This is my favorite meal of the day, specially when my little one is asleep. Who am I kidding, she wakes up before anyone in the neighborhood and I have yet to experience the feeling of having breakfast in peace.
However my two year daughter’s pickiness as well as my husband’s dietary restrictions (placed by me) has given birth to the extremely creative child in me. So here is what I serve for breakfast and yes my toddler has approved it which makes this list so special and close to my heart.
These are extremely easy to make. The best part is you can twist and turn this recipe as much as you want. You can make it from scratch or use leftovers. You can freeze them or eat them all. Even writing about these makes me want to go and grab one from the freezer. Just reheat them for 30 seconds or more and you on-the-go breakfast is ready.
Wow! who would have thought almond flour pancakes would taste so heavenly. These are full of protein and can be eaten with Walden farms zero calorie syrup. You can add a bit of the sweetener or these Lily’s dark chocolate chips for some variation.
For this simply make an omelette with cheese and sausages and add your favorite keto friendly vegetables. I love to add Serrano pepper for a nice hot flavor. If you do not have sausages, any kind of leftover meat would do.
These look beautiful on the plate. Fry two eggs, sunny side up, add a sliced avocado and two sausages for some more protein.
We love to play with the fluffy cloud bread. Eat it with butter or make grilled cheese sandwiches with it.
Boil two eggs mix them with half cup of mayo and some shredded chicken. Season with your favorite spices and add cabbage if you want. Your perfect egg salad is ready! Wrap it in lettuce or eat as is.
Share your favorite keto breakfast recipes! I would love to try it out!


Spine Specialist

Spine Specialist

Rod J. Oskouian Jr., M.D., FAANS

Dedicated to providing clinical excellence in the treatment of neurological disorders through education, research and innovation.

Dr. Rod J. Oskouian is a neurosurgeon who specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of complex spinal disorders, with an expertise in:

Spinal Tumors, Including Metastatic Disease

Osteomyelitis/Discitis

Spinal Deformity Correction

Revision Fusion Surgeries

Spinal Procedures on the Cervical, Thoracic and Lumbar Spine

Dr. Oskouian is currently the Medical Director of the Spine Program at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute and Director of the Neurosurgical Fellowship Program at the Swedish Medical Center. He received his medical degree from the University of California, Los Angeles and completed residencies in surgery and neurosurgery at the University of Virginia under the direction of Dr. John Jane. In addition, he completed a specialty year of training as part of the New Zealand Brain & Spine Fellowship Program at the New Zealand National Hospital in Auckland. Dr. Oskouian is board certified by the American Board of Neurological Surgery.

Dr. Oskouian is currently the Medical Director of the Spine Program at the Swedish Neuroscience Institute and Director of the Neurosurgical Fellowship Program at the Swedish Medical Center. His research and clinical focus is on scoliosis, spinal deformities and anomalies, osteoporosis, spinal cord injury, degenerative disc disease, spinal oncology, stereotactic spinal radiosurgery, and minimally invasive spinal surgery. He has published in numerous medical journals and textbooks, including Neuroscience, Neurosurgery, Neurosurgical Clinics of North America, the Journal of Neurosurgery, Neurosurgical Focus and Spine.

Leader in Spinal Deformity Surgery

COMPLEX AND MINIMALLY INVASIVE SPINE SURGEON

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Leader in Spinal Deformity Surgery

COMPLEX AND MINIMALLY INVASIVE SPINE SURGEON

What Makes This Practice Unique

While Dr. Oskouian’s practice addresses multiple spinal conditions, he is particularly interested in correction of spinal deformities, from scoliosis to deformities caused by metastatic tumors involving the spine.

Education

Dr. Oskouian is extremely passionate about education, participating in and hosting national educational conferences each year for training and seasoned surgeons alike. His courses cover current topics in spine that are evolving, combining both lecture and cadaver labs into the agenda, allowing for hands-on time to practice new and innovative surgical techniques.

Research & Innovation

Dr. Oskouian is heavily involved in clinical research that targets improving surgical techniques for spinal procedures, with the goal of producing better patient outcomes, both immediately after surgery and for the long term. In particular, he has been one of the leading surgeons in the nation to utilize the lateral approach for spinal deformity corrections. Through this technique, patients typically experience less pain, quicker recovery time, shorter hospital stays, and better correction of their deformity.

Clinical Excellence

Dr. Oskouian has been involved in over 40 publications including medical journals and texts, and has presented both nationally and overseas on the lateral approach to spine surgery.

In addition, he serves on the editorial board for the European Spine Journal. He is also active in the American Association of Neurological Surgeons, Congress of Neurological Surgeons, as well as the North American Spine Association.

Patient Cases

Patient Experience

Patient Experience

PATIENTS EXPRESS WHY DR. OSKOUIAN WAS THE RIGHT CHOICE FOR THEM

What Are People Saying . . .

Meet Shirley Cogswell

Spine Surgery: Meningioma

As an avid 75-year-old tennis player, Shirley was amazed when sudden sharp pain in her back turned out to be a benign spine tumor. In a painstaking 7-hour surgery, Dr. Rod Oskouian literally did take the pain away.

News & Events

News & Events

IMAGE: SPINE SURGERY MISSION TRIP - NAIROBI, KENYA 2014

Latest News

Recorded CME: The Kenyan Perspective of Spine Surgery

August 14, 201449 Minutes

For the last four years, Richard Ombachi, M.D. and Soren Otieno, M.D., orthopaedic surgeons from Kenyatta National Hospital have collaborated with U.S. surgeons through the Spine Project to help more than 200 patients in critical need of corrective spine surgery. Their mission is to create a sustainable spine treatment program that will advance the quality of spine care in Kenya. Click here to learn more.

Can DIY Medical Tourism Change the World?

The Seattle GlobalistReagan Jackson

Here in Seattle it seems that more and more doctors are partnering with hospitals and clinics in developing nations to donate everything from medical supplies to free surgeries, though it is difficult to give concrete numbers because such programs are often piecemeal and based on individual relationships. People want to “help,” but often don’t know how to connect.

Recorded CME: Fifth Annual ONE Spine Residents and Fellows Course

August 15-17, 2014

This year, a record number of 19 world-class spine surgery faculty members volunteered their time for three days of presentations and hands-on training. Orthopedic and neurosurgical spine surgeons from 36 hospitals and institutions from across the United States and as far as Kenya and Libya attended this year’s event. Coursework ranged from spinal tumors and the latest in minimally invasive surgery to spinal vascular malformations and managing thoracolumbar spine trauma.

Featured Videos

On June 27, 2014, the leading minds in orthopedic and neurological spine surgery gathered for a day of candid debate and discussion at the Seattle Science Foundation. It was a favorite among the attendees due to the provocative topics and in-depth debates.

Spinal Fixation Yesterday to Tomorrow

John Kostuik, M.D.

Complication of Spine Surgery for Deformity

Theodore Wagner, M.D.

Thoracolumbar Spine

D. Kojo Hamilton, M.D.

Robotic Assisted Spine Surgery

Isadore H. Lieberman, M.D.

Should We Use BMP-2

Paul A. Anderson, M.D.

Complication Avoidance in Lateral Approaches to the Spine

Rod J. Oskouian, M.D.

Pearls and Pitfalls of Image Guidance

J. Patrick Johnson, M.D.

Management of Cervical Kyphotic Deformity

Paul Santiago, M.D.

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ONE Spine Residents & Fellows Course 2014

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ONE Spine Residents & Fellows Course 2014

Fifth Annual ONE SpineResidents and Fellows Course

August 15-17, 2014

If you missed this year’s ONE Spine Fellows & Residents Course for orthopedic fellows and senior neurosurgical residents who will practice spinal surgery, photos are now available. This year, a record number of 19 world-class spine surgery faculty members volunteered their time to three days of presentations and hands-on training. Orthopedic and neurosurgical spine surgeons from 36 hospitals and institutions from across the United States and as far as Kenya and Libya attended this year’s event. Coursework ranged from spinal tumors and the latest in minimally invasive surgery to spinal vascular malformations and managing thoracolumbar spine trauma.

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You will be connected with our spine intake nurse who will help evaluate your need for a surgical appointment.


