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Q: How to prevent state reset while navigating between screens? react native In react native app, I have a home screen and a second screen that the user uses to add items that should be displayed on the home screen. The problem is when I add items in the second screen and go to the home screen I can see the added items but when I go again to the second screen to add other items, it deletes the previously added items.
Any help to explain why this happens and how to handle it?
Thanks in advance
Here's the code of the app.
export default function App() {
return (
<NavigationContainer>
<Stack.Navigator>
<Stack.Screen name="Home" component={Home} />
<Stack.Screen name="AddItem" component={AddItem} />
</Stack.Navigator>
</NavigationContainer>
);
}
and here's the home screen component
class Home extends Component {
render() {
const { expenseList } = this.props.route.params || '';
return (
<View style={styles.container}>
<Text style={styles.text}>Budget:</Text>
<Button
title="+"
onPress={() => this.props.navigation.navigate('AddItem')}
/>
<View>
{expenseList === '' && (
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onPress={() => this.props.navigation.navigate('AddItem')}>
<Text>Create your first entry</Text>
</TouchableOpacity>
)}
{expenseList !== '' && (
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style={styles.listContainer}
data={expenseList}
renderItem={(data) => <Text> title={data.item.name} </Text>}
/>
)}
</View>
</View>
);
}
}
and the second screen
class AddItem extends Component {
state = {
name: '',
amount: '',
expenseList: [],
};
submitExpense = (name, amount) => {
this.setState({
expenseList: [
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{
key: Math.random(),
name: name,
amount: amount,
},
],
});
};
deleteExpense = (key) => {
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expenseList: [
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],
});
};
render() {
return (
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style={styles.input}
onChangeText={(name) => this.setState({ name })}
value={this.state.name}
placeholder="Name"
keyboardType="default"
/>
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onChangeText={(amount) => this.setState({ amount })}
value={this.state.amount}
placeholder="Amount"
keyboardType="numeric"
/>
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onPress={() => {
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) {
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this.submitExpense(
this.state.name,
this.state.amount
);
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}}
/>
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title="Go to Dashboard"
style={styles.btn}
onPress = {() => { this.props.navigation.navigate("Home", {
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</View>
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A: You have a few options:
1- Use Redux:
https://react-redux.js.org/using-react-redux/connect-mapstate
2- Save your state in the AsyncStorage and get it wherever you want
3- Pass your state as param in the route:
navigation.navigate('Details', {
itemId: 86,
otherParam: 'anything you want here',
});
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Campaigns of Knowledge: U.S. Pedagogies of Colonialism and Occupation in the Philippines and Japan (Asian American History & Cultu #204)
by Malini Johar Schueller
The creation of a new school system in the Philippines in 1898 and educational reforms in occupied Japan, both with stated goals of democratization, speaks to a singular vision of America as savior, following its politics of violence with benevolent recuperation. The pedagogy of recovery—in which sc... More
Exceptional State: Contemporary U.S. Culture and the New Imperialism
by Ashley Dawson • Malini Johar Schueller
Exceptional State analyzes the nexus of culture and contemporary manifestations of U. S. imperialism. The contributors, established and emerging cultural studies scholars, define culture broadly to include a range of media, literature, and political discourse. They do not posit September 11, 2001... More
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Manuel Oliver is the father of Joaquin "Guac" Oliver who was murdered in Parkland, Fla., on February 14, 2018, during the Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School mass shooting. He is an artist, a creative director and recognizable mentor for the advertising industry, gun-safety campaigner, global activist and international speaker.
Oliver immigrated to Parkland from Venezuela, and has dedicated himself to a particular brand of not-so-subtle activism. He started a nonprofit advocacy group called Change the Ref, which seeks to vote out politicians who take NRA money and vote in politicians with gun-safety agendas. He has used his artistic training and guerilla advertising instincts to keep the focus on Guac and the more than 40 thousand victims per year of gun violence in the United States. Recently, he went viral for confronting Congressman Matt Gaetz and for eviscerating Louis C.K.'s recent "jokes" about Parkland. But Oliver's biggest project has been a more-than-yearlong art installment. He and his team created 30 separate murals, sculptures, 3D-printed likenesses and paintings of Guac that were distributed all over the country. He says, "Gun violence is beyond schools, beyond Parkland and even beyond our amazing son, Joaquin."
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← Just how corrupt is Alberta Justice? Infuriating! Sickening! Welcome to Alberta's "Rule of Law." The Fifth Estate: The autopsy (part 1): What if justice got it wrong? "I did not kill my son. It was an accident."
BlackRock, world's largest fund manager with nearly $7 trillion in investments, plans to offer new funds that shun fossil fuel-oriented stocks, could put pressure on other large money managers to follow suit. It's strictly business. →
Why isn't Kenney's War Room & Witch Hunt investigating & harassing Encana, 80 per cent foreign-funded, illegal aquifer frac'er?
Posted on January 14, 2020 by Jessica Ernst
Encana gets shareholders' approval to move base to United States by Kevin Orland, Jan 14, 2020, Bloomberg in Calgary Herald
Calgary-based Encana Corp. won investors' approval to relocate to the U.S. and change its name to Ovintiv, a plan that has dented morale in Canada's beleaguered energy industry.
About 90 per cent of security holders voted in favour of the plan, Encana said in a statement Tuesday after a special shareholders meeting. The company produces oil and natural gas in both Canada and the U.S.
Encana can now push ahead with a plan that has added to the gloom surrounding Canada's oil industry, which is suffering from a lack of pipeline space that has weighed on prices and prevented producers from increasing output. [Such bullshit reporting. The industry, and only the industry, plagued itself into its global demise, creating the greed-fed gloom]
The dismal environment has prompted foreign companies to sell more than $30 billion of Canadian energy assets in the past three years.
Losing Encana carries an even sharper sting because it was one of Canada's marquee companies, born out of the nation's 19th-century railway boom, and the "can" in its name was a nod toward its country of origin. [Encana has been a dirty corporation since it merged with nasty Gwyn Morgan led Alberta Energy Corporation. To read the real nature of the company, read Andrew Nikiforuk's multi award-winning Saboteurs.]
The company, which is moving its head office from Calgary to Denver, said relocating to the U.S. will allow it to access larger pools of investment capital, including U.S. index funds and passively managed accounts.
Montreal-based Letko, Brosseau & Associates Inc., Encana's fourth-largest shareholder, blasted the plan in November, saying the move was "highly discriminatory" because it forces investors holding the shares in Canadian-focused funds to sell the stock at a time when the price is particularly weak. The company holds about four per cent of Encana's shares.
Roughly 71 per cent of Encana's shareholders are in the U.S., and 20 per cent are in Canada.
Encana shares fell 2.6 per cent to $5.53 in Toronto trading early Tuesday. The stock has slid 39 per cent in the past 12 months. [Good riddance to this Bull in a China Shop. The Foreigners can have it.]
World's Biggest Fund Manager, BlackRock, lost $90 Billion investing in fossil fuel companies over last decade
"Effectively, the shale boom is over." Colorado's 8 largest public oil & gas producers spent $27 Billion more than they made in past 5 years. Is that why Alberta gov't wants our pensions? To feed the bleed via AIMCo?
A new drug in town: "In an unprecedented burst of honesty, Encana renames itself Ovindictive!"
Texan: "I despise [Encana]."
Ovindictive Ovintiv! Investors not happy with your scardy cat run to the USA. Canadian investment firm Letko, Brosseau & Associates Inc. (manages about $27 Billion in assets), publicly slams Encana's plan to flee Canada, says it's "highly discriminatory" against Canadian investors.
"Canada" becoming a dirty word or has "Encana" been a dirty word for years? Name change to Ovintiv brings investors 9.3% drop, biggest drop in a year. Erectile Dysfunction?
Encana fleeing Canada in Scheer desperation? Shares drop 9.2%! Illegal aquifer-frac'er, caprock buster, poisoning bully of families and briber/divider of communities running to USA, changing its spots to Ovintiv Inc. Erectile Dysfunction drug or cross between Ovaltine in vintage container and a vagina?
As unconventional ponzi scheme implodes, Are Encana's greedy law violations taking the company down?
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The SOLE air bike dual pedal system features large, articulating pedals to work ouot legs using the bike's air resistance, as well as large, stationary foot pedals for resting your legs while still working your arms.
SOLE cycles feature adjustable seating to ensure all users are able to customize the seat position to their specific requirements, ensuring all users are in the correct position to maximize each workout.
The Air Bike features moving handlebars for upper body training. They can be used simultaneously with the large foot pedals or used alone while resting your feet on the conveniently positioned foot pegs. You take control of the intensity of your workout by how hard you push.
Easy console viewing helps to prevent frustration during your workout. With your workout feedback and progress displayed on a large screen, it is easier to keep your workout goals in view.
A strong, durable frame is the foundation of SOLE Fitness cycles. Heavy steel tubing makes our indoor cycles durable, light, and manageable. Dual transport wheels at the front of each frame help make moving the cycles easy and convenient. The SB800 frame is built with high tensile steel with an industrial powder coated finish.
A The 25" resistance fan provides easily controlled, varying levels of challenge for all workouts. The fan housing is left open so a constant breeze helps keep you cool during training sessions.
Secure shopping with SOLE Fitness Canada.
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Professionals learn positivity is the key to success
Ambitious professionals and business owners from Dundee, Montrose and Perth, came together this week to hear about the power positivity holds for achieving success in business, as part of Clydesdale Bank's Private Week.
byLouise Grant
The event, named Positive Leadership, was held at the Inchture Hotel in Perthshire on Tuesday 24 March and attracted more than 45 guests. Attendees consisted of a mix of private banking customers and non-customers, including solicitors, surveyors and accountants and business entrepreneurs.
The session aimed to encourage influential people in business to embrace positivity as a style of leadership. Director of consultancy group Positive Leadership Limited, Graham Watson, presented to the guests. His career spans 30 years during which he has consulted for business, education and sport organizations across the globe.
Fellow director, Gavin Hastings OBE, is a former Scotland Rugby Union captain and all-time record points scorer for Scotland. He holds extensive experience in leading successful teams in high-pressure situations.
Graham spoke to the audience about maintaining a consistently positive attitude and persevering when things go wrong. The directors' combined experience in business and sport has shown them that possessing the determination to never give up will inspire teams to act the same, leading to success.
Senior Manager of Clydesdale Bank's Business and Private Banking Centre in Dundee, Michael Laidler, said: "Graham's words were motivational. In business, similarly to sport, we face a lot of hurdles we must overcome and can feel deterred along the way. Graham's speech encouraged the whole room to believe that a positive attitude can make success more achievable.
"Events like this allow us to give something back to our customers and the local professional community. Private Week creates an opportunity for existing and potential customers to come together to learn from each other and discuss the issues that affect them."
The event was hosted as part of Clydesdale Bank's Private Week which is being held from March 23-27, offering customers a variety of events at the Bank's UK-wide network of Business and Private Banking Centres.
Clydesdale Bank's private banking service offers the personal attention of a Relationship Manager. The service is available to people with individual yearly earnings of at least £75,000, joint incomes of £100,000, or investable assets of £100,000.
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Hot on the heels of recent major developments at St John's Shopping Centre, Perth, comes the news that…
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Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 1 - Here we are!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 18 - What's in Store?
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 21 - Life is Good!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 31 - Turkey!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 41 - Let's Eat!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 44 - Say Yes to Reading!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 48 - Anybody Here?
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 50 - Come row with us!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 52 - Happy B'day PSE&M!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 53 - What you looking at?
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 72 - Anybody here?
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 73 - It's Pumpkin Time!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 95 - Here, Kitty, Kitty!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 105 - Needs Something!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 106 - Where to from here?
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 118 - AWWWK!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 123 - Turkeys!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 141 - Eggs-travagant!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 143 - Better Hide!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 144 - Play Ball!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 150 - What's Missing?
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 153 - Gnarly, Man!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 163 - On Your Mark...!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 183 - Happy New Year!
Endless Possibilities Challenge No. 199 - Tulips!
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Design Doing Good
A growing number of companies—selling everything from smart eyewear to groovy bikes to designer clothing—are creating special collections and concept stores that benefit charitable causes. Here are 15 places that give back when you buy
By Elizabeth Stamp
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The brainchild of Vogue editor in chief Anna Wintour, former New York Public Library chairman Catie Marron, and Nordstrom department store, Treasure & Bond donates all of its profits to two New York City children's and young adults' charities chosen each quarter, such as the Children's Health Fund and Edible Schoolyard NYC. The SoHo shop stocks an eclectic mix of clothing, accessories, jewelry, and home items from brands like Rogan, Giles & Brother, Thomas Paul, and Mud Australia. 350 West Broadway, 646-669-9049; treasureandbond.com
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Donna Karan brings her clean and modern aesthetic to Urban Zen, the retail offshoot of her foundation, whose mission is to promote wellness, preserve indigenous cultures, and empower children. The company's stores, including the latest in Los Angeles, stock a sleek clothing line, artisanal wares from Haiti, and the new furniture collection Karan designed with Bonetti/Kozerski Studio. Ten percent of all profits go to the foundation. urbanzen.com
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For the past seven years, Kate Spade New York has partnered with Women for Women International to create the Hand in Hand collection, providing job opportunities for female workers in such war-torn countries as Bosnia and Herzegovina and Rwanda. The latest additions to the line include a cashmere scarf and mittens crafted in Afghanistan. katespade.com
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Every time a customer purchases a pair of Warby Parker's stylish eyeglasses or sunglasses, the company makes a donation to organizations like VisionSpring—a nonprofit that sets up affordable optical shops in developing countries. To date, Warby Parker's efforts have helped put about 100,000 people in spectacles, while creating jobs and supporting local economies. The firm's frames are available in a wide variety of styles and colors, and for those with very retro tastes, they even make a monocle. warbyparker.com
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Glassybaby's votive holders do more than just brighten a room. The company donates ten percent of sales from specially created colors of its handblown vessels to support charitable organizations such as Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, the Pediatric Brain Tumor Research Fund, and WaterAid. Since November 2003, Glassybaby has given away more than $675,000. glassybaby.com
Francis Amiand, Francis Amiand
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Since it opened in 2009, Merci has become a must-visit shopping destination in Paris. Offering exclusive apparel and accessories by YSL, Stella McCartney, and Isabel Marant alongside chic housewares and Annick Goutal perfumes, the store donates 100 percent of its profits to children's charities in Madagascar and India. Plus, it has a charming café. 111 boulevard Beaumarchais, 011-33-1-42-77-00-33; merci-merci.com
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While the mission of the online shop FIGS is serious, many of its colorful bow- and neckties (think polka dots, yacht prints) have a rather playful sensibility. Working with the Threads for Threads program, for every dapper tie or scarf FIGS sells, the store provides one school uniform to a needy child in a developing country. wearfigs.com
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Missoni recently created a special collection for its less-expensive M Missoni line to benefit OrphanAid, a charity that combats childhood disease and poverty in Africa. Designed by Margherita Maccapani Missoni, the range of clothing, bags, and shoes features the Italian fashion house's signature zigzag print in pink and red and is available exclusively on the fashion retail site Yoox. yoox.com
© 2010 Mark-Woods.com. Photo Credit: Mark-Woods.com. Contact: [email protected] ; 646-425-4717. Photograph by Mark Woods. Photos may not be reproduced, distributed, or publicly displayed without photo credit to Mark Woods. Photos are provided to client as documentation only, and may not be sold or used as the basis for derivative works without the prior express written authorization from the copyright owner.
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Extreme Linens, which supplies home goods to Target, Macy's, and JCPenney, cuts out the middle man with its Blanket America program. For each sale of bedding, towels, or window treatments on the Blanket America website, the company gives one of its blankets to a person in need. Some 30,000 blankets have been donated in 17 states and in Haiti. blanketamerica.com
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Charity: water, a nonprofit organization that works to provide access to clean, safe drinking water in developing nations, teamed with Pinhole Press on a special line of customizable notepads, photo books, calendars, and stationery to benefit its programs. Each product is designed with a pattern incorporating the group's distinctive jerrican logo. pinholepress.com
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Indego Africa connects Rwandan craftswomen with fashion designers such as Nicole Miller, who partnered with artisans on a collection of bags, clothing, and accessories made from local textiles. The nonprofit will expand its reach in 2012, thanks to new collaborations with J.Crew and Madewell. indegoafrica.org
dam-images-resources-2012-02-design-doing-good-charity-12-working-proof.jpg
The Working Proof pairs art and social responsibility, selling affordable limited-edition prints by an expanding roster of around 100 illustrators, photographers, and painters to benefit worthy causes such as Doctors Without Borders, Architecture for Humanity, and Teach for America. Fifteen percent of the proceeds go to a charity of the artist's choice. theworkingproof.com
dam-images-resources-2012-02-design-doing-good-charity-13-pendleton-woolen-mills.jpg
Pendleton Woolen Mills—which started out a century ago, selling Native American trading blankets—honors its original customers with a collection of blankets that assists the American Indian College Fund. Authentic designs by artists from tribes around the country decorate the wool-cotton bedcovers. pendleton-usa.com
@Liz Vidyarthi, 2011
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The husband-and-wife team Chafiq Ennaoui and Aimee Bianca launched Beldi to showcase the traditional arts and crafts of Morocco, from carved lemon-wood spoons to Beni Ouarain rugs. In addition to bringing the country's handcrafted products to a wider audience, the firm donates 20 percent of its profits to Moroccan charities. shopbeldi.com
dam-images-resources-2012-02-design-doing-good-charity-15-kona-africabike.jpg
The cycling company Kona uses the proceeds from sales of its AfricaBike to donate bicycles—nearly 4,000 since 2006—to organizations throughout Africa. In addition to providing transport for food and water, the bikes are used by health-care workers and by students who need to commute to school. konaworld.com
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Published in: Lin, S.-M., Fredericq, S. & Hommersand, M.H. (2004). Augophyllum, a new genus of the Delesseriaceae (Rhodophyta) based on rbcL sequence analysis and cystocarp development. Journal of Phycology 40: 962-976, 7 figs, 1 table.
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NGC 4451 est une galaxie spirale relativement rapprochée et située dans la constellation de la Vierge. Sa vitesse par rapport au fond diffus cosmologique est de , ce qui correspond à une distance de Hubble de . Elle a été découverte par l'astronome prussien Heinrich Louis d'Arrest en 1865.
La classe de luminosité de NGC 4451 est II-III et elle présente une large raie HI. Elle renferme également des régions d'hydrogène ionisé.
