host, we instantly felt like good friends with him. I would have given everything 5 stars, but we missed breakfast our first morning there due to a very slow family taking their time at the table and we were on a strict time schedule to fit everything in that day. However, Bruce spent some time talking with us that evening and apologized for everything. It was definitely not his fault that the family was oblivious, so we never felt angry or mad about it. Breakfast the next morning more than made up for it as we enjoyed the company of another couple and Bruce, and his french toast is sooo good! Just like mom used to make :-) I fully recommend the Castle Garden B&B, especially for first timers to St. Augustine like we were. The fact that we parked our car for the whole weekend and walked to every single thing we wanted to see was a dream come true. You just can't beat it! And at the end of the day, it's located on a very quiet street and you can relax and get some well deserved rest. I 100% recommend this B&B and we will be back in just a few months! We loved it!!
Great room, beautifully furnished. The owner/manager Bruce is a really great host. I fully recommend staying here to anyone. He is a real pro and is very attentive and friendly. A true credit to the city and the profession. Pretty good cook as well, he did everything for us while we were there. A friend has been made there for sure. Nice one Bruce, see you for the inurguation party.
I love Castle Garden Inn! The rooms are beautiful and clean, and the building is so unique. Bruce is an excellent host and a great cook! Felt very at home, 2 years in a row. The best way to visit St. Augustine.
My husband and I just spent the weekend at the Castle Garden B&B to celebrate our 12th wedding anniversary, and it was truly a wonderful weekend away. Bruce made us feel so welcome! Our room, the Royal Majestic Carriage Room, had its own entrance, so we enjoyed coming and going as we please. The location of this B&B is perfect! You can park your car and walk for your entire stay! We walked to the Fort and throughout the entire city. Bruce recommended a great Italian restaurant which we enjoyed immensely. Bruce cooked delicious and varied breakfasts both mornings which we enjoyed immensely. We will definitely stay here again!
Stayed 5/9/13 to 5/12/13. The proprietor Bruce was a wonderful host! The inn has a fabulous yet sits off on a quiet street, perfect!
My husband and I recently stayed at the Castle Garden. It has very old world charm. Bruce immediately had us feel at home - an entertained us with stories of St. Augustine and his "Castle Garden". Bruce was an excellent host and a great cook and now we consider him a good friend. He makes "wicked" pancakes - so good they are to die for!!!
Have to say I loved the price, and it was very quaint. The food was awesome and Bruce you could tell had a huge heart for running it well for everyone (one look in his bookcase tells ya that). Great experience over all.
Was charged 179.00 for The Pirate Room, that has a bathroom down the hall, and a twin bed not pictured in photos. We were told it was a higher rate because of the pirate festival. The worst breakfast I have ever encountered at a B&B! Bruce is Making our breakfast and telling stories of past wives or would be wives.. You sit at a table with no water or coffee. Bruce comes thru the door that is cluttered, with a old Mr. Coffee pot and asks who wants coffee, pass down your "tea cup ". He makes a joke that a engineer should design a pot that doesn't drip, as there is a puddle on the floor from pouring. You can see the spot on the floor'! As we look at


Philosophy professor Mercè Coll presents Narcisa Hirsch's El mito de Narciso (The Myth of Narcissus). Constructed using various fragments from the more than thirty films made by this Argentinean filmmaker of German origin throughout her lifetime, the film is a "strange autobiography", covering not only the life she's lived but also the lives she could have had, the discarded possibilities. Playing with her own name and the well-known Greek myth of Narcissus, the filmmaker explores the images to unearth the enigma of her own identity.
This film was available until 31 March 2022. Digital copy courtesy of Narcisa Hirsch.


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Even that wouldn't be so bad if you resisted the urge to hyperbolize. E.g. first you refer to kayaking as upper body running (a correct analogy, in my estimation, because each pretty much ignores the other half of the body), then you immediately assert that running is good strength training. Huh?Just exactly how does that work?


Enhancing Renovation Utilizing 3D Scanning Technology
Published by: Jonathan Reeves | March 8th, 2016
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Leveraging the latest in 3D technology McKenneys performed a laser scan of the existing utility plant. Combining this scan with our BIM technology a 3D “as-built” model of the facility was developed. Utilizing this model the project team was able to examine the existing systems to determine how to demolish the existing plant in a way that would not impact service to the building. The McKenney’s team was then able to virtually demolish the existing plant, and then place equipment and piping within this revised BIM model. This allowed the project team to maximum the use of McKenney’s state of the art pipe fabrication facility to prefabricate materials and help streamline the critical path of the construction schedule. Typical issues such as piping conflicts and equipment clearances were able to be addressed during the design phase with greater accuracy minimizing costly installation and efficiency issues before reaching the construction phase.
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So incredibly soft! I love it so much.SOOO Cute!!!!
My size information is accurate! I have been wanting pants like these for a long time and I love the way these pants fit on me.
It doesn’t feel like cheap material at all, they actually feel soft and cozy. I like it.
These are perfect. I was still shook at how nice these leggings are. They fit great and look good!!
Thank heaven for pants that are long enough! These probably aren’t great for the average-height women, but they are a godsend for the 5’8” and over set. I’m 6’1” and I can wear them just as easily with heels as I do my every day Chucks. These pants are so soft and comfortable, true to size, and perfect for any weather above 25F. Flares are also hard to come by in this horrible skinny jeans era, so I’m a happy girl. I started with one pair, then ordered two more. I think I’ll get some other colors, too. I’m a happy, happy girl!


Tracking the origin of oil painting in the artistic world is a tricky task. Mixing oils in paints was a thing long before oil paints became an independent medium. The earliest traces of oil paintings, these paintings started gaining momentum rapidly. Unlike acrylic paints, oil paints dry by oxidation which means that the paint gradually transforms from liquid to gel form before finally becoming thick.
Oil paints consist of pigment, binder and thinner. In this mixture, the color element is pigment and the binder or the oil is the carrier that holds the pigment on canvas. Also, the thinner adds to the mixture of oil as well as the binder.
The styles and techniques of oil painting evolved over the centuries. After 600 years of development of oil painting, it is still one of the most popular art forms. People from across the globe admire the beauty of oil paintings. They add a rich look to the interior of the house.
Oil paintings are versatile and they complement the interiors of the house or office quite well. Explore Divine Art to see some wonderful oil paintings from renowned artists.


"When you know you've done everything you could, that's what you get out of it. If you're dedicated and work everyday, you'll see immediate results; it makes you smarter, it makes you stronger. You have to know your body and the other person's body to wrestleYou think it's WWE stuff, but it's really not."
Krumins said that his sport has taught him, "Never back down or give up. You may have to go out there and wrestle a huge guy, but smaller people have won before."
"Wrestlers have really good bodies, and they make me jealous." He says that he may not have achieved that fitness yet, "but I [Jensen] look at Daniel Ladenburg in the locker room everyday, and I have hope."
When asked about it, she explained, "It makes you work a lot harder. You always want to prove yourself against the strength of the guys. It's part of what makes wrestling such a mental struggle as well."
The boys wrestling team has similar hopes for the future. Jensen said, "I think our team is young and very talented. We're on the rise, so look for us to improve throughout the season. Like wine, we'll only get better with age."


