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import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Iterator;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import bwapi.Pair;
import bwapi.Position;
import bwapi.Race;
import bwapi.TechType;
import bwapi.TilePosition;
import bwapi.Unit;
import bwapi.UnitCommand;
import bwapi.UnitCommandType;
import bwapi.UnitType;
import bwapi.UpgradeType;
import bwta.BWTA;
import bwta.BaseLocation;
import bwta.Chokepoint;
import bwta.Region;
/// 빌드(건물 건설 / 유닛 훈련 / 테크 리서치 / 업그레이드) 명령을 순차적으로 실행하기 위해 빌드 큐를 관리하고, 빌드 큐에 있는 명령을 하나씩 실행하는 class<br>
/// 빌드 명령 중 건물 건설 명령은 ConstructionManager로 전달합니다
/// @see ConstructionManager
public class BuildManager {
/// BuildOrderItem 들의 목록을 저장하는 buildQueue
public BuildOrderQueue buildQueue = new BuildOrderQueue();
private static BuildManager instance = new BuildManager();
/// static singleton 객체를 리턴합니다
public static BuildManager Instance() {
return instance;
}
/// buildQueue 에 대해 Dead lock 이 있으면 제거하고, 가장 우선순위가 높은 BuildOrderItem 를 실행되도록 시도합니다
public void update() {
// 1초(24프레임)에 4번 정도만 실행해도 충분하다
if (MyBotModule.Broodwar.getFrameCount() % 6 != 0)
return;
if (buildQueue.isEmpty()) {
return;
}
// Dead Lock 을 체크해서 제거한다
checkBuildOrderQueueDeadlockAndAndFixIt();
// Dead Lock 제거후 Empty 될 수 있다
if (buildQueue.isEmpty()) {
return;
}
// the current item to be used
BuildOrderItem currentItem = buildQueue.getHighestPriorityItem();
//System.out.println("current HighestPriorityItem is " + currentItem.metaType.getName());
// while there is still something left in the buildQueue
while (!buildQueue.isEmpty()) {
boolean isOkToRemoveQueue = true;
// BasicBot 1.1 Patch Start ////////////////////////////////////////////////
// 빌드 실행 유닛 (일꾼/건물) 결정 로직이 seedLocation 이나 seedLocationStrategy 를 잘 반영하도록 수정
// seedPosition 을 도출한다
Position seedPosition = null;
if (currentItem.seedLocation != TilePosition.None && currentItem.seedLocation != TilePosition.Invalid
&& currentItem.seedLocation != TilePosition.Unknown && currentItem.seedLocation.isValid()) {
seedPosition = currentItem.seedLocation.toPosition();
}
else {
seedPosition = getSeedPositionFromSeedLocationStrategy(currentItem.seedLocationStrategy);
}
// this is the unit which can produce the currentItem
Unit producer = getProducer(currentItem.metaType, seedPosition, currentItem.producerID);
// BasicBot 1.1 Patch End //////////////////////////////////////////////////
/*
* if (currentItem.metaType.isUnit() &&
* currentItem.metaType.getUnitType().isBuilding()) { if (producer
* != null) { System.out.println("Build " +
* currentItem.metaType.getName() + " producer : " +
* producer.getType() + " ID : " + producer.getID()); } else {
* System.out.println("Build " + currentItem.metaType.getName() +
* " producer null"); } }
*/
Unit secondProducer = null;
boolean canMake = false;
// 건물을 만들수 있는 유닛(일꾼)이나, 유닛을 만들수 있는 유닛(건물 or 유닛)이 있으면
if (producer != null) {
// check to see if we can make it right now
// 지금 해당 유닛을 건설/생산 할 수 있는지에 대해 자원, 서플라이, 테크 트리, producer 만을 갖고
// 판단한다
canMake = canMakeNow(producer, currentItem.metaType);
/*
* if (currentItem.metaType.isUnit() &&
* currentItem.metaType.getUnitType().isBuilding() ) { std::cout
* + "Build " + currentItem.metaType.getName() +
* " canMakeNow : " + canMake + std::endl; }
*/
// 프로토스 종족 유닛 중 Protoss_Archon / Protoss_Dark_Archon 은 기존
// Protoss_High_Templar / Protoss_Dark_Templar 두 유닛을 합체시키는 기술을
// 써서 만들기 때문에
// secondProducer 을 추가로 찾아 확인한다
if (canMake) {
if (currentItem.metaType.isUnit()) {
if (currentItem.metaType.getUnitType() == UnitType.Protoss_Archon
|| currentItem.metaType.getUnitType() == UnitType.Protoss_Dark_Archon) {
secondProducer = getAnotherProducer(producer, producer.getPosition());
if (secondProducer == null) {
canMake = false;
}
}
}
}
}
// if we can make the current item, create it
if (producer != null && canMake == true) {
MetaType t = currentItem.metaType;
if (t.isUnit()) {
if (t.getUnitType().isBuilding()) {
// 저그 종족 건물 중 Zerg_Lair, Zerg_Hive, Zerg_Greater_Spire,
// Zerg_Sunken_Colony, Zerg_Spore_Colony 는 기존 건물을 Morph
// 시켜 만든다
// Morph를 시작하면 isMorphing = true, isBeingConstructed =
// true, isConstructing = true 가 되고
// 완성되면 isMorphing = false, isBeingConstructed = false,
// isConstructing = false, isCompleted = true 가 된다
if (t.getUnitType().getRace() == Race.Zerg && t.getUnitType().whatBuilds().first.isBuilding()) {
producer.morph(t.getUnitType());
}
// 테란 Addon 건물의 경우 (Addon 건물을 지을수 있는지는 getProducer 함수에서
// 이미 체크완료)
// 모건물이 Addon 건물 짓기 전에는 canBuildAddon = true,
// isConstructing = false, canCommand = true 이다가
// Addon 건물을 짓기 시작하면 canBuildAddon = false,
// isConstructing = true, canCommand = true 가 되고 (Addon
// 건물 건설 취소는 가능하나 Train 등 커맨드는 불가능)
// 완성되면 canBuildAddon = false, isConstructing = false 가
// 된다
else if (t.getUnitType().isAddon()) {
// std::cout + "addon build start " + std::endl;
producer.buildAddon(t.getUnitType());
// 테란 Addon 건물의 경우 정상적으로 buildAddon 명령을 내려도 SCV가 모건물
// 근처에 있을 때 한동안 buildAddon 명령이 취소되는 경우가 있어서
// 모건물이 isConstructing = true 상태로 바뀐 것을 확인한 후
// buildQueue 에서 제거해야한다
if (producer.isConstructing() == false) {
isOkToRemoveQueue = false;
}
// std::cout + "8";
}
// 그외 대부분 건물의 경우
else {
// ConstructionPlaceFinder 를 통해 건설 가능 위치
// desiredPosition 를 알아내서
// ConstructionManager 의 ConstructionTask Queue에 추가를
// 해서 desiredPosition 에 건설을 하게 한다.
// ConstructionManager 가 건설 도중에 해당 위치에 건설이 어려워지면 다시
// ConstructionPlaceFinder 를 통해 건설 가능 위치를
// desiredPosition 주위에서 찾을 것이다
TilePosition desiredPosition = getDesiredPosition(t.getUnitType(), currentItem.seedLocation,
currentItem.seedLocationStrategy);
//System.out.println("BuildManager " + currentItem.metaType.getUnitType().toString()
// + " desiredPosition " + desiredPosition.getX() + "," + desiredPosition.getY());
if (desiredPosition != TilePosition.None) {
// Send the construction task to the
// construction manager
ConstructionManager.Instance().addConstructionTask(t.getUnitType(), desiredPosition);
} else {
// 건물 가능 위치가 없는 경우는, Protoss_Pylon 가 없거나, Creep
// 이 없거나, Refinery 가 이미 다 지어져있거나, 정말 지을 공간이 주위에
// 없는 경우인데,
// 대부분의 경우 Pylon 이나 Hatchery가 지어지고 있는 중이므로, 다음
// frame 에 건물 지을 공간을 다시 탐색하도록 한다.
System.out.print(
"There is no place to construct " + currentItem.metaType.getUnitType()
+ " strategy " + currentItem.seedLocationStrategy);
if (currentItem.seedLocation != null)
System.out.print(" seedPosition " + currentItem.seedLocation.getX() + ","
+ currentItem.seedLocation.getY());
if (desiredPosition != null)
System.out.print(" desiredPosition " + desiredPosition.getX() + ","
+ desiredPosition.getY());
isOkToRemoveQueue = false;
}
}
}
// 지상유닛 / 공중유닛의 경우
else {
// 저그 지상유닛 / 공중유닛
if (t.getUnitType().getRace() == Race.Zerg) {
// 저그 종족 유닛의 거의 대부분은 Morph 시켜 만든다
if (t.getUnitType() != UnitType.Zerg_Infested_Terran) {
producer.morph(t.getUnitType());
}
// 저그 종족 유닛 중 Zerg_Infested_Terran 은 Train 시켜 만든다
else {
producer.train(t.getUnitType());
}
}
// 프로토스 지상유닛 / 공중유닛
else if (t.getUnitType().getRace() == Race.Protoss) {
// 프로토스 종족 유닛 중 Protoss_Archon 은 기존
// Protoss_High_Templar 두 유닛을 합체시키는 기술을 써서 만든다
if (t.getUnitType() == UnitType.Protoss_Archon) {
producer.useTech(TechType.Archon_Warp, secondProducer);
}
// 프로토스 종족 유닛 중 Protoss_Dark_Archon 은 기존
// Protoss_Dark_Templar 두 유닛을 합체시키는 기술을 써서 만든다
else if (t.getUnitType() == UnitType.Protoss_Dark_Archon) {
producer.useTech(TechType.Dark_Archon_Meld, secondProducer);
} else {
producer.train(t.getUnitType());
}
}
// 테란 지상유닛 / 공중유닛
else {
producer.train(t.getUnitType());
}
}
}
// if we're dealing with a tech research
else if (t.isTech()) {
producer.research(t.getTechType());
} else if (t.isUpgrade()) {
producer.upgrade(t.getUpgradeType());
}
//System.out.println(" build " + t.getName() + " started ");
// remove it from the buildQueue
if (isOkToRemoveQueue) {
buildQueue.removeCurrentItem();
}
// don't actually loop around in here
break;
}
// otherwise, if we can skip the current item
else if (buildQueue.canSkipCurrentItem()) {
// skip it and get the next one
buildQueue.skipCurrentItem();
currentItem = buildQueue.getNextItem();
} else {
// so break out
break;
}
}
}
/// 해당 MetaType 을 build 할 수 있는 producer 를 찾아 반환합니다
/// @param t 빌드하려는 대상의 타입
/// @param closestTo 파라메타 입력 시 producer 후보들 중 해당 position 에서 가장 가까운 producer 를 리턴합니다
/// @param producerID 파라메타 입력 시 해당 ID의 unit 만 producer 후보가 될 수 있습니다
public Unit getProducer(MetaType t, Position closestTo, int producerID) {
// get the type of unit that builds this
UnitType producerType = t.whatBuilds();
// make a set of all candidate producers
List<Unit> candidateProducers = new ArrayList<Unit>();
for (Unit unit : MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().getUnits()) {
if (unit == null)
continue;
// reasons a unit can not train the desired type
if (unit.getType() != producerType) {
continue;
}
if (!unit.exists()) {
continue;
}
if (!unit.isCompleted()) {
continue;
}
if (unit.isTraining()) {
continue;
}
if (!unit.isPowered()) {
continue;
}
// if unit is lifted, unit should land first
if (unit.isLifted()) {
continue;
}
if (producerID != -1 && unit.getID() != producerID) {
continue;
}
if (t.isUnit()) {
// if the type requires an addon and the producer doesn't have
// one
// C++ : typedef std::pair<BWAPI::UnitType, int> ReqPair;
Pair<UnitType, Integer> ReqPair = null;
Map<UnitType, Integer> requiredUnitsMap = t.getUnitType().requiredUnits();
if (requiredUnitsMap != null) {
Iterator<UnitType> it = requiredUnitsMap.keySet().iterator();
// for (final Pair<UnitType, Integer> pair :
// t.getUnitType().requiredUnits())
while (it.hasNext()) {
UnitType requiredType = it.next();
if (requiredType.isAddon()) {
if (unit.getAddon() == null || (unit.getAddon().getType() != requiredType)) {
continue;
}
}
}
}
// if the type is an addon
if (t.getUnitType().isAddon()) {
// if the unit already has an addon, it can't make one
if (unit.getAddon() != null) {
continue;
}
// 모건물은 건설되고 있는 중에는 isCompleted = false, isConstructing =
// true, canBuildAddon = false 이다가
// 건설이 완성된 후 몇 프레임동안은 isCompleted = true 이지만, canBuildAddon
// = false 인 경우가 있다
if (!unit.canBuildAddon()) {
continue;
}
// if we just told this unit to build an addon, then it will
// not be building another one
// this deals with the frame-delay of telling a unit to
// build an addon and it actually starting to build
if (unit.getLastCommand().getUnitCommandType() == UnitCommandType.Build_Addon // C++
// :
// unit.getLastCommand().getType()
&& (MyBotModule.Broodwar.getFrameCount() - unit.getLastCommandFrame() < 10)) {
continue;
}
boolean isBlocked = false;
// if the unit doesn't have space to build an addon, it
// can't make one
TilePosition addonPosition = new TilePosition(
unit.getTilePosition().getX() + unit.getType().tileWidth(),
unit.getTilePosition().getY() + unit.getType().tileHeight() - t.getUnitType().tileHeight());
for (int i = 0; i < t.getUnitType().tileWidth(); ++i) {
for (int j = 0; j < t.getUnitType().tileHeight(); ++j) {
TilePosition tilePos = new TilePosition(addonPosition.getX() + i, addonPosition.getY() + j);
// if the map won't let you build here, we can't
// build it.
// 맵 타일 자체가 건설 불가능한 타일인 경우 + 기존 건물이 해당 타일에 이미 있는경우
if (!MyBotModule.Broodwar.isBuildable(tilePos, true)) {
isBlocked = true;
}
// if there are any units on the addon tile, we
// can't build it
// 아군 유닛은 Addon 지을 위치에 있어도 괜찮음. (적군 유닛은 Addon 지을 위치에
// 있으면 건설 안되는지는 아직 불확실함)
for (Unit u : MyBotModule.Broodwar.getUnitsOnTile(tilePos.getX(), tilePos.getY())) {
//System.out.println("Construct " + t.getName() + " beside " + unit.getType() + "("
// + unit.getID() + ")" + ", units on Addon Tile " + tilePos.getX() + ","
// + tilePos.getY() + " is " + u.getType() + "(ID : " + u.getID() + " Player : "
// + u.getPlayer().getName() + ")");
if (u.getPlayer() != InformationManager.Instance().selfPlayer) {
isBlocked = false;
}
}
}
}
if (isBlocked) {
continue;
}
}
}
// if we haven't cut it, add it to the set of candidates
candidateProducers.add(unit); // C++ :
// candidateProducers.insert(unit);
}
return getClosestUnitToPosition(candidateProducers, closestTo);
}
/// 해당 MetaType 을 build 할 수 있는 producer 를 찾아 반환합니다
public Unit getProducer(MetaType t, Position closestTo) {
return getProducer(t, closestTo, -1);
}
/// 해당 MetaType 을 build 할 수 있는 producer 를 찾아 반환합니다
public Unit getProducer(MetaType t) {
return getProducer(t, Position.None, -1);
}
/// 해당 MetaType 을 build 할 수 있는, getProducer 리턴값과 다른 producer 를 찾아 반환합니다<br>
/// 프로토스 종족 유닛 중 Protoss_Archon / Protoss_Dark_Archon 을 빌드할 때 사용합니다
public Unit getAnotherProducer(Unit producer, Position closestTo) {
if (producer == null)
return null;
Unit closestUnit = null;
List<Unit> candidateProducers = new ArrayList<Unit>();
for (Unit unit : MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().getUnits()) {
if (unit == null) {
continue;
}
if (unit.getType() != producer.getType()) {
continue;
}
if (unit.getID() == producer.getID()) {
continue;
}
if (!unit.isCompleted()) {
continue;
}
if (unit.isTraining()) {
continue;
}
if (!unit.exists()) {
continue;
}
if (unit.getHitPoints() + unit.getEnergy() <= 0) {
continue;
}
candidateProducers.add(unit); // C++ :
// candidateProducers.insert(unit);
}
return getClosestUnitToPosition(candidateProducers, closestTo);
}
public Unit getClosestUnitToPosition(final List<Unit> units, Position closestTo) {
if (units.size() == 0) {
return null;
}
// BasicBot 1.1 Patch Start ////////////////////////////////////////////////
// 빌드 실행 유닛 (일꾼/건물) 결정 로직이 seedLocation 이나 seedLocationStrategy 를 잘 반영하도록 수정
// if we don't care where the unit is return the first one we have
if (closestTo == Position.None || closestTo == Position.Invalid || closestTo == Position.Unknown || closestTo.isValid() == false) {
return units.get(0); // C++ : return units.begin();
}
// BasicBot 1.1 Patch End //////////////////////////////////////////////////
Unit closestUnit = null;
double minDist = 1000000000;
for (Unit unit : units) {
if (unit == null)
continue;
double distance = unit.getDistance(closestTo);
if (closestUnit == null || distance < minDist) {
closestUnit = unit;
minDist = distance;
}
}
return closestUnit;
}
// 지금 해당 유닛을 건설/생산 할 수 있는지에 대해 자원, 서플라이, 테크 트리, producer 만을 갖고 판단한다<br>
// 해당 유닛이 건물일 경우 건물 지을 위치의 적절 여부 (탐색했었던 타일인지, 건설 가능한 타일인지, 주위에 Pylon이 있는지,<br>
// Creep이 있는 곳인지 등) 는 판단하지 않는다
public boolean canMakeNow(Unit producer, MetaType t) {
if (producer == null) {
return false;
}
boolean canMake = hasEnoughResources(t);
if (canMake) {
if (t.isUnit()) {
// MyBotModule.Broodwar.canMake : Checks all the requirements
// include resources, supply, technology tree, availability, and
// required units
canMake = MyBotModule.Broodwar.canMake(t.getUnitType(), producer);
} else if (t.isTech()) {
canMake = MyBotModule.Broodwar.canResearch(t.getTechType(), producer);
} else if (t.isUpgrade()) {
canMake = MyBotModule.Broodwar.canUpgrade(t.getUpgradeType(), producer);
}
}
return canMake;
}
// 건설 가능 위치를 찾는다<br>
// seedLocationStrategy 가 SeedPositionSpecified 인 경우에는 그 근처만 찾아보고,<br>
// SeedPositionSpecified 이 아닌 경우에는 seedLocationStrategy 를 조금씩 바꿔가며 계속 찾아본다.<br>
// (MainBase . MainBase 주위 . MainBase 길목 . MainBase 가까운 앞마당 . MainBase 가까운 앞마당의 길목 . 탐색 종료)
public TilePosition getDesiredPosition(UnitType unitType, TilePosition seedPosition,
BuildOrderItem.SeedPositionStrategy seedPositionStrategy) {
TilePosition desiredPosition = ConstructionPlaceFinder.Instance()
.getBuildLocationWithSeedPositionAndStrategy(unitType, seedPosition, seedPositionStrategy);
/*
* std::cout +
* "ConstructionPlaceFinder getBuildLocationWithSeedPositionAndStrategy "
* + unitType.getName().c_str() + " strategy " + seedPositionStrategy +
* " seedPosition " + seedPosition.x + "," + seedPosition.y +
* " desiredPosition " + desiredPosition.x + "," + desiredPosition.y +
* std::endl;
*/
// desiredPosition 을 찾을 수 없는 경우
boolean findAnotherPlace = true;
while (desiredPosition == TilePosition.None) {
switch (seedPositionStrategy) {
case MainBaseLocation:
seedPositionStrategy = BuildOrderItem.SeedPositionStrategy.MainBaseBackYard;
break;
case MainBaseBackYard:
seedPositionStrategy = BuildOrderItem.SeedPositionStrategy.FirstChokePoint;
break;
case FirstChokePoint:
seedPositionStrategy = BuildOrderItem.SeedPositionStrategy.FirstExpansionLocation;
break;
case FirstExpansionLocation:
seedPositionStrategy = BuildOrderItem.SeedPositionStrategy.SecondChokePoint;
break;
case SecondChokePoint:
case SeedPositionSpecified:
default:
findAnotherPlace = false;
break;
}
// 다른 곳을 더 찾아본다
if (findAnotherPlace) {
desiredPosition = ConstructionPlaceFinder.Instance()
.getBuildLocationWithSeedPositionAndStrategy(unitType, seedPosition, seedPositionStrategy);
/*
* std::cout +
* "ConstructionPlaceFinder getBuildLocationWithSeedPositionAndStrategy "
* + unitType.getName().c_str() + " strategy " +
* seedPositionStrategy + " seedPosition " + seedPosition.x +
* "," + seedPosition.y + " desiredPosition " +
* desiredPosition.x + "," + desiredPosition.y + std::endl;
*/
}
// 다른 곳을 더 찾아보지 않고, 끝낸다
else {
break;
}
}
return desiredPosition;
}
// 사용가능 미네랄 = 현재 보유 미네랄 - 사용하기로 예약되어있는 미네랄
public int getAvailableMinerals() {
return MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().minerals() - ConstructionManager.Instance().getReservedMinerals();
}
// 사용가능 가스 = 현재 보유 가스 - 사용하기로 예약되어있는 가스
public int getAvailableGas() {
return MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().gas() - ConstructionManager.Instance().getReservedGas();
}
// return whether or not we meet resources, including building reserves
public boolean hasEnoughResources(MetaType type) {
// return whether or not we meet the resources
return (type.mineralPrice() <= getAvailableMinerals()) && (type.gasPrice() <= getAvailableGas());
}
// selects a unit of a given type
public Unit selectUnitOfType(UnitType type, Position closestTo) {
// if we have none of the unit type, return null right away
if (MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(type) == 0) {
return null;
}
Unit unit = null;
// if we are concerned about the position of the unit, that takes
// priority
if (closestTo != Position.None) {
double minDist = 1000000000;
for (Unit u : MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().getUnits()) {
if (u.getType() == type) {
double distance = u.getDistance(closestTo);
if (unit == null || distance < minDist) {
unit = u;
minDist = distance;
}
}
}
// if it is a building and we are worried about selecting the unit
// with the least
// amount of training time remaining
} else if (type.isBuilding()) {
for (Unit u : MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().getUnits()) {
if (u.getType() == type && u.isCompleted() && !u.isTraining() && !u.isLifted() && u.isPowered()) {
return u;
}
}
// otherwise just return the first unit we come across
} else {
for (Unit u : MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().getUnits()) {
if (u.getType() == type && u.isCompleted() && u.getHitPoints() > 0 && !u.isLifted() && u.isPowered()) {
return u;
}
}
}
// return what we've found so far
return null;
}
/// BuildOrderItem 들의 목록을 저장하는 buildQueue 를 리턴합니다
public BuildOrderQueue getBuildQueue() {
return buildQueue;
}
/// seedPositionStrategy 을 현재 게임상황에 맞게 seedPosition 으로 바꾸어 리턴합니다
private Position getSeedPositionFromSeedLocationStrategy(BuildOrderItem.SeedPositionStrategy seedLocationStrategy) {
// BasicBot 1.1 Patch Start ////////////////////////////////////////////////
// 빌드 실행 유닛 (일꾼/건물) 결정 로직이 seedLocation 이나 seedLocationStrategy 를 잘 반영하도록 수정
Position seedPosition = null;
Chokepoint tempChokePoint;
BaseLocation tempBaseLocation;
TilePosition tempTilePosition = null;
Region tempBaseRegion;
int vx, vy;
double d, theta;
int bx, by;
switch (seedLocationStrategy) {
case MainBaseLocation:
tempBaseLocation = InformationManager.Instance().getMainBaseLocation(MyBotModule.Broodwar.self());
if (tempBaseLocation != null) {
seedPosition = tempBaseLocation.getPosition();
}
break;
case MainBaseBackYard:
tempBaseLocation = InformationManager.Instance().getMainBaseLocation(MyBotModule.Broodwar.self());
tempChokePoint = InformationManager.Instance().getFirstChokePoint(MyBotModule.Broodwar.self());
tempBaseRegion = BWTA.getRegion(tempBaseLocation.getPosition());
//std::cout << "y";
// (vx, vy) = BaseLocation 와 ChokePoint 간 차이 벡터 = 거리 d 와 각도 t 벡터. 단위는 position
// 스타크래프트 좌표계 : 오른쪽으로 갈수록 x 가 증가 (데카르트 좌표계와 동일). 아래로 갈수록 y가 증가 (y축만 데카르트 좌표계와 반대)
// 삼각함수 값은 데카르트 좌표계에서 계산하므로, vy를 부호 반대로 해서 각도 t 값을 구함
// MainBaseLocation 이 null 이거나, ChokePoint 가 null 이면, MainBaseLocation 주위에서 가능한 곳을 리턴한다
if (tempBaseLocation != null && tempChokePoint != null) {
// BaseLocation 에서 ChokePoint 로의 벡터를 구한다
vx = tempChokePoint.getCenter().getX() - tempBaseLocation.getPosition().getX();
//std::cout << "vx : " << vx ;
vy = (tempChokePoint.getCenter().getY() - tempBaseLocation.getPosition().getY()) * (-1);
//std::cout << "vy : " << vy;
d = Math.sqrt(vx * vx + vy * vy) * 0.5; // BaseLocation 와 ChokePoint 간 거리보다 조금 짧은 거리로 조정. BaseLocation가 있는 Region은 대부분 직사각형 형태이기 때문
//std::cout << "d : " << d;
theta = Math.atan2(vy, vx + 0.0001); // 라디안 단위
//std::cout << "t : " << t;
// cos(t+90), sin(t+180) 등 삼각함수 Trigonometric functions of allied angles 을 이용. y축에 대해서는 반대부호로 적용
// BaseLocation 에서 ChokePoint 반대쪽 방향의 Back Yard : 데카르트 좌표계에서 (cos(t+180) = -cos(t), sin(t+180) = -sin(t))
bx = tempBaseLocation.getTilePosition().getX() - (int)(d * Math.cos(theta) / Config.TILE_SIZE);
by = tempBaseLocation.getTilePosition().getY() + (int)(d * Math.sin(theta) / Config.TILE_SIZE);
//std::cout << "i";
tempTilePosition = new TilePosition(bx, by);
// std::cout << "ConstructionPlaceFinder MainBaseBackYard tempTilePosition " << tempTilePosition.x << "," << tempTilePosition.y << std::endl;
//std::cout << "k";
// 해당 지점이 같은 Region 에 속하고 Buildable 한 타일인지 확인
if (!tempTilePosition.isValid() || !MyBotModule.Broodwar.isBuildable(tempTilePosition.getX(), tempTilePosition.getY(), false) || tempBaseRegion != BWTA.getRegion(new Position(bx*Config.TILE_SIZE, by*Config.TILE_SIZE))) {
//std::cout << "l";
// BaseLocation 에서 ChokePoint 방향에 대해 오른쪽으로 90도 꺾은 방향의 Back Yard : 데카르트 좌표계에서 (cos(t-90) = sin(t), sin(t-90) = - cos(t))
bx = tempBaseLocation.getTilePosition().getX() + (int)(d * Math.sin(theta) / Config.TILE_SIZE);
by = tempBaseLocation.getTilePosition().getY() + (int)(d * Math.cos(theta) / Config.TILE_SIZE);
tempTilePosition = new TilePosition(bx, by);
// std::cout << "ConstructionPlaceFinder MainBaseBackYard tempTilePosition " << tempTilePosition.x << "," << tempTilePosition.y << std::endl;
//std::cout << "m";
if (!tempTilePosition.isValid() || !MyBotModule.Broodwar.isBuildable(tempTilePosition.getX(), tempTilePosition.getY(), false)) {
// BaseLocation 에서 ChokePoint 방향에 대해 왼쪽으로 90도 꺾은 방향의 Back Yard : 데카르트 좌표계에서 (cos(t+90) = -sin(t), sin(t+90) = cos(t))
bx = tempBaseLocation.getTilePosition().getX() - (int)(d * Math.sin(theta) / Config.TILE_SIZE);
by = tempBaseLocation.getTilePosition().getY() - (int)(d * Math.cos(theta) / Config.TILE_SIZE);
tempTilePosition = new TilePosition(bx, by);
// std::cout << "ConstructionPlaceFinder MainBaseBackYard tempTilePosition " << tempTilePosition.x << "," << tempTilePosition.y << std::endl;
if (!tempTilePosition.isValid() || !MyBotModule.Broodwar.isBuildable(tempTilePosition.getX(), tempTilePosition.getY(), false) || tempBaseRegion != BWTA.getRegion(new Position(bx*Config.TILE_SIZE, by*Config.TILE_SIZE))) {
// BaseLocation 에서 ChokePoint 방향 절반 지점의 Back Yard : 데카르트 좌표계에서 (cos(t), sin(t))
bx = tempBaseLocation.getTilePosition().getX() + (int)(d * Math.cos(theta) / Config.TILE_SIZE);
by = tempBaseLocation.getTilePosition().getY() - (int)(d * Math.sin(theta) / Config.TILE_SIZE);
tempTilePosition = new TilePosition(bx, by);
// std::cout << "ConstructionPlaceFinder MainBaseBackYard tempTilePosition " << tempTilePosition.x << "," << tempTilePosition.y << std::endl;
//std::cout << "m";
}
}
}
//std::cout << "z";
if (tempTilePosition.isValid() == false
|| MyBotModule.Broodwar.isBuildable(tempTilePosition.getX(), tempTilePosition.getY(), false) == false) {
seedPosition = tempTilePosition.toPosition();
}
else {
seedPosition = tempBaseLocation.getPosition();
}
}
//std::cout << "w";
// std::cout << "ConstructionPlaceFinder MainBaseBackYard desiredPosition " << desiredPosition.x << "," << desiredPosition.y << std::endl;
break;
case FirstExpansionLocation:
tempBaseLocation = InformationManager.Instance().getFirstExpansionLocation(MyBotModule.Broodwar.self());
if (tempBaseLocation != null) {
seedPosition = tempBaseLocation.getPosition();
}
break;
case FirstChokePoint:
tempChokePoint = InformationManager.Instance().getFirstChokePoint(MyBotModule.Broodwar.self());
if (tempChokePoint != null) {
seedPosition = tempChokePoint.getCenter();
}
break;
case SecondChokePoint:
tempChokePoint = InformationManager.Instance().getSecondChokePoint(MyBotModule.Broodwar.self());
if (tempChokePoint != null) {
seedPosition = tempChokePoint.getCenter();
}
break;
}
return seedPosition;
// BasicBot 1.1 Patch End //////////////////////////////////////////////////
}
/// buildQueue 의 Dead lock 여부를 판단하기 위해, 가장 우선순위가 높은 BuildOrderItem 의 producer 가 존재하게될 것인지 여부를 리턴합니다
public boolean isProducerWillExist(UnitType producerType) {
boolean isProducerWillExist = true;
if (MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(producerType) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().incompleteUnitCount(producerType) == 0) {
// producer 가 건물 인 경우 : 건물이 건설 중인지 추가 파악
// 만들려는 unitType = Addon 건물. Lair. Hive. Greater Spire. Sunken
// Colony. Spore Colony. 프로토스 및 테란의 지상유닛 / 공중유닛.
if (producerType.isBuilding()) {
if (ConstructionManager.Instance().getConstructionQueueItemCount(producerType, null) == 0) {
isProducerWillExist = false;
}
}
// producer 가 건물이 아닌 경우 : producer 가 생성될 예정인지 추가 파악
// producerType : 일꾼. Larva. Hydralisk, Mutalisk
else {
// Larva 는 시간이 지나면 Hatchery, Lair, Hive 로부터 생성되기 때문에 해당 건물이 있는지
// 추가 파악
if (producerType == UnitType.Zerg_Larva) {
if (MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hatchery) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().incompleteUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hatchery) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Lair) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().incompleteUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Lair) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hive) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().incompleteUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hive) == 0) {
if (ConstructionManager.Instance().getConstructionQueueItemCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hatchery,
null) == 0
&& ConstructionManager.Instance().getConstructionQueueItemCount(UnitType.Zerg_Lair,
null) == 0
&& ConstructionManager.Instance().getConstructionQueueItemCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hive,
null) == 0) {
isProducerWillExist = false;
}
}
}
// Hydralisk, Mutalisk 는 Egg 로부터 생성되기 때문에 추가 파악
else if (producerType.getRace() == Race.Zerg) {
boolean isInEgg = false;
for (Unit unit : MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().getUnits()) {
if (unit.getType() == UnitType.Zerg_Egg && unit.getBuildType() == producerType) {
isInEgg = true;
}
// 갓태어난 유닛은 아직 반영안되어있을 수 있어서, 추가 카운트를 해줘야함
if (unit.getType() == producerType && unit.isConstructing()) {
isInEgg = true;
}
}
if (isInEgg == false) {
isProducerWillExist = false;
}
} else {
isProducerWillExist = false;
}
}
}
return isProducerWillExist;
}
public void checkBuildOrderQueueDeadlockAndAndFixIt() {
// 빌드오더를 수정할 수 있는 프레임인지 먼저 판단한다
// this will be true if any unit is on the first frame if it's training
// time remaining
// this can cause issues for the build order search system so don't plan
// a search on these frames
boolean canPlanBuildOrderNow = true;
for (final Unit unit : MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().getUnits()) {
if (unit.getRemainingTrainTime() == 0) {
continue;
}
UnitCommand unitCommand = unit.getLastCommand();
if (unitCommand != null) {
UnitCommandType unitCommandType = unitCommand.getUnitCommandType();
if (unitCommandType != UnitCommandType.None) {
if (unitCommand.getUnit() != null) {
UnitType trainType = unitCommand.getUnit().getType();
if (unit.getRemainingTrainTime() == trainType.buildTime()) {
canPlanBuildOrderNow = false;
break;
}
}
}
}
}
if (!canPlanBuildOrderNow) {
return;
}
// BuildQueue 의 HighestPriority 에 있는 BuildQueueItem 이 skip 불가능한 것인데,
// 선행조건이 충족될 수 없거나, 실행이 앞으로도 계속 불가능한 경우, dead lock 이 발생한다
// 선행 건물을 BuildQueue에 추가해넣을지, 해당 BuildQueueItem 을 삭제할지 전략적으로 판단해야 한다
BuildOrderQueue buildQueue = BuildManager.Instance().getBuildQueue();
if (!buildQueue.isEmpty()) {
BuildOrderItem currentItem = buildQueue.getHighestPriorityItem();
// if (buildQueue.canSkipCurrentItem() == false)
if (currentItem.blocking == true) {
boolean isDeadlockCase = false;
// producerType을 먼저 알아낸다
UnitType producerType = currentItem.metaType.whatBuilds();
// 건물이나 유닛의 경우
if (currentItem.metaType.isUnit()) {
UnitType unitType = currentItem.metaType.getUnitType();
TechType requiredTechType = unitType.requiredTech();
final Map<UnitType, Integer> requiredUnits = unitType.requiredUnits();
int requiredSupply = unitType.supplyRequired();
/*
* std::cout + "To make " + unitType.getName() +
* ", producerType " + producerType.getName() +
* " completedUnitCount " +
* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(
* producerType) + " incompleteUnitCount " +
* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().incompleteUnitCount(
* producerType) + std::endl;
*/
// 건물을 생산하는 유닛이나, 유닛을 생산하는 건물이 존재하지 않고, 건설 예정이지도 않으면 dead
// lock
if (isProducerWillExist(producerType) == false) {
isDeadlockCase = true;
}
// Refinery 건물의 경우, Refinery 가 건설되지 않은 Geyser가 있는 경우에만 가능
if (!isDeadlockCase && unitType == InformationManager.Instance().getRefineryBuildingType()) {
boolean hasAvailableGeyser = true;
// Refinery가 지어질 수 있는 장소를 찾아본다
TilePosition testLocation = getDesiredPosition(unitType, currentItem.seedLocation,
currentItem.seedLocationStrategy);
// Refinery 를 지으려는 장소를 찾을 수 없으면 dead lock
if (testLocation == TilePosition.None || testLocation == TilePosition.Invalid
|| testLocation.isValid() == false) {
System.out
.println("Build Order Dead lock case . Cann't find place to construct " + unitType); // C++
// :
// unitType.getName()
hasAvailableGeyser = false;
} else {
// Refinery 를 지으려는 장소에 Refinery 가 이미 건설되어 있다면 dead
// lock
for (Unit u : MyBotModule.Broodwar.getUnitsOnTile(testLocation)) {
if (u.getType().isRefinery() && u.exists()) {
hasAvailableGeyser = false;
// BasicBot 1.1 Patch Start ////////////////////////////////////////////////
// 콘솔 출력 추가. 하지 않아도 됨
System.out.println("Build Order Dead lock case -> Refinery Building was built already at "
+ testLocation.getX() + ", " + testLocation.getY() );
// BasicBot 1.1 Patch End ////////////////////////////////////////////////
break;
}
}
}
if (hasAvailableGeyser == false) {
isDeadlockCase = true;
}
}
// 선행 기술 리서치가 되어있지 않고, 리서치 중이지도 않으면 dead lock
if (!isDeadlockCase && requiredTechType != TechType.None) {
if (MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().hasResearched(requiredTechType) == false) {
if (MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().isResearching(requiredTechType) == false) {
isDeadlockCase = true;
}
}
}
Iterator<UnitType> it = requiredUnits.keySet().iterator();
// 선행 건물/유닛이 있는데
if (!isDeadlockCase && requiredUnits.size() > 0) {
// for (Unit u : it)
while (it.hasNext()) {
UnitType requiredUnitType = it.next(); // C++ :
// u.first;
if (requiredUnitType != UnitType.None) {
/*
* std::cout + "pre requiredUnitType " +
* requiredUnitType.getName() +
* " completedUnitCount " +
* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().