À ce jour, plus d'une vingtaine de mesures non basées sur le décalage vers le rouge (redshift) donnent une distance de , ce qui est loin à l'extérieur des valeurs de la distance de Hubble. Cette galaxie, comme plusieurs de l'amas de la Vierge, est relativement rapprochée du Groupe local et on obtient souvent une distance de Hubble très différente en raison de leur mouvement propre dans le groupe où dans l'amas où elles sont situées. La distance de est sans doute plus près de la réalité. Selon ces deux mesures, NGC 4451 se dirige vers le centre de l'amas en direction de la Voie lactée. Notons que c'est avec la valeur moyenne des mesures indépendantes, lorqu'elles existent, que la base de données NASA/IPAC calcule le diamètre d'une galaxie.
Supernova
La supernova SN 1985G a été découverte dans NGC 4451 le 21 avril par un certain Shigo Horiguchi. Cette supernova était de type II.
Groupes de M49, de M60 et l'amas de la Vierge
Selon A.M. Garcia, NGC 4451 est une des nombreuses galaxies du groupe de M49 (127 au total), qu'il a décrit dans un article publié en 1993. On retrouve dans cette liste 63 galaxies du New General Catalogue dont NGC 4382 (M85), NGC 4472 (M49), NGC 4649 (M60) ainsi que 20 galaxies de l'Index Catalogue.
D'autre part, NGC 4451 apparait aussi dans une liste de 227 galaxies d'un article publié par Abraham Mahtessian en 1998. Cette liste comporte plus de 200 galaxies du New General Catalogue et une quinzaine de galaxies de l'Index Catalogue. On retrouve dans cette liste 10 autres galaxies du Catalogue de Messier, soit M49, M58, M60, M61, M85, M87, M88, M91, M99 et M100.
Toutes les galaxies de la liste de Mahtessian ne constituent pas réellement un groupe de galaxies. Ce sont plutôt plusieurs groupes de galaxies qui font tous partie d'un amas galactique, l'amas de la Vierge. Pour éviter la confusion avec l'amas de la Vierge, on peut donner le nom de groupe de M60 à cet ensemble de galaxies, car c'est l'une des plus brillantes de la liste. L'amas de la Vierge est en effet beaucoup plus vaste et compterait environ 1300 galaxies, et possiblement plus de 2000, situées au cœur du superamas de la Vierge, dont fait partie le Groupe local.
De nombreuses galaxies de la liste de Mahtessian se retrouvent dans onze groupes décrits dans un article d'A.M. Garcia, soit le groupe de NGC 4123 (7 galaxies), le groupe de NGC 4261 (13 galaxies), le groupe de NGC 4235 (29 galaxies), le groupe de M88 (13 galaxies, M88 = NGC 4501), le groupe de NGC 4461 (9 galaxies), le groupe de M61 (32 galaxies, M61 = NGC 4303), le groupe de NGC 4442 (13 galaxies), le groupe de M87 (96 galaxies, M87 = NGC 4486), le groupe de M49 (127 galaxies, M49 = NGC 4472), le groupe de NGC 4535 (14 galaxies) et le groupe de NGC 4753 (15 galaxies). Ces onze groupes font partie de l'amas de la Vierge et ils renferment 396 galaxies. Certaines galaxies de la liste de Mahtessian ne figurent cependant dans aucun des groupes de Garcia et vice versa.
Notes et références
Voir aussi
Articles connexes
Liste des objets du NGC
Liens externes
NGC 4451 sur le site du professeur C. Seligman
4451
Constellation de la Vierge
Galaxie spirale
Amas de la Vierge
Objet céleste découvert en 1865
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Merrick Backcountry is an all-natural grain-free ancestral canine diet packed with protein that dogs crave. Made in the USA in Merrick's own Safe Quality Food Level 3 organically certified kitchens. No ingredients from China.
Protein rich with 96 percent poultry.
Complete and balanced nutrition to add moisture and flavor to a dog's diet.
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So that you know when to restart.
Engulfed, like a meteorite shower, they would be all around. Some would make you shed tears till you could cry no more… Some would make you laugh with joy, but these are the moments and the memories that we live for. Lessons we have learnt, help us to face new tomorrows…Smiles would help you overlook bitter moments with a new hope..
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Elise Hu is an award-winning correspondent assigned to NPR's newest international bureau, in Seoul, South Korea. She's responsible for covering geopolitics, business and life in both Koreas and Japan. She previously covered the intersection of technology and culture for the network's on-air, online and multimedia platforms.
Hu joined NPR in 2011 to coordinate the digital development and editorial vision for the StateImpact network, a state government reporting project focused on member stations.
Before joining NPR, she was one of the founding reporters at The Texas Tribune, a non-profit digital news startup devoted to politics and public policy. While at the Tribune, Hu oversaw television partnerships and multimedia projects; contributed to The New York Times' expanded Texas coverage and pushed for editorial innovation across platforms.
An honors graduate of the University of Missouri-Columbia's School of Journalism, she previously worked as the state political reporter for KVUE-TV in Austin, WYFF-TV in Greenville, SC, and reported from Asia for the Taipei Times.
Her work has earned a Gannett Foundation Award for Innovation in Watchdog Journalism, a National Edward R. Murrow award for best online video, beat reporting awards from the Texas Associated Press and The Austin Chronicle once dubiously named her the "Best TV Reporter Who Can Write."
Outside of work, Hu has taught digital journalism at Northwestern University and Georgetown University's journalism schools and serves as a guest co-host for TWIT.tv's program, Tech News Today. She's also an adviser to the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation, where she keeps up with emerging media and technology as a panelist for the Knight News Challenge.
Elise Hu can be reached by e-mail at ehu (at) npr (dot) org as well as via the social media links, above.
Anti-Refugee Backlash In South Korea Targets Yemenis Fleeing War And Seeking Asylum
By Elise Hu • Jul 4, 2018
Fleeing war, more than 500 Yemenis arrived earlier this year in an unlikely place — a tiny South Korean resort island. They're hoping to be granted asylum so they can stay in South Korea, but as they wait on the island of Jeju, they've become the target of blistering backlash from South Koreans.
"I love Korea, really," Ebrahim Qaid says. He is one of 561 Yemenis who arrived on Jeju earlier this year through the island's policy of allowing most foreign nationals to enter without getting a visa in advance.
U.S.-North Korea Summit Is One For The History Books
By Elise Hu • Jun 12, 2018
What Summit? On North Korean TV, The News Is All About Rice Farming
By Elise Hu • Jun 1, 2018
Around the world, the flurry of diplomatic efforts to salvage the June 12 summit between President Donald Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has dominated headlines. But there's one place where it hasn't: North Korea itself.
A North Korean envoy, Kim Yong Chol, met this week with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in New York, but North Koreans are seeing none of that in their regular 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. national broadcasts.
Trump Says North Korea Summit Plans 'Moving Along' After Surprise Moon-Kim Meeting
By Elise Hu • May 26, 2018
Updated 2:55 a.m. ET Sunday
Hours after a surprise meeting between the leaders of the two Koreas aimed at shoring up diplomacy, President Trump seemed to keep hope alive for a summit with Kim Jong Un to go ahead as planned on June 12 in Singapore.
Speaking at the White House Saturday evening, Trump said plans for the summit were "going along very well." He said meetings were ongoing and that the denuclearization of the Korean peninsula "would be a great thing for North Korea."
How South Korea Is Reacting To the Cancellation Of U.S.-North Korea Summit
To get a sense of how today's announcement is playing in South Korea, let's turn now to NPR's Elise Hu in Seoul. Hi, Elise.
ELISE HU, BYLINE: Hey there, Ari.
Trump Cancels U.S.-North Korea Summit
Well, it looks like the summit is now off. President Trump has canceled his proposed meeting with the leader of North Korea. This announcement came on the same morning that North Korea made a very public showing destroying a very important nuclear test site.
North Korea Summit With Trump In Doubt Because Of Military Exercises
Updated at 1 p.m. ET Wednesday
North Korea said it is canceling high-level talks with South Korea planned for Wednesday at their shared border area because of ongoing military exercises between the South and the United States.
The talks were scheduled for Seoul and Pyongyang to follow up on the agreement struck by the two Korean leaders at their historic summit last month.
Trump Should Win The Nobel Peace Prize, South Korea's Moon Says
By Elise Hu • Apr 30, 2018
Congratulated for an apparent breakthrough in relations between South Korea and North Korea, South Korean President Moon Jae-in said, "It's President Trump who should receive the Nobel Prize."
Kim, Moon Pledge Denuclearization Of Peninsula And End To Korean War
Updated at 5:05 a.m. ET
Following a historic meeting between North Korea's Kim Jong Un and South Korean President Moon Jae-in, the leaders appeared side by side to make an extraordinary announcement: The two nations — technically in a state of war for more than six decades — would work toward a permanent peace treaty and the elimination of nuclear weapons from the peninsula.
'The Peace House' Is All Set For Kim Jong Un's First Summit In South Korea
South Koreans have painstakingly planned out the details ahead of North Korea's Kim Jong Un and South Korea's Moon Jae-in's summit at their shared border Friday, the culmination of a flurry of diplomacy over the past few months.
Lessons Of The North Korea 'Leap Day Deal'
South Korea's Ex-President Sentenced To 24 Years For Corruption
By Elise Hu • Apr 6, 2018
A court in Seoul has found former South Korean President Park Geun-hye guilty on a raft of charges in the sprawling corruption case that led to her impeachment.
She has been sentenced to 24 years in prison — effectively a life sentence for the 66-year-old. Park was also fined nearly $17 million.
K-Pop Stars Red Velvet Set To Perform In Pyongyang This Weekend
By Elise Hu • Mar 30, 2018
When it comes to inter-Korean relations, pop music — and politics — work in concert. North Korea sent a musical delegation to South Korea for the Winter Olympics last month.
Now it's the other side's turn. South Korean solo singers and group acts will head north this weekend for the first time in more than a decade.
How Koreans Are Reacting To Potential Meeting Between Trump And Kim Jong Un
By Elise Hu • Mar 9, 2018
South Korean Officials Say Trump Agreed To Meet North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un
There Appears To Be A Breakthrough In North-South Korea Talks
South Korean Officials Meet Kim Jong Un To Pave The Way For U.S. Talks
Updated at 11:10 a.m. ET.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un hosted a dinner to welcome delegates from South Korea on Monday, in a visit Seoul hopes will pave the way for talks between North Korea and the United States.
The 10-member delegation includes a top national security adviser and spy chief — marking the first time South Korean officials are reported to have met the North Korean leader since he took power in 2011.
Rivals Japan And South Korea Face Off At Olympics Amid Chilly Ties
By Elise Hu • Feb 19, 2018
When it comes to global politics off the rink — most of the spotlight has fallen on North and South Korea. But just as the two Koreas have been making nice, South Korea and Japan have gotten chilly.
On the ice — Nao Kodaira of Japan and two-time gold medalist Lee Sang-hwa of Korea are the world's best at the 500 meter speed skate. They have finished within fractions of a second of each other for years and are constantly compared to one another. Sunday's much-watched showdown between the two was packed with extra meaning because their countries compete so fiercely, too.
North Korea Stages Military Parade Before Opening Of Pyeongchang Olympics
By Elise Hu • Feb 8, 2018
Why The Pyeongchang Olympics Are Also A Tech Showcase For South Korea
The Winter Olympics in South Korea will be a chance for the country to show off its newest robot creations. NPR's Elise Hu reports that the peek into the future starts as soon as you land at the airport.
In Seoul, A Plastic Surgery Capital, Residents Frown On Ads For Cosmetic Procedure
In Gangnam, the upscale Seoul district south of the Han River bisecting the city, one of the area's biggest industries is evident on people's faces: On the streets, patients are wearing nose guards and bandages, fresh from facial fix-ups. High-rises soar with a cosmetic surgery clinic on every floor, and in the subway stations, floor-to-ceiling advertisements feature images of women's uniformly wide-eyed, youthful faces — all with the message that you, too, can look this way if you go to the right clinic.
Fire Rips Through South Korean Hospital, Killing Dozens Of Patients
By Elise Hu • Jan 26, 2018
At least 37 people are dead and dozens injured following a Friday morning fire that broke out in a hospital emergency room in Miryang, a town in southeastern South Korea.
Administrators at Sejong Hospital, the fire site, said one doctor, one nurse and one nurse's assistant were among the casualties. He further said that some 80 percent of the fatalities were elderly patients.
"I am truly sorry. I am sorry for the patients and their caretakers," said Seok Jeong-sik, the director of Sejong Hospital.
North And South Korea Find Common Ground For Pyeongchang Winter Olympics
President Trump's Biggest Foreign Policy Headache For 2018
By Elise Hu • Dec 29, 2017
Stopping North Korea's nuclear program is the thorniest foreign policy problem for the U.S. president in the new year, but then again, the same was true a year ago. What has changed in 2017 is North Korea's capability and the United States' approach.
Tillerson's North Korean Overture Highlights His Credibility Problem
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is ready to talk about talking to North Korea.
"We're ready to talk anytime North Korea would like to talk. And we're ready to have the first meeting without precondition," he said, in remarks Tuesday at the Atlantic Council, a think tank in Washington, D.C.
Talks With North Korea Could Begin Without Conditions, Tillerson Says
News Brief: North Korea Fires ICBM, Republican Tax Plan Gains Support, CFPB
By Elise Hu • Nov 29, 2017
We hear this story again and again, but each time, it's just a little bit worse. North Korea tested a missile, and this time it appeared to have the longest range yet.
How One Pop-Up Restaurant Is Fighting Stigma Against HIV/AIDS
This month diners in Toronto were treated to a four-course meal at a pop-up restaurant called June's. The menu included Northern Thai leek and potato soup with a hint of curry, a pasta served with smoked arctic char followed by garlic rapini and flank steak. The entire meal was topped off with a boozy tiramisu for dessert.
In addition to a mouthwatering meal, the chefs at June's also served a message which they wore on their shirts: "Break bread. Smash stigma."
Japanese Lawmaker's Baby Gets Booted From The Floor
When a municipal lawmaker, Yuka Ogata, brought her 7-month-old baby to her job in a male-dominated legislature, she was met with such surprise and consternation by her male colleagues that eventually, she and the baby were asked to leave. Officials of the Kumamoto Municipal Assembly, of which she's a member, said although there's no rule prohibiting infants, they booted her citing a rule that visitors are forbidden from the floor.
Japan's Prime Minister Isn't Popular, But His Coalition Won A Supermajority
By Elise Hu • Oct 23, 2017
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's ruling coalition now has a two-thirds supermajority in the parliament. That's after capturing more than 300 of the 465 seats in Japan's lower house that were up for grabs on Sunday.
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Tara Murphy joins RE/MAX One as a problem solver who enjoys putting the right people in the right properties. She values the importance of timely correspondence and strives to make sure her clients receive the care and attention they deserve.
With an outgoing and friendly personality, Tara is skilled at making her clients feel at ease when navigating the buying or selling process. Encouraged to enter the real estate profession due, in part, to a bad personal experience when buying a home, Tara has a unique perspective on how an efficient and attentive REALTOR® should treat her clients. She does not shy at taking initiative or, when necessary, owning up to a fault and working tirelessly towards a resolution.
Born and raised in Southern Maryland, Tara lives in Mechanicsville with her husband, young daughter, Layla, three dogs, one cat… and they will be welcoming a son in May of 2019! She has deep roots in the area and a wealth of insider knowledge which can help as she grows her business and expands her network of contacts. Welcome, Tara, to RE/MAX One!
Tara will be working primarily out of our Waldorf office.
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Osiągnięcia
Opracowano na podstawie:
2015
2. miejsce w mistrzostwach Hiszpanii U23 (jazda indywidualna na czas)
2018
25. miejsce w Vuelta a España
2021
1. miejsce w Tour du Rwanda
1. miejsce na 8. etapie
2022
2. miejsce w Vuelta a Andalucía
1. miejsce w klasyfikacji górskiej Vuelta al País Vasco
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When your mortal coil is sufficiently shuffled and you stand in judgment by that force that once drove you to choose, right or wrong, how you treat the other entities in your custodial care, this is the recording you will review to decide for yourself whether you reach the final destination you desire. You will likely ruminate on whether this is really how it happened, or whether it is truly the same conversation by which all others have been and will be judged. Rest well in the knowledge that, yes, it is true. Dream vividly upon the comforting near-truth and practical falsity that the questions have infinite answers, for the truth is neither knowable to you nor relevant to your net worth.
The man skipped into the room. The non-objectified object of his desire sat in practical silence before a multipurpose computational device, directing the unwitting participants of her simulated universe to perform acts that both pleased and frustrated her.
"So, what do you think of my idea?" asked the man with glee, assuming in error that the woman knew what he was talking about.
"What idea?" responded the woman without diverting her attention from her game.
"They're blowing up the stadium tomorrow morning. We should go watch it." Generating this synthetic joy at the thought of seeing such destruction had required resurrecting a memory from his youth of watching a smaller building implosion with his family. He had spent so many computational cycles reliving another memory of picking up peppermint chews from the pavement after a parade that he no longer remembered how he had come to know about the demolition at hand.
They both stood confused, but over completely different and equally important concepts.
"I love you," he said as she turned back to her important concept and he walked across the hall toward his. Before he reached it, he felt an unexplainable urge to mount his motorcycle, which he had originally purchased to impress the woman but now genuinely enjoyed riding despite her near-complete lack of interest in it. He rode to the corner store to buy cigarettes, which both he and the woman genuinely agreed should be eliminated from their diets soon.
The woman, much quicker than the man in every respect but one, had already changed clothes and kissed him goodbye to leave for her hair appointment within the time it had required him to decide and act upon his notion to ride the motorcycle.
Upon returning from the store, the man recalled an exchange in which the woman had mostly dismissed the idea of driving to the crowded spectacle in light of the knowledge that it would be televised. He could not remember whether the exchange had occurred on that day or on a prior one.
Absent from the truthful script of that conversation, but indelible in his fantasized record of it, was a lengthy debate over the practical difference between seeing a historical event directly and watching it on a high-definition display device. No matter how advanced telecommunication equipment gets, electrons carrying reproductions of photons in one place cannot reach any other place in a short enough time to truly call it live. Also, the quality of the reproduction, by and in definition, cannot be high enough to call it anything more than an interpretation of the event. Only those present and not tasked with capturing it with optical preservation devices could say they genuinely saw the genuine event.
The man later wished that the woman had pointed out that the impossibility of those photons reaching remote eyes instantly and the impossibility of completely reproducing a genuine image of a remote event were in fact the same thing. He wanted her to point out that he was being pompous and redundant.
The woman had much earlier lamented her unquenchable desire for intellectual stimulus. The man had dismissed her thirst as myopic. He held onto his naive faith that she would open her eyes and one day appreciate what she had rather than frequently wish for more. He would likely never make the sincere concession that he had the power to provide her with the interaction necessary to fulfill her thirst without sacrificing his own desire not to be charged with actively providing happiness to the object of his desire.
All of those conversations, the real ones and the imagined recollections of them, had long since ended.