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The Road to Jerusalem in 1948
Having concluded our study of Israel’s wars in class, we were now to go out into the field to get a better idea of the story behind the 1948 Israeli War of Independence, the longest and most difficult war that has been fought in Israel’s history, with 1% of the population killed in action. Although we have been touching on the wars in our tours around the country, these two trips are dedicated to two of the most serious fronts of the war: the road to Jerusalem and then the south of the country. Both Jerusalem and the south were cut off from the rest of the country and were effectively put under siege; difficult and costly battles were fought to break through. Today’s tour was dedicated to the road to Jerusalem in 1948; next week we shall explore the Southern Front.
View over the narrow Bab-el-Wad / Shaar Hagay
We began our day near the small village of Shoresh, just off route 1, in the Masrek Nature Reserve. Hiking along the ridge, we reached a viewpoint over Shaar Hagay, known by many by its Arabic name, Bab-el-Wad. Both translate as ‘the Gate of the Valley’. Here, the road to Jerusalem ascends through a narrow gorge. Our guide explained that the local Arabs soon realised it would be more effective to lay siege to Jewish population areas rather than to attack them outright, with many key roads passing through areas of large Arab population. This area of the Jerusalem road was particularly vulnerable with its steep ascent causing supply lorries to struggle along at around 10km/h, sitting ducks for the assembled forces on the slopes of the valley.
The Israelis tried many different methods to break through – using convoys, then adding primitive armour to their trucks. But they could still not break through. The viewpoint made it clear the huge challenge faced by these convoys. We read some witness accounts from drivers; they were absolutely terrified.
View over the snow-covered Castel
Leaving the viewpoint, we drove slightly further down route one to the Castel. This was the site of the first Arab village conquered by the Israeli forces in the war. It played an important role in the war, in terms of boosting morale, even though the site went on to exchange hands a couple of times before being finally conquered. Here the Israelis killed the commander of the local Arab forces when he was by chance shot by a sentry – another significant morale boost. At close to 800m above sea level, this was an important vantage point on the Jerusalem road.
The site was still covered in a deep blanket of snow from the previous weekend, when Israel had suffered its worst storms in over 100 years. The snow had by now hardened but this was not going to stop Israelis from enjoying its novelty – there were plenty of kids frolicking around and a fair amount of adults also!
Snow-covered Kiriat Anavim Cemetery for the Harel Brigade
Turning back on ourselves, we made a short stop at the Kiriat Anavim cemetery. It seemed that we were the first to visit since the stop and there was still a lot of snow here also. Trees also lay all over the place, blown over by the strong winds. This is the cemetery of the Harel Brigade, part of the Palmach, who were responsible for fighting the battle to open and protect the road to Jerusalem. They suffered the heaviest losses of any part of the nascent IDF in the war; one third of the brigade was killed. We heard the stories of some of their most famous fallen, and reflected on the tragic losses of this period.
Memorial for the Armoured Corps (Yad Lashiryon), Latrun
Continuing north, we stopped at the Memorial for the Armoured Corps (Yad Lashiryon) at Latrun. Now also a museum for tanks (which they claim has the biggest variety of tanks of any collection in the world), we learned about the formation of the Israeli armoured corps in order to try to take this hilltop in the 1948 war. Here was a former British fortress, and taking it was essential in order to control the road to Jerusalem. Unfortunately the Arabs had also realised this and from May 1948 the area was swarming with soldiers of the Jordanian Arab Legion, the best trained soldiers in the region. We had a quick tour of some of the tanks and visited the memorial, designed by the famous sculptor Danny Caravan.
View over the area of the Burma Road
The Israelis fought five battles for Latrun, all of them tragic failures. Realising the futility of further attacks, they ingeniously built a by-pass around the area (and also that of the problematic Shaar HaGay). As they copied a technique used by the British in the East, this new route was known as the Burma Road. We relocated to a viewpoint near Neve Shalom whence we could better understand how the battles played out, and also the location of the Burma Road. With the construction of this new route, the siege of Jerusalem was broken, and later a new road was built connecting the area just west of Latrun with the area of Shoresh. With the Latrun and Shaar Hagay area remaining under Jordanian control until 1967, this became the road to Jerusalem in the interim.
The siege of Jerusalem was lifted, and now the forces could focus on the Jewish areas cut off by the Egyptians in the south. More on that to come after our next field trip…
Bab-el-Wad
Hamasrek
Independence War
Kiriat Anavim Cemetery
Masrek
Neve Shalom
Shaar Hagay
Yad Leshiryon
The South in 1948
Southern Golan Heights


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INEOS Styrolution, the global leader in styrenics, announces today plans to increase its compounding capacity for engineering plastics by an additional 34,000 metric tonnes per annum at its Moxi plant located in Gujarat, India. Expected for completion in 2019, this expansion will grow INEOS Styrolution’s compounding capacity to 100,000 metric tonnes per annum at the site. This expansion will involve a capital expenditure of US$20 million (INR 1300 Mio), which also includes the upgrading of site infrastructure. Additionally the company has sanctioned a detailed engineering study to evaluate doubling the overall production capacity for ABS in India over the next years.
The planned capacity expansion intends to meet the growing demand for styrenic polymers across key growth industries in India, enabling the company to support our customers’ growth plans and continuing to provide the same high quality products.
The Moxi plant currently manufactures and supplies acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) and acrylonitrile styrene acrylate (ASA) for the Indian market. As part of the expansion, two new extruders will be installed at Moxi, in addition to various infrastructure upgrades to support the additional site capacity.
These planned investments underline the company’s commitment to its Triple Shift growth strategy with emphasis on focus industries, ABS and Specialties and on growth markets. “India is one of the key strategic markets in Asia where INEOS Styrolution plans to accelerate growth and expand our manufacturing footprint over the next years. The intended doubling of our production capacity in India is being substantiated with a major engineering study and will ultimately give us additional resources to meet the demands of a fast growing Indian market, further enhancing our position as the market leader for ABS and SAN (styrene acrylonitrile) in India”, comments Steve Harrington, President Global Styrene Monomer and Asia-Pacific.


1998 - Blacktown City (NSWSL) 0 app.
1999 - Blacktown City (NSWSL) 0 app + 4 sub. 0 gls.
2001 - Manly-Warringah (NSWWSL) 6 app + 8 sub. 1 gls.
2002 - Melton (VPVL Div 1 NW) 1 gls.
1999 - Endeavour Hills (VPVL Div 3 SE) 1 gls.
1994 - Croydon City (VPL) 6 app + 1 sub. 0 gls.
1994/5 - South Melbourne (NSL) 7 app + 1 sub. 0 gls.
1995/6 - South Melbourne (NSL) 18 app + 5 sub. 1 gls.
1996/7 - South Melbourne (NSL) 1 app + 1 sub. 0 gls.
1997/8 - Carlton S.C. (NSL) 25 app + 0 sub. 2 gls.
1998/9 - Carlton S.C. (NSL) 20 app + 2 sub. 0 gls.
1999/00 - Carlton S.C. (NSL) 10 app + 4 sub. 0 gls.
2000/1 - Carlton S.C. (NSL) 0 app + 2 sub. 0 gls.
2000/1 - Canberra Cosmos (NSL) 16 app + 0 sub. 2 gls.
2001/2 - Wollongong City (NSL) 19 app + 0 sub. 1 gls.
2002/3 - Football Kingz (NSL) 8 app + 0 sub. 0 gls.
1999 - Noble Park United (VPVL Div 3 SE) 1 gls.
2002 - St. Albans (VPL) 0 app + 1 sub. 0 gls.
2003 - St. Albans (VPL) 21 app + 1 sub. 0 gls.
1984 - Melbourne Croatia (NSL) 24 app + 0 sub. 3 gls.
1985 - Melbourne Croatia (NSL) 23 app + 0 sub. 3 gls.
1988 - Melbourne Croatia (NSL) 1 app + 0 sub. 0 gls.
2001 - Stanmore Hawks (NSWWSL) 1 app + 0 sub. 0 gls.
2000 - Stanmore Hawks (NSW 1st Div) 1 app + 2 sub. 1 gls.
1994 - Clarinda (VSL Div 2) 1 gls.
1999 - Altona East (VPL) 25 app + 0 sub. 0 gls.
2000 - Altona East (VPL) 22 app + 0 sub. 0 gls.
2001 - Altona East (VPL) 24 app + 0 sub. 0 gls.
2002 - Altona East (VPL) 23 app + 0 sub. 0 gls.
2003 - Altona East (VPL) 20 app + 0 sub. 1 gls.
1993 - Western Suburbs (VSL Div 1) 1 gls.
1994 - Western Suburbs (VSL Div 1) 3 gls.
1996 - Western Suburbs (VSL Div 1) 2 gls.
1998 - Western Suburbs (VSL Div 1) 1 gls.
1999 - Altona East (VPL) 14 app + 3 sub. 0 gls.
2000 - Altona East (VPL) 21 app + 0 sub. 3 gls.
2001 - Altona East (VPL) 23 app + 0 sub. 4 gls.
2002 - Altona East (VPL) 14 app + 1 sub. 2 gls.
2001 - North Eastern Metrostars (SAPL) 16 app. 0 gls.
2002 - North Eastern Metrostars (SAPL) 16 app. 0 gls.
1999 - Mill Park (VPVL Div 2 NW) 1 gls.
1999 - La Trobe University (VPVL Div 3 NW) 2 gls.
1986 - Inter Monaro (NSL) 6 app + 0 sub. 0 gls. 0 cls.
2000 - Hurstville City Minotaurs (NSW 1st Div) 4 app + 2 sub. 0 gls.
2001 - Stanmore Hawks (NSWWSL) 8 app + 4 sub. 0 gls.
2003 - Hurstville City Minotaurs (NSWWSL) 9 app + 1 sub. 3 gls.
1999 - Braeside United (VPVL Div 2 SE) 4 gls.
1992 - Hawthorn Citizens (VSL Div 4) 1 gls.
2003/4 - Perth Glory (NSL) 0 app + 1 sub. 0 gls.
2003 - Ryde City (NSWWSL) 9 app + 0 sub. 0 gls. 1 cls.
2000 - Rockdale City Suns (NSW 1st Div) 21 app + 2 sub. 4 gls.
2001 - Dulwich Hill (NSWWSL) 20 app + 1 sub. 2 gls.
2002/3 - Rockdale City Suns (NSWPL) 21 app + 0 sub. 1 gls.
2003 - Hurstville City Minotaurs (NSWWSL) 11 app + 0 sub. 3 gls.
2004 - Liverpool Bossy (NSW 1st Div) 2 app + 0 sub. 0 gls.
2003 - Port Melbourne (VPL) 1 app + 5 sub. 1 gls.
2003 - Waverley Wanderers (VPVL Div 1 SE) 1 gls.
2000 - Mill Park (VPVL Div 2 NW) 1 gls.
2002 - Mill Park (VPVL Div 1 NW) 1 gls.
1996 - Seaford United (VSL Div 4) 10 gls.
1997 - Stonnington City (VSL Div 4) 5 gls.
1998 - Stonnington City (VSL Div 3) 1 gls.
1999 - Stonnington City (VSL Div 3) 2 gls.
2000 - Clifton Hill United (VSL Div 3 SE) 1 gls.
2001 - South Wantirna (VSL Div 3 SE) 1 gls.
2002 - Waverley Wanderers (VPVL Div 1 SE) 8 gls.
2003 - Waverley Wanderers (VPVL Div 1 SE) 5 gls.
2003 - Keilor Wolves (VPVL Div 3 NW) 3 gls.
2003 - Keilor Wolves (VPVL Div 3 NW) 1 gls.
1999 - Rowville Eagles (VPVL Div 3 SE) 6 gls.
2001 - Rowville Eagles (VPVL Div 3) 5 gls.
2002 - Rowville Eagles (VPVL Div 2 SE) 4 gls.
2003 - Rowville Eagles (VPVL Div 1 SE) 1 gls.
1993 - Oakleigh (VSL Div 1) 1 gls.
1994 - Brandon Park (VPVL Div 1) 5 gls.
1996 - Brandon Park (VPVL Div 2) 9 gls.
2000 - Brandon Park (VPVL Div 2 SE) 3 gls.
2002 - Brandon Park (VPVL Div 2 SE) 1 gls.
1986 - Canterbury-Marrickville (NSL) 1 app + 0 sub. 0 gls.
1989 - Blacktown City (NSL) 19 app + 2 sub. 9 gls.
1989/90 - Blacktown City (NSL) 21 app + 2 sub. 4 gls.
1990/1 - KV Mechelen (Belgium) 0 app. 0 gls.
1991/2 - KV Mechelen (Belgium) 3 app. 0 gls.
1992/3 - Sydney Olympic (NSL) 18 app + 0 sub. 7 gls.
1993/4 - KV Mechelen (Belgium) 15 app. 3 gls.
1994/5 - Metz (France) 2 app + 2 sub. 0 gls.
1999/00 - Sydney Olympic (NSL) 21 app + 8 sub. 9 gls.
2000/1 - Sydney United (NSL) 17 app + 2 sub. 6 gls.
2001/2 - Sydney United (NSL) 2 app + 1 sub. 0 gls.
2001/2 - Parramatta Power (NSL) 11 app + 1 sub. 3 gls.
2002/3 - APIA-Leichhardt (NSWPL) 22 app + 1 sub. 17 gls.
1999 - Springvale Condors (VPVL Div 1) 1 gls.
2003 - MSC Liverpool (NSWWSL) 3 app + 4 sub. 0 gls.
2004 - The Wanderers (NSW 1st Div) 7 app + 3 sub. 4 gls.
1994 - Mount Druitt Town (NSWSL) 20 app + 1 sub. 7 gls.
1997 - Leichhardt Tigers (NSWSL) 0 app + 1 sub. 1 gls.
1997 - St. George (NSWSL) 10 app + 5 sub. 2 gls.
1998 - St. George (NSWSL) 20 app + 0 sub. 7 gls.
1999 - Parramatta Eagles (NSWSL) 7 app + 1 sub. 1 gls.
2000 - AC United (NSW 1st Div) 23 app + 0 sub. 5 gls.
2001 - AC United (NSWWSL) 21 app + 1 sub. 11 gls.
2002 - AC United (NSWWSL) 12 app + 7 sub. 3 gls.
2003 - MSC Liverpool (NSWWSL) 23 app + 0 sub. 6 gls.