* completedUnitCount(requiredUnitType) +
* " incompleteUnitCount " +
* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().
* incompleteUnitCount(requiredUnitType) +
* std::endl;
*/
// BasicBot 1.1 Patch Start ////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Zerg_Mutalisk 나 Zerg_Scourge 를 만들려고하는데 Zerg_Greater_Spire 만 있는 경우 deadlock 으로 판정하는 버그 수정
// 만들려는 유닛이 Zerg_Mutalisk 이거나 Zerg_Scourge 이고, 선행 유닛이 Zerg_Spire 인 경우, Zerg_Greater_Spire 가 있으면 dead lock 이 아니다
if ((unitType == UnitType.Zerg_Mutalisk || unitType == UnitType.Zerg_Scourge)
&& requiredUnitType == UnitType.Zerg_Spire
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().allUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Greater_Spire) > 0)
{
isDeadlockCase = false;
}
else
// BasicBot 1.1 Patch End //////////////////////////////////////////////////
// 선행 건물 / 유닛이 존재하지 않고, 생산 중이지도 않고
if (MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(requiredUnitType) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().incompleteUnitCount(requiredUnitType) == 0) {
// 선행 건물이 건설 예정이지도 않으면 dead lock
if (requiredUnitType.isBuilding()) {
if (ConstructionManager.Instance()
.getConstructionQueueItemCount(requiredUnitType, null) == 0) {
isDeadlockCase = true;
}
}
// 선행 유닛이 Larva 인 Zerg 유닛의 경우, Larva,
// Hatchery, Lair, Hive 가 하나도 존재하지 않고, 건설
// 예정이지 않은 경우에 dead lock
else if (requiredUnitType == UnitType.Zerg_Larva) {
if (MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hatchery) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self()
.incompleteUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hatchery) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self()
.completedUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Lair) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self()
.incompleteUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Lair) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self()
.completedUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hive) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self()
.incompleteUnitCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hive) == 0) {
if (ConstructionManager.Instance()
.getConstructionQueueItemCount(UnitType.Zerg_Hatchery, null) == 0
&& ConstructionManager.Instance().getConstructionQueueItemCount(
UnitType.Zerg_Lair, null) == 0
&& ConstructionManager.Instance().getConstructionQueueItemCount(
UnitType.Zerg_Hive, null) == 0) {
isDeadlockCase = true;
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
// 건물이 아닌 지상/공중 유닛인 경우, 서플라이가 400 꽉 찼으면 dead lock
if (!isDeadlockCase && !unitType.isBuilding() && MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().supplyTotal() == 400
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().supplyUsed() + unitType.supplyRequired() > 400) {
isDeadlockCase = true;
}
// 건물이 아닌 지상/공중 유닛인데, 서플라이가 부족하면 dead lock 상황이 되긴 하지만,
// 이 경우는 빌드를 취소하기보다는, StrategyManager 등에서 서플라이 빌드를 추가함으로써 풀도록 한다
if (!isDeadlockCase && !unitType.isBuilding()
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().supplyUsed() + unitType.supplyRequired() > MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().supplyTotal())
{
//isDeadlockCase = true;
}
// Pylon 이 해당 지역 주위에 먼저 지어져야 하는데, Pylon 이 해당 지역 주위에 없고, 예정되어있지도 않으면 dead lock
if (!isDeadlockCase && unitType.isBuilding() && unitType.requiresPsi()
&& currentItem.seedLocationStrategy == BuildOrderItem.SeedPositionStrategy.SeedPositionSpecified) {
boolean hasFoundPylon = false;
List<Unit> ourUnits = MyBotModule.Broodwar
.getUnitsInRadius(currentItem.seedLocation.toPosition(), 4 * Config.TILE_SIZE);
for (Unit u : ourUnits) {
if (u.getPlayer() == MyBotModule.Broodwar.self() && u.getType() == UnitType.Protoss_Pylon) {
hasFoundPylon = true;
}
}
if (hasFoundPylon == false) {
isDeadlockCase = true;
}
}
// Creep 이 해당 지역 주위에 Hatchery나 Creep Colony 등을 통해 먼저 지어져야 하는데, 해당 지역 주위에 지어지지 않고 있으면 dead lock
if (!isDeadlockCase && unitType.isBuilding() && unitType.requiresCreep()
&& currentItem.seedLocationStrategy == BuildOrderItem.SeedPositionStrategy.SeedPositionSpecified) {
boolean hasFoundCreepGenerator = false;
List<Unit> ourUnits = MyBotModule.Broodwar
.getUnitsInRadius(currentItem.seedLocation.toPosition(), 4 * Config.TILE_SIZE);
for (Unit u : ourUnits) {
if (u.getPlayer() == MyBotModule.Broodwar.self() && (u.getType() == UnitType.Zerg_Hatchery
|| u.getType() == UnitType.Zerg_Lair || u.getType() == UnitType.Zerg_Hive
|| u.getType() == UnitType.Zerg_Creep_Colony
|| u.getType() == UnitType.Zerg_Sunken_Colony
|| u.getType() == UnitType.Zerg_Spore_Colony)) {
hasFoundCreepGenerator = true;
}
}
if (hasFoundCreepGenerator == false) {
isDeadlockCase = true;
}
}
}
// 테크의 경우, 해당 리서치를 이미 했거나, 이미 하고있거나, 리서치를 하는 건물 및 선행건물이 존재하지않고
// 건설예정이지도 않으면 dead lock
else if (currentItem.metaType.isTech()) {
TechType techType = currentItem.metaType.getTechType();
UnitType requiredUnitType = techType.requiredUnit();
/*
* System.out.println("To research " + techType.toString() +
* ", hasResearched " +
* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().hasResearched(techType) +
* ", isResearching " +
* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().isResearching(techType) +
* ", producerType " + producerType.toString() +
* " completedUnitCount " +
* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(
* producerType) + " incompleteUnitCount " +
* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().incompleteUnitCount(
* producerType));
*/
if (MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().hasResearched(techType)
|| MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().isResearching(techType)) {
isDeadlockCase = true;
}
else if (MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(producerType) == 0
&& MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().incompleteUnitCount(producerType) == 0)
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if (ConstructionManager.Instance().getConstructionQueueItemCount(producerType, null) == 0)
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// 테크 리서치의 producerType이 Addon 건물인 경우, Addon 건물 건설이
// 명령 내려졌지만 시작되기 직전에는 getUnits, completedUnitCount,
// incompleteUnitCount 에서 확인할 수 없다
// producerType의 producerType 건물에 의해 Addon 건물 건설의
// 명령이 들어갔는지까지 확인해야 한다
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if (producerTypeOfProducerType != UnitType.None) {
for (Unit unit : MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().getUnits()) {
if (unit == null)
continue;
if (unit.getType() != producerTypeOfProducerType) {
continue;
}
// 모건물이 완성되어있고, 모건물이 해당 Addon 건물을 건설중인지
// 확인한다
if (unit.isCompleted() && unit.isConstructing()
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isAddonConstructing = true;
break;
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* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(
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// 업그레이드의 경우, 해당 업그레이드를 이미 했거나, 이미 하고있거나, 업그레이드를 하는 건물 및 선행건물이
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* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().isUpgrading(upgradeType) +
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* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().completedUnitCount(
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* MyBotModule.Broodwar.self().incompleteUnitCount(
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// 확인한다
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Norwalk man killed in deputy-involved shooting…
Norwalk man killed in deputy-involved shooting identified
By Long Beach Press Telegram | [email protected] |
PUBLISHED: December 2, 2011 at 12:00 am | UPDATED: September 1, 2017 at 5:04 am
NORWALK — Coroner's officials on Friday identified a 39-year-old Norwalk man shot and killed after he allegedly pointed a gun at Sheriff's deputies searching for a murder suspect.
The deputy-involved shooting occurred at about 4:50 a.m. Thursday in the 114000 block of Pioneer Blvd.
Killed in the confrontation was Emiliano Esteban Amaya, said Los Angeles County Coroner's Chief Ed Winter.
Los Angeles County Sheriff's deputies assigned to the Special Enforcement Bureau and Sheriff's Homicide detectives were in Norwalk to serve a search warrant for murder suspect Henry Bahena, who was being sought for the gang-related slaying of Rogelio Sanchez on July 31, also in Norwalk.
Once inside a home in the area, deputies came across Amaya, who suddenly pointed a handgun at the officers, said Deputy Benjamin Grubb of the Sheriff's Headquarters Bureau.
Deputies fired several rounds at the 39-year-old, and he was struck at least once, Grubb said.
Amaya was pronounced dead at the scene.
Bahena was taken into custody without further incident, Grubb said.
The fatal shooting was the second deputy-involved shooting in Norwalk this week, with the first leaving a man wounded early Tuesday.
Norwalk deputies were investigating a report of shots fired in the street in the 11700 block of Elmcroft Avenue at 3:50a.m. Tuesday when they spotted the suspect, according to sheriff's officials.
The man was standing in the street holding a handgun in one hand and a bottle of alcohol in the other, authorities said.
He appeared agitated and challenged the deputies to kill him, according to a Sheriff's Department statement released Wednesday.
The deputies ordered the man to drop the handgun, but he allegedly fired the weapon and a bullet struck a patrol car.
Deputies returned fire, hitting the suspect several times.
He was taken to a local hospital and treated for multiple gunshot wounds.
He has also been booked on a charge of three counts of assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer, said Homicide Detective Barry Hall.
Hall identified the suspect as Arthur Bates Jr., 39, of Norwalk.
Bates is was being held in lieu of $1 million bail and was due in the Bellflower Superior Court for arraignment Friday, according to the Sheriff's Departments' Inmate Information Center.
No deputies were harmed in either incident, authorities said.
[email protected], 562-714-2150
Long Beach police release description of suspect wanted for shooting woman near courthouse
Long Beach Press Telegram
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No Plans To Levy Charges On UPI Payments: Finance Ministry
Suppose you wake up in the morning and you read in your newspaper that from now onwards, you have to pay an additional fee for making payments via digital platforms, such as PayTM, PhonePe, Google Pay, etc. In that case, what will be your reaction? Probably, you may decide to switch to a regular cash-based framework. Well, this nightmare is about to come true as the RBI has recently published a discussion paper through which it sought suggestions from stakeholders on the provisions to levy charges on UPI payments.
However, the Finance Ministry, on Sunday, clarified its stand on the said proposal of RBI, citing digital payment services as a service of "digital public good". The ministry said it is not considering any proposal to levy charges on users for using digital payment platforms.
The Finance Ministry gave its clarification against the recent proposal of the RBI in which the central bank proposed to levy charges in payment systems, including Unified Payment Interface (UPI), National Electronic Fund Transfer (NEFT), and Immediate Payment Services (IMPS).
According to officials aware of the deliberations, charges on digital payments can facilitate service providers to recover their operational costs. The RBI circular included deliberation on the proposed transfer fee of as low as one paisa or two per transaction. However, the ministry responded that the government would find alternative solutions to recover the operational costs.
Finance Ministry Response To Charges On UPI Payments
"UPI is a digital public good with immense convenience for the public and productivity gains for the economy. There is no consideration in Govt to levy any charges for UPI services. The concerns of the service providers for cost recovery have to be met through other means", the ministry tweeted late on Sunday.
In the same thread, the ministry added, "The Govt had provided financial support for Digital Payment ecosystem last year and has announced the same this year as well to encourage further adoption of Digital Payments and promotion of payment platforms that are economical and user-friendly".
With the second tweet, the ministry also clarified that the government is eager to normalize the digital economy in India's financial system. This is why the government is providing all sorts of relief measures to digital service providers.
UPI is a digital public good with immense convenience for the public & productivity gains for the economy. There is no consideration in Govt to levy any charges for UPI services. The concerns of the service providers for cost recovery have to be met through other means. (1/2)
— Ministry of Finance (@FinMinIndia) August 21, 2022
What RBI Proposed About Charges On Digital Payments?
On August 17, the RBI issued a discussion paper on prospects of levying charges in digital payment systems. Through the circular, the RBI stated that charges on UPI payments should be reasonable and competitively determined for users.
Reserve Bank of India releases Discussion Paper on Charges in Payment Systemshttps://t.co/G7B32AF3xK
— ReserveBankOfIndia (@RBI) August 17, 2022
The press release highlighted, "To ensure this balance, it was considered useful to carry out a comprehensive review of the various charges levied in the payment systems by highlighting different dimensions and seeking stakeholder feedback".
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RBI Raised Repo Rate By 50 Basis Points To Lower Down Inflation
RBI Raises Repo Rate To Control Rising Inflation Rates The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), on Friday, August
Which Items Will Get Costlier Due To Surged GST Rates?
From today, i.e., July 18, 2022, consumers will have to spend more on several items, including prepackaged
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Q: problem in use of $.each? Values the database row units for values salam & salavat : [this values inserted by json_encode()]
salam:
[{"name_units":"salam","price_units":"74,554","checkbox_units":["minibar","mobleman"]},{"name_units":"mokhles","price_units":"4,851,269","checkbox_units":["mobleman","tv"]},{"name_units":"fadat","price_units":"85,642","checkbox_units":["minibar","mobleman","tv"]}]
salavat:
[{"name_units":"chaker","price_units":"5,452","checkbox_units":null},{"name_units":"khobe","price_units":"5,452,545","checkbox_units":["minibar","mobleman"]}]
In the example, do the following works:
EXAMPLE: DEMO1- in here work my code & DEMO2-in here just is for show all codes
First. please inserted value: sala in input => this have "tow" result, please clicked on each a of results: salam or salavat -> you see that get five output after click => salam & mokhles & fadat | chaker & khobe(In case must have three values, since we clicked on the word salam => salam & mokhles & fadat)
second. please inserted value: salam => this have one result, please clicked on result (salam) -> you see that get "three" output after click => salam & mokhles & fadat
I want in any case that is result search "five" or "three" value or "Etc.", get values name_units related with word that is click.
$('.auto_complete').keyup(function () {
var dataObj = $(this).closest('form').serialize();
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
dataType: 'json',
//url: 'http://binboy.gigfa.com/admin/tour_foreign/auto_complete',
url: 'auto_complete',
data: dataObj,
cache: false,
success: function (data) {
var id_name = $('.list_autobox_hotel').attr('id');
$('.list_autobox_hotel').show().html('');
if (data == 0) {
$('.list_autobox_hotel').show().html('<p><b>there is no</b></p>');
} else {
$.each(data, function (index, value) {
$('<p id="' + value.name + '">' + value.name + '</p>').appendTo('.list_autobox_hotel');
});
//////////////////////*HERE//////////////////////
$('.list_autobox_hotel p').click(function (e) {
e.preventDefault();
var ac = $(this).attr('id');
$.each(data, function (index, value) {
$.each(value.units, function (bu, key) {
alert(key.name_units);
});
});
$(this).remove();
return false;
});
//////////////////////HERE*//////////////////////
$('body').click(function () {
$(".list_autobox_hotel p").hide().remove();
$('.auto_complete').val('');
$('.list_autobox_hotel').show().html('');
$('.list_autobox_hotel').css('display', 'none');
});
}
},
"error": function (x, y, z) {
// callback to run if an error occurs
alert("An error has occured:\n" + x + "\n" + y + "\n" + z);
}
});
});
UPDATE:
for bin i done it as: (but this don't work and there is still the same problem)
$('.list_autobox_hotel p').bind("click", function (e) {
e.preventDefault();
var ac = $(this).attr('id');
$.each(data, function (index, value) {
$.each(value.units, function (bu, key) {
alert(key.name_units);
});
});
$(this).remove();
return false;
});
i don't understand "filter the data depending on what item you click on" and not know how is it!?
UPDATE 2
Did this is true? (but this don't work and there is alert: undefined)
$('.list_autobox_hotel p').bind("click", function (e) {
e.preventDefault();
var ac = $(this).attr('id');
var ok = $.grep(data, function (e) {
return e.name == ac;
}).units;
alert(ok);
$(this).remove();
return false;
});
A: That is because your code doesn't care which item you click on, it always shows all the data anyway.
You should either bind the click event inside the loop where you add the items, so that you can use the specific data for each item, or filter the data depending on what item you click on.
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Also on-site is Water World, incorporating eight pools over an area of 12,000sq m and an aqua-park sheltered from the sun as well as indoor children's pools. Guests can choose from nine restaurants with varied dining options, as well as relaxing in the spacious Crassula Spa. Located directly next to the 27-hole Nick Faldo-designed golf course, the resort has hosted prestigious events and has numerous accolades, including being named Europe's Leading Golf Resort in the World Travel Awards.
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Future Earns Eighth No. 1 Album on Billboard 200 With 'I Never Liked You'
May 8, 2022 AY Music, News 0
Future earns his eighth No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart as I Never Liked You debuts atop the list with the year's largest week for any album. It earned 222,000 equivalent album units in the U.S. in the week ending May 5, according to Luminate. That also marks Future's largest week for a solo album, by units earned. His only album to post a bigger week was his collaborative set with Drake, What a Time to Be Alive, which bowed at No. 1 with 375,000 units in 2015.
In total, I Never Liked You is Future's 15th top 10 album on the Billboard 200. He previously topped the chart with High Off Life (2020), Future Hndrxx Presents: The WIZRD (2019), HNDRXX (2017), Future(2017), Evol (2016), What a Time to Be Alive (2015) and DS2 (2015).
Also in the new top 10: The Weeknd's Dawn FM surges 35-2 after the release of its vinyl LP and boxed sets, Miranda Lambert's Palomino debuts at No. 4, and NoCap's Mr. Crawford bows at No. 8.
The Billboard 200 chart ranks the most popular albums of the week in the U.S. based on multi-metric consumption as measured in equivalent album units, compiled by Luminate. Units comprise album sales, track equivalent albums (TEA) and streaming equivalent albums (SEA). Each unit equals one album sale, or 10 individual tracks sold from an album, or 3,750 ad-supported or 1,250 paid/subscription on-demand official audio and video streams generated by songs from an album. The new May 14, 2022-dated chart will be posted in full on Billboard's website on May 10. For all chart news, follow @billboard and @billboardcharts on both Twitter and Instagram.
Of I Never Like You's 222,000 equivalent album units earned, SEA units comprise 214,000 (equating to 283.75 million on-demand official streams of the set's tracks), album sales comprise 6,500 and TEA units comprise 1,500. (I Never Liked You's standard edition was released on April 29 with 16 tracks, and then expanded in the middle of its first week of release with six additional cuts.)
I Never Liked You's starting sum of 222,000 units is the largest week for any album since Adele's 30 logged 288,000 units in the week ending Dec. 2, 2021, and the biggest debut for an album since 30launched with 839,000 a week earlier. I Never Liked You has the biggest week for any R&B/hip-hop album since Drake's Certified Lover Boy moved 236,000 in its second frame (week ending Sept. 16, 2021), and the biggest R&B/hip-hop debut since Certified launched with 613,000. In fact, in the last 12 months, only three albums have posted a week as large as I Never Liked You: Certified, Ye's (formerly Kanye West) Donda (it debuted with 309,000 in the week ending Sept. 2, 2021) and J. Cole's The Off-Season(debuting with 282,000 in the week ending May 20, 2021).
I Never Liked You boasts guests including Drake, EST Gee, Gunna, Kodak Black, Tems and Ye (all on its standard and expanded editions).
The Weeknd's Dawn FM jumps from No. 35 to No. 2 — matching its debut and peak position — following the release of its vinyl LP, cassette and deluxe boxed sets on April 29. The album earned 57,000 equivalent album units (up 241%), of which album sales comprise 44,000 (up 2,282% — making it the top-selling album of the week), SEA units comprise 13,000 (equaling 17.72 million on-demand official streams of the set's tracks) and TEA units comprise a negligible sum. 77% of Dawn FM's sales were from its vinyl LP, which was available in multiple variants, including a Target-exclusive edition pressed on translucent silver vinyl. In total, Dawn FM sold nearly 34,000 copies on vinyl — the largest sales week for an R&B album on vinyl since Luminate began tracking music sales in 1991.
Morgan Wallen's former No. 1 Dangerous: The Double Album falls 2-3 with 50,000 equivalent album units (down 3%).
Miranda Lambert notches her seventh top 10 album on the Billboard 200 as Palomino debuts at No. 4 with 36,000 equivalent album units earned. The set is the highest-debuting country album of 2022 and gallops in with the year's largest debut, by units, for a country effort. Of the album's 36,000 units earned, album sales comprise 24,000; SEA units comprise 11,000 (equaling 14.35 million on-demand official streams of the set's tracks) and TEA units comprise 1,000.
A trio of chart-topping albums is next on the Billboard 200, as Olivia Rodrigo's Sour falls 4-5 (34,000 equivalent album units; down 6%), Lil Durk's 7220descends 3-6 (33,000; down 15%) and the Encanto soundtrack dips 5-7 (32,000; down 7%).
NoCap nets his first top 10 effort with his debut studio release Mr. Crawford, as the album debuts at No. 8 with 29,000 equivalent album units earned. Effectively all of that sum was driven by SEA units (equaling 40.07 million on-demand official streams of the set's tracks). The rapper (real name: Kobe Vidal Crawford) has charted three previous efforts on the chart, going as high as No. 31 with Steel Human in 2020. Before the release of Mr. Crawford, NoCap had accumulated 1.48 billion on-demand official streams with his catalog of songs in the U.S., according to Luminate. The Steel Human album accounted for 332 million of those streams.
Closing out the new top 10 on the Billboard 200 are Drake's Certified Lover Boy (7-9 with 29,000 equivalent album units; down 4%) and Doja Cat's Planet Her (6-10 with nearly 29,000; down 5%).
Luminate, the independent data provider to the Billboard charts, completes an exhaustive and thorough review of all data submissions used in compiling the weekly chart rankings. Luminate reviews and authenticates data, removing any suspicious or unverifiable activity using established criteria before final chart calculations are made and published. In partnership with Billboard, data deemed suspicious and unverifiable is disqualified prior to the final calculation.
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The handpiece is the slender shaped tube that keeps the drill bit connected to the driving motor. Whether the handpiece is made of plastic or metal, it underwent a moulding process to obtain its practical shape. The curve is designed specifically for the drill bit to be able to spin at fast speeds. During a handpiece repair, the specialist will open up the body of the dental drill and repair the motor, drill bit, couplings or air turbine engine.
The drill bit is the most important part of the handpiece. Even though there are several different kinds of drill bits for different types of drilling, they all follow the same process to be made. Drill bits are formed from tungsten carbide particles. The tungsten ore is first chemically processed to produce tungsten oxides. The resulted metal powder is then blended with carbon and is heated. Then, hydrogen is added to the process to remove any oxygen. This finally results in tungsten carbide particles, which are then processed to shape the appropriate drill bit. Other additions onto the drill bit may include a cooling system and fiberoptic illumination among several other features. Your handpiece repair specialist knows their way around a drill bit to make it as good as new.
The air turbines determine the speed at which the drill bit or bur spins. Faster dental drills are used to go deeper into a tooth, while slower ones are used for polishing or soft tissue drilling. Inside the handpiece, couplings help connect two drive shafts that create the mechanical energy from the small air turbine motor.
During handpiece repair, the specialist ensures that all pieces of the dental drill are in excellent condition. Specialists in dental drill repair are professionally trained to fix issues with headpieces. They understand the importance that these tools have for you. Cleaning your device on a regular basis not only prevents bacteria from growing, but it also prevents damage to these important tools for your practice.
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By Vermont law, property owners whose homes meet the definition of a Vermont homestead must file a Homestead Declaration annually by the April filing deadline. If eligible, it is important that you file so that you are correctly assessed the homestead tax rate on your property.
What is the Vermont Homestead Declaration?
In Vermont, all property is subject to education property tax to pay for the state's schools. For this purpose, property is categorized as either nonresidential or homestead. A homestead is the principal dwelling and parcel of land surrounding the dwelling, owned and occupied by the resident as the person's domicile.
For more information, please visit the State of Vermont Tax Department website.
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Manhattan transfer: Mad Men's UK return (September 8)
tags: 1960s, Alfred Hitchcock, BBC4, Christina Hendricks, Don Draper, Joan Hollaway, Jon Hamm, Mad Men, Matt Weiner, mid-century modern design, North By Northwest, Saul Bass, Sterling Cooper, Vertigo (film)
Big fish in the Big Apple: Don Draper and the rest of the new Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce team reveal how – and how not – to get ahead in advertising in the fourth season of Mad Men
You know, in recent years, if I'm being honest, there's been few dramas out there in Tellyland that have been up my street from the start and kept me loyally watching to the finish. Studio 60 On The Sunset Strip for sure (based on the strength of The West Wing – the same guy created both). Ashes To Ashes definitely (conceived by the same peeps behind Life On Mars). And that's about it. Oh… but of course, how could I forget? Then there's Mad Men.
Created by Matt Weiner, one of the chaps behind the hugely successful The Sopranos, US cable channel AMC's Mad Men – for the uninitiated – is focused around the work and people of the fictitious Madison Avenue ad agency Sterling Cooper. Set in early to mid-'60s, it's shamelessly stylish, refreshingly intelligent and unfalteringly captivating. It's also unrepentantly un-PC – or, at least, the world it presents us is – what with characters smoking like chimneys and drinking like fish, executives slapping secretaries' backsides, husbands cheating on wives without a thought of remorse and a homosexual character compromised because he's gay. It shows the era in which it's set fairly honestly then.
But, for me, best of all, it's genuinely grown-up drama. The writing, acting and directing is consistently excellent, offering up three-dimensional characters, crisp, acerbic dialogue and constant food for thought – while passing through the 1960 Presidential election, the Cuban Missile Crisis and Kennedy's assassination, it examines the beatnik ethos versus corporate capitalism, the hobo versus the 'American Dream'-style family man laying down his roots, and a chauvinistic society discovering early feminism. Indeed, moments experienced by ad man extraordinaire Don Draper and would-be highflyer account handler Pete Campbell showcase the best existential angst you'll see this side of a Stephen Poliakoff drama.
Meeting the Beats: Ad man Don mingles with beatniks Midge and Roy in the first season
The retro and artistic appeal isn't just limited to the creators and actors, though. For any lover of mid-century modern design, Mad Men is interior decor and clothing porn. The Madison Avenue office interiors are beautifully and starkly seductive (much like the dark behaviour of the characters), and the suits and dresses on show as sharp and eye-catching as Errol Flynn in a sword fight. Moreover, the opening credits clearly nod to the credits and poster design created by the legendary Saul Bass for Hitchcock's North By Northwest (1959) and Vertigo (1958), respectively.
And, if a would-be viewer required any further reason to give this series' fourth season a whirl, then be assured it's never been in a more promising and exciting position. In the real world, just last week it won the Best TV Drama Golden Globe award for its third season, its third in a row – it's also won the corresponding Emmy award three times. And, in its own world, at the end of the third season (warning: here be spoilers) its eponymous ad agency had folded, a new one created from its ashes and the main character started life as a single man. Make no mistake, the fourth season is awaited with greatly baited breath by fans.
Plus, if you're still not convinced, consider the fact Mad Men features two of America's latest sex symbols, James Bond lookalike Jon Hamm (ladies' man-and-a-half Don Draper) and the irresistibly lovely Christina Hendricks (voluptuous office vixen Joan Holloway). If that advert won't draw you to the Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce agency, then you're a bull-headed, stuck-in-the-mud client indeed.
The fourth season of Mad Men begins in the UK tonight on BBC4 at 10pm.
http://www.amctv.com/originals/madmen
http://doubleonothing.wordpress.com/2010/09/08/mad-world-the-production-design-of-mad-men
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Believe it or not, I've never seen an entire episode of Mad Men. 😦 I shall start when the nights grow longer.
Great clip for the piece. And nice timing with dublo's too. Together you have me sold.
George permalink
Thanks, vradbourne. Glad you enjoyed the piece and good plan for watching Mad Men – I've a sneaking suspicion you'll enjoy it… 🙂
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Chapter 16: Control System
Some General Comments:
Chapter 16 is the easiest chapter to complete, but I personally think that doing the following things would make it even easier:
It would be easier to install the forward and aft controls (the tubes inside the fuselage) after Chapter 12 while you can still turn the tub onto its side. I would wait to drill the CS121 and CS122 firewall crank tubes until I finished the aileron controls.
I think the steps are presented backwards for installing the aileron controls. I found my process of starting at the ailerons and working my way to the firewall to be much easier. I locked out the ailerons into their neutral positions, set the CS132 aileron crank, built the CS129 push-tubes, set the CS128 bellcrank , built the CS126 push-tubes, then finished with the CS125 tie-rod across the firewall.
I waited until Chapter 16 to drill out the holes in the seatback and landing gear bulkheads. What a mistake. It would certainly be easier to have drilled the holes in Chapter 4, and only tweak the hole clearances in Chapter 16.
I admit it might, might, might be easier to build the forward armrests after the controls are fully functioning. I built my consoles after Chapter 13 and before I built the wings and ailerons. I blindly built them to plans, but still had interference issues with the control sticks. The bottoms of the control sticks were hitting the insides of the forward armrests. I ended up biasing the handles inward a bit and redrilling the CS121 and CS122 tubes. It certainly is easier to shape the forward consoles to conform around the movements of the control stick, but I don't see how I could have anticipated this by doing the Chapter 24 armrests before completing Chapter 16 controls. I thought if I followed the plans for the armrests I'd be okay, but no............
There have been some changes to materials and parts list for Chapter 16:
The chapter materials kits ordered from Wicks (I don't know about Aircraft Spruce) are now supplied with four plastic swivel bearings instead of phenolic material.
All rod end bearings and rod end fittings are now MM-4's and CS1A's instead of MM-3's and CS150's. Remember to request this change when ordering the chapter kits from Wicks (or Aircraft Spruce) and Brock. Nat issued this change after RAF issued the change for the Long EZs. It seems a Long EZ flyer had bent an MM-3 when removing his wing. He simply bent it back straight and went flying. The bearing eventually broke in flight.
All of the Brock-supplied bellcranks for the aileron controls are drilled to accept AN-3 bolts. Because we've changed to MM-4 rod end bearings, we now need to use AN-4 bolts instead of AN-3's. So you'll need to enlarge the holes in the CS122 firewall cranks, the CS128 bellcranks, and the CS132R aileron cranks.
Don't cut your tubes until you've had a chance to measure and verify their lengths. I discovered several issues with the lengths specified in Schedule B on Chapter 16, page 1:
Be aware that the plastic swivel bearings are thicker than the phenolic bearings they are to replace. I had to change the lengths of the forward control tubes and inserts to keep the control stick at the FS location specified in the plans. I figured out the new lengths by studying the large M-drawings.
Two of my tubes -- the CS136 (shorter canard push-tube) and CS129 aileron push-tube in the wing root -- did not match the lengths specified in Schedule B (Chapter 16, page 1). This comes as no surprise since our drawings and our text have never been updated to reflect the new AN-4 rod ends and the CS1A rod end fittings we're now using. The processes I used for the canard and aileron push-tubes include the how-to's for determining the exact lengths.
Be aware that the Chapter 16, page 15 drawing may be a carry-over from the Cozy III drawings and may not have been updated for the longer Cozy IV wing root. So don't use it as a full-sized drawing. (Nat told me that.) Also, the page 16 drawing is not meant to be used full-sized either.
When I finished rigging the control systems, I measured all tubes and recorded their lengths in my plans. I also denoted the M-drawings and Chapter 16 drawings to reflect the final configuration, including the new bearings, rod end fittings, and control stick cant angles.
Some general things to be aware of:
Make sure you use a good drill press and some sharp drill bits. Dull drill bits will gall the aluminum and drag the thin, aluminum wall into the hole you're trying to drill into the steel inserts (or universal joints). The aluminum tube will attach itself permanently to the insert, meaning you won't be able to remove the steel inserts.
Be careful when handling the universal joints. It's easy to dislodge the orange rubber protective boots and it's easy to inadvertently squeeze out the grease that's in there.
The steel inserts will rust in a hurry, and the rust is accelerated after being handled with sweaty, grimy hands. I painted the steel tubes with a light coat of zinc chromate. I wanted to alodine the aluminum tubes, but just never got around to ordering the alodine chemicals. So I just painted them with zinc chromate after I drilled all the holes just to make them look good. :-)
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Khodzi (, ) is a settlement in the Java District or Dzau District in Ossetian, in South Ossetian autonomy in Georgia.
See also
Dzau district
Notes
References
Populated places in Dzau District
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President Idris Debi of CHAD is also Darfurian Sudanese and has many of his relatives with the rebels of JEM.
Chadians must stay away from the conflict of Darfur for their on Safety. Otherwise Blind Tribalism will drag Chad in a very bloody tribal wars.
ZAGHAWA are worriers same like GHURAN and ARABS of CHAD while SARAH will be supported by French government.
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Starring Baunfire, Jacquelyn Velvets, and INTRODUCING TWO NEW GIRLS: Bambi Buttons, and Sparrow!
We fade in on one of the world's deadliest Assassins: the powerful and lethal BAUNFIRE…as she makes her way into a lair filled with what she thinks are a platoon of armed female thugs. What she finds, however, is a pack of clones…all originating from Agents Velvets, Sparrow, and Bambi. One by one the clones go down via a volley of machine gun fire (and a few strafes after the deed to make sure) as Baunfire slowly realizes that these clones disintegrate after their demise, a fact that makes clean up an easy task! Baunfire's executions are flawless, all the way down to a final blast that leaves a pile of wasted clones on the ground. Mission…accomplished!
PLUS 5 minutes of alternate takes and outtakes!
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Got the above image in an email this morning from Julie Quigley. In it she also confesses to loving Doodlers Anonymous and links to a blog of hers with a ton more doodled eggs. Quite appropriate with the Easter holiday approaching this weekend. You'd be lucky to go on an egg hunt for these pretty things.
love the detail. patience defined on a curved surface.
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What is ISIS, Bob Beckel Survival, Things Are Not That Bad
The Matt Townsend Show - Season 1, Episode 725
2:18:14 mins
"ISIS: The State of Terror" (12:00) J. M. Berger is a nonresident fellow with the Brookings Institution. Author of "Jihad Joe: Americans Who Go to War in the Name of Islam," a critically acclaimed history of the American jihadist movement. He is a regular contributor to Foreign Policy magazine. Co-Author of "ISIS: The State of Terror" J.M. Berger. An expert on violent extremism and terrorism. Mr. Berger help us understand the origins and evolution of ISIS. "I Should Be Dead" (57:24) Bob Beckel, a CNN Political Commentator, a contributing columnist for USA Today, is a former co-host of The Five on Fox News Channel and professor of political strategy of George Washington University. Bob Beckel has experienced the highs and lows of navigating a politically and socially successful career and shares those stories in his book, "I Should Be Dead: My Life Surviving Politics, TV and Addiction." Why Things Are Not as Bad as You Think (1:41:01) Kim Giles, President and founder of Clarity Point Life Coaching. Named one of the top 20 advice gurus in the country by Good Morning America in 2010. Writes a regular column on KSL.com every Monday in the Happy Living Section. Author of the Book Choosing Clarity: A Path to Fearlessness. Today Kim and Dr. Matt talk about how things are not as bad in the world as you think.
J. M. Berger
"I Should Be Dead: My Life Surviving Politics, TV and Addiction
Kim Giles
Episode Segments
"ISIS: The State of Terror"
J. M. Berger is a nonresident fellow with the Brookings Institution. Author of "Jihad Joe: Americans Who Go to War in the Name of Islam," a critically acclaimed history of the American jihadist movement. He is a regular contributor to Foreign Policy magazine. Co-Author of "ISIS: The State of Terror" J.M. Berger. An expert on violent extremism and terrorism. Mr. Berger help us understand the origins and evolution of ISIS.
