Tatiana Maslany played weren’t just gimmicks; they were well-rounded, fully-formed characters, played with such detail and nuance that it looked like pure art or a magic trick. And I suddenly got why the critics raved and why the fans were pissed at the snub. I still feel her work in that first season was her best on the show, but since then, she has maintained a consistency that one would be forgiven for taking for granted, considering how easy she makes it look.
Make no mistake though, Tatiana is arguably the hardest working actress. She plays four main clones (in total, she has played about 18, each of them distinct creations). In an episode, she is in almost every scene, sometimes she is playing off herself in scenes. I dare you to watch this show and not forget at least once an episode, that it is the same actress that’s playing all these characters. The show itself is a B+ show but Maslany’s performance elevates the show and everyone around her.
So having gone four seasons sometimes without nominations (she got her first nom last year) or a win has been maddening for the Clone Club (that’s what the show calls its fans). Now imagine our glee when she won in a year where we were least expecting it. I had pure joy for her. And no one in the last decade has arguably deserved this more. What makes this even more of a big deal is the fact that these award shows rarely ever recognize shows that are sci-fi, let alone her actually winning. And then winning in that category with Viola Davis, Taraji P. Henson, Robin Wright, Claire Danes and Keri Russell? Damn! It’s something of a miracle, and all I have to say is: ABOUT DAMN TIME!
The rest of the show was also a win for me. Jimmy Kimmel was a serviceable host. He had a good opening monologue and kept a certain consistency throughout the show. Low point was a Cosby joke that fell horribly flat, and one of the high points was the skit with Matt Damon.
The remaining winners ensured that this was my favorite Emmys ever. Almost everyone I rooted for won. American Crime Story: People Vs. OJ Simpson deservedly swept all but two awards in the miniseries category, with Sterling K. Brown, Courtney B. Vance and Sarah Paulson winning in their respective categories. They all had magnificent speeches too. The comedy categories were dominated by Veep, with Julia Louis Dreyfus winning her fifth consecutive Emmy for Leading Actress in a Comedy. I haven’t watched the show and frankly I am tired of seeing Julia win year after year, but her speech had me in tears. Transparent dominated also, with Jeffery Tambor winning for the second year in a row for Best Actor. Louie Anderson and SNL actress Kate McKinnon won in their respective categories. Supporting Actress/Actor in a Drama went to Maggie Smith and Bloodline’s Ben Mendelsohn.
I love Downton Abbey and Dame Maggie Smith to bits, but if there was a year when she shouldn’t even have been nominated, it was this one. Every other actress in that category had better work. I get that the Game Of Thrones actresses split the Game Of Thrones votes amongst themselves (hence why they didn’t win and will always have a problem winning). But how about The Affair’s Maura Tierney and Unreal’s Constance Zimmer, who was a revelation in the first season?
Other than that one gaffe and the Guest Actress in a Drama gaffe (which I shall not even bother talking about), this Emmys was the most memorable ceremony for me in recent years. Great speeches and great winners! Also shout-out to American Crime’s Regina King (another embarrassingly good show) for winning her second consecutive Emmy, and also Mr Robot’s Rami Maleek for a deserved win.
Also Archer won its first Emmy (YAY!) and RuPaul won her first also (see why I enjoyed this year so much?).
But the night belonged to Tatiana Maslany. All hail the Queen!!!
Pitch: New show on Fox about the first female pitcher in the Major Baseball League. I’ve seen the first episode and it looks promising, but there is room for improvement.
This Is Us: This is the best of the bunch of new shows I have checked out. It airs on NBC and is a family dramedy. I hope it doesn’t burn out quickly though, because it’ll be hard to follow up its first episode.
Bull: This is very Scandal-like in the way it is set up. It follows the same formula basically. It works so far and it looks promising.
The Night Of: Watch this show sweep the Emmys next year. Just watch. The show follows Naz (played by Riz Ahmed, who I now have a massive crush on!) as he experiences a night that changes his life forever. Sounds cliché, yeah? Well, it’s anything but. I’ve used this chinkili description so as not to give anything away.
Braindead: Weird is the best way to describe this show. It’s a one season show and wraps up wonderfully. It takes a few episodes for the viewer to settle in with the show’s weirdness, but it is a lot of fun after that.
NARCOS: Worth the watch because of Wagner Moura (the actor that plays Pablo Escobar). He’s scarily good. The series is about Pablo Escobar, his rise and fall, and also that of the Medellin Cartel.
That’s it for this week guys. Sound off!
Im loving this column now, someone who isnt a fan of unnecessary drama (htgawm, scanda)can now enjoy it.
Wait, did you just class HTGAWM as ‘unnecessary drama’?
How to get away with murder was weird and slow for me last week. I hope it picks up. Could you please add Grey’s anatomy to your reviews?
I saw Narcos and the Night of and they were really good.
In other news, Madam Secretary is coming back!!!! ? ? ?
They had a better premiere than HTGAWM.
13 SEASONS… Still going strong.
This is Us was wonderful. The storyline is very realistic and relatable but you are very right. It will be hard to follow up their pilot. They didn’t really give us anything to look forward to but I’ll still be watching tho.
PS: You gave HTGAWM a 6. I for one thought it was a nice recovery from last seasons finale and a good start at least give it an 8 na.
Ahn Ahn, 8 ba wo? This was the show’s poorest season premiere so far.
Deola is that stingy lecturer that never parts with high marks. Don’t you know that by now?
When they deserve high mark they will get it. ??
Deola, please leave Laurel’s hair o.
Who else thinks Meggy has an evil side?
I will not. ?
Finding prince charming is honestly more entertaining than I imagined.Dillon is such a messy queen,so messy that he was spat on by that white guys Sam I think.To think I actually thought he was cute.
That was over the top ratchet. The whole spitting thing. Dillon is a messy queen. I love how during the hot tub scene, he goes to change, takes off his hoodie and loose fitting short and goes on to wear the tightest, Neon swim shorts that showed off his magnificent bubble butt. Hello thirst trap??
The gag though is Oga Prince charming isn’t attracted to Black guys so, it’s only a matter of time before he kicks Dillon of the show.
Also Oga Prince Charming isn’t even hiding the fact that he is eliminating these guys by how low their body fat percentage is and how defined their 6 packs are. Also its so obvious that he is gonna end up picking Paul.
He isn’t looking for “love” dude is looking for someone who looks like him. I’m just here for all the messy drama that it will take for him to get there.
Lool Haba you really think he doesn’t like blacks?honestly for me he had credible reasons for eliminating Danique and Broady.When he eventually eliminates Dillon the last black guy on the show we know why.
For some reasons just like Danique said himself,guys maybe cos he has this weird look cos even for me immediately I saw him in my mind I was like darling you are definitely not going home with prince charming…It broke my heart when he was leaving and broke down in tears.
Broady the gym trainer is really cute but has got walls up and not ready to share some part of him with others just yet.At the end of the day it’s a show no one has got time for that as such someone has to go home!
Lastly IDied when Dillon came in with those shorts I just kept staring at his chest,ass and legs.I was just like dang!
I like Danique too, was sad when he left.
I didn’t mind the Brody elimination as I thought he was even more boring than Prince Charming and that’s saying something.
Danique and Robbie are actually the only likable ones left. Which just means Robbie won’t last long. ???
I love how everyone was freaking out in the hot tub and Robbie was just there watching and drinking wine from that comically large wine glass. Dude is there for the drama????
Deola I must say you are a very meticulous person .This writeup looks energy sapping i’m amazed at how detailed everything is.
Thanks Posh. ?
how did you miss the bedroom scene of nate and Annalise, when he rolled over ,that ass was just yum yum yummmmmmy! and that little box that probably has a camera!
Nice read. I agree that this premiere of HTGAWM was not mind blowing but it had its moments. I would give it a 7. Empire on the other hand fell rather flat for me. The worst one was Agents of Shield. The Ghost rider thing just vexed me like mad.
Has anyone been watching The Last Ship? Really good show.
 The dudecan do small blackmail…..
Pinky pls check your email asap.
What channel shows Finding Prince Charming?
Just started seeing Narcos since I saw this review. Not my kinda gig seeing as I am more into para-normal. I am pretty biased so the vintage production is not doing it for me. I shall persevere.