The woman returned from her appointment and they discussed haircare products and haircare professionalism. She asked him to make her a sandwich. His genuine desire to do so was momentarily replaced with regret when she, much hungrier than he had realized, began to make her own sandwich. Determined, he snatched the knife from her and finished the job, telling himself he could make a much better sandwich for her, but knowing that she was far more capable of making it just the way she wanted. He squeaked out a genuine laugh at the obvious joke as he sliced the cheddar.
The woman probably would not have sprinkled cinnamon and sugar on the top of the sandwich as the man had, but neither would ever know if she genuinely preferred it with or without the added garnish.
The next morning, the non-subjected subject of the woman's desire skipped into the room, kissed her forehead, and asked her what she would like for breakfast. She wondered if he would have commented on her haircut even if she hadn't asked him to. She wondered if he had genuinely let go of correcting her grammar. She wondered if he noticed that she was not playing a game.
She was pouring genuine interest into a personal publishing project. A smile slapped them both in the face, and before she could punish herself with the realization that he probably didn't know she hadn't played the game for weeks, three small animals ran into the room. The two cats and one dog gave their respective opinions on what the humans should eat for breakfast.
They did not eat breakfast, but they had a genuine Sunday. On this Sunday, and for the first time since it was wrongly theorized to be universal truth, matter was neither created nor destroyed.
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(SOCIAL MEDIA) What exactly is Clubhouse, and why is it the quarantine app sensation? There's a few reasons you should definitely be checking out right now!
Anais Dersimonian, Staff Writer
The new exclusive app Clubhouse is challenging what social media can be – and it might possibly be the best thing to blow up during quarantine.
Developed by ex-Google employee Rohan Seth and Silicon Valley entrepreneur Paul Davison, Clubhouse has only been gaining in popularity since lockdown. Here's why you need to join immediately:
What is Clubhouse?
Clubhouse is like if subreddit pages were live podcasts. Or maybe if niche, topic-centric Zoom chatrooms could connect you with people from all over the world. But it's ONLY audio, making it perfect for this period of lockdown where no one truly looks their best.
From networking events to heated debates about arts and culture to book clubs, you can truly find anything you want on Clubhouse. And if you don't see a room that peaks your interest, you can make one yourself.
Why is it special?
Here's my hot take: Clubhouse is democratizing the podcast process. When you enter a room for women entrepreneurs in [insert your industry], you not only hear from the established experts, but you'll also have a chance to listen to up-and-coming users with great questions. And, if you want, you can request to speak as well.
If you click anyone's icon, you can see their bio and links to their Instagram, Twitter, etc. For professionals looking to network in a deeper way, Clubhouse is making it easier to find up and coming creatives.
If you're not necessarily looking to network, there's still so much niche material to discover on the app. Recently, I spent an hour on Clubhouse listening to users discuss the differences in American and British street fashion. It got heated, but I learned A LOT.
The celebrities!
Did I mention there's a TON of celebrities on the app? Tiffany Haddish, Virgil Abloh, and Lakeith Stanfield are regulars in rooms – and often host scheduled events. The proximity to all kinds of people, including the famous, is definitely a huge draw.
How do you get on?
Anyone with an iPhone can make an account, but as of now you need to be "nominated" by someone in your contacts who is already on the app. Think Google+ but cooler.
With lockdown giving us so much free time that our podcasts and shows can't keep up with the demand, Clubhouse is a self-sustaining content mecca. Rooms often go on for days, as users in later time zones will pick up where others left off when they need to get some sleep. And the cycle continues.
Though I'm still wrapping my brain around it, I can say with fair certainty that Clubhouse is very, very exciting. If you have an hour (or 24) to spare, try it out for yourself – I promise, you won't be disappointed.
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Anaïs DerSimonian is a writer, filmmaker, and educator interested in media, culture and the arts. She is Clark University Alumni with a degree in Culture Studies and Screen Studies. She has produced various documentary and narrative projects, including a profile on an NGO in Yerevan, Armenia that provides micro-loans to cottage industries and entrepreneurs based in rural regions to help create jobs, self-sufficiency, and to stimulate the post-Soviet economy. She is currently based in Boston. Besides filmmaking, Anaïs enjoys reading good fiction and watching sketch and stand-up comedy.
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(SOCIAL MEDIA) Superpage is a contact page for influencers that also allows users with a fanbase to charge fans money for guaranteed attention on their message.
At times, our inboxes can get out of control. Besides email from our family and friends, marketing and spam emails wind up in there, too. While for some of us, it isn't too bad to handle. Some people might find it a little harder to manage because of the great influx of messages they receive. And, some of those people are influencers.
Well, that is one company's target – if you have a fanbase, you have an influence. Superpage is a "contact page for influencers." According to the company's website, their product will help influencers declutter their inboxes and offer them a better communication setup.
"DMs & e-mails were built for generic human communication. With huge follower-base & more people seeking their time, influencers need a slightly different communication setup – designed just for them. That's what we're building at Superpage – a communication system uniquely crafted for influencers," wrote Superpage Founder Srivatsa Mudumby.
Who can get Superpage?
Superpage is meant for influencers, creators, artists, writers, entrepreneurs, and just about anyone with a social media presence.
The platform allows fans to directly connect with influencers by letting them send a message through the influencer's Superpage. So, instead of hoping to receive a reply from the DM they sent on Instagram or TikTok, Superpage guarantees a reply, as long as it isn't illicit or spammy of course.
But, while Superpage lets fans communicate with their idol, it doesn't do so for free. Fans "pay what they want" to send a message. However, the website doesn't make it clear whether what you pay makes a difference. If someone pays more, will their message get prioritized? I doubt a $10 ticket gave anyone the chance to choose between general admission or VIP.
You sign up and set up your personalized page by adding a bio, display picture, cover photo, topics you'd like to discuss, etc. Once you link your bank account to your Superpage account, you can share your page on social media, website, or blog post. Through your unique "Superpage link" anyone can send you "Super texts" (messages).
In your Dashboard, you can view, manage, and reply to your messages. Superpage uses "restricted messaging", which means each sender receives a limited number of messages to follow-up. Once you're finished replying, the conversation will automatically close.
There is no monthly fee to use Superpage. The company makes money by charging a 5% commission plus credit card fees. And, it uses Stripe to process payments directly to the influencer's bank account.
"People want to talk to influencers of the world but because of huge volume of messages & poor incentivization, influencers can never respond to everyone mindfully. We spoke to a ton of influencers and almost everyone complained "my inboxes are spammed," wrote Mudumby.
Superpage does provide a new way for fans to reach out to their idols, but is it more like a way for them to charge for office hours? One thing is for sure, it's a way for influencers to reach out to fans, but make money in the process, too. It's up to you to decide if it's something you'd put your money into.
As for a decluttered inbox, it does seem like all those emails and messages might not end up in your messy inbox. Instead, they will live on the platform's dashboard in a, hopefully, more organized manner.
(SOCIAL MEDIA) Gen Z's favorite app TikTok is the modern epicenter for cultural appropriation – why you as a business owner should care.
Quarantine has been the catalyst for a sleuth of new cultural phenomena – Tiger King, Zoom, and baking addictions, to name a few. Perhaps most notably, TikTok has seen user numbers skyrocket since lockdown. And I don't think those numbers are going down any time soon.
TikTok is a very special place. More so than any other social media apps I've engaged with, TikTok feels like a true community where total strangers can use the app's duet or audio features to interact in creative, collaborative ways.
However, being able to use another user's original audio or replicate their dance has highlighted the prevalence of cultural appropriation on TikTok: the app, as wholesome as it may be at times, has also become a hot bed for "virtual blackface".
The most notable example of appropriation has to do with the Renegade dance and Charli D'Amelio – who is young, White, and arguably the most famous TikTok influencer (she is second only to Addison Rae, who is also White). The dance, originally created by 14-year-old Black user Jalaiah Harmon, essentially paved the way for D'Amelio's fame and financial success (her net worth is estimated to be $8 million).
Only after Twitter backlash did D'Amelio credit Harmon as the original creator of the dance to which she owes her wealth – up until that point, the assumption was the dance was hers.
There is indeed a myriad of exploitative and appropriative examples of TikTok videos. Some of the most cringe-worthy include White users pantomiming black audio, in many cases affecting AAVE (African American Vernacular English). Styles of dance and music that were pioneered by Black artists have now been colonized by White users – and many TikTokers are not made aware of their cultural origins.
And what's worse: TikTok's algorithms favor White users, meaning White-washed iterations of videos tend to get more views, more engagement and, subsequently, more financial gains for the creator.
As you can imagine, TikTok's Black community is up in arms. But don't take it from me (a non-Black individual) – log onto the app and listen to what Black users have to say about cultural appropriation for yourself.
Still, the app is one of the fastest growing. Companies are finding creative ways to weave their paid ads and more subliminal marketing strategies into the fabric of the 'For You' page. In many ways, TikTok is the next frontier in social media marketing.
With a few relevant locational hashtags and some innovative approaches to advertising, your business could get some serious FREE attention on TikTok. In fact, it's the future.
As aware and socially conscious small business owners, we need to make sure that while we are using the app to get ours, that the Black creators and artists who made the app what it is today are also getting theirs. Anything short of direct accountability for the platform and for caustic White users would be offensive.
(SOCIAL MEDIA) Twitter has enacted changes to how frequently Promoted Tweets – i.e., ads – are seen by users, and in true Twitter fashion, there's mixed opinions.
Robert Snodgrass, Staff Writer
Did anyone else ever watch the Strong Bad Emails cartoons from Homestarrunner? One of the running gags there – and subsequently one of my favorite bits – was when he'd just delete a fan's email outright while insulting the author. Strong Bad was great at laying down the delete hammer and had zero cares in the world about doing it.
The idea that you – as a user, person, entity – can reclaim a little bit of omniscient authority is powerful. Generally, we like being in control of our lives, and the ability to exercise that authority resonates deeply.
Digital companies are still coming to terms with the idea that their users maintain some ability to revolt against their new policies, trying to straddle the line between new features and improved tools while still keeping an existing audience happy. Typing "hate the new" into Google will show results solely around new interfaces and an endless string of abhorrence. The new Facebook layout is bad. The new Gmail is bad and here's how to revert it.
I'm sure others exist for any widely used app or service. Sometimes even new logos incite rage. I'm not here to make a statement either way, but usually there's some ground in between pure opinion and justifiable discussions about user interface and experience. Regardless, change can make users upset.
Twitter recently rolled out changes to how Promoted Tweets work. You should know first that a promoted tweet is just an ad, and were originally set to appear only once per timeline. However, recent updates to Twitter's internal services has resulted in some users reporting the same ad being shown multiple times in rapid succession, and even repeatedly over and over.
Think about Google search results – there are definitely ads at the top of the first page, and they are usually relevant to the topic at hand and only show up in that area. A user can quickly scroll downward past this and look through other results. But imagine how frustrating it might be to have a first page riddled primarily with ads, effectively choking out other results.
Twitter maintains that, "we're thoughtful in how we display Promoted Tweets, and are conservative about the number of Promoted Tweets that people see in a single day." This has led some users to believing this behavior indicates some kind of issue with their internal systems. I like to think about the scene in Office Space where Michael Bolton (not the singer) mentions that he may have put a decimal in the wrong place; that is, there's a configuration error at Twitter instead of some kind of sea change.
However, Twitter has said this is not a glitch. In fact, they stated it was intentional, and further clarified that, "We regularly experiment and deploy changes to our advertising experience. We are constantly innovating and testing, and will continue to adapt as we learn." Despite worldwide complaints, Twitter has not officially acknowledged this situation as problematic.
As a result, many users have taken to blocking the advertisers involved with the Promoted Tweets. Much like Strong Bad exercising his ultimate authority over his domain, this means that companies are in danger of losing their ability to reach users entirely. As this number grows, the consequences could widespread, and it will be interesting to see if Twitter changes their outlook and/or has potential pressure from advertisers. Twitter has stated that this may simply be temporary to exhaust a surplus of ad inventory, and this remains to be seen.
As users continue to voice their complaints, it will be interesting to see how the situation ultimately resolves.
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Welch Award in Chemistry
Carolyn R. Bertozzi
For pioneering contributions to bioorganic chemistry and the development of bioorthogonal chemistry.
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Dr. Chi-Huey Wong
The Scripps Research Institute's Professor Chi-Huey Wong to be honored for advancements in chemical research
Dr. Steven L. McKnight
Dr. Steven L. McKnight is being honored for his original contributions that identified the regulatory regions of eukaryotic genes, gene specific transcription factors, and the role of low complexity sequences in proteins that form functional and reversible aggregates in phase-separated hydrogels.
Dr. Armand Paul Alivisatos
For fundamental contributions to nanochemistry, in particular, the synthesis and application of colloidal inorganic nanocrystals.
Dr. Charles M. Lieber
Charles M. Lieber – For pioneering contributions to nanochemistry, in particular, the synthesis and application of nanoscale wires.
Dr. Adriaan Bax
National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases
For contributions to transforming NMR spectroscopy for the study of the structure and dynamics of biological macromolecules.
Dr. John B. Goodenough
For innovative contributions to materials science and technology, in particular developing the cathode material for the lithium-ion rechargeable battery.
Richard H. Holm
For pioneering contributions to the role of metal ions in biology, especially the synthesis of Fe-S clusters and the establishment of the biomimetic approach in bioinorganic chemistry.
Stephen J. Lippard
For pioneering contributions to the role of metal ions in biology, especially the cisplatin mechanism of action, diiron methane monooxygenase, and zinc signaling in the brain.
Dr. Stephen C. Harrison
For outstanding contributions to the x-ray crystallography of viruses and protein nucleic aid complexes.
Robert G. Bergman
For pioneering work in alkane activation and mechanisms of organometallic reactions.
Louis E. Brus
For creating the field of colloidal quantum dots (semiconductor nanocrystals).
For his contributions to organic reaction design, in particular stereocontrol in carbon-carbon bond formation, which advanced the field of complex molecule synthesis.
John S. Waugh
For ground-breaking research in the field of nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy.
Christopher T. Walsh
For pioneering work in biological chemistry.
JoAnne Stubbe
For fundamental research in biochemistry and enzymology.
Harry B. Gray
For definitive contributions to the field of inorganic chemistry.
Alexander Rich
For outstanding contributions to the understanding of the chemical and biochemical mechanisms in maintaining a living cell.
Noel S. Hush
For fundamental work on the theory of homogeneous and heterogeneous electron transfer and contributions in the area of molecular electronics.
William H. Miller
For pioneering development of the modern theory of chemical reaction dynamics and rates.
Daniel E. Koshland, Jr.
For his consistent and highly effective use of basic chemical principles to bring to greater clarity chemical processes in complex biological systems.
George M. Whitesides
For the breadth and depth of his insight into chemical processes and his astute use of this understanding in approaching and solving many difficult problems in organic chemistry, biochemistry, biology, material science and surface science.
Allen J. Bard
For his major accomplishments in the field of electrochemistry and the effect of these on the discipline of chemistry itself.
Ronald Breslow
For his pioneering contributions to the field of biomimetic chemistry and catalysis by design.
Harden M. McConnell
For his thorough understanding of magnetic resonance and its use in achieving greater insight into chemical systems including reaction dynamics, magnetic resonance imaging and membrane phenomenon.
Roger D. Kornberg
For his seminal contributions in biological and structural chemistry: (1) the discovery, basic structure and function of nucleosome; (2) the discovery of the multiprotein Mediator of transcriptional regulation; and (3) the structures of the giant RNA polymerase II transcription initiation and elongation complexes.
Sir Alan R. Battersby
For his work which is well described as the biosynthesis of the pigments of life. It represents one of the major and most significant enterprises in contemporary chemistry and has transformed knowledge of the biosynthesis of such vital substances as vitamin B12.
A. Ian Scott
For his great contributions to organic chemistry and biochemistry, especially the elegant use of every physical and biological tool available to solve complex structural and mechanistic problems in natural product chemistry and biosynthesis, e.g., vitamin B12. He has provided concepts and methodologies which have been fruitful to many others.
Richard N. Zare
For his seminal contributions in the area of chemical reaction dynamics and in the general field of molecular spectroscopy.
Pierre Chambon
College de France
For his achievements in the field of nuclear receptors which have paved the way to a molecular understanding of vertebrate fundamental processes as well as their pathological disorders.
Ahmed H. Zewail
For his leadership and pioneering contribution to all phases of femtosecond chemistry.
Koji Nakanishi
For his major contribution to our greater understanding of and our capacity to use many of the bioactive compounds found in nature.
Robert H. Abeles
For his contributions to our understanding of the mechanisms of catalysis by enzymes and to the rational development of compounds that inactivate enzymes.
Jeremy R. Knowles
For his important contributions to mechanistic enzymology.
F. Albert Cotton
For his work leading to our current understanding of multiple bonds of metal-metal bonding of transition metal chemistry and for his major impact in the field of inorganic and structural chemistry by virtue of his own work and the numerous individuals who worked in his laboratory as students or postdoctoral fellows.
Jack Halpern
For his contributions to understanding reaction mechanisms not only of inorganic chemicals but of complex organometallic reactions systems as well; also for his contributions to understanding the field of homogeneous catalysis in solution.
Gilbert Stork
For his work in developing new methods in organic synthesis and as a mentor to leading synthetic chemists all over the world. He has profoundly influenced the way scientists think about natural product synthesis in general and stereochemical control in particular.
Richard E. Smalley
For his career contributions to physical chemistry, including his development and use of supersonic molecular beam techniques for the study of clusters, ions, and molecules.
Edwin G. Krebs
Howard Hughes Medical Institute, University of Washington
For his part in showing that interconversion of phosphorylase between its active and inactive forms involved phosphorylation/ dephosphorylation, a process fundamental to the regulation of nearly every vital biological function.
Earl R. Stadtman
For his work in demonstrating that covalent interconvertible enzyme cascades provide the cell with a finely-tuned regulatory mechanism capable of integrating a vast amount of metabolic information, and that they have a remarkable potential for amplification signals and rates.
William von Eggers Doering
For his critical contribution into fundamental aspects of physical organic chemistry. Among his many other important contributions, his work on the carbenes was a pioneering effort which opened a broad field.
John D. Roberts
For his integration of molecular spectroscopy, quantum mechanics, kinetics and other aspects of physical chemistry with his talent for organic synthesis. In the application of these intertwined disciplines to the study of structure activities of organic molecules.
Norman R. Davidson
For his pioneering research contributions to the understanding of the structure and function of genetic materials, especially for his novel techniques which had a powerful influence in this field.
Richard B. Bernstein
For his pioneering research in chemical dynamics thereby providing a new understanding of how chemical reactions occur.
Harry G. Drickamer
For his research on the effects of pressure on optical, electrical magnetic and chemical properties of matter.