"I Should Be Dead"
Bob Beckel, a CNN Political Commentator, a contributing columnist for USA Today, is a former co-host of The Five on Fox News Channel and professor of political strategy of George Washington University. Bob Beckel has experienced the highs and lows of navigating a politically and socially successful career and shares those stories in his book, "I Should Be Dead: My Life Surviving Politics, TV and Addiction."
Why Things Are Not as Bad as You Think
Kim Giles, President and founder of Clarity Point Life Coaching. Named one of the top 20 advice gurus in the country by Good Morning America in 2010. Writes a regular column on KSL.com every Monday in the Happy Living Section. Author of the Book Choosing Clarity: A Path to Fearlessness. Today Kim and Dr. Matt talk about how things are not as bad in the world as you think.
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A Closer Look at Trees
Hero Story - Destinations
Giving a Historic Bird House New Life
Coming in March 2023 to the Smithsonian National Zoo & Conservation Biology Institute in Washington, DC is a new Bird House—an attraction that's sure to impress bird enthusiasts of all kinds. Idea...
Trees are being destroyed worldwide by deforestation, development and the effects of climate change. Botanical gardens are at the forefront of the fight to save them—and a new traveling exhibition at The Huntington invites groups into the conversation.
Out of the Woods: Celebrating Trees in Public Gardens opens at The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens on May 19, 2018. Robert Hori, gardens cultural curator and program director, offers an inside look at the exhibition and what it means for The Huntington and its visitors.
Groups Today: Could you tell us a bit about Out of the Woods and its importance?
Robert Hori: Organized by The New York Botanical Garden and the American Society of Botanical Artists, this traveling exhibition of original botanical artworks spotlights one of the planet's most important and beautiful resources—its trees—as cultivated by botanical gardens and arboreta. The exhibition highlights the role public gardens play in engaging visitors with trees and their ecological and utilitarian roles, and also underscores the conservation, research and scholarship being undertaken by these institutions.
From more than 200 submitted entries, 43 artworks were selected for the exhibition, featuring images of trees from small county arboreta alongside those from some of the world's most renowned botanical gardens—including The Huntington.
Working in watercolor, oil, graphite, colored pencil and ink, an international collection of artists has depicted everything from seedpods, branches and bark to an entire forest floor. By bringing these subjects to life through their work, botanical artists create new pathways for communicating the value of plants in contemporary life.
GT: Why was The Huntington Library interested in running this exhibition?
RH: The mission of the Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens is to promote education and research through its collections. Many visitors to the botanical gardens are so overwhelmed by the natural beauty that surrounds them that they may not realize that we are also an important repository of plants. In the same way that library and art galleries safeguard collections, the botanical gardens collect, study and propagate both common and endangered plants. For example, our Desert Garden features plants that were once commonly found in nature but—due to development—have lost their natural habitat and can only be found in botanical gardens.
GT: What tree species will groups see in the Botanical Gardens that are depicted in Out of the Woods?
RH: Out of the Woods features works by seven artists who are members of the Southern California chapter of the American Society of Botanical Artists. The tree specific to The Huntington is the California Sycamore, depicted by Deborah Friedman.
In the exhibition catalog, Deborah elaborates on her selection:
"This tree filled me with inspiration because of the rich variety of textured material, brilliant magenta female flowers, colorful puzzle shaped bark, and majestic architecture. There was also a sentimental reason for choosing this particular tree. As a child I rode my bike along a ridge while watching red tailed hawks soar through the canyon below where the birds nested in the massive sycamore tree tops. This is a cherished childhood memory."
"I went to the Huntington Library, Art Collections and Botanical Garden for this project because I had attended a fascinating class about trees at the Huntington taught by Jim Folsom, who is the director of Botanical Gardens. The California native sycamores are growing beside an outdoor cafe where Jim presented some of his lecture material, which included information about the sycamores. I have since spent many afternoons at the Huntington wandering the gardens while admiring the tree collections."
GT: What would you like visitors to The Huntington Library to take away from Out of the Woods?
RH: The works in the exhibit feature trees in all of their seasonal beauty and various stages of development. I hope the exhibit will encourage viewers to take a closer look at trees in the gardens and to return to see how they are continuously changing throughout the year.
Photo: Ann S. Hoffenberg, Paperbark Maple (2017), Acer griseum, Rutgers Gardens, New Brunswick, New Jersey. Watercolor on paper, 9 x 13 inches. © Ann S. Hoffenberg. Courtesy of the American Society of Botanical Artists and the New York Botanical Garden.
Edited by Cassie Westrate, staff writer for Groups Today.
Destination Articles
Emerging Destinations: Namibia
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Q: partial search JSON How to partial search the JSON to match the JSON value?
Filter is matching full value of the city name and search is case-sensitive
Example: if I type p in text box it should match all city value with p as array
output should be as
[{"CM_CITY_CODE":"515134", "CM_CITY_NAME":"Puttaparthi(AP)", "CM_HUB":"Thirupati", "CM_STATE":"Andhra Pradesh", "CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0", "CM_DROP_CITY":"1", "CM_ADDEDBY":"", "CM_ADDED_DATE":"", "CM_EDITEDBY":"", "CM_EDITED_DATE":""},{"CM_CITY_CODE":"517408", "CM_CITY_NAME":"Palamaner", "CM_HUB":"Vellore", "CM_STATE":"Andhra Pradesh", "CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0", "CM_DROP_CITY":"1", "CM_ADDEDBY":"", "CM_ADDED_DATE":"", "CM_EDITEDBY":"", "CM_EDITED_DATE":""}]
Here is what I tried
(function () {
var cityjson = [{"CM_CITY_CODE":"04262", "CM_CITY_NAME":"Gudalur", "CM_HUB":"Coimbatore", "CM_STATE":"", "CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"1", "CM_DROP_CITY":"1", "CM_ADDEDBY":"VigneshkumarP", "CM_ADDED_DATE":"2020-12-17 13:18:23", "CM_EDITEDBY":"", "CM_EDITED_DATE":""},
{"CM_CITY_CODE":"505001", "CM_CITY_NAME":"Hyderabad", "CM_HUB":"Hyderabad", "CM_STATE":"", "CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0", "CM_DROP_CITY":"1", "CM_ADDEDBY":"", "CM_ADDED_DATE":"", "CM_EDITEDBY":"", "CM_EDITED_DATE":""},
{"CM_CITY_CODE":"506001", "CM_CITY_NAME":"Warangal", "CM_HUB":"Hyderabad", "CM_STATE":"Telangana", "CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0", "CM_DROP_CITY":"1", "CM_ADDEDBY":"", "CM_ADDED_DATE":"", "CM_EDITEDBY":"", "CM_EDITED_DATE":""},
{"CM_CITY_CODE":"515134", "CM_CITY_NAME":"Puttaparthi(AP)", "CM_HUB":"Thirupati", "CM_STATE":"Andhra Pradesh", "CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0", "CM_DROP_CITY":"1", "CM_ADDEDBY":"", "CM_ADDED_DATE":"", "CM_EDITEDBY":"", "CM_EDITED_DATE":""},
{"CM_CITY_CODE":"516001", "CM_CITY_NAME":"Kadappa", "CM_HUB":"Hyderabad", "CM_STATE":"Tamil Nadu", "CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0", "CM_DROP_CITY":"1", "CM_ADDEDBY":"", "CM_ADDED_DATE":"", "CM_EDITEDBY":"Vivek", "CM_EDITED_DATE":"2020-11-03 10:23:26"},
{"CM_CITY_CODE":"517001", "CM_CITY_NAME":"Chitoor", "CM_HUB":"Vellore", "CM_STATE":"Andhra Pradesh", "CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"1", "CM_DROP_CITY":"1", "CM_ADDEDBY":"", "CM_ADDED_DATE":"", "CM_EDITEDBY":"", "CM_EDITED_DATE":""},
{"CM_CITY_CODE":"517325", "CM_CITY_NAME":"Madanapalli", "CM_HUB":"Thirupati", "CM_STATE":"Tamil Nadu", "CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0", "CM_DROP_CITY":"0", "CM_ADDEDBY":"", "CM_ADDED_DATE":"", "CM_EDITEDBY":"", "CM_EDITED_DATE":""},
{"CM_CITY_CODE":"517408", "CM_CITY_NAME":"Palamaner", "CM_HUB":"Vellore", "CM_STATE":"Andhra Pradesh", "CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0", "CM_DROP_CITY":"1", "CM_ADDEDBY":"", "CM_ADDED_DATE":"", "CM_EDITEDBY":"", "CM_EDITED_DATE":""}]
var getData = function (request, response) {
let x = cityjson.filter(function(item){
return item.CM_CITY_NAME == request.term;
})
if(x.length>0)
{
console.log(x)
response($.map(x, function (item) {
return {
label: x.CM_CITY_NAME,
data: item
};
}));
}
else{
alert('else')
}
};
//on select of from dropdown
var selectTo = function (event, ui) {
return false
}
//to address autocomplete
$("#selector").autocomplete({
source: getData,
select: selectTo,
minLength: 2
});
})
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<input type="text" id="selector">
A: I had to add jQuery UI to get the autocomplete
You had a few issues
return item.CM_CITY_NAME.indexOf(request.term) !=-1
If you want this case INsensitive, change
return item.CM_CITY_NAME.toLowerCase().indexOf(request.term.toLowerCase()) !=-1
The above will return any string found in the city.
If you want the typed term to match the cityname from the beginning you need
return item.CM_CITY_NAME.toLowerCase().indexOf(request.term.toLowerCase()) ===0
If you do not need IE11 compatibility, you can change the above to
return item.CM_CITY_NAME.toLowerCase().startsWith(request.term.toLowerCase())
Here is the other change you need
if (x.length > 0) {
const resp = $.map(x, function(item) {
return {
label: item.CM_CITY_NAME, // item., not x.
data: item
};
})
response(resp);
}
$(function() {
var cityjson = [{"CM_CITY_CODE":"04262","CM_CITY_NAME":"Gudalur","CM_HUB":"Coimbatore","CM_STATE":"","CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"1","CM_DROP_CITY":"1","CM_ADDEDBY":"VigneshkumarP","CM_ADDED_DATE":"2020-12-1713:18:23","CM_EDITEDBY":"","CM_EDITED_DATE":""},{"CM_CITY_CODE":"505001","CM_CITY_NAME":"Hyderabad","CM_HUB":"Hyderabad","CM_STATE":"","CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0","CM_DROP_CITY":"1","CM_ADDEDBY":"","CM_ADDED_DATE":"","CM_EDITEDBY":"","CM_EDITED_DATE":""},{"CM_CITY_CODE":"506001","CM_CITY_NAME":"Warangal","CM_HUB":"Hyderabad","CM_STATE":"Telangana","CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0","CM_DROP_CITY":"1","CM_ADDEDBY":"","CM_ADDED_DATE":"","CM_EDITEDBY":"","CM_EDITED_DATE":""},{"CM_CITY_CODE":"515134","CM_CITY_NAME":"Puttaparthi(AP)","CM_HUB":"Thirupati","CM_STATE":"AndhraPradesh","CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0","CM_DROP_CITY":"1","CM_ADDEDBY":"","CM_ADDED_DATE":"","CM_EDITEDBY":"","CM_EDITED_DATE":""},{"CM_CITY_CODE":"516001","CM_CITY_NAME":"Kadappa","CM_HUB":"Hyderabad","CM_STATE":"TamilNadu","CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0","CM_DROP_CITY":"1","CM_ADDEDBY":"","CM_ADDED_DATE":"","CM_EDITEDBY":"Vivek","CM_EDITED_DATE":"2020-11-0310:23:26"},{"CM_CITY_CODE":"517001","CM_CITY_NAME":"Chitoor","CM_HUB":"Vellore","CM_STATE":"AndhraPradesh","CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"1","CM_DROP_CITY":"1","CM_ADDEDBY":"","CM_ADDED_DATE":"","CM_EDITEDBY":"","CM_EDITED_DATE":""},{"CM_CITY_CODE":"517325","CM_CITY_NAME":"Madanapalli","CM_HUB":"Thirupati","CM_STATE":"TamilNadu","CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0","CM_DROP_CITY":"0","CM_ADDEDBY":"","CM_ADDED_DATE":"","CM_EDITEDBY":"","CM_EDITED_DATE":""},{"CM_CITY_CODE":"517408","CM_CITY_NAME":"Palamaner","CM_HUB":"Vellore","CM_STATE":"AndhraPradesh","CM_DT_PICKUP_CITY":"0","CM_DROP_CITY":"1","CM_ADDEDBY":"","CM_ADDED_DATE":"","CM_EDITEDBY":"","CM_EDITED_DATE":""}];
var getData = function(request, response) {
console.log("term",request.term)
let x = cityjson.filter(function(item) {
return item.CM_CITY_NAME.toLowerCase().startsWith(request.term.toLowerCase())
})
if (x.length > 0) {
const resp = $.map(x, function(item) {
return {
label: item.CM_CITY_NAME,
data: item
};
})
console.log(resp)
response(resp);
} else {
console.log('else')
}
};
//on select of from dropdown
var selectTo = function(event, ui) {
return false
}
//to address autocomplete
$("#selector").autocomplete({
source: getData,
select: selectTo,
minLength: 2
});
})
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jquery/3.3.1/jquery.min.js"></script>
<script src="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.12.1/jquery-ui.min.js" integrity="sha512-uto9mlQzrs59VwILcLiRYeLKPPbS/bT71da/OEBYEwcdNUk8jYIy+D176RYoop1Da+f9mvkYrmj5MCLZWEtQuA==" crossorigin="anonymous"></script>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/jqueryui/1.12.1/jquery-ui.min.css" integrity="sha512-aOG0c6nPNzGk+5zjwyJaoRUgCdOrfSDhmMID2u4+OIslr0GjpLKo7Xm0Ao3xmpM4T8AmIouRkqwj1nrdVsLKEQ==" crossorigin="anonymous" />
<input type="text" id="selector">
A: you can use startsWith() method which determines whether a string begins with the characters of a specified string.
cityjson.filter(function(item){ return item.CM_CITY_NAME.toLowerCase().startsWith(request.term.toLowerCase())})
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Brunt, Carol Rifka, author. (Author).
Physical Description: 372 pages ; 21 cm.
Edition: 2013 Dial Press Trade Paperback edition.
Publisher: New York : Dial Press Trade Paperbacks, 2013, ℗♭2012.
General Note: Originally published: 2012.
Includes a reader's guide with discussion questions (p. -372).
Summary, etc.: "1987. The only one person who has ever truly understood fourteen-year-old June Elbus is her uncle, the renowned painter Finn Weiss. Shy at school and distant from her older sister, June can only be herself in Finn's company; he is her godfather, confidant, and best friend. So when he dies, far too young, of a mysterious illness her mother can barely speak about, June's world is turned upside down. But Finn's death brings a surprise acquaintance into June's life ... June realizes she's not the only one who misses Finn, and that this unexpected friend just might be the one she needs the most"--Page 4 of cover.
Youth and death > Fiction.
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What to watch on streaming platforms this weekend
By Brooke Boney|2 years ago
It's that time of the week again where we round up our favourite offerings from the streaming services. From a laugh out loud comedy, to an Australia movie telling an incredible story of hope – there is something for everyone.
The Kissing Booth 2
Let's kick it off with the sequel to Netflix's hugely popular - but exceptionally cheesy - 2018 teen rom-com The Kissing Booth.
When the first film was released the critics hated it, but audiences around the world lapped it up. It's still one of Netflix's most watched movies.
The crew is back with a summer sequel. (Supplied)
Now, in The Kissing Booth 2 best friends Elle and Lee are back for their final year of high school.
There are all sorts of teen love dramas in this new flick, so if you loved the first one (even if you'd prefer not to admit it) snuggle up on the couch to watch the sequel when it drops on Netflix tomorrow.
Jack Whitehall: I'm Only Joking
Also new on the service this week, award-winning comedian Jack Whitehall returns with a brand-new comedy special.
Jack Whitehall is back and cheekier than ever. (Netflix)
We absolutely loved having Jack on the show on Tuesday, and I promise you, there are plenty more LOLs to be had in this new special. It's called Jack Whitehall: I'm Only Joking and it's streaming now.
Over on Stan, do yourself a favour and get around Search Party.
The series is part black comedy, part murder mystery. It follows a group of four self-absorbed 20-somethings who unwittingly become involved in the death of a private investigator.
Search Party is a series that has it all; the laughs and the shocks. (Stan)
The brand new third season drops on Stan tomorrow and you can also catch up on seasons one and two on the service as well.
My pick of the week: Hearts and Bones
Meantime Hugo Weaving's latest movie Hearts and Bones is out on Stan on Saturday.
Hugo Weaving stars as Dan Fisher, a war photographer. (Supplied)
The Australian film was a hit at all the big festivals when it screened there last year.
Hugo stars as a war photographer in this incredible story about hope and the mysterious bonds of family, friendship and fatherhood.
It's well worth a watch.
'Hearts and Bones' is superbly acted. (Supplied)
The Trouble with Maggie Cole
New on Binge this week, the hilarious Dawn French is back. This time as nosy neighbour Maggie Cole in a cautionary tale about the perils of spreading gossip.
Dawn French plays the village gossip in this hilarious series set in south-west England. (Supplied)
If you like yourself some British comedy, then check out The Trouble with Maggie Cole all six episodes are streaming now.
Over on Amazon Prime Video is the third series of Absentia.
Homegrown heartthrob Matt Le Nevez has a starring role in this edge-of-your-seat drama series which centres around a couple of FBI agents and their work on international criminal cases.
Stana Katic plays Emily Byrne, a FBI agent who disappears - then re-appears - years later, while tracking a serial killer. (Supplied)
The First 48
Some real-life crime drama is airing over on 9Now with the gripping docu-series The First 48.
Join police and crime scene investigators as they race against the clock and close in on the people responsible for some shocking crimes.
Every episode of season 1 is available right now - for free.
Rogue Trip
And finally, if you're missing travelling then the next best thing for you might be this brand new series Rogue Trip on Disney Plus.
It's is a travel show like no other, as veteran American news correspondent Bob Woodruff and his 28-year-old son visit some of the world's most unexpected places.
Their travels take them to far-flung corners of the globe. (Supplied)
Buckle up, because Rogue Trip premieres tomorrow.
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Home Energy and the Environment The National-Security Case for Decarbonization
The National-Security Case for Decarbonization
Getting off fossil fuels will save a fortune in averted military misadventures.
by Lucas Kunce
Nabil al-Jurani/AP Photo
An Iraqi worker at the Rumaila oil refinery, near the city of Basra, December 13, 2009
I spent a decent chunk of 2009 rolling down the roads of western Iraq, working with Iraqi police, and trying not to get blown up. On my most recent birthday, I tried to reflect back on the birthday I spent there near the end of that deployment. How different it was. But, looking back, I couldn't even tell you where I went that day. Fallujah? Ramadi? Habbaniyah? It's hard to tell. It's been more than a decade since most of us were there and, while some things are still quite sharp, the day-to-day stuff is getting fuzzy.
I did remember a running joke that would come up now and again, though, because it was exactly the type of thing that would come up on a birthday in Iraq. Occasionally, when the opportunity seemed right, someone would wonder aloud, "Why are we here again?" And the answer, delivered dryly, was always some refrain of: "Oh, yeah. Oil."
It's not like we were being clever. Everyone knew it. The old CENTCOM commander, John Abizaid, had said it quite clearly in 2007: "Of course it's about oil; we can't really deny that." Alan Greenspan had agreed, and Chuck Hagel directly confirmed it: "People say we're not fighting for oil. Of course we are."
It's the reason we've cared about the Middle East for decades. It's almost certainly the reason I spent parts of 2012, 2013, and 2014 in Afghanistan, too. Al-Qaeda would have likely never existed were it not for the U.S. obsession with oil, considering that the chief popular complaints that al-Qaeda exploited centered around our actions in the Middle East. Without al-Qaeda, we would have cared about Afghanistan and the Taliban about the same amount we care about Eritrea and its repressive king. Which, of course, is not at all.
Without an oil addiction, the U.S. military could avoid a number of costly and resource-intensive operations in the Middle East.
Without an oil addiction, the U.S. military could avoid a number of costly and resource-intensive operations in the area, such as working the Fifth Fleet overtime to keep the Strait of Hormuz open. In 2019, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo affirmed that the U.S. would keep the straits open at any cost militarily. An incredible amount of dedication to an expensive policy that, ironically, helps our adversary, China, more than us. Seventy-six percent of the oil flowing through those straits in 2018 went to Asia, not the U.S. And China received more than double the amount that came here.
As my generation enters middle age and we look back at the several decades of conflict we endured because of oil, and the effort we continue to put toward it, it's hard to believe that it was worth the cost, or will be going forward. The time. The lives. The dollars. The price tag on U.S. actions in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Syria in the 21st century totals more than $14 trillion.
Not to mention the intangible cost of allying with countries like Saudi Arabia, incubator of 15 of the 19 9/11 hijackers. The country that funded and exported Wahhabi extremism and anti-American sentiment for decades. The fourth-most repressive country in the world that murders journalists, commits war crimes, and shares none of our values.
Taking it back to oil: The cost of rapidly decarbonizing the power grid is estimated at about $4.5 trillion, plus some amount for accelerating the transition to electric vehicles. That's a much better investment than what we got for the trillions we spent helping secure China's oil supply chain, and certainly less than future potential oil conflict would cost, whether in Syria, Iraq, or even Iran.
For our national security, we must adopt an industrial policy to rapidly and fully decarbonize our energy and transportation sectors. We need to ditch all fossil fuels, not just oil, the same way we ditched whale oil for petroleum in the late 1800s.
This is not coming from some coastal elitist, hippie, or any of the other fair or unfair stereotypes that surround advocates of renewable energy. I watch football on Sundays, I grew up in a regular neighborhood in a small conservative town in the great state of Missouri, and I joined the Marine Corps when George Bush said we were going to surge in Iraq.
I've worked against terrorists, helped counter the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and represented our country in arms control negotiations with Russia.
My life's work is national security. And the case could not be clearer. Decarbonizing will make us safer, allow us to focus on adversaries like Russia and China, and save us money.
The threat posed by climate change is not a secret in the defense world. The Pentagon has periodically issued reports on it for years.
On January 27, the Biden administration acknowledged the threat climate change poses to national security and initiated a plan to tackle it. This should be a bipartisan issue. The threat posed by climate change is not a secret in the defense world. The Pentagon has periodically issued reports on it for years. The Bush administration had one in 2003, the Obama administration in 2014 and 2015, and, yes, even the Trump administration in 2019. Michèle Flournoy wrote about it last fall and suggested a litany of steps the Pentagon can take to reduce its carbon footprint. Sens. Jack Reed and Elizabeth Warren have focused on how climate change impacts defense supply chains.
Throughout the years, the story hasn't changed. Climate change–induced severe weather has caused billions of dollars of damage to defense infrastructure and threatens to damage the majority of Defense Department installations, costing taxpayers billions over the long haul. Sea-level rise is undermining our naval bases. Climate change taxes the military by increasing refugee flows and other events that require humanitarian relief missions. It fuels conflicts over basic resources such as food and water that create instability and lead to military intervention. An increase in temperature directly correlates with an increase in violence.
A recent study of conflict in Africa found that a 1 percent increase in temperature leads to a 4.5 percent increase in civil war in the same year and a 0.9 percent increase in the following year. By the year 2030, based on averaged data from 18 climate models, this would lead to a 54 percent increase in armed conflict on the continent over the next decade.
As defense budgets continue to rise, avoiding and preventing conflict is one of the best cost-saving measures available to U.S. policymakers and illustrates one of the key external benefits of decarbonization and slowing global warming. We can't go back and get the $14 trillion we spent over the last 20 years in the Middle East, but we can prevent the need (or desire) to spend the next $14 trillion by both making the region and its natural resources irrelevant and slowing global warming and the attendant increase of global violence.
This is a critical component to transitioning from the so-called war on terror and its regional power struggles to a focus on near-peer competitors like China and Russia and retaining the position of the West, and democratic values, in the international order.
I've already mentioned the irony of our navy securing Chinese oil supply chains, but eliminating carbon-based energy dependencies is even more important in our competition with Russia, whose economy is largely based around oil and gas. Fully decarbonizing the U.S. energy and transportation sectors will depress prices of oil and gas, giving Russia a hard choice between continued militarization and its domestic economy.
U.S. decarbonization will also pressure European countries, which are reliant on Russia for natural gas and let that reliance constrain them politically, to likewise decarbonize. We could even bake decarbonization into our national-security agreements with Europe or into future arms control agreements. The technology we develop and know-how we build in the decarbonization process will be a boon to U.S. business as we export our knowledge, technology, and products overseas. Crushing Russia and exporting U.S. tech and products at the same time? That's decarbonization.
The technology we develop and know-how we build in the decarbonization process will be a boon to U.S. business.
Decarbonizing isn't even complicated. We have many of the tools to start doing it right now: the technology, the manpower, and the financial structure. The only thing missing is bipartisan leadership with the courage to enact an industrial policy around decarbonization and the creativity to make it happen.
It could be funded by re-prioritizing the $650 billion in fossil fuel subsidies the U.S. hands out each year. It could be funded by eliminating tax cuts. It could even be funded without spending a dime by shifting the Federal Reserve's quantitative easing from juicing the stock market, including fossil fuel junk bonds, to funding decarbonization. The federal government could back decarbonization-related loans, like federally backed mortgages, that the Federal Reserve would then purchase. Or create a special purpose vehicle with the Departments of Defense and Treasury for the purchase of green assets. It wouldn't even increase the Fed's $7 trillion balance sheet if done the right way.
After World War II, the Department of Defense shaped industrial policy and the direction our country was headed. The department could lead with its budget in that regard. Other national security–based tools, like the Defense Production Act, which has numerous authorities and even energy-related sections, including an exhortation to maximize renewable energy, could also be leveraged.
The technical details can be accomplished in any number of ways. It just needs to get done. Building renewables here is like creating our own reservoir of oil out of thin air.
In the end, this type of leadership shouldn't even be that risky. I think leaders would find that if you offer the American people two worlds: one with more conflict, higher future defense spending, and an artificially juiced stock market; or one with more security, less military action, cleaner rivers and skies, and more economic opportunity, they would overwhelmingly pick the second. This Marine from Missouri sure would.
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Lucas Kunce
Lucas Kunce is the national-security director at the American Economic Liberties Project. He is a former Marine officer and a veteran of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Follow @lucaskuncemo
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Google just launched their own music service with an MP3 release of the band's Brussels concert from 1973, available for $4.99, the first in a "Rolling Stones Bootleg Series." Surely there's going to be a lot more to come. I like to think I'm immune to this kind of machinery, but I find myself succumbing to it with pleasure- perhaps because the Stones really are the world's greatest rock and roll band.
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The England squad man, 29, wants regular European football to make sure he remains in Fabio Capello's plans.
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Oregon Gubernatorial candidate Bud Pierce is pictured in Ontario on Wednesday. Ontario was one of several campaign stops in eastern Oregon he made Wednesday, also visiting John Day and Baker City.
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2022 Primary Election
Dr. Bud Pierce makes campaign stop in Ontario
Gubernatorial candidate for Republican Primary also visited Baker City, John Day
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Corey Evan
ONTARIO — Bud Pierce, a candidate for governor for the 2022 Republican Primary, visited Ontario on Wednesday as one of three campaign stops throughout the day. The Argus visited with Pierce during his visit, to learn more about his platform and how he would represent eastern Oregon.
Originally born in Wiesbaden, Germany in 1956, Pierce grew up in Riverside County, California, and obtained his bachelor's degree there, attending the University of California. He went on to earn his masters and Ph. D at the University of California, Los Angeles, before moving to Oregon in 1994. He has lived in Oregon for 25 years, and has served in the U.S. Marines and the U.S. Naval Reserve.
"My mom was a survivor of Berlin, my dad was a Japanese Prisoner of War who re-entered the military," said Pierce.
He presently lives in Salem and works in cancer care with Oregon Oncology Specialists. He works in Salem four days weekly, and a fifth day at a clinic in North Lincoln, on the Oregon coast.
He was married to Selma Moon for nearly 40 years before her death in 2020, when she was struck by a vehicle.
"That refocuses the last round of life, which is just: Do as much good as you can," he said of his wife's death.
Pierce expressed the belief that in order to understand what the issues are in this and any area of the state, a governor needs to live among them for a period of time.
"I talked about this in my 2016 run," he said. "The governor, I think, out of a four-year term, needs to spend 15 to 18 months there around the capitol [when] the Legislature's in session … The rest of the time out of a 48-month session, you can leave. You can go out and set up shop in Ontario for three months, and actually be here and run your administration and communicate through Zoom. You can fly back-and-forth, it's a short flight."
Pierce's campaign tagline is "Sane. Secure. Stable." When asked about the meaning of this tagline, Pierce explained as follows.
'Sane'
Among his goals for office, Pierce said that he would aim to bring "level-headedness" and common sense to state government.
"When I look at at least a rhetoric of the political class, I'm amazed at how the rhetoric can be so far off our reality," he said. "Our reality currently is the fear of COVID and how you reassure people. You can't go into a crisis situation and keep them boiling for months after month, year after year."
Pierce cited his military experience for teaching him this point. He also said K-12 education would be another focus of his, saying it has needed improvement in Oregon since before the pandemic.
'Secure'
In terms of improving public safety, Pierce said he sees the need for structural improvement in law enforcement and anticipates this goal will provide a significant challenge.
"Law enforcement has been very beaten down and what they need is they need someone to stand side-by-side with them to encourage them. We want our police to have authority, but accountability in policing and transparency."
He said he has observed a short-term need for more officers on the streets, but also better training and equipment.
"I think that's what a leader can do, bring in … security and motivation."
He also cited that there has been trouble with 911 response times in Portland, as well as in eastern Oregon.
'Stable'
Pierce said he sees great value in people being able to count on things to be there for them. He says he aims for "stability in opportunity," by protecting the public's means of running their own business and to change careers if they so wish.
"You can't live in the past and expect that to be where you're going to be going forward," he said. "You have to change with the future."
Pierce also said having an economy shut down due to a pandemic doesn't help with this goal.
Pierce ran for governor in 2016, losing to Kate Brown with 43% of the vote. He said the inability of Portland authorities to deal with violence in recent years, as well as Salem's homelessness crisis, inspired him to run again this year.
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Ladies Report: Tranmere Rovers 0-1 Manchester Stingers
Tranmere Rovers' Ladies suffered defeat in the North West Regional League on Sunday afternoon with a 1-0 home loss to Manchester Stingers Women at Ellesmere Port.
Following victories over Wigan Athletic Ladies and Fleetwood Town Wrens, Tranmere returned back to their Ellesmere Port home to welcome the Stingers.
The Ladies side were cheered on by the SWA, and in the first-half, the Stingers took the lead through a well-worked finish following on from a cross which was converted into an empty net after a lapse in concentration at the back for Rovers.
In response, Tranmere saw openings at goal go begging before the half-time interval, testing the Stingers goalkeeper with efforts on target.
TRFC dominated after the break, and with a changed side, they went onto play free-flowing football, going close on several occasions but they couldn't find the equaliser to level things up, and slipped to their first loss of the campaign.
Next up for Rovers Ladies is a trip to Wigan on Sunday 22nd September, 2pm kick-off, as they aim to bounce back after the disappointment.
The team end the month by playing Morecambe Ladies at home on Sunday 29th September, 2pm kick-off.
To find out more about TRFC Ladies' team, CLICK HERE.
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We have split up the admissions and application process into different steps. You are now at Step 1.
Please check the the application deadlines of our master programmes and international double degree programmes.
Last modified: 11 March 2019 4.10 p.m.
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Iron sights vs Scope is a tradeoff.
You trade field of vision for range of vision when you equip a scope. The current iron sights seem to all have a circular guard around the front which does obscure field of vision a bit, especially on long shots, any chance we could get open front sights without the circle guard as a loadout option?
Also we need to be able to see our coin balance from the gear store, currently you have to quit out to main menu to see your coin balance.
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H.R 91, H.R. 95, H.R. 467, H.R. 907, H.R. 918, H.R. 1005, H.R. 1162, H.R. 1545, H.R. 1662, And Draft Legislation
Kayda Keleher, Legislative Associate
Subcommittee on Health
"H.R 91, H.R. 95, H.R. 467, H.R. 907, H.R. 918,
H.R. 1005, H.R. 1162, H.R. 1545, H.R. 1662,
And Draft Legislation"
Chairman Wenstrup, Ranking Member Brownley and members of the Subcommittee, on behalf of the men and women of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States (VFW) and its Auxiliary, I want to thank you for the opportunity to present the VFW's views on today's pending legislation.
H.R. 91, Building Supportive Networks for Women Veterans Act
The VFW strongly supports this legislation, which would make permanent VA's counseling in retreat setting program for women veterans. VA's retreat counseling program has served as an invaluable tool to help newly discharged women veterans seamlessly transition back into civilian life. The VFW supported the original program established by the Caregivers and Veterans Omnibus Health Services Act of 2010 and subsequent year-long extensions. The VFW believes it is time to make this important program permanent.
H.R. 95, Veterans' Access to Child Care Act
This legislation would extend and expand the VA child care pilot program, which helps veterans attend their health care appointments and complete their treatment plans by providing necessary child care services. The VFW supports this legislation and has a recommendation to improve it which we urge this subcommittee to consider.
Veterans with dependent children face diverse barriers when obtaining their earned care and benefits. A barrier specific to parents is finding child care so they can attend medical appointments. Currently, VA has three pilot programs which offer child care services to enable veterans to attend medical appointments. Veterans who have used this program tell the VFW they would not have completed their treatment plans if it were not for the VA child care program.
The lack of child care is particularly difficult for homeless veterans who may forgo needed inpatient treatments for fear of losing custody of their children. The VFW firmly believes child care service would also improve access to employment training and counseling services that homeless veterans need to obtain meaningful employment that will allow them keep their homes and stay off the streets. That is why the VFW urges this subcommittee to expand eligibility for this important program by giving homeless veterans the opportunity to receive child care services while they attend employment training programs.
H.R. 467, VA Scheduling Accountability Act
The VFW believes all VA medical facilities must comply with scheduling laws and directives. However, the VFW cannot support this legislation because it would not resolve the underlying issue with scheduling at VA medical facilities.
Before requiring compliance, Congress and VA must first improve VA's wait time metric and scheduling directives. In the VFW's most recent VA health care report, only 67 percent of veterans indicated they obtained a VA appointment within 30 days, which is significantly less than the 93 percent of appointments VA reported were scheduled within 30 days during the same timeframe. This is because the way VA measures wait times is not aligned with the realities of scheduling a health care appointment.
VA also uses a wait time metric called the "preferred date" to measure whether a veteran is given an appointment within 30 days from the date a veteran would like to be seen or is told it is clinically necessary, which fails to account for the full length of time a veteran waits for care. The VFW is also concerned that VA's preferred date metric remains susceptive to data manipulation. For example, when veterans call to schedule appointments, they are asked when they prefer to be seen. The first question a veteran logically asks is, "When is the next available appointment?" Schedulers have the ability to input the medical facility's next available appointment as the veteran's preferred date –– essentially zeroing out the wait time. VA must correct its wait time metric to more accurately reflect how long veterans wait for their care.
VA has established an arbitrary wait time goal of scheduling appointments within 30 days of a veteran's preferred date. This not only ignores whether a veteran should be seen earlier, but it is not aligned with how the health care industry measures wait times. In a recent report, the RAND Corporation found the best practices in the private sector for measuring timeliness of appointments are generally based on the clinical need of the health care requested and in consultation with the patient requesting the care. That is why the VFW has urged VA and Congress to move away from using arbitrary standards to measure whether an appointment was delivered in a timely manner, and adopt industry best practices by basing the timeliness of appointment scheduling on a clinical decision made by health care providers and their patients.
The VFW does not believe this legislation can be successful if VA's wait time metric remains flawed and susceptible to data manipulation. Compliance with flawed metrics does not lead to better health care outcomes for veterans.
The VFW also has serious concerns with the requirement to withhold bonuses from VA medical center directors who fail to comply with scheduling standards. Section 205 of Public Law 113-146, the "Veterans Access, Choice, and Accountability Act of 2014" prohibited the use of scheduling and wait time metrics in determination of performance awards. Congress did so because the VA Office of the Inspector General and congressional oversight found VA employees were manipulating scheduling and wait time data to receive bonuses or appease management. The VFW fears this legislation would reinstate a culture of cover ups to receive awards.