Now you can smile all you lovers of shakes…
This post is about the shakes that will aid you to be on top of you game in the weight loss process.
For sure, you will really find this interesting and helpful. You can now drink your shakes and still be able to lose good amount of weight.
1. Berry Blast Shake
To prepare this shake, combine 6 ounces of acai or pomegranate juice, a handful of frozen blueberries, 5 frozen strawberries, a few ice cubes, and 1 scoop of plain or vanilla protein powder. Mix in a blender for 30 seconds and serve.
2. Chocolate Peanut Butter Shake
If you are looking for a good meal replacement shake, this one definitely fills you up and keeps you satisfied. Plus, it will take care of any of those sweet tooth cravings you might have had!
Combine 6 ounces of soy or almond milk, a handful of ice cubes, 1 tablespoon of all-natural peanut butter, 1 banana, and 1 scoop of chocolate protein powder. Mix in a blender for 30 seconds to 1 minute and enjoy.
3. Tropical Recovery Shake
4. Fat-Busting Green Tea Shake
5. Muscle Mayhem Shake
For all the weight lifters and bodybuilders out there, this shake is designed just for you. With an extra protein punch and tons of vitamins and minerals to support recovery, you can’t go wrong.
Combine 3 ounces of skim milk, 3 ounces of soy milk, a handful of ice cubes, 1 banana, a handful of frozen blueberries, 1 teaspoon of almond butter, and 1-2 scoops of plain or vanilla protein powder. Mix for 30 seconds to a minute and serve.
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Just like the miners that daily venture into the earth to provide us with the coal needed to provide half of this country’s electricity, this elite crew of SRP linemen brave unusual dangers as part of their jobs. The crew …
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SAME Strokes for Different Folks - Swim For Life Swim Well and Live Well: The Blog of Total Immersion Founder Terry Laughlin
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Different strokes for different folks is a seldom-questioned axiom among old-school swim coaches. It says that people with different body types and goals should use widely varying styles.
Put another way, anything goes when it comes to form.
This week’s webinar will feature three swimmers who make a persuasive case for a very different–even revolutionary–credo: Same Strokes for Different Folks.
The techniques taught by TI are based on the well-established fact that a universally recognized set of ‘laws’ of physics and hydrodynamics  govern how any body moves through the water.
If naval architects and researchers in marine propulsion are guided by those laws, why should swim coaches think the human body gets an exception?
The fact that the typical efficiency of  swimmers who have been taught traditional techniques is just three percent is evidence enough for that.
But in this case, by ‘strokes’ we don’t just mean a way of swimming. We also mean an approach to thinking and improvement.
The three swimmers featured on the webinar are Joe Novak, Suzanne Atkinson, and Jeanne Safer.
Each came to TI with distinct differences in age, athleticism, body type, motivation and priorities:
Joe was introduced to TI as a 20-year old varsity swimmer at the U.S. Military Academy.
Suzanne began learning TI as a 34-year old physician–then trained as a TI Coach at 41.
Jeanne took her first TI lessons as a 57-year old psychotherapist.
Joe was a 6’3” 165-lb ‘beanpole’ when I began coaching him.
Suzanne and Jeanne are each a foot or more shorter than Joe with body types that could not be more different from his.
Joe didn’t seek out TI. Rather it found him when I began coaching the sprinters’ group at West Point in 1996 at the beginning of his third class (sophomore) season. His goal was to compete at swimming’s elite level—NCAA Division I competition—in the 50 and 100 Freestyle and 100 Butterfly.
Suzanne and Jeanne both came to TI initially for fitness that heals—Suzanne seeking relief for back pain (she now competes in triathlon and  open water events) and Jeanne to find a gentler activity after suffering a series of orthopedic injuries while pursuing her lifelong love of dance.
But despite their very different motivations and goals, each followed an identical learning process—mastering the same series of skills (Balance–>Stability–>Streamline–>Propulsion) in the same order, and arriving at strikingly similar form countless folks recognize as TI Technique.
And each ended up swimming much faster than they had imagined possible–even, as in Jeanne’s case, when speed was not remotely a goal when she began.
More importantly each also came away with a sense that swimming for improvement (or Kaizen) rather than speed– yields more meaningful and enduring lessons than the momentary satisfaction of a fast time.
We learn far more from the journey than the destination.
I’ve taken the same journey, breaking national Masters records for 1- and 2- mile swims in open water at age 55—a prospect I never imagined possible during my teens and 20s—or even my 40s.
All of us–and thousands more–have learned to swim with a studied grace that is radically different from the way any of us swam before TI. And the inherent efficiency of that form has translated naturally into speed.
But the exacting and disciplined process by which we learned this technique also taught us behaviors and mindsets characteristic of people who have ‘over-achieved’  in a wide range of other disciplines .  . . as well as those who enjoy better health, more happiness, and even longer life.
You see, Total Immersion is not only a way of swimming.  TI is a way of learning you can apply to anything worthwhile.
Tune in to the webinar, during which we’ll unveil the TI Swim Academy, the first on-line ‘institution of learning’ for improvement-minded swimmers where you’ll not only learn how to swim better–and faster- but how to learn anything faster, and how to live a healthier, more fulfilling life.


. There is a bottle of vinegar at one end of the counter. Three men are standing, one at the counter in flared corduroys and two others either side of the stall, all with their backs turned, heads down. I imagine them to be eating some small and gristly stuff that requires a degree of concentration on their part. Having bought their takeaway food they haven't taken it very far, and still face as if in deference toward the stall. Perhaps they do so in order not to face each other, and are slightly ashamed of themselves. A canopy in red and white Punch-and-Judy stripes keeps a white-coated stall keeper - whom I hadn't noticed at first - in the shade at the back. He too busies himself with something that I cannot see, his eyes downcast.
Many things are less permanent than they appear to be. That stall still stands today in exactly the same spot, its territorial rights presumably guaranteed by some obscure and as yet unrepealed byelaw.But other things - streets and buildings and whole quarters of this city - will steal way as surely as these eel eating customers are about to. Tubby Isaacs' address is written over the counter of his stall: Billingsgate EC3. Billingsgate is the ancient site of a fish market at the Pool of London that will continue for another ten years before it is evicted to Poplar in 1982, and then somewhere even further over the horizon in the early 2010s. As the 1970s continue, 'markets' will become increasingly remote and abstract things with - paradoxically - more and more power over the lives of ordinary people. The stall is in fact a wheeled cart, as if it were meant to return whence it came each night, presumably pulled by its operator. But I have not known it to move from Goulston Street in forty years, although it now faces competition from an adjacent burger stall – easier meat.
 The found photograph scanned backward from the original negative (left), and the original (right).
- Berger and Mohr, Another Way of Seeing, Granta Books, 1989.
I was drawn to this found photograph (upper image) of a lock, and a lock keeper’s house, which at first glance seemed to be familiar: a lock on the Mile End section of the Regent's Canal. As I looked closer, however, there seemed to be something wrong, something that did not quite fit. I kept coming back to the image from time to time with the hope of finding out what it was exactly that was out of place. I noticed it was the position of the lock keeper’s house relative to the direction of the flow of the canal that seemed odd. Maybe this was the image of a different lock from the one I had suspected? Then an idea crossed my mind: could the image have been (inadvertently?) scanned backward from the original negative, turning left to right? I flipped the image and the resulting photograph (lower image) made a lot more sense, fitting the image I had of the Mile End lock and the canal. This little puzzling initial encounter was an eye-opener for me: there is an openness associated with found photographs which is not purely due to their authorial indeterminacy, but related to the potential ambiguity concerning their spatial orientation. It further highlighted the important fact that the act of seeing a photograph (like that of its initial recording) is never instantaneous, but a process that requires time, however short its duration may be.
Despite this seeming normality, there is something uncanny about this photograph that I find unsettling, haunting. What can that be? In looking for an answer, I close my eyes, thinking of my long memories of this canal and how it, its function and specially its wider neighbourhood, have been so drastically transformed since this photograph was taken. I open my eyes and look again. This time my attention is drawn to the foreground of the image, to the surface of the water on the canal. I notice the shimmering reflections of the lock keeper's house and its smokeless chimneys, superimposed upon slight ripples on the surface of the water. Were the ripples caused by the very slow flow of water feeding the leak that is common to all closed locks; or were they brought about by a slight breeze, or maybe even by a combination of both? I cannot tell. Despite their apparent stasis the ripples seem to create a sense of temporal tension, hinting at unknown becomings outside the frame of the image. Even in representing the seemingly obvious, photographs, like inaudible whispers, seem to leave something unsaid, something undecipherable. As if in their attempt at bringing about representational closure, they always end up leaving a gap open to the unknown. My gaze is drawn to the region in front of the lock. It seems dark and empty of water, at least down to the level seen in the photograph - like an abyss.
My mind wanders and suddenly, and unexpectedly, this image suggests an uncanny resemblance/parallel between photographs and locks. But in which way can photographs and locks be similar?2 They are both barriers against flows; one blocking the flow of the water, the other the flow of time. Or rather they both attempt to do so but never wholly succeed, as they are partially porous to potential multitudes of flows on the other sides of their respective barriers. They both seem suspended in time, awaiting becomings that are not evident at this moment. The lock hanging cross-armed, patiently awaiting its opening to let out a torrent of water to d