George C. Pimentel
For his contribution to the field of hydrogen bonding, matrix isolation, and chemical lasers.
Duilio Arigoni
Federal Institute of Technology
For his contributions of founding the field of bio-organic stereochemistry, which involves interaction of organic chemicals and enzymes.
Kenneth S. Pitzer
For his theory for the internal rotation of groups within molecules.
Henry Taube
For his contributions to the field of chemistry, particularly in inorganics.
Frank H. Westheimer
For his significant achievements in the field of bioorganic chemistry.
Paul D. Bartlett
For his original investigations of the mechanisms of organic reactions.
Karl Sune Detolf Bergstrom
Karolinska Institute
For his pioneering studies of the prostaglandins.
E. Bright Wilson
For his pioneering theoretical and experimental contributions to molecular structure.
Neil Bartlett
For his synthesis of chemical compounds of noble gases and the consequent opening of broad new fields of research in inorganic chemistry.
Albert Eschenmoser
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
For his profound and highly creative contributions to synthetic chemistry.
Karl A. Folkers
For his basic research in the area of life sciences.
The Welch Foundation
[email protected]
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Ch. XVI.]
INDIAN NAMES.
The rocks were trachytes, and the soil seemed fertile, but there was very little of it cultivated. Many of the men we met wore long swords instead of the usual machetes. There is a school for learning fencing at Concordia, and the people of the district are celebrated for being expert swordsmen. They have often fencing matches. The best man is called the champion, and he is bound to try conclusions with every one that challenges him.
After leaving Concordia we had only one more range to cross, then began to descend towards the plains below Jinotega, and about dusk reached that town and were kindly received by our former entertainers. Doubtless much European blood runs in the veins of the inhabitants of Jinotega, but in their whole manner of living they follow the Indian ways, and it is the same throughout Nicaragua, excepting amongst the higher classes in the large towns. All their cooking vessels are Indian. Just as in the Indian huts, every pot or pan is of coarse pottery, and each dish is cooked on a separate little fire. The drinks in common use are Indian, and have Indian names; tiste, pinul, pinullo, and chicha, all made from maize, sugar, and chocolate. As before observed, whatever was new to the Spaniards when they invaded the country retained its Indian name. It is so with every stage of growth of the maize plant, chilote, elote, and maizorca. The stone for grinding the maize is exactly the same as those found in the old Indian graves, and it is still called the metlate. All the towns we passed through in Segovia retained their Indian names, though their present inhabitants know nothing of their meaning. The old names of many of the towns are probably remnants of a language earlier than that of the inhabitants at the time of the conquest, and their study might throw some light on the distribution of the ancient peoples. Unfortunately the names of places are very incorrectly given in the best maps of Central America, every traveller having spelt them phonetically according to the orthography of his own language. Throughout this book I have spelt proper names in accordance with the pronunciation of the Spanish letters.
Many of the names of towns in Nicaragua and Honduras end in "galpa," as Muyogalpa, Juigalpa, Totagalpa, and Matagalpa. Places apparently of less consequence in Segovia often end in the termination " lee" strongly accented, as Jamailý, Esterlý, Darailý, &c., and in "guina" pronounced "weena," as in Palacaguina and Yalaguina. In Chontales many end in "apa," or "apo," as Cuapo, Comoapa, Comelapa, Acoyapo, and others.
The Spaniards, whenever they gave a name to a town, either named it after some city in Spain or after their Saints. There are dozens of Santo Rosas, San Juans, and San Tomases. Even some of the towns, which have well-known Indian names, are called officially after some Spanish saint, but the common people stick to the old names, and they are not to be thrust aside.
We had a long talk with our courteous host of the estanco at Jinotega. He had a small library of books, nearly all being missals and prayer-books. He had a little knowledge of geography and was wishful to learn about Europe, and at the same time most desirous that we should not think that he, one of the chief men of
DARING ROBBERIES UNKNOWN.
the town, did not know all about it. That England was a small island he admitted was new to him, as he thought it was part of the United States or at least joined to them. He asked if it was true that Rome was one of the four quarters of the globe. We explained that it was only a large city, to which he replied gravely that he knew it was so, but wished to have our opinion to confirm his own.
No newspapers come to Jinotega, excepting occasionally a Government gazette, and only a few of the grown-up people are able to read. News travel quickly from one town to another, but every incident is greatly exaggerated; and many extravagant stories are set afloat with no other foundation than the inventive faculties of some idle brain. To appreciate what an immense aid a newspaper press is to the dissemination of truth one must travel in some such country as Nicaragua where newspapers do not circulate. It is impossible to get trustworthy intelligence about any event that has happened a hundred miles away, and stories of murders and robberies that were never committed are widely circulated amongst the credulous people. As far as my experience goes highway robbery is unknown in Nicaragua. Foreigners entrusted with money have stated they have been robbed, but there has always been suspicions that they themselves embezzled the money that they said they lost. Personally I never carried arms for defence in the country, and was never molested nor even insulted, though I often travelled alone. The only dangerous characters in the country are the lower class of foreigners, and these are not numerous. Petty thefts are common enough, and at the mines we found that none of the labouring class were to be trusted; but robberies of a daring character or accompanied by violence were never committed by the natives to my knowledge.
In their drinking bouts they often quarrel among themselves, and slash about with their long heavy knives, inflicting ugly gashes and often maiming each other for life. One-armed men are not uncommon; and I knew of two cases where an arm was chopped off in these encounters. Nearly every pay-week our medical officer was sent for to sew up the wounds that had been received. Fortunately even at these times they do not interfere with foreigners, their quarrels being amongst themselves, and either faction fights or about their women, or gambling losses. Many of the worst cases of cutting with knives were by the Honduraneans employed at the mines, who generally got off through the mountains to their own country. One who was taken managed to escape by inducing the soldiers who had him in charge to take him up to the mines to bring out his tools. He went in at the level whilst they guarded the entrance. Hour after hour passed without his returning, and at last they learnt that he had got through some old workings to another opening into the mine and had started for Honduras. Once in the bush pursuit is hopeless, as the undergrowth is so dense that it is impossible to follow by sight.
We left Jinotega at seven in the morning, passed over the pine-clad ranges again, and at one o'clock came in sight of the town of Matagalpa. At the river a mill was at work grinding wheat. I went into the shed
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that covered it and found it to be simple and ingenious. Below the floor was a small horizontal water-wheel driven by the stream striking against the inclined floats. The shaft of the wheel passed up through the floor and the lower stone, and was fixed to the upper one, which turned round with it without any gearing. The flour made is dark and full of impurities, as no care is taken to keep it clean.
We found the mules and horses we had left at Matagalpa in good condition, and after getting some dinner started again, taking the road towards Teustepe instead of that by which we had come, as we were told we should avoid the swamps by so doing, for more to the westward they had had no rain. We rode down the valley below the town and found it very dry and barren, the only industry worth naming being a small indigo plantation. Indigo seems to have been more cultivated formerly than now. In many parts I saw the deserted vats in which the plants were steeped to extract the dye. We ascended a high range to the left of the valley, on the top of which were a few pine trees. These we were told were the last we should see on the road to Chontales. On the other side of the range the descent was very steep, and the road was carried down the precipitous and rocky slope in a series of zigzags, so that we saw the mules a few score yards in advance directly under our feet.
From the hill we had seen a house in the valley, and as night was setting in we sought for it, but the whole district was so covered with low scrubby trees with many paths running in various directions that it was long before we found it. When at last we discovered it,
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The role played by Fisheries Department of Tripura towards meeting the food security of State's population is significant, as fish is an important constituent of daily diet of more than 95% of its populace. An area of 33217.46 ha (i.e. 3.1% of the total geographical area of the State) is presently under use for fish production in the State. Area under capture fisheries constitutes 23.72%, with remaining 76.28% under culture fisheries. The Department made all out efforts to implement various developmental schemes during 2013-14 with funds received through State Plan, CSS and other Centrally funded schemes. Encouraging results with regard to fish culture activities could be obtained in the State, particularly in the rural areas due to implementation of the Plan activities. Besides, a class of progressive farmers could be developed in the State who are obtaining fish productions of even above 4 – 5 tons per ha. It is, thus, expected that the set target of 61259 tons (6.6% growth over previous year), enabling per capita availability of 16.81 kg of locally produced fish for its fish eating populace, already been achieved during 2013-14 with expected increase in average productivity of culture resources to 2581 kg/ha/annum (against 2600 kg/ha/annum during 2013-14).
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Head to Head: Kurt Zouma (Chelsea) vs John O'Shea (Sunderland)
In the wake of Jose Mourinho's dismissal on Thursday; managerless Chelsea will be looking to record their first Premier League win since November 21 without the 'Special One' when the Blues hosts fellows strugglers Sunderland at Stamford Bridge on Saturday afternoon (15:00).
Defender Kurt Zouma impressed the departed Portuguese boss enough to keep England international Gary Cahill out of the first-team squad recently, with the 21-year-old partnering captain John Terry at the heart of Chelsea's leaky last line of defence.
Meanwhile opposing centre-half John O'Shea; who helped the Republic of Ireland qualify for next summer's UEFA European Championships, has become a key player in manager Sam Allardyce's resurgence at the Stadium of Light, helping Sunderland move to within two points of safety, despite sitting 19th in the table.
With Zouma and O'Shea set to come head-to-head this afternoon, here's how both men match up so far this term…
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What follows is a discussion of several transactions that the Examiner analyzed for the Enron bankruptcy court. These represent only a portion of the many transactions that the Examiner analyzed, but constitute a large number of the transactions with respect to which he focused on the conduct of attorneys. In most of these cases, the Examiner found that Enron's lawyers potentially could be liable to the company under various causes of action. In some instances, the Examiner did not find potential liability. These transactions are included in my discussion, however, because they can be used to explore certain ethical issues that can arise in transactional practice. The Examiner sometimes provides enough detail that it is possible to construct a tentative description of how things may have unfolded as they did. In these instances, the deals have particular pedagogical value by providing an opportunity to identify and discuss why lawyers did not recognize potential warning signs. In other cases, the details are sparser. These transactions are most useful as the basis for posing questions based either on the actual events or hypothetical variations on them. Finally, some deals afford an opportunity both to suggest possible explanations for behavior as well as to generate questions for discussion.
Regan, Milton C., "Teaching Enron" (2005). Georgetown Law Faculty Publications and Other Works. 313.
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Most parts of the world today have become digitized. From e-commerce and online banking to social media sites and YuTube, people have become more and more reliant on their computers for performing every-day tasks. Not so many years ago, the idea of a 3D printer that was able to transform a digital file into a 3D functional object seemed like the stuff of medical dramas and sci-fi novels. Today, 3D printing is becoming an increasing trend as the boundaries of design and building are being pushed and remapped. Also known as 'additive manufacturing', the process of 3D printing involves the creation of a 3-dimensional solid item from a digital file. When it comes to 3D printer objects, the sky seems to be the limit as more and more interesting and functional items are being created via 3D printers every day. Exploring some of the most interesting created created with a 3D printer takes us down the rabbit hole of future technology.
Based out of Phoenix, Arizona, Local Motors plans to turn the automobile industry upside down with the application of the 3D printing process to create customized functional vehicles. The world's first 3D printed car was based on a design that was the winner of a design competition. The 2014 International Manufacturing Technology show in Chicago saw the first printed vehicle, and it more than impressed the media, to say the least. Local Motors already has plans in the works to print another car, and the goal is for their next car to be road-ready. Their long-term plans include opening up a possible 50 microfactories around the world; these companies will be able to 3D print vehicles like the Strati that are 100-percent functional and road-ready. Printed in 44 hours from a durable ABS/carbon fiber composite material, the first 3D printed car has caused waves for the future of the automobile industry.
A process called 'bioprinting' has come into the limelight over the last couple of decades as a revolutionary medical concept with numerous possibilities. The printing of human tissues promises great change for the future of medicine regarding regrowing failing organs, curing ailments, and growing replacement body parts. What initially seemed like the stuff of unrealistic medical dramas has become a reality, and the printing of Vincent Van Gogh's ear from loving tissue proves just that. One of the most famous artists of all time, Vincent Van Gogh became as famous for cutting off his own ear as he did for his expressionist paintings. Most impressive about this is the fact that the ear was printed from living tissue of a relative of Van Gogh's. As the ear was made from living tissue, it is technically alive and can actually hear.
Imagine having a full-sized concrete castle in your own backyard? For Andrey Rudenko, he doesn't have to imagine it; it's a reality. Rudenko used a large-scale 3D printer he built himself to construct his backyard castle made of concrete. Rudenko's ultimate goal is to 3D print a home. Whether Rudenko will build and choose this home for himself, he is an interesting person to follow as his 3D-printing genius will likely push the boundaries of construction for years to come. Being able to build his own 3D printers and the finished objects makes Rudenko a person to watch.
Although this building was printed in sections, it is still considered a 3D-printed building. China-based company WinSun designed and constructed a 6-story office building that represents their future goals of expanding their 3D building plans to include homes and other buildings. The office building is not only impressive to look at, but features informed walls, is fully functional and earthquake-safe. WinSun seemed to emerge on the scene dramatically with the printing of this office building and have big plans for the future. Using approximately 60-percent less construction materials that with normal building methods, the 3D printing method could be the answer for saving precious resources in the future. The cost-saving effect of using less material is not only good for the bottom line, but also for the environment, and for builders who can put more time and energy into the design process.
Created by Lance Abernathy, two 3D-printed functioning miniature tools were created: a saw and a drill. Originally, Abernathy's printing of a working version of a drill garnered such praise that he was inspired to also create a working circular saw. While these tools don't have a huge range of applications due to their size, it is still an impressive accomplishment that could influence the future of the power-tool industry. As a culture, we've been fascinated by the ability to create things in miniature for donkey's years, but being able to create miniatures of power tools, things that can actually function, is a step beyond our cultural fascination with the world of teeny-tiny.
South African Engineer, Hans Fouche, 3D printed the world's first working lawnmower. Fouche used a large-scale 3D printer that was a garage project entitled 'the Cheetah'. After printing other objects such as a vacuum cleaner and furniture, he turned his attention to a ABS lawnmower, and it took only nine hours to print. Perhaps the landscaping industry will be yet but another niche where 3D-printed objects can find a market.
Since 3D printing seems like something out of a sci-fi novel, why not take 3D printing to space? NASA and an American company, Made in Space, sent a rocket into space containing a 3D printer. The first 3D print from space was a faceplate of the printer itself, but since then, NASA has gone on to 3D print numerous objects in space, one of which was a wrench that was e-mailed from earth. When it comes to 3D printing objects in space, what could be more out of this world than that?
While certainly one of the most controversial items to be 3D printed, Cody Wilson's Liberator handgun is still an impressive 3D-printing accomplishment. Made in partnership with his company, Defense Distributed, before being forced by the government to remove the online plans, files were shared, launching a lawsuit between Wilson and the company and the State department. This 3D-printed item certainly initiates conversations regarding ethics and the 3D-printing world, a conversation that is likely to grow and continue as the industry evolves into the future.
The Company, Embryo 3D, has responded to the wishes of parents to hold their unborn children, or at least as close to that as they can get. With prenatal images, Embryo 3D was also to create 3D sculptures of people's unborn children. The company uses full scans taken by medical professionals, and they use those scans to produce high-quality and anatomically-correct 3D prints constructed from heavy-duty plaster and plastic. For an additional cost, clients can also have their future children cast in metal for an even more durable keepsake. The company's founder, Ivin Griffin, formed the idea after hearing of parents' desire to convert their child's scans into something tangible. This could also have a place in the world of grieving in cases of miscarriage and infant deaths where parents can have a legitimate and tangible representation of their lost child.
Well, what's left in terms of super cool 3D-printed items? Food, of course. The pop-up London restaurant, Food Ink, opened back in 2016 for a mere three days, but that opening will go down in history. Food Ink holds the title of the world's first 3D food-printing establishment. Using printers supplied by a Dutch company called byFlow, Food Ink created a number of dishes made from 3D-printed ingredients like hummus, peas, chocolate, cheese, and dough. They further ran with the theme by ensuring that all the utensils, furniture and decor accessories inside the pop-up restaurant were also made from 3D printing. Food Ink provided their customers with a one-of-a-kind culinary experience. Marrying the dining experience with future technology allows people to literally and figuratively taste a possible future for the restaurant industry.
Have you enjoyed this list of the top 10 most interesting things to be 3D printed? From medical marvels to construction feats, usable tools, and even food, 3D printing seems to be a wave of the future capable of revolutionizing a number of industries. In terms of the evolution of technology, taking place over the last 30 years, 3D printing is a relatively new development. As such, it is fascinating how quickly it has developed and just how many items have already been successfully 3D printed. From the health-care industry to the restaurant industry, and many in between, 3D printing seems to have a niche in a number of marketplaces. 3D printing: is is really that surprising? For many, it still represents the extremes of technological advancement, while others see it as a logical step along the chain of evolutionary technology.
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What Is Gabapentin and What's It Used For?
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Gabapentin is a prescription drug that's garnering a lot of attention right now because of its abuse potential. Gabapentin isn't a new drug, but it's increasingly being seen in drug overdoses involving opioids. So what is gabapentin, what is gabapentin used for and do people use gabapentin to get high?
What is Gabapentin?
How Does Gabapentin Work?
What is Gabapentin Used For?
How Is Gabapentin Used?
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Gabapentin and Suicidal Thoughts or Behaviors
Gabapentin High and Abuse
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The Takeaway—What is Gabapentin?
First and foremost, what is gabapentin?
Gabapentin is a prescription anticonvulsant drug primarily used for the prevention and control of epileptic seizures.
Gabapentin is also a treatment for nerve pain related to shingles in adults. This antiseizure drug is available under the brand name Neurontin, as well as Gralise.
There are quite a few off-label uses for gabapentin as well including for the treatment of different types of nerve pain, fibromyalgia, and restless leg syndrome.
Gabapentin was first approved in 1993, and a generic version of the drug has been available in the U.S. since 2004.
There is currently research looking at the potential to use gabapentin to treat mental health disorders like anxiety and depression too.
People often wonder how does gabapentin work. Gabapentin is believed to work by affecting the brain and central nervous system.
When gabapentin is used as a treatment for seizures, it is thought to reduce nerve impulse firing that leads to those seizures. Gabapentin likely stabilizes electrical activity occurring in the brain and also impacts how nerves send messages from the body to the brain.
Specific details of how gabapentin works include:
Gabapentin may affect electrical signals that build up in the nerve cells, and it affects brain neurotransmitter activity. Neurotransmitters are naturally occurring body chemicals that are integral in the sending of messages between nerves.
GABA is a natural neurotransmitter that calms nerve activity and keeps the activity balanced in the brain—gabapentin seems to increase the production of GABA.