Your feet have premonitions to share with you! Our feet can be our early warning system that communicate with us on what we need to pay attention to in our bodies. Each area of our bodies connect to points on the bottom of our feet. Reflexologist can work on different...


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JD.com said it will invest 10 billion yuan in Hunan Province's Xiangtan City, along with a strategic cooperation deal to beef up its initiatives in the local region.
JD.com said it will invest 10 billion yuan (US$1.6 billion) in Hunan Province's Xiangtan City.
It has also signed a strategic cooperation deal to beef up its initiatives in the city in terms of logistics, cloud computing, driverless vehicles and robotic couriers.
The setting up of a demonstration base for "Internet Plus" initiatives such as cloud computing, artificial intelligence, and financial services has also been planned, as well as supportive measures for Xiangtan to develop its own digital economy.
The Xiangtan government will also combine the two sides' resources to build a logistics network to allow local agricultural product vendors to sell their merchandise to shoppers all around the country.
The two parties will also jointly set up a smart manufacturing innovation center, while the e-commerce company will help with the deployment of Xiangtan's modern agricultural strategy.
JD's chairman and chief executive officer Liu Qiangdong said in a statement that the rich talent resource and strong entrepreneurship in Hunan Province are providing huge growth opportunities for new economic formats and technologies.


GIT v1.5.3.7 Release Notes
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 * git-send-email added 8-bit contents to the payload without
   marking it as 8-bit in a CTE header.

 * "git-bundle create a.bndl HEAD" dereferenced the symref and
   did not record the ref as 'HEAD'; this prevented a bundle
   from being used as a normal source of git-clone.

 * The code to reject nonsense command line of the form
   "git-commit -a paths..." and "git-commit --interactive
   paths..." were broken.

 * Adding a signature that is not ASCII-only to an original
   commit that is ASCII-only would make the result non-ASCII.
   "git-format-patch -s" did not mark such a message correctly
   with MIME encoding header.

 * git-add sometimes did not mark the resulting index entry
   stat-clean.  This affected only cases when adding the
   contents with the same length as the previously staged
   contents, and the previous staging made the index entry
   "racily clean".

 * git-commit did not honor GIT_INDEX_FILE the user had in the
   environment.

 * When checking out a revision, git-checkout did not report where the
   updated HEAD is if you happened to have a file called HEAD in the
   work tree.

 * "git-rev-list --objects" mishandled a tree that points at a
   submodule.

 * "git cvsimport" was not ready for packed refs that "git gc" can
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 * Many scripted Porcelains were confused when you happened to have a
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Also it contains updates to the user manual and documentation.


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Ed Dixon is a character actor, playwright and composer. Dixon has appeared in numerous Broadway shows, including No, No, Nanette, King of Schnorrers, The Three Musketeers, Les Misérables (the show's 2nd and longest running Thenardier), Cyrano, The Scarlet Pimpernel, The Iceman Cometh, The Best Man, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Sunday in the Park with George and Mary Poppins. In 1987 he was nominated for a Drama Desk Award for his performance in the musical Shylock, for which he wrote the book, music, and lyrics. Dixon is the author/composer of Fanny Hill, which debuted in New York at The York Theatre after being launched at Goodspeed Musicals. Fanny Hill was nominated for two Drama Desk Awards and one Drama-Logue Award. Dixon also wrote the musical Richard Cory with noted playwright A. R. Gurney. The musical won the Festival Prize and the Audience Award when it debuted at the New York Musical Theatre Festival. His latest work, Whodunit... The Musical, based on a Mary Roberts Rinehart mystery has gained critical acclaim in regional venues throughout the United States.
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Color, white. Leaves, opposite, long-petioled, with sharp teeth, pointed, broad near the base, thin. Flowers, in compound corymbs. Late summer.
A handsome plant, 2 to 3 feet high, spreading, branching. Its pure white flowers and long-petioled, thin leaves mass finely in the woods. Rich, moist woods, not far from the coast.
E. aromaticum is similar to the last, with leaves rather thick, on short petioles, flowers in large corymbs.
In rich woods near the coast, Massachusetts and Connecticut to Florida.


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package mage.cards.i;

import java.util.UUID;
import mage.MageInt;
import mage.abilities.Ability;
import mage.abilities.common.DealtDamageAndDiedTriggeredAbility;
import mage.abilities.common.SimpleActivatedAbility;
import mage.abilities.costs.common.TapSourceCost;
import mage.abilities.effects.common.DamageTargetEffect;
import mage.abilities.effects.common.FlipSourceEffect;
import mage.cards.CardImpl;
import mage.cards.CardSetInfo;
import mage.constants.CardType;
import mage.constants.SubType;
import mage.constants.SuperType;
import mage.constants.Zone;
import mage.filter.common.FilterCreaturePermanent;
import mage.filter.predicate.permanent.WasDealtDamageThisTurnPredicate;
import mage.game.permanent.token.TokenImpl;
import mage.target.common.TargetCreaturePermanent;

/**
 * @author LevelX
 */
public final class InitiateOfBlood extends CardImpl {

    private static final FilterCreaturePermanent filter = new FilterCreaturePermanent("creature that was dealt damage this turn");

    static {
        filter.add(new WasDealtDamageThisTurnPredicate());
    }

    public InitiateOfBlood(UUID ownerId, CardSetInfo setInfo) {
        super(ownerId,setInfo,new CardType[]{CardType.CREATURE},"{3}{R}");
        this.subtype.add(SubType.OGRE);
        this.subtype.add(SubType.SHAMAN);

        this.power = new MageInt(2);
        this.toughness = new MageInt(2);
        this.flipCard = true;
        this.flipCardName = "Goka the Unjust";

        // {T}: Initiate of Blood deals 1 damage to target creature that was dealt damage this turn.
        Ability ability = new SimpleActivatedAbility(Zone.BATTLEFIELD, new DamageTargetEffect(1), new TapSourceCost());
        ability.addTarget(new TargetCreaturePermanent(filter));
        this.addAbility(ability);

        // When that creature is put into a graveyard this turn, flip Initiate of Blood.
        this.addAbility(new DealtDamageAndDiedTriggeredAbility(new FlipSourceEffect(new GokaTheUnjust())));