Instead of linking bonuses to compliance with scheduling requirements, which will not result in veterans receiving more timely care, Congress must focus on evaluating and addressing the underlying reasons for high wait times. The VFW has highlighted many of these issues in the past. VA's medical support assistance (MSA) positions, who handle scheduling for the veterans, face the highest rate of turnover in the VA health care system. Due to the cumbersome hiring process and the low compensation levels for MSAs, it takes an average of six months to fill an MSA vacancy. The VFW urges Congress to expand VA's direct hire authority for this critical position.
VA's scheduling system is also archaic and hard to use. VA is in the process of implementing a modification to its scheduling system and is pursuing a commercial off the shelf (COTS) scheduling system. The VFW supports a COTS solution to VA's scheduling system and urges Congress to make certain VA has the resources needed to finally update its outdated scheduling system with a state-of-the-art COTS system.
H.R. 907, Newborn Care Improvement Act
The VFW supports this legislation, which would expand VA's authority to provide health care to a newborn child, whose delivery is furnished by VA, from seven to 42 days post-birth.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, newborn screenings are vital to diagnosing and preventing certain health conditions that can affect a child's livelihood and long-term health. The VFW understands the importance of high quality newborn health care and its long term impact on the lives of veterans and their families. Congress must ensure newborn children receive the proper post-natal health care they need.
H.R. 918, Veteran Urgent Access to Mental Health Care Act
This legislation would ensure veterans with other than honorable discharges, also known as "bad paper" discharges, have the opportunity to receive urgent mental health care from VA. The VFW supports the intent of this legislation, but believes it should be expanded before it is passed.
Under current law, eligibility for VA health care and benefits is based on many different factors. Most benefits, including VA health care and disability compensation, require veterans to have obtained a discharge that is other than dishonorable to be eligible. This means veterans who receive bad paper discharges and meet other eligibility requirements are eligible for VA health care and most benefits. However, VA has implemented a stringent interpretation of current law. In a recent report entitled Underserved: How the VA Wrongfully Excludes Veterans with Bad Paper, Swords to Plowshares found VA's process for determining health care and benefits eligibility is not consistent with the law, and results in 90 percent of veterans with bad paper discharges being denied eligibility to much needed health care and benefits.
When veterans go to a VA medical center for non-emergent care as a new patient, they are required to undergo an eligibility determination before they can receive care. Veterans who have an honorable discharge and meet other criteria –– such as having service-connected disabilities, combat service, low income, or certain earned service medals –– are allowed to receive care immediately or schedule an appointment. When veterans with bad paper discharges present to a VA medical facility for the first time, they are told they must undergo a VA character of discharge determination before they can receive care, which takes an average of 1,200 days according to Swords to Plowshares' report.
It is also important to clarify that the term "dishonorable" has different legal definitions for the Department of Defense (DOD) and VA. Whereas DOD only issues dishonorable discharges to service members who have been convicted of major offenses in a general court martial, title 38, United States Code (U.S.C.) specifies that veterans can be characterized as "dishonorable" when they are discharged for specific offenses, conscientious objector status, desertion, or for being AWOL for more than 180 days, regardless of whether or not such veterans received a dishonorable discharge from DOD. For that reason, VA created a character of discharge evaluation process to evaluate whether a veteran received a discharge that is considered dishonorable under title 38 U.S.C., but not by DOD standards. The VFW believes that this review process has been misapplied to all bad paper discharges absent the specific disqualifying criteria, which has resulted in VA depriving certain veterans with bad paper discharges of benefits they not only earned, but in many cases need.
Veterans who served honorably in combat, but were administratively discharged upon returning home due to relatively small infractions, like missing formations or self-medicating undiagnosed conditions, should not have to wait years before they can receive VA health care and benefits. Currently, veterans with bad paper discharges are three times more likely to die by suicide. Without access to VA health care, those suffering from service-related mental health injuries are left on their own to deal with their mental health symptoms, making recovery nearly impossible.
The VFW is pleased that Secretary of Veterans Affairs David J. Shulkin has announced he will expand access to urgent mental health care to veterans who have received bad paper discharges. However, the VFW firmly believes VA does not and should not provide sporadic care. VA provides veterans a full continuum of high quality care that has been found to outperform the private sector and leads to a lower likelihood of attempts or death by suicide. That is why the VFW has urged VA to expand its proposed regulations to ensure veterans with bad paper discharges receive full eligibility to VA health care, rather than simply receiving access to sporadic urgent mental health care.
If VA fails to act, the VFW urges Congress to amend relevant sections of title 38, U.S.C., to make clear these veterans are eligible for full VA health care, not just urgent mental health care. The VFW recognizes that doing so would significantly increase VA's patient load and could exacerbate access issues. That is why the VFW urges Congress to make certain VA receives the resources it needs to care for these vulnerable veterans.
H.R. 1005, to improve the provision of adult day health care services for veterans
The VFW supports this legislation, which would expand adult day health care benefits for veterans who are eligible for long-term inpatient care.
Currently, veterans who are at least 70 percent service-connected are eligible to receive cost free nursing home or domiciliary care at any of the more than 120 state veterans' homes throughout the country. While nursing home care is a necessity for veterans who can no longer live in the comfort of their home, the VFW strongly believes veterans should remain in their homes as long as possible before turning to inpatient and long-term care options. This legislation would ensure veterans have the opportunity to receive adult day care so they can remain in their homes as long as possible.
H.R. 1162, No Hero Left Untreated Act
The VFW opposes this legislation, which would require VA to carry out a pilot program to provide veterans Magnetic eResonance Therapy (MeRT) to treat post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and other mental health conditions.
The VFW supports expanding access to integrated and complementary therapies that have proven to effectively treat veterans who have not responded to conventional or evidence-based mental health care. However, MeRT is not approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and has shown little to no evidence of effectiveness in treating PTSD. VA already offers similar treatments that have been proven to work, cost less, and are FDA approved.
Additionally, this legislation would not provide VA additional funding to test the efficacy of MeRT. The VFW believes that VA must spend its already scarce health care resources on therapies which have shown promise or have a proven track record.
H.R. 1545, VA Prescription Data Accountability Act 2017
The VFW supports this legislation, which would expand VA's requirement to report prescription data to state prescription drug monitoring programs (PDMP).
Current law requires VA to report certain data on prescription of opioids and other narcotics to state PDMPs. The requirement is for VA to share the data of veterans and dependents. However, VA systems cannot differentiate between dependents and other non-veterans who have received care through the VA health care system. While the vast majority of non-veterans receive VA care through the Civilian Health and Medical Program of the VA (CHAMPVA) outside of VA medical facilities, VA does provide care to some non-veterans in its medical facilities, particularly in the emergency room. The VFW supports the sharing of prescription data with state agencies and agrees VA should share data for non-veterans as well.
H.R. 1662, to prohibit smoking in any facility of the Veterans Health Administration
The VFW does not have a position on this legislation that would prohibit smoking in and around VA medical facilities. We do have some points to consider, however.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, smoking is the leading cause of preventive death in the United States. The VFW is aware of the health hazards associated with smoking and understands that the overwhelming majority of America's health care systems and facilities have moved to smoke-free campuses. On the other hand, VA is required by Public Law 102-585, the "Veterans Health Care Act of 1992," to establish and maintain "a suitable indoor area in which patients or residents may smoke."
As a result, 120 VA community living centers (nursing homes) have co-located smoking facilities for veteran residents. Recent news reports also indicate that VA operates nearly 1,000 outdoor and 15 other designated smoking areas. While the VFW understands the reasons for shifting VA medical facilities to smoke-free campuses, we are concerned that this legislation would force VA to comply with arbitrary implementation dates that would require a significant lifestyle change for veterans who rely on VA for their health care without enough time to adjust to new requirements, particularly for veterans who reside in VA nursing homes.
This legislation would require VA to prohibit indoor smoking within 90 days of enactment, and outdoors by October 2022. This means that veterans who reside in the 120 VA nursing homes with co-located smoking areas, most of which are ventilated indoor smoking rooms, would only be given three months to adjust to a smoke-free environment. Approximately 9,225 veterans currently reside in VA community living centers. This legislation would force approximately 20 percent of veterans estimated to be smokers (2,000 average daily census) to either leave or quit smoking within 90 days –– neither of which are easy decisions. If this subcommittee advances this legislation, the VFW urges it to consider extending the effective date to allow veterans more time to adjust to a new lifestyle.
If VA medical facilities are to become smoke-free campuses, VA must strengthen and expand its smoking cessation programs. This includes nicotine replacement therapy for veterans residing in VA nursing homes who tend to be older with severe service-connected disabilities, and who may not be able to easily travel off campus to smoke, as well as veterans using VA rehabilitation therapies for substance abuse of illicit drugs and alcohol. Treatment must be provided to veterans, not forced upon them. By forcing veterans to not smoke, unintended consequences of veterans' not seeking care and treatment they need will be inevitable. VA must also find ways to mitigate the loss of non-clinical benefits veterans identify with smoking, such as socializing with other veterans in smoking rooms.
Draft legislation, Veterans Affairs Medical Scribe Pilot Act of 2017
This legislation would require VA to carry out a pilot program to evaluate the efficacy of using medical scribes. The VFW supports this bill and has a recommendation to improve it.
A recent VA study evaluating common challenges faced by clinicians in their day-to-day environments, conducted by VA's Emerging Health Technology Service, concluded that burdensome non-clinician-centered electronic health care systems have a significant impact on morale and retention of VA physicians and veterans' experiences due to reduced facetime with providers. This legislation would reduce the time physicians spend on the keyboard and maximize face-to-face time with their patients.
The Emerging Health Technology Service assessment determined that searching and navigating disparate data systems consumes vast amounts of time VA clinicians can spend interacting with their patients. That is why the VFW is glad this legislation would require medical scribes to help providers navigate a veteran's electronic medical record and respond to messages, such as secure messages, in addition to serving as a scribe during appointments.
VA currently operates a Health Advocate Program in six VA medical facilities that is very similar to the medical scribe pilot programs this legislation would establish. However, the majority of VA's Health Advocate Program uses nurses instead of medical scribes to assist VA physicians. In addition to serving as a scribe during medical appointments and helping physicians navigate a veteran's electronic health care record, health advocates ensure veterans understand their treatment plans when the appointment has concluded. They also have appointments with veterans to evaluate whether they are making progress with their treatment. While the VFW does not believe scribing is the most effective use of nurses, we do urge this subcommittee to base the medical scribe pilot programs on VA's health advocate program. Medical scribes should be trained to help veterans understand their treatment plan and ensure veterans are on track to successfully complete their treatments.
Pursuant to Rule XI2(g)(4) of the House of Representatives, the VFW has not received any federal grants in Fiscal Year 2017, nor has it received any federal grants in the two previous Fiscal Years.
The VFW has not received payments or contracts from any foreign governments in the current year or preceding two calendar years.
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A band found me a calvary chapel, THREE LAST WORDS we begin rehearsals today.
Thank you for your site and the work you are doing to help drummers find their way to God's will.
Thank you for adding me to your page! I'm trying to use all avenues I can. I love to drum and pray I can do it for a living someday. It's great to see all these Christian rock bands taking off like Skillet, Red, and Decyfer Down...just to mention a few. I hope I can be a part of that movement someday. Thanks for the compliments! I'm self taught and have learned by watching other drummers, and still have much more to learn!
Thanks for starting this website. Wish I'd thought of it. LOL. But I hope all goes well with this and thanks again. May GOD continue to bless.
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package pl.srw.billcalculator.db;
import org.greenrobot.greendao.database.StandardDatabase;
import org.greenrobot.greendao.query.QueryBuilder;
import org.greenrobot.greendao.test.AbstractDaoSessionTest;
import java.util.Date;
import java.util.List;
import pl.srw.billcalculator.db.dao.DaoMaster;
import pl.srw.billcalculator.db.dao.DaoSession;
import pl.srw.billcalculator.persistence.Triggers;
import pl.srw.billcalculator.persistence.type.BillType;
public class TriggersTest extends AbstractDaoSessionTest<DaoMaster, DaoSession> {
public TriggersTest() {
super(DaoMaster.class);
}
@Override
protected void setUp() throws Exception {
super.setUp();
QueryBuilder.LOG_SQL = true;
QueryBuilder.LOG_VALUES = true;
Triggers.create(((StandardDatabase) db).getSQLiteDatabase());
}
public void testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsertPgeBill() {
testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsert(new PgeG12Bill(), BillType.PGE_G12);
}
public void testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsertPgeG12Bill() {
testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsert(new PgeG11Bill(), BillType.PGE_G11);
}
public void testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsertPgnigBill() {
testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsert(new PgnigBill(), BillType.PGNIG);
}
public void testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsertTauronG11Bill() {
testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsert(new TauronG11Bill(), BillType.TAURON_G11);
}
public void testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsertTauronG12Bill() {
testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsert(new TauronG12Bill(), BillType.TAURON_G12);
}
public void testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDeletePgeBill() {
testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDelete(new PgeG11Bill());
}
public void testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDeletePgeG12Bill() {
testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDelete(new PgeG12Bill());
}
public void testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDeleteTauronG11Bill() {
testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDelete(new TauronG11Bill());
}
public void testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDeleteTauronG12Bill() {
testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDelete(new TauronG12Bill());
}
public void testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDeletePgnigBill() {
testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDelete(new PgnigBill());
}
public void testTriggerDeleteSingleHistoryEntryOnDeletePgeG12Bill() {
final PgeG11Bill bill = new PgeG11Bill(1L);
// given: 3 bills inserted
daoSession.insert(bill);
daoSession.insert(new PgeG12Bill(1L));
daoSession.insert(new PgnigBill(1L));
// when: 1 bill is deleted
daoSession.delete(bill);
// then: 2 history entries present
assertEquals(2, daoSession.getHistoryDao().loadAll().size());
}
private void testTriggerDeleteHistoryEntryOnDelete(Bill bill) {
// save
daoSession.insert(bill);
// delete
daoSession.delete(bill);
// test
assertTrue(daoSession.getHistoryDao().loadAll().isEmpty());
}
private void testTriggerInsertHistoryEntryOnInsert(Bill bill, BillType billType) {
Date date = new Date();
// save
bill.setDateFrom(date);
final long billId = daoSession.insert(bill);
// load
final List<History> history = daoSession.getHistoryDao().loadAll();
// test
assertEquals(1, history.size());
final History historyBill = history.get(0);
assertEquals(billId, historyBill.getBillId().longValue());
assertEquals(date, historyBill.getDateFrom());
assertEquals(billType.toString(), historyBill.getBillType());
}
}
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Questioning photography, its analysis, deconstruction of its components and determinants, the exploration of the basics of the medium – T, f, ∞.
What follows is the fundamental question – What is a photograph. But instead of focusing on the meaning, on what, we can turn our attention to topography and ask Where is a photograph. Given the implicit, at least metaphorical time dimension of the where question, we can add: When is a photograph. The first question remains significant at all times, whereas the second and the third open up broad horizons of possible considerations.
In his photographic project Re-Format, Bojan Radovič combines these questions and adds a fourth one – How is a photograph. His basic point of departure is a specific space and time. The nucleus of an exhibition project consisting of the author's personal story connected with a house is the wall as a vehicle of messages, and the many years the artist spent there, his decade-long absence and his recent return to this space. During his absence the house was uninhabited, the interrupted state of human intervention consequently facilitating the unhindered influence of natural phenomena: moisture, temperature variations and, most of all, light as one of the most attractive modifiers of the surface.
The wall is a border between inside and outside, it delineates… and carries a record of habitation. At the same time, it is a direct physical topos and sign of the passage of time; it historicises habitation, in return facilitating an analysis of its traces. The artist reproduced the wall with a scanner and with the images created photographic "wallpaper" for the exhibition. There is striking similarity between the final product, created with a digital camera or a scanner, although differences are obvious to the expert eye. While questioning the use of technical tools, the artist critically focuses on the question of what a photograph is. This "photographic copying" of the wall by means of a scanner seems completely genuine to the naked eye. Indeed, the human eye, this unreliable, easily manipulated organ, is tricked if perception remains superficial. Today this is even more the case, because through this sense the most intense political/social/economic/geopolitical reality is constructed. The photo-graphic wallpaper takes on the role of the representation of reality, while at the same time questioning the medium of photography by generating multiple layers and translating the image to similar media. By means of the scan the artist records pure matter. Here we must not ignore his desire to record, to document the existing physical reality from up close, to come as near as possible to it. For those who created them, the traces on the wall are signs with references in their memory. An element of the documentary is present.
The sharp haptic quality of the photographic wallpaper deludes the viewer even more. The fascinating, structured surface of the wall offers the aesthetic pleasure of seeing what can be seen in the context of many associations and references to the artistic and conceptual background. The visual effects of the images strongly resemble those of painting, while the "metaphor of the gaze" triggers many interpretations.T – time, f – aperture, ∞ – infinity: these three signs are placed in the centre of photographs or scans of the wall. The image, replica of the wall, placed on the wall along with a framed photograph of the wall, questions reality and the borders of a work of art and of the medium employed. The selected motif of the "empty" frame, of emptiness on the wall, which was created over a longer period of time and was revealed in a moment when an object, probably framed picture, was removed, is an extremely suggestive photograph (the artist's game with transformations of formats does not allow the replication of the real state of things). Now it seems to have been a temporary decoration, because an empty apartment without people living in it does not need anything on the wall. This is evident from the framed emptiness, which had its value because otherwise the object would remain on the wall even when its inhabitants ceased to exist in its space; it can be defined as temporary decoration for the inhabitants, but not as a wall as such. The three codes are variables; they appear in all three segments of the artist's display, including photographs of photograms, in interpretation, the infinite possibility and finality of the current exhibition and selection.
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Sound familiar? Did you play 'Tig' when you were younger? No? How about 'Tag'?! These are just some of the names used to describe the popular children's game in which the player who is 'it' chases the other players in a bid to touch them, thereby making them 'it'. Popular around the world, this game has many names BUT, none of them quite like the reinvented game of TIG-TAG…
TIG-TAG is designed to be a softer, fairer, safer way to play the game. Tig-Tag removes the physical pushing or hitting of others to make them 'It', kids of all ages can simply throw the lightweight TIG-TAG. This means fewer accidents, while bigger children no longer have such an advantage! Making the game inclusive for all age groups to play together, Children as young as 3 get a real 'shot' at joining in with the family fun, adults, watch your back!!! Fun and laughter typically ensue!
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HOW SMART ARE THE SMARTPHONES?
New Accepted Article: A. Amanatiadis and S. A. Chatzichristofis, "HOW SMART ARE THE SMARTPHONES? BRIDGING THE MARKETING AND IT GAP", «IEEE Consumer Electronics Magazine», IEEE, Accepted for Publication, 2014. The term "smart" has become wid… → Read More: HOW SMART ARE THE SMARTPHONES?
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2 faced Trump in 3 faced China
This week in Beijing, President Trump and Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping stressed good relations, insisting they want to work together…
"I look forward to many years of success and friendship, working together to solve not only our problems but world problems, and problems of great danger and security," Trump told Xi during meetings Thursday in the Chinese capital.
Trump himself said the current trade relationship is "a very unfair and one-sided one" that winds up stealing jobs from Americans.
Yet there is no evidence that China will open up its markets in a substantial way or refrain from what Americans call cyber espionage and intellectual property theft from U.S. companies.
Then there's the nature of the modern Chinese government.
Xi Jinping has consolidated his power over the Chinese government in ways not seen since the days of Chairman Mao.
The U.S.-China relationship is a complex one, and has to be managed carefully – and the current American president prides himself on being a maverick.
Trump sang the praises of Xi and China during his visit to Beijing, but in the past he has criticized them over trade. During his presidential campaign, Trump said Chinese trade policies "rape our country."
China, meanwhile, has criticized Trump for bellicose comments…
"Trump's style is erratic," "…his style is not exactly what you would choose for complex international bargaining."
STEAMING HEAP o PUMPKINS
Depending on who you're talking to in Ken-tuck, D.C., New York, or the marginalized lunatic fringe conspiracy nuts on the internet, "facts" range from mundane to the nefarious with a junior senator from Ken-tuck getting five of his ribs busted.
Rand Paul's injuries were sustained in a gated community in Bowling Green, Kentucky, where he's lived since the mid-1990s.
The junior senator, of slight build (wimpy) and deaf (WHAT?) in one ear, was a wearin' noise-cancelin' earmuffs and a mowin' his grass. _(Say "Ramen!")_
His neighbor of 13 years, a retired anesthesiologist named Rene Boucher, tackled him to the ground, accidently breaking his frail ribs.
Police arrested Boucher and charged him with class A fourth-degree assault, a misdemeanor.
(1) A person is guilty of assault in the fourth degree when: (a) He intentionally or wantonly causes physical injury to another person; or (b) With recklessness he causes physical injury to another person by means of a deadly weapon or a dangerous instrument. (2) Assault in the fourth degree is a Class A misdemeanor.
508.030 Assault in the fourth degree.
Boucher was released on $7,500 cash, but he's due back in court on Thursday.
Meanwhile, Paul, an eye doctor, is a keepin' out of sight in Bowling Green. (Was it a strike or a spare?)
Doug Stafford, Paul's senior adviser said: "It is a pending, serious criminal matter involving state and federal authorities."
Matthew J. Baker, an attorney for Boucher, said: "The unfortunate occurrence of November 3rd has absolutely nothing to do with either's politics or political agendas."
Instead, Baker called it, "a very regrettable dispute between two neighbors over a matter that most (common) people would regard as trivial."
Initially, reports said macho-man libertarian Paul sustained minor injuries.
Meanwhile, CNN reported that a different neighbor claimed Boucher "has a long-running dispute over grass clippings and compost smells blown onto his property."
According to the rulebook for homeowners in Rivergreen, certain types of swimming pools (e.g. Oakie above-ground), "gravel driveways, (Oakie) clotheslines, and (Oakie) piles of firewood visible to neighbors," are strictly verboten.
The Times reported that Paul "grows pumpkins on his property, composts and has shown disdain for neighborhood (local, state, and federal) regulations."
Rivergreen's developer, a local named Jim Skaggs, told the Times that Paul and Boucher "both had strong opinions --and different ones-- about what 'property rights' mean." He added, "They just couldn't get along. I think it had very little to do with… politics."
From Tax to "Stupid-Looking!"
Ryan presented Trump with the "cut, cut, cut" Tax plan.
Trump grabbed it by the bottom and kissed it.
The current proposal for changing the tax code would reduce the existing seven individual income-tax rates to just three: 12%, 25% and 35%.
"When reducing the number of brackets, you don't want to have too much of a tax cut, but you also want to try to approximate something like the original curve," Cole said. "The result of that means sometimes if you're not super generous all the way across, you're going to end up with a tax increase for some. It's a little causality of simplification."
Based on the outline, it will be a tax cut for most Americans, but experts say it's far from the "biggest ever."
And for one group of moderate-income earners (and left-leaning voters), their taxes will actually rise. Single filers earning between $191,650 and $416,700 will see their marginal tax rate rise from 33% to 35%.
Married-joint filers earning between $233,350 and $416,700 will experience the same marginal tax rate increase. Those people tend to live in Blue states or Blue regions.
A senior adviser for Rand Paul says the U.S. senator is recovering from five broken ribs following an assault at his home.
Doug Stafford said it is unclear when Paul will return to work since he is in considerable pain and has difficulty getting around, including flying. The severe pain can last for weeks or months.
Police arrested 59-year-old Rene Boucher on Saturday and charged him with misdemeanor fourth-degree assault with a minor injury. Boucher lives next door to Paul and his wife, according to Warren County property records. The dispute may have its roots in the senator's yard. Neighbors and local Republicans says that Paul "has long stood out in the well-to-do gated neighborhood," handling his yard according to his own ideas — pumpkins and compost — rather than following neighborhood rules (HOA).
Neighbors!
In the meantime, the embarrassment-in-chief Donald Trump was " Baka Mitai" (馬鹿みたい) in Japan!
You feed the koi to attract them so you can appreciate their colors. Not Trump! The Trump Dump is a reminder to "Dump Trump!"
Trump is the L. Ron Hubbard of politics!
A Celebrity Yankee in Diplomat Abe's Court
The Kasumigaseki Country Club, founded in 1929, is the birthplace of Japan's golf craze.
Trump is the Novice Amateur and Abe is the Seasoned Pro. Abe is calling all the shots!
Notice in the photo above, it is Trump (the sinister, or weaker) approaching Abe standing firm (the dexter, or stronger). (Protocol!)
Every move has been painstakingly arranged to the most minute detail long before Trump set foot on Japanese soil.
The club's guiding principle is "good fellowship, as expressed in the spirit of fair play, familiarity and trust in the members."
The Kasumigaseki club has been at the center of controversy for a long time.
Facing criticism over the club's policies toward women, 2020 Olympics organizers threatened to move to a different venue unless the rules were changed. The club ultimately ceded to pressure in March and now allows women to be full members (and not just 'regular members').
There are no "single round" green fees. It is available for dues paying members only! ($1,000 a month, anyone?)
Women are better at golf in Japan! A lot better!
To join Kasumigaseki, an applicant needs to obtain a reference from a current member and pay 8 million yen ($70,800) to become a regular member. Then, if approved by members after one year, pay an additional 4 million yen ($35,400) to be a full member. (That's $100,000 for a membership card and then you pay steep dues!)
Only full members can play on weekends.
"Kasumi is an exclusive club that no ordinary people can join and play." said Eiko Oya, a journalist who heads the Japan Golf Council.
After decades of stagnation and decline, Japan is trying to break the traditional male-dominated elitism of the bubble days and usher in a new era of growth. We're talking about golf.
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Resource Center - Church
Outposts of Zion by the Rev. Wm. H. Goode, 1864 (Feb 2003)
Have Faith in God by the Rev. Charles W. Savidge, 1914 (Jan 2003)
Solitary Places Made Glad by the Rev. Henry T. Davis, 1890. (Dec 2002)
A Frontier Life: Sketches and Incidents of Homes in the West,
1902, by Rev. Charles Wesley Wells (biography)
A History of Nebraska Methodism: First Half-Century (1854-1904)
by Rev. David Marquette, D. D.
John W. Iliff - Religious School for Methodists, at University Park, Colorado
was founded in his memory by his son, William.
(article from Portrait and Biographical Record of Denver and Vicinity, Colorado)
All 6 books are part of the Mardos Memorial Library Collection
Conferences Booklets of the Methodist Episcopal Church - Abbreviations List, Photo Index
The following booklets were sent to us by the people that "cleaned a parsonage and the minister's office" in Nebraska. As we complete the reproductions, the original material is being sent to the NE United Methodist Historical Center (see bottom of this page for the address).
NEW Nebraska Conference of the M. E. Church (entire state), Minutes, etc. 1870-1881
(Single volume collection, a reproduction of Conference Minutes - Mardos Memorial Library - completed Feb 2003)
Year Districts
Nebraska City, Lincoln, Omaha
Nebraska, Beatrice, Lincoln, Omaha, Covington
Nebraska, Beatrice, Lincoln, Omaha, Kearney, Covington
Nebraska, Beatrice, Lincoln, Omaha, Kearney, North Nebraska
Omaha, Lincoln, Kearney, Beatrice, Nebraska, North Nebraska (order changes)
Omaha, North Nebraska, Kearney, Lincoln, Nebraska, Beatrice (order changes)
Omaha, Nebraska City, LIncoln, Kearney, North Nebraska, Beatrice
Omaha, North Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska City, Beatrice, Kearney
Omaha, North Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebraska City, Beatrice, Hastings
Last meeting as M. E. Church as one conference for entire state. Division of districts as follows -
NEBRASKA CONFERENCE - Nebraska City, Lincoln, Beatrice, York, Hastings
NORTH NEBRASKA CONFERENCE - Omaha, Norfolk
Nebraska Conference - 1883 (Districts: Nebraska City, Lincoln, Beatrice, York, Hastings, Kearney, Grand Island; Montana Mission)
North Nebraska Conference
Minutes of the annual conference with statistics, and reports of conference and standing committees. A good source for following the assignments and residences of Methodist Episcopalian Ministers. Some memorials for deceased ministers. These booklets were recovered from trash when a parsonage was being cleaned. Thanks to Jim & Barb Hruza!
Districts in this conference for 1892: Elkhorn Valley, Grand Island, Norfolk, and Omaha.
Districts in this conference for 1899: Grand Island, Neligh, Norfolk, and Omaha.
Note 1: The size of the images used in the above has been dependent on the quality of the paper used for the original printing. Sorry about the loading time for the statistical tables in some issues; have reduced the image size where it was possible to do so and still have legible data.
Note 2: Links for all files, 1892-1899 were "swept" and corrections made Mar 2000. Aug 2001: The "fuzzy" image (table) has been replaced.
1897 NEBRASKA CONFERENCE - Complete book of minutes (except a partially torn-out page)
Districts: Beatrice, Hastings, Lincoln, Nebraska City and York. (Jan 2003)
1898 Nebraska Conference held at Fairbury, NE - from local newspaper (file on Jefferson County website) Districts: Beatrice, Hastings, Lincoln, Nebraska City and York.
1900 NEBRASKA CONFERENCE - news clippings only, with some advertisements.
Districts: Beatrice, Hastings, Lincoln, Nebraska City and York.
A portion of a news report for Des Moines Conference (Iowa) was attached. (Hruza. Swept Mar 2000)
Methodist Episcopal Church Nebraska Conference -
Districts: Beatrice, Hastings, Lincoln, Nebraska City, York (Hruza - Files for 1901 through 1903 swept Mar 2000)
1901 (partial) 1902 1903
1913 - M.E. Church Nebraska Conference (year that NE statewide Conference came into existence)
Booklet has no cover, includes summary of church history; lists of ministers with past & current assignments, current status, some obits. Alpha index appeared at back of book & is not complete. NOTE: Some mention of Omaha tornado damage, drought conditions in the district reports.
Note: Obituary for the Rev. Jacob Adriance was published in ENGS Fall Quarterly 1999 Vol XXIV, no 3 page 41.
Contact Dodge County website for information.
Nebraska & Midwest Genealogical Record, Vol. IX, 1931
Marriage Records, First Methodist Church, Plattsmouth, Cass County, NE
Record of Baptisms, First Methodist Church, Plattsmouth, Cass County, NE
NSGS--Nebraska Ancestree
Vol I, no. 3 page 131 - Winter 1978
Crawford Valley Methodism 1882-1957, Plainview, Pierce Co.
Vol. 2, no. 2 page 56 - Fall 1979
ME Church, Church Record for Stromsberg, NE (Polk County)
ME Church Record, Lexington, Dawson, NE (Baptisms, Marriages)
Vol. 4, no. 4 - Spring 1982
Beginnings of the Methodist Church in Nebraska (including list of early ministers and early sermons)
Vol 7, no. 1, page 17 - Summer 1984
Third Annual Epworth League Conference and School of Methods, North Platte (Lincoln County), NE - 1 Jul -1 Aug 1897
Vol. 7 no. 1, page 21 - Summer 1984
Highland Methodist Cemetery, Nemaha County, NE
Vol. 7 no. 3, page 100 - Winter 1984-5
Blue Springs Methodist Church, Gage County, NE (1878-79 death records)
Vol. 12 no. 1 page 12 - Summer, 1989
M.E. Church Cemetery, Davis Creek Twp. Valley Co., NE
Vol. 21 no. 3 page 85 - Winter 1998
Macon Methodist Church - Baptism records 1883-1916
List of ministers appointed in 1885 for Nebraska City District as reported by Nemaha County Granger
Vol. 22 no. 2 page 49 - Fall 1999
Keene Methodist Church/Cemetery(Kearney County)
Methodist Church - News Clips
Plattsmouth Journal, Thursday, 21 September 1916: Departure of Rev. F.M. DRULINER, arrival of Rev. Thomas A. TRUSCOTT.
Methodist Ministers - Obits
HERRICK, Marvin Virgil (1920, KS - 2004, NE) See archives of Grand Island Independent (15 Jan 2004).
WESTADT, Dale K. (1918, Belden, NE - 2002, Schuyler, NE) See archives of Columbus Telegram (29 Nov 2002)
Reference Links and addresses -
Missing Links, Vol. 6, No. 32 - 19 August 2001
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IS It Though? The 2014 Lexus IS Review [Video]
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The 2014 Lexus IS is looking to change a mindset. A mindset among consumers that has them opt for diesel powered, over-firm machines, such as the BMW 3 Series, the Audi A4, and the fairly magnificent specimen that is the Mercedes C-Class. These cars have a lot of things in common, not least the familiar sporty set ups and the absolute power. They have a certain class that business buyers are drawn to. They dominate the compact executive saloon segment, each one a heavyweight. They're also pushed by all the car review magazines who convince business buyers to buy them. So what chance does the new Lexus IS have in this bloated market?
2014 Lexus IS
The Japanese manufacturers are looking to succeed where other brands have failed before them. With their petrol-electric hybrid machine, they're looking to bustle into the compact executive saloon segment and make a name for themselves, offering a different approach they hope consumers who want something a bit different to the 3 Series, the C-Class and the A4. They want to reinvent the segment. Where the MK2 version toyed with diesel power, replicating the German's strengths, the new Lexus IS instead looks at its own strengths. Now, there is no diesel at all, in its place a petrol-electric hybrid, which offers a quieter and more affordable ride, a 4 door look, and an auto gear box. But can the Lexus IS win us round to the idea of electric hybrid power?
Petrol-Electric Hybrid Excellence
Lexus have stuck to their guns on this one, with the new 2014 Lexus IS going down the petrol-electric hybrid route despite what the critics might argue. Though the 2014 Lexus IS only offers 2 engines, both of which are 2.5 litre petrol units, and both of which have just four cylinders, the excitement is in what the electric motor can offer. One of the engines on offer is the notoriously thirsty V6, which reaches 62 mph from rest in 8.1 seconds, with a total speed reaching 141mph.
But few consumers choose the V6 these days, with most 2014 Lexus IS buyers going for the 300h petrol-electric hybrid. Based on a large Lexus, the four cylinders may only manage 178 brake horsepower on their own, but when you factor in the contribution from the electric motor, that escalates to an impressive 220, which is enough to rival the 2.0 litre diesel models offered up by the competition in this segment. Although the car can only reach a top speed of 124 mph, this is due to a nice trade-off; a special gear train has been implemented to assist the electric motor; consequently, it reduces weight and cuts out friction, resulting in a restricted flat-out run.
New Look Lexus
The new 2014 Lexus IS has pretty much had a complete makeover in terms of its exterior aesthetics. Certain past consumers might have a grip with this, but we can be sure that there'll invariably be more new fans on the way, people who are seduced by its newfound assertiveness and boldness. From a mesh front grill and a sleeker front spoiler, to a superbly domed bonnet that leads the eye towards a curvaceous horizontal belt line that, according to the engineers, is designed to create the impression of bigger rear tyres, as well as a low centre of gravity. The 2014 Lexus IS is certainly an eye-catching model.
The new Lexus IS is also bigger than its predecessor, with 75 mm being added to its length and 10mm to its width, offering ample more rear seat space. This is a real selling point for the new Lexus IS because its rivals in this sector suffer from lack of rear seat space. The 2014 Lexus IS offers excellent space in the back, no doubt aided by front seats that are thinner than before. The boot, sadly, actually loses a bit of size due to the battery that is stored underneath in the hybrid Lexus IS300 model. Still, you do get 450 litres of space, which is still super competitive.
Lexus IS prices start at £30,000, with the Lexus IS300 model the dominant choice of consumers. It could also be argued that the LexusIS200 is a one of a kind in the compact executive saloon sector. But there is much to choose from here, with Lexus IS offers being wide ranging. Indeed, although BMW do offer extensive variants in the compact executive saloon sector, they make use of the parched V6 engine, whereas the Lexus IS250 uses the V5.
The standard specifications on offer for all variants include alloy wheels, HID auto head lamps, power folding heated mirrors, cruise control and a 6 speaker stereo system. You also get a drive mode select which means that you can tune the car to suit your driving needs. Upgrading to the F-Sports package gives you the added bonus of the AVS adaptive variable suspension system, which means better styling and firmer suspension. If, however, you want leather trim as well as incredible 15 speaker surround system, you'd have to invest in the top of the range premier version.
If you want to get hold of the 2014 Lexus IS, don't hesitate to leave us a message on our contact page, or give us a call on 01903 538835 to find out more about our Lexus finance deals.
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Man, I don't get why my online banking has lower requirements than the thing I would use to file medical receipts. It's my data, FFS, so I just dropped this in to their customer contact bin.
I tried to set up my southern cross today, and got to the password page where it requires two letters and two numbers.
I stopped there and won't be continuing - you're asking me to keep a different type of password to what I usually use, and I'd be constantly forgetting it and having to reset.