A Miata and a Porsche 914 are somewhat similar in size and shape, and there’s some interesting studies and CFD data on the 914 that could help fill some knowledge gaps that exist in the Miataverse.
They have similar frontal areas, but the 914 has a better coefficient of drag (.363 vs .38). I suspect this is partly the front end, which covers the tires completely from airflow. The 914 canopy might be better as well, since a vertical rear window is better than one that slopes back at 25-35 degrees, which is the worst possible angle, and about what a Miata hard top has. But in many ways, these cars are not so different, so let’s take a look at the 914 in more detail.
Published drag data
I’ve been digging around and found a few pieces of interesting data on a Porsche 914. In the May 1978 Porsche Panorama magazine, there are drag figures for a Porsche 914 in various configurations.
- I also wasn’t able to test the difference between windows open and closed. Again, because race car. However, the windows open drag figure published here is very good compared to a Miata. I think it’s the Miata’s wider rear canopy that’s the culprit. The 914 canopy doesn’t stick out into airflow the way the Miata does, and it’s probably a significant drag factor when the windows are open. The 914 also has turn signals mounted on fender bulges, which redirects airflow along the car. But more on that later.
Scientific experiments on a 914
Chris Cassidy works at UCSD,raced a Porsche 914 in autocross, and sponsored a project where his students used his car to do aerodynamic experiments to reduce drag, which would make his car faster in autocross. Much of this blog focuses on his work, thank you Chris and students!
Now I’m grateful to Chris for allowing me to use his data, but I think the primary supposition is wrong, which is that drag reduction equals speed in autocross. The students concluded that the standard car with no airdam or spoiler would be the fastest, because it had a 2.1 horsepower advantage due to drag reduction.
However, I’ve done plenty of computer simulations, and I can tell you that at low speed, drag reduction isn’t that important, certainly nowhere near as important as creating downforce. If Chris wanted to go faster, he should have had his students work primarily on downforce. But let’s not skip ahead, let’s check out what they did.
CFD studies on a 914
Chris’s third group of students put 40 different configurations into CFD analysis, totaling over 400 hours of computer simulations. You can check out his website for all the results, but I’ll hit some of the higher points and relate this to a Miata.
First, take a look at the following image. The body styles are listed in order by the amount of HP gained in each configuration, which roughly (but not exactly) corresponds to the least drag. Not surprisingly, the most streamlined version, #15, gains the most HP. Being wing shaped, it also has the most lift. In the downforce column, the lower the number the better (a positive number is lift, negative number is downforce). The last two configurations are missing from this image, but are on the poster. All of this makes me wonder which one would be fastest on a race track….
Cd = (2*Fd)/p*V^2*A)
For each configuration, the velocity is the same (50 mph), as are the fluid density (air) and frontal area. (17.8 sq ft). So it looks like the Cd is directly based on the drag force. This means I can set up a simple ratio, and get the relative Cd.
Likewise, I need to convert downforce in Newtons to a Cl value. I’m sure there’s a formula for this, but if I call the stock body .30 lift (a reasonable guess), I can figure out the lift of other body styles by a straight ratio using the downforce value.
OptimumLap simulations
Let’s see which of these is fastest on an autocross track using a 914 with stock weight and power (94 whp) and tires at 1.1g grip. I’ll also throw in Watkins Glen to see if anything different happens at high speed. Some of the configurations in the big image above make no sense (like the car resting on the ground), and so I’ll use only some of them. I’ve reordered these from mild to wild:
A conclusion you can draw from this is that at low speed, ignore drag and go after as much downforce as possible. At a high-speed venue, go after the best L/D ratio. Most tracks are somewhere in between these two, and in this case, I would maximize downforce as long as it doesn’t require an extra stop in an endurance race.
There are some strange discrepancies in the data, like why is an airdam and a spoiler worse than just a spoiler? And why didn’t the wing perform very well? I don’t have the answers, and this is just CFD, so we have to take all of this with crack-rock sized grain of salt.
Well that was fun to see what happens to a modified 914, but what can we apply to a Miata?
Most of us race with open windows, and keeping air out of the cockpit will reduce both drag and lift. For top-up-windows-down driving, it should also mean less buffeting inside the car. I may have to build some of theses bulge-thingies and yarn test it, this could be a great way to reduce the amount of air going into the open window.
If you look at configuration #24, they added a small roof extension to the 914. It reduced lift but increased drag, both by a tiny bit. Performance-wise, it was a wash. Maybe I spent too many years in California, but I like the way they look, and I certainly wouldn’t fault anyone for using one.
- Covering the rear wheels with flush covers (configuration #35) reduced drag by .02. If you use the HP Wizard tool, you get a similar value (.022). This is something I’ve been meaning to do to my brother’s Yaris, because the rear wheels don’t do much except keep the trunk off the ground. We can run skinny wheels with less offset, and get them flush underneath a side cover. However, I don’t know if it’s as practical to do rear wheel covers on a Miata, since the wheels are wider than the bodywork. Rear wheel covers that aren’t flush with the body would be configuration #17, and you can see that did nothing for drag reduction.
- Slotting the pillar (#29) reduced drag by .043, which is a very significant amount. This directs air into the vacant area behind the rear window. We don’t see this much on street cars, I guess because they are ugly. But slots like this or guide vanes could be useful when you have an abrupt back end and turbulent wake. On a Miata, I’d figure out how to do this with air rushing past the window, and duct that internally to fill in the wake behind the hardtop, or behind the bumper.


1. Tonight we are having our staff team over for dinner in celebration of the craziness of the Fall being over. The first 4 weeks of school is super busy, draining and exciting. We are celebrating all that God has done, the many answers to prayers that we specifically prayed for and for what is to come!
3. We are so thankful that this Monday the weather finally broke. We've had highs of mid 80's and cool nights. This is still warm but so much better than the triple digits and we are happy!Fall is my favorite season, not only do I love the weather but the colors of the season, Thanksgiving, I get to bring out my favorite comfy clothes and JEANS!
4. Saturday was harvest at the Barela house. We have a grapevine that is 3 years old that is Brian's baby. He has done a wonderful job taking care of it and pruning just so. This year all of his hard work payed off and we picked about 20 pounds of grapes!Awesome!Now what does one do with 20 pounds of grapes?


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Mutemwa Ushewokunze is a Zimbabwean banker whoFirst Capital Bank Zimbabwe.
His experience in financial services spans four continents with his career journey starting in Australia with time shared between Westpac and Credit Suisse. He then moved to Johannesburg with Macquarie Bank focused on African equities.
Success in this role led to his redeployment to New York where he spent 5 years leading Macquarie’s distribution efforts of African equities as well as fundraising for African corporates. In 2020, he returned home to Zimbabwe where he leads a team of 52 at First Capital, delivering services across Corporate, SME, NGO, Agric and Investment Banking.
Mutemwa holds a Bachelor’s in Economics and an Honours in Politics from Adelaide University, Australia. He also h. Lastly, Mutemwa holds an MBA (Finance) from Imperial College of Science and Medicine, London.
He is alsosits on the board of governors of his alma mater, St.George’s College, Zimbabwe.


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Bess began playing the piano at an early age taking her first professional job with a big band at 13. She joined the Detroit Federation of Musicians in 1946. Her career spanned over six decades and included regular appearances with Jack Brokensha a capella vocal group "Coda" at the Jazz Cava in Terrassa, Spain and in 2006 was invited to perform a solo.
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Hi Rima, i'm planning to bake a durian cotton cake today. Since there are two recipes of durian cotton cake you have,would you help me pick the one that you like best? thanks.
Bake this one Phoenix!! happy baking :o)
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Wendy Seltzer, visitinghas an excellent blog post about the lack of merit behind Mattel/Hasbro's legal position in their fight against Scrabulous. She breaks down the three possible legal arguments that Mattel/Hasbro might have and summarily dismisses each argument. It's a quick and enjoyable read, i highly recommend it.
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Ban on Churches Hosting High School Graduations Heads to Supreme Courtposted on January 11, 2013
The Supreme Court will hear a case about the legality of holding high school graduations in churches, reports Melissa Stefan at Christianity Today. Last July, a judge ruled that a high school violated the First Amendment by having its graduation in a local evangelical church. Stefan writes, “Previous rulings in the case upheld the district’s right to rent the space.”


At first it felt like a surreal dream for me. I am a hairdresser. Being told salons had to close was shocking because our days are full up and booked weeks in advance. I am approaching my third year of independent business, so I really didn’t need this!


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Espresso is like a complementary color to chocolate. It makes the chocolate glow a littler brighter, hum a little louder. Add a touch of espresso or coffee (powder or liquid) to the next chocolate thing you bake. The chocolate flavor will be more intense, but not sweeter.


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Almost any individual who wishes to address lines and wrinkles in the face without undergoing surgery can be a good candidate. However, those should not receive ThermiSmooth Face treatments.
During your ThermiSmooth Face treatment, a gel will first be applied to the treatment area. This helps the special handpiece to move smoothly across your skin. Then the handpiece will be applied using circular motions which will gently heat your skin. ThermiSmooth Face uses radiofrequency energy to There is little to no recovery time needed following a ThermiSmooth Face procedure. Somecan begin to see benefits after the first treatment, though 4 to 8 treatments, 2 to 3 weeks apart are suggested for optimal results. Full results are usually achieved after 3-6 months and can last one year or more.


Fall 2014 semester features a record freshman class of 2,126 students.
Those first-year students contributed to a record full-time student body of 10,979 students or 220 (two percent) more full-time students than one year ago. Overall enrollment grew to 13,972 or one percent (122 students) more than last fall.
The freshman class is 8 percent larger (160 students) than a year ago. This is also the best-prepared group up of freshmen as their 23.5 mean ACT score is 0.5 greater than last year’s record score. The mean ACT for the class has increased more than one full point since Fall 2011 when the class averaged 22.4 on the ACT.
SIUE also has 1,316 new transfer students, which is a 5 percent increase (65 students) from 2013 and the the second largest fall transfer class in SIUE’s history, falling just 22 students short of the record set in 2006.


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1016 pages: 235 x 156mm. Stewart Spencer is an acclaimed translator whose work includes biographies of Gustav Mahler, Richard Wagner, Cosima Wagner and W.A. Mozart, all published by Yale University Press.
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Blackmail behind leak of Carletonville crèche assault videos, says lawyer
4th Apr 2019 Staff Reporter News
Johannesburg – A lawyer representing the principal of the Carletonville crèche where a caregiver was filmed assaulting toddlers on Wednesday made damning accusations as to how the three videos of the assault were leaked.
The school principal's phone remained engaged on Wednesday afternoon and efforts to reach her proved fruitless.
Read also: Child minder in Carletonville creche assault video, out on bail
A parent of one of the children who was filmed being assaulted, however, said that she had confronted the principal with her suspicions after her child, who at times came home with bruises, repeatedly cried when she was being dropped off.
Gauteng's she would visit the crèche.