    }

    public InitiateOfBlood(final InitiateOfBlood card) {
        super(card);
    }

    @Override
    public InitiateOfBlood copy() {
        return new InitiateOfBlood(this);
    }
}

class GokaTheUnjust extends TokenImpl {

    private static final FilterCreaturePermanent filter = new FilterCreaturePermanent("creature that was dealt damage this turn");

    static {
        filter.add(new WasDealtDamageThisTurnPredicate());
    }

    GokaTheUnjust() {
        super("Goka the Unjust", "");
        addSuperType(SuperType.LEGENDARY);
        cardType.add(CardType.CREATURE);
        color.setRed(true);
        subtype.add(SubType.OGRE);
        subtype.add(SubType.SHAMAN);
        power = new MageInt(4);
        toughness = new MageInt(4);

        // {T}: Goka the Unjust deals 4 damage to target creature that was dealt damage this turn.
        Ability ability = new SimpleActivatedAbility(Zone.BATTLEFIELD, new DamageTargetEffect(4), new TapSourceCost());
        ability.addTarget(new TargetCreaturePermanent(filter));
        this.addAbility(ability);
    }
    public GokaTheUnjust(final GokaTheUnjust token) {
        super(token);
    }

    public GokaTheUnjust copy() {
        return new GokaTheUnjust(this);
    }
}


5.0 out of 5 starsFun, fresh and frugal.
I saw one of the recipes from the book used on the Home and Family show, so I decided to give it a try. I am an artist and crafter, so the creativity of this appealed to me.
I am still reading, but how smart is this author? She starts you out at the very beginning with a fast and easy farmer's cheese. This is so basic and easy that it encourages you to know you can do this and will keep people reading the rest. She also has many photos, so you can really see if you are on track. Very well thought out.
My dogs are loving the leftover whey on their dog food, so it gets a "paws up" rating from them as well.
115 people found this helpful.
I like this book. I've made several of the recipes and now I don't buy cottage or ricotta anymore.
The author must have a nearby goat herd! Goat milk is available for $6/qt here, making it a expense I'll pass on.
I use tulle, wedding veil material, instead of cheese cloth, and washes and dries better, reusable , stronger . I put a tablespoon of bleach in a half gallon of water to sanitize the tulle, rinse it well after the soak.
5.0 out of 5 starsExcellent Resource.
Cheese making, it seems such a mystery to me. Yet it really isn't. It also isn't difficult to make some soft cheeses at home without a lot of special equipment and ingredients.
You will need some special things- Rennet, sometimes, which is what helps your cheese become cheese and cheese cloth and maybe some citric acid. But this book will guide you through all of that with an explanation of why you need what items. Do not expect to buy this book, get it in the mail one day and start making cheese.
You will need to gather your supplies. None of it is expensive but you will need to have everything on hand when you begin.
This is not for aged cheese. You won't learn to make stinky cheese or harder cheese that need to sit and be aged for a while. This book is about fresh, easy, cheeses. One hour is about correct. Although I will say that it took me a little bit longer than one hour I guess I move slow.
Everything in this book is clear and easy to read. There are lovely pictures in this book and step by step directions. Every recipe I tried turned out great. Some of the cheese was not to my liking but it set up and looked and tasted as it should have based on the pictures and descriptions. The directions were clear and easy to follow.
If I were teaching someone as a beginner, I'd suggest they get this book and then I'd help them as needed. This is a great resource.
And home made cottage cheese is my new favorite, I don't think I'll ever eat store bought again. It's that simple and that yummy.
Love love love this book. Great for a beginner or anyone that needs some different ideas. Three levels: Easy, Easier & Easiest. Step by step colored pictures with instructions. Amazingly well done! This is what ALL the cheese books should have. There are some really cute & different ideas that I haven't seen in all the cheese books I own. They show a cheese you shape in the form of a Hershey Kiss called Chevre French Kisses. Very cute. 260 pages with (finally) a blank page labeled Cheese Log to put your personal notes in at the end of the book. I have always used a steno notebook to note what went well or what went wrong etc. at the end of each recipe. The only things I would like to see in cheese books are blank pages for notes at the end of each recipe and ANOTHER one of these books done the same with different cheeses. In other words, One Hour Cheese Book 2, One Hour Cheese Book 3 and on & on. Kudos to these people for all their work on this book. They did it RIGHT!!!!!! Thank you so much!!
5.0 out of 5 starsNeed Cheese? GOT some MILK and an Hour? You'll have Cheese.


Tonight Alex and I went to Movies 10 to see The Book of Eli. Denzel Washington stars as a man who protects the book he carries across post-apocalyptic America.
His journey is stark and violent. The story moves along slowly and methodically with flashes of brutality. The landscape is eerie and desolate.
In the end there is a very good payoff for the audience.
It's a very good move. Go see it. You may even want to see it a second time.


Mark Evans and Christopher John O’Neill Step Into The Book of Mormon’s National Tour
January 2nd, 2013 | By Marc Snetiker
America, meet your new elders! West End star Mark Evans and newcomer Christopher John O’Neill have joined the cast of The Book of Mormon’s first national tour as Elder Price and Cunningham, respectively.
Evans and O’Neill joined the touring show (which officially opened in Los Angeles on September 12) on December 28, replacing original tour stars Gavin Creel and Jared Gertner. Creel and Gertner will reprise their roles as Price and Cunningham in the West End production this March.
Featuring a book and score by Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Robert Lopez, The Book of Mormon follows two mismatched Mormon missionaries as they are sent to Uganda to spread their religion. Upon arrival they learn their training may not have quite prepared them for the many challenges they are about to face.
In London Evans has appeared as Fiyero in Wicked, Sam in Ghost and in the U.K. national tours of Oklahoma and The Rocky Horror Show. O’Neill will make his professional debut in The Book of Mormon. He previously toured internationally with his sketch comedy duo act, The Chris and Paul Show.


Non-ferrous metal smelting operations involve refining of each element from highly complex compound material containing major elements such as Pb, Zn and Cu. Having knowledge about the complex morphology of the different compounds in the raw material is critical in the Cu smelting process to optimize the refining efficiency of each major element present.
Currently, raw material evaluation is performed using X-ray diffraction (XRD), inductively-coupled plasma (ICP) and electron probe microanalysis (EPMA). However, average, bulk composition data can only obtained with ICP and XRD.
Performing a quantitative analysis of a complex sample composed of 10 to 20 elements and many different phases using EPMA may require several hours.
In addition, the involvement of highly skilled analysts is a prerequisite of an EPMA analysis to run the instrument and to examine a mixed compound material using electron image contrast.
Energy-dispersive spectroscopy (EDS) now has improved detection efficiency and shortened acquisition times, thanks to the recent advances in Silicon Drift Detectors (SDD).
The EDS spectral imaging data quality has further improved with powerful peak deconvolution methods, approaching the quality of EPMA.
In addition, the advent of EDS multivariate analytical methods has further simplified the analysis of phase distributions as opposed to just elemental distributions.
This article discusses the phase analysis of Cu-compound raw material using the multivariate statistical analysis of EDS spectral imaging data (Thermo Scientific COMPASS software).
Besides shortened acquisition time (30 minutes) compared to ICP or EPMA, the technique can identify the complicated distribution of the different phases.
The experiment involved evaluating Cu compounds produced in the initial process of copper lead smelting subsequent to the extraction of coarse lead. A field emission scanning electron microscope (FESEM) and EDS were used to analyze the elemental distribution and phase morphology. Reflected light optical microscopy was used to observe the analyzed area (a 230 x 180µm rectangle) for metallic components.
The electron image and the cumulative EDS spectrum for the EDS spectral imaging acquisition are presented in Figures 1 and 2.
Different potential peak overlaps of various elemental peaks may be present, according to the cumulative spectrum. These overlap conditions are illustrated in Figure 3.
The elemental distributions by traditional peak count maps are presented in Figure 4. However, there is no correction of peak overlaps determined by Figure 3 in these maps.
In addition, false element intensities may be provided by these overlaps, affecting the elucidation of the spatial distribution of the elements.
The results of the peak deconvoluted quantitative elemental maps are given in Figure 5, showing the real distributions of S, Sb, Ca, Al. This was not clearly observable in the traditional peak count maps owing to the overlapping peaks of other elements.
The principal component maps extracted by COMPASS multivariate imaging analysis software are presented in Figure 6.
Figure 7 shows the spectra of the first through the eighth key components and the standardless quantitative results of the spectral data, where each component typically has strong intensities.
Figure 6. The first through eighth component maps of the 16 components extracted by COMPASS multivariate analysis software.
A Cu-Sn alloy phase is present as an associated phase with the Pb metal phase.
The analysis of these results is helpful in determining and optimizing the processing steps to enhance the refining efficiency of Cu compounds.
The analysis method provided a comprehensive analytical data within 30 minute of data acquisition time, thus ensuring an optimized throughput to the refining process by providing rapid results (Figure 8).
Moreover, the technique has simplified the verification work of the material by allowing for the evaluation of materials generated in each refining process.
EDS can collect the X-rays of the whole energy range concurrently and acquire X-ray maps at very low magnifications (below 1000x) without the need for microscope stage scanning. Nevertheless, this sample shows different combinations of elements involving the overlapping of the characteristic EDS X-ray peaks. Hence, up to this point, sample analysis was done with EPMA.
The X-ray counts are simply extracted by the traditional peak counts map (Figure 4) technique in a given energy range of the peak, thus possibly having the X-ray counts of other element peaks which overlap.
The spectral image results are in good agreement with the EPMA results obtained by using wavelength-dispersive spectroscopy with higher spectral resolution. Nonetheless, the morphology of the chemical compounds cannot be clearly understood from elemental maps. The second principal component was excluded as it is mounting epoxy.
The results clearly demonstrate the advantage of using the multivariate statistical analysis software (COMPASS), which reveals the morphology, chemistry, and distribution of each individual compound produced in the initial process of copper lead smelting, easily and rapidly. This ability helps improving the refining process and achieving cost savings to the smelting process.