Just thought you'd find the feedback useful; since it's my data you're holding it's not your job to tell me security requirements as it's my risk, and I doubt I'll be using the service until it better suits my needs. As it happens the password I was trying to use was a) 13 characters long, b) contained shifted case, and c) had three special (non-letter/number) characters. This was good enough when I worked in a secret-cleared environment for the Police so I'm not sure why it's not good enough for me to file claims with you.
The average person has about 150 different accounts online these days, and they need onerous and one-off passwords like they need a case of cancer.
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News York County
First Fountains at Poquoson building filling quickly
The Fountains at Poquoson development is already seeing interest as many of its spaces have been leased.
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People are already leasing apartments and retail space as the Fountains at Poquoson project wraps up the first of its four phases of construction.
The first phase of the Fountains at Poquoson project culminates with completion of building one, the first of six planned for the development, said Bob Moses, the project's owner, developer and builder. Crews are putting the finishing touches on the building, which he believes will receive its certificate of occupancy this month.
"We recently provided a final checklist to the developer," said Randy Wheeler, Poquoson city manager. "I expect he'll be able to complete that list in the month of August."
The Fountains at Poquoson is one of two major developments in the Big Woods area of Poquoson. The other development, Legacy of Poquoson, is still in its environmental permitting phase with the Army Corps of Engineers, Wheeler said.
The Fountains development started in 2012, with Moses doing due diligence on the property, he said. It was another three years until the development received its building permit in early 2015.
Phase one construction lasted 18 months, Moses said, which was longer than expected. Now the project is just shy of 100 percent completion — crews still need to do some finish work in the common areas and check all the boxes on the city's list.
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Either way, the Fountains' first building is already filling up rapidly. The three commercial spaces on the ground floor are spoken for, Moses said, and there are holds on three of the building's eight residential apartments.
"We've got three holds on the eight apartments, which we expect to turn into leases," Moses said.
The floor plan of building one will be replicated through the development's five other buildings with some slight alterations, Moses said. Building one has four 1,225-square-foot apartments on the second floor and four 2,005-square-foot townhouse-style apartments on the third floor.
Tyler Bell / Daily Press
The Fountains at Poquoson development's first building is getting ready to take on renters after it receives its certificate of occupancy, likely later this month. (Tyler Bell/Daily Press) User Upload Caption:
(Tyler Bell / Daily Press)
The second floor apartments have two bedrooms and two bathrooms and rent for $1,400 per month, he said. The townhouse apartments have four bedrooms and three bathrooms and rent for $1,800 per month.
Half those apartments will be 100 percent compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act, Moses said. They have features like seamless shower beds and elevator service to make them accessible.
Moses said those considerations are particularly to make the apartments more accessible to aging Poquoson residents who want to stay in Poquoson after they downsize from a larger home. There isn't a lot of available housing in Poquoson for people in that situation, he added.
Moses expects the Fountains will complete phase two — buildings two and three — by around the end of next year. He admits that's ambitious, considering the time it took to construct building one, but said things will be different moving forward because they've refined the process.
"We had some lessons learned about the construction of the building," he said. He believes the next building, which will be slightly smaller to accommodate fire lanes and have single-room apartments, will be popular.
"Those are going to fly off the shelf," he said.
Moses next step is going to be approaching the city's planning commission for approval of phases three and four of the development Monday, he said. If his plans pass the commission's muster, they'll go before city council next month.
Bell can be reached by phone at 757-746-6333.
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Generally speaking, Quick sort is probably the best algorithm to sort numbers when nothing is given about the nature (like range, order etc.) of numbers.
If the range of numbers is very small, for example, if there are 10000 numbers all in the range of 1 to 10, then we can use counting sort algorithm which is a non-comparison sorting algorithm and gives O(n) worst case time in this case.
If given numbers are almost sorted then Insertion sort is a better choice than Quick Sort.
Such cases are called 'External Sorting', and this is a typical case of External Sorting. So we need to look for a good External Sorting algorithm.
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The History Of American Football
Association football, also called simply football, is a well-known team game played between two teams of eleven players each. It is played internationally by about 250 million players worldwide, making it the most popular sport in the world. This game is one of the most well-known sports in history. It has also become an integral part of many nations' social and political life. It can be considered to have an international following, especially in countries with large populations that follow different sporting trends. The game is a well-known icon of the global sports culture.
The origin of the game can be traced back to the French monarchy. The game was modified from the ancient rugby game and soon became known as "frisbee". This flippy and hardy game has since been adapted into many different forms and variations. While rugby has largely remained the favorite game for athletes, football has surged ahead as the sport of choice for many people. As its popularity increased, football began to take on a new form.
Professional football evolved in America during the nineteenth century. The first professional football games were played between European and American professional football teams. As time passed and with the growth of the American industrial revolution, football became increasingly popular among many Americans, especially among the lower classes. The early football games consisted of little more than a standard square ball with three ends – two for passing and one for kicking.
The National Football League, better known as the NFL, began play in Division I football in the late nineteen hundreds. The very first match ever played between two teams this way was a charity game. The game was immediately successful, with teams scoring two goals in each half. As the NFL became a professional league with sixteen teams in total, this exhibition matches between lesser schools' teams became increasingly more popular. The National Football League today consists of four separate conferences with four teams per conference.
International football is another derivative of the American football. Although it has yet to attain the same level of popularity in the United States as the American game, it is quickly gaining fans all across the world. International football can be enjoyed by individuals of any nationality or ethnicity. There are even non-American teams playing in European leagues.
Finally, American football is simply American. It is built around the simple idea that two teams on each side will take a ball and attempt to kick it towards their opponents goal, hoping it will score. The sport is mostly played between two teams of eleven players each. Unlike many other sports, rugby is not based solely on the rules of collision and force – with little regard for whether the ball has touched any other part of the field, or even if it has crossed the invisible line. A nice example of this can be seen in the American football game, where the last kick of the match is taken from out of bounds, so that the referee may determine whether the ball has passed beyond the opposing team's goal.
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Guyana/Trinidad trade and investment: Ali, Rowley agree to 'take the bull by the horn'
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Former Thai prime minister-in-exile Thaksin Shinawatra tells opposition red shirts to 'play dead' for now
Updated September 21, 2015 15:41:24
Photo: Thailand's former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has told followers to "play dead" for now. (AFP: The Chosunilbo)
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From self-imposed exile, the influential leader of Thailand's rural 'red shirt' opposition movement has delivered a message to followers angry at the military junta's iron rule: lay low for now, don't panic, "play dead."
Billionaire former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, the long-time political leader of the north's disenfranchised electorate, has told a key supporter he is watching events closely and has urged patience from those who want to see a return to power.
"When I spoke to Thaksin, he told me to pretend to be dead a little longer," red shirt leader Kwanchai Praipana, a popular pro-Thaksin leader in the north-eastern province of Udon Thani, said.
"He told me to ... wait until the next election. That will be the moment that we will win.
"The only question is whether an election will ever take place."
Mr Kwanchai said he spoke to Thaksin a month ago, though he did not specify how they communicated.
Thaksin, who lives abroad to avoid a jail sentence for corruption, was ousted in a coup in 2006 but remains a major figure in Thai politics.
While the military has kept a firm grip on power since it felled the remnants of the government of Thaksin's sister Yingluck in another coup last year, he and his allies have won every election since 2001 and anger is mounting among farmers and political opponents.
I'm not that happy at the moment because agricultural prices for us have not been good at all.
Farmer Samrong Pongthai
The military government has slashed rural subsidies, and coup leader and prime minister Prayuth Chan-ocha said this month the next election would not be held until "around" July, 2017, the latest delay to Thailand's return to democracy.
Mr Prayuth staged the coup and banned political activity after months of sometimes deadly street clashes, saying he had to reconcile a dangerously divided society.
Many Thais, especially Bangkok's middle class and urban elite, backed the intervention.
But sharp divisions remain and the Shinawatras continue to retain their popularity in northern strongholds.
Photo: Farmers have been pleading with authorities to do more for them. (Reuters: Jorge Silva)
Farmers plead for more help
A draft constitution that critics said was an attempt by Mr Prayuth to prevent a comeback by the Shinawatras was rejected by a military-appointed reform council, rather than taken to a national referendum that may have become a public test of the junta's popularity.
Hundreds of activists on Saturday defied a ban on protests and marched in Bangkok in a rare rally against the military to mark the ninth anniversary of the coup against Thaksin.
Compared with the Shinawatra clan, Mr Prayuth has done little for Thailand's farmers.
He ended subsidy schemes that funnelled billions of dollars to agricultural communities.
Sooner or later this pot will boil over. You can't suppress it for long if you don't solve the problems.
Khon Kaen mayor Teerasak Teecayuphan
The populist schemes were fiercely criticised as vote buying by opponents of the Shinawatras.
Without the subsidies, rice farmers have seen their income per kilogram of rice fall by about a third and are struggling to pay down debt they took on when times were good.
"I'm not that happy at the moment because agricultural prices for us have not been good at all," farmer Samrong Pongthai said from lush rice fields outside Udon Thani.
"The government won't increase the price. It's been a struggle really. You make a loss if you sell it these days."
Mr Prayuth's government is considering asking farmers to not plant an off-season crop next year after drought left many reservoirs low.
It has also tried to encourage rubber farmers to cut down trees to reduce oversupply.
Both measures will only add to farmers' resentment said Teerasak Teecayuphan, the mayor of Khon Kaen.
"If that is all the government can come up with there is little hope of restoring political faith," he said.
"Sooner or later this pot will boil over. You can't suppress it for long if you don't solve the problems."
Topics: government-and-politics, world-politics, defence-and-national-security, thailand, asia
First posted September 21, 2015 14:48:05
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By Kellie Scott
When you don't want children — ever — contraception becomes a crucial part of preserving that decision. It's why some childfree people opt for sterilisation, a permanent form of contraception.
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Mord an Bord ist der Titel folgender Werke:
Mord an Bord, Verweistitel von Schwarzer Nerz auf zarter Haut, deutscher Spielfilm von Erwin C. Dietrich (1970)
Mord an Bord (2002), deutscher Fernsehfilm von Edzard Onneken (2002)
Einsatz in Hamburg – Mord an Bord, deutscher Fernsehfilm von Carlo Rola (2013)
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Ricciardo replaces Narain at Hispania
Published On Jul 01, 2011 07:00:00 AM
Hispania has confirmed that Daniel Ricciardo will make his Formula 1 racing debut in one of its cars at the British Grand Prix.
Red Bull protege Ricciardo has been third driver for Toro Rosso so far this season, alongside a campaign in the Formula Renault 3.5 Series.
"It's a dream come true for me - for the first time on an F1 starting grid!" said Ricciardo. "I had to pinch myself a couple of times to be sure that it's real. I'm excited and can hardly wait to drive at Silverstone. It's a new challenge, a new experience, a new team, but I'm ready and will give of my best in any event."
The Australian will take Narain Karthikeyan's seat alongside Tonio Liuzzi for all remaining 2011 races bar the Indian Grand Prix, with Karthikeyan still set to run at his home race.
Ricciardo is effectively being loaned to Hispania by Red Bull so the organisation can assess him in a race situation and up against a known quantity in Liuzzi. The Australian had been tipped to replace either Sebastien Buemi or Jaime Alguersuari at Toro Rosso during the season if either's form proved disappointing.
Hispania team chairman Jose Ramon Carabante is optimistic that the deal to run Ricciardo could be the start of a greater collaboration between his squad and Red Bull.
"This agreement is a reward for all the hard work Hispania Racing has shown since we started in Formula 1 last year," he said. "We're proud that the Formula 1 world champion team has trusted us in their effort of developing their drivers. Let's hope that this is just the start of a fruitful relationship."
Story Credit: AUTOSPORT
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Choosing your postdoc position
By Elisabeth Pain Jun. 30, 2015 , 11:45 AM
If you aspire to have an academic career, of all the decisions that you must make along the way, choosing a successful postdoc is probably one of the most important.
With far more postdocs in training than permanent positions available, principal investigator (PI) posts are very competitive these days. To increase their chances, postdocs must make sure that they use those years to not only hone their research skills, but also to develop the transferable skills that universities and research institutions are looking for in junior PIs: teaching experience, leadership ability, fundraising and writing skills, resource and people management skills, and so on. These skills can also serve you well in industry or even if your career eventually takes you away from the bench.
There are many factors to consider when choosing a postdoc, and a good number of them come down to personal choices and circumstances. The kind of environment you work best in, whether you are considering a research career in industry, or whether you have a family, for example, may all greatly influence where you choose to do your postdoc. But there is a range of attributes that a postdoctoral position should present in all cases, such as sufficient funding, access to adequate facilities and mentoring, and a healthy likelihood of yielding interesting and publishable results.
Finally, perhaps as important as finding a good postdoc is recognizing when not to take yet another one, should a permanent position not materialize. To avoid the postdoc trap, young scientists need to be aware of the state of their career progression in academia, and they need to keep an open mind to the myriad of other sectors where they can also apply their skills and find highly rewarding careers.
Over the years, Science Careers has explored all these issues and offered advice on how best to tackle them. Here is a roundup.
A different kind of postdoc experience, by Beryl Lieff Benderly, 3 June 2015.
An industry postdoc can be a very good option, as postdocs at MedImmune, the biologics R&D arm of the international biopharmaceutical company AstraZeneca, explain.
Advice to a young scientist, by Elisabeth Pain, 12 May 2015.
When deciding where to do your postdoc, pick a PI who will support you as an aspiring academic rather than treat you like "cheap labor at the service of a great project," says physicist Pedro Miguel Echenique.
A time limit on postdoctoral contracts: The French experience, by Elisabeth Pain, 30 April 2015.
A 2012 law that ordered French public employers to offer stable employment after 6 years of short-term contracts backfired, making it impossible for many postdocs to extend or get a new contract in academia.
Charting the careers of European researchers, by Tania Rabesandratana, 15 April 2015.
Adherence to the European Charter for Researchers and the Code of Conduct for the Recruitment of Researchers may be a good indicator when choosing an institution for your next career move, but it's not the most important.
A European postdoc for the family, by Michelle Gabriele Sandrian, 16 January 2015.
Michelle Gabriele Sandrian and her husband didn't go to Europe to start a family—their goal was to experience a new culture and remain competitive in their fields—but when a baby came along, they recognized almost immediately the advantages of Austria's support for young academics.
Ed O'Brien and his wife, Stephanie, standing in front of the Bridge of Sighs at St. John's College, Cambridge.
CREDIT: Edward O'Brien
The not-quite-stated, awful truth, by Beryl Lieff Benderly, 8 January 2015.
For all but a small percentage of aspiring researchers, doing a postdoc at a university is a lousy idea because it will neither result in an academic job nor otherwise advance one's career.
An American Postdoc Abroad, by Edward O'Brien, 15 January 2014.
If you want to be successful in academia, you need to identify and choose the best training opportunities, wherever these might be.
Goal-Setting Strategies for Scientific and Career Success, by Cynthia N. Fuhrmann, Jennifer A. Hobin, Philip S. Clifford, Bill Lindstaedt, 3 December 2013.
According to a 2006 survey, postdocs who devised a structured plan and discussed it with their mentors were more satisfied with their postdoctoral experience.
Big Pharma Ramps Up Postdoc Programs, by Michael Price, 28 September 2012.
One cost-effective way that pharmaceutical companies are finding people with fresh minds and good ideas is by creating or expanding postdoctoral programs.
The Postdoc Experience: High Expectations, Grounded In Reality, by Kendall Powell, 24 August 2012.
In the 2012 Science Careers postdoc survey, respondents rated opportunities and support for career advancement and funding as the two most important ingredients for a successful postdoctoral experience. (This is a special feature from the AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office.)
CREDIT: Wikimedia Commons
Recovering From Postdoc Mistakes, by Alaina G. Levine, 18 March 2011.
There are many unwise reasons to choose a postdoc, including not having a career plan and joining a lab only for the fame of the PI. (This is a special feature from the AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office.)
The Postdoc Experience: Taking A Long Term View, by Laura Bonetta, 27 August 2010.
According to the 2010 Science Careers postdoc survey, PIs may view the postdoc years mainly as an opportunity for young scientists to improve research skills, but more and more postdocs are seeking to position themselves for their future careers. (This is a special feature from the AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office.)
The World Is Your Lab on a Postdoc or Sabbatical Abroad, by Chris Tachibana, 30 July 2010.
Going abroad for your postdoc has a wealth of scientific and personal benefits to offer, but it takes some planning. (This is a special feature from the AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office.)
Coming to America: Doing a Postdoc in the U.S., by Lucas Laursen, 1 January 2010.
The prospect of navigating work visas, securing health care, and adjusting to the American work ethic can be intimidating, but for Europeans who choose to do a postdoc overseas, the experience can turn into a calling card.
Audacity, Part 2: A Blueprint for Audacious Science, by Anne Sasso, 9 October 2009.
Following your passion and choosing a PI with a personality that matches your needs is a big part of being able to do audacious science.
Choosing the Less Traveled Road, by Elisabeth Pain, 4 September 2009.
A talk that Lars Jansen gave halfway through his Ph.D. won him accolades and postdoc offers, but after graduating, he decided to leave his well-established field to enter an emerging research area.
The Evolving Postdoctoral Experience, by Laura Bonetta, 28 August 2009.
When planning their careers, young scientists should bear in mind that many U.S. and European universities and funding bodies now have limits on the length of time a postdoc appointment can last. (This is a special feature from the AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office.)
The Ups and Downs of Doing a Postdoc in Europe, by Lucas Laursen, 7 August 2009.
Former expatriates say that the experience of going to Europe to do a postdoc is worth it, both culturally and scientifically.
Independent Postdocs, Part 1: Gaining Early Autonomy, by Elisabeth Pain, 31 July 2009.
Gaining independence as a postdoc is a critical factor for future academic success, and dedicated fellowships and junior investigator programs may help young scientists make the leap.
Independent Postdocs: Resources, by Elisabeth Pain, 31 July 2009.
Any funding you can get as a postdoc gives you more leverage—and helps you cultivate independence more effectively—than if you are paid out of your PI's grant.
A Multidisciplinary Approach to Life, by Elisabeth Pain, 17 October 2008.
For Radha Krishnakumar, choosing synthetic biology for a postdoc was a risky move, but it soon opened the door to job opportunities in the pharmaceutical and biotech sectors.
The Postdoc Experience: Not Always What You Expect, by Laura Bonetta, 29 August 2008.
As highlighted by the 2008 Science Careers postdoc survey, only a fraction of young scientists who want a tenure-track academic position eventually get one. (This is a special feature from the AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office.)
Industrial Postdocs: The Road Less Traveled, by Laura Bonetta, 13 June 2008.
Industrial postdocs often provide higher salaries and greater access to resources than in academia, but how do you find out about available positions and whether they are a good fit for you? (This is a special feature from the AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office.)
© iStockPhoto.com/ Trifonov_Evgeniy
Training Postdocs: Communication is Key, by Laura Bonetta, 31 August 2007.
Communication, closely followed by mentoring, ranked as the most important factor contributing to a successful postdoc in Science Careers's survey of postdoc supervisors in 2007. (This is a special feature from the AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office.)
Escaping the Postdoc, by Amarendra Swarup, 22 June 2007.
After 3 years doing a Ph.D. in biochemistry and 6 more years spent in two postdocs, John Bothwell is looking to break out of the postdoc rut and prove that he can be an independent researcher with his own funding.
Mind Matters: Culture Shock, by Irene S. Levine, 20 April 2007.
When going abroad for their postdoc, trainees may improve their chances of adaptation by choosing the right lab.
Tips for Publishing in Scientific Journals, by Katrina Kelner, 6 April 2007.
When choosing your postdoc lab, look for consistent output of good publications. This will tell you that the lab is run well and that the PI manages research projects successfully.
Success Factors for Postdocs: Be Prepared! by Peter Gwynne, 15 September 2006.
According to the 2006 Science Careers postdoc survey, young scientists based their postdoc choice primarily on the research topic, the PI, and good publication prospects. (This is a special feature from the AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office.)
A Non-Traditional Science Postdoc, by Meghan Guinnee, 2 December 2005.
It's possible to find postdoctoral positions that combine doing science with exploring other activities, such as science communication projects in a museum.
Success Factors for Postdocs: Ensuring a Fruitful Fellowship, by Peter Gwynne, 1 August 2005.
PIs describe the capabilities—their own and those of their mentees—that help produce the most effective postdoctoral work. (This is a special feature from the AAAS/Science Custom Publishing Office.)
A Kangaroo Jump, Back to Science, by Alain Rival, 4 March 2005.
Alain Rival decided to take his European Commission Marie Curie Fellowship to Australia largely for his family's desire to undertake a new expatriation experience.
Choosing the Right Postdoc, by The Career Doctor, 8 October 2004.
The Career Doctor advises a postdoc torn between staying in a poorly funded lab and moving to a wealthier group that has a reputation as an unhappy working environment.
How to Avoid the Postdoc Trap, by The Career Doctor, 9 July 2004.
As postdocs move from one short-term contract to another, they can find it increasingly difficult to find posts that offer funding to more experienced researchers.
Knowing When to Break Free from your PI, by The Career Doctor, 27 May 2004.
A young scientist doing a postdoc in his Ph.D. lab is wondering whether he should make a move and, if so, whether it should be to another postdoc position or a more independent one.
A Catalan Adventure, by Bernhard Baumgartner, 23 January 2004.
Marie Curie Fellow Bernhard Baumgartner describes how, to choose the place for his postdoc position, he visited several laboratories, discussed possible projects, and made an evaluation table with marks for each lab.
The Perfect Postdoc: A Primer, by Jim Austin, 21 November 2003.
It's OK to take a short postdoc position to buy time exploring alternative careers, but if you're serious about an academic career, you must identify the postdoc lab that will maximize your chances of long-term academic success.
Science Advisors Part 2: Getting On, by Kirstie Urquhart, 10 October 2003.
Going abroad for a postdoc can be a great opportunity to learn another way of conducting and valorizing your science.
Science Advisors Part 1: Starting Out, by Kirstie Urquhart, 26 September 2003.
One of the most important criteria when choosing a postdoctoral group is its active, productive, and high-quality science.
Postdoc Policy Forum: Think Globally; Act Locally, by Sharon Milgram, 13 September 2002.
Young scientists should become more discriminating when choosing a postdoc: In addition to scientific excellence, they should expect a greater level of commitment and concern from their mentors.
Choosing a Graduate or Postdoc Advisor, by John Andraos, 16 August 2002.
There are advantages, and disadvantages, to having a young, midcareer, or senior faculty member as your PI.
Writing a Research Plan, by Jim Austin, 26 July 2002.
Even if you're just starting out as a postdoc, putting your research ambitions on paper can be an excellent way to map out your career progression.
A Tale of Two Fellowships, by Cristina Pelizon, 22 March 2002.
If you can get into a good lab and secure a fellowship, a postdoc can be a very happy, rewarding, and well-paid experience indeed.
Academia or Industry: Considering the Fit, by Dolores Bartholomew, 25 August 2000.
Should you try an industrial postdoc if you don't want to close the door on academia completely?
Industrial Postdocs: Choosing an Industrial Postdoc to Finally Get a Life, by Janie Dubois, 6 August 1999.
The opportunity for a change of scenery and the impression that you're finally moving on make an industrial postdoc a good choice.
Find out more advice on postdoc-relevant issues in our content collections on international mobility, mentoring, and gaining independence, and get help mapping your career success in or out of academia with myIDP.
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Wassili Stepanowitsch Sawoiko (, wiss. Transliteration Vasilij Stepanovič Zavojko; * in Prochorowka im Gouvernement Poltawa, Russisches Kaiserreich; † in Welyka Metschetnja im Gouvernement Podolien, Russisches Kaiserreich) war ein Admiral der Kaiserlich Russischen Marine.
Biografie
Sawoiko kam in einer adligen kleinrussischen Familie im Gouvernement Poltawa auf die Welt. Er studierte als angehender Marineoffizier an der Marineschule von Nikolajew und nahm im Jahr 1827 an der Schlacht von Navarino teil. 1835 bis 1838 machte er zwei Erdumseglungen.
1840 heuerte er bei der Russisch-Amerikanischen Kompagnie an und wurde bald zum Administrator des Hafens von Ochotsk. Er kam zur Überzeugung, dass der Hafen für den Handel eher ungeeignet war, da er zu weit vom Einzugsgebiet der Lena lag. Aus diesem Grund befürwortete er die Gründung von Ajan. Während der Erkundung der dortigen Landschaft zusammen mit Dmitri Orlow entdeckte Sawoiko die Mündung des Amur. Die Erforschung der Gegend wurde später von Gennadi Newelskoi fortgesetzt, der auch den Tatarensund entdeckte. Sawoikos Bericht über die potenzielle Bedeutung des Amur führte zur Forschungsexpedition 1846 und schließlich zur Einverleibung der Primorje-Region zum Russischen Kaiserreich.
1850 wurde Sawoiko vom Generalgouverneur Ostsibiriens Nikolai Murawjow-Amurski zum Militärgouverneur Kamtschatkas und zum Leiter des Hafens Petropawlowsk ernannt. Unter der Leitung Sawoikos wurden dort ein Kai, eine Gießerei und neue Armeebaracken gebaut. Sawoiko unterstützte die landwirtschaftliche Erschließung Kamtschatkas.
Während des Krimkriegs und der Belagerung von Petropawlowsk-Kamtschatski im Jahre 1854 durch Engländer und Franzosen konnte Sawoiko eine erfolgreiche Verteidigung der Stadt gegen die zahlenmäßig überlegenen Gegner organisieren und die Landungstruppen zurückschlagen. Es konnte sogar eine britische Fahne erobert werden.
1855 war Sawoiko für die Verlagerung des pazifischen Haupthafens Russlands von Petropawlowsk zur Amur-Mündung verantwortlich, wo eigens die Stadt Nikolajewsk am Amur gegründet wurde. Die Operation gelang trotz rauer winterlicher See und der Präsenz zahlenmäßig überlegener feindlicher Flottenverbände.
1856 kehrte Sawoiko nach Sankt Petersburg zurück, wo er als Generalauditor der Flotte diente. In der Folge erhielt er mehrere hohe Auszeichnungen und wurde zum Admiral befördert. Er war mit Juliana Wrangell verheiratet und hatte insgesamt 11 Kinder: fünf Söhne und sechs Töchter. Er starb im Alter von 85 Jahren auf seinem Landgut in Podolien. Zu Ehren von Sawoiko trug das Dorf Jelisowo in den Jahren 1897 bis 1924 seinen Namen.
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Ždanko, M. Pamjati admirala Vasilija Stepanoviča Zavojko. Vladivostok, 1908.
Zavojko V.S. Oborona Petropavlovska protiv anglo-francuzskoj eskadry v 1854-m godu. [Iz zapisok]. Soobšč. Ju. Barten'ev. — RА, 1898.
Admiral (Russisches Kaiserreich)
Person im Krimkrieg (Russisches Kaiserreich)
Weltumsegler
Russe
Geboren 1812
Gestorben 1898
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Q: LMAX disruptor: How to control the speed of producers? I recently used the LMAX Disruptor framework. How to get the number of tasks that have not been completed? If consumers consume too slowly, I want to control the production speed of producers.Does the disruptor have this function? Or how can I achieve it myself?
And I looked at the source code.
The message is stored in an array called entries.
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
protected final E elementAt(long sequence)
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A: It looks like there are built in wait strategies for handling slow consumers.
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Home Breaking The sled dogs appeared 9.500 years ago in the Siberia
The sled dogs appeared 9.500 years ago in the Siberia
Judith JorgeSEGUIRMadrid Updated: Save Send news by mail electrónicoTu name *
dogs are The best, and oldest friends of human being. However, despite decades of study, we still do not know for sure when and where they were domesticated for the first time among the wolves. Some studies suggest that they started to make us company makes about 15,000 years ago, when people still hunted and we collected. Since then, they have participated in human activities vital to our survival.
Dog sledding in Greenland – Carsten Egevang / Qimmeq
An international research team led by the Institute of Evolutionary Biology (IBE), a joint centre of the University Pompeu Fabra (UPF) and Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC), and by the Globe Institute, University of Copenhagen, has discovered the origin of a group of these dogs, without which life would have been more difficult. This is the ancestor of the current sled dogs , who lived about 9.500 years ago, at the beginning of the Holocene, in the asian Arctic. The appearance of this animal adapted to the climates, cold ones and the development of the technology of the sled were able to make the human subsistence in the harsh conditions of this region of the Arctic.
The study, which occupies the front cover of the magazine "Science", is based on the reconstruction of the genome-old of a jaw of a dog makes 9.500 years found in the island of Zhokhov (New Siberia, Russia), where they have also appeared archaeological evidence of technology sleds. In addition, we have performed genetic analysis of a fossil wolf 30,000 years old in Siberia and ten sled dogs current from Greenland. When comparing them, the team has found a big genetic similarity between the fossil of the dog Zhokhov and the sleigh modern, an indigenous race used for hunting by inuit today.
Resistant to fríoPerro sled – Carsten Egevang / Qimmeq
The genomic analysis has revealed that the sled dogs current show adaptations to the conditions and activity in the arctic climate in their genes similar to those observed in the fossil of the dog Zhokov. The team has identified the gene TRPC4, involved in the temperature sensitivity , as had already been observed in mammoths adapted to the cold. Another gene highly differentiated in the sled dogs is the gene CACNA1A, involved in the adaptation to hypoxia , with a possible beneficial role for physical activity in extreme conditions. In relation to food, came to the conclusion that neither the dog Zhokhov or the modern shot show genetic adaptations to a diet rich in starch, as do many other breeds that are adapted to the societies, agricultural.
The genomic study also has confirmed that the shooting dogs crossed at some point with a population of wolves that became extinct, as it has been detected a gene flow from wolves siberian Pleistocene.
Straps and harnesses
The research team crossed the genomic information with other archaeological evidence to reconstruct the evolutionary history of the dog Zhokhov. In recent years, have appeared in Siberia artifacts of the upper paleolithic (between 30,000 and 10,000 years ago) to cut bone, antler and ivory similar to the tools used by the inuit to modern to ensure the shoulder straps of the harness of the dogs, suggesting the ancient origins of the sleds. Tests of this technology have also appeared in Zhokhov. "The tradition of the use of dogs to pull sleds in displacements of up to 1,500 km appeared in the asian Arctic," says Marc Manuel, the first author of the study.
together, the evidence genomic and the remains of technology suggest that the sled dogs accounted for one advantage for travel and long-distance transport of resources essential for the maintenance of the communities in the northeast of the asian Arctic at the beginning of the Holocene. "The dogs are adapted to the lifestyle of humans in the Arctic, and quite possibly were essential to carry out tasks such as hunting and food supply to the community," says Manuel.
Given that the sled dogs are one of the lineages of dogs most ancient which have survived to the present day, the researchers believe that the information disclosed in its genome may be key in the quest for the origin of the dogs, still in question. "The dogs have accompanied for millennia the human. The combination of genomic data with archaeological evidence can shed much light on the history and evolution of dogs and also their role in human societies ancient ones", concludes Tomàs Marquès-Bonet.
in Addition, researchers believe that this study could be useful in the development of conservation plans for the sled dogs, currently in danger of extinction.
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PA Gun Dealers Fuming Over System Shutdown
A planned 5-day shutdown of Pennsylvania's instant checking system for firearms purchases in early September has firearms dealers and other...
By Outdoor Life Online Editor | Published Aug 21, 2007 7:07 PM
A planned 5-day shutdown of Pennsylvania's instant checking system for firearms purchases in early September has firearms dealers and other major retailers boiling mad.
Earlier this month, state police notified licensed gun dealers of their intent to perform necessary computer upgrades to the checking system, which would require shutting it down from 6 p.m. Sept. 2 to noon Sept. 6.
The dates, which happen to include the Labor Day holiday, also coincide with the opening days of Pennsylvania's dove hunting season.
While the state police argue that the shutdown is little more than a necessary inconvenience, some legislative leaders and retailers say the timing just stinks.
For example, the Allentown Morning Call reports today that Harrisburg mega-store Bass Pro Shops' largest sale of the year–the Fall Hunting Classic—is scheduled for Sept. 1-9. Its sales flier includes dozens of gun-related specials, including one for Sept. 6 only offering an $850 pistol for $499.
"(The system shutdown) is not stopping anyone from purchasing a gun, it's that they're going to wait a few extra days to get that gun," said state police spokeswoman Trooper Linette Quinn. "It's not that we're trying to hurt anybody's sales or anything–it's an update to the system. It's only going to make it better."
But leaders of the Pennsylvania Legislative Sportsmen's Caucus are countering that gun dealers did not get enough advance notice about the system maintenance and they're asking Gov. Ed Rendell to step in and do something to remedy the situation.
"Implementing this shutdown at the beginning of hunting seems ill-advised, and belies a lack of communication and consultation with sportsmen groups and businesses, the very people this shutdown will impact," wrote Reps. Marc Gergely, (D) Allegheny, and Keith Gillespie, (R) York.
Here at the News Hound, we're advising sportsmen in the Keystone State to keep an eye on this one. We have a feeling that it's not over yet—especially when you consider that lots of dollars (consumer and tax) and mega-retailers are involved.
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Published: April 12, 2022, 6:13 PM
Tags: Arts, entertainment, Tiger Woods, Sports
Tiger Woods' return to Masters a winner for TV networks
Tiger Woods tips his cap on the 18th green during the final round at the Masters golf tournament on Sunday, April 10, 2022, in Augusta, Ga. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong) (Jae C. Hong, Copyright 2022 The Associated Press. All rights reserved)
NEW YORK – Tiger Woods may not have won the Masters golf tournament, but his stirring return from injury was certainly a winner for the television networks following him.
CBS' final round coverage of the venerable tourney on Sunday averaged 10.17 million viewers, the highest for any golf telecast since the corresponding day in 2019 — the last time Woods won the coveted green jacket, the Nielsen company said.
ESPN's coverage of the first two rounds of the Masters averaged 3.3 million viewers, the most for its Master's coverage since 2018, the network said.
ESPN's viewership peaked at 4.6 million just as Woods was finishing up his second round on Saturday, Nielsen said.
CBS led the broadcast networks last week in prime time, averaging 4.2 million viewers. ABC had 3.6 million, NBC had 3 million, Fox had 1.7 million, Univision had 1.4 million, Ion Television had 1 million and Telemundo had 860,000.
Fox News Channel led among the cable networks, averaging 2.32 million viewers. TBS had 1.52 million, TNT had 1.2 million, HGTV had 1.17 million and ESPN had 1.13 million.
ABC's "World News Tonight" won the evening news ratings race, averaging 7.9 million for the week. NBC's "Nightly News" had 6.7 million and the "CBS Evening News" had 4.8 million.
For the week of April 4-10, the 20 most-watched prime-time shows, their networks and viewerships:
1. NCAA Men's Basketball Championship: North Carolina vs. Kansas, TBS, 9.54 million.
2. "60 Minutes," CBS, 9.27 million.
3. "Chicago Fire," NBC, 7.4 million.
4. "The Equalizer," CBS, 6.68 million.
5. "Chicago Med," NBC, 6.61 million.
6. "Blue Bloods," CBS, 5.93 million.
7. "Chicago PD," NBC, 5.71 million.
8. "American Idol" (Monday), ABC, 5.6 million.
9. "Survivor," CBS, 5.583 million.
10. NCAA Men's Basketball Championship: North Carolina vs. Kansas, Turner, 5.578 million.
11. "American Idol" (Sunday), ABC, 5.47 million.
12. "Magnum P.I.," CBS, 5.31 million.
13. "NCIS: Los Angeles," CBS, 5.26 million.
14. "FBI," CBS, 4.81 million.
15. "America's Funniest Home Videos," ABC, 4.76 million.
16. "This is Us," NBC, 4.74 million.
17. "Station 19," ABC, 4.52 million.
18. "Law & Order: SVU," NBC, 4.33 million.
19. "Grey's Anatomy," ABC, 4.21 million.
20. "Young Sheldon," CBS, 4.07 million.
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Spotify, the world's largest music streaming service, plans to make podcasts big. It announced Wednesday that it's acquiring two podcast startups, Gimlet and Anchor. The company spent $230M on Gimlet's acquisition and plans to invest $500M more in podcast development. Since podcasts became available through Apple's iTunes in 2005, their popularity has surged. Now, 78M people in the U.S. regularly listen to podcasts, according to a study by PwC. Even so, podcasts are still considered an "emerging" medium, and advertising in the space has lagged behind. Most podcasts are free, and Forbes found that podcasters earn $5 for every listener, as opposed to the $22 per listener that streaming services earn. How will Spotify mix it up? "Our work in podcasting will focus intensively on the curation and customization that users have come to expect from Spotify. We will offer better discovery, data, and monetization to creators," said Daniel Ek, chief executive at Spotify. Not only does Spotify hope to retain more users through creating quality podcast content, but they plan to monetize the medium as well. Sounds like a win-win-win for podcast creators, listeners, and Spotify. #ShamelessPlugAlert … check out Erik Qualman's Super U Podcast with 7 Super Tips from Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos on Spotify!