Brown said as patrons walk through the tour they can watch as Jesus breaks bread and shares the cup with his friends. Each person can follow the path Jesus walked and hear of the trials he endured.Brown said each room will transport the viewer back in time. Scenes from the rooms include the flagellation room where he was beaten and whipped. The Pilate's Court is another room, where people can be heard crying out 'Crucify him, crucify him!"Brown said next, the tour will take people into Jesus's tomb where his body is behind the stone and guarded by a Roman soldier.The Garden of Gethsemane will also be on the tour, where Peter, James and John can be seen sleeping peacefully while Jesus prays to his Father in heaven. Then Brown said each person will visit the tomb, where the stone is rolled away and only the grave clothes remain.Members of the First Baptist Church of Sterlington will be performing The Passion Walk under director Jerry Haynes, from 7- 9 p.m. on March 23. Admission is free. Tours will start every five minutes.Brown said everyone is invited to, "Come walk the roads of Jesus."


Since January 2014, Lane Kneedler has served as senior counsel to Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring. For almost 22 years prior to that, he was with the law firm of Reed Smith LLP in Richmond, representing an array of business interests before Virginia administrative agencies, and state and federal appellate courts. Prior to entering private practice in 1992, Kneedler69-1986, last serving as professor of law and associate dean. He still teaches courses at the Law School on legislation, and on conflicts of interest, lobbying and campaign finance. Kneedler served as chief deputy attorney general of Virginia from 1986-1992, and has had 28 years of experience with His experience has included representation of Virginia’sy, and individual Virginia legislators in state constitutional law cases in state circuit court, and in appeals and an original action before the Virginia Supreme Court. He also has provided legal advice on state constitutional law issues to the administration and the Virginia General Assembly for many years.


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One out of three working Americans have seen a rise in health-care costs this year, and about half of those chose to decrease their retirement savings to help pay for itwhose healthcare costs have risen in 2021, about half (49%) opted to decrease their contributions to a retirement plan, the survey found. A similar percentage delayed going to see a doctor. More than 2,000 full- and part-time employees took part in the online poll.
Cutting retirement savings is particularly troubling because so many workers in the U.S. don’t have much money saved up elsewhere. The EBRI surveyir retirement money is the only significant emergency savings people have.