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Today Miss Hines read us chapter 15 in the book The Boy And The Striped Pyjamas. We had to create a diary entry. We have done this before bu...

All About Me!

My Name Is Caitlin. I am 12 years old. I go to Grey Main School in Greymouth. We are in the South Island on the West Coast. My teacher is Mr Wood. My favorite color is blue. I love hockey and swimming. My family is Mum and Dad and my two dogs Tazzy and Puzzle. They are fox terriers. My favorite subject is MATHS !! =-).


The MLT-42-F is designed and fabricated in North Carolina USA and fully supported by SuperDroid Robots, an industry leader in robotics. It is a smaller version of our LT2 and HD2 tanks, but built with the same high level of quality, strength, power, etc. This is not a plastic imported robot that will disappoint you. It performs exceptionally well for its size and is intended as a small maneuverable customizable tracked robot platform.
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MLT-42 flipper arm pair with drive sprockets and all required bearings and hardware.
SyRen 10A Regenerative Motor Driver for flipper motor.
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Clashes turn to chaos at DeWitt Clinton HS [Bronx]
Posted by Change the Stakes ⋅ October 14, 2010 ⋅ Leave a comment
By Nikki Dowling
http://riverdalepress.com/stories/Clashes-turn-to-chaos-at-DeWitt-Clinton-HS,47003?page=1&content_source=
Violence at DeWitt Clinton High School escalated to such a point on Oct. 1, that police were called in and slapped at least seven juveniles with disorderly conduct notices, according to police and the Department of Education. Overcrowding, and what some students say is rampant gang violence at the school, has now culminated in chaos and administrators are scrambling to come up with a solution. The morning brawl, which numerous students interviewed said was related to gang activity, was followed a week later by Principal Geraldine Ambrosio’s declaration of a “building-wide emergency … continuing until further notice,” according to a letter to staff obtained by The Press. Police and the Department of Education said the violence was not gang-related. Both blamed the incident on the rain storm, which, they said, prevented administrators from getting to school on time, leaving some students unsupervised. “There was low teacher attendance due to the storm and the principal had students gather in the auditorium at the beginning of the day until classrooms were staffed. During a change of period, two students began to fight and several other students joined the fight,” DOE spokeswoman Marge Feinberg said in an e-mail. But students interviewed during dismissal on Oct. 8 told a very different story. Eleven current students, one former student and one parent said the violence was gang related. Two students were unsure and one said gangs were not involved. All of them wished to remain anonymous for fear of their safety. “It was multiple fights, people were getting jumped … somebody snuck in a machete and brought a gun,” a student, who planned to change schools out of fear, said of the incident. “Friday it was, like, a war zone … even the teachers were scared … we weren’t allowed to leave the classroom … ” One student estimated that 20 to 30 people in the school were in gangs. He said among the most popular were the Bloods and the Crips. Gangs aren’t the only aspect of Oct. 1 incident that students disagree with the DOE and police about. The DOE and the NYPD said no students were hurt during the incident. Students said otherwise.
“I got jumped … I got hit with umbrellas,” a junior said. “I was just standing there … I hit one of them back and they ran.” The student said he was struck in the face and ribs. He went to the nurse, who gave him medicine for the pain and called his parents. He said he left school at 10 a.m. Detective Cheryl Crispin said the DOE, not the NYPD, handles minor injury cases where students are taken to the school nurse. Police presence at the school was increased after the incident. There were at least 13 uniformed officers outside the school during dismissal on Oct. 8, a week later. They told students not to stand in front of the school, ushering them off the sidewalks and across the street to the nearby park. A Facebook group called “I survived DeWitt Clinton 10/1/10” was founded after the incident and amassed nearly 500 followers in one week. “It’s like a jail in there,” a concerned parent said. Teachers have also been asked to act as security personnel. In the letter obtained by The Press the principal gave teachers “emergency patrol assignments,” asking educators to stand by exits during their professional development periods. Teachers were told to tell students to move to their next classes but were advised not to get involved in conflict. They were also asked to limit the number of bathroom passes they give out and enforce the “ten minute bathroom rule.” “Due to ongoing circumstances the UFT, in consultation with me [the principal], has declared a building-wide emergency. Please report to your assignment … until further notice,” the letter said. That’s not what professional development periods are normally used for, United Federation of Teachers Spokesperson Peter Kadushin said. “I don’t have one minute of any training but I am forced to be here by the door and I don’t know what to do,” a teacher, who wished to remain anonymous, said in a phone interview while guarding an exit. “I should be doing a lot of grading right now instead of standing here … it doesn’t make sense at all.” Officials at the school refused to comment.
Sidebar: Crowding spills into violence? Overcrowding at DeWitt Clinton may have helped create the conditions that led to violence Oct. 1
There are 4,388 students enrolled at the school — 956 more than there should be, according to the Enrollment, Capacity and Utilization Traditional Report. The building, which can hold up to 3,432 people, is operating at 128 percent capacity.
A teacher, who wished to remain anonymous for fear of retaliation, said many offices and teacher’s lounges have been turned into classrooms. She described teaching a class of 35 students in a room that used to be an office.
“There are many rooms like this,” she said. “Because of the crowding we use any tiny little space we have but it’s not adequate.”
The source said there is nowhere in the makeshift classrooms to put textbooks. They are kept on radiators and, often, are thrown in the garbage by students who think teachers will be forced to pay for missing supplies.
“Imagine a town comminuting every 40 minutes. Of course, even if people are well-intended, there will be accidents,” the source said.
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445 So.2d 385 (1984)
HAYWARD TRUCKING, INC., and Nationwide Insurance Company, Appellants,
v.
AETNA INSURANCE COMPANY and Clifford A. Joyner, Appellees.
No. AT-180.
District Court of Appeal of Florida, First District.
February 13, 1984.
*386 John P. Brooks of Jones & Langdon, Gainesville, for appellants.
Bruce R. Kaster of Green, Simmons, Green, Hightower & Gray, Ocala, for appellees.
THOMPSON, Judge.
Nationwide Insurance Company (Nationwide) and Hayward Trucking, Inc. (Hayward) appeal a workers' compensation order requiring Nationwide, inter alia, to reimburse appellee-Aetna Insurance Company (Aetna) for all benefits it paid to claimant subsequent to May 25, 1982, to institute temporary total disability (TTD) benefits to claimant as of January 31, 1983, and to provide claimant with appropriate medical benefits. We reverse.
Claimant, a driver and general maintenance man for Hayward, sustained a compensable back injury on September 15, 1981, while changing a tire. On September 17, 1981, claimant was seen by Dr. Koerner, an osteopath, who diagnosed "right shoulder bursitis, left sciatic neuritis, a lumbar strain" and the possibility of a herniated disc. Claimant returned to work for Hayward, although he said he was still having trouble with his leg. He continued driving a truck, but using the clutch particularly bothered him. He tried to stay away from changing tires and sweeping. Nationwide was Hayward's workers' compensation carrier at the time of this accident.
Claimant continued working for Hayward, with the exception of days which he occasionally missed because of back trouble, until May 24, 1982, when he experienced pain in his low back, hip, and leg while he and a co-worker were changing a tire. Aetna was Hayward's workers' compensation carrier in May 1982. Dr. Jones, an orthopedic surgeon who saw claimant following the second accident, stated in his deposition that "the second set of symptoms or the second incident or accident or whatever you want to call it, was simply a reinjury of a pre-existing old one."
After a claim for benefits was filed, Aetna took the position that claimant's back injury was the result of the September 15, 1981 accident, and that Nationwide was solely responsible to claimant for any benefits. Accordingly, Aetna sought reimbursement from Nationwide for benefits paid to claimant. Nationwide took the position that claimant's back injury was the result of the second accident and that Aetna was solely responsible for any benefits. The deputy commissioner (deputy) found that the May 24, 1982 "incident constituted, at most, a temporary aggravation of the [claimant's] pre-existing condition." The deputy further found that claimant was entitled to TTD from May 24, 1982 and continuing and that Aetna was entitled to reimbursement from Nationwide for benefits paid to or on claimant's behalf since September 9, 1982, the date Aetna informed Nationwide of its potential liability. However, we note that the decretal portion of the order requires Nationwide to reimburse Aetna for all benefits paid to and on claimant's behalf subsequent to May 25, 1982.
Under the circumstances Aetna, not Nationwide, is responsible for claimant's temporary disability and medical benefits subsequent *387 to the second accident. Following the first accident claimant was able to return to his former position, although he indicated he avoided sweeping and changing tires and that he experienced pain. Although he sought medical treatment for dehydration between the time he saw Dr. Koerner on September 17, 1981, and the time of the May 24, 1982 accident, it does not appear that claimant sought medical treatment for his back during this time. At the time of the hearing there was no indication that claimant had reached maximum medical improvement (MMI) from the second accident. Accordingly, the deputy erred in requiring Nationwide to reimburse Aetna for the temporary disability and medical benefits paid to claimant subsequent to the May 24, 1982 accident. Likewise the finding that Nationwide is responsible for claimant's attorney's fees and costs for obtaining TTD benefits and medical treatment is erroneous.
Once claimant attains MMI, the deputy may properly be requested to apportion any permanency claimant may have between Nationwide and Aetna, according to their respective responsibilities. The order appealed is REVERSED and REMANDED for proceedings consistent with this opinion.
SHIVERS and JOANOS, JJ., concur.


A variety of bus tours are offered for seniors throughout the summer. Participants visit attractions and interesting places around St. John’s as well as throughout the Avalon Peninsula. Outings provide an opportunity for participants to be active, to socialize, and to travel to new or familiar places.
Registration for outings must be completed at least three days prior to the event. Registration is on a first come first served basis.
All prices include lunch or light refreshments, transportation to and from tour/event, admission price and HST. The City of St. John's reserves the right to cancel, change or substitute outings if necessary.
Please call 709-576-8594 the evening before the event to determine bus schedule.