From wheelchairs to interracial relationships to a period emoji, a lot of options are coming to the 2019 keyboard. The Unicode Consortium, the group that handles standards for emojis, approved 230 new emojis coming out this year. The new emojis will represent people with disabilities, including a person in a wheelchair, a deaf person in different skin tones, prosthetic limbs, a service dog, and more. The National Association of the Deaf partnered with Apple to make this happen. Another set of emojis will include four combinations of gender and people of various skin tones holding hands, to represent a diversity of couples.
A bunch of buzz has surrounded the single drop of blood emoji. The emoji came after a campaign by Plan International UK to create a #PeriodEmoji to end the stigma around periods for girls. What other emojis are coming? Foodies can get excited about a waffle, garlic, and falafel. New animal additions will include a sloth, an otter, and a flamingo. Unicode says the software update should come out for iOS and Android in September or October.
Facebook is banned in China. So how did they make $5B in revenue from Chinese-based advertisers in 2018? The company has created an experience center in the southern Chinese city, Shenzen, where Chinese businesses can learn how to advertise on Facebook. The center is the only one of its kind and exists in a humble 5K square-foot space on the ninth floor of a concrete tower. Even though Chinese companies don't have experience using Facebook, they recognize the value of advertising on the platform. "Most of the time, it's them who come to us," said Charles Shen, chief executive of Meet Social, the Chinese advertising agency partners with Facebook to run the experience center. Meet Social shows clients examples of Facebook ads on giant phone-shaped screens, provides examples of paid posts from Chinese brands, and trains clients on Facebook marketing strategies. What is the Chinese government's response? Chinese authorities have made no efforts or comments in regard to shutting down the experience center. Looks like the "Great Firewall" hasn't stopped Facebook from working with China.
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The 2nd edition of World Fashion Festival Awards brings together talented designers from all over the world. Come to Meet & Greet our talented designer GEORGETA FURDUI from Romania on 29th of March 2019!
Georgeta is an authentic Romanian, a small-fashioned designer who likes fashion, buys magazines because she likes to read and be up to date with everything new to fashion. At the age of 38, she is a successful entrepreneur, a designer who thinks and creates both for women and men who are strong, independent, sophisticated, childlike, yet practical or stylish.
Her brand – MAVARO – is an Italian brand that offers only high-quality natural leather made by skilled craftsmen specializing in the field of leather, with constant attention to every detail and an attractive design to make it clear. Behind a MAVARO product hides a lot of work, seriousness and a lot of passion, and the results are easily observable.
The collection to be presented at WFFA2019 is called "LA MIA FARFALLA" and will be presented in memory of MARCHESELLI VALTER, who gave birth to MAVARO BAGS.
WHERE & WHEN can you meet her?
Sofitel the PALM Dubai, on 29th March on the catwalk and on 30th March at the Business & Fashion Pavilion! .
Event attendance by invitation ONLY! Get your invitation by DM us or write us at [email protected] .
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Новомиколаївка — один з мікрорайонів міста Кропивницький, що належить до Фортечного району і розташований у північній частині міста.
Історія
Навесні 1914 року з ініціативи Роберта Ельворті було засновано робітничу слобідку, яку з нагоди 20-річчя царювання Миколи ІІ нарекли його іменем. Вулиці спершу мали номери. Зі сходу до селища прилягає авіамістечко, де розташована Льотна академія.
Розташування
На півдні межує з залізницею, на сході з Некрасівкою, на заході із лісопарковою зоною. На півночі завершує зону забудови.
Опис
Основна забудова селища — приватна. Забудоване за регулярним планом. Окрім льотної академії у мікрорайоні також діє низка медичних закладів — лікарня швидкої допомоги та госпіталь інвалідів ВВВ.
Джерело
Матівос Ю. М. Вулицями рідного міста, Кропивницький: ТОВ «Імекс-ЛТД», стор. 78
Примітки
Місцевості Кропивницького
Засновані в Україні 1914
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We are proud to be the leading supplier of private label household and personal care products for Europe's largest and successful retailers. The company is structured to give its customers a complete private label service that includes marketing and category development, product and packaging design, logistics and supply chain management and fast responses to market needs.
McBride differentiates itself from competitors in the markets where it operates by its integrated approach, thereby reducing the risks of doing business for its customers and of investment for its shareholders.
McBride is an organisation focused on total customer service. It abides by the high professional and ethical standards expected of a business that over the last decade has consistently adapted itself to the dynamics of a highly competitive market while profitably supplying some of the world's most powerful and demanding retailers.
McBride plc has 3 operating businesses: McBride UK, McBride Western Continental Europe (France, Belgium, Italy, Spain, Holland) and McBride Central & Eastern Europe. Five thousand employees at 19 production sites and several offices in different countries generating around £800m of sales.
The main ingredient for our success is the unique talent of our team members who believe in continuous improvement and aim for optimum results and client satisfaction. This belief is combined with the ability to attract top-class individuals from outside the business.
So if you are a team player who believes they would thrive in a business characterised by being customer focused, open, and continually striving to do better, then you should be talking to us.
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Thread: Can you integrate TS3 with vbulletin?
I would like to link up the vbulletin user ranks into TS3 using their accounts. Is this possible? Where should i go/ask to find a solution for this?
Basically, they have little ranks next to their name that corresponds to their forum posts rank, and i update them manually. I'd like for teamspeak to be able to auto change them as they increase rank on the forums. Thx.
For this you need to write a function and create more than one server group. Then you can use the server commands to change the ranks. However, this is relatively mind-challenging. I personally can not do it. But I have an idea how it could go!
each rank has a server group in teamspeak 3. And im not sure how vbulletin does it, it just gives them a new rank everytime they get 25 posts.
I dont think it is possible. You would have to have something that is watching the SQL of the BBS and then when a rank changes sends a command to the server.
But to look at another point of view if you had a plugin on your client that checked your BBS' SQL with readonly access(KEY TO DETERING SNIFFING PROGRAMS FROM GETTING YOUR ROOT SQL) every few minutes and had a message queueing system(a system that sets up a line of operations to do in order and with a given delay.. This would be to keep from crashes and lags due to inputting server commands all at one time) and use that to update it then that might be a solution.
You could also have it as a normal program on your desktop seperate from TS# plugin interfacing.
I cant do it.. But that might be the way to go. But you have to remember security percations... so research in programming and internet security will be needed.. So you dont get packet sniffed or otherwise.
BTW vbulletin does it by totaling post counts that is stored in the SQL database.. you have a set parameter in your vbulletin as to how many posts are needed for a rank. Or if it is a special rank. PHPBB has this as well.
Ultimately it shouldn't be too difficult I don't think.
As mentioned, vB keeps track of peoples post counts already. If you had a PHP script (or application really), you could set that on a CRON/Scheduled task to check every X minutes/hours.
Obviously that's just pseudo-code but the basic idea. You might not even have to check to see if someone already has an icon if you can't add the same icon more than once (no idea if you can or can't).
with some modifications im sure it's possible.. going to look into that one and see if there's much code to change.
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Society's Child
Another FBI patsy? Alleged Orlando shooter Omar Mateen was known to FBI for 3 years
Sun, 12 Jun 2016 11:13 UTC
Mateen was a 'known quantity' to federal law enforcement before he killed 53 people in the worst mass shooting in U.S. history.
Comment: Eyewitness Javer Antonetti, 53, was at the club with his brother. He said he was near the back of the club when he heard shots ring out:
"There were so many, at least 40 [shots]. I saw two guys and it was constant, like 'pow, pow, pow'."
Another eyewitness said:
"There had to have been more than one shooter - the shooting was so constant, it sounded like a gun range."
Omar Mateen of Port Saint Lucie, Florida, came to the attention of federal authorities twice prior to being identified as the gunman in the Orlando nightclub mass shooting, a senior law enforcement source told The Daily Beast.
Mateen killed 53 people and shot more than 100 in total at the Pulse gay nightclub early Sunday morning, in the deadliest mass shooting in modern American history.
The senior law enforcement source reports that Mateen became a person of interest in 2013 and again in 2014. The Federal Bureau of Investigation at one point opened an investigation into Mateen but subsequently closed the case when it produced nothing that appeared to warrant further investigation.
"He's a known quantity," the source said. "He's been on the radar before."
Mateen was a U.S. citizen; his parents are from Afghanistan, CBS News reports.
The senior law enforcement source told The Daily Beast that Mateen was born in New York and was married for a time to a woman from New Jersey.
That woman told the Washington Post that he repeatedly abused her during their marraige, which lasted from April 2009 to July 2011.
"He was not a stable person," the ex-wife said. "He beat me. He would just come home and start beating me up because the laundry wasn't finished or something like that."
Mateen was not very religious, she said, adding that he "seemed like a normal human being."
Mateen's father Mir Seddique told NBC News that the sight of two men kissing angered his son.
"We are saying we are apologizing for the whole incident," the father added. "We weren't aware of any action he is taking. We are in shock like the whole country."
The attack, he said, "has nothing to do with religion."
FBI Agent Ron Hopper told reporters Mateen may have had leanings toward Islamic extremism. The law enforcement source told The Daily Beast there is no immediate indication that Mateen had any direct connection to ISIS.
The source did note that ISIS recently declared online that its followers should mount attacks to mark the approach of the holy month of Ramadan.
The message came in an audio recording from spokesman Abu Mohammed al-Adnani, released in May. Muslims around the world fast during Ramadan in honor of the first revelation from God to Muhammad. The terrorist group believes it to be a particularly opportune time for attacks.
"Ramadan, the month of conquest and jihad. Get prepared, be ready...to make it a month of calamity everywhere for the non-believers...especially for the fighters and supporters of the caliphate in Europe and America," Adnani said.
Mateen—who was armed with an AR-15-style assault rifle and a handgun, according to Orlando's police chief—entered Pulse club around 2 a.m. Sunday morning and began shooting. After most of the 320 people there escaped, Mateen took hostages from a group that was hiding in a bathroom. Shortly before 6 a.m., a SWAT unit breached the club and engaged Mateen in what's being called a protracted gun battle. Mateen was killed.
The deadliest single-person mass murder in American history before Orlando occured in Bath, Michigan, in 1927, when a man bombed a school, killing 44 people.
Comment: Mass shootings like this often follow a formula:
initial eyewitness reports indicate multiple assailants while the media and authorities then claim that the shooter was a "lone shooter"
the "lone shooter" was either known to or had directly worked with some faction of the US government, frequently the FBI
the "lone shooter" is immediately labeled as guilty despite no investigation taking place and conflicting initial reports
the "lone shooter" is immediately identified as an ISIS terrorist/sympathizer (in this case, because he allegedly called the police to tell them so prior to carrying out his deed)
and the "lone shooter" typically ends up dead and therefore unable to provide any testimony in his defense
This story is still developing so things could change, but thus far it does appear to be following this formula. For more information:
Boston Bombings 'set-up': Mother of patsies says sons groomed by FBI
'Why did FBI execute my boy?' Father of Boston Bombing patsy's friend displays grisly photos of son's corpse showing unarmed man was shot seven times
That old black magic: FBI tracked Chattanooga shooter's family for years
Eyewitness to San Bernardino terror attack: 'Three tall white men did it'
SOTT Exclusive: Bearded Middle East Jihadis or clean-shaven white professional hit-men? A few questions about the Paris attacks
Undoubtedly, Americans will be further divided after this tragedy.
just thinking · 2016-06-12T17:55:36Z
Five Fast Facts You Need to Know
Levi · 2016-06-12T18:35:44Z
This sounds like exactly the same thing that happened in France. Must be the same ones that planned the terror attacks in France, so not ISIS, but intelligence agents.
baron ·
Bilderbergs
· 2016-06-12T23:58:16Z
Danny · 2016-06-12T18:37:24Z
Note to editor:
I HAVE seen these witness statements elsewhere, but the links provided in the "Comment" have nothing to do with either one of these statements...or have since been edited themselves. Just a heads up for you.
the nomad · 2016-06-12T19:43:02Z
One person- 250+ bullets
How can one carry two fire arms shoot upwards of 250+ plus rounds of bullets. Report say a shoot-out first with police outside. Then he went inside.... did they not follow him? and why. Then he killed and injured 150 more people 50 +killed 100+injured. Then he had a protracted shoot-out with swat... Does not make any sense. How long does it take to reload and how many bullets would he have to carry. Sounds like a another Pasty. Sounds more like intelligence Professionals, more laws coming.
rbateman1 · 2016-06-12T21:57:16Z
That's a lot of weight to tote around. They would have to be in clips preloaded. I agree, the story, as usual, stinks of cover-up and ulterior motives.
Servaline · 2016-06-12T19:53:49Z
Wow, another killer
from Port St. Lucie, FL, an odd town indeed.
Brian_K · 2016-06-12T20:14:04Z
Probably a mind control victim
I fully agree with "the nomad" but I doubt the Orlando Police had any knowledge beforehand. It is well known that well over 500,000 people in the US, alone, have been involuntarily microchipped and are under NSA / CIA mind control. The US Government uses these targeted individuals to carry out their plan for the future, to make more restricted gun laws, restrict our freedoms, and rid the US of undesirable individuals, homosexuals being a possible category of these. Just like Timothy McVeigh, Nidal Malik Hasan, Lee Harvey Oswald, Sirhan Sirhan, James Early Ray, and others that were (or are - Hasan) under mind control, our government is hard at work using us to accomplish their goals with the use of mind control. (icaact.org, facebook: international center against the abuse of covert technologies).
baron · 2016-06-12T23:57:16Z
How interesting that as the Bilderbergs wrap up their plans for global mass slaughter we have one to distract us all.
Amazing how these things never happen at an organized sporting event.
Show the proof!
I swear I will get to bottom of this. I want to see official obituaries! We should all demand them. When are the funeral services so that we may pay our respects to the slain? Let's see proof that this psychopath is actually dead so we can feel "safe". Show the inside of the club like was done in Paris! Until these requests are met, I call shenanigans!! (I'm being super polite using that word lol)
WHO Emergency Committee meet on Wednesday as China confirms sixth death of coronavirus
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MUMBAI: Shabir Ahluwalia is a well-known actor of TV town, who made his debut with the show Hip Hip Hurray. He is currently winning hearts by playing the role of Abhi in Kumkum Bhagya.
He is married to actress Kanchi Kaul, and the couple is blessed with two children, Azai and Ivarr.
Ivarr turned a year older, and on his third birthday, Shabir shared an adorable video and penned down an emotional note. In the video, several cute moments of Ivarr can be seen.
"You are growing up way too fast and better that my bestest dream, may you keep shining and spread happiness and love not just at home but everyone who crosses your path , happy birthday my darling ivarr #minime #happybirthday," read the caption written by Shabir.
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Ever since Microsoft announced its Kinect peripheral for Xbox 360, the world has both loved it and hated it in equal measure. Sure it's great for getting gamers off the couch and it offers something no other console can – controller-free gaming.
The problem is that despite the hardware packing some impressive technology, Kinect has been something of a one trick pony since its release in late 2010. Now though it would appear Kinect could be getting the game that could make all that money worthwhile – and it's not actually a Kinect game.
Forza 4, the fourth (obviously enough) installment in the super popular Forza Motorsport franchise promises to take Kinect to a new level. As eager developers show off in the embedded video, Forza 4 uses Kinect to track players' head movements and then alter the in-game camera accordingly.
What this means in real terms is no more staring at the floor while raving. Players can look left and right to help judge those corners better, or set their car up for an upcoming bend.
The video does a better job of explaining than we do, but it also shows one of the inherent problems. You might be able to move your head, but your eyes will obviously need to stay trained on the screen in front of you – that's if you want to see where you're going.
That one nagging doubt aside and this looks like a great use for our otherwise dust-collecting Kinect.
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This is the same setup as the Google Coral Dev board, which is a similar size, and also aimed at embedded machine learning for hobbyists and professionals alike!
For Hobbyists like us? It seems to be a perfect blend of powerful machine learning possibilities in a factor familiar to anyone who has fiddled with a Raspberry Pi. While you can use machine learning frameworks like TensorFlow on a Raspberry Pi, the Jetson Nano is much more suited to the task.
Price is another aspect we haven't covered yet. The Google Coral Dev board retails at $ 149.99 while the Jetson Nano is only $ 99. Unless the Coral Dev board can bring something unique to the table, hobbyists and small developers might find the extra $ 50 a hard stretch to justify.
While the Google Coral Dev board is powerful, it doesn't stack up to the Raspberry Pi in some ways. The Raspberry Pi is a great hobby computer for DIY electronics. It can also double as a desktop computer in a pinch.
It's an exciting time to be tinkering with SBCs! If you are new to it and want a place to start, get a Raspberry Pi and follow our ultimate getting started guide!
Read the full article: Will the Nvidia Jetson Nano Replace the Raspberry Pi?
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Divorce impacts everyone in a family and has a lasting impact on the lives of each person who is involved. As someone going through a divorce, you may feel like you are riding a rollercoaster with your emotions. Seeking the advice of an experienced Okemos divorce attorney who can help you throughout the entire process is imperative.
A divorce lawyer from Grewal Law PLLC will be someone who you can trust and who you can feel comfortable with navigating through your divorce proceedings. Everyone hopes they will have an easy divorce that is uncontested; however, the legal process is often complicated and may not be straightforward. Not every Michigan family lawyer will give you the personal attention you deserve when facing this life-altering event. At Grewal Law PLLC, we focus on your individual needs. We understand all families are unique and, therefore, all divorces are not the same. Our attorneys can be your advocate throughout the entire process.
Contact us online or by phone at (888) 211-5798 to schedule a free and confidential case evaluation with our legal team today.
Working with someone you trust is important as you move through the court system. Since Michigan is a no-fault state, it is possible for a spouse to get a divorce without proving fault of the other party for the marriage's breakup. Someone seeking a no-fault divorce can allege there has been a breakdown of the marriage relationship to the extent that the objects of matrimony have been destroyed and there remains no reasonable likelihood that the marriage can be preserved. Essentially, this means individuals are able to proceed with a divorce without any allegations of abuse, mental cruelty, adultery, drug/alcohol abuse, or abandonment existing in the relationship.
Even though a divorce may be considered no-fault, the court may still place fault when it comes to determining the final settlement between the two parties. These considerations may revolve around issues related to alimony, child support, and the division of property.
Under Michigan law, property is equitably divided. The fairness of property division is based on several key factors, including when the property was acquired and whether or not it is considered joint property of the two parties. During the course of the divorce proceedings, the court will require each spouse to disclose how a piece of property was obtained. Property owned prior to the marriage or inherited by one of the spouses will typically be viewed as belonging to the individual spouse.
Since property acquired during a marriage is often considered a joint asset, debt accumulated during the course of the marriage may also be considered a joint liability. The court will make decisions on who is ultimately responsible for an individual debt along with who will be awarded a particular piece of property. The division of debt and property can have a huge impact on your future, so you need to have an experienced attorney who will protect your assets.
In every divorce, child custody and visitation decisions are one of the biggest challenges for families to face. As a parent, you want time to spend with your children and want to find a balance that works the best for them. It can be heartbreaking trying to make tough decisions related to parenting time and to final custody of children. We want to serve as your child custody lawyers, advocating for your rights as a parent.
We will also help you understand all the things the court may consider when determining a judgment related to custody. The timeline for divorces can vary, so we will help you understand the process for how the care, custody, and support of children is handled during the duration of your case before a divorce decree is issued.
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Do not leave your child's future in the hands of someone who does not have your best interests at heart. We can provide you with compassionate legal representation.
Even though Michigan is a no-fault divorce state, there are still instances where alimony/spousal support may be awarded to one party. Considerations made in these judgments include the earning capacity of one spouse, the length of the marriage, and overall wealth of both parties. The process of how alimony is awarded and distributed is complex, so it is essential to have an experienced divorce lawyer in Okemos to help you advocate for a fair judgment without lasting tax and other financial ramifications for you.
The issues facing your divorce case are numerous, and it is important to have a team of attorneys who have your best interests at heart. From divorce mediation to a divorce trial in Michigan, we can be your compassionate legal team, bringing over a century of combined experience in family law to your case. Our team can also help you face all the post-judgment issues related to your divorce.
When looking for a dedicated divorce lawyer in Michigan, look no further than Grewal Law PLLC. Reach out for your free consultation today at (888) 211-5798.
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Saab bankruptcy
SCNA Has Won Approval For Its Chapter 11 Plan
July 17, 2013 by JasonPowell
While checking for what Saab news I could come across this morning, I came across a completion to the almost year and a half bankruptcy process of Saab Cars North America. The article was posted yesterday at 7:58PM and stated that Saab's US unit gets nod for ch. 11 liquidation.
Some of the important points from the Law360 post are below:
The estate of Saab Cars North America Inc. is expected to have a liquidating trust of about $20 million to use for disbursements that will see administrative, priority and secured claims paid in full, attorneys for the company said in court.
U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Christopher S. Sontchi said "good lawyering" helped navigate what began as a rancorous case into the home stretch of a seemingly peaceful close.
"This is certainly a much better result than it looked like it would be in the beginning," Judge Sontchi said from the bench. "I'm happy to sign the [confirmation] order."
Under the plan, all classes of creditors except those holding unsecured and equity claims are expected to receive a full recovery.
Unsecured creditors owed $77 million are expected to receive anywhere between a 25- to 82-percent recovery depending on the success of certain estate causes of action and whether Saab AB and Saab Parts AB eliminate or substantially reduce each of their intercompany claims against SCNA, according to the disclosure statement.
Equity holders are expected to receive nothing.
Ally Financials claim of 18.5 million will be listed as satisfied after reaching a settlement in May, according to the court records.
Under the settlement agreement, Ally will see about 3.8 million from the sale of vehicles that had been in port with the rest, about 13.6 million going back to the SCNA estate.
I had reached out to Tim Colbeck to ask for his thoughts on yesterdays decision and his response was that "Yesterday was bittersweet, in that it represented the final disposition of SCNA, but also the result was as good as it could have been given the circumstances."
Yes, this really does seem to be as good as it could get given all the circumstances surrounding it and it feels good to see that a large number of creditors are expected to receive a full recovery. This chapter is nice to finally see come to a close.
Categories News, USATags Saab bankruptcy, SCNA, Tim Colbeck17 Comments
SAAB should have filed for bankruptcy almost a year earlier
November 29, 2012 July 8, 2016 by Rune Moberg
Meanwhile, in the "Swedes working in an official capacity won't lift a finger without trying to make it look like they are part of a bigger conspiracy, thus inflating their own self-worth"-department:
TTELA yesterday brought word that the receivers are about to file their report with the courts saying that SAAB should have filed for bankruptcy much earlier.
The report consists of about 50 pages describing the reasons behind SAAB's bankruptcy and the chronology of their demise.
"They refer to a report by the CPA company Grant Thornton and agrees with their conclusion that "the time of SAAB's insolvency points back to the start of 2011 and at the latest the stop of production April 6th 2011″ which is a minimum of eight months prior to the bankruptcy."
Muller has yet to read the report and won't comment.
Having followed this debacle for some time now, I find it strange that the Swedes do not ask themselves "how come EIB, who had absolutely nothing to risk, were the ones that pulled the trigger on denying Antonov as an investor?". That happened after April 6th, and EIB's approval would have ensured continued production at a point where the company was about to start production of two new models (with an additional one in the pipeline for introduction next year).
Hopefully more details will be made available when the final document gets published tomorrow.
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Swedish Television examines the controversies around Saab — part II
October 31, 2012 July 8, 2016 by Rune Moberg
As Tim reported a few weeks ago, Swedish television have explored part of the story of what went on in 2011 concerning Saab. The program can be viewed on svtplay.se and parts of it is in English.
I won't go into details, but some quick notes to follow:
Most of what was revealed has been reported here on SU before, but tied neatly together to present a more fleshed out picture of the situation.
Victor gave the reporters full access to his e-mail archive and there was a significant change in the way SweGov communicated with VM after Saab asked for approval of Antonov. Prior to the crisis, Victor was invited to the 50th birthday of a SweGov official (Hans Lindblad), and afterwards all he got was "your official contact with swegov is nn".
Hans Lindblad figured in the talks between Geely and Guy Lofalk
Categories NewsTags Bo Lundgren, Guy Lofalk, Hans Lindblad, Riksgälden, Saab bankruptcy31 Comments
Final bid on Saab before the end of March
March 15, 2012 March 15, 2012 by Red J
According to P4-West and ttela.se the receivers have sent a letter to the different companies that have expressed interest for Saab. In that letter the receivers have stated that a final bid has to be made before the end of March, and the deal should be completed before April 30.
On a personal note, I think we will see a final candidate in April but the final signature could need one or two weeks longer.
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Set against these two works, we added a short sonata by Delius, totally contrasting in mood. Though written in 1916, just a year after Delius fled to London from German advances in France, this piece has an incredibly dreamy, almost Debussy-like character, with none of the dark intensity found in the Bridge and Ireland. To complete our programme we chose a series of earlier short pieces by Bridge. These were written before the war and are considerably lighter in mood.
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All posts for the day June 14th, 2017
US Coalition Admits to Bombing Civilians with Chemical Weapons – Media Blackout Ensues
Posted by Lou on June 14, 2017
Posted in: Chemical weapons, Crimes against humanity, Criminology, Iraq, Military, Political science, Syria, USA, Video, War, War crimes. Leave a comment
A general with the US-led coalition just admitted bombing populated areas with white phosphorus and the corporate media is nowhere to be found.
Source: US Coalition Admits to Bombing Civilians with Chemical Weapons – Media Blackout Ensues
thefreethoughtproject.com
By Matt Agorist
Earlier this month, multiple reports surfaced of US-led coalition forces in Mosul, Iraq and Raqqa, Syria, using the incendiary chemical weapon, white phosphorus, on civilians. For over a week, the US government and the coalition at large have remained silent on the issue — until now.
In an error that will likely get him much backlash, in an interview with NPR, New Zealand Brig. Gen. Hugh McAslan, and member of the US-coalition has admitted — for the first time — to using white phosphorus during operations in the Iraqi city of Mosul.
"We have utilized white phosphorous to screen areas within West Mosul to get civilians out safely," McAslan told NPR on Tuesday.
Instead of questioning the horrid nature of the chemical weapons use on civilians, NPR echoed the general's sentiment and noted that 28,000 civilians have managed to escape. While that may be true, countless others were injured or suffered horrifying deaths.
White phosphorus is described as an "incendiary and toxic chemical substance used as a filler in a number of different munitions that can be employed for a variety of military purposes."
The chemical was banned internationally after the 1980 Protocol on Incendiary Weapons restricted the "use of incendiary weapons as a means or method of warfare during armed conflict."
The use of chemical weapons is clearly prohibited in international armed conflicts. The International Committee of the Red Cross noted that "employing asphyxiating, poisonous or other gases, and all analogous liquids, materials or devices is listed in the Statute of the International Criminal Court as a war crime."
While deploying incendiary weapons against residential areas is banned under Protocol III of the Convention on Conventional Weapons (CCW), the two other uses — smoke screens and signals — are not, which allows the hypocritical US, to keep such munitions in their arsenal and use them. It is through this loophole that the US claims the right to deploy these deadly weapons on towns.
On November 30, 2005, General Peter Pace stated that white phosphorus munitions were a "legitimate tool of the military" used to illuminate targets and create smokescreens, saying "It is not a chemical weapon. It is an incendiary." However, the general is wrong. As soon as white phosphorus is deployed against people, it becomes a chemical weapon.
A chemical weapon can be "any chemical which through its chemical action on life processes can cause death, temporary incapacitation or permanent harm."
White phosphorus remains very dangerous even when not deliberately used to start fires or attack humans. Submunitions can ignite days after deployment and remain a hazard for a city. Injuries caused by the chemical can burn to the bone and are prone to reigniting if a piece of the phosphorus remaining in the wound is exposed to air when a dressing is changed.
"No matter how white phosphorus is used, it poses a high risk of horrific and long-lasting harm in crowded cities like Raqqa and Mosul and any other areas with concentrations of civilians," said Steve Goose, arms director at Human Rights Watch.
The US claims of using white phosphorus as a smoke screen or signal ring hollow when assessing the damage reported on the ground in Syria and Iraq.
Just as the rights groups warned, civilian casualties were, in fact, a reality from the coalition's deployment of white phosphorus.
Xinhua News, China's state press agency, reported last week that "Tens of civilians were killed on Thursday when the U.S.-led airstrikes targeted Syria's northern city of Raqqa with white phosphorus," citing a report from Syria's Sham FM radio.
Russia's Riafan.ru reported that "Coalition forces led by the United States of America shell Raqqa and suburbs of white phosphorus munitions," citing reports on Twitter, which said the U.S.-backed coalition conducted 20 air raids.
Although the total number of civilian deaths has not been entirely confirmed, early reports suggest that nearly 50 people were killed.
"Horrific civilian harm from previous use of white phosphorus has generated public outrage and this latest use of white phosphorus underscores the urgent need for states to strengthen international law relating to incendiary weapons," HRW's Goose said.
Although NPR happened to have the general admit to them US forces are using white phosphorus, no other mainstream outlet in America has picked up this bombshell story.
Their silence shows their complicit nature in covering up the alleged war crimes of the West.
"US-led forces should take all feasible precautions to minimize civilian harm when using white phosphorus in Iraq and Syria," Goose said of the situation. However, from the reports on the ground, that appears not to be the case.
In the video below, the US-led coalition is dropping white phosphorus bombs on Western Mosul. Watch for yourself and decide whether or not it was being used as a 'tool' to allow civilians to escape.
'Staggering loss of civilian life' during US-backed siege of Raqqa – UN
Posted in: ljf, Middle East, Military, Political science, Syria, USA, War, War crimes. Leave a comment
Go home bloody stupid Yanks! Everywhere these hypocrites go they leave a trail of horror and misery. Go home and fix your own country ye pathetic warmongers.
Source: 'Staggering loss of civilian life' during US-backed siege of Raqqa – UN — RT News
Internally displaced people flee Raqqa, Syria on May 19, 2017. © Rodi Said / Reuters
The ongoing siege by Syrian Kurdish militia, supported by airstrikes of the US-led coalition, on terrorist stronghold Raqqa has been marred by at least 300 civilian fatalities and the displacement of some 160,000 people, a UN commission says.
The Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), a group of militias dominated by ethnic Kurds, launched their offensive on Raqqa last week amid weapons and military hardware supplies from the US. The effort is taking a serious toll on civilian residents of the city controlled by Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS/ISIL), chairman of the UN Commission of Inquiry into the Syrian conflict said on Wednesday.
"We note in particular that the intensification of airstrikes, which have paved the ground for an SDF advance in Raqqa, has resulted not only in staggering loss of civilian life, but has also led to 160,000 civilians fleeing their homes and becoming internally displaced," Paulo Sergio Pinheiro told the UN Human Rights Council, Reuters reports.
The chairman did not give an estimate for civilian casualties in the city, but Karen Koning AbuZayd, one of the panels' commissioners, said it has documented about 300 civilian deaths from the airstrikes supporting the Raqqa offensive.
"We have documented the deaths caused by the coalition airstrikes only and we have about 300 deaths, 200 in one place, in al-Mansoura, one village," she said.
The US troops deployed in Syria are supporting the SDF offensive providing artillery and air support on the battlefield as well as "advice and training" for the militias.
US-led coalition admits use of white phosphorus in Mosul amid mounting criticism
The Pentagon calls the deployment, which is done with no UN Security Council mandate or invitation from the Syrian government, a limited-scale operation. The Americans have attacked pro-government troops in Syria on several occasions over the past few weeks, claiming it was necessary to protect its SDF allies.
Also on Wednesday the Human Rights Watch (HRW) expressed its concern over the toll the Raqqa offensive operation is taking on civilians. The group criticized the US troops for allegedly using white phosphorous munitions as part of the offensive, saying the chemical may cause serious injuries and trigger fires when used in residential areas.
In his speech, Pinheiro also criticized Damascus for negotiating a series of evacuations of opposition fighters and their families from various areas around Syria, including the December evacuation from Aleppo. He said in some cases the residents had no choice but to leave and that their relocation may amount to a war crime.
The evacuation from Aleppo came after years of fighting for control of the city as it was split between pro-government forces and parts held by rebel. The fighting resulted in numerous deaths among residents. The evacuation was negotiated by Russia, Iran and Turkey and came as an alternative to continued street-to-street battles for Aleppo.
'Up to 150,000' Women Suffering From Genital Mutilation in Feminist Sweden
Posted in: Barbarism, Genital Mutilation, Human rights, Islam, Religion, Sweden. Leave a comment
Sweden prides itself as a recognized champion of human rights. However, its recently imported cultural values from the developing world may eventually shatter Sweden's shining image. Tens of thousands of women have been found to be suffering from genital mutilation, despite the fact that this immensely painful procedure is illegal.
Source: 'Up to 150,000' Women Suffering From Genital Mutilation in Feminist Sweden
sputniknews.com
© AP Photo/ Sergei Chuzavkov
The number of Swedish women who have undergone genital mutilation has been estimated to be at least several times higher than previously expected, a new survey has found.In 2015, the National Board of Health estimated that there were approximately 38,000 women who have been victimized by female genital mutilation (FGM) in the Nordic country, which had for decades ranked at the top of various equality ratings.
The most recent survey, however, placed Sweden among the countries with the highest proportion of FGM sufferers, with a staggeringly morbid estimation of 150,000 in a nation of 10 million, Swedish Radio reported. Since genital mutilation is a very private and shame-laden, it remains largely unreported, with the actual number of victims potentially being still higher.
What makes matters worse, genital mutilation is being carried out among girls of immigrant descent in families that have been settled in Sweden for a long time. Despite the fact that FGM is strictly prohibited by Swedish law, tradition and religious prescriptions may sometimes overcome legal ramifications. In immigrant circles, girls are known to have been taken to their respective home countries to have this procedure performed.
© AFP 2017/ Anders WIKLUND / TT News Agency
Sweden Bracing for Another Record Year in 'Festival Rapes'
The unexpectedly large and obviously still-growing number of genitally-mutilated women in Sweden places new demands on Swedish healthcare and school system, Swedish national broadcaster SVT wrote.
"Women who come to our reception have big problems. We remove the damaged parts in the lower abdomen area. But there are many more affected women in our society today, women we have to discover and offer help," Bita Eshragi, a physician from Amelmottagningen, Sweden's only clinic for FGM victims, told SVT.
Female genital mutilation, which is also known as female genital cutting and female circumcision, is the ritual cutting or removal of some or all of the external female genitalia. The practice is found in parts of Africa, Asia and the Middle East and is mostly carried out for religious or spiritual reasons. According to a 2016 estimation by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), around 200 million women living today have undergone this procedure.
CC0 / /
Finns Fume Over Abduction, Forced Marriage, Gender Mutilation of Migrants
Depending on the country, FGM is carried out at various ages ranging from days after birth to puberty. The practice is rooted in ideals about women's chastity and purity, and failing to comply may result in social exclusion.The exact amount of surgery (mostly carried out in field conditions) varies from country to country, yet typically includes the removal of both inner and outer labia and parts of the clitoris. Adverse health effects may include recurrent infections, difficulty urinating, chronic pain, infertility and complications during childbirth — with no known benefits whatsoever.
Not One More Step: Putin Outlines 'Red Lines' Which US and NATO Shouldn't Cross
Posted in: Europe, Hypocrisy, Imperialism, Military, NATO, Political science, Putin, Russia. Leave a comment
Source: Not One More Step: Putin Outlines 'Red Lines' Which US & NATO Shouldn't Cross
Russian President Vladimir Putin assured US filmmaker Oliver Stone that Russia would create an economical and effective response to US and NATO actions to preserve the global strategic balance. Asked for comment, political scientist Nikita Danyuk explained why the Russian president's message was something Western powers need to hear and understand.
Speaking to Stone in 'The Putin Interviews', a documentary series which started its broadcast on the Showtime television network this week, Russia's president explained that Moscow has the resources to respond to belligerent US and NATO policy, including attempts to ring Russia with missile defense.
© REUTERS/ Christian Hartmann
Russia to Give Suitable Response to All NATO Actions – Putin
Russia, Putin said, is now almost surrounded by US missile defense systems, from ground-based bases in Eastern European countries, to NATO ships patrolling the Mediterranean and the northern seas, and Alaska, where missile defense systems are currently being installed.