On to other topics - since I failed so miserably at buying light and bright fabrics on my shopping trip last week, I'm really hoping to win this giveaway from retromummy:
And speaking of giveaways, I put Vera's and Shay's winnings in the mail to them yesterday, and mail karma kicked in. Look what was waiting for me when I got home - my winnings from Leona's giveaway!
Today is dark and cold and rainy in Virginia, a perfect day for cuddling up under a quilt with a cup of hot cider and a good book or movie. What am I doing? Sitting in my freezing office working, then off to a couple hours of karate and errands. Oh well. I'm sure it will still be cold, dark and rainy when I finally get home this evening. May your Tuesday be warm and cozy and full of light!
Yes a wall hanging that I could put in a frame for safe keeping .Again no quilting sisters , mom or Grandmas ,these hypothetical people are so lucky to have a piece of there past .
Hi Erin, 'Hypothetically' I would prefer a framed wall hanging. Would last a lot longer than a cushion :-)
I would go with the framed "picture" or wallhanging too. If it was a pillow, I would be afraid to use it. (Especially with 4 kids in the house!)
Hey, Erin. While I think a pillow would be wonderful, I think a wall hanging would be better because I wouldn't wear it out (and the dog wouldn't chew it and I wouldn't spill or drool on it.) But, that's just me. Love where you're headed tho. Lane
Why not make one or two of each and let them pick. I have made little angle dolls, bears, pillows, framed wall hangings etc. from older cutter quilts. I am sure your sister and brother and all others will love what you make. cheryl(hypo thinking)willis
I agree with the framed piece. That immediately came to my mind while I was hypothetically thinking. :)
hmmm, I would want a wallhanging I think. I think that would be best and the easiest to be protected. A pillow screams "use me" and I wouldn't want it getting ruined!
Hypothetically, I would go with the wall hanging. I made handprint pillows for grandparents when children were small and the handprints have worn off with wear...maybe this is too far out..but what about incorporating a photo of your great great grandmother if you have one? Have fun. Whatever you do will be great!
I would go for the framed piece, I am sure what ever you chose it will be a welcomed gift.
Hello, well hypothatically I would love to have a framed piece. But since I have no sisters and since neither my daughter or my nieces are doing anything like quilting, embroidering, sewing, etc. I think I'll never get such a wunderful framed historical quilt. Maybe I should be the one to make them, anyway it is a very good idea! (and that is not hypothetical)
Hmmm, well hypothetically (big grin over here in the desert around my mouthful of pizza!), I'd go with a wall hanging myself. I think that would help those fragile blocks stay together longer. Have fun!!
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For weeks Rona Ambrose has been attacking Justin Trudeau for taking a helicopter ride to the Aga Khan's private island, instead of swimming there.
Can you believe it? All that hot air aimed at Trudeau...
This tweet will haunt her forever...
Her credibility is shot. The helicopter "scandal" was all she had going for her, and now she can't use it anymore. And has to hope it just goes away.
While she was attacking Trudeau and making the Aga Khan look like some sleazy lobbyist.
She apparently forgot to check that her beloved Stephen Harper had been doing exactly the opposite...
Which explains why she's practically gone to ground, because she must be REALLY embarrassed eh?
And of course Great Fallen Leader can't be too pleased either...
Sooner or later they will hang themselves...
 A hyper fit over not overhauling the voting system while the world burns around us.  And one only has to look at what happened in the U.S. to see the tragic results. I realize that a lot of progressives are disappointed by Trudeau's decision not to try to overhaul our voting system at a time like this one. But holding a divisive referendum, that could bury electoral reform for a generation, makes no sense when the shadow of Trump hangs over us.
Will there be another video or did Lyin' Ted use up all the bacon?
By "cameraman" do you mean the GoPro mounted mounted on the side of the bay? Nothing to see here, that bit of personal recreation was conducted safely and responsibly.
Liberal logic: discrimination is wrong, unless it's direcred towards a group that you don't like; like gun owners. Hypocrisk at its finest.


I first wanted to work at this firm because the people I knew who worked here we innovative companies they were getting to work with. Joining this team was the best decision I ever made and I miss this job every day. CEO does a good job at trying to really carve out the job you want for you and will help you achieve your goals however he can. He's good at recognizing people's strengths and weaknesses and re-structuring their jobs around them. Warriors games (paid for by the CEO personally) & cool events to connect founders to investors and people that are helpful for them to know. Awesome team of super hard workers.. I made some of my best friends here. Office dogs.
 Said people are coming on this site and trying to cheapen the great experiences most of us actually had. Can be tough to get in front of CEO, who always has a million things going on.
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Heat the oven to 200oC. Open the wine, pour yourself a glass and enjoy. Let's face it, this is going to be the best bit. After a few minutes, finely dice the Chewee bars into small cubes. Do exactly the same with the apricot crumble and combine the cubes in a bowl. Add all but a teaspoon of the toffee fudge yoghurt and work the mixture together into a pulp with your hands. On a baking sheet, work it into the rough shape of a thick, headless gingerbread man. Pop it into the oven. Have another drink, then take one of the meatballs. Remove a really small bit of the meat and make a very small meatball. Carefully flatten the larger meatball until burger-shaped. Heat a pan and shallow fry the meatballs until dark brown. Boil some water and pour over the super noodles. Have some more wine while you have the chance. Remove the cooked shape from the oven and place on a serving plate. Position the large meatball like a head and the small one in its centre, like a nose. Take some of the noodles and arrange like hair. Finally, carefully add small amounts of yoghurt to make eyes and (if you like) a bow tie. Genius. Such a shame people have to eat it.
Al: "It goes beyond the necessary, and is therefore art. Tastes bloody awful though"
Andy: "It is indeed sad that people have to eat it. Sad for those that do, that is."


In this episode I talk with one of my absolute favorite humans, Skip Lackey, creator of Meditation Prescription, My Chief Wellness Officer, and Praxis Leadership Academy, as well as the co-founder of Five Star By Design. Skip has been involved in the personal growth, leadership, and wellness industries for over 35 years and over 25e! His personal mission is  It’s a big mission and he lives by the idea of, “if not him, then who? If not now, then when?”
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Defiance Likely to Continue As Few Punitive Options Remain
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President Obama, other world leadersMonday, while experts who have studied the isolated state for years warned that the U.S. has few options and that more provocation likely lies ahead."North Korea'sMr. Obama said Monday, hours after the communist nation followed its nuclear test by firing three medium- range missiles
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It is every gardener's mantra that nothing in nature should ever be wasted. From dead plants to rotting fruits and even vegetable peels, these natural elements are haven for excellent compost to grow a thriving garden. Learning how to make compost at home is a worthwhile project to take. Home composts allow homeowners to […


By: Dale Ventham, Editor | January 3,German brothers, Felix and Toni Kroos.
Families in Football: German Brothers Felix and Toni Kroos
Another tale of two brothers reaching different levels in the game, Toni Kross has enjoyed domestic and international success throughout his gliterring career. The German international has made over 100 caps for his country and turned out over 500 times for two or Europe’s most prestigious football clubs.
Toni came through the Bayern Munich academy and made 13 appearances for the B team before being promoted to the senior set up in 2007, aged just 17.
He 5-0 win over Energie Cottbus and became the club’s youngest player at the time. He also provided an assist and scored a goal on his UEFA Cup debut against Red Star Belgrade.
Despite his promising start to life with Die Roten, Toni was sent out on loan to Bayer Leverkusen in January 2009. In 18 months, the midfielder scored ten times in 48 appearances for the club.
Toni returned to Bayern and quickly became a key figure for the club. Having won the Bundesliga in his first season, the midfielder would add a further two along with back to back DFB-Pokal’s, one DFL-Supercup
In 2014, Toni left to join Spanish giants Real Madrid. Since the move, he has had continued success with Los Blancos, winning La Liga twice and the Supercopa de España twice, along withfour FIFA Club World Cups.
In terms of personal accolades, the midfielderalong with the FIFA each.
Toni was also a key componen, which was held in Brazil.
Unlike his sibling, younger brother Felix hasn’t achieved anywhere near what Toni has in the game. That said, he has still surpassed 300 appearances throughout his career in German football.
Felix came through the ranks with Hansa Rostock and turned out for two seasons with the club. He also made 29 appearances for the north east outfit before joining Bundesliga side Werder Bremen.
Although he made his club debut the midfielder spent much of the first three seasons at the club in the reserve team. However, by the 2013/14 season, Felix started to secure more game time and scored once from 54 Bundesliga appearances.
In January 2016, Felix joined Union Berlin on loan, before Die Eisernen signed. Kroos would spend three seasons and turn out over 100 times for Union as they upon the expiration of his contract, Felix joined Eintracht Braunschweig. The midfielder spent just one season with the 2. Bundesliga club before retiring in July 2021.
Unlike his brother, Felix never made a senior appearance for Germany but turned out 35 times at various youth levels.
Toni Kroos came close to joining David Moyes at Manchester United but after the Scot was sacked, new manager Louis an Gaal decided against signing the midfielder. Instead, Toni joined Spanish giants Real Madrid.
In November, 2021, Felix returned to Union and became the club’s U19 assistant coach.
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What ever happens.. it's always THE SELF..interacting with it's ONE same self...this is known as knowledge of Self..aka SELF KNOWLEDGE...
No concept can define what a concept is, but I know it when I know. I know that no concepts change and that all concepts are 'self referential', each defined by reference to all other concepts. To what these words point, the Knowing knows...
Though seeing only sees and knowing only knows yet they (together with the other faculties of Consciousness), give rise to a single 'wholistic' experience that seems to change each moment...
Subject "knows" objects, but subject can't know itself as an object. So what we really are, is a nothing to the mind, but actually we are "No-thing"
Call it simple pure awareness or any other name, all fall short, because no name or concept can grasp it. But...
Dontaskme wrote: But for the ''thing'' called ''human'' there is the appearance of ''their story''
So the next time someone says to you...'' did you just make that up..'' ?
You can honestly say ..''YES''....