President Barack Obama signs H.R. 240, the Department of Homeland Security Appropriations Act of 2015. The president signed a law funding the Homeland Security Department through the end of the budget year.
BREAKING: Republican-led Senate fails to overturn Obama's veto of bill approving Keystone XL pipeline.
"You should be able to buy the things you need without risking your identity, your credit score, or your savings." —Obama on "Buy Secure"
President Barack Obama speaks at the Global Health Security Agenda Summit in the South Court Auditorium of the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House complex in Washington. The president said that in an interconnected world, outbreaks of deadly viruses like Ebola have the potential to affect every nation.
#ObamasFault #ThanksObama RT @AP: BREAKING: Economy grew at 4.6 percent rate in April-June quarter, strongest pace since late 2011.
Uninsured rate among #Latinos plummets from 36% to 23% in just 1st year of #ACA. http://t.co/7KYCk9A4R8 Even w/o FL, TX Medicaid expansion.
1/In 1st year of #ACA, 1/3rd of Hispanic adults w/o health insurance gain coverage. One third. In one year.
2/The scale of this success is extraordinary. Perhaps most important legislation for Hispanic Americans in US history.
On This Day: President Obama & the First Lady Michelle at the Congressional Black Caucus Awards Dinner, 2009.
President Barack Obama speaks to the media during a meeting with his cabinet members in the Cabinet Room of the White House. From left are, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Gina McCarthy, Education Secretary Arne Duncan, Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell, Interior Secretary Sally Jewell.
With the Key Bridge, linking Washington and Northern Virginia in the background, President Barack Obama speaks about the economy and transportation, at Georgetown Waterfront Park in Washington. The President said 700,000 jobs could be at risk next year if Congress doesn’t quickly agree on how to pay for highway and transit programs.


Plastic bags as band-aid fix for Australia's copper network
There’s been plenty of back-and-forth lately over the state of Australia’s copper telecommunications infrastructure, now Union representatives say Telstra’s network is in utter disrepair.
Reports today say some workers have resorted to using plastic bags and duct tape to repair damaged phone lines in urgent need of a permanent fix.
Maintaining copper network connection to residences has been a linchpin of the Coalition’s proposed NBN policy, but Shane Murphy, the assistant secretary of CEPU's New South Wales branch, says as far as he is concerned, there is no other option than to replace the ageing copper wires.
Mr Murphy said, "Unless we do it, customers around Australia will have poor internet and phone services for many many years ahead... there is no bandaid solution to this - whether it's in Sydney, Perth, Melbourne, Adelaide, country towns - plastic bags and ringbarked cables are everywhere... it's time to replace the whole network, not a part of it."


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Rated M for MacPhail
1001 Movies and Beyond is film lover Audrey Fox's ultimate attempt to watch the 1001 Movies You Must See Before You Do.
1001 Movies and Beyond The Ultimate Quest To Watch the Best Films Ever Made
Jun 5 M
Audrey Fox
M represents the directorial debut of Sara Forestier, who also wrote the script and stars as the film's female lead, Lila. While her previous work has been impressive, winning awards for projects like The Names of Love, there's no way to avoid feeling that this film is more than a little muddled and uninspired.
Mo (Redouanne Harjane) is an illiterate driver who spends the majority of his time illegally racing cars. Lila (Sara Forestier) is a sensitive writer who struggles with a debilitating speech impediment that threatens her prospects for the future. They are nothing alike except for their perceived brokenness, but this vulnerability creates an understanding between the two that draws them to one another.
M isn't necessarily an original story: man with self-esteem issues begins relationship with equally emotionally fragile woman, only to become maddeningly insecure when said relationship gives girlfriend the confidence and sense of stability she needs to change her life for the better. Now that she is succeeding, he is suddenly terrified that she will realize she can do better and dump him, but instead of communicating with her or doing anything positive, he does pretty much everything in his power to self-sabotage. If he launches an atomic bomb of douche, he doesn't have to face real rejection. Tale as old as time, song as old as rhyme, beauty and the emotionally stunted manchild.
Nevertheless, their frequently combustible relationship makes sense in all the ways that matter on screen, although it is a bit disappointing that neither character is given the depth required for a film that seems like its trying to be a character study.
Mo is the more interesting of the two, as we watch him struggle with feelings of inadequacy over his inability to read and write, and the scenes where Lila's young sister (played by a frankly worryingly precocious Liv Andren) is attempting to help him make sense of French spelling and grammar are definite highlights. (Although the scene where she discovers his secret and he threatens her in very violent terms is less charming.)
But he's also the more frustrating character. His early attempts to force Lila into speaking when she clearly isn't ready come off as boorish and overly aggressive, and his stubborn refusal to ever ask for help is just plain annoying. The well-trod territory of a man struggling to overcome issues of rage and resentment are somehow never quite as interesting as they are intended to be, and in this film Mo's complicated relationship with his mother and sister seems like it is picked up and set down at random, but never truly explored in a way that would give it some emotional resonance.
This is a running theme in the film, where backstory and even entire plot elements are hinted at but then abandoned seemingly at random. The effect of this is to make M feel rather slight and insubstantial. Another issue in the film is the age difference between Lila and Mo. It's a little on the worrying side, largely because it's difficult to tell exactly how old Lila is supposed to be. She seems like a high school student dating a volatile and occasionally emotionally manipulative man in his early to mid 30s, which raises nearly every single red flag in the book.
Overall, M features compelling performances from the two leads, but there are some confusing and borderline uncomfortable choices made that prevent the film from overcoming its shallow plot and bog-standard visual style.
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Schultz’s fast-paced left-handed bowling caused major problems for both right- and left-handed batsmen, evidenced by the 20 wickets which fell in the three-Test series against Sri Lanka in 1993-94, his debut tour.
Described in 2013 by the Indian Express as “one of the most intimidating opponents in world cricket”, Schultz made his mark on the world stage despite his career being plagued by injury.
While he only lasted nine Tests, the "Bear", as he was aptly named for his menacing demeanour on field, added excitement and character to the cricket pitch and an air of tension for batsmen and fans alike whenever he thundered towards the bowling crease.
Following his cricketing career, and after a stint as owner of All Bar None on Bree Street, Cape Town, Schultz turned to business. He is now a Director at short-term insurance specialists, Econorisk, an independent South African-based risk and insurance advisory business.
Schultz now resides in Cape Town with his fiancé Georgina Swain and has a daughter, Skye.
Brett Schultz is actively involved in supporting a number of charitable organisations including TEARS Animal Rescue, SOS Children's Villages SA and Acres of Love.
Brett and Econorisk support the Breatheasy Programme at the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital, a program for parents of children reliant on tracheostomy or artificial ventilation for breathing. In November 2016, a fundraiser, initiated by Brett and sponsored by Econorisk, raised R108,000 for the Breatheasy Tracheostomy and Ventilation Homecare Programme and the Red Cross.
In March 2017, Brett, together with volunteers from Econorisk and elsewhere, spent a night in a TEARS Animal Welfare shelter kennel for a second time with a rescue dog, to raise money for the charity and to help find homes for some of the many dogs and cats which have been saved from a life of homelessness and abuse. In 2016, the Sleepathon raised over half a million South African rand for TEARS.
In March 2016, Brett was an Ambassador for the inaugural Cape Town Cricket Sixes where their CSR initiative 'HitPovertyforaSix' aims to enhance awareness and accessibility to the sport for those less fortunate. The second such event took place on 18 and 19 February 2017 at the Green Point Precinct. The Rugby and Cricket Legends teams, managed by Brett, joined 59 other teams competing across two days in seven leagues. Brett continues to be an Ambassador for the Cape Town Cricket Sixes.
In 2014, Brett cycled the Cape Argus Pick 'n Pay Cycle Tour with his partner Georgina Swain to raise money for SARDA (South African Riding for the Disabled).
Brett and Econorisk have also actively supported a South African-based Equestrian dressage Paralympic hopeful on her journey towards competing for South Africa in the 2016 Summer Paralympic Games in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.


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Memorial services were held April 3, 2019 at St. John’s Episcopal Church in Eagle Butte with inurnment at St. Paul’s Episcopal Cemetery in LaPlant. Kesling Funeral Home of Mobridge was in charge of arrangements.
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Q:

Express isnt loading CSS files

For some reason my CSS isnt loading, I use sass so it creates a css folder outside of the public folder, And it just keeps doing that after i try to move it
my folder directory
-node project
-public
+index.htmlFOlder structure

-css
+style.css
+index.js (my server)
Here are my links in the css and the middleware im using to serve this in the index
html
<link rel="stylesheet" href="../css/style.css">

nodejs
app.use(express.static('public'))

Note im now also getting an error -
"Refused to apply style from 'http://127.0.0.1:3000/css/style.css' because its MIME type ('text/html') is not a supported stylesheet MIME type, and strict MIME checking is enabled."