Electrode potential is a fundamental conception of electrochemistry and corrosion theory. It helps to predict the direction and intensity of an electrochemical process (eg. corrosion) and allows to control it.
There are two meanings of the term oxidation.
The common (narrow) meaning of oxidation - chemical reaction (combining) between Oxygen and any other element resulting in formation of oxide.
For example calcium and oxygen combine forming calcium oxide:
In chemistry the term oxidation has a wider meaning:
The element receiving the electrons is not necessarily oxygen.
For example the reaction between calcium and chlorine is considered oxidation:
Ca + Cl2 = CaCl2
In this reaction an atom of calcium oxidizes when it gives up two its electrons to two atoms of chlorine.
Both reactions may be presented in ionic form as follows:
Ca = Ca2+ + 2e-
Reduction is a chemical process opposite to oxidation, in which an element gains one or more electrons given by another element.
For example reduction of copper from copper oxide:
CuO + H2 = Cu + H2O
In this reaction positive ion of copper receives two electrons from two atoms of Hydrogen.
Reduction of copper in ionic form may be presented as follows:
Cu2+ + 2e- = Cu
Hydrogen losing its electron oxidizes in this reaction.
Oxidation of an element is always accompanied by reduction of another element therefore the reaction is often called oxidation-reduction or redox.
If a piece of a metal M is dipped into a solution capable to dissolve it the metal begins to oxidize giving the electrons e- to the metal specimen and forming positive ions M+ transferring to the electrolyte solution.
As a result a potential difference Aφ between the metal piece and electrolyte forms.
The absolute value of the potential difference can not be measured since the measurement would mean inserting another electrode into the electrolyte and formation another potential difference between them.
For relative measurements of potentials of various metals in various solutions galvanic cell is used.
Typical galvanic cell consists of two metallic electrodes (eg. Zn and Cu) immersed into different solutions (ZnSO4 and CuSO4). The solutions are electrically connected by a salt bridge (a piece of filter paper soaked in a salt solution).
The metallic electrodes are connected to a high resistance voltmeter.
The galvanic cell is schematically described by the cell notation:
(aq, m1), (aq, m2) indicate aqueous solution of concentration m1 and m2
A single vertical line | indicates a boundary between e metallic electrode and the electrolyte;
The double vertical line || indicates the salt bridge between the two electrolytes.
It is accepted that the negative electrode is written in the left and the positive electrode - in right part of the diagram.
In this galvanic cell the zinc electrode is anode. It oxidizes and gives up the electrons of the atoms dissolving in the electrolyte in form of positive ions:
Zn = Zn2+ + 2e-
The copper electrode is cathode. The dissolved copper ions gain electrons from the metallic electrode and converts to solid metal depositing on the cathode surface:
If the value of the electric current is negligible (high resistance voltmeter is used) the measured potential difference between the electrodes is equal to the electomotive force (EMF) of the galvanic cell.
The measurement of electromotive force are usually made under standard conditions:
Temperature: 77ºF (25ºC, 298K);
Pressure of gases: 1 atm;
Electrolyte solution activity (concentration): 1 M (1 mol/dm3).
Electromotive force measured under standard conditions has a notation E0.
EMF of a galvanic cell is a resulting sum of potential differences of the anode and cathode:
E0 = Ecathode - Eanode
Standard electrode potential is the electromotive force measured in the Galvanic cell consisting of the half-cell with the electrode under standard conditions and the half-cell with the standard hydrogen electrode.
Standard hydrogen electrode (SHE) consists of a platinum foil coated by platinum black (platinum powder), which is dipped into an acidic solution with concentration of hydrogen ions (H+) 1M and which is in contact with gaseous hydrogen bubbling around the electrode.
Platinum does not take part in the reaction but it serves as a catalyst for oxidation-reduction reaction of hydrogen.
Standard electrode potentials are measured relatively to the standard hydrogen electrode, potential of which is defined as 0 volt:
E0 = E0R - E0(H/H2) = E0R
When a standard electrode potential is measured the electrode is connected to the positive terminal of the voltmeter and the standard hydrogen electrode is connected to the negative terminal of the voltmeter.
Standard electrode potentials of metals are arranged in electrochemical (galvanic) series.
The greater the negativeness of a standard electrode potential the greater the tendency of the element to oxidize (dissolve).
Noble (non-reactive) metals having positive value of the standard electrode potential are located in the bottom part of the table.
If an electrode is not under standard conditions the electrode potential may be calculated according to the Nernst equation:
E = E0 - (RT/nF)*lnCion
Cion - molar activity (concentration) of ions.
At the temperature 298K the Nernst equation may be presented as follows:
E = E0 - (0.059/n)*lnCion
Nernst equation is used for constructing Pourbaix diagrams (E / PH diagrams), which help to determine the direction of electrochemical processes with metals in water solutions.
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Computer expert"Regarding those people who say this isn’t the time [for working with Palestinians in Gaza], there is no such thing. It’s never the right time, and yet it is always the right time."
Lives in: Sderot Was born in: New York Year of birth: 1965 : Other Voice The Center for Emerging Futures Works at Other Voice, The Center for Emerging Futures Interviewer Nahanni Rous and Anat Langer-Gal Date of Interview 2009


Nutmeg loves France and Ginger tolerates her passion. The way they manage to find moderately stable ground within the quicksand of their personal interests is in those moments when friends come to visit. These encounters are an anchor with the familiar, and the ballast that settles a slightly rocky boat. Sometimes, they are able to convince those friends to explore with them. One recent occasion was a group bike trip through the now tranquil Dordogne, a region of France that once was the subject of violent tug-a-wars between French and English forces. Either, these were good friends or they were desperate for a vacation as the general descriptions for each day were as follows: • Moderately hilly • Mostly hilly • The odd flat section • Steep hills Maybe, it was the draw of history or the promise of wine, but they all came to discover historical Dordogne. (more…
Ginger and Nutmeg spent a long Sunday afternoon covering over 600 km on some of France's super-highways. Their goal was the looming treasure at the end of the journey, a week of biking with good friends through the Dordogne. Nutmeg admits that an ABC list covering essential sights and local tastes in the Dordogne region might have been a bit more help before their trip. She hopes instead that this post benefits at least one of the G&N readers who plan to visit this beautiful area in the future. (more…


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Our last book club meeting of the year was game time! All of the girls participated in book jeopardy containing questions and riddles about all of the books we read this year. It was surprising to see all of them compete for the winning prizes answering questions that many adults couldn't answer.
The top three winners won big summer prizes and every girl walked away with a gift of their own.