Apparently Futurama really is coming back. I'll believe it when Matt and David say it. It would be good, though. Mmmm Fry. Mmmm Zapp. Mmmm Nibbler.
Later on I better top up on Celebrity Poker Challenge, Doctor Who and Corner Gas though.


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Reportedly, bonds with a face value of 100 manat ($58.8) each, with a maturity of 728 days and a yield to maturity (YTM) of 6 percent, will be put up for auction.
Azerbaijan Finance Ministry


b.. AThe public should be sensitized and educated to prevent SGBV that occurs as a result of discrimination and stigma of any kind, fear of infection, restriction of movement, or economic unrest. We further emphasize that national health institutions should make an effort to engage in transparent and honest dialogues with communities whose marginalizationand to collect data sexual and gender-based violence, to better understand and address how policy decisions impact vulnerable members of society differently.
Snapshot: SGBV & restricted substances in South Africa under lockdown
As a result, many people started to engage in home brewing, which poses additional health risks such increased accessibility of poor-quality (and even life-threatening) raw and high-proof alcohols. It also brings with it considerable legal, and physical risks, because the ban has encouraged security forces to act with a heavy hand. An additional concern is for the mental health of alcoholics who depend on substance abuse as a coping mechanism. Even in instances where people are so-called functioning alcoholics and have an addiction during specific contexts or times, a sudden and unprepared lack of access to alcohol could increasAnd for people who have alcohol use disorder, in some cases a non-controlled withdrawal can even cause death (delirium tremens). Hence, the ban on alcohol during COVID-19 will undeniably prevent many instances of sexual and gender-based violence, but it may easily provoke numerous others.
[1] UN Women publications:
[2] Wanqing, Domestic violence cases surge during COVID‐19 epidemic, Sixth Tone, 2020:
[4] Neetu et al, Lessons Never Learned: crisis and gender-based violence, Developing World Bioethics, 2000:
[5] African Population and Health Research Centre’s advocacy :
[6] Communiqué oeleconference meeting, 3 April 2020, online at:
[7] UNDP Gender Social Norms Index..
[8] Significant reduction in crime since lockdown, South African Government News Agency, 5 April 2020:
[9] South African police record 2,300 gender-based violence complaints in first week of lockdown – not 87,000, Africa Check, 9 April 2020:
[10] What Works to Prevent Violence,. (2017). ‐Affected Women and Girls in South Sudan. Retrieved March 30, 2020, from
[11] Buchting et al. (2017) erican journal of preventive medicine 53(1): e1-e7.
Preventing Mass Famine of the Marginalized: Fiscal Stimulus Packages and Accountability
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Edgardo is from Argentina and has a degree in Education andDeputy Director at St.Catherine’s Moorlands School in Argentina but also shares his time working as a coordinator on international projects with the United Nations. Edgardo has served years on the ISA Board.


Leading active nutrition brand PhD Nutrition are excited to introduce their new Life range - a range of premium, expertly formulated health optimisation products which have been created to optimise you for life. Products in the range have been carefully created based on 7 key ‘need states’ - Reset, Mind, Digest, Vital, Move, Relax & Boost plus plant-based meal solution Complete.
The new range marks a significant expansion of PhD’s offering and has been designed as a comprehensive range of premium supplements that optimise both physical and mental well-being.  The range includes products that promote gut health, sleep quality, mental performance and metabolic wellness. It is expected to appeal to a wide range of consumers, including both PhD’s core gym lifestyle audience and those interested in broader well-being.
COMPLETE is a new-generation, plant-based, meal replacement product, which contains 23 key vitamins and minerals. It is available as a powder in a range of flavours, and can be mixed with water or almond milk to create a shake, added to foods or smoothies, or used as a cooking ingredient.
RESET is a night-time formula of amino acids and minerals that promotes quality sleep. It is available in capsule form, hot chocolate drink and juice.
MIND is a research driven blend of key nootropics, adaptogens & amino acids that supports optimal mental performance and helps to reduce fatigue. It is available in capsules, powder & juice.
VITAL is a research driven blend of vitamins, minerals and active ingredients that supports optimal health and metabolic wellness. It is available in capsules, powder & as sugar-free gummies.
MOVE is a unique combination of collagen, vitamins and minerals that keep your joints & bones strong & healthy. It is available in capsules & powder;
BOOST is a blend of Vitamin C, Zinc & beta glucans that boost your immune system. It is available as capsules or in effervescent tablets.
DIGEST includes research driven gut-friendly cultures that support healthy gut function. It is available as a powder, capsule or sugar-free gummies.
“This is a major launch for PhD, our active lifestyle nutrition brand, its biggest of the year. The new ‘Life’ range is comprehensive and designed to support a healthy, active lifestyle. We have used the latest scientific research to formulate products that promote physical and mental wellness throughout the day, and help to achieve peak performance. The range brings exciting new products to existing PhD Nutrition customers and will appeal more broadly to people wishing to boost their general well-being. ”
“By utilising the latest scientific research and harnessing the power of world-leading ingredients, we have been able to develop a fully-rounded line of supplements to support in every aspect of a healthy lifestyle. It’s never been easier for individuals to optimise their entire wellness from the moment they wake to the moment they go to sleep and beyond. We are confident that this comprehensive range will allow anyone to go above and beyond their expectations by fine-tuning both their body and mind to achieve peak performance.”


Maric & Co Law Firm: Establishing Court Practice
A Successful Notification of Concentration by Maric & Co Law Firm
Dzana Smailagic-Hromic and Ezmana Turkovic, partners at Maric & Co Law Firm have successfully prepared a joint notification of concentration between LG Electronics Inc, Seoul, South Korea and their client Lufthansa Technik AG, Hamburg, Germany and filed it to the Bosnian Competition Council. The Bosnian Competition Council has decided that the concentration is compatible with the market.
A New Law on Economic Incentives in Republic of Srpska
https://seelegal.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/07/new-law_economic-incentives.jpg 698 12034 16:49:382019-07-08 16:52:25Ezmana Turkovic, Partner, and Branko Maric, Senior Partner at Maric & Co Law Firm have successfully represented one of the biggest local microcredit foundation in a tax matter before the appellate court. Based on their appeal, the appellatethe tax authority's decision to impose additional tax obligations to the client with penal interest. This decision of the appellate court is important because it establishes the court's practice with regards to the taxation of microcredit foundations in Bosnia and Herzegovina's jurisdiction. Moreover, such decisions (where the appellate court decides to reverse a case and provide the final directive on solving the matter) are very rare and of a great value from the procedural point of view.
https://seelegal.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/successfull-appeal-maric-law-firm27 19:36:102019-07-03 10:37:38A Successful Appeal by Maric & Co Law Firm
Ending the Exclusive Competences of the Notary in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina("the Court") has ruled that certain provisions of theritical provisions have exclusively authorised notaries in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina to regulate certain private law relations, such as the establishment of companies, purchase of real estates, establishing a mortgage, inheritance contract, prenuptial agreement. The Court is of the opinion that these legal actions should not be the exclusive competence of the notaries, which means that other qualified individuals (including lawyers) may perform them.
https://seelegal.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/notary.jpg 791 1183 21:23:412019-05-08 21:35:43Branko Maric Interviewed by the Regional Business Portal eKapija
Branko Maric, Managing Partner at Maric & Co, gave a very interesting interview to the regional business portal eKapija. He spoke about his 48-year career, the complexity of Bosnia and Herzegovina's political and legal system, the young generation, the values of the profession, and his inspiration and motivation throughout these years. The full interview is available herebranko_maric_3_250419_tw630.jpg 473 630 Elitsa ManeElitsa Maneva2019-05-02 14:27:432019-05-08 21:23:26Elektrokrajina Power Distribution Project
An EBRD funded project aimed at reduction of losses through in the quality of supply with the reconstruction of networks in the most populated areas. The project has a total estimated cost up to EUR 15 million.11 22:31:402019-04-11 22:51:15Elektrokrajina Power Distribution Project
Telecommunications Project in BiH
An EBRD funded project for the modernisation and upgrading of the telecommunications system of Elektroprijenos BiH, the Power Transmission Operator in Bosnia and Herzegovina. This project is important for leadse total estimated costs of the project are around EUR 23.605 22:25:282019-04-15 13:48:13Telecommunications Project in BiH
Maric & Co Law Firm - Leader in Legal Services in Bosnia and Herzegovina for the Year 2017
Maric & Co Law Firm was awarded "First Place in the Industrial Branch of Legal Services in Bosnia and Herzegovina in 2017". This award, having a leading position in the category of legal services in Bosnia and Herzegovina, was a result of the analysis of Bosnia and Herzegovina's market performed by the "Poslovne novine" within the project "100 largest in Bosnia and Herzegovina". The aim of this project is to promote the most successful economic entities in Bosnia and Herzegovina, based on the results of their business activities.
https://seelegal.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/Maric_Co-Priznanje.jpg 498 94-30 14:46:502018-10-29 15:00:23Elected as Lead Counsel to Represent KHK and Government of Canton Tuzla
Maric & Co was elected as the lead counsel to represent company KHK and the Government of Canton Tuzla in the arbitration proceeding upon the claim initiated by Global Steel Holdings Limited, whichNCITRAL rules. Seat of the arbitration will be Vienna.13 17:04:432018-08-28 15:00:02KG Law Firm Sponsors the Greek Team's Participation in the International Negotiation Competition
Polenak Law Firm advised EBRD in a loan transaction of EUR 5 million to.