A:

To serve the multiple static files you need to add multiple middlewares in your index.js file
app.use(express.static('public'));
app.use(express.static('css'));

and link to CSS with this line in your index.html file
<link rel="stylesheet"  href="style.css">


767 N.W.2d 301 (2009)
2009 WI App 51
John A. MITTNACHT and Theresa Mittnacht, Plaintiffs-Appellants,
v.
ST. PAUL FIRE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY and Midwest Security Administrators, Inc., Defendants-Respondents.
No. 2008AP1036.
Court of Appeals of Wisconsin.
Submitted on Briefs November 25, 2008.
Opinion Filed March 4, 2009.
*303 On behalf of the plaintiffs-appellants, the cause was submitted on the briefs of Timothy A. Hawley and Christina L. Peterson of Stellpflug Law, S.C., De Pere.
On behalf of the defendants-respondents, the cause was submitted on the brief of Michael R. Vescio of SmithAmundsen LLC, Milwaukee.
Before BROWN, C.J., SNYDER and NEUBAUER, JJ.
¶ 1 NEUBAUER, J.
John A. Mittnacht and Theresa Mittnacht appeal from a summary judgment granted in favor of St. Paul Fire and Casualty Insurance Company. John was injured in an automobile accident while operating his own auto during the course of his employment. He seeks uninsured motorist (UM) and medical payments coverage under his employer's commercial auto policy. It is undisputed that John's car is not a "covered auto" under the policy's UM insuring agreement, but arguably would be a "covered auto" under the separate liability insuring agreement. The trial court denied the Mittnachts' contention that WIS. STAT. § 632.32(1), (3) and (4) (2007-08)[1] requires UM coverage for all motor vehicles eligible for liability coverage. We hold that the statute does not require St. Paul to provide John with UM coverage when operating a personal car that is not described in the UM coverage section of the policy. Additionally, § 632.32(4)(b) permits the named insured to reject medical payments coverage. Here, the policy does not provide medical payments coverage to John. We uphold the trial court's grant of summary judgment and affirm.

BACKGROUND
¶ 2 On February 12, 2003, John was traveling on a business trip when he was struck on the driver's side of his vehicle by an uninsured motorist. At the time, John was employed by Polar Ware Company and Stoelting, LLC (Polar Ware). Although John was driving his personal vehicle, it is undisputed that he was operating his vehicle in the conduct of his employer's business. Polar Ware carried a commercial auto insurance policy through St. Paul, with a one-year policy period in 2003 (the policy).
¶ 3 John received UM coverage under a policy he purchased on his car from American Family Mutual Insurance Company. *304 After unsuccessfully attempting to also recover from St. Paul, the Mittnachts filed this action against St. Paul for UM and medical payments benefits under the terms of the policy issued to Polar Ware. After both parties moved for summary judgment, the trial court entered judgment in favor of St. Paul. The Mittnachts appeal.

DISCUSSION

Standards of Review
¶ 4 The interpretation of an insurance contract presents a question of law which is appropriate for summary judgment. Jessica M.F. v. Liberty Mut. Fire Ins. Co., 209 Wis.2d 42, 48-49, 561 N.W.2d 787 (Ct.App.1997). When reviewing a grant of summary judgment, we apply the same methodology as the trial court. Green Spring Farms v. Kersten, 136 Wis.2d 304, 315, 401 N.W.2d 816 (1987). We will affirm a summary judgment if the record shows that there is no genuine issue as to any material fact and that the moving party is entitled to judgment as a matter of law. WIS. STAT. § 802.08(2). Further, statutory interpretation and the interpretation of an insurance policy present questions of law that we review de novo. Teschendorf v. State Farm Ins. Cos., 2006 WI 89, ¶ 9, 293 Wis.2d 123, 717 N.W.2d 258.
¶ 5 When we construe a statute, we begin with the language of the statute and give it its common, ordinary, and accepted meaning, except that technical or specially defined words are given their technical or special definitions. State ex rel. Kalal v. Circuit Court for Dane County, 2004 WI 58, ¶ 45, 271 Wis.2d 633, 681 N.W.2d 110. "In construing or interpreting a statute the court is not at liberty to disregard the plain, clear words of the statute." Id., ¶ 46 (citation omitted).

Issue on Appeal
¶ 6 John concedes that he was not driving a "covered auto" as defined under the UM coverage agreement of his employer's auto policy. The policy's medical payments insuring agreement does not extend to employees in their own auto. However, John argues WIS. STAT. § 632.32 mandates UM and medical payments coverage because his personal "nonowned" auto used in the conduct of his employer's business is a "covered auto" under the policy's separate liability insuring agreement.[2]

The St. Paul Policy's Uninsured Motorist Agreement Does Not Provide Coverage for an Employee's Personal Nonowned Auto
¶ 7 St. Paul's policy is made up of several Insuring Agreements, including among others, Auto Liability Protection, Uninsured Motorists Protection and Auto Medical Payments Protection. Each has its own coverage summary, and the insuring agreements each have provisions regarding "Who is Protected Under This Agreement" and "Which Autos are Covered." These provisions do not cross-reference one another, nor does one incorporate the other. The Auto Liability Protection "insuring agreement provides auto liability protection for your business." The Uninsured Motorist Protection  Wisconsin insuring agreement provides coverage for *305 "damages for bodily injury caused by an accident which the named insured or anyone else covered under this agreement are legally entitled to collect from the driver or owner of an uninsured vehicle."
¶ 8 The Uninsured Motorist Protection  Wisconsin insuring agreement provides coverage to "the named insured and other persons protected under this agreement." "Protected persons" include the named insured and, if the named insured is an organization, "[a]nyone in a covered auto."[3] If shown in the "Coverage Summary," (1) scheduled autos and (2) autos owned by the named insured are "covered autos," along with (3) autos the named insured owns for which the state requires the named insured to provide UM coverage.[4] The Coverage Summary's scheduled autos lists thirteen cars. The list of scheduled autos, which does not include John's car, designates that liability, UM and medical payments coverage is provided for each identified auto. Consistent with the third category of "covered autos" owned by the named insured, the UM coverage summary states that "owned autos subject to a compulsory uninsured motorist law" are covered autos. As noted above, the Mittnachts recognize that John's personal non-owned auto is not a "covered auto" under the terms of the UM protection agreement as it is neither an owned auto (by Polar Ware) nor a scheduled auto.

WISCONSIN STAT. § 632.32(4)(a)1., the Uninsured Motorist Statute, Does Not Require Coverage
¶ 9 WISCONSIN STAT. § 632.32(1) provides that the statute applies to "every policy of insurance issued or delivered in [Wisconsin] against the insured's liability for loss or damage resulting from accident caused by any motor vehicle...." Subsection (4)(a)1. mandates that such policies include UM coverage.[5] While the statute *306 requires that "every policy" that provides motor vehicle liability insurance also provide UM protection, neither provision mandates the scope of that protection beyond the "insured." Contrary to the Mittnachts' argument, nothing in § 632.32(4)(a)1. requires that an auto policy's UM coverage afforded to the insured shall apply to the same extent  in terms of the drivers and vehicles covered  as that afforded by the policy's auto liability coverage.
¶ 10 Meyer v. City of Amery, 185 Wis.2d 537, 518 N.W.2d 296 (Ct.App.1994), supports our conclusion that WIS. STAT. § 632.32 does not require co-extensive UM coverage with that provided under a policy's auto liability coverage. In Meyer, the claimant was injured during the course of his employment as a City of Amery police officer after he exited a city patrol car. Meyer, 185 Wis.2d at 540-41, 518 N.W.2d 296. The claimant sought UM coverage under both his personal insurance policy and the policy issued to the City. Id. at 541, 518 N.W.2d 296. The court found that the employee was not an insured, as the City was the only named insured. Id. at 544, 518 N.W.2d 296. It was assumed that the employee was not an occupancy insured (anyone else "occupying" a covered auto) because he was not in the City patrol car. See id. at 541, 542 n. 3, 518 N.W.2d 296. Thus, the UM coverage provisions, like those in this case, did not include the claimant as an insured for UM purposes.[6]See id. at 547, 518 N.W.2d 296. We held that because of the unambiguous language of the policy, "[t]o conclude otherwise would be to `insert what has been omitted.'" Id. at 544, 518 N.W.2d 296 (citation omitted).
¶ 11 We next considered whether the policy violated WIS. STAT. § 632.32(4) because it did not provide UM coverage to the employee. We noted that the coverage was not restricted as to the purchaser of the policy or the policyholder, but only as to the employees of the policyholder. Meyer, 185 Wis.2d at 545, 518 N.W.2d 296. We stated:
While Wisconsin courts have concluded that the legislative purpose behind § 632.32(4)(a) ... is to put the injured in the same position as if the uninsured tortfeasor had been insured, and in turn have concluded that UM coverage is personal and portable, there is nothing to indicate that the legislature intended this reasoning to be extended to require commercial fleet policies, where the named insured is a corporation or government entity, to include all of its employees as named insureds.

Meyer, 185 Wis.2d at 547, 518 N.W.2d 296 (emphasis added).
¶ 12 The Mittnachts' attempt to distinguish Meyer from the facts of this case fails. Namely, the Mittnachts argue that in Meyer the employee was not entitled to UM coverage because he was not occupying a covered auto, while here, John was occupying his own vehicle. However, as noted above, John's non-owned vehicle was not a "covered auto" under the UM insuring *307 agreement  just as in Meyer, the employee was not occupying a covered auto.[7] Whether the absence of coverage arises from the fact that in Meyer the employee was not a named insured and was not occupying a covered auto or, as here, the employee was not a named insured and was not occupying a covered auto is immaterial  in both situations, there is no coverage under the UM policy terms. Here, as in Meyer, we see nothing to indicate that the legislature sought to require UM coverage for employees under commercial fleet policies  whether the absence of coverage arises from the definition of the named insured (which did not include employees/ Meyer) or from the definition of "covered autos" (which did not include employees' nonowned autos/Mittnacht).
¶ 13 Meyer instructs that a limitation on UM coverage under a commercial policy does not violate WIS. STAT. § 632.32(4)(a) as long as the restriction does not apply to the purchaser or policyholder, but only to its employees. Meyer, 185 Wis.2d at 545, 518 N.W.2d 296. Given this holding, the absence of any contrary indication in the statutory language of § 632.32(4)(a), and the policy language, we conclude that the UM statute does not require UM coverage for this employee's personal non-owned auto under St. Paul's policy.