Are the automotive dealers being blindsided by the manufacturers?
Local and even metro newspapers print very few new or used car display ads anymore. Automotive advertising, once a huge part of every paper’s revenue, has all but disappeared.
Even those multi-page metro paper weekend automotive sections, packed full of car and truck feature stories and loaded with ads from every area dealer have mostly disappeared. Those weekly sections — and the used car ads published throughout the week — helped hundreds of local families make personal automotive purchasing decisions every week. Automobile advertising also was a major revenue source for community and metro publications. Car ads produced necessary income needed to underwrite the paper’s salaries, make it possible to pay the newsprint and ink vendors and to pay local utility bills and property taxes.
But automotive advertising — even simple used car listings — are absent from the majority of today’s print publications. Not because local dealers were unhappy with the results they were getting but because the automotive manufacturing companies decided they wanted all their dealers promoting themselves exclusively on the internet.
So, almost like they pre-agreed on the date to do it, the Big Three and other car and truck manufacturers stopped providing their traditional 50 per cent “co-op” portion of the cost of all print ads. Instead, they told their dealers, they’d only pay for ads on the internet. But who benefits by that? Certainly not the local franchise dealer.
Every time he turns to the internet to list his inventory and boast of his unique services and values he sends his message far beyond the local market and off into an unknown that includes at least three North American countries if not the entire world. The question is, however, how many buyers from Oregon or Maine are going to want to buy a vehicle from Kansas [Stettler], Iowa [Drumheller] or South Dakota [Wainwright]? Just the logistics of getting it delivered make it difficult and expensive.
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How can a local dealer stand up head-to-head against multi-line, multi-location competition stocking every model in every color and with every conceivable option? But while small dealerships can easily get lost among the internet wheeler-dealer promotions online, they easily stand out in their local paper. There, they don’t have to worry about being undersold by a distant operation with sometimes questionable ethics.
In the hometown paper they reach a market that knows, trusts and admires them and all they mean to the local community. Local buyers recognize the hometown dealer’s commitment to service and to maintaining a continued relationship. When clearly advertised in a local publication, free from long-distance hoopla and promises, the dealership’s message stands out for all to see. If local dealers continue to listen to the car maker’s command to only advertise on the world wide web we could eventually see all vehicles sold direct to the buyer by the manufacturer. Buyers would order online and a transport truck eventually would deliver the vehicle to their driveway.
Still the automotive industry isn’t the only one forcing dealers to advertise on the internet. Recently I visited with a local Hunter-Douglas dealer about advertising in my N’West Iowa REVIEW.
The dealer went on to say he was upset with the change since he knew our five-county area was still committed to reading newspapers.
Internet shopping, a blessing to some, can be a major problem to others. Even the major box stores, so popular just a few years ago, are falling victim to digital sales today. Sioux Falls, SD, a town of 180,000 and longtime regional shopping center saw the closure of two of four of the anchors in its multi-wing mall this past month.
The closings were attributed to the nation’s increased buying online. Finally, the trend to internet shopping and digital advertising is hurting the economy of even the largest communities.
The loss of sales tax dollars and the reduction of the number of visitors who buy locally produced items, attend movies, concerts and ballgames and eat at local restaurants is cutting into the local government’s ability to maintain infrastructure let alone grow.
Maintaining an active main street can make the difference in remaining a vibrant community or becoming a ghost town. The internet will be a strong part of the future — worldwide. And there is a role for internet shopping and even internet advertising. But all things come around and there also always will be a place for the printed publication.
The community newspaper still remains the best way to reach the greatest number of residents in a community at the cheapest per-individual cost. More importantly, the printed word continues to be the best way to create consensus in any community.


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Published on Jan 27, 2019 3:51 am IST
Since last year, fans of Tamil star Suriyae actor's upcoming political drama, NGK. Fans literally for forced the film's producer SR Prabhu to give out updates on the movie on many occasions. Finally, NGK's shooting formalities were wrapped up earlier this month .
And the latest is that NGK's much-awaited teaser will be out on February 14. Needless to say, Suriya fans are highly elated with the promotional activities for the film kick-starting finally. NGK is rumored to be hitting theaters in April second week, as a Tamil New Year treat.
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Edited By David Ashby - RCME on 16/02/2015 06:32:59
Thanks David, I suggested this poll as I suprised myself at the fact I have to travel a 60 mile round trip to my nearest proper model shop. Until last year when hobbystores pulled out of town I could walk, and I do miss it
In decent I mean a shop that you know will have all your consumables, fuel , nice selection of kits etc etc .
Edited By Justin K. on 16/02/2015 06:39:12
I have a choice of 4, Steve Webbs 33 Miles, Blackburn Balsamart - 31 Miles, Leeds Model Shop 51 Miles, Nitroflight Doncaster 40 Miles
So a lot of interwebby buying is done and visits to model shops combined with other reasons for being in the area!
I'd like the question to include "how far WOULD you travel".We had a nice shop in Bournemouth (Channel 4) but that has now closed.There is shop in Blandford but it doesn't really stock stuff you can browse.
From deepest France I have a round trip of 1500 miles to Model Shop Leeds which I 'pop in to' on our way back to Darlington around twice a year. Does that count?
There is no model shop that stocks anything of worth anywhere near me, so online for me from anywhere in Europe that's got what I want at the right price. Fuel I get from Leeds.
27 miles each way.
Always get great service from them "Pegasus Models Norwich"
I usually use Inwoods for a major purchase when I'm on my way to Derbyshire to visit my daughter - otherwise they'd be a 150 mile round trip.I find that I rarely need to visit a shop in person these days, although I do have a small local shop that's handy, and although a pleasant and helpful enough place, they don't have a vast stock of what I need. Dare I say a bit pricey as well.
90% of my modelling goods are obtained on-line.
Edited By Cuban8 on 16/02/2015 08:09:04
It was only after selecting the 10-30 miles option that I saw Internet shopping. Like many here I expect, I do both.
35 miles each way, but I buy most of my stuff online from Pegasus Models. Their online service is also very good and personal.
Round trip of between 50 or 100 miles depending which one I choose!!; but will always call in in the area or passing, inevitabiliy this means online can rule; with a little planning all bits are on the door mat waiting for me!
A journey of 10 miles will get me to the Hobbyking UK warehouse, otherwise it's 42 miles to Pegasus in Norwich.
well, the question was 'how far do you travel', so I have answered for my nearest decent model shop Mike's Models in Kingstanding. I actually shop on the internet for the most part as postage is cheaper than the diesel I'd burn visiting Mike's, not to mention the 1 1/2 hours lost on the round trip through the centre of Birmingham.
I travel........walk about 100 metres! The shop is owned/managed by a member of my flying club.
Granted, It's relatively expensive, but really useful If I have the need for some small item in a hurry.
Model shop Leeds every time we visit daughter well stocked and friendly.
As for French residents I came across a good model shop in Perigueux and two good ones in Tours last year.