This, the president stressed, was "another big, glaring strategic mistake [by] our partners, because Russia will give a suitable response to all of these actions, and this will mean nothing else other than another phase of an arms race. Our response will be much cheaper. Its [equipment] may be rougher somewhere, but it will be effective. We shall preserve this so-called strategic balance."
Asked for comment, Nikita Danyuk, political scientist and deputy director of the Institute of Strategic Studies and Prognoses, told Radio Sputnik that Putin's remarks about Russia being surrounded by US missile defenses underscored a fundamental contradiction in US foreign policy.
"In this part of the documentary, the thesis was repeatedly expressed that the US for some reason has become accustomed to allowing itself to pursue a policy of upholding its national interests, which by definition does not give other sovereign states the right to pursue the same independent policy. Here…Putin emphasized that by and large, there are only a few states in global politics which can conduct an independent sovereign policy – with Russia being one of these states," Danyuk said.
© Flickr/ International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons
Putin Calls Attempts to Disturb World Nuclear Balance 'Big Mistake'
According to the observer, the Russian president was able to formulate a very important message to Russia's Western counterparts.
"In my view, the message is that Russia is not an enemy – that it is a country which is open to dialogue. But at the same time it is a country which will not compromise its national interests, which is always ready to defend its sovereignty, and which will not allow other states to encroach on our national security in any way. And particularly through answering the question on missile defense, Putin outlined certain 'red lines', beyond which he factually did not recommend for anyone to cross," Danyuk concluded.
© Sputnik/ Alexandr Vilf
RS-24 Yars mobile ground missile systems with at the military parade in Moscow marking the 72nd anniversary of the victory in the Great Patriotic War of 1941-1945.
© AFP 2017/ Kenichi Murakami / POOL
Putin Says 'Almost Nothing' Changes With Each New US President
In his interview with Stone, Putin also reminded the director that the US was the nation to unilaterally withdraw from the Anti-Ballistic Missile Treaty in 2002, under the pretext of an Iranian threat.
"We have been told for all this time that 'this move is not about you,' 'nothing threatens you,' as the move has been allegedly taken against Iran," the president recalled. "But now there are no problems with Iran, the [nuclear] deal has been signed with it. Iran has abandoned all nuclear military weapons programs. The United States agreed with it and signed the corresponding document. However, the missile defense program with its elements in Europe continues further. Against whom is it aimed? Obviously, it prompts us to respond to the situation somehow."
© Flickr/ US Army Corps of Engineers Europe District
The US Army Corps of Engineers Europe District is managing the construction of a $134 million Aegis Ashore Missile Defense Complex in Deveselu, Romania
Finally, commenting on NATO's creeping expansion into Eastern Europe, Putin emphasized that in light of the Soviet Union's demise, and Iran's decision to abandon its nuclear weapons program, there is no sense for NATO to continue to accept new members. Instead, he said, countries should instead focus on reaching agreements on security and mutual assistance if they feel threatened.
Stop Legitimizing 'Conservatism': It's Not an Ideology – It's a Goddamn Death Machine
Posted in: Ideology, Idiocracy, Political science, Sheeple, Trumpf, USA. 3 Comments
Everybody knows by now that conservatives are not too bright, they are ugly, they smell, and their mothers dress them funny.
"That this movement is a threat to Western values is transparent."
Source: Stop Legitimizing 'Conservatism': It's Not an Ideology – It's a Goddamn Death Machine
anonymous-news.com
By AnonHQ
(Common Dreams) There's no end to the maladies that ail American politics these days. It would, indeed, be far easier and quicker to identify what's working than to itemize the travails that bedevil our pathetic polity in 2017. Altogether, if this country was a piece of art it would have to combine the orderliness of Pollock with the perceptual logic of Dali, all rooted in the joyful well-being of Hieronymous Bosch, in order to do justice to our times.
For those of you who for some reason always wanted to know what it looks like when an empire cracks apart, I've got some lovely news for you: A certain North American specimen, not generally known for its generosity, is nevertheless happy to oblige you today. Truly, the full catalog of America's political woes could crash Amazon's entire array of server farms, and most of us are struggling enough with chronic nausea these days such that revisiting all these horror stories again is way too depressing to contemplate. So I won't. But there is one thing that inflames my tortured mind more than any of these items – perhaps because it is the one thing that explains them all.
Here it is: I am sickened to live in a society that treats a malignant illness as just another legitimate point of view, when in fact it's the very disease that is killing us. We don't treat a heroin epidemic as an innocuous choice that some may opt for and some may reject. We don't treat cholera as just another flavor of ice cream that some prefer while others go for strawberry. And we don't welcome Nazism as a legitimate belief system that deserves the same consideration as any other old model of race relations a society might adopt. So why do we treat 'conservatism' like some harmless cup of tea that some choose over Earl Grey or Jasmine?
I'm dead serious. And I mean like, literally, dead serious, because if we're honest about it, that which goes by the name of conservatism today is not an ideology – it's a death machine.
Maybe there was once a responsible, legitimate (if misguided and merely moderately deceitful) ideology by the name of conservatism – I don't know. Regardless, we're not talking about Dwight Eisenhower or Gerry Ford here. We're talking about societal hemlock. And it's been that way for a generation or two, but of course now the threat from this monstrosity is no longer just a moral disaster, it's a full-blown existential crisis, wrapped inside a suicide vest.
Death machine, huh? Maybe you're thinking, "Sure, those Trump idiots are completely bonkers, but calling them a willful agent of the apocalypse is little extreme. I mean, artistic license is a good thing, but c'mon man…" Sorry. I'm not kidding. I'm being quite literal. This is a belief system which is bringing death to thousands-year-old traditions of Western values, to democracy, to the country, to people's lives, to the truth, and to the planet. Because of the threat this represents, we need to stop treating 'conservatism' as just another legitimate ideological choice. It's not. It's a murder weapon metastasized to global proportions.
That this movement is a threat to Western values is transparent. Today's so-called 'conservatives' are the enemy of equality, human rights and liberty (despite their protestations to the exact contrary). They instead embody elitism, bigotry and repression. They don't stand for gay rights any more than they ever did for civil rights back in the day, or equal pay for equal work. They worship power and its use to colonize others abroad while repressing dissent at home. Five minutes at any given Trump rally last year would have made that clear enough. But in case the message was somehow lost, one look at our fearless leader and his fawning relations with the likes of Putin, Erdogan and Duterte, combined with the shattering of the Western alliance with leaders like Angela Merkel and those of other (once-)allied democracies tells you all you need to know.
And no, it's not just one buffoon we're talking about here. While a number of right-wing pundits have – to their partial credit – repudiated Trumpism, there are loads of problems with that alibi for their movement. First, a whole lot of other folks have not disowned the walking crime scene that is the Trump White House. Second, these are pundits – hardly a single Republican officeholder in Washington has found it ethically necessary to distance him or herself from the moral abyss DBA an orange-haired gorilla in a Brioni suit. Most importantly, however, Trump is far less the historical aberration from the tendencies of the last four decades than he is the expression of its logical outcome. The right has been trucking in racism, sexism, homophobia, xenophobia, military aggression, environmental destruction and armed robbery of the 99 percent going back at least as far as William F. Buckley and Ronald (Jesus' Kid Brother) Reagan. Methinks the ladies of the conservative intelligentsia (pardon the oxymoron) doth protest too much when they seek to distance themselves from an administration whose only difference from its Republican predecessors is the grotesque overtness of its toxicity. (Especially when it doesn't take a Svengali to see that this administration is going to jail, and that its place in history will make Nixon look like Abraham Lincoln by comparison. It ain't too brave to want to make sure your name isn't associated with that particular catastrophe.)
Speaking of the rest of the GOP, they are even more liable for the destruction of American democracy than is McDonalds Stump himself. Democracies, of course, are built on such requisite features as constitutions, elections, fixed institutions with defined powers, and so on. But underlying all of that is something of even greater importance, a political culture that forms the fabric and the foundation upon which any democracy must be built. This foundation silently and implicitly stipulates the rules of the game and the boundaries of permissible behavior, and without it, there can be no functioning democracy. It is defined by elements such as a shared national identity that supersedes partisanship, an understanding that certain principles must be protected – even at the cost of one's own political fortunes – in order for the system to survive, and a basic level of trust such that one can hand over the keys of government to the other side without fearing that that new government will become a weapon used against the losers of an election, while at the same time believing that the next election will provide a genuine opportunity to return to power. These are the least tangible aspects of what sustains a functioning democracy, but they are also the most crucial. After all, you can have a formal written constitution or not, you can have a president or a prime minister, you can have two parties or many, you can have powerful states within a national government or not. In all these profound ways the British system differs from the American one, but nobody would claim that the UK is therefore not a democracy. What matters at the end of the day is the political culture of mutual respect and trust, the norms and the self-imposed restraints that form the fabric and foundation of a functioning democratic political culture.
And this is precisely what 'conservatives' have not been conserving for forty years now, but rather instead destroying. The necessity of preserving this crucial political culture is why impeaching a president for lying about a personal sexual relationship matters. It is why five conservative members of the Supreme Court breaking all their own internal rules and supposed principles in order to install their guy in the White House matters. It's why using the country's racial divide to win elections matters. It's why relentlessly employing the filibuster to block every item on the agenda of a president from the other party – even those items that you supported yourself only yesterday – matters. And why it matters when you then alter filibuster rule when it's used in the same way against you. This is why radical gerrymandering matters. This is why targeted voter suppression of the other party's base in order to prevail in elections you couldn't otherwise win matters. This is why refusing to act on a Supreme Court nomination for a year in order to get the nominee you want instead matters. And its why falsely claiming elections are rigged matters.
I have nothing particularly nice to say about the feeble and ineffectual (on a good day) Democratic Party, and especially its last two presidents. But all of the above examples of the undermining of American democracy in our time come from the Republican Party and the supposedly conservative folks who inhabit it. For all the many failings of the Democrats, there is no equivalent to any one of these items on their side of the aisle, let alone an equivalent to all of them. The upshot is that rather than conserving the Founders' democratic system that conservatives are forever cynically clothing themselves in, they are in fact destroying it. This is not death by a thousand cuts, but rather death by relentless saber slashes.
Conservatism is also death in a quite literal sense, as well. Just ask the million or so Iraqis who perished because of the right's war of choice justified by lies. Er, oops, wait a second… Turns out you can't ask them, because they're dead, killed by conservatives. But you could ask the tens of thousands Americans who are alive today because of Obamacare – which conservatives have fought relentlessly – and who may be dead tomorrow if the GOP manages to kill what skimpy health care protections Americans now enjoy. Or you can ask the workers who will be dying because the conservative movement is so determined to remove any sort of workplace safety regulations from providing them even modest protection. Or those who whose lives will be sacrificed in order to destroy the (woefully) basic environmental standards that have been built up over the last half-century. If you want to know what conservatism means for our environment and health, look no further than Flint, Michigan. The story that nobody in the media bothers to tell about that insane catastrophe is why it happened. The reason that 'Flint' has now become shorthand for environmental meltdown and lethal governmental buffoonery is that conservatives in Michigan's government – who fervently 'believe' in local control, mind you – passed legislation allowing the state to simply take over control of municipalities whenever it saw fit, despite the electoral choices of voters in those communities. That's what the conservative Snyder administration then proceeded to do in Flint, and the rest is history. By the way, their justification for doing so was that Flint was being mismanaged, so they – wait for it, now – had to come in and get it right. You can't make this shit up. And if you did, you could never find anyone in Hollywood willing to make a movie out of it, on account of its absurdly ridiculous improbability.
"By treating conservatism and conservatives as reasonable and acceptable we not only legitimize the unspeakable, we massively enhance its likelihood of successfully killing us."
But we're not done yet. Conservatism also means death to the truth. Of course, when it comes to Herr Bloated Pumpkinhead and the current administration, the scale of dishonesty is absolutely epic. It is literally no exaggeration to say that a consumer of any generic statement by this White House would be more likely to know the truth by simply assuming its opposite is the case, than he or she would by accepting any given tweet or Spicerism as fact. No wonder Orwell is selling like hotcakes these days. This is a true "2+2=5″ moment, Winston.
It's hardly surprising that a career New York City real estate developer who has spent a lifetime doing little but shameless self-promotion and fabricating scams running the gamut from bottled water to bottled diplomas would be unable to speak truthfully about nearly anything. And of course, when we say 'anything' here, we mean… anything. What's somewhat astonishing and most definitely disturbing, however, is the reaction that his compulsive tendency to lie produces among the roughly forty percent of Americans who form his political base. What has gone so wrong in the lives of these 'conservatives' that they not only tolerate being lied to incessantly, but actually crave it? This is not the place for an extended discussion of that question, but suffice it to say that conservatism's appeal among the public – including many whom it harms the most – cannot be understood outside the realm of political psychology. One might view these 'comfortably numb-nuts' as the rightful inheritors of America's storied Know Nothing tradition, but in fact that's too generous a label, since it turns out that it is actually possible in this world to know less than nothing if you're willing to work hard enough at it. When you believe that Iraq really had WMD, or that cutting taxes on billionaires will get you a sweet job, or that Donald Trump has your back, well then, graduating to the status of being a full-blown Know Nothing truly is something for which you are well-positioned to aspire.
This is where, alas, the Founders got it wrong, with their Enlightenment model of rationally calculating citizens. A good hundred million plus Americans have literally lost their minds in our time and, in order to soothe the resentments torturing their savage souls, they are taking down the country around their heads as they descend into an emotionally satisfying madness.
Or, at least it used to be the country they are taking down. Now it's the world. With the president's destruction of the Paris climate change accord, American conservatism is now bringing it on a planetary scale. Could this possibly be more jaw-dropping in its sheer stupidity? We are talking here about a phenomenon that literally threatens life on this planet, and conservatives – who are otherwise so consumed with fear so much of the time – insist on rejecting slam-dunk scientific evidence and making sure that we perish instead. Again, the pathological psychology of these folks is the only way to understand such a suicide mission, such an act of terrorism on a global scale. The president's speech was entirely laced with the rhetoric of bogus grievance – about how the United States is the laughing stock of the world because we're being duped and cheated by smarter, tougher, more cynical countries, and blah, blah, freaking blah… Apart from the sheer absurdity of this trope on the basis of any sort of actual logic or fact, there remains this outstanding question: Even if it was all true, who the hell cares? If the planet winds up being destroyed, does it really matter whether in the preceding years one country's GDP grew a half-percent slower than that of some other countries? What's that old line about deck chairs…? Could there be any other accurate term for a belief system that so jeopardizes an entire planet than 'death machine'?
We need to stop fooling around with this shit. Smallpox is not just another disease. Totalitarianism is not just another political system. Nuclear war is not just another form of conflict. And what calls itself 'conservatism' today is not just another form of legitimate, maybe-they're-right-maybe-they're-wrong, ideology.
All of these are life-threatening pathologies of epic proportion. It's bad enough that we have to expend so much energy to keep them at bay. But, by treating conservatism and conservatives as reasonable and acceptable we not only legitimize the unspeakable, we massively enhance its likelihood of successfully killing us.
Today's 'conservatism' is not an ideology – it's a goddam death machine. And we should welcome it into our homes and communities every bit as much as we would the Black Plague.
Vladimir Putin: The Most Powerful Person In The World
Posted in: Capitalism, Corporate psychopathology, Corporatocracy, Debt slavery, Globalization, Labor, Political science, Presstitutes, Putin, Russia, Unemployment, USA. Leave a comment
Source: Vladimir Putin: The Most Powerful Person In The World – PaulCraigRoberts.org
It must be wonderful being Vladimir Putin and being the most powerful person on earth. And not even have to say so yourself. The US Democratic Party is saying it for Putin along with the entirety of the Western presstitute media and the CIA and FBI also. The Russian media doesn't have to brag about Putin's power. Megyn Kelly, the Western presstitutes, and Western leaders are doing it for them: Putin is so powerful that he is able to place in office his choice for the President of the United States.
I mean, Wow! What power! Americans are simply out of the game. Americans, despite a massive intelligence budget and 16 separate intelligence services plus those of its NATO vassals, are no match whatsoever for Vladimir Putin.
I mean, really! What is the CIA for? What is the NSA for? What are the rest of them for? Americans would do better to close down these incompetent, but expensive, "intelligence services" and pay the money to Putin as a bribe not to select our president. Maybe the CIA should get down on its knees and beg Putin to stop electing the President of the United States. I mean, how humiliating. I can hardly stand it. I thought we are the "world's sole superpower, the uni-power, the exceptional, indispensable people." It turns out that we are a nothing people, ruled by the President of Russia.
When the Democrats, CIA, and media decided to launch their PR campaign against Trump, they didn't realize how inconsequential it would make the United States appear by putting American democracy into Putin's pocket. What were they thinking? They weren't. They were fixated on making sure Trump did not endanger the massive military/security complex budget by restoring normal relations with Russia.
There is no sign that American leadership in any area is actually capable of thought. Consider Wall Street and corporate leadership. To boost share prices Wall Street forced all corporations to desert their home country and move the production of goods and services sold to Americans offshore to where labor and regulatory costs were lower. The lower costs raised profits and share prices. Wall Street threatened resistant corporations with takeovers of the companies if they refused to move abroad in order to increase their profits.
Neither Wall Street nor corporate boards and CEOs were smart enough to understand that moving jobs offshore also moved US consumer incomes and purchasing power offshore. In other words, the financial and business leadership were too stupid to comprehend that without the incomes from high value-added, high productivity US jobs, the American consumer would not have the discretionary income to continue in his role as the economy's driver.
The Federal Reserve caught on to Wall Street's mistake. To rectify the mistake, the Fed expanded credit, allowing a buildup in consumer debt to keep the economy going on credit purchases. However, once consumer debt is high relative to income, the ability to buy more stuff departs. In other words, credit expansion is not a permanent fix for the lack of consumer income growth.
A country whose financial and business leadership is too stupid to understand that a population increasingly employed in part-time minimum wage jobs is not a big spending population is a country whose leadership has failed.
It is strictly impossible to boost profits by offshoring jobs without also offshoring US consumer incomes. Therefore, the profits from offshoring are temporary. Once enough jobs have been moved offshore that aggregate demand is stymied, the domestic market stagnates and then declines.
As I have demonstrated so many times for so many years, as has John Williams (shadowstats.com), the jobs reports from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics are nonsense. The jobs in the alleged recovery from June 2009 are largely low income domestic service jobs and the product of the theoretical birth/death model. The alleged recovery from the 2007-08 financial crisis is the first recovery in history in which the labor force participation rate declined. Labor force participation rates decline when the economy offers scant job opportunities, not when employment opportunities are rising.
What we know about US jobs is that the jobs are increasingly part-time minimum wage jobs. According to a presstitute news report that might or might not be true, there are only 12 counties in the entirety of the United States in which a person can rent a one-bedroom home on a minimum wage income. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/jun/08/minimum-wage-affordable-housing-rentals-study
In response to this report, a professor at Virginia Tech suggested that the government offer increased rental assistance and boost programs such as the National Housing Trust Fund, which invests in affordable housing.
In other words, taxpayers are to pick up the costs to Americans of US corporations deserting the US labor force. Those Americans who still have middle class incomes will be taxed to cover the lost incomes that the offshoring corporations and Wall Street have snatched away from American workers who can no longer earn enough to pay for their own housing.
In other words, capitalism has reached the point in its descent that it cannot exist without public subsidies for the people dispossessed by capitalism.
On a number of occasions I have written about how many costs of production are imposed on third parties, such as the environment. A significant percentage of the profits of capitalist corporations comes from the political and legal ability of the corporations to impose their costs of production on third parties. In other words, capitalism makes money because it can impose its costs of production on the environment and on people who do not share in the profits. I have provided many examples of this, especially in the area of real estate development. The developer is able to shift a large part of his costs to others.
This cost shifting has now reached the level of inducing Armaggedon. There is an effort to impeach Trump and put the warmonger VP Pence in the presidency. As Trump campaigned on restoring normal relations with Russia, a defeat of the attempt to reduce tensions would reinforce the recent conclusion of the Russian military high command that Washington is planning a first strike nuclear attack on Russia.
This is the risk that the entire world faces due to the dependence of the power and profit of the US military/security complex on war and enemies.
In other words, there is only one remaining rationale for the existence of the United States of America — the interests of the military/security complex — and these interests require a powerful enemy whether real or orchestrated.
Former CIA official John Stockwell wrote: "It is the function of the CIA to keep the world unstable, and to propagandize and teach the American people to hate, so we will let the Establishment spend any amount of money on arms." The hatred and distrust of Russia that the West is currently being force-fed reflects Stockwell's revelation, as does the orchestrated hatred and distrust of Muslims that has supported Washington's destruction in whole or part of seven countries and trillions of dollars in new US war debt.
Globalism, that is, labor arbitrage across national boundaries, and financialization, the diversion of consumers' incomes into interest and fees to banks, have wrecked the US economy. The "opportunity society" has vanished. Children have poorer economic prospects than their parents. The offshoring of manufacturing and professional service jobs such as IT and software engineering has collapsed the growth of aggregate demand in the US. The Federal Reserve's credit expansion was only a temporary reprieve.
Formerly prosperous areas are in ruins. States' budgets and pension systems are failing. There is no payoff to a university education. Americans' economic prospects have been erased by globalism. Getting ahead requires connections as it did in the aristocratic systems. The high concentration of income and wealth has negated democracy. The government is only accountable to the rich.
American political and business leadership not only destroyed the image of US sovereignty by placing American democracy in Putin's pocket, but also destroyed the formerly vibrant American economy, once the envy of the world.
Where can Americans find leadership? Certainly not in the Democratic Party, nor in the Republican Party, nor in the media, nor in the corporate community. How then does the US compete with Russia and China, two countries with good leadership? Is war the only answer to the question?
2017 Is Going To Be The Worst Retail Apocalypse In U.S. History – More Than 300 Retailers Have Already Filed For Bankruptcy
Posted in: Business and money, Economic collapse, Economics, Labor, Recession, Unemployment. Leave a comment
Source: 2017 Is Going To Be The Worst Retail Apocalypse In U.S. History – More Than 300 Retailers Have Already Filed For Bankruptcy
theeconomiccollapseblog.com
By Michael Snyder
on June 13th, 2017
Not even during the worst parts of the last recession did things ever get this bad for the U.S. retail industry. As you will see in this article, more than 300 retailers have already filed for bankruptcy in 2017, and it is being projected that a staggering 8,640 stores will close in America by the end of this calendar year. That would shatter the old record by more than 20 percent. Sadly, our ongoing retail apocalypse appears to only be in the early chapters. One report recently estimated that up to 25 percent of all shopping malls in the country could shut down by 2022 due to the current woes of the retail industry. And if the new financial crisis that is already hitting Europe starts spreading over here, the numbers that I just shared with you could ultimately turn out to be a whole lot worse.
I knew that a lot of retailers were filing for bankruptcy, but I had no idea that the grand total for this year was already in the hundreds. According to CNN, the number of retail bankruptcies is now up 31 percent compared to the same time period last year…
Bankruptcies continue to pile up in the retail industry.
More than 300 retailers have filed for bankruptcy so far this year, according to data from BankruptcyData.com. That's up 31% from the same time last year. Most of those filings were for small companies — the proverbial Mom & Pop store with a single location. But there are also plenty of household names on the list.
Yes, the growth of online retailers such as Amazon is fueling some of this, but the Internet has been around for several decades now.
So why are retail store closings and retail bankruptcies surging so dramatically all of a sudden?
Just a few days ago, another major victim of the retail apocalypse made headlines all over the nation when it filed for bankruptcy. At one time Gymboree was absolutely thriving, but now it is in a desperate fight to survive…
Children's clothing chain Gymboree has filed for bankruptcy protection, aiming to slash its debts and close hundreds of stores amid crushing pressure on retailers.
Gymboree said it plans to remain in business but will close 375 to 450 of its 1,281 stores in filing for a Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization. Gymboree employs more than 11,000 people, including 10,500 hourly workers.
And in recent weeks other major retailers that were once very prosperous have also been forced to close stores and lay off staff…
This hemorrhaging of retail jobs comes on the heels of last week's mass layoffs at Hudson Bay Company, where employees from Saks Fifth Avenue and Lord & Taylor were among the 2,000 people laid off. The news of HBC layoffs came on the same day that Ascena, the parent company of brands like Ann Taylor, Lane Bryant, and Dress Barn, told investors it will be closing up to 650 stores (although it did not specify which brands will be affected just yet). Only two weeks ago, affordable luxury brand Michael Kors announced it too would close 125 stores to combat brand overexposure and plummeting sales.
In a lot of ways this reminds me of 2007. The stock market was still performing very well, but the real economy was starting to come apart at the seams.
And without a doubt, the real economy is really hurting right now. According to Business Insider, Moody's is warning that 22 more major retailers may be forced to declare bankruptcy in the very near future…
Twenty-two retailers in Moody's portfolio are in serious financial trouble that could lead to bankruptcy, according to a Moody's note published on Wednesday. That's 16% of the 148 companies in the financial firm's retail group — eclipsing the level of seriously distressed retail companies that Moody's reported during the Great Recession.
You can find the full list right here. If this many major retailers are "distressed" now, what are things going to look like once the financial markets start crashing?
As thousands of stores close down all across the United States, this is going to put an incredible amount of stress on shopping mall owners. In order to meet their financial obligations, those mall owners need tenants, but now the number of potential tenants is shrinking rapidly.
I have talked about dead malls before, but apparently what we have seen so far is nothing compared to what is coming. The following comes from CNN…
Store closings and even dead malls are nothing new, but things might be about to get a whole lot worse.
Between 20% and 25% of American malls will close within five years, according to a new report out this week from Credit Suisse. That kind of plunge would be unprecedented in the nation's history.
I can't even imagine what this country is going to look like if a quarter of our shopping malls shut down within the next five years. Already, there are some parts of the U.S. that look like a third world nation.
And what is this going to do to employment? Today, the retail industry employs millions upon millions of Americans, and those jobs could start disappearing very rapidly…
The retail sales associate is one of the most popular jobs in the country, with roughly 4.5 million Americans filling the occupation. In May, the US Bureau of Labor Statistics released data that found that 7.5 million retail jobs might be replaced by technology. The World Economic Forum predicts 30 to 50 percent of retail jobs will be gone once struggling companies like Gymboree fully hop on the digital train. MarketWatch found that over the last year, the department store space bled 29,900 jobs, while general merchandising stores cut 15,700 positions. At this rate, one Florida columnist put it soberingly, "Half of all US retail jobs could vanish. Just as ATMs replaced many bank tellers, automated check-out stations are supplanting retail clerks."
At this moment, the number of working age Americans that do not have a job is hovering near a record high. So being able to at least get a job in the retail industry has been a real lifeline for many Americans, and now that lifeline may be in grave danger.
For those running our big corporations, losing these kinds of jobs is not a big deal. In fact, many corporate executives would be quite happy to replace all of their U.S. employees with technology or with foreign workers.
But if the middle class is going to survive, we need an economy that produces good paying jobs. Unfortunately, even poor paying retail jobs are starting to disappear now, and the future of the middle class is looking bleaker than it ever has before.
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The year in cardiovascular medicine 2020: interventional cardiology.
Fernando Alfonso, Nieves Gonzalo, Fernando Rivero, Javier Escaned
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BACKGROUND: A systemic inflammatory response is observed in coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19). Elevated serum levels of C-reactive protein (CRP), a marker of systemic inflammation, are associated with severe disease in bacterial or viral infections. We aimed to explore associations between CRP concentration at initial hospital presentation and clinical outcomes in patients with COVID-19. METHODS AND RESULTS: Consecutive adults aged ≥18 years with COVID-19 admitted to a large New York healthcare system between 1 March and 8 April 2020 were identified...
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AIMS : There is inconsistent evidence on the relation of alcohol intake with incident atrial fibrillation (AF), in particular at lower doses. We assessed the association between alcohol consumption, biomarkers, and incident AF across the spectrum of alcohol intake in European cohorts. METHODS AND RESULTS : In a community-based pooled cohort, we followed 107 845 individuals for the association between alcohol consumption, including types of alcohol and drinking patterns, and incident AF...
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Brugada syndrome (BrS) was first described as a primary electrical disorder predisposing to the risk of sudden cardiac death and characterized by right precordial lead ST elevation. Early description of right ventricular structural abnormalities and of right ventricular outflow tract (RVOT) conduction delay in BrS patients set the stage for the current controversy over the pathophysiology underlying the syndrome: channelopathy or cardiomyopathy; repolarization or depolarization. This review examines the current understanding of the BrS substrate, its genetic and non-genetic basis, theories of pathophysiology, and the clinical implications thereof...
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Home»Portals»Human Performance»OGHFA
Hearing and Noise (OGHFA BN)
Flight Safety Foundation
A safety-conscious crew needs to know how and when hearing-related issues are likely to affect performance. This Briefing Note (BN) describes the process of hearing and issues that can arise related to it during flight. It will discuss the impact of noise on hearing and how performance is subsequently affected.
Hearing has a much greater impact on performance than most people realize. Modern aircraft designs put high demands on vision as the primary sense for information gathering, but such designs can lead to increased attentional demands that have the potential to decrease situational awareness. To compensate, sound has become more important for delivering information or to divert a pilot's attention to an area that needs monitoring.
At a very basic level, the ability to hear a signal will affect a pilot's ability to respond to that signal. A signal could be missed because of physical problems related to the ear or because of environmental issues such as noise.
In addition to signal interference, noise associated with flight can cause physiological and/or psychological problems that can degrade performance. This BN will discuss these problems and how various levels of noise affect hearing and performance.
Physical features of sound
Sound is a vibration that is transmitted through various media such as air or water. Sound is simply a series of compressions (where molecules are dense) and rarefactions (where molecules are sparse). A vibration will move at different speeds depending on the medium. In air at sea level (20 C, 68F), the speed of sound is approximately 343 m/s; in water (20 C) at sea level, the speed is 1,482 m/s.
Sound waves travel outward in all directions from their source until they are blocked. As a wave, sound has two main characteristics, frequency and amplitude, and a vibration occurs over a single wavelength. Frequency is typically expressed in Hertz (Hz), a measure of how many vibrations occur in one second, and directly corresponds to the pitch of a sound (Table 1). For example, a pure sine wave of 440 Hz corresponds to the note A on the fourth octave of the piano. The higher the frequency the higher the pitch.
When measuring sound in air, sound pressure level is almost always expressed in decibels (Figure 1). The logarithmic decibel scale uses a reference sound pressure of 20 micro pascals (μPa) which is considered the threshold of human hearing and is roughly equivalent to the sound of a piece of paper falling to the ground. Most measurements of audio equipment are made relative to this reference point.
Figure 1. The decibel scale
Table 1. The frequencies of sound
Infrasonic (<20 Hz) Inaudible to humans
Low bass (20 to 80 Hz) Explosions, thunder and the lowest notes of a musical organ
Upper bass (80 to 320 Hz) Drum kit, cello, trombone and bass
Mid-range (320 to 2,560 Hz) Much of the richness of instrumental sounds occur in this range
Upper mid-range (2,560 to 5,120 Hz) Frequency for which the human ear is the most sensitive; contributes to the intelligibility of speech
Treble (5,120 to 20,000 Hz) Brilliance or "air" of a sound, but can also emphasize noise
Ultrasonic (>20,000 Hz) Inaudible to humans
Physiology of hearing
The ear consists of the outer ear, middle ear and inner ear. It contains receptors for both hearing and equilibrium (balance). The receptors for equilibrium are the semi-circular canals. More information on equilibrium is in the Vestibular System and Illusions BN.
The outer ear consists of the pinna and the ear canal. Sound waves are collected by the pinna and travel through the ear canal to the tympanic membrane (eardrum). Sound waves striking the eardrum cause it to vibrate. The eardrum separates the outer ear from the middle ear (Figure 2).
Figure 2. The outer ear
The middle ear (Figure 3) contains the following:
Eustachian tube extends from the middle ear to the nasopharynx, permitting air to enter or leave the middle ear cavity. Its function is to equalize air pressure on both sides of the eardrum. Normally the walls of the tube are collapsed. Swallowing and chewing actions open the tube to allow air in or out as needed for equalization. Equalizing air pressure ensures that the eardrum vibrates maximally when struck by sound waves. The air pressure in the middle ear must be the same as the external atmospheric pressure in order for the eardrum to vibrate properly. "Popping" the ear opens the eustachian tubes, equalizing air pressures.
Ossicles consist of three linked and movable bones that convert sound waves striking the eardrum into mechanical vibrations. These three bones are the smallest in the human body and are named for their shape.
hammer joins the inside of the eardrum
anvil is the middle bone that connects the other two
stirrup footplate attaches to the cochlea.
Tympanic cavity is air-filled and carved out of the temporal bone. It connects to the throat/nasopharynx via the eustachian tube.
Tympanic membrane (ear drum) separates the external ear from the middle ear. It is stretched across the end of the ear canal and vibrates when struck by sound waves. These sound waves are transmitted to the three auditory bones. These then transmit the vibrations to the fluid-filled inner ear at the oval window.
Figure 3. The middle ear
The inner ear (Figure 4) consists of two inter-connected pathways for the vestibular and auditory systems. Both involve the following structures:
Figure 4. Inner ear
The inner ear contains the corti organ which is the hearing sensor. The process of hearing involves the transmission of vibrations and the generation of nerve impulses. When sound waves enter the ear canal, vibrations are transmitted by the following sequence of structures: eardrum, malleus, incus, stapes, oval window of the inner ear, perilymph and endolymph within the cochlea and hair cells of the organ of corti. When the hair cells bend, they generate impulses that are carried by the 8th cranial nerve to the brain. Sounds are heard and interpreted in the auditory areas of the temporal lobes.
Effects of noise
Noise can have either an extra-auditory or auditory effect on a pilot. Both of these effects may significantly affect performance and health.
Extra-auditory effects
Extra-auditory effects occur when biological and complex cognitive processes are affected by noise. Noise can act as a nonspecific physiologic stressor and can alter endocrine, cardiovascular and neurologic functions. These altered functions can cause biochemical changes that may have negative health effects.
Most notably, noise can cause an increase in heart rate, vaso-constriction, digestive activity and muscular tension. Also, a 75 dB noise may change the diameter of the eye's pupil, which can significantly impact visual acuity.
The effects of noise on performance are complex. However, from an operational point of view, one of the most important issues is how noise affects attention. A number of studies have explored this issue. Two classic studies of the effects of noise on performance are described below. In one study conducted by Hockey (1978), subjects were asked to perform a "clock test" where they were required to detect critical signals (i.e., the double jump of the needle on a clock). The critical signals were infrequent and occurred randomly. In this study two factors were combined:
One-clock condition with 113 dB versus 79 dB
Three-clock condition with 113 dB versus 79 dB.
Results showed that noise had no significant effect on performance in the one-clock condition, but in the the three-clock condition, the higher level of noise significantly decreased performance (Figure 5). This finding demonstrated that noise tends to decrease the ability to share attention between several concurrent tasks, especially when the tasks must be performed for extended periods of time.
Figure 5. Effects of noise exposure of performance to a clock test (Hockey, 1978)
Hockey further explored this topic in an experiment where subjects were asked to perform a tracking task and a detection task at the same time (Figure 6). For the tracking task, the higher the percentage of time spent on the target, the better the performance. In the detection task, performance was measured as correct detection of a signal. Results showed that higher levels of noise actually helped to maintain performance on the tracking task over time. For the detection task, noise improved detection of the signals located in the center of the field of vision, but decreased detection performance when the signal was in the periphery.
Figure 6. Effects of noise on dual task performance (Hockey, 1978).
Auditory effects
Speech intelligibility is affected by the signal-to-noise (s/n) ratio. Ideally the s/n is higher than 0 dB, which means the signal is louder than the noise. Figure 7 shows the effects of s/n ratio on word articulation (the number of test words correctly identified in an intelligibility test). This figure shows that as the s/n ratio increases so does the correct identification of words. In other words, as a person's voice becomes louder than the background noise, the voice is more easily understood.
Figure 7. Word articulation as a function of signal-to-noise ratio.
Auditory fatigue is a Temporary Threshold Shift (TTS) that occurs after exposure to noise.
Figure 8 shows that this shift can reach up to 40 dB after exposure to 106 dB for 100 minutes. Simply put, an increase of 40 dB in a signal would be needed for a person to hear with the same acuity as before the exposure to the 106 dB noise for 100 minutes.
Figure 9 shows that a TTS can last for several hours and up to 45 hours for frequencies around 5,000 Hz where many components of speech are found.
Pathological effects of noise
Exposure to noise may induce pathological effects, mainly cardio-vascular disease. This is due to the generation of high levels of adrenaline that narrow blood vessel diameter resulting in increased blood pressure. After three to five years of regular exposure to 85 dB noise, morbidity increased significantly increased. Other common pathological problems related to noise are cholesterol issues, gastric ulcers, sleep disturbances and mental stress.