WISCONSIN STAT. § 632.32(3) Does Not Require Coverage
¶ 14 The Mittnachts also look to WIS. STAT. § 632.32(3), which addresses the scope of the required coverage. Subject to exceptions not relevant here, subsec. (3) requires that every policy of automobile liability insurance issued in this state against the insured's liability for loss or damage resulting from an accident caused by any motor vehicle shall provide that coverage (here, uninsured motorist insurance) provided to the named insured (Polar Ware) shall apply "in the same manner and under the same provisions to any person using any motor vehicle described in the policy." Sec. 632.32(3) (emphasis added).[8] Section 632.32(3) applies to both liability insurance and UM coverage. Progressive N. Ins. Co. v. Hall, 2006 WI 13, ¶ 15, 288 Wis.2d 282, 709 N.W.2d 46.
¶ 15 Under WIS. STAT. § 632.32(3), once liability or UM coverage is provided to a motor vehicle described in the policy, it applies to any person using that motor vehicle "in the same manner" (i.e., the same scope) and "under the same provisions" as that afforded to the named insured when the use is for purposes and in the manner described in the policy. (Emphasis added.) Thus, for example, the *308 same auto liability provisions apply to any person using a vehicle described under the auto liability insuring agreement. Greene v. General Cas. Co., 216 Wis.2d 152, 162, 164, 576 N.W.2d 56 (Ct.App.1997) (owner of covered auto under auto liability policy entitled to same liability coverage as that afforded named insured). Likewise, in Progressive Northern Insurance, the passenger occupying (using) the described auto (his brother's "covered auto" under the policy's UM provisions) was entitled to have coverage applied in the same manner and under the same provisions, i.e., the same primary coverage, as that afforded to his brother, the named insured. See Progressive N. Ins. Co., 288 Wis.2d 282, ¶¶ 3-5, 34, 709 N.W.2d 46.
¶ 16 Here, the motor vehicles "described" in the UM insuring agreement and coverage summary are owned vehicles and the identified scheduled vehicles. These are the "described" vehicles to which WIS. STAT. § 632.32(3) applies. Thus, the UM insurance provided to the named insured (Polar Ware) applies "in the same manner and under the same provisions" to any person using any of these described autos. The UM protection required by § 632.32(3) to these described autos does not extend to John's personal non-owned vehicle because it is not described in the UM insuring agreement.[9]
¶ 17 While the Mittnachts contend that the statutory motor vehicles "described in the policy" should be read to include "any auto" insured under the liability coverage, we do not read the statute to require the importation of a separate and broader definition of "covered auto" from the liability insuring agreement into the UM insuring agreement. Each of the auto insuring agreements has its own definition of "covered auto," thus describing which autos are included under each type of coverage. Under WIS. STAT. § 632.32(3), the UM insuring agreement's "same provisions" shall apply to any person using the identified motor vehicles in the same manner as that afforded the named insured. That agreement does not identify John's car. We decline the Mittnachts' invitation to interpret the statute to require ignoring the separate policy insuring agreements, separate definitions and separate coverages. This interpretation is not reasonable and finds no support in the statute or Wisconsin case law.[10]

WISCONSIN STAT. § 632.32(4)(b) Does Not Require Coverage for Medical Payments
¶ 18 The Mittnachts' argument with respect to medical payments under WIS. STAT. § 632.32(4)(b) also fails. Subsection (4)(b) provides:
(b) Medical payments. To indemnify for medical payments or chiropractic payments or both in the amount of at least $1,000 per person for protection of all persons using the insured motor vehicle from losses resulting from bodily injury or death. The named insured may reject the coverage. If the named insured rejects the coverage, it need not be provided in a subsequent renewal policy issued by the same insurer unless *309 the insured requests it in writing. Under the medical or chiropractic payments coverage, the insurer shall be subrogated to the rights of its insured to the extent of its payments. Coverage written under this paragraph may be excess coverage over any other source of reimbursement to which the insured person has a legal right. (Emphasis added.)
Under "Auto Medical Payments Protection," St. Paul's policy provides in relevant part: "We'll pay the reasonable costs of necessary medical services for a protected person who suffers bodily injury in an accident...." "Protected person" includes "Anyone ... in a covered auto." While "covered autos" includes "nonowned autos," the policy specifically excludes employees as protected persons if the employee owns the auto. As noted above, the medical payments statute permits the named insured to reject this coverage. Here, the policy indicates that the named insured opted to exclude this coverage for its employees. John provides nothing to establish otherwise.

CONCLUSION
¶ 19 We conclude that the UM protection and medical payments provisions in St. Paul's insurance policy issued to Polar Ware do not provide coverage for John's personal non-owned vehicle. We further conclude that neither WIS. STAT. § 632.32(3) or (4) nor Wisconsin case law supports the contention that St. Paul was required to extend UM coverage to John via its commercial auto liability policy or to provide medical payments coverage. We affirm the trial court's grant of summary judgment in favor of St. Paul.
Judgment affirmed.
NOTES
[1]  All references to the Wisconsin Statutes are to the 2007-08 version unless otherwise noted.
[2]  Under the Auto Liability Protection Agreement and the corresponding "Coverage Summary," "Any Auto" is a "Covered Auto[]." "Any auto" includes "nonowned" autos. "Nonowned autos" are defined to include "any auto" that "you [Polar Ware] don't own... and ... used in the conduct of your business. It includes autos owned by your employees ... [b]ut only while such autos are being used in the conduct of your [Polar Ware's] business." Because St. Paul concedes John's personal "nonowned" car is arguably insured under the liability coverage, we will assume as much for this appeal.
[3]  The relevant language provides:

Who Is Protected Under This Agreement
....
Partnership, limited liability company, organization.
If the named insured is shown in the Introduction as a partnership, limited liability company, organization, or any other form of organization, then the following are protected persons:
-Anyone in a covered auto or temporary substitute for a covered auto; and
-Anyone for damages he or she is entitled to recover because of bodily injury to another protected person.
Anyone else in a covered auto. Anyone else while in an auto that's a covered auto or a temporary substitute auto is protected.
[4]  The relevant language is as follows:

Which Autos Are Covered
The Coverage Summary shows which autos are covered under this agreement.
....
Scheduled autos. If this is shown in the Coverage Summary, the autos listed in the Schedule are the covered autos at the time the agreement goes into effect.
....
Any owned auto. If this is shown in the Coverage Summary, we'll cover any auto that the named insured owns.
Autos required by law to be covered. We'll cover autos the named insured owns for which the state requires the named insured to provide Uninsured Motorists Coverage will be considered covered autos.
For purposes of the policy, "[t]he words you, your and yours mean the insured named here, which is a CORPORATION[,] POLAR WARE CO & STOELTING, LLC."
[5]  WISCONSIN STAT. § 632.32(4)(a)1. provides:

(4) REQUIRED UNINSURED MOTORIST AND MEDICAL PAYMENTS COVERAGES. Every policy of insurance subject to this section that insures with respect to any motor vehicle registered or principally garaged in this state against loss resulting from liability imposed by law for bodily injury or death suffered by any person arising out of the ownership, maintenance, or use of a motor vehicle shall contain therein or supplemental thereto the following provisions:
(a) Uninsured motorist. 1. For the protection of persons injured who are legally entitled to recover damages from owners or operators of uninsured motor vehicles because of bodily injury, sickness or disease, including death resulting therefrom, in limits of at least $25,000 per person and $50,000 per accident.
[6]  The relevant UM coverage provisions considered by the court in Meyer v. City of Amery, 185 Wis.2d 537, 542-43, 518 N.W.2d 296 (Ct.App. 1994), specified:

B. WHO IS AN INSURED
1. You.
2. If you are an individual, any "family member."
3. Anyone else "occupying" a covered "auto" or a temporary substitute for a covered "auto."
[7]  While John concedes that his car does not fall under the "covered auto" definitions of the UM insuring agreement, he repeatedly argues that his car should be covered because it is a "covered auto" under the policy. For example, he suggests that he is an "occupancy insured" in a covered auto. However, as his concession acknowledges, the definitions of "covered autos" are different in the liability and UM insuring provisions. And because his car is not a "covered auto" under the UM provisions, he is not an "occupancy insured" under that agreement either. We reject his several attempts to make insurance policy arguments by ignoring the clear distinctions between these two types of coverage and their separate definitions and provisions.
[8]  WISCONSIN STAT. § 632.32(3) states, in relevant part:

(3) REQUIRED PROVISIONS. Except as provided in sub. (5), every policy subject to this section issued to an owner shall provide that:
(a) Coverage provided to the named insured applies in the same manner and under the same provisions to any person using any motor vehicle described in the policy when the use is for purposes and in the manner described in the policy.
[9]  As John acknowledges, his non-owned vehicle under the Polar Ware policy was an "owned" vehicle under his own auto policy. Thus, as WIS. STAT. § 632.32(1) and (4) mandates, that policy included UM insurance for him  the insured. As the trial court noted, John was not an owner of the Polar Ware policy and there is no suggestion that he paid any premiums for that policy.
[10]  The Mittnachts have not identified any Wisconsin case that applies a liability insuring agreement's definition of a "covered auto" (and its own identification of described vehicles) to require coverage under a separate UM agreement with its own "covered auto" definition and separately described vehicles.


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Starting on Friday and running until the premiere of ABC's revival of the alien invasion series, skywriters will create giant letter "V"s multiple times a day above 26 well-known American landmarks as a promotional gimmick for the show. The network has announced which landmarks have earned their own temporary air vandalism, so be prepared to look up in the sky to see if any local tourist spots qualify. We would've preferred giant remote-control spaceships, but we guess this isn't that bad a runner-up.