The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Malta has categorically condemned what it called an act of vilification of the Koran at Mater Dei hospital.
The Muslim community said in a statement that the act which was carried out yesterday in the multi-faith room at Mater Dei hospital was one of provocation and hatred. It said it was also worrying that whoever carried out this gesture also left a printed paper with a photograph of Father Jacques Hamel, who was murdered in France, with the words A Victim of Islam. The community added that this statement was unjust and very irresponsible. They added that the murdered priest was not a victim of Islam but rather, a victim of ignorance and of extremists who call themselves Muslims. They stated, however, that their actions were not justified according to the teachings of Islam and the Koran, the Muslim holy book.
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Malta appealed to all the people to unite and build bridges of love and respect, and not walls of hatred.
Early this morning the Health Ministry condemned what it referred to as a degrading act.
This after a person or persons unknown placed pieces of bacon in a number of copies of the Koran. The Ministry expressed its displeasure and, whilst condemning these irresponsible and cowardly acts. Archbishop Charles Scicluna also condemned this act, which he called an act of vilification against the Koran.
Mater Dei hospital authorities have reported the incident to the Police.


Q: Pip install ignores files in MANIFEST.in - how to structure the project correctly? I read a lot about this problem but could not find any solution, so I'll ask yet another question about it, since I'm not even sure if I use the correct folder structure for my Python package.
├── foopackage
│   │   ├── menu.css
    └── whatever.html
The Python code is as you can see in the package foopackage.
The MANIFEST.in file recursively includes the directories config, static, templates, and docs.
This is my setup.py (only the relevant parts:
      packages=['foopackage'],
          'tornado>=3.2.2',
              'foo=foopackage.barmodule:main',
A: I solved the problem by moving the static directory to the actual Python module directory (foopackage). It seems that top level "non-package" folders are ignored otherwise.


The meat preparation itself is incredibly simple.
For the final preparation, place your seasoned meat filling in the warmed taco shells and then top them off with evenly distributed portions of tomato.