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Here's an example that restricts the items stored in a GenericList to serializable items. This feature would be useful if, for example, you wanted to add a method to the GenericList that required serialization, such as a method that writes all the items in the list to a stream:
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Similarly, here's a collection that can contain any type of object, provided it's d. The end result is a collection that's limited to controls, like the one exposed by the Forms.Controls property on a window:
Public Class ControlCollection(Of ItemType As Controlometimes, your generic class might need the ability to create the parameter class. For example, the GenericList example might need the ability to create an instance of the item you want to store in the collection. In this case, you need to use the New constraint. The New constraint allows only parameter types that have a public zero-argument constructor, and aren't marked MustInherit. This ensures that your code can create instances of the parameter type. Here's a collection that imposes the New constraint:
Public Class GenericList(Of ItemType As NewIt's also worth noting that you can define as many constraints as you want, as long as you group the list of constraints in curly braces, as shown here:
Public Class GenericList(Of ItemType As {ISerializable, New}Constraints are enforced by the compiler, so if you violate a constraint rule when using a generic class, you won't be able to compile your application.
Generics are built into the Common Language Runtime. That means they are supported in all first-class . NET languages, including C#.
...using generics with other code structures? Generics don't just work withaces, delegates, and even methods. For more information, look for the index entry "generics" in the MSDN Help. For more in-depth examples of advanced generic techniques, you can refer to a Microsoft whitepaper at.
Incidentally, the .NET Framework designers are well aware of the usefulness of generic collections, and they've already created several for you to use out of the box. You'll find them in the new Systems.Collections.Generic namespace. They include:
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With the new support for generics that's found in the .NET Framework, a number of new features become possible. One of these features—generic strongly typed collections—was demonstrated in the previous lab, "Build Typesafe Generic Classes." Now you'll see another way that generics can solve common problems, this time by using the new nullable data types.
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Thanks to generics, .NET 2.0 has a solution—a System.Nullable class that can wrap any other data type. When you create an instance of Nullable you specify the data type. If you don't set a value, this instance contains a null reference. You can test whether this is true by testing the Nullable.HasType( ) method, and you can retrieve the underlying object through the Nullable.Value property.
Here's the sample code you need to create a nullable integer:
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Crypto analyst Michaël van de Poppe outlines what's next for Cosmos, Aave, Elrond and two Ethereum rivals - Pide Peru
Michael van de Poppe first He says his 622,600 Twitter followers that he is keeping a close eye on support levels for the scalability and interoperability ecosystem Cosmos (ATOM), which recently relinquished gains from the latest leg of a protracted rally dating to mid-June.
“At massive support levels here, which is reasonable for long entries.
If this one misses, I’m looking for $8 next.
Hold here = potential trigger towards $18-20 in the next month.”
At the time of writing, Cosmos is down 8.59% in the last 24 hours and is priced at $10.83.
Moving on to the Aave Crypto Lending and Lending Protocol (AAVE), the crypto strategist He says which in light of the recent market wide correction sees the altcoin as a candidate for range trading with support at $80 and resistance at $103.
“This is trending down as the entire market is correcting.
The falsifying above the resistance and the drop below $103 caused an acceleration of the correction.
Looking at $80-82 for support. Looking at $103 for crucial resistance. Plays within range.”
Font: Michael van de Poppe/Twitter
Aave has been falling in the red all week, currently down nearly 15% on the day and trading at $84.31.
Also on Van de Poppe’s watch list is enterprise-grade blockchain platform Elrond (EGLD), which has been falling steadily since August 10. the analyst is adjustment two levels of support: one at $50 and then at $44 if the first capitulates.
“A significant level of support and confluence across multiple time frames.
Gap has been filled, which was practically the last. The case for a fund around the markets could be there.
Resistance at $57. Break there = new highs. Support: $50 and $44”.
Elrond is down 8.79% and is changing hands for $52.37. The altcoin was trading above $69 just a week ago.
Regarding the Polkadot (DOT) cross-chain interoperability protocol, the crypto analyst believes a rally to $8.40 is possible if $7.70 recovers. However, Van de Poppe precautions on the possibility of DOT losing support at $7.
“Looking for a trigger on this if we recapture $7.70 as then $8.40 is likely to be retested.
Otherwise, the patience game happens, and you will have to see if less than $7 is a trigger for long positions.”
Polkadot price reflects the overall crypto market decline at the end of the week, with DOT currently in the red down almost 12.5% and valued at $7.35.
The latest on Van de Poppe’s radar is EOS (EOS), an open source and decentralized platform whose smart contract capabilities make it a direct competitor to Ethereum (ETH).
In response to the altcoin’s mid-week rally defying broader market trends, which was soon followed by a strong corrective move, trader advise their followers so they don’t go running after the coins they are already pumping.
“Looking at the structure, you should learn a lesson from this recent EOS move. Avoid chasing bombs!
In this case, I would look for a confirmation if we go down to $1.18 and then recover $1.30 for long positions. The same goes for the recovery of the $1.40 area.”
On Tuesday, EOS jumped 27.9% from $1.29 to $1.65, but has since dropped back down. At time of writing, EOS is down 16.24% and is changing hands for $1.27.
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The HBC Home Outfitters brand is soon to be a thing of the past. Photo by Raysonho via Wikimedia Commons.
Foulkes, who was not made available for interviews, and HBC have faced scrutiny over the last year due to the company’s performance.
In its latest quarter, HBC’s net loss reached $164 million or 69s.
Home Outfitters employed less than 700 people.
Winegard said in an email to The Canadian Press that HBC needs to focus on having well-trained floor staff “who provide advice, guidance shoppers need and can’t Google themselves,” and on creating an experience for consumers that stretches beyond shopping to include things like eating.