Gabapentin may also affect glutamate, another neurotransmitter that causes nerve excitement. It is believed to be part of epileptic seizures and the sending of pain signals to the brain. Doctors and researchers believe gabapentin helps reduce the amount of glutamate released in the brain.
Gabapentin's primary use is for the treatment of epileptic seizures, but there are other uses as well. These include:
The treatment of partial seizures
Central neuropathic pain
Off-label uses not currently approved by the FDA include for the treatment of anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, and insomnia. It's estimated that around 90% of gabapentin use is to treat off-label conditions.
Gabapentin is used orally in tablet form primarily. The dosage of gabapentin someone uses depends on individual factors and the condition being treated. An example of common gabapentin dosages include:
For partial seizures, someone might take a 300 mg dose of gabapentin by mouth every eight hours. This may go up to 600 mg taken orally every eight hours.
For the treatment of postherpetic neuralgia, someone might start with a once-a-day 300 mg dose of gabapentin, and then move to taking a 300 mg dose of gabapentin every 12 hours.
Along with the question of "what is gabapentin" often comes another question, which is what the side effects are. There are common side effects but also potentially severe side effects. Some of the gabapentin side effects may include:
Loss of muscle coordination
Excessive sleep
Repetitive eye movement
Slurring
Water retention leading to swelling in the arms, hands, legs and feet
Changes in mood
While it's considered a rare side effect of gabapentin, suicidal thoughts or behaviors can occur when someone uses this medication. The possibility of suicidal thoughts or behaviors to occur when someone uses gabapentin led the FDA to issue a warning in 2009.
There are now packaging inserts not only with gabapentin but some other anticonvulsant drugs that mention this risk.
Some studies have also shown that the use of gabapentin in people with bipolar disorder almost doubles the rate of suicidal ideation.
Gabapentin is one of the most commonly prescribed drugs in the United States. In 207, it was the fifth-most prescribed drug in the country. Much of this is related to the crackdown on the prescribing of opioids occurring in the U.S. Due to the opioid epidemic; many doctors have to look outside of opioid pain medications to treat pain in their patients, so they've started using gabapentin.
Gabapentin is widely available, and it's not a federally controlled substance, unlike opioids.
That widespread availability coupled with the effects of the drug has led to growing gabapentin abuse.
People wonder can you get high from gabapentin. The answer is maybe. Gabapentin is not an opioid, but it can create a relaxing effect that some users describe as being similar to marijuana. While a gabapentin high on its own isn't very powerful, what's more common is for people to use gabapentin with other drugs such as opioids to increase the high.
A study published in the Addiction journal in 2016 found that around a fifth of the people who abuse opioids also misuse gabapentin. Another study that looked at adults in the Appalachian region of Kentucky found that 15 percent of research participants who abused opioids had also used gabapentin in the previous six months to get high.
Due to the growing abuse of gabapentin, many states have taken their own measures to curb how much is prescribed. For example, Kentucky recently classified gabapentin as a controlled substance and many states are considering doing something similar.
There have also been moves in Tennessee, Virginia, Ohio and several other states to control how much gabapentin doctors prescribe.
It is possible to get addicted to gabapentin, although it's not common to become addicted to the drug on its own. What's more common is for people to develop polysubstance addictions—often to opioids and gabapentin. Another combination people may utilize are gabapentin and benzodiazepines like Xanax.
While gabapentin addiction on its own isn't very addictive, physical dependence can form. When someone is dependent on gabapentin if they don't gradually taper down their dosage, they may experience withdrawal symptoms.
Gabapentin withdrawal symptoms can include:
In severe cases, gabapentin withdrawal can include delirium and withdrawal seizures.
The development of tolerance and dependence can occur in recreational gabapentin users as well as people who use it medically. For most people, gabapentin withdrawal symptoms will start to occur within 12 hours after taking the last dose, and up to 7 days after the last dose.
So far we've answered key questions about gabapentin including what is gabapentin, what is gabapentin used for and what are gabapentin side effects.
Another frequent question is "can you overdose on gabapentin."
The answer is yes, you can.
In fact, one of the reasons Kentucky made gabapentin a controlled substance is because of how frequently it's reported as part of overdose deaths in the state. According to data from the coroner's office in Kentucky, gabapentin was involved in almost one-fourth of all of the state's overdose deaths. Reports go on to say gabapentin shows up in about 1 in every three overdose deaths that occur there.
Gabapentin on its own isn't a very strong drug, so to feel effects, someone would need to take very high doses, which is one reason overdoses can occur.
Gabapentin is also a central nervous system depressant, as are opioids, alcohol, and benzodiazepines. When someone combines gabapentin with another central nervous system depressant, it increases the likelihood that they will experience respiratory depression and an overdose.
To sum it up, what is gabapentin? Gabapentin is not an opioid, but it is a central nervous system depressant primarily for the treatment of seizures, as well as nerve pain. It's also being used off-label for various purposes including the treatment of chronic pain.
What are gabapentin side effects? Most are mild such as drowsiness or dizziness, but severe side effects can occur, like suicide ideation.
Finally, what is gabapentin abuse? Gabapentin abuse most often occurs when someone combines the drug with other substances and in particular, opioids. This increases the feeling of being high, but also the risks of becoming addicted and overdosing.
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Ghelani, Rita. "Gabapentin: uses, dose, side effects and warnings." Netdoctor. March 17, 2017. Accessed April 13, 2019.
Rodriguez, Carmen Heredia. "New on the streets: Gabapentin, a drug for nerve pain and a new target of misuse." STAT. July 6, 2017. Accessed April 13, 2019.
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Does the forum software support polls?
Sorry I can not see where you can create a poll but I might have something turned off in the user panel that I do not know about.
Is it part of the attachment area ie a certain file needed?
How about the load area light turning off when the car is locked, like the other interior lights?
Ok thanks to ChrisMiller's suggestion it would appear the mods can create a poll which I am hoping Phevy will set one up for us so we can work out what suggestions are most popular and it will not be just left up to me to decide which ones look to be the most popular and then put on that list.
Now we have time as I am only trying to work with MMC at the moment on those drive battery items on the list. I am sorry if that appears selfish of me but I have been trying to sort them out for awhile and I just want to finish them off once and for all.
But I will work through that list as quickly as I can.
Don't you have a "middle" setting? If I remember mine is "Off","Auto","On"
I had to split it in two, as a poll can only have 10 items.
I would like to be able to lock the vehicle and leave the A/C on a set temp. for these reasons 1. Running errands. 2. Leaving dog in car.
Edit: I know it can be done using correct lock settings (unlock driver door only) then locking all doors then exiting vehicle and using the actual key to lock drivers door but this is a PITA.
I'd like to be able to swap units from miles to kilometres, when passing from UK to Europe.
Much easier for adhering to speed limits, which they seem to be tightening-up on now.
Hey, just say thank you from me.
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We offer Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu tips for beginners at Sparta Academy in Los Angeles. Those of us who have been a part of Sparta Academy for a while, know that beginners of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu usually have a lot of questions about how to get started, or they are hungry for information on being successful with training. Even if you have been on your journey for years, you might be looking for ways to improve, so we created this handy guide of tips to improve at BJJ.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu is a physically demanding sport. It helps to have a good fitness base before starting any serious training. Cardio fitness, strength training, and flexibility all play a major role in your success. We're not saying you can't start even if you are not physically fit, but committing to a cross-training regimen is a great BJJ tip for beginners. If your body is in prime condition, you can focus on techniques instead of how much you are struggling to breathe or move.
You might be in a hurry to advance in your Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practice, but this is a discipline that emphasizes perfection as a method of progress. Rather than worrying about learning new techniques, it's better to focus on mastering each one – perfecting form and function. In this way, as you move on to new techniques and forms, you will genuinely be experiencing mastery-over-proficiency, which is the goal.
One of the most powerful Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu beginner techniques you can master is your breath. Students tend to focus on escapes, submissions, sweeps, and counters, but your breath is what brings life and strength to every single move. It draws your focus and energy inward. When sparring, pay attention to your opponents breathing, as this can provide valuable clues about how they are managing their own breath and energy.
Ready to Get Started With BJJ?
Contact Sparta Academy today to check out our facilities and begin your Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu training in Los Angeles. Our team are dedicated teachers and ready to get you from beginner to the next level. The only thing holding you back is you.
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For example, all floor fitters who have completed the prestigious Master Installer course, designed for those with around two years' experience, have their contact details listed on a dedicated section of www.quick-step.co.uk, which has received an average of 200 consumer views a month since June 2012. Master Installers are also able to offer homeowners a free two-year installation warranty to provide complete peace of mind.
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Other benefits available to those who complete the Master Installer course at the Quick-Step Academy include being eligible to work towards an NVQ qualification, access to Quick-Step product swatches and promotional marketing materials including van stickers, and the ability to purchase specially designed Master Installer clothing. Master Installers can even advance to become a government-approved Trustmark Scheme Member for extra professionalism.
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The Americas International Meeting on Electrochemistry and Solid State Science was a joint international conference of the 234th Meeting of The Electrochemical Society (ECS), the XXXIII Congreso de la Sociedad Mexicana de Electroquimica (SMEQ) and the 11th Meeting of the Mexico Section of the Electrochemical Society. It was well attended with worldwide representation including industrial organisations such as BASF (Germany), Toyota (Japan), Umicore (Belgium), Tanaka (Japan), Johnson Matthey (UK) and a wide range of academics. The conference contained up to twenty-five parallel sessions. The original searchable conference programme is available online.
'Open-Software Tools for the Analysis of Electrochemical Impedance Spectra' by M. D. Murbach and D. T. Schwartz (University of Washington, USA), presented electrochemical impedance spectroscopy analysis via open source Python code. The code is available from GitHub (USA) to be freely pip installed as 'impedance.py'. Within the new code there are functions that have been created which simplify coding and the analysis allows new user impedance models to be integrated using '.fit' and '.predict'. Altair declarative visualisation in Python was used to aid understanding of data and prepare graphics. Furthermore, a web-based physics-based electrochemical impedance model is currently under development and the current version is freely accessible as 'Impedance Analyzer' (1).
'Multiphase Porous Electrode Theory' by R. B. Smith and M. Z. Bazant (Massachusetts Institute of Technology, USA), presented the open source software multiphase porous electrode theory (MPET). Non-equilibrium thermodynamics models of porous electrodes (2) previously described in the literature were considered for generating an active material model. This was expanded to allow addition effects such as stress effects and other variables beyond merely the concentration parameter. The Newman model was compared with the phase field model. The phase field model suggests that surface concentration remains high for a phase segregating particle and provides different predictions about failure modes such as lithium plating at carbon anodes. Reaction rate models such as Butler-Volmer and Marcus-Hush were compared next (3). It was proposed that some use of 'film resistance' may otherwise be attributable to a Marcus-Hush-Chidsey (MHC) mechanism. To illustrate this the graphite thermodynamic model using Butler-Volmer model with film contributions was applied to single particle real-time delithiation experimental data (4). This work was subsequently applied to Samsung electrodes with data collected by Samsung (South Korea) and Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT, South Korea). This model accurately described the surface concentrations measured. Although the timescales with the Butler-Volmer film model were also shown to match experiment for lithium iron phosphate (LFP) polarisation, Marcus type kinetics were able to more accurately match the polarisation curvature. Thus, although metallic like materials can be modelled with Butler-Volmer film-type model, MHC kinetics extended to concentrated solutions should be considered for non-metallic materials.
'Use of Lithium Iron Phosphate (LFP) Batteries as Piezoelectrochemical Materials to Increase Low-Frequency Mechanical Energy Harvesting' by J. I. Preimesberger, S. Kang and C. B. Arnold (Princeton University, USA), described the ideal concept device which is anticipated to provide a flat voltage profile with suitable expansion of at least one electrode to provide the necessary voltage effect due to strain. Having a low change in potential with respect to charge helps with energy harvesting though LFP is not initially the obvious choice if based on the resulting comparison of coupling constants with lithium nickel manganese cobalt oxide/silicon (NMC/Si) or lithium cobalt oxide/graphite (LCO/G) batteries. Cycling was performed at 8 MPa mechanical energy harvesting at 28 μHz and 10 hours per cycle. Actual output was on the order of 0.1–0.4 mV using a 10 Ω resistor. Higher K yields a higher potential output whereas lower differential voltage (dV/dQ) yields a longer power output. The author utilised commercial cells for ease of set up.
'Solid State Organic Ionic Plastic Crystals and Composite Materials for Energy Storage' by P. C. Howlett et al. (Deakin University, Australia), demonstrated the use of organic ionic plastic crystals (OIPCs) as solid electrolytes compatible with lithium metal. Typically, OIPCs use similar anions to those of ionic liquids, though the anions are usually symmetric. An archetypal OIPC is P1224+PF6− in which differential scanning calorimetry showed four solid phases with 1 mS cm−1 conductivity in phase one at 120–150°C just prior to melt. Addition of an anion matched lithium salt resulted in two-phase formation with a liquid phase that percolates through the solid with similar high conductivities observable as low as 20°C. This sort of material was applied to a lithium ion battery construction to yield reasonable performance (5). Unfortunately, these materials are too soft to serve as a standalone solid separator so ceramic particles were added to improve mechanical strength however lithium ion mobility was hindered due to particle surface confined lithium concentration. The lithium transference number in these systems was measured between 0.1–0.44. Polymer (polyvinylidene fluoride) particles were coated with OIPC and used to construct LFP and NMC cells with improved lifetime under normal and accelerated test conditions (6, 7). This work was also extended to sodium-doped OIPCs.
'A Route to High Energy Density Co-free Cathode Materials' by G. Ceder (University of California, Berkeley, USA) discussed rock-salt materials as Li-ion cathodes which can percolate at only 10% lithium excess. The probed metal chemistries included manganese, iron, vanadium, nickel with molybdenum, niobium, titanium, zirconium used for charge compensation. The deformation modes of the octahedra into normal modes showed that d0 elements are most suitable due to accommodating distortion (8). For example with Li(Ni0.5Ti0.5)O2 vs. Li(Ni0.5Mn0.5)O2, the Ti-based material was claimed as impossible to make ordered while the Mn-based material was very difficult to make disordered. Excellent transmission electron microscopy (TEM) micrographs were shown which visualised the diffusion channels for a disordered rock-salt material. However, lithium excess and disorder can lead to oxygen redox activity. By fluorinating, the same lithium excess could be utilised while maintaining a higher level of transition metal thus reducing the oxygen redox capacity. For example (Li1+x M1-x )(O2-y Fy ) was successfully prepared at up to y = 0.2 and differential electrochemical mass spectrometry data showed less than 25% oxygen loss (9). The author utilised an interesting approach for materials design by ab initio calculation of ternary phase diagrams of lithium fluoride, metal oxides and charge compensators (i.e. lithium niobite). High energy ball milling was used to prepare Li2Mn2/3Nb1/3O2F which gave negligible oxygen evolution on charging up to 5 V (10). This approach was anticipated to provide up to 1000 Wh kg−1. When queried on mobility of d0 elements during operation, the author noted that dissolution issues were seen with Mo6+ but not Ti4+ or Nb5+.
'Multiscale Simulation of the Fabrication Process of Lithium Ion Battery Electrodes' by A. A. Franco et al. (CNRS, France) presented results from the European Research Council (ERC) Project 'ARTISTIC'. Slurries are challenging to model as one should include electrostatic forces, Van der Waals, steric, hydrodynamic and Brownian forces, as well as multiple size scales from 1 nm to 100 nm to 10 μm. Coarse grained classical molecular dynamics was applied (LAMMPS 1/1000 in volume) to construct an 'equilibrated slurry' containing NMC, carbon, binder and solvent. Artificial intelligence was utilised to parametrise the force fields to match experimental results such as viscosity as a function of shear rate. Drying of layers was simulated which interestingly showed higher porosity for near maximised active material content at 95% (11). Subsequently, the dry layer was 'meshed' in order to solve the Newman model related equations to explicitly solve the battery electrochemical performance. Capacity cycling was predicted and confirmed to yield capacity ranking 85%>90%>95% active material content. Excellent results with fine grained resolution of lithium concentration in the active material were determinable at any state of charge with less than 10% uncertainty. The model is anticipated to be published open source sometime during 2019.
'New Battery Chemistries enabled by Advanced Aqueous, Non-aqueous and Hybrid Electrolytes' by K. Xu (US Army Research Laboratory, USA) identified fluorosolvents, sulfones and bisalt ethers as useful groups to enable new electrode materials. The battery materials interfaces (solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) and cathode electrolyte interphase (CEI)) were attributed as extending the electrochemical stability window of a given solvent by better matching the lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) at an SEI and the highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) at the CEI. To manipulate the interphase, super concentration could be used or a HOMO/LUMO affecting additive. Fluorine source for interphases can be derived from fluoroethylene carbonate (FEC), 3,3,3-fluoroethylmethyl carbonate (FEMC) or 1,1,2,2-tetrafluoroethyl-2′,2′,2′-trifluoroethyl ether (HFE). Using 1 M LiPF6 in FEC:FEMC:HFE performance cycling with symmetric lithium metal revealed greater than 99.2% coulombic efficiency (CE) over 500 cycles with ultra-low overpotential. The same electrolyte was used in a Li/NMC 811 cell with 90% capacity retention at 450 cycles with 99.93% CE. With lithium cobalt phosphate/lithium (LCP/Li) the electrolyte enabled 93% capacity retention over 1000 cycles and greater than 99.9% CE. Investigation of these interfaces was published recently. Next the author considered the high voltage conversion material iron(III) fluoride (FeF3) showing very high CE with greater than 400 mA g−1 capacity over 1000 cycles (12). Next sulfolane data exhibited greater than 75% capacity retention at the 1000th cycle for a few battery chemistries (13). Water and non-aqueous electrolyte hybrid mixtures have been employed which enable a 4 V electrochemical stability window (14).
'Dual Coatings, Triple the Benefit: A Study in ALD Surface-Modifications to Nickel-Rich Architectures' by B. K. Hughes et al. (Forge Nano, USA) provided examples based on improvements on the state of the art. Data for improved LCO was demonstrated with niobium coating. Coated NMC was demonstrated to obtain lifetime and high potential operation. The cell total lifetime benefited further with an atomic layer deposition (ALD) coated graphite anode (cycled 6C:1C). Metal dissolution analysis was used to show that though little effect was seen during the first 25 cycles, much less dissolved cobalt was found after 100 cycles. Comparison of coated NMC vs. pristine NMC found no change to manganese and nickel dissolution.