A Guide to Greek Salad: Nutritional Facts, Dressings and More!
The traditional Greek salad is a classic d
This salad is a simple combination of land olive oil.
While this may sound like an ordinary salad to some, it has a special flavor that keeps people coming back for more.
Let’s explore what goes into making this delicious traditional Greek salad and what nutritional benefits it offers.
2 Why Is Greek Salad So Good?
3 What Is a Traditional Greek Salad Made Of?
4 What Is the Difference Between a Greek and Mediterranean Salad?
5 Why Is Greek Salad So Healthy?
6 Are Greek Salads Good for Weight Loss?
7 What Do You Eat With Greek Salad?
8 What Types of Greek Salads Are There?
9 Why Doesn’t Greek Salad Have Lettuce?
10 What Dressing Is in Greek Salad?
11 Why Is a Greek Salad So High in Calories?
12 What Are 2 Common Ingredients in Greek Cuisine?
13 What Is the History of Greek Salad?
14 Why Is It Called Greek Peasant Salad?
Greek salad is a classics.
It is typically composed ofolives and dressed with olive oil and vinegar. The flavors of the vegetables in the salad meld together to create an incredibly fresh and flavorful experience.
Greek salads can also be anchovies, capers, and oregano.
The combination of the salty feta cheese and the tartness from the vinegar creates a balanced flavor profile that is sure to tantalize your taste buds.
Greek salad can be served as an appetizer or a light meal on its own.
Enjoy it with a loaf of crusty bread and a glass of white wine for the ultimate Mediterranean experience.
Why Is Greek Salad So Good?
Greek saladflavor.
It is made up of the freshest vegetables and topped with a flavorful dressing that gives it an amazing flavor. The combination of the salty feta cheese and tart vinegar really makes this salad stand out from other salads.
Additionally, Greek saladpotassium. It is a great way to fill up without consuming too many calories or fat.
Greek salad is also incredibly versatile, as it can be served with a variety of different proteins such as grilled chicken or shrimp for added flavor and nutrition.
What Is a Traditional Greek Salad Made Of?
The ingredients used to make the traditional Greek salad are quite simple and straightforward.
Lettuce can be any type you prefer – romaine or iceberg are most often used. Tomatoes should be ripe and juicy – preferably vine-ripened – plus some red onion slices (often soaked in water first to reduce their sharpness).
Slices of cucumber are added as well as Kalamata olives (or another type preferred) and crumbled feta cheese on top.
To finish it off, the salad is dresse; some recipes also call for fresh oregano or other herbs such as mint or basil.
Though the basic ingredients remain the same, there are countless variations that can be made to give it a unique flavor profile.
For example, if you don’t have feta cheese on hand you can use grated Parmesan instead. You can also add diced bell peppers for color and crunch or include chunks of marinated artichoke hearts for a more substantial meal.
If you’re looking to take your salad up a notch in terms of flavor complexity then add fresh herbs such as parsley or dill – these will give your dish an extra aromatic kick!
Additions like capers or anchovies can also elevate the flavors even further; just remember to adjust your dressing accordingly so that it doesn’t overpower the delicate flavor balance of the salad itself.
Aoregano. It is usually served with olive oil and vinegar or lemon juice as a dressing.
In Greece, it is common to add capers to the salad for extra flavor. The dish has a simple yet powerful taste due to its typical ingredients which all come together perfectly.
This type of salad is popular in many regions around the world for its delicious flavor and health benefits.
The Mediterranean salad may be a bit more complex than its Greek counterpart but it still has that same classic flavor that comes from fresh vegetables combined with herbs and spices from the region such as oregano, basil, or thyme.
This type of dish typically includes lettuce (or spinach), tomatoes, red onion, bell peppers (or hot chili peppers), cucumbers, olives, feta cheese (or other cheeses such as goat cheese), artichoke hearts (or sun-dried tomatoes), chickpeas (or other legumes such as lentils), avocado slices (or nuts like almonds), and grilled chicken (optional).
It can be served with olive oil and balsamic vinegar or an Italian-style vinaigrette as dressing.
Both Greek and Mediterranean salads are well-loved dishes around the world due to their fresh ingredients combined with flavorful herbs and spices from the region.
Why Is Greek Salad So Healthy?
Greek salad is a great way to get in your daily servings of fresh vegetables and healthy fats.
; plus it offers. The olive oil used in the dressing contains heart-healthy monounsaturated fats while the feta cheese provides calcium for strong bones and teeth.
All in all, this classic salad dish is a great way to get your daily dose of nourishment.
Additionally, Greek salad can be customized to includeso it is easy to make without having to buy special ingredients.
The overall flavor balance of the sala; for example, if you prefer more of an acidic flavor then add some extra lemon juice to the dressing, or if you like it spicier then throw in a few slices of jalapeno peppers.
With so many possibilities, there is no doubt that this classic salad dish will remain a favorite around the world for years to come.
Are Greek Salads Good for Weight Loss?
Yes, Greek salads can be part of a healthy weight-loss plan. The fresh vegetables and healthy fats found in the salad provide plenty of nutrition without being overly caloric.
Additionally, the prebiotic fiber from the olives and other vegetables helps to keep you feeling full for longer which can prevent overeating.
When making your Greek salad, be sure to chand avoid adding too much feta cheese or other high-fat toppings.
Also, use a light dressing such as olive oil and balsamic vinegar instead of creamy dressings which are often high in calories.
With these tips in mind, you can enjoy your Greek salad without having to worry about it derailing your weight-loss efforts.
What Do You Eat With Greek Salad?
Greek salad is a great side dish to any meal, but it can also be served on its own as the main course. If you are having it as a side dish, it goes well with grilled fish or chicken, roasted potatoes, steamed rice, or whole-wheat pasta.
If you are having it as the main course, you can serve it with warm pita bread or fresh focaccia. Alternatively, you can add some grilled chicken or shrimp to the salad for an extra protein boost.
No matter how you choose to serve it, Greekmeals.
 Not only is it flavorful and refreshing, but it also providesWith so many possibilities for customizing this dish to fit your preferences, there is no doubt that Greek salad will remain a favorite for many years to come.
What Types of Greek Salads Are ThereGreek salads that can be made.
This type of salad typically uses cucumbers, feta cheese, and yogurt to create a creamy base. Tzatziki is usually served cold, making it perfect for hot summer days.
It can also be topped with diced tomatoes, red onions, salt, and pepper for added flavor. The dish has its roots in the northern part of Greece, but you can find variations of it all over the country.
Also known as a “village salad” or “peasant salad”, horiatiki is considered to be one of the most traditional Greek salads out there.
It’s very simple—just tomatoes, cucumbers, green peppers (or capsicum), red onion slices, and Kalamata olives are tossed together along with a generous helping of feta cheese and olive oil dressing.
The flavors meld together beautifully while still allowing each ingredient to shine through individually. This salad usually contains no lettuce or leafy greens at all!
Fasolada salad is another popular Greek salad that relies heavily on beans as its main ingredient instead of vegetables like cucumber or tomato.
The beans are usually cooked until they’re soft before being added to a mixture of chopped onion, celery leaves, and parsley along with a generous helping of olive oil dressing.
This type of salad is often served warm rather than cold due to its heavy reliance on cooked beans as an ingredient.
Why Doesn’t Greek Salad Have Lettuce?
Greek salads generally don’t have lettuce because they’re meant to be served cold and the lettuce would wilt in the cold temperatures.
Additionally, Greek saladnot cooked; by avoiding adding lettuce or other greens, the salad remains crunchy and refreshing.
Another reason Greek salads don’t usually contain lettuce is that it would take away from the flavors of the other ingredients.
Lettuce is relatively mild in flavor and can become soggy, which means it would overshadow the bright and bold flavors of the feta cheese, olives, tomatoes, cucumbers, and other fresh ingredients used to make Greek salads.
What Dressing Is in Greek Salad?
The dressing for Greek salad typically consists. It’s important to use extra virgin olive oil as it provides the best flavor when combined with the other ingredients.
This simple combination of ingredients is flavorful without being overly heavy or rich in calories. The dressing is usually drizzled over the salad just before serving to keep it from becoming soggy.
It’s also possible to use more complex dressings in Greek salads, such as vinaigrettes or creamy tzatziki. Experiment with different dressings and see which type you prefer!
Why Is a Greek Salad So High in Calories?
Greek salads can be high in calories depending on what ingredients you use.
Feta cheese, for example, is a common ingredient in many Greek salads, and it’s higher in fat than other cheeses. Olives are also quite calorie-dense, due to their high-fat content.
That being said, there’s no need to be worried about the calories in a Greek salad as long as you’re mindful of what ingredients you use. Opt for leaner proteins like chicken, turkey, or fish, and leave out the cheese if possible.
What Are 2 Common Ingredients in Greek Cuisine?
Two common ingredients in Greek cuisine are olive oil and oregano. Olive oil is used extensively in Greek cooking, as it adds a rich, nutty flavor to many dishes.
Oregano, on the other hand, is an aromatic herb that provides a mild earthy flavor and aroma to food. These two ingredients can be found in many different types of Greek dishes, from salads and soups to stews and baked goods.
Other popular ingredients in Greek cuisine include feta cheese, olives, garlic, tomatoes, cucumbers, onion, parsley, lemon juice, and yogurt.
What Is the History of Greek Salad?
The history of Greek salad is a bit murky, as it’s unclear exactly when or where the dish originated.
Some believe that the salad was first created by Greek peasantsd, such as cucumbers, tomatoes, onions, and olives.
Others believe that the salad was created by fishermen as a way to use up leftovers from their catch of the day.
Regardless of its origins, Greek saladld, thanks to its bright and flavorful combination of ingredients.
Why Is It Called Greek Peasant Salad?
The dish known as “Greek peasant salad” is often made with fewer ingredients than a classic Greek salad, such as tomatoes, cucumbers, onions, and olives. This type of salad is thought to be representative of the simple dishes served by Greek peasants in years past.
This type of salad is often made without feta cheese, which is a more expensive ingredient that was not widely available in rural areas of Greece. Greek peasants typically used simple ingredients such as olive oil, lemon juice, and oregano to dress their salads.
In modern times, this type of salad has become popular around the world due to its refreshing taste and low-calorie content.
No matter how you serve it, Greek salad is sure to please your palate with its unique combination of flavors. The freshness of the vegetables mixed with the tangy dressings creates a delicious flavor that can be enjoyed by all.
So if you’re looking for a classic Mediterranean dish to enjoy, be sure to give Greek salad a try!
The easy-to-make dish requires minimal preparation but yields maximum flavor!
Greek salad is a healthy and deliciousnutritional benefits. With simple yet powerful flavors made up of classic ingredients like cuoregano, it is sure to be a hit with everyone!
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“The microscopic world – as strange DNA invades Fifield’s bloodstream. Virulent strands of protein attack the native DNA, transforming…”
Alien: Engineers, by Jon Spaihts.
The Fifield monster was a minor feature in Jon Spaihts’ screenplay but the rewrite by Damon Lindelof gave the mutant (also know as ‘Beluga- or Babyhead’) more to do in terms of wreaking chaos.
In the original screenplay Fifield does not take a trip back to the ship after his exposure to the Engineers’ bioweapons. He is instead later encountered by Shepherd, Watts (Shaw) and Vickers within the bowels of the Engineer facility. By this point his transformation is essentially complete: “The label stencilled on the space suit reads FIFIELD. But the face is of no human shape. A hideous hybrid of the crewman and a hard-shelled Alien, pale and horrific.”
Spaihts provides additional detail: “The  suit’s helmet is shattered. Inside the helmet, Fifield’s head is a horror: a gelatinous mass, skin reduced to putty.”
Fifield then attacks Shepherd, mortally wounding him. He next launches himself at Vickers, knocking her to the floor. “You,” he grumbles, barely able to enunciate, but the dying Shepherd manages to unload a full clip into him. Fifield dies but his acid blood also kills Vickers: “She dies horribly, caustic acid eating through space suit, flesh and bone.”
FIFIELD turns his attention on them — NARROW ELONGATED HEAD that has PUNCHED THROUGH THE HELMET OF HIS TATTERED SPACESUIT
— GREY GLISTENING SKIN — HE RISES TO HIS FULL HEIGHT and —
SCREEEE! Shaw throws the BUGGY INTO REVERSE — SMASHES INTO  FIFIELD, driving him BACK INTO THE WALL OF THE AIRLOCK —
CRUSHES HIM! POPS the Rover Forwards — Then REVERSES AGAIN JUST FOR GOOD  MEASURE as she RUNS FIFIELD’S HEAD UNDER THE TIRES WITH A SICKENING SKLLLLISH!
~ Paradise, by Damon Lindelof
Fifield’s mutated form was known to the production crew as ‘Beluga Head’ and the basis for its design was provided by conceptual artist Carlos Huante, who also provided designs for the Deacon. Alien had left a deep impression on Huante when he viewed it as a young boy. “It affected me more directly than even Star Wars did,” he told 3Dartistonline. “The seriousness of the mood, the design of the Alien and the Space Jockey left an indescribable first impression on me. The actors were perfect, the look and mood of the film, the ship design and style of how the film was shot and the usage of effects elements; it was all new and struck right in the centre for me.”
Huante therefore did not shy away from the opportunity of working for Ridley on an Alien prequel. “If Prometheus took place some time before the first movie, I wanted to be the guy to police it and keep it looking Giger-esque,” he said, “so I was all over that!”
“I walked into the very first meeting [with Ridley] prepared with the Beluga Head,” Huante also told AVPGalaxy. This design “pre-existed the movie” and was originally an unused concept piece from Speilberg’s War of the Worlds remake.
Carlos Huantes’ ‘Beluga Head’, originally from War of the Worlds.
Other concepts were designed by Ivan Manzella (who also worked on the Deacon, Trilobite, and MedPod Creature). Manzella went through many different permutations of Fifield’s transformation: in some he is an amorphous blob of wrinkled flesh and twisted, sunken features – recognisably human but horrifically deformed.
In other concepts the mutant is faceless, emaciated and long-limbed like a primate – some are very reminiscent of the Pale Man from Pan’s Labyrinth. He also came in a variety of colours, from a ruddy brown to translucent whites and yellows.
Neville Page also provided different concepts of Huante’s ‘BabyHead’, as Ridley called it. “There was one creature that Carlos and I were kind of batting back and forth to one another,” Page says in The Furious Gods. “When I was given Carlos’ image to work with Ridley said, ‘Just give me your own take on it. Give me what you think Alien should look like’. So I, if it’s a verb, Gigered the hell out of it and brought it in proud as punch, feeling like ‘Yeah, that really feels like Giger’s aesthetic,’ and Ridley was like, ‘No, that’s not it at all.'” Scott rejected the elaborate ‘Gigered’ monsters and pointed the artist back to Huante’s original design.
“Man, we were all over the place on Fifield,” he continues. ” I think I actually spent the most time on Fifield. Ridley wanted variations of a Carlos thing that he’d did which was a ‘baby face’, and the baby face character, that was Fifield, was gonna have inverted legs and a bit of a tail – it was like a very, very quick morph from Fifield to this monster.”  This speedy transformation, along with concerns that the Baby Head was too similar to a goblin, would later lead Scott to reign back on the creature’s monstrosity and associate it closer to the human Fifield.
“The concern was, for a lot of it, Ridley’s feelings were that it looked too much like a goblin,” said Page. “And then we took it more where Fifield would be infected, still humanoid, limb length would grow, and we needed to keep some of his features, which again, that’s a real tough balance because as soon as you start to morph someone into a creature they disappear, so we talked about the tattoo and making that tattoo, whether it be on his face or body, become something that will allow us to basically see that it is still Fifield.”
Fifield by Neil Scanlan. No identifying marks such as the tattoo or facial hair. The transformation is almost complete.
Fifield’s appearance and rampage in the Prometheus hanger was originally rendered in CGI by Weta. The concept designs by Huante et al were largely naked creatures, but the scripts and film kept the monster inside his ragged spacesuit, ostensibly to demonstrate to the audience that this creature was, or had been, Fifield (it should be clear by now that the filmmakers were worried that audiences would not associate the monster with the human precedent).
“We clothed it in a simulation of Fifield’s spacesuit,” said Weta’s Martin Hill, “torn and covered in oil.” Once the creature was taken from the page and rendered in a computer, Weta were able to create a system of movement for it. “We studied reference of cats, gorillas, even crabs,” explained Martin.
But Ridley opted to make the creature even more human-like in form and movement, showing further the relationship between Fifield as a man and Fifield as an Alien. “It became a lot more humanoid,” said Hill, “but distorted and long limbed, and it moved with gorilla-type motion – very aggressive, walking on its knuckles.”
Pre-visualisation of the mutated Fifield. Tattoo, nostrils and hair added to closely resemble his human form.
Subsequent pre-vis with Alien translucent cowl added. This stage of Fifield’s transformation is not entirely unrecognisable, but Scott wanted to dial it back even more.
The desire to take “the design of this embryonic creature closer to the human form” would eventually result in the production removing the CG Fifield from the movie. Instead they had Fifield actor Sean Harris perform the scene in makeup. The mutation was dialed back; when it appears the monster is easily identified as Fifield: the shock of red hair and beard is more prominent, and he is recognisably tattooed on his engorged but visibly human skull. The translucent cowl and the beginnings of the Alien cranium were removed.
“We went through numerous designs,” explained Scanlan. “What was interesting was Sean Harris is such a superb actor, we did a test on him on stage, a very simple kind of makeup, and he gave such a strong performance that the general feeling was it would have been much better to hold onto the actor’s features, hold onto all of the things that he would bring to the show. His head is becoming horridly contorted. He is losing himself to the Alien within, but still he is Fifield. He hasn’t gone that far that we’ve lost Fifield.”
The CG Fifield had an unnatural fluidity to its movements that gave it away as a digital creation. This may have been corrected if Weta were given more time to finalise the effects, but Scott was pleased with Harris’ portrayal of the mutant and he wanted to move away from something that was overtly monstrous. “Funny enough, the actor is winning,” said Scott. “The digital enhancement is excellent, but it looks like a monster, whereas the actor still looks like the actor. And what he does is pretty damn good.”
Other members of the production offered the same opinion: Harris was fully capable of performing the creature’s stunts, including working with fire; the CG was too monstrous and was hard to identify with Fifield; and the actor’s monster makeup was suitably grim anyway, so the horror didn’t feel diminished.
Neil Scanlan stated in the Art of the Film that “Everything we’ve done on the film has a real world reference, and when you do your research, it’s so sad because Fifield isn’t really that much of a fantastical creature. These things happen in real life, like Elephantiasis.” In The Furious Gods and other production material photographs of Joseph Merrick can be seen stapled to the production office walls.
There were still changes in post-production. Fifield is no longer run over by Shaw, but is crushed by a random mercenary and finished off with a flamethrower.
“I saw all the outtakes as well,” Carlos Huante told AVPGalaxy, “and loved the performance of the ape version of Fifield, but the actual creature wasn’t Alien or Prometheus – it was an ape… It looked great though, but it wasn’t for this movie. The concept and thread of who the creatures are was all lost unfortunately. The only creature that had a bit of the vibe still left was the worm or hammerhead snake. In the end that sequence is probably the only thing that still held to the original albino concept of the creatures… All that being said I really liked the movie,  and again it was beautiful.”
In February 2011 Giger visited the production in London and briefly sketched his own take on the Fifield monster.
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9 responses to “The Abomination”
A great feature on one of the creatures of “Prometheus”.
All this parroting of “make it more human, make it more human” led to a simple space zombie. It was not horrible in any way, shape or form, so congratulations, Ridley.
I honestly don’t know what happened to him between 1979 and 2012, but something must have, since Prometheus shows that he has completely forgotten how to make an effective sci-fi horror film.
This part of the film felt forced and contrived to me. Now I know why.
January 4, 2014 at 3:58 am
Don’t know about you guys, but I believe the Fifield monster in the deleted scenes is way, way better than the final one. I hope they re-release Prometheus one day with the deleted scenes (Fifield monster too) included on the main film. It would make it much better.
I agree it was much better than the lame one we got in the movie. But overall this movie was terrible, massive idiotic character development and plot holes. UGH.
Thankfully, Scott didn’t let his designers turn Prometheus into a digital freakshow. The CGI Fifield-monster is ghastly, and I bet audiences would have laughed if it had made it into the final version.
Actually its not. Ghastly in what way? It was rendered very well, moved appropriately and looked scarier than bubblegum head..
what happens when you let that retard lindelof script your movie. did he actually just use noise effects in the script instead of describing it with metaphors or details like an actual professional writer would? he sucks so much.
God, Lindelof’s scripts read as bad as they play – ALL THOSE CAPS!