Winnipeg Transit is proposing changes with the opening of the Southwest Transitway Stage 2 that Transit promises will see more frequent, faster, and more reliable transit service in southwest Winnipeg.
“One of the most important things here is not just about speed but also about reliability and about frequency,” said Bjorn Radstrom, Winnipeg Transit Manager of Service Development at a media availability at the Southwest Transitway Fort Rouge Station. “The idea with the Blue Line is rather than having 10 different routes on the Southwest Transitway peeling off and going into the various neighbourhoods, we’re going to have a single Blue Line with only two terminals at and St. Norbert. Buses along there during peak periods will come every three to four minutes.
The “feeder routes” from the various neighbourhoods in southwest Winnipeg feed into the Blue Line and Pembina Highway at stations or major stops. Passengers will catch their neighbourhood feeder bus, take it to a Blue Line station, and transfer to a Blue Line bus, instead of waiting for one specific bus.
Construction of the Southwest Transitway Stage 2 began in 2016, and was completed earlier this month. Following a period of testing, commissioning, and training it, it will open for service in April 2020.
The administrative on Monday.
If approved, the new system would create 14 new transit routes in addition to the Blue Line. Ten existing routes will be changed with another 18 cancelled.
Transit estimates that wait times for transfers from feeder routes to the Blue Line will average two to three minutes while wait times transfers from the Blue Line to feeder routes will be five to eight minutes. Travel time on the corridor is expected to improve by eight to 10 minutes in ideal conditions with nearly all connections being made at stations or major stops with heated shelters.
Winnipeg Transit undertook ar and a marketing and communications campaign will be started a month before the April 12 start date, said Transit Planner/Project Manager Adam Budowski.


"Substantial public dollars have been invested in cleaning up these properties," said Attorney General Rabner. "We are committed to ensuring, through litigation, that those public dollars are recovered from the responsible parties – those who allowed these properties to become contaminated and failed to meet their legal responsibility to remove the contamination."
"This is the start of an important initiative for the SCC," said Scott Weiner, CEO of the Schools Construction Corporation. "We expect to file more such lawsuits in upcoming months, standing as clear evidence of the SCC's resolve to recover money on behalf of New Jersey taxpayers."


Chances are, if you’ve been to a few optical meetings, as I have, you’ve heard a speaker employ these words of wisdom in predicting the future of eyecare.
Predicting the future of eyecare is like the search for the Holy Grail, of course. But that doesn’t deter optical meeting content organizers (and content creators like us here at Review of Optometric Business) from attempting the quest.
I recently spoke with third- and fourth-year optometry students attending the Seventh Career Symposium at SUNY College of Optometry, and asked them about that very subject of the future of eyecare and their role in it.
Overwhelmingly, the students said they hoped to practice in an independent setting where their clinical skills would be applied toward helping patients with a wide variety of conditions to see better and live better lives.
I was inspired by the clear sense of purpose expressed by these members of the future optometric workforce.
At the same time, I was haunted by a video by a company marketing remote eye exams. The video shows an “eyecare professional” sitting at a computer, viewing a patient’s test results and teleconferencing with that patient in an “eye exam” that, the video says, lasts “less than 5 minutes.”
How would the bright shining faces of these optometry students fit into that video, I wondered? How would they square their expectations of relating to patients face-to-face with a workaday reality of teleconferencing 10-20 patients per hour via a computer screen?
The Career Symposium also included a lively panel discussion with five ODs in various practice modes: independent, corporate, hospital, industry and academia. Panelists spoke of the pros and cons of their practice settings, most noting the freedom to make decisions, as well as the limitations of their organizational protocols and policies.
While telehealth was discussed as a present reality and future factor, nowhere did I see anyone talking about ODs sitting at a desk, viewing test results on a computer screen and conferencing with a new patient every five minutes for eight hours a day. And from anywhere in the country…or world?
Indeed, if the physical borders that determine licensure and scope of practice are dissolved, those teleconferences may be conducted by ODs in China, India, or in a developing nation where labor costs are a fraction of OD salaries here.
So, as we continually ask ourselves: Is this a threat or an opportunity? Or both?
Two realities provide perspective here: Telehealth is here now in many areas of medicine, and it inevitably will be a major factor in eyecare.
I recently spoke with a surgeon at the Mayo Clinic who conducts robotic surgery. “With robotics, the patient isn’t even in the room,” he told me. “They’re down the hall…but they could be in Europe.”
Take that thought a few years down the road: The surgeon removing an appendix could be directing the procedure from China or India. Our health plan may dictate that, based on cost and equivalent outcomes. And on the opportunity to expand care throughout the world.
By that time, will anyone be talking about whether someone needs to take or evaluate an acuity measurement in the same room as the patient?
Clearly, health care will go where it needs to go to achieve the primary goals of health-care reform: to expand access to care and to improve outcomes efficiently and economically.
I think back to the students I spoke with at the career fair, and how they have a lot on their plates. They need to develop clinical skills in the classroom, people skills in the clinic and business skills mostly while in practice. And along the way, they need to determine how they figure in the future of eyecare—and skate to where the hockey puck is going, hopefully, with the patient still in the center of that future.
Roger Mummert is Director of Content for Review of Optometric Business. Contact: Rmummert@jobson.com.
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To Begin class today we went over the lab test from Friday and went over many different ways to solve the problem. To Refresh on Friday we were given salt and asked to create a solution with a .15 molarity. One of the ways that was brought up was to use a sample volume and calculate the number of mols. Here's a different way to solve the problem.
58.44 g NaCl 1.5/58.44
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After we briefly went over the lab we took notes on the rules of solubility.
The homework for the night was to Complete the lab on chemthink and to continue practicing solubility reatcions.