'LiNi0.6Mn0.2Co0.2O2 Dry-Coated with Nano-Alumina as Positive Electrode Material' by L. Zheng and M. N. Obrovac (Dalhousie University, Canada) presented a coating method designed to modify surface chemistry, to suppress transition metal dissolution and to scavenge fluoride ions. The dry coating method was referred to as mechanofusion. It is designed to impact small particles onto the surface of larger particles (15). NMC 622 was coated with a dense layer of 3% aluminium oxide (Al2O3) for 30 minutes at 1400 rpm mechanofusion. The process reduced the material density from 4.78 g cm−3 to 4.34 g cm−3 and reduced the Brunauer, Emmett and Teller (BET) surface area by half. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) results illustrated that the surface coating was retained after ink and electrode processing. Cycling performance showed 100% capacity retention after 60 cycles (16).
'Rational Design of 3-D Current Collectors and Interfaces for Stabilized Li Metal Anodes' by K. H. Chen, A. J. Sanchez and N. P. Dasgupta (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA), the goal of this work was to suppress dendrites by high surface area deposition of lithium metal. Carbonised electrospun polyacrylonitrile was shown as an example of a three-dimensional (3D) current collector concept from prior literature (17). In this work, copper pillars were grown by electrodeposition via polycarbonate membrane masking with pillars of differential sizes. 10 μm pillars with 25 μm spacing showed an improvement in residual dead lithium however 2 μm pillars with 5 μm spacing gave a compact layer. At 0.2 μm pillars with 0.5 μm spacing there was very non-uniform surface lithium plating with a large amount of residual lithium when stripped. Cycling data showed up to double the lifetime for the 2 μm pillars compared to flat copper. Further work investigated lithiophilic coatings to reduce the nucleation barrier. The first example chosen was ALD zinc oxide (ZnO) coating on flat copper which exhibited a smoother surface after lithium stripping. The same coatings were applied to 2 μm and 0.2 μm pillared samples. The cycle life for the 2 μm sample was extended to triple that of the flat copper foil. With 10 μm long and 2 μm diameter pillars the CE of 99.3% was retained when cycled to 2 mAh. Data on the results from 0.2 μm was not provided. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS) results showed that all of the lithium was plated on top and the zinc was kept at the copper surface. In a following presentation from Dalhousie University (Canada), zinc was also successfully used to reduce the lithium plating nucleation barrier, down-selected from a wide range of other metals, with gold having been the only better option found.
'Electrolyte Studies Centred Around a Substituted Lithium Cobalt Phosphate Cathode Material' by S. A. Delp, J. L. Allen and T. R. Jow (US Army Research Laboratory, USA) showed data demonstrating that vinyl carbonate is not an option for high voltage cathodes due to poor oxidative stability. Various options were identified for discussion such as lithium difluoro(oxalato) borate (LiDFOB); tris(trimethylsilyl) borate (TMSB); tris(trimethylsilyl) phosphate (TMSP); fluoroethylene carbonate (FEC); and 1,1,1,3,3,3-hexafluoro-2-propanol (HFPiP). LiDFOB was confirmed to react on both electrode surfaces as well as most of the other compounds. Interestingly, lithium hexafluorophosphate (LiPF6) was found to help passivate the anode to mitigate continuous electrolyte decomposition. The passivating effect did not exist in the presence of some of the additives. Upon full charge cycle and lifetime analysis, TMSB was found to enable the most stable charge profile and CE.
'Safe, High-Energy-Density, Solid-State Li Batteries' by E. D. Wachsman (Maryland Energy Innovation Institute, USA) used aluminium ALD coating to prevent lithium carbonate (Li2CO3) formation by having formed lithium aluminate which was wetted well with lithium metal. Silicon partially coated on a pellet showed spontaneous wetting with contact on liquid lithium (18). Also, two other ALD coatings were shown to work. Li2MMn3O8 was used as the cathode material for samples manufactured using a solid oxide fuel cell tape-casting method. The work is currently being scaled from coin cell to 30 cm2 cell. 10 mA cm−2 cycling was recently achieved and it was demonstrated that operational cell failure can occur if the cell is driven beyond the lithium loading limit. The US Department of Energy (DOE) Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy (ARPA-E) Integration and Optimization of Novel Ion-Conducting Solids (IONICS) programme and the DOE Vehicle Technologies Office (VTO) fast-charge programme goals for current density were achieved in this work. 100% CE was demonstrated over 480 cycles. A new line of research is now investigating Li-sulfur. Sulfur loading has been increased from 1 mg cm−2 to 8 mg cm−2 with 100% CE over 300 cycles with 700 mAh g−1 capacity. A pouch cell was demonstrated to continue to operate after having been cut in half and left exposed to air. The modal pore size of the Li7La3Zr2O12 (LLZO) porous anode is 5 μm and 50–60% porous. 70% porosity was achievable by tape casting. 3D printing has enabled up to 85% porosity. Maintaining flatness during the scaling process is currently being investigated.
'Chemical and Electrochemical Stability of Fast Lithium Ion Conducting Garnet-Type Metal Oxides in H2O, Aqueous Solution, CO2, Li and S' by V. Thangadurai (University of Calgary, Canada) discussed the drive to move away from LiLaTiOx due to the lithium instability of the titanium. Initially niobium and tantalum were utilised, subsequently materials utilised substitutions of scandium, yttrium, indium or full replacement such as zirconium, tin, hafnium. For LLZO further substitutions were investigated. Increasing octahedral sites in this structure drive lithium ion conductivity. However, there is a lower activation energy profile for conductivity through the route of octahedral→tetrahedral→octahedral as compared to conduction through purely octahedral sites. Safety and stability in the presence of water, carbon dioxide and sulfur have been studied in detail (19). These materials can either rapidly or very slowly degrade in water depending on the B site metals. Proton transport evidence has been observed however further work is still necessary to understand the physics (20). Li6.5La2.5Ba0.5ZrTaO12 (LLBTZ) was shown to increase in conductivity after exposure to water. Exposure to CO2 forms Li2CO3 in all garnet materials. Garnets were shown to be stable in the presence of sulfur (21). A wet solution method for ZnO coating using surfactants was exhibited which has provided similar results for lithium metal wettability as ZnO by ALD (22).
'First-Principles Models of Phenomena at Li-Metal/Anti-Perovskite Li3OCl Solid Electrolyte Interfaces' by K. Kim and D. J. Siegel (University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA) used density functional theory (DFT) work to predict a 6.39 electron volt (eV) bandgap. SEM data suggests that lithium metal wets the surface and is stable in contact with Li3OCl. Bulk structures were modelled via Murnaghan equation of state. Gibbs free energy and chemical potential were calculated at 300 K and 1 atmosphere. Six surface models were used and the (100) plane appeared the most stable and the lithium metal (100) plane matches it well. The oxygen terminated sites have a calculated contact angle of 52.6 degrees whereas the chlorine terminated sites had a contact angle above 120 degrees. Interfacial interactions narrow the electrochemical window by 2 eV. Consequently, lithium metal does not reduce Li3OCl though it is unstable with respect to many cathode materials.
Interesting electrochemical analysis modelling and first principles modelling work was exhibited, some of which has been provided as open-source tools or will be soon provided. Key battery themes that were attended included lithium metal anodes, solid state conductive materials, interface engineering and electrolyte additives for stability. In relation to lithium metal anodes, there has been a surge of 'anode free' research and some consolidated understanding of lithium dendrite formation and control. Solid state conductor battery related sessions exhibited modelling work illustrating mechanistic detail for different materials. Interface engineering discussions included ALD coatings, mechanofusion and chemical routes to coatings. Electrolyte additives were well discussed by US Army Research Laboratory representatives amongst others, mainly focused on wholly fluorinated solvents or additives for good SEI stability and optimised overcharge protection.
Enrico A. Petrucco is currently a Senior Scientist in the Battery Materials Research department at Johnson Matthey, Sonning Common, UK. He graduated with a BSc in Physics from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, New York, USA, in 2004 and has 18 years' experience in the research and development of electrochemical materials. His current research interests include oxygen evolution catalysis, graphene and energy storage and conversion materials. He currently applies multidisciplinary studies to investigate next generation battery technologies.
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Wednesday, October 11, 5-7 pm, join me and 14+ other artists, plus representatives from Art New England, Canvas Fine Arts, Masterpiece Gallery, Dowel and JD Staron, for the Pop Goes the Easels art and wine reception, with bites from 75 on Liberty Wharf.
Last year's event was amazing, with tons of great art, brilliant guests and tasty snacks. This year is going to be even better!
Start your fine art collection today!
Me, in between, Tim Montgomery and Rita Fucillo, publishers of Art New England at Pop Goes the Easels, at the Boston Design Center, 2017.
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After Susan Cox, 61, of Saverna Park, Maryland donated a kidney to her husband a few months ago, he wanted to give her something extra special.
So he decided to bring her to the TODAY plaza for an Ambush Makeover.
Cox works as an accountant for the University of Maryland, and although she has worn her hair short for 30 years, she wanted a new look.
She was certainly happy with the one she received Thursday!
"Oh my gosh, wow," she said with a smile, admiring her new look in the full-length mirror on set. With a chic, wash-to-wear cut and a stylish leather jacket, we'd have to echo her sentiments.
"She looks fabulous," her husband agreed, beaming.
Next, P.J. Miller, who will turn 56 tomorrow, of Denville New Jersey, is the director of a Sunday school in her area. Her son and husband are traveling overseas, and she and her daughter were just having a fun girls' weekend when they decided to try for an Ambush Makeover.
Miller told the ladies that she feels like a "schlump," and really needs a pick-me-up. She also cuts her hair herself.
Her big reveal had her jumping up and down for joy ... and her daughter was just as thrilled.
"Oh my god ... oh Mom, you look so pretty," she commented tearfully.
Watch more Ambush Makeovers here!
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Andi so loves narrating audiobooks! Her many careers have ranged from taco stuffer to college administrator. A graduate of the renowned Interlochen Arts Academy (where she studied music, theatre and creative writing), Andi is a national gold medalist in prose interpretation and holds a B.A. in Speech Communication with an emphasis in writing and performance. For more than six years she has had the privilege of inspiring a love for literature as an elementary school librarian. She's passionate about her family, books, movies, TV, animals and most anything that catches her fancy. She finds her tortoise, Tungsten, endlessly fascinating.
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Many meatloaf recipes are used with breadcrumbs, and put sugary ketchup on top, and are therefore not keto. To make it keto, I use ground flaxseed (aka flaxmeal) in the recipe below to help keep it sturdy, and I use a sugar-free ketchup instead.
1/2 cup of sugar-free ketchup. I used Alterna Sweets Classic Tomato Ketchup, which I discovered from my monthly Keto Krate subscription box.
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Check internal temperature. It should be 160 F in the center. If not, bake in 5-10 minute intervals and keep checking temp until 160.
Rest for 5 or 10 minutes, then slice and enjoy!
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At long last, the city of Burbank has put the kibosh on nepotism within City Hall, with the City Council acting this week to put into place strict changes to existing policies. Division heads will no longer be allowed to hire family members into their departments. Nor will relatives of council members, the city manager, the assistant city manager or the management services director be hired.
There are even new restrictions involving dating situations. To some, that might seem overreaching; but now that city leaders are taking the problem to heart and taking steps to correct something they were apparently too timid to do earlier, it's understandable that the policy is so all-encompassing. City leaders would apparently like the issue resolved once and for all.
It's hard to believe it's taken so long for this remedy to be worked out; in 2011 we reported that the head of the Civil Service Board had discovered that every department in the city had engaged in the practice of hiring family members, a dicey policy that can — and did —lead to all sorts of problems. Morale issues that develop when a relative captures a prize job that might well have gone to someone more qualified are just the part of the problem. When nepotism is allowed, financial and other shenanigans are easier to hide; security is compromised.
We're glad to finally see the practice of nepotism curbed. It is imperative that citizens feel confident they can trust the city government to run a clean and fair operation.
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The new immigration bill that was announced by the UK Home Secretary Theresa May has generated a large amount of controversy. The bill has united lawyers, doctors, unions and, astonishingly, the UK Independence Party in opposition. On 9 October the Mrs Theresa May announced the bill that will include various measures which will supposedly curb the growing illegal immigration. Some of these include – Requirement of private landlords to check the immigration status of prospective tenants, Requirement that the the National Health Service to charge foreign nationals for treatment and increased fines for people who enter in sham marriages with foreigners just to allow them to stay in the country. According to the British Medical Association the implementation of the rule that all doctors should check the legal immigration status of their patients may costs million of dollars. Dr Richard Vautrey of the BMA told The Daily Mirror newspaper that such plans could be 'a bureaucratic nightmare' Additional criticisms of the bill came from various law and civil rights groups, which claim that the limited rights to appeal in cases of deportation because of illegal immigration that the bill enforces will lead to decreased equality in front of the rule of law. Even Nigel Farage who is the leader of the UK Independence Party criticized the bill which according to him goes against the principles of the libertarianism. He thinks that the requirement that fines should be imposed over doctors and landlord to check the immigration status of their patients and tenants basically transfers the duties of the Border Agency over them and is fundamentally wrong.
UK immigration office will introduce new application forms for many of its visa classes after 1dt October 2013. Most of the new forms are to be used for applications for most visa applications made in the UK under the UK's five tier points-based visa application system. From the UK Border Agency announced that they will allow applicants to use the old form for a short period of time that will end in 23 October 2013, after mthat only new forms will be accepted. The change in the application forms will be relevant for all visas that are from categories tier one, two, four and five.
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Q: R (RShiny) equivalent of layer_data function for other types of plots I am building an RShiny-app where I am creating a plot based on a data table which I can edit and another data table which I cannot. I eventually want to save all data points on the plot in a data table which I can display and export.
I have seen many ways to do this using ggplot (ie layer_data, ggplot_build), but no efficient ways when just using plot and lines. My plots will be getting quite complicated so it would be really helpful to find an easy way to do this rather than hardcoding everything in.
A very simple example of my code is below (Note: plots will be getting much more complicated than this. They will be line graphs, but I will just need the y values at each x value marked with a number on the x axis):
x <- data.frame('col_1' = c(1,2,3,4,5), 'col_2' = c(4,5,6,7,8))
y <- data.frame('col_1' = c(5,4,3,6,7), 'col_2' = c(1,2,3,4,5))
#import necessary libraries
library(shiny)
library(DT)
library(shinythemes)
library(rhandsontable)
#ui
ui <- fluidPage(theme = shinytheme("flatly"),
titlePanel("Test"),
sidebarLayout(
sidebarPanel(
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rHandsontableOutput('contents'),
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tabPanel("Plot", plotOutput("plot_1")) )
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server <- function(input, output, session) {
#data table
output$table_b <- renderTable(x)
indat <- reactiveValues(data=y)
observe({
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})
output$contents <- renderRHandsontable({
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#save updated data
test <- eventReactive(input$go, {
live_data = hot_to_r(input$contents)
return(live_data)
})
#plot
output$plot_1 <- renderPlot({
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# need a way to grab data from plot a create a table
})
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Q: fancybox: higher than viewport? I am using a fancybox to show some inline content on a listview. My problem is, that when the inline content is higher than the viewport, fancybox creates scrollbars inside the lightbox - but this is not the desiered effect. Instead i would like the lightbox/fancybox to addapt to the inline content, so that the scrollbar will be in the browser itself and not the lightbox.
Any ideas?
A: from api
autoScale = true => If true, FancyBox is scaled to fit in viewport
look on the api document for more option
http://fancybox.net/api
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Gun-maker can be sued over Sandy Hook shooting for how rifle was advertised, court rules
Connecticut Supreme Court issued the split decision
Daniel Acker/Bloomberg via Getty Images
A divided Connecticut Supreme Court ruled Thursday that gun manufacturer Remington can be sued for alleged wrongful marketing of its Bushmaster AR-15 rifle, which was used in the mass murder of children and teachers at Newtown's Sandy Hook Elementary School in 2012.
A lower court judge previously threw out a wrongful death lawsuit against the company, saying it violated a 2005 federal law called the Protection of Lawful Commerce Act. Justices reversed that ruling in a 4-3 decision, with the majority agreeing that under Connecticut's advertising laws, firearm companies may be held liable, The Associated Press reported.
Remington is being sued by the relatives of nine victims who were murdered in the massacre, and by one survivor. On Dec. 14, 2012, 20 children and six educators were killed at Sandy Hook Elementary School.
Attorney Joshua Koskoff, who represents the plaintiffs, told the AP, "The families' goal has always been to shed light on Remington's calculated and profit-driven strategy to expand the AR-15 market and court high-risk users, all at the expense of Americans' safety.
"Today's decision is a critical step toward achieving that goal," he added.
The lawsuit alleges that Remington has "for years sold AR-15s in a manner that foreseeably leads to the use of those weapons by unauthorized and unsafe users" by marketing them as weapons used by soldiers in battle.
The plaintiffs argue that the gun-maker "attract[ed] buyers by extolling the militaristic and assaultive qualities of their AR-15 rifles" by "advertising that the most elite branches of the military — including Special Forces, SEALs, Green Berets, and Army Rangers — have used them.
"A Bushmaster product catalog shows soldiers moving on patrol through jungles, armed with Bushmaster rifles," the lawsuit notes. "Superimposed over the silhouette of a soldier holding his helmet against the backdrop of an American flag is text that reads: 'When you need to perform under pressure, Bushmaster delivers.'"
A majority of Connecticut's high court agreed, citing the state's Unfair Trade Practices Act. In defending the ruling, Justice Richard Palmer wrote, "The regulation of advertising that threatens the public's health, safety, and morals has long been considered a core exercise of the states' police powers."
The dissenting justices argued that the majority was misreading the federal shield law in this "national question of first impression," the Washington Post reported.
Remington filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last year amid falling sales, heavy debts, and lawsuits against the firm. The company did not comment on Thursday's ruling.
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Montreal Alouettes vs. Toronto Argonauts - 10/18/19 CFL Pick, Odds, and Prediction
Home CFL Picks
Randy Chambers October 15, 2019 5:01 pm
Toronto Argonauts (3-12) vs. Montreal Alouettes (8-7)
CFL Football: Friday, October 18, 2019 at 7:00 pm (Molson Stadium)
The Line: Montreal Alouettes -10.5 -- Over/Under: 53 Click Here for the Latest Odds
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The Toronto Argonauts and Montreal Alouettes meet Friday in CFL action at Molson Stadium.
The Toronto Argonauts could use a win after losing six of their last eight games. The Toronto Argonauts have lost six of their last seven road games. McLeod Bethel-Thompson is completing 66.9 percent of his passes for 3,484 yards, 22 touchdowns and 13 interceptions. Bethel-Thompson has two or more touchdown passes in eight of his last 11 games. Derel Walker and SJ Green have combined for 1,937 receiving yards and nine touchdowns while Armanti Edwards has 51 receptions. The Toronto Argonauts ground game is averaging 73.9 yards per contest, and James Wilder Jr. leads the way with 405 yards and one touchdown. Defensively, Toronto is allowing 33.7 points and 441.3 yards per game. Abdul Kanneh leads the Toronto Argonauts with 65 tackles, Cleyon Laing has seven sacks and Alden Darby has three interceptions.