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“Our mission is to educate, and providing a safe, welcoming environment, free from the threat of any form of persecution is critical to that mission,” Ulloa said. “It strikes me that there are only gains to be made from educating whomever we can. Those gains are societal in nature, enjoyed by all, and far reaching.”
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The biggest shift is to time and punish individual offenders rather than strictly groups out of position. There also will be an observation list, which won’t be made public, and penalties for “excessive shot times” for players who take more than 120 seconds to hit a shot.
Fines and penalties associated with the policy have also been bumped up accordingly. Players still will receive a warning but those who receive a second bad time will be fined $50,000, and $20,000 for each additional bad time. For those caught having excessive shot times, they’ll be levied a $20,000 fine for the second violation, and $20,000 for each one after that the rest of the season.
The observation list
Players will be placed on the observation list if they average more than 45 seconds per shot. Each player’s historical ShotLink stroke data will be used rs on Tour. According to the data collected for the past 12 years, the slowest 10%, which is more than 25 seconds longer than that of their fastest 10% counterparts.
If a player finds himself on the observation list, he will be monitored during rounds and subject to a 60-second timing limit for all shots in absence of a valid reason, even when his group is in position. If this time is exceeded, the player will be timed individually even if his group is in position. All timing of strokes will be done by the Rules Official on-course and in-person. The observation list will be updated on a weekly basis. Players will be notified in writing or in person by a Rules Official that they are on the list prior to the start of competition.
“In looking at 60 seconds it was a sort of appropriate break off in the data and simple number to understand and we felt that metric as someone who was potentially being slow was a fair and reasonable way to value all the shots,” Dennis said.
A player will receive a warning for his first bad time. On the second, he will receive a one-stroke penalty. For each additional bad time, another one-stroke penalty will be given. The timing only stops if the player goes two holes without a bad time.
‘Without undue delay’
TTour has adopted its own guidelines, implementing a pace-of-play policy in 1994, and have made nine significant sets of changes, the most recent being at the start of 2017-18. However, penalty strokes rarely have been dished out, with Glen Day being the last Tour pro to be penalized for slow play at the 1995 Honda Classic.ized at the 2017 Zurich Classic of New Orleans, a team event.
Toupsr “first to play” situations. Any player who receives a bad time – regardless of whether they are on the Observation List or not –.
The Tour’s new policy isn’t designed to create a material change in the amount of time it takes to play a round, which on average takes 4 hours, 46 minutes (3 hours, 52 minutes in twosomes).
The new policy was voted on by the PGA Tour Players Advisory Council at a meeting in the fall at the Houston Open and the Policy Board enacted the changes during a November board meeting at PGA Tour headquarters.
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Civil Rights Lawsuit Against New York Cityserving 10 years in jail, it wast didn't turn over critical information that deprived a man of a fair trial and thus, his conviction was set aside. The prosecutor's office in the Bronx was faced with the possibility of prosecuting this man again 10 years later.
Instead, says Judge Eugene Hyman, retired Superior Court Judge from Santa Clara, California, the prosecutors offer him to plead to one charge with the recommendation from them that he'd get credit for one year and he'd be off from probation and parole. While maintaining his innocence, he plead to the charge and was released.
Hyman says the question is whether one can plead guilty while maintaining they're innocent. The trial court needs to find a factual basis for the plea in order to accept it, so how can the court find a factual basis if someone is maintaining they're innocent? The answer, says Hyman, is that there's case law stating that if one is pleading guilty on the recommendation of their attorney and there is some evidence to support the plea, then the court can accept the plea, which is what happened in this case.
The person convicted is now bringing a civil rights action lawsuit under federal law against the City of New York. The City has moved for a summary adjudication, saying he didn't have the right to bring the lawsuit, as he admitted to committing the crime. The district court has reinstated his civil cause of action and so he can move forward with this case.
Hyman predicts that this will not go to trial, rather settling along with way, most likely with an amount on the small side.
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