KPMG to Acquire BrainNet -- Initial Reporting, Analysis and Recommendations -- On Friday, KPMG announced it was acquiring European-based procurement and supply chain consultancy, BrainNet. While terms of the deal were not disclosed, Spend Matters estimates the value of the transaction at between $50-100MM. This range is based on estimated BrainNet revenue slightly above $50MM -- which may have been even higher -- and relative 1-2X valuation ranges for professional services companies in the strategy and operations consultancy areas (although the recent Infosys/Portland deal was rumored to be at a higher EBITDA multiple than is typical for most consulting acquisitions). The bulk of BrainNet's revenue comes from applied procurement, supply chain and sourcing related work in German-speaking countries, but BrainNet does have other locations including China, Brazil Scandinavia, and most recently, the US.
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Happy Thursday guys!Today I want to talk about coffee, more specifically caffeine. coffee, and still do. I really enjoy it as a drink and I still drink coffee daily; however, I now only drink decaf coffee. There’s several reasons for this, all which will be discussed in this blog post. I’d love to know your thoughts on this topic; do you drink caffeinated coffee?Do you notice any side effects from it?


Judy Wilson, age 79, of Saint Louis, Missouri0, 1941 to James and Mary Wilson (nee Hood).
Judthat loved to spend time with her family.
Judy is survived by her children, Michael (Carol) Gallagher and Paula Telkamp; her grandchildren, Tammahine Gallagher (Steven Finoch), Tanya (Joe) Crandall, Kayla (Wesley) Keown, John (Cassandra) Telkamp and Devin Telkamp; and her great-grandchildren, Savannah, Emily, Colton, Ashley, Michael, Troy, Nicole, Lonie, Elijah, Joshua, Miah, Lucas, Marissa, and LarissaWilson; her siblings, Conrad (Nancy) Wilson, Dorothy (Jack) Bess and Betty (George) Shutika.
Visitation will be from 6:00 pm until 9:00 pm on Friday, April 2, 2021 at Newcomer Funeral Cremations  Thel 3,udSaint Louis, MO, 63108.
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SuzanneMay 6, 2011 at 8:00 AM
I was just going to write a post on our simple dinners lately...LOL! Last night, I stopped at the health food store and two towns over a lady supplies them with a salad mix that is out of this world! I made that with locally made blue cheese, added walnuts and cranberries and balsamic vinegar--so yummy:-) Then we had a cream of tomato soup I made from canned tomatoes. I can't wait for some more greens:-) Ooooh, thanks for mailing that out to me too!!!
stitching under oaksMay 6, 2011 at 8:12 AM
Isn't it great that as the seasons change, so do our meals...I love the variety that the spring and summer bring to the dinner table. Thanks for the reminder of quiche, we love it and I've not made it in a long time. Have a wonderful Mother's Day!
TraceyMay 6, 2011 at 9:06 AM
Our garden is getting into high gear so we have been eating a lot of fresh salads. We have had to start cutting the squash so I am getting ready to start freezing some for next winter. You know the saying...Feast or Famine? I think it was written about squash! Have a wonderful weekend Tonya.
PatsyAnneMay 6, 2011 at 9:07 AM
What am I eating? NOTHING as wholesome and healthy and simple as what you are cooking... I do know that quiche is simple and want to make a few small ones (for they do freeze well) - and the soup you made looks incredible - can you give a recipe?
I'm an old 65-year old woman who lives with my two cats up on the Hudson River - I work in NYC M-F and commute by train (after walking to the station) - when I get home at about 6:30 I'm exhausted and simply grab something to eat... nothing healthy, take out Chinese, mac & cheese from box mix, grilled cheese sandwich with canned soup... you see I am a slouch and really want to begin eating healthy - I NEED to begin eating healthy... I'll start with your soup and small quiche...
Melanie~Our Ash GroveMay 6, 2011 at 9:36 AM
Dear Tonya, I love this post! Thank you for sharing your simple meals. We are also eating simply, home baked goods like your family, and chickens we raised from last year, eggs- and the last of our canned/frozen foods. At this point all that is left are peppers, grape jelly, applesauce, pear sauce, pickles, tomatoes, and chickens. But the garden is yielding some rhubarb and chives and mints- I look forward to the gardening year!
AngelaMay 6, 2011 at 10:02 AM
Man that looks tasty. We are eating pancakes. Mama is tired so pancakes made by dad it was. We have also been eating whole wheat pasta with lemon sauce and salads!
angieMay 6, 2011 at 12:14 PM
yum to the simple food Tonya. I tried Rachel's (house full of jays) yummy German pancake the other day with blueberries and raspberries frozen from last summer, very good! That pie crust recipe is intriguing, i'll have to try it.
Jen from SewnNaturalMay 6, 2011 at 4:57 PM
thank you for sharing your pie crust recipe! i will try it for sure. and quiche sounds wonderful!
we made some cranberry muffins the other day with some organic cranberries i found at the back of the freezer, and i think i'll make a pile of brownies tonight. just because. oh, and some simple grilled burgers for a special meal. because i'm really hoping this boy comes out. REALLY :)
Baby By The SeaMay 6, 2011 at 5:28 PM
I think I'll have to try your pie crust -- do you think it will work with duck eggs. My eldest is allergic to chicken eggs. Lovely, inspiring narrative you write.
fairyluverMay 6, 2011 at 7:56 PM
We're getting back to basic foods as well...I've just watched that movie Food.inc and was very shocked at what I saw...so we are on a corn syrup strike. It does feel nice knowing more about our food and what we're feeding our kids. Your post was very inspiring as has helped me to see that it's not that hard and I can continue with this adventure...
KrisMay 6, 2011 at 8:30 PM
I made a crustless quiche a few days ago with some of my fresh red mustard, spinach and baby kale, my eggs, sausage from my pig we just had butchered a few weeks ago, fresh onions from the garden, then some cheese and mushrooms. It was SO good and mostly what I had raised or grown right here. I love meals like that.
LieslMay 7, 2011 at 12:08 AM
I love quiches,but for some reason don't make them often (I am to lazy to do the crust,I know) Barbeque,baked potatoes,spinach,green beans,pumpkin,spare ribs,smoked trout,to name a few are big favourites around here! It is to warm here,but I wish I could have my own trout ponds!!
suzanneMay 7, 2011 at 12:16 AM
So excited to see you also use the 'Amish Cook' I love it and have used it often. I love the its simplicity. I am sure that you are longing for your Summer and I am sure it is on its way soon. Our weather is turning much colder here. Tonya I had no idea that you were having a baby. Scrolled down to see a picture of you. How wonderful~! We have been having numerous soups and stews...Raw eating is at a bit of a low but we are still managing two raw meals a day. I must say, Winter is just beginning and I need to think of new recipes....
no spring chickenMay 7, 2011 at 1:55 AM
My girls were taught how to make pies using this crust recipe. I too had never made such an easy pie crust. The funny thing was, the young mom teaching my girls and her daughter got embarrassed when I was surprised by the addition of eggs and vinegar. She had never made pie crust before and was afraid she was doing something wrong!
Carrie MMay 7, 2011 at 9:36 AM
I have used quite a few of the Amish Cooks recipes over the years (including Rhubarb Dump Cake - yum!). Such good, tried and true recipes. Thank you for sharing this one. I will be giving it a whirl soon!
wooliesMay 7, 2011 at 10:54 AM
yum. I adore quiche, will have to try your crust recipe - thank you!
Julia's ChildMay 8, 2011 at 8:02 PM
The egg in the crust is interesting. I wonder if that makes it easier to roll out? Now I'm going to have to try it.