The Montreal Alouettes could use a win after splitting their last six games. The Montreal Alouettes have won their last four home games. Vernon Adams is completing 64.3 percent of his passes for 3,425 yards, 17 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. Adams has two or more touchdown passes in four of his last eight games. Geno Lewis and Quan Bray have combined for 1,677 receiving yards and eight touchdowns while DeVier Posey has 46 receptions. The Montreal Alouettes ground game is averaging 123.7 yards per contest, and William Stanback leads the way with 954 yards and five touchdowns. Defensively, Montreal is allowing 26.1 points and 423.1 yards per game. Patrick Levels leads the Montreal Alouettes with 77 tackles, John Bowman has eight sacks and Greg Reid has three interceptions.
The Argonauts are 8-22-1 ATS in their last 31 road games, 6-19-1 ATS in their last 26 games in October and 3-0-1 ATS in their last 4 vs. East. The Alouettes are 7-3 ATS in their last 10 home games, 0-4 ATS in their last 4 Friday games and 4-1 ATS in their last 5 games overall. The Argonauts are 0-4 ATS in their last 4 meetings in Montreal. The under is 19-7-1 in the last 27 meetings. The under is 41-19-1 in Alouettes last 61 vs. East. The over is 5-1 in Argonauts last 6 games overall.
The Toronto Argonauts have been awful this season both SU and ATS and they get blown out left and right on the road. The positive news is that three of the last five meetings between Toronto and the Montreal Alouettes have been decided by six or less points. The Montreal Alouettes are also winning at home this season by an average of just 2.4 points. While nobody should be running to the window to bet on the Argonauts, I have a hard time laying double-digit chalk with a team that doesn't exactly blow the doors off opponents. It's the points or pass.
Randy's Pick Toronto Argonauts +10.5
Edmonton Eskimos vs. BC Lions - 10/12/19 CFL Pick, Odds, and Prediction
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Ash Wednesday & The Democrats' Problem With The 'Catholic Vote'
This blast from the not-so-far-off past might speak to some current problems that CNN, as well as other mainstream media news organizations, might have in the coming 2020 election cycle.
Turner's Rep in Ashes---CNN Boss Called a Bigot After 'Jesus Freaks' Slur
Outraged leaders of Christian groups labeled Ted Turner a bigot yesterday after the Mouth from the South called staffers who wore ashes
on their foreheads for Ash Wednesday "Jesus freaks."
The CNN honcho, who once proclaimed that Christianity is "for losers," made the insulting remark in the network's Washington newsroom last Wednesday at a staff meeting that preceded a retirement party for anchor Bernard Shaw.
About 300 people were present and three or four staffers had ashes on their foreheads to mark Ash Wednesday.
Sources said Turner stared at one of the staffers and said, "I was looking at this woman and I was trying to figure out what was on her forehead. At first I thought you were in the earthquake" in Seattle that day.
As puzzled staffers furrowed their brows, the cable tycoon unleashed this zinger:
"I realized you're just Jesus freaks. Shouldn't you guys be working for Fox?"
Turner laughed, and there were a few titters in the audience, but most of the 300 people greeted the remarks with stony silence.
---New York Post 3/8/01
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Blog, Strategic Dialogues
The Russian presidential election and strategic posturing
Chris Lindborg Pena on February 27, 2012
Russia will hold its presidential election on Sunday and Vladimir Putin is expected to move from his current role as Prime Minister back to the presidential helm, for at least the next six years. Ahead of the election, he has ramped up the rhetoric on strengthening Russia's strategic posture, and has posed Russia as still being the only true global counterweight to U.S. military power.
On the campaign trail, Putin has raised his commitment to military modernization and last week wrote in Rossiyskaya Gazeta that he will prepare Russian forces to confront a wide array of advanced threats. He affirmed that his country will need to spend about billion, including on strategic missiles, during the next ten years. Russian security expert Dmitri Trenin of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace in Moscow noted that the character of this modernization reflects the old approach of focusing on the United States as Russia's main opponent, and could well be beyond what the country can afford. Putin has cited U.S. and NATO plans for ballistic missile defense as one of the reasons Russia needs to bolster its strategic forces. Yet he and other Russian leaders have issued this warning repeatedly over the years and well before the current political season. Putin has emphasized in recent days how Russian strategic parity with the United States is critical for ensuring global stability, and warned of a new potential arms race. The New START signing between the two countries in the spring of 2010 now seems a distant memory.
Putin has also called out the United States on its approach to Iran, accusing Washington of trying to change the regime in Tehran, and not only prevent it from pursuing nuclear weapons. Russia has steadfastly disapproved of the more recent and stringent sanctions imposed outside of the U.N. framework. In July last year, Russia put forward a step-by-step proposal for trying to resolve the crisis which is now back under consideration, having been dismissed earlier by the United States for being too lenient on Iran. Putin's expression of frustration goes deeper than political posturing, but also reflects genuine differences with the United States over economic and regional interests and perceptions over how to most effectively dissuade Iranian leaders from developing their own nuclear arsenal.
Even after the Russian elections are over, in the United States President Barack Obama will face his own election challenges that will make it difficult for him to devote attention or political capital to very public international diplomatic achievements, whether over arms control with Russia or Iran's nuclear program. Political opponents may likely characterize moves toward diplomacy as signs of weakness. The Pentagon's ongoing nuclear guidance review, which in part entails a re-analysis of how the United States should address Russian nuclear forces, has already stirred political opponents to warn against deep cuts after a recent leak to the Associated Press about various options under the highly secretive review.
Also this week, chief U.S. negotiator for the New START agreement, and now Acting Under Secretary of State for Arms Control, Rose Gottemoeller, is traveling to Berlin, Geneva, Warsaw and Vilnius to discuss future movements for nuclear and conventional arms control in Europe. For now, this type of hard work behind the scenes will be where the arms control action happens until Russian and U.S. leaders can again tone down rhetoric focused on threats, and more visibly commit to new progress, which looks daunting even outside of election season.
These are the personal views of the author.
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Chris Lindborg Pena 2012-02-27T09:22:35+00:00
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The aim of this paper is to study what happens when a slight perturbation affects the coefficients of a quadratic equation defining a variety (a quadric) in R^n. Structurally stable quadrics are those a small perturbation on the coefficients of the equation defining them does not give rise to a "different" (in some sense) set of points. In particular we characterize structurally stable quadrics and give the "bifurcation diagrams" of the non stable ones (showing which quadrics meet all of their neighbourhoods), when dealing with the "affine" and "metric" equivalence relations. This study can be applied to the case where a set of points which constitute the set of solutions of a problem is deffined by a quadratic equation whose coefficients are given with parameter uncertainty.
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Cover Stories – Connor Quinn and the Swan maiden
The story of Connor and the Swan maiden follows a familiar theme in folktale and one which some might find problematic in these times of heightened awareness of the power imbalance between male and female characters in so many traditional stories.
(Although I think if we tidy up and 'correct' our traditional tales we are potentially just pretending these things never existed/don't exist, better to be aware and discuss and also look for the stories that subvert these ideas, they are out there…)
In 'Connor Quinn and the swan maiden' the protagonist manages to capture a shapeshifting Swan woman by picking up her cloak and they marry. Many Selkie stories have a similar theme, the man usually concealing the Selkies sealskin to force her to remain with him.
But Beatrice (for that is the swan maidens name) is no passive victim here, she has power and agency, she is self assured and unafraid and her marriage to Connor is a bargain she strikes on her own terms.
Beatrice could leave whenever she wanted to, her feather cloak hung in her own chamber in plain sight to all. But she chooses to stay, honour her bargain and sample the human life for a while, (including bearing children for what I suspect from the story is the first time in her long life) maybe she stays out of curiosity? perhaps to punish her sisters for fleeing so readily when she was captured? The opening paragraph of the story makes it clear that her connection with them is a very close and elemental one but she then cuts them from her life very thoroughly for a while.
Personally I think it is curiosity, she has observed humanity for millennia and is looking for new experiences and new ways of being. To me she is a powerful nature spirit, uncompromising in her desires and decisions, when Connor breaks the terms she has set out she leaves immediately, taking their two children and rejoining the sisters whom she has shunned for seven years.
Beatrice is unashamed in her nakedness, she is unashamed of everything. There was no other way she could be for me. As she emerged almost luminous from the dark background I found myself a little in love with her myself, well, a lot in love with her to be honest. I took her to be framed immediately after scanning and she now hangs at the top of my stairs to greet me every morning.
I often wonder whether the heady, erotic opening passage of this story and the feeling that perhaps I was potentially looking at Beatrice through Connors eyes were what made me develop such a passionate attachment to this piece. But this is not a male gaze here, it is my gaze. My connection with her is of a different nature I think. I would be interested to know how you respond to her as well.
She does seem able to connect with other women too, when I asked Rab Fulton for permission to reproduce her story here, this was part of his reply:
'Your illustration added so much to the Galway Bay Folk Tales Book, and it still inspires me it is so beautiful.
I recently showed your illustration to a women's group in Galway. The group is made up of a mix of Traveller and Migrant women. I work with them to help them create stories for their children and friends.Anyway i wanted them to begin talking about folk tales. I deliberately chose not to tell them the story as i wanted them to make their own story using their own ideas and experiences. Instead I showed them your illustration to start a conversation going – and they were awestruck. It was incredible how your illustration really touched something in them and ignited their imaginations. So they've been working on a new swan maiden story, which we hope to publish in 2018. If you'd like to see a draft of that, give me a shout and i'll send it on to you.'
And here is the story in full, reproduced with the kind permission of Rab Fulton from his book for the History press of Galway Bay Folk tales.
Connor Quinn and the Swan maiden
One day as the light was fading Connor Quinn walked the length of the lake of his estate. When he came to the ancient ruins of his family's ancestral home, he sat down and looked at the water stretching away from him. A gentle breeze cooled him. The sun was low on the horizon and the rippling water glowed red and gold. As he rested he saw three swans moving gently on the water. Each bird was attired in feathers as white and dazzling as midnight stars and they moved with a grace and nobility that showed their superiority to any of nature's other creations.
As the creatures drew closer to the shore Connor was touched by a deep and terrible melancholy. Compared to the perfection and contentment of the three birds his struggle for wealth and power seemed pitiful. His whole live had been dedicated to bringing renewed honour and status to his family, but suddenly he understood that his name and his history had no more importance than a speck of dust in a giant's eye or grain of sand in the hand of God. The swans, on the other hand, seemed to Connor to exist with a complete disregard to the limits of time and space.
The swans moved across the lake, drawing nearer to the shore were Connor sat. The young man wiped his eyes and carefully hid himself behind a broken wall. Sending a wish and a prayer out to the infinite he peered over the ruin and saw, to his delight, that the swans were now stepping onto to the grassy bank some thirty or forty feet away. One of the creatures nodded its heads and stretched out its great white wings. Connor was horrified to see hands suddenly sprout out from the middle of the creature. With a sickening rip the hands tore the swan open and out stepped a young woman. The swan's form was now nothing more than a beautiful cloak, which the woman folded with great care and placed on a rock at the water edge.
The two other swans likewise opened up to reveal two more women, each of whom likewise folded her robe and placed it on the rock. The three women walked away from the lake until they came to a flat piece of ground only a few yards in front of Connor. Each of the women was similar in appearance, with copper skin, thick black hair and dark eyes. Even the curve of breasts and the musculature of limbs were replicated in each of the women. The only difference seemed to be in age, and so Connor knew that the three were sisters.
Before the gaze of the astonished young man the three swan women formed a small circle, facing outwards and clasping each other hands. First they dipped and curtsied, then stood upright and stretched towards the red and purple sky. It seemed to Connor that some invisible force was connecting the three for they moved with such perfect synchronicity: when one bowed, her sisters did the same; when one bent a knee, whilst stretching her arms wide, the movement was perfectly and instantly replicated by her two companions.
Then, with a gleeful yell each released her grip and leapt forward. Mesmerized Connor watched the youngest of the sisters stomp the grass with her naked feet, then slap her hands on the naked flesh of her thighs and belly. Her sisters too were yelling and jumping in a frenzy, their skin glowing scarlet in the dying sun's light, their hair a wild raven black aurora. As they spun and screeched sweat spun off the tips of their fingers and the point of their breasts and their musky scent filled Connor's nostrils and mouth, choking him and filling him with terror and lust and white hot sparks that blazed through his groin and his gut until in a sudden rush of madness he scrambled over the rock and ran roaring towards the women.
With a yelp the maidens ran to the lake. The older two grabbed a hold of their cloaks and in an instance transformed into swans. The younger sister tripped only a few feet from the rock. She cried out for help but her two sister beat their great white wings and took flight. Connor jumped over the fallen woman and snatched her swan cloak. With that he turned and walked all the length of the lake back to his own grand house. Not once did he turn around, for he knew the young woman had no option but to follow him. When he arrived home he went into his hall and walked towards the great hearth were logs blazed and spat. Holding the cloak before the fire he turned and faced the swan maiden.
There she stood in that great hall, with its tapestries and furnishings from all the corners of the world, with a hundred candles glittering and the great oak beams overhead. There she stood naked and defenseless, but no tears spilled from her dark eyes. Instead she stood proud and wary looking first at her cloak and then directly at Connor.
'I know what you want Connor Quinn,' she said, 'And I will be your wife, your willing wife, but only if you do two things for me. You must give up gambling for it is a childish folly and I have sworn never to become the bedmate of a fool or a boy. And you must never bring a member of the O'Brien family into this house, for they are an enemy to me and mine.'
Connor rang for a servant and asked for a bible to be brought for himself and clothing for swan maiden. He swore then to keep his side of the bargain and smiled as he made his pledge. Gambling was a pastime he good easily forgo, and the O'Brien family and Connor's family had for many centuries been the bitterest of foes and none had ever stepped a foot into the others dwelling.
So it was that Connor married the swan maiden. After they were wed Connor gave his wife her own chamber that opened onto the great hall. It was only then that she let him know her human name, Beatrice. The chamber contained everything a woman would need for comfort; a great bed, soft chairs, a box of sewing material, a rope to summon a servant at any time of the day or night. There was a large window that looked over the lake, and hanging from a hook on the wall was the beautiful swan cloak. Connor kept to his side of the bargain and his wife to hers and the cloak remained untouched as the months and the years went by.
Many sages have written and sang and extolled the innumerable virtues that go toward making a marriage successful. None though have ever mentioned the benefits of mistrust and uncertainty. Yet it was these two attributes that helped bring closeness between Connor and his wife. Having committed to sharing a life together they both were not sure what to do next. In the weeks following their wedding they kept a resentful distance from the other. Each assigned malign motives and desires to the other that with every day became blacker in the imagination. When finally they confronted each other it was only to discover that their fears lacked any foundation.
From that moment they both were more careful and attentive of the other's needs. One morning Connor came into the hall to find his table had not been set for breakfast. A servant was called for and an explanation demanded. 'The mistress of the house asked that we lay the Master's meal out in her chamber' explained the serving girl.
Connor went into his wife's chamber. There they both sat facing each other, a small table between them. They ate a little; they drank a little, and said not a word during the meal. With the meal over Connor attempted to break the uncomfortable silence.
'If you wish, I could have food put out by the lake for your two sisters.'
'That pair, they've food enough. What they need is a stick across their backs.'
'Why?'
'You know why. When I needed them most they fled.'
'Would you rather return to them?'
'Oh Connor, do you want rid of me now?'
'No. But I would not have it said that I forced you to live a life filled with sorrow.'
'And I would not have it said that I broke a pledge.'
'So you will stay.'
'I will.'
'In which case,' declared Connor with a grin, 'I will get a stout stick to teach your sisters a lesson.'
Beatrice smiled and shook her head. 'Oh dear husband, I pity the man who ever tried to hurt me or mine.' She put her hand on his. Her skin was soft and her grip firm. She kissed Connor on the cheek. 'If you are free this evening, perhaps you would care to join me for supper.' Sparks shot through Connor's belly, and he laughed at his fortune and his folly. 'Maybe,' he said and kissed his wife's hand.
A year after they were wed husband and wife were sat at the breakfast table. The previous twelve months had seen a change in Connor's fortune. Investments yielded stunning returns, merchants up in Galway City begged his patronage, powerful men took account of his views on the great politics of the state. Good fortune seeped into the very soil he walked on and the air that he breathed. His lake was packed with large and sweet tasting fish, the trees appeared wider and their foliage thicker. There was less sickness amongst his tenants and none could recall when last his crops had been bigger and more abundant.
'Who knows,' said Connor, ' maybe one day I could regain all the land my family once controlled here in Munster and up in Connacht. It would only be fitting; Queen Medb was my ancestor after all.'
'That would explain your nose,' said Beatrice. 'I thought I had seen it's like before.'
'Dear wife, you must be very distracted. Queen Medb lived a thousand years ago.'
'Was it that long ago? How strange.'
Connor took a bite of meat. His wife frowned, looked at her husband.
'Husband, I have unexpected news that terrifies me almost as much as it fills me with joy. I have a child in my belly.'
The birth, when it came six months later, was a long and agonizing enterprise. After twelve hours a trembling serving girl was sent with a message to Connor as he paced the great hall. 'The mistress fears she is dying, and begs you give her a good and Christian burial.'
'Can I see her? Should I call for her sisters?'
The serving girl curtsied and returned into the mistress's chamber. The door had no sooner shut than a shriek of pain and rage resounded through the building. The serving girl stepped back into the hall. 'Begging your pardon Master, but the Mistress says that you need not attend to her yet, nor send for her sisters.'
'What were her exact words,' demanded Connor? The girl's face reddened and she shook like the final leaf on a tree in an autumn storm.
'Come,' said Connor gently, 'a penny for an honest answer.'
'Well, begging your pardon master but the mistress only shook her head when I asked if you could see her. When I mentioned calling for her sisters, her reply was more loud and fulsome.'
'Her exact words please.'
'To be exact she said "My sisters can go to hell, and take the fool that dares consider inviting them."' Quickly the girl added; 'The midwife asked me to say that the mistress's response shows her strength and resilience.'
Connor laughed in relief and handed the girl a coin.
Beatrice endured ten more hours of pain, stabbing like a blade into womb as her body pushed and kneaded life into the child. Ten hours she suffered as none of her kind had ever suffered before. Ten hours of arduous agonizing journeying into motherhood and womanhood, with death and life alike attending her, each offering peace or punishment as the mood took them. At last a final scarlet stab between her legs and suddenly Beatrice was free of weight and of worry, as the wailing child was placed on her sweat soaked breast. 'Tell me husband he has a son.'