Approximately 10 percent of the population in industrialized societies has significant hearing loss. Pathological effects of noise on hearing are known as a Permanent Threshold Shift (PTS), meaning the threshold of hearing has permanently increased. One of the difficulties of detecting PTS is that in the early stages a person may not be aware of any issues. Figure 10 shows that at an early stage (Curve 1) speech is not affected and the person is still able to hear others speak. At this stage, only a specialized exam (audiogram) is able to detect the problem. As PTS increases as depicted by Curves 2 and 3, the hearing loss affects speech intelligibility, and the person starts to be aware that there is an issue.
A PTS may occur after a short exposure to noise higher than 90 dB or as a result of cumulative exposure to relatively moderate levels of noise, such as 70 dB.
Figure 10. Progressive development of hearing loss
Sound is a compression and rarefaction of some medium such as air or water
The ear consists of the outer ear, middle ear and inner ear. It contains receptors for both hearing and equilibrium (balance)
Extra-auditory effects occur when biological and complex cognitive processes are affected by noise
Noise can have a negative effect on performance when multiple tasks are being performed at once, but sometimes noise can help maintain performance when a task is spread out over an extended period of time
Noise can mask speech when its magnitude is near that of the speech
As signal-to-noise ratio increases, so does the intelligibility of words
After prolonged exposure to increased noise levels, a person may experience a temporary threshold shift where signals must be "louder" than normal to be heard by the individual. This state is usually temporary but can sometimes be permanent
Exposure to noise may induce pathological effects, mainly cardio-vascular disease. This is due to the creation of high levels of adrenaline that narrow blood vessel diameter and the resultant increase in blood pressure.
Associated OGHFA Material
Briefing Note
Vestibular System and Illusions
Industry references
ANSI S3.2-1989, "Method for Measuring the Intelligibility of Speech Over Communication Systems"
HOCKEY (G.R.). "Effects of Noise on Human Work Efficiency" In: D.N. May (ed.), Handbook of Noise Assessment. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, 1978.
OGHFA, Personal Influences, Human Factors
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Welcome to Day #6 of Chocolate and Mexico Theme Week.
Today's Vanuato Kakaw 36% cacao Milk Chocolate bar was made in Mexico City, Mexico, and imported into the U.S.
It was smooth, chocolatey, creamy, and had a hint of fruit (cherry, plum).
The description on the back of today's milk chocolate bar included information about the historical significance of cacao in Mexico.
"...The Olmec people who lived in Mexico and Mesoamerica cultivated cacao..." (thousands of years ago). "They enjoyed a beverage with ground cacao beans, mixed with water and garnished with spices, peppers and herbs...Cacao was a symbol of abundance and was used in religious ceremonies "dedicated to Quetzacoatl—and Chak Ek Chuah, the Mayan patron god of cacao."
This chocolate was paired with a Cinnamon Churro (Smash Mallow) marshmallow. Both were heated. The roasted marshmallow was dipped into the melted milk chocolate.
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The Simca 8 was a family car built by Simca in France between 1937 and 1951. It was offered in a variety of body styles and two engines were offered, one before 1949 and a slightly larger one after 1949. This 1949 car originally featured a race-prepped version of the earlier, 1.1-liter straight-four.
It was originally a road car, but was transformed into a racing barquette by a racing driver in 1950. The body was built in aluminium by Motto, an Italian coachbuilder. Once race-ready, the owner promptly registered it for the road! It was entered for the 1951 24 Hours of Le Mans but never showed up, though it did compete in some other French sports car races in the early 1950s.
Discovered again after 2000, it was restored and the engine was redone and enlarged to 1.2-liters. It's just destined for the historic circuit with its new owner. It'll likely bring between $275,000-$335,000. Click here for more info.
Here's my pick of these four. The Chenard & Walcker Y8 was introduced at the 1927 Paris Motor Show and was built through 1930. It's powered by a 1.5-liter straight-four and it's called a "Tank." Chenard & Walcker were famous for their tanks, which were kind of squared off yet aerodynamic cars that were mainly destined for the track. Bugatti also built some racing "tanks" around this era as well.
This is a two-seat convertible and it probably doesn't have racing history, but plenty Chenard tanks saw track action. It's been in collections for decades and is largely original. No one knows how many of these were built, but there aren't that many around. This one should bring between $85,000-$160,000. Click here for more info.
When Rene Bonnet left Deutsch-Bonnet in 1961, he set up shop building cars under his own name. His first new model was the Djet and what we have here is a racing version of the road car. It's powered by a Renault-Gordini 1.1-liter straight-four and the body is fiberglass.
This car was raced at the 1963 24 Hours of Le Mans with Bruno Basini and Robert Bouharde behind the wheel. It finished the race, but did not complete the minimum distance, ultimately resulting in an official "Not Classified" result, but more realistically they were 14th.
The current owner bought the car in 1989 and it was restored, with a 1.3-liter Gordini striaght-four installed in place of the original. Only three of these longtail LM6 Aerodjets were built and this is the nicest, most original one left. It should sell for between $300,000-$425,000. Click here for more info.
I'm just going to go ahead and say it: this looks like one of those tin toys that kids played with in the 1950s. In reality, it started life as as one of two custom-built Guépard race cars that were built in 1952 and 1953. Both competed in a race in 1954 and this one crashed.
The owner took it and while repairing it, decided to turn it into a World Speed Record car. Designed by Marcel Riffard, it's a sleek, Renault-powered streamliner with a body by Heuliez. The engine is a 750cc four-cylinder and it's unknown if it ever attempted any records, but it did do a speed run in 1998 after decades in a private collection. It's a unique car and should bring between $18,000-$30,000. Click here for more info and here for more from this sale.
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Here's your first look at Lebron James in Fortnite
Thanks to images uploaded to the Epic Games Store, Fortnite fans can finally get their first look at the long-awaited Lebron James look.
Fans of Epic Games' popular battle royale shooter Fortnite Finally, get your first look at the skin of Lebron James, long teased.
Based on a batch of images uploaded to the Epic Games Store, FortniteLebron James' outfit will come in three unique styles. Majesty will feature the basketball star wearing a sleek black suit and hoodie adorned with gold accessories, while Tune Squad replicates his design in the upcoming Space Jam: a new legacy movie. Lastly, Casual seems to evoke James's more laid-back outfit, sporting a simple T-shirt and shorts.
Related: DC's Final Batman / Fortnite Comic Includes A Code For A Batarang Ax
Rumors of the skin's existence have spread Fortnitecommunity, but an official announcement is still awaited. The Lebron James skin is likely to be added alongside a limited-time competitive event. Like the previously released Deathstroke and Thanos skins, players will likely need to compete in an online tournament for a chance to unlock the skin before it enters the in-game store.
While details on the skin will be confirmed in the near future, reports indicate that the outfit will be the latest addition to the game's Icon series. The package description allegedly reads: "MVP, Global Icon, Gold Medalist, The King. LeBron is bringing his legacy to the Icon series with outfits, gear, and more!"
Related: Batman: A Crisis-Level Threat Just Crashed Into Fortnite
The Lebron James skin release is likely to coincide with the release of Space Jam: a new legacy. The sequel to the beloved '90s comedy stars Lebron James, who teams up with a group of iconic Looney Tunes to rescue his son from a mysterious dimension known as The Server-Verse.
Developed by Epic Games, Fortnite is available for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X | S, Nintendo Switch, PC and mobile devices. Directed by Malcolm D. Lee, Space Jam: A New Legacy stars LeBron James, Don Cheadle, Zendaya, and Sonequa Martin-Green. The film hits theaters and at HBO Max on July 16.
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Our studio is passionate, supportive and proud of what we do. Most importantly we value and support individuals and ideas that enrich our workplace, our projects and the lives of those with whom we work in the belief that this approach is intrinsic to creating holistic and impactful places.
We take our role as stewards of the environment seriously and continuously strive to achieve balance between program (people) and site (nature). We bring an ethic of sustainability, ecological awareness, resource efficiency, and regenerative design to all of our projects.
Berger Partnership is a landscape architecture firm with decades of success designing projects for a variety of clients. The firm is always looking for motivated, creative individuals who are interested in working on diverse project types.
We are currently seeking a Landscape Designer.
Please view the link below for details.
Greg enjoys solving problems, creating from commonly found elements, enjoys challenge, variety, and believes inspiration can come from anything. A few projects exemplifying these beliefs include the Suncadia Resort, Roslyn; and REI Flagship Store and Jefferson Park in Seattle.
Guy's passion is shaping places to support increasingly dense and rich urban environs, be it spaces in the heart of our cities, or the parks and natural areas offering escape and revitalization. He relishes working with people to help them be excited for the possibilities of what could be. He counts himself lucky to be able to say, "I love my job!" When not at work, he is likely on a walkabout with his family in a great park, or on an adventure. Three projects representing his personality and design ideals include Magnuson Park, Redmond Central Connector, and Riverfront Park.
Jason's passion is combining the wilds and the urban environments of the west coast, seemingly two opposite ends of the spectrum. Integrating natural systems and meticulous detail influences much of his design and planning work for the public and private realm throughout the state. He sees his work as an opportunity to educate people about the environments and community we live in while enriching their daily lives through place making and meaningful design. Some of his favorite projects include Seattle University, Whitman College and the Washington Park Arboretum.
Jonathan loves projects with new challenges. He thrives working in teams with visionary clients and finds multidisciplinary collaborations among the most rewarding. He is proudest of public projects that make complete strangers smile and want to return day after day, year after year. He enjoys shaping places that touch people in some small way and make our urban environment a better place to live. Recent and ongoing projects embracing these qualities include Cal Anderson Park, Bullitt Center, and McGilvra Place Park.
Kelly oversees the firm's marketing efforts and loves the thrill of a big win. She assists in landing the perfect project and finds the ecologically responsive work we do continually inspiring. She is a 20-year member of the Society of Marketing Professional Services and a member of the SMPS North End Roundtable. Look for her on LinkedIn and check out our Facebook page for ongoing projects and in-house shenanigans. Away from her desk, she enjoys going fast enough to be glad she wears a helmet while cycling and skiing.
Andy is an enthusiastic leader and thrives in fostering relationships with clients and the community to create some of the region's most successful public projects. His work experience ranges from urban planning, public infrastructure, small to regional parks, and culturally significant landscapes. His experience working with local communities to integrate their ideas into the built environment includes subtly honoring a site's past while making it relevant to the present day. Outside the office he loves gardening, backcountry skiing or hiking the backcountry areas of the Pacific Northwest.
Todd believes every project can define a moment or a place for people and communities. Reconnecting people through design to their history, environment, and social infrastructure while balancing the preservation of our natural resources for future generations is a benchmark set on every design. He is passionate about working with clients and creative teams to explore design possibilities, shaping a shared vision into a place, and developing a dream into a built environment.
Brad's interest in landscape architecture ranges from large-scale master plans to minutely scaled construction details. His passion for the profession stems from its capacity to envision new environments and its practical mandate to realize those visions through built work. Brad enjoys collaboration with clients, architects, engineers, and builders that creates places that are appropriate to their program, time, and site. A special interest of Brad's is how technology can be leveraged to improve both the design and construction processes.
Anna is inspired by the challenge of crafting unique, ecologically sensitive spaces both in urban and natural settings that resonate with the inherent qualities of the site. She enjoys the collaborative nature of landscape architecture and the variety each workday brings. Current projects include the Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station and the University of Puget Sound Wheelock Student Center. Outside the office, you'll find Anna exploring all corners of the Pacific Northwest by foot and car, as well as tracking down the most dog-friendly spots.
Byron works to create places that invite people to a deeper relationship with themselves, others, and the environment. With his background in philosophy and theology, he seeks to bring the poetics and pragmatism of design into dialogue with the stakeholder's needs. His experience ranges in scale from master planning to ephemeral installations all aimed at fostering highly collaborative design solutions.
Christine is interested in progressive and interdisciplinary models of landscape architecture practice. Her experience spans teaching and practice in both architecture and landscape architecture, and her coursework and research has addressed landscape history, representation, environmental justice, and poetics. She is currently working on many projects, including the Olmsted Park Study, a combination of historic interpretation and design. Find her on a free day wandering through one of Seattle's many landscapes with a [poetry / plant / audio / sketch] book in tow.
Christine enjoys working on a wide variety of office and project tasks from specifications, marketing materials, website updates, and reception to filing and archiving. Outside of work, some of her favorite activities are walking or jogging and perusing the mystery section of almost any bookstore.
Angie joined Berger Partnership after earning her landscape architecture degree with a background in architecture and fine art. Her interests include a wide range of projects at all stages of design and planning that weave sustainability, aesthetics, and social well-being together to create solutions for a better future. She looks forward to challenging herself with projects and growing in experience. She values nature and built environments and is passionate about their combination.
Finding himself back in the Northwest, Jason is excited by the dichotomous experience of engaging in urban exploration and reflecting in the surrounding natural beauty. He views every site as part of a large and dynamic system, subject to the same generative, evolutionary, and performance-driven processes that formed the planet. He enjoys balancing technically challenging opportunities with creativity and recursive exploration. A few of his notable projects include Facebook Seattle HQ Phase 2, Georgetown Wet Weather Treatment Station, Snoqualmie Riverwalk, and the Tollgate Trail Extension.
Growing up in an urban setting surrounded by mountains, wild places, and expansive views influenced how Jen sees the marriage of the natural and built environments. She is passionate about lively public spaces, be it parks, trails, plazas, or streetscapes inviting experiential interactions between people and their physical environments. She enjoys setting the stage for these experiences and envisioning all the possibilities of what makes a place unique and loved. Outside the office, you'll find her in the mountains, on her bike, gardening, or traveling the world.
With a passion for sustainability, Jiaxi believes successful landscape design can make a better living environment. She enjoys the process of exploring different possibilities through both hand sketching and digital approaches, and believes in the importance of honoring site identity from ecological, cultural and community aspects. With her landscape background from both China and the US, she loves to apply her diverse design experience and aesthetic perspective on a wide range of projects.
Jordan's interest in landscape architecture stems from his background in ecology and horticulture. He is devoted to developing cooperative relationships between natural processes and cultural use patterns to develop places that are beautiful, environmentally sensitive, and functional. Of particular interest are projects in the public realm where site-oriented design can begin to develop a narrative joining people to the landscape in which they live and work through the physical, sensuous, emotional, and intellectual experience of the environment.
Julie is passionate about the role of landscape architecture in fostering healthy communities through equitable access to greenspace, transportation, and fresh food sources. She has experience working on a variety of projects, including the adaptive reuse of historic sites and large-scale campus design. Julie is a licensed landscape architect and holds a certification in Social Economic and Environmental Design (SEED). Outside of the office, Julie can be found exploring her new home in the PNW by bike and by foot.
Kaiyue's passion is bringing aesthetics and poetics to landscape and design. Her work focuses on constructed ground, comprehensive master plans, the interface between architecture and landscape, and coastal design influenced by sea-level rise. With a well-trained graphic eye, Kaiyue enjoys bringing beauty to her professional projects from master planning to detailed design. Her current projects include Stadium East, University of Puget Sound Welcome Center, and WSU Plant Sciences.
Matt enjoys the sensitive and site-specific approach required by many of our projects and is inspired by places with multiple layers of function, history and culture. He looks forward to the unique challenge presented with each project: using materials in an honest, simple and effective manner to reinforce the vision, program and function embedded in successful places. Recent projects exemplifying his approach to design are the City of Seattle's Central Waterfront Project, University of Puget Sound's Commencement Walk and the Lemieux Library project at Seattle University.
Shannon is passionate about designing landscapes that intrigue and delight the human spirit, inviting people of all ages to interact with and learn from their outdoor experiences. With two young children at home, she aims to see the world through a new lens, identifying every opportunity to positively impact the future of our built and natural environments. Special interests include plant palette development and design (with an emphasis on native species) to green stormwater infrastructure. Her current projects range from mixed-use condominiums to high-end commercial and residential design.
Since moving to Seattle in 1991, Stacy has made a career out of trying to get creative people interested in the administration of their projects. She has worked for two architectural firms: Olson Kundig and Miller Hull, and a structural engineering firm: Swenson Say Faget. She was delighted to join Berger Partnership in 2005. She is a National Past-President of the Society for Design Administration, a professional organization composed of administrative personnel in design and design-related firms. She obtained certification as a Certified Design Firm Administrator in 2001.
The design relationships between space and place fascinate Stephanie. Two of her favorites are the interaction of sculpture and space, and cultural and ecological connections on multiple scales contributing to and informing perception of space/place. In design and life, she values observation and consideration of each element in the landscape in the recognition that each holds importance crucial to its place. Her current projects include the Lincoln Square Expansion, Pike Place Market Waterfront Entry, and the City of Kent Park and Open Space Plan.
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Notable Extras: 2 featurettes (Partners in Crime: Clint Eastwood and Angelina Jolie, The Common Thread: Angelina Jolie Becomes Christine Collins).
What? Save $5 when you buy Changeling and Flash of Genius.
Well Medicated put together a fine collection of 50 Polish movie posters, including the cute interpretation above of Rosemary's Baby. I've included a few of my favorites here. And for contrast, I've attached the new domestic one-sheet for Leonardo DiCaprio's Body of Lies—one of the blandest posters I've recently come across. Can't say I prefer the foreign version of Weekend at Bernie's, but that's to be expected, no? For more info on the artists behind these works, or to purchase, visit the great site, PolishPoster.com. Thanks to 'rio for the tip.
Remember that teaser trailer that was attached to The Dark Knight? No, not Watchmen. Nope, not Terminator. I'm talking about the film starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe. Body of Lies follows a former journalist who is hired by the CIA to track down an Al Qaeda leader. You probably didn't get that much from the first trailer, I know I didn't. Thankfully, Warner Bros has released a new full length trailer which gives you a much better sense of what this Ridley Scott film is about. Watch it now below, and as always, tell me what you think in the comments.
Watch the trailer in High Definition on Yahoo. Body of Lies hits theaters on October 10th 2008.
Warner Bros has also provided us with the first photo from Ridley Scott's (Gladiator, American Gangster) big screen adaptation of David Ignatius's novel, Body of Lies. The film stars Leonardo DiCaprio as Roger Ferris, an injured former Iraq War journalist who is hired by the CIA to track down an Al Qaeda leader. And the screenplay is written by William Monahan, who won the Oscar last year for The Departed'. The film also stars Russell Crowe and Carice van Houten.
A tale of counterterrorism from an author who "ranks with Graham Greene in his knowledge of espionage and the human heart" (Publishers Weekly). Roger Ferris is one of the CIA's soldiers in the war on terrorism. He has come out of Iraq with a shattered leg and an intense mission-to penetrate the network of a master terrorist known only as "Suleiman." Ferris's plan for getting inside Suleiman's tent is inspired by a masterpiece of British intelligence during World War II: He prepares a body of lies, literally the corpse of an imaginary CIA officer who appears to have accomplished the impossible by recruiting an agent within the enemy's ranks. This scheme binds friend and foe in a web of extraordinary subtlety and complexity, and when it begins to unravel, Ferris finds himself flying blind into a hurricane. His only hope is the urbane head of Jordan's intelligence service-a man who might be an Arab version of John le Carré's celebrated spy, George Smiley. But can Ferris trust him?
Body of Lies will hit theaters in the Fourth Quarter of 2008.
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If you are about to apply for health insurance, you might be worried about what rate you will be charged and if you'll be able to get a good deal. But you need to stop worrying and be proactive about it. Here are a few things that you can do to get a better deal.
To make a strong case in your favor, begin by checking your Medical Information Bureau records. If you have applied for life or health insurance before, the bureau will already have your record. Make sure that there are no mistakes in your file, as insurers access details about your health through the MIB.
You should also review your doctor's records for errors. A small mistake may lead to a rejection or a higher rate. So, go through the records with someone familiar with medical terminology. If you do find an error, the doctor will have to write to the insurer saying that the information was incorrect, which could lower your insurance costs.
Often, doctors make a diagnosis and then the condition does not get another mention in your records. This can confuse the underwriter at the insurance company about whether you have recovered from the illness or still suffer from it. So get the doctor to update your condition on record. In case you are no longer under medication, it must be clearly stated. Resolution of health issues is a key factor in deciding your health insurance rates.
Another thing that you can do is to tell the insurer about how you are dealing with a medical condition so that you come across as a responsible person who is actively taking care of his or her health. Instead of simply mentioning your illness, elaborate on the medications you take and supply data that shows you have it under control. Include all information that can make the underwriter at the insurance firm realize that your profile is not too risky for them.
Insurers have different rates depending on your physical attributes. If you are overweight then you are likely to be charged a higher rate because of the many medical conditions that are related to it. So you should put in some effort to lose weight before applying.
Even if you don't get a good rate in the beginning, whenever your medical condition improves you should inform your insurer. If you have lost weight or quit smoking, you can undergo another medical exam and try to negotiate a better rate with them.
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Charlotte, NC (March 22, 2005) – The latest national survey by the Employment Law Alliance (ELA) reveals a nation deeply divided over regulating appearance in the U.S. workplace – from weight to clothing, hairstyles to body piercing. As the debate intensifies, more than half of those surveyed said their employers had no policy addressing employee personal appearance.
The "America At Work" poll questioned 1,000 Americans on their views on appearance-based discrimination as employer-employee disputes increase and frequently spill over into the courts and government enforcement agencies. The rash of recent cases include an Atlantic City casino sued over a requirement that cocktail waitresses undergo weekly weigh ins; a challenge based on religious beliefs to a national superstore chain's prohibition on "visible facial or tongue jewelry (earrings excepted)"; a $40 million settlement involving a national, trendy clothing retailer accused of appearance-based personnel practices; and an employer's requirement that female employees wear make-up.
Here are the major findings of the poll, which has a confidence interval of +/- 3.1%, and was conducted over a recent weekend by the Media, PA market research firm of Reed, Haldy, McIntosh & Associates of a representative national sample of the adult population.
Of the 39% who said employers should have the right to deny employment based on looks, men outnumbered women 46% to 32%, while whites outnumbered non-whites 41% to 24%.
The workers were not only asked their opinion on this simmering issue, they were asked if they had any relevant personal experience.
33% of those saying they had been discriminated against said it was for some other reason.
Weddington pointed out that the poll found that supervisors and managers are much more likely than non-supervisors to support a policy permitting companies to regulate personal appearance. The survey found that 47% of the supervisors surveyed said employers should have the right to deny employment based on looks, while 35% of the non-supervisors supported that position.
The Employment Law Alliance is the worlds' largest integrated, global practice network and is comprised of premier, independent law firms distinguished for their practice in employment and labor law. There are member firms in every jurisdiction in the United States and major commercial centers throughout the world. For further information, including access to the survey charts and graphs, visit www.employmentlawalliance.com Parker Poe Adams & Bernstein, LLP is North Carolina's exclusive member of the Employment Law Alliance.
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Guernsey History
Guernsey History – February
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Jethou tenant Sir Charles Hayward died
St Martin's parish church was consecrated
Guernsey suffered its worst storms in 25 years
Plans for the power station at St Sampson were approved
A fugitive murderer committed suicide in St Peter Port
Aurigny Air Services was founded by Derrick Bailey
HMS Guernsey was launched in Aberdeen
A mail ship was wrecked on Black Rock
The Orion oil rig got wedged at Grandes Rocques
A Guernsey watchmaker helped hunt for the Stone of Scone
The Guernsey Language Commission was formed
Queen Mary was beheaded while wearing Guernsey stockings
Guernsey's first postbox was installed in Union Street
The Guernsey Society celebrated its 70th anniversary
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The team behind GUNS was intercepted by the Germans
Alderney's first full-time radio station took to the air
Guernsey's last duel was fought at dawn in Cambridge Park
Specsavers founder Mary Perkins was born
The airline Rockhopper became Blue Islands
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Typewriter artist Dom Sylvester Houedard was born
Guernsey's first Methodist minister arrived
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Guernsey-born military architect Thomas de Havilland died
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Made to the same high standards as regular plasterers trowels, blades cross-ground to maintain shape, alloy mountings fully heat treated for strength, polished and machine finished ensures perfect end-to-post fit.
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← Mystery photos turn up on an Emmaus roadside
New clues change theory of Hunley crew's fate →
'The plane fell thousands of feet'
Bob Reichard with the 15th Air Force in Italy
Bob Reichard of East Penn Township flew 24 missions as a bombardier and one as a navigator on a B-24 in World War II with the rank of first lieutenant. He served in the 15th Air Force, assigned to the 745th Squadron of the 456th Bomb Group and based near Cerignola, Italy. He was the squadron assistant intelligence officer and trained as a B-24 radar (Mickey) operator.
He was the subject of one of my "War Stories: In Their Own Words" installments on Veterans Day 1999.
We've stayed in touch and I visited him at his old Carbon County farmhouse in December. Below, I'm posting a story he recently sent me. For photos and more of his personal accounts, culled from a three-decade career with service in the Korean War and the Cold War as well as World War II, go to http://bobreichard.com/.
Here is Bob's story about a B-24 mission he flew over Europe on Dec. 11, 1944:
By BOB REICHARD
A bomb run over the 500-plus heavy anti-aircraft guns of Vienna in November and December 1944 resulted in a lifetime of excitement for the crew members, and for some it was an eternity.
On 11 December 1944, crew #6459 with a substitute navigator on board ran that gauntlet of fire, smoke, and steel in a B-24 Liberator.
I talked myself into crawling forward, after "bombs away," to see where the bombs were hitting. That wasn't necessary, because we had cameras for that. When I was on my belly looking down, a piece of flak entered my forward glass, and that would have gotten me in the head or chest if I hadn't been lying down. The nose wheel hub, which was pulled into the plane just behind my place, had a hole through the hub.
The upper turret gunner was knocked from his turret when a fragment broke through the horizontal gear ring. That slowed the piece down so it embedded in the rubber earphone ring of his helmet and knocked him from the turret. The piece was still stuck in his helmet and it didn't draw any blood.
The plane surrendered to the 34 hits it had taken on the bomb run. It fell thousands of feet before the pilots could put out an engine fire and gain control. They couldn't maintain altitude, so the crew lightened the load by tossing everything possible overboard, including guns and ammunition.
The radio operator was on one of the waist guns and the engineer was on his knees throwing chaff. He asked the radio operator to help him and when he bent down, a blast of flak tore through the place where he had been standing.
When we threw the first long belt of ammo from a tail gun turret, we fed it out foot by foot. A big mistake, because when the last 10 or so feet were being pulled out by gravity and the slip stream, the last 10 feet or so whipped toward the front of the plane and if anyone had been standing there, they would have their body torn open or their head cut off. It was good that one of the cartridges didn't fire when they hit the deck before going out. The next long belt, from the other tail gun, we rolled into a big bundle and threw it out that way.
With that done we were able to clear the mountains to the south. The navigator set a course for a partisan-held island called Vis, off the coast of Yugoslavia. His course was true and we landed on a crash strip there an hour or so later.
The hydraulic system had been knocked out, so the plane had no brakes. Landing on the 3,500-foot crash strip on Vis Island required brakes. So, we took two parachutes and hooked them to the waist gun mounts. When the plane was down on the strip, the pilot rang the bailout bell and we pulled the rip cords on the parachutes, and they slowed the plane down so we didn't go off the end of the air strip.
The navigator had done a great job, because he had crapped in his flying suit and couldn't get rid of that until we were on the ground.
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Dalgenio - Daliase
Dagostono - D-allaird
Concetta Dali
Concetta Dali (1894 - 1989)
Islip, Suffolk County, New York 11751
Concetta Dali of Islip, Suffolk County, New York was born on February 10, 1894, and died at age 94 years old on January 7, 1989.
Biography ID: 9141463
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In 1894, in the year that Concetta Dali was born, on April 21st, a coal miners' strike closed mines throughout the central United States. The Panic of 1893, and the resulting depression, hit coal miners hard and the miners only struck for 8 weeks - they couldn't afford to live without their wages any longer.
In 1901, by the time she was just 7 years old, Edward VII succeeded Queen Victoria. Queen Victoria of England had become Queen in 1837 and reigned until her death in 1901. Her 63 year reign was the longest in history prior to Elizabeth II who recently broke her record. The time during which she led the country was known as the Victorian era and she presided over great changes in the United Kingdom, including the expansion of the British Empire and the Industrial Revolution.
In 1943, by the time she was 49 years old, on September 3rd, the Armistice of Cassibile was signed in Sicily. Under the terms of the Armistice, Italy surrendered to the Allied Powers. After the Armistice was made public on September 8th, Germany attacked and occupied Italy. It took 20 months of fighting for the Allies to reach the northern borders of Italy.
In 1960, by the time she was 66 years old, on September 26th, the first televised debate for a Presidential campaign in the United States - Kennedy vs Nixon - was held. Seventy million people watched the debate on TV. The debate pre-empted the very popular Andy Griffith Show.
In 1989, in the year of Concetta Dali's passing, on November 9th, the Berlin Wall fell. The Wall was built by the East Germans to keep East Berliners from escaping into West Berlin, separating families and friends. When the head of the East German Communist Party announced that day that East Berliners could cross whenever they pleased, happy crowds surged across the border. People brought tools and took parts of the hated wall.
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Apr 9, 1921 - Aug 22, 2000
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Aug 18, 1928 - Dec 15, 2005
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Dec 12, 1916 - Jul 4, 1995
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Jul 4, 1922 - Mar 9, 1998
Jan 27, 1894 - Dec 1987
Dorothy Dali
Mar 5, 1923 - Aug 1973
Mary Dali
Sep 15, 1928 - Jul 3, 1990
Anna Dali
Apr 2, 1921 - Apr 1982
Samuel M Dali
Jul 22, 1913 - Dec 25, 1999
Angela N Dali
Claire E Dali
Apr 2, 1925 - May 1995
George Dali
Feb 23, 1933 - Oct 1986
Helen Dali
Jun 13, 1926 - Mar 2, 2001
Paul E Dali
Dec 19, 1914 - Jun 25, 2003
Carmelo Dali
Jan 13, 1884 - Sep 1967
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May 1, 1934 - Apr 1, 2011
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La Ligue des champions féminine de l'UEFA 2022-2023 est la de la plus importante compétition inter-clubs européenne de football féminin.
Elle se déroule lors de la saison 2022-2023 et oppose les vainqueurs des différents championnats européens de la saison précédente, les dauphins des seize meilleurs championnats européens et les troisièmes des six meilleurs championnats européens.
Désignation de la ville organisatrice de la finale
Le à Amsterdam, le Comité exécutif de l'UEFA désigne le stade Philips d'Eindhoven pour l'organisation de la finale.
Participantes
Le format est celui utilisé depuis la saison 2021-2022.
Le schéma de qualification de la Ligue des champions féminine de l'UEFA 2022-2023 est le suivant :
le tenant du titre est directement qualifié pour la phase de groupes ;
les trois meilleures associations les mieux classées au coefficient UEFA à l'issue de la saison 2020-2021 ont leurs clubs champions qualifiés directement pour la phase de groupes ;
les associations classées de la à la ont leurs clubs champions qualifiés pour le deuxième tour de qualification ;
les six meilleures associations les mieux classées ont leurs clubs vice-champions qualifiés pour le deuxième tour de qualification ;
les associations classées à la et au-delà ont leurs clubs champions qualifiés pour le premier tour de qualification ;
les deuxièmes des championnats des associations classées des rangs 7 à 16 et les troisièmes des championnats classés des rangs 1 à 6 sont qualifiés pour le premier tour de qualification
si plus de sont concernées, alors un tour préliminaire est joué entre les associations les moins bien classées pour que 44 champions puissent jouer le premier tour de qualification.
Contrairement à la Ligue des champions masculine, les fédérations européennes ne présentent pas toutes une équipe, donc le nombre exact d'équipes n'est pas fixé jusqu'à ce que la liste d'accès soit complètement connue.
Le , l'UEFA annonce que les clubs russes sont exclus de ses compétitions interclubs en raison de l'invasion de l'Ukraine par la Russie, entraînant un rééquilibrage de la liste d'accès.
Calendrier
Phase qualificative
Premier tour de qualification
Le tirage au sort du premier tour de qualification a lieu en . Il concerne les champions des associations classées à partir de la au classement UEFA ainsi que les champions vainqueurs du tour préliminaire, qui jouent la voie des champions, auxquels s'ajoutent les troisièmes des six premières associations et les vice-champions des associations classées de la à la , qui jouent la voie de la Ligue, pour un total de soixante équipes. Les vainqueurs de ce tour se qualifient pour le deuxième tour de qualification.
Les demi-finales de ce tour ont lieu le et les finales et matchs pour la troisième place le . Les matchs pour la troisième place servent à l'attribution de points pour le coefficient UEFA. Chaque mini-tournoi comporte une équipe hôte.
Voie des Champions
Voie de la ligue
Deuxième tour de qualification
Le tirage au sort du deuxième tour de qualification a lieu le à 13h. Il concerne les champions des associations classées de la à la au classement UEFA et les champions vainqueurs du premier tour de qualification, qui jouent la voie des champions, auxquels s'ajoutent les vice-champions des six premières associations et les vainqueurs non-champions du premier tour de qualification, qui jouent la voie de la Ligue, pour un total de vingt-quatre équipes. Les vainqueurs de ce tour se qualifient pour la phase de groupes.
Les matchs aller ont lieu les 20 et et les matchs retour les 28 et .
|-
!scope=col colspan=5|Voie des Champions
|-
!scope=col colspan=5|Voie de la Ligue
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Phase de groupes
Format et tirage au sort
Le tirage au sort de la phase de groupes a lieu le lundi . Les seize équipes participantes sont placées dans quatre chapeaux de quatre équipes, sur la base des règles suivantes :
le chapeau 1 est réservé au tenant du titre ainsi qu'aux champions des trois meilleures associations sur la base de leur coefficient UEFA en 2021. Si le tenant du titre est l'un de ces champions, alors le champion de la quatrième meilleure association rejoint ce chapeau.
les chapeaux 2, 3 et 4 contiennent les équipes restantes, réparties en fonction de leur coefficient UEFA en 2022.
Les seize équipes sont réparties en quatre groupes de quatre équipes, avec comme restriction l'impossibilité pour deux équipes d'une même association de se rencontrer dans un groupe.
: Tenant du titre : Champion national
Matchs et classements
Légende des classements
Légende des résultats
Critères de départage
Selon l'article 18.01 du règlement de la compétition, en cas d'égalité de points de plusieurs équipes à l'issue des matches de groupe, les critères suivants sont appliqués dans l'ordre indiqué pour établir leur classement :
plus grand nombre de points obtenus dans les matches de groupe disputés entre les équipes concernées ;
meilleure différence de buts dans les matches du groupe disputés entre les équipes concernées ;
plus grand nombre de buts marqués dans les matches du groupe disputés entre les équipes concernées ;
si, après l'application des critères 1 à 3, plusieurs équipes sont toujours à égalité, les critères 1 à 3 sont à nouveau appliqués exclusivement aux matches entre les équipes concernées afin de déterminer leur classement final. Si cette procédure ne donne pas de résultat, les critères 5 à 11 s'appliquent ;
meilleure différence de buts dans tous les matches du groupe ;
plus grand nombre de buts marqués dans tous les matches du groupe ;
plus grand nombre de buts marqués à l'extérieur dans tous les matches du groupe ;
plus grand nombre de victoires dans tous les matches du groupe ;
plus grand nombre de victoires à l'extérieur dans tous les matches du groupe ;
total le plus faible de points disciplinaires sur la base uniquement des cartons jaunes et des cartons rouges reçus durant tous les matches du groupe (carton rouge = , carton jaune = , expulsion pour deux cartons jaunes au cours d'un match = ) ;
meilleur coefficient de club.
Groupe A
Groupe B
Groupe C
Groupe D
Phase à élimination directe
Qualification et tirage au sort
Pour le tirage des quarts de finale, les quatre premiers de groupe du tour précédent sont têtes de série, ainsi ils ne peuvent donc pas se rencontrer et reçoivent pour le match retour.
Deux équipes issues du même groupe ne peuvent pas non plus se rencontrer en quarts de finale. Le tirage au sort aura lieu le 10 février 2023 à 13h CET à Nyon.
Quarts de finale
Les matchs aller se jouent les 21 et et les matchs retour les 29 et .
Demi-finales
Les matchs aller se jouent les 22 et , et les matchs retour les 29 et .
Finale
La finale se dispute sur une seule rencontre, le , au stade Philips d'Eindhoven aux Pays-Bas.
Tableau final
Statistiques individuelles
Mise à jour le .
Meilleures buteuses
Meilleures passeuses
Meilleures gardiennes
Notes et références
Notes
Références
2022-2023
Saison 2022-2023 de football
Football F1
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