MCLEAN, Va., August 4, 2020-- Onclave, the industry's first, true Zero Trust Platform for protecting Operational Technologies (i.e., CS, IoT, IIoT) including 5G, financing led by Pendrell Corporation and added a new investor, Option3Ventures. This Onclave, which saw steady growth as its unique, innovative technology continues to offer affordable cybersecurity solutions to secure the world's critical infrastructure.
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"We believe securing 5G wireless and the Internet of Things (IoT) market will continue to see a tech-tonic shift as enterprises and government increase their reliance on IoT and look to secure those devices," says R. Gerard Salemme, Co-CEO and President of Pendrell Corporation. "Onclave is."
"In the coming months we're introducing new offerings for deploying trusted, secure applications, remote access and 5G that will challenge the traditional approach to cyber security and define a new way to get more protection at a substantially lower cost "Our m by making security a normal, simple and inexpensive option for enterprises and OEMs alike."
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Option3Ventures is a leading cybersecurity investment specialist made up of professionals drawn from both the national security community and the investment industry. It focuses on those companies at the very frontiers of the cybersecurity sector, offering solutions to problems that existing technologies cannot address. Over the past five years, O3V has built a track record of venture investing in a select group of category leaders and is now raising its first dedicated cyber venture capital fund, Option 3 Cyber Investments. O3V is based in New York and the Washington DC area, and its Board of Advisors range from former Chief Information Officersthe former CIO of Merrill Lynch and former CEO of Lehman Brothers.
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Christopher J. Luise	| October 15, 2019 | Business & Strategy, Security
Data is now the most valuable and vulnerable thing many organizations possess. Let that sink in for a minute – if your company is not solely responsible for its data (and that of your clients), what company is? And how much do you know about their process?
When you’re making decisions on behalf of a company, you need to know those decisions are sound. That’s not solely your responsibility as an IT client – it should be the responsibility of your IT partners too. Wouldn’t you rather know your partner hasan wonder if they can actually do what they say they will?
As a CEO in the IT industry, I feel a deep responsibility to ensure that our organization knows the risks and takes every step possible to protect the clients trusting us with their business. That’s why we decided to put ADNET through one of the most rigorous third-party audits available in our field – SOC 2 Type II.
SOC 2 is based on five core competencies, known as the Trust Service Criteria. The criteria include:
In order to achieve compliance, an organization has to prove that it can be trusted to keep its clients’ data secure. Policies have to be defined, documented and verified in order to be counted toward the criteria.
Security, availability and confidentiality should be a given – but the sad truth is that they aren’t. You have to research, dig deep and see who can back up the claims being made about providers that are going to keep your business safe. It’s in your best interest to work with service organizations who have taken the guesswork out of this and achieved SOC 2 compliance.
As an example, think about it like going out to eat at a local restaurant. Most likely, you assume the people in the kitchen have had proper training and achieved relevant certifications such as ServSafe. You probably also assume that the health inspector has found the kitchen satisfactory and everything is to code. If you went to that same restaurant and asked the manager about passing inspection and certifications and they couldn’t give you a straight answer, would you still be comfortable eating there? Your business isn’t any different Make your partners prove they’re capable.
We owe it to our clients and partners to show that we take security seriously. We’ve been laser focused on security for years and we’re confident in our approach.
I personally feel that anyone in the IT industry has the responsibility to undergo a SOC 2 audit. Make the investment in your clients that you’re asking them to make in you. If you’re an IT services provider and you haven’t taken this step, you’re doing a disservice to your clients and the entire industry. For those already prioritizing security in your offerings, this should be a no-brainer. Your cliey have a partner they can trust, who’s not afraid to prove it.