It is a rare achievement to balance ambition and contentment, yet for seven years Connor manage to do precisely that. Eighteen months after the birth of his son, Beatrice bore him a daughter. Now Connor had a child to inherit his estate and a child to offer in political marriage. Yet political calculation did not blunt the affection Connor felt for Beatrice and his children. As his income grew, so the great hall filled with the sound of merriment as the children crawled, walked and ran circles around parents and servants.
During summer the family walked the length of lake, taking food and drink to the ancient ruins. At first Connor was afraid to return to those ancient stones. 'It is important,' explained Beatrice, 'that we make that spot ours. My sisters must understand they have no ownership over any of this land. It belongs to you, my husband, and you alone.'
The swans were seen on the first family expidition. They floated on the waters white and magnificent, paralleling the progress of the little group. The oldest child had stopped to look at them. They stopped too, to stare at him with their black eyes. Beatrice had grabbed the boy's shoulder and hissed at the birds. They flapped their wings and took flight. That was the last time they disturbed the family picnic.
No matter how many times they visited the broken ruins, Connor always began the picnic with the same words. 'Here is where I first met your mother,' he would explain to his children. 'She was dancing.' Each time he said this he sounded astonished as if only realizing for the first time how blessed he was. Beatrice, for her part, would grasp her husband's hand and laugh, 'Oh, grá mo chroí.'
Exactly seven years after he had first saw his future wife dancing with her sisters on the banks of the lake Connor kissed Beatrice and his children and promised to bring them a little something when he returned in a few days time. It was the season for horse racing, a time when the powerful meet to shake hands, slap backs, cut deals and quietly or boldly – depending on the disposition of the men involved – shape the politic and commerce of the land. Connor never missed a festival and though he never enjoyed a flutter he sponsored a number of celebrated races.
As well as the sports on and off the racetrack a racing festival was (and is to this day) the arena in which all men, from the meanest labourer to the wealthiest banker, could observe whose influence was waxing fat and full and whose influence was on the wane.Connor's prestige was clearly on the rise; he was a figure to be observed, pointed at, and, if lucky, win a shake of the hand from. With the last of the day's meetings finished the great men of the west retired to a tavern, to eat, drink and assess what hand Fortune dealt to each of the day's players. Connor's successes that day included an amiable discussion about the sacred and societal importance of marriage with Mayor Lynch of Galway, who after many childless years had recently been blessed with a son. Connor ate well and drank deep.
As the night wore on ever more men packed into the tavern. Candles sputtered and smeared the hot gloom with a thin and smoky light. The air was thick with the reek of horses and earth, of onions and stewed meat. The festive banter was punctuated with laughter and shouts and the occasional thumping of the table. In the midst of all this a cheery voice called out 'Is Connor Quinn so elevated above us he cannot enjoy a bet on the horses like all us mortal men.' To which Connor replied equally merry, 'A drink for that man to dip his tongue in.' But his heckler was not satisfied with the tankard that was placed in front of him.
'In all seriousness Connor Quinn, your behavior is troubling. If the greater can't spare a coin on chance why should the lesser. If we all followed your example no risks would ever be taken. Nothing ventured as they say and nothing gained. Soon it would all be stagnation from Ballyhannon to Belmullet.'
'Of I have taken many a risk in my life and made many a gain as many of these gentlemen will testify. I have more than enough coin and would not take the chance for gain away from others. Indeed happy as I am in life I now extend a drink to everyone in this fine place!'
'And doubtless you would ask us all to raise a glass to health and happiness of you and your good estate.'
'Not at all. I need no more joy and wellbeing. As for my estate, how could it b e any better. The trees on my land are bigger than houses. So many fish are packed into my lake that you could walk across their backs and never wet the soles of your feet. My home is filled with tapestries from the Indus and beyond, and furnishing inlaid with gold and ivory. My son is as handsome as a prince, my daughter as happy as a princess, and my wife as good and as fair as an angel from heaven.'
The stranger stood up with a suddenness that knocked his fellow imbibers sideways. 'Gentleman, listen to the great Connor Quinn. The way he talks you would think he was one with God and our savior. Maybe he should be given an ould bit of mackerel to turn it into a feast for thousands. Or perhaps we could ask him to turn a basin of dishwater into a casket of finest Spanish wine.'
No one laughed. Not a voice was raised in agreement or dissent. Every man there, from the labourer to the overseas trader, remained silent as Connor stood up and carefully gave his reply. 'Stranger, if you are as honest a man as you are foul mouthed, you will come to my estate now and see for yourself that I spoke the truth. You will then return to this place and tell these gentlemen that every word I spoke was free of falsehood and exaggeration.'
'I accept the challenge. What's more I will add another round of drinks for these good witnesses.' With that the stranger took out a purse and spilled gold coin on to a plate. 'This should keep everyone in good form until I return.'
Connor and the stranger got up on their horses. As they galloped across the country, trees grabbed at their hats, and hedgerows at their boots. Above them the moon and stars shook and shone as white and bright as swan feathers. It was only when they arrived at Connor's estate that the two riders allowed their creatures some rest. Trotting along a laneway, Connor gestured to the trees on either side. 'Big as houses, as I said. And look over there, observe the lake. You can see the backs of the fish glinting in the moonlight.'
When they came to the great home, Connor invited the stranger to lay a hand on the stonework and take a look at the turrets and carved figures leering down from above. 'It would take a morning to walk around this building, and a hundred years of to knock it down.' The stranger nodded but said not a word.
Inside, Connor showed the stranger his great furnishings inlaid with precious metals and jewels, the tapestries from the furthest corners of the known world, the hearth open like a vast mouth in which a great yellow and red flame licked and lolled 'The fire and the candles are always lit, no matter the hour or the season,' boasted Connor Quinn. The stranger nodded and finally spoke.
'I admit to being impressed. You spoke the truth my friend.'
Connor gestured to the two chairs by the fire. Between the chairs was a small ornate table, on which Connor placed two glasses and a decanter of whiskey. 'I am glad to win your approval; you will of course transmit your opinions to the witnesses.'
'Of course,' said the stranger with a smile. 'I give my word as a high ranking member of the ancient and noble O'Brien family.'
Connor trembled with dread. He tried to speak but his mouth was dry and his tongue swollen and heavy. Unable to breathe he yet forced himself to fill the glasses. With the taste of the whiskey he snapped back into a semblance of composure. Another drink was poured. With a merry 'Slainte!' Connor clinked his glass against O'Brien's. All was not lost, his wife and his children were asleep in their chamber. He need only remove his unwelcome guest as quickly as possible and all would be well.
'It is well that an O'Brien has visited my home. Our families have spilled too much blood and anger over the centuries. Let us drink to our mutual good fortune and continuing prosperity. Let us also commit ourselves to meeting again at a more hospitable hour.'
Connor stood but the O'Brien remained in his chair. He stretched out his legs, took a sip of his whiskey, gazed at the fire. Finally he turned to look up at Connor. 'Well I guess I should take my leave now. There is a tavern filled with gentlemen who are awaiting my honest assessment of your possessions. I will, on my word as a gentlemen and an O'Brien, tell them that everything you said was true. That your trees are as big as houses; your lake packed with fish a man could walk across the backs of. I will tell them about your rich furnishings and delightful tapestries. I will tell them about the blaze in your hearth and the glitter of your candles. But I will also make sure to tell them, on my word as a gentleman and an O'Brien, that yours Connor Quinn is the worse hospitality in the whole of Ireland. Never before has my mouth suffered such a brief acquaintance with another man's uisce beatha.'
Connor sat down again. A true gentleman, he would rather a knife in the belly than such an indictment. Wounds can be recovered from and scars displayed with pride, but a reputation for frugalness in a host is an injury as evil as it is fatal. 'Ah now O'Brien, you need only have said that you had time enough for a proper welcoming. There is more whiskey in the cabinet over there and some cheese and fruit, though it would be my pleasure to wake the kitchen and have a more substantive supper prepared.'
'Whiskey and cheese sounds a grand enough supper. Go raibh maith agat.'
The two men ate and drank and drank and ate. Connor kept his voice low and was grateful when the O'Brien follow his example. The whiskey, as whiskey does, induced a conviviality between the two men. Connor wondered why he had not met his guest before, and his guest explained that he had been raised in the court of England. 'I have returned to oversee my family's commission to control piracy in Galway Bay. My approach is more one of regulation that eradication. But even in England I heard news of your own improved standing in life. What is the secret to your success'
'A good and loving marraige,' declared Connor. 'Ni ceart go cur le cheile!'
O'Brien raised his glass in agreement, 'It is very true. Only unity bring strength. But I see you glancing towards that door there. Is that where your wife rests.'
'My wife and my two children.'
'Well,' whispered the O'Brien. 'Let's finish the evening soon, and finish it as strong friends.' He took a packet of cards from his pocket. 'Let us play a quiet game Connor Quinn, before I go out to tell the world of your honesty and good fortune?'
The guest dealt the cards and the host happily picked up his hand. They play in silence, the only sound in the vastness of the hall the slurp of lips imbibing, the clink of glasses touching, the sigh and snap of cards playing. Connor won a couple of hands; the O'brien likewise. After a while the O'Brien spoke softly. 'What is a game between friends without a little flutter…?' Connor agreed and the game began in earnest.
Both gentlemen remained polite and outwardly affable, but it the game had changed into a competition as savage as any battle or politicking. At first the men were equally matched in intellect stamina, but as the whiskey brought weariness and confusion to Connor, the O'Brien became ever more focused and full of vitality. The hours crawled by as Connor first lost his wealth, then his land, then his beautiful furnishings and tapestries. In a last desperate bid to win it all back Connor lost his grand house.
The O'Brien sat back in his chair and raised a glass to his stupefied opponent. Connor was numbed and shocked at the massive and utter reversal of his fortune. When he heard a door slam he leapt up in terror, grabbed a hold of the O'Brien and dragged him across the hall. 'To hell with hospitality!' he roared and threw his enemy out into the cold pre-dawn darkness.
He walked back into the hall, placed a hand on the door of his wife chamber. A great fearful melancholy echoed through his belly and heart. Wiping away tears he opened the door.
His wife was standing by the open window. Outside the sky was grey and purple. The two children stood in front of their mother. Behind Beatrice stood two woman with feathery capes draped over their shoulders. Connor reached out to his wife, but one of her sisters opened her mouth in a wide terrible grimace and hissed. The other sister took the swan robe from the hook it had rested on untouched for seven years. She placed it on Beatrice's shoulders. 'You have no more hold on me,' wept Connor's wife. Before his eyes she and her sisters began to mutate into great white birds. As Beatrice's arms transformed into wings she touch her children and they two began to change.
One by one the five creatures leapt up to the window and flew off into the blood red sky of the new morning. And that was the very final ruin of Connor Quinn.
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A networking of roleplayers whom embrace plausible-realism, lore-centric storytelling within the Final Fantasy 14 canon, engage in Open-World roleplay and character-driven plots that may or may not have Dark or Mature elements. We encourage world-building, GM'd adventure events, immersive storytelling and cross-company inclusion all run through an in-game linkshell and discord server.
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Q: React-input-mask inability to paste correct phone My input has following code
<InputMask
id='phone'
name='phone'
type='tel'
value={this.state.phone}
mask='+63(\999) 999-99-99'
maskChar='X'
onChange={(e: SyntheticEvent<HTMLInputElement>): void => {
this.setState({
phone: e.currentTarget.value.replace(/[^\d.+]/g, ''),
});
}}
onBlur={this.validateInput}
onPaste={(e) => this.handlePaste(e)}
className='form-control'
placeholder='Your Phone'
/>
here +639 digits that can not be deleted. But when I try to paste phone number I get incorrect phone.
For example i paste +639055943784
and get +63(963) 963-90-55 which is not desired result.
My paste handler is
handlePaste = (e) => {
this.setState({phone: e.clipboardData.getData("Text")})
}
A: Try that one
handlePaste = (e) => {
const number = e.clipboardData.getData("Text");
const formattedNumber = number.replace(/639+/i, '')
this.setState({phone: formattedNumber})
}
There also could be edge cases when pasted value will contain another 639s, but I think you can fetch it independently
A: I created a package that exposes an input component that displays a masked value according to the mask it receives.
The mask will change keeping the cursor at the correct position (even if you change part of the value in the middle of the input, paste some characters, or delete a part of it, and even if the mask changes).
I created a live demo for your use case, using the mask +63(9XX) XXX-XX-XX and defining custom mask rules that uses X as the user provided characters (instead of 9, because you want a digit 9 static in the mask) and associated it with a regex that only accepts a digit/number:
https://codesandbox.io/s/react-phone-mask-70fwc?file=/src/index.js:123-141
import React from "react";
import { MaskedInput } from "react-hook-mask";
const mask = "+63(9XX) XXX-XX-XX";
const maskGenerator = {
rules: new Map([["X", /\d/]]),
generateMask: () => mask
};
const PhoneMaskedInput = () => {
const [value, setValue] = React.useState("");
return (
<div>
<p>Phone Number:</p>
<MaskedInput
maskGenerator={maskGenerator}
value={value}
onChange={setValue}
/>
<p>Value: {value ? "+639" + value : undefined}</p>
</div>
);
};
You can see a demo with several examples at:
https://lucasbasquerotto.github.io/react-masked-input
To install the package: npm i react-hook-mask
This component wraps a default input, but the package also expose hooks to make you able to use it with any kind of component as well as the option to use dynamic masks and dynamic rules (as in the example above).
You can see more information about the package at:
https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-hook-mask
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Osric Orghallar: Wizard, Weaver member of the Tri-Arcanum Guild, Follower of the Gods of Light. he was the child of warrior priests of light, they were a part of a mercenary company that sought lost treasures in the Baalgor Wastelands.
Priam Au'rucornum: Wizard, Weaver member of the Tri-Arcanum Guild, Follower of the Gods of Light. Studied in Wisdom before turning his magic to serve the church of Light and Dark. He is contracted by the church to assist in various matters abroad and travels extensively on assignment. He has been dealing with pirates in the southern waters attacking ships carrying holy cargo most recently around the Commonwealth of Mishalla. He has helped a vessel bearing religious relics escape the dread pirate Blackbeard. He has survived his time in the rough township of Cyclone and avoid entanglements with the Naval fleets of the Land of the South Winds.
Osric picture from Game Art Post.
Priam picture from Ogre Battle Saga.
As Xerx'ses develops other persona they will appear here.
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African Development Bank president awarded
in Business, News
The African Development Bank President Akinwumi Adesina has received a Lifetime Achievement Award for his work.
The Hallmarks of Labour Foundation presented the Outstanding International Icon Award to Adesina at a ceremony held in Lagos, Nigeria.
It was presented by former Commonwealth Secretary-General Emeka Anyaoku, who described Adesina and the Bank's work as "legendary, unprecedented and worthy of emulation."
Thanking the foundation for the recognition, Adesina said the African Development Bank had helped 181 million people directly through its investments in the past four years.
"There is still much to do. We have gone some way, climbing the steep mountainside of Africa's development, yet there's still a long way to go until we reach the mountaintop," he told the gathering of top government officials, industry leaders, and diplomats.
He urged his fellow awardees to be relentless in their efforts to build humanity.
"Recognition is never the expectation or endgame when you are passionate about your work. But when one's modest contributions and efforts are found worthy of honor, it is both a surprise and a delight," he noted.
The Hallmarks of Labour Foundation is a non-profit that recognizes Africans who have achieved success through hard work, honesty, integrity, and justice in every field of human endeavour.
Previous beneficiaries of the award include Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka.
Lawyers launch black book for torture victims
'Calm Down & Respect the Old Guards' - Gen Tumwiine to the Youth
UCE candidates to be briefed today
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Wayne A. Rindt
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Wayne A. Rindt, age 74, of Kohler, passed away on Tuesday, June 25, 2019, at Columbia St. Mary's in Milwaukee.
He was born in Salina, Kansas on June 3, 1945, to the late Robert and Doris (Mais) Rindt. Wayne attended the Sheboygan School system and graduated from North High School in 1963. He furthered his education at the University of Oshkosh receiving his bachelor's degree. He was employed in Litchfield, IL at the Mobil Oil Company until he was drafted into the United States Army. After training, he was deployed to Germany, where he spent his full term of duty. Wayne returned from Germany with one of the many Porsche sports cars he so endeared. He moved back to Sheboygan to work alongside his father and brothers at the Park and Shop Supermarkets. He spent the rest of his working life in the grocery business and eventually becoming President of Rindt Enterprises that operated stores under the names of Park and Shop, Park and Save, and Pick and Save. He retired in 1996.
Wayne was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church, he was a Sheboygan Noon Rotarian, a member of Pine Hills Country Club, and a member of Fire Rock Country Club in Fountain Hills, AZ, where he and Joyce would spend their winters.
On September 30, 2007, Wayne married Joyce Somers in Kohler at The American Club.
Aside from his wife, Wayne loved the game of golf and was very proud to have achieved three hole-in-ones during his lifetime. Many summer weekends were spent auto crossing one of his 911 Porsches.
Wayne is survived by his wife, Joyce; siblings, Russel (Connie) Rindt, Roberta (Greg) Laska, Douglas (Judy) Rindt, Debra (Jack) Van Der Weele, and Timothy (Heather) Rindt; He is further survived by nieces, nephews, and great nieces and nephews who he enjoyed so much.
A Memorial Service for Wayne will be held at 1 PM on Monday, July 8, 2019, at Trinity Lutheran Church, 824 Wisconsin Ave., in Sheboygan with Pastor Timothy Mech officiating. Family will greet visitors on Monday, at church, from 10 AM until the time of the service.
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Q: How to print out columns instead of rows? alright so im making a program that prints out how many times the numbers 0-9 were input, its supposed to go on forever, until the user types a negative number, then its gonna stop the program and print out the result, heres my code so far:
import java.util.Scanner;
public class opg33 {
public static void main(String args[]) {
System.out.println(1 + ":" + "\t" + "Integer 0-9");
Scanner keyboard = new Scanner(System.in);
int[] a = new int[10];
int counter = 0;
int input;
input = keyboard.nextInt();
boolean exit = true;
while (exit == true) {
counter++;
System.out.println((counter + 1) + ":" + "\t" + "Integer 0-9");
if (input > -1 && input < 10) {
a[input]++;
}
input = keyboard.nextInt();
if (input < 0) {
exit = false;
for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) {
System.out.print(i + ":");
for (int n = 0; n < a[i]; n++)
System.out.print("x");
System.out.println();
}
}
}
}
}
as you can see this program works perfectly fine, just as I wanted it to! the only question I have, is, how can I make it print out vertically like a bar graph (columns), instead of horizontally? thanks in advance!
A: You mean something like...?
1: Integer 0-9
1
2: Integer 0-9
1
3: Integer 0-9
2
4: Integer 0-9
2
5: Integer 0-9
2
6: Integer 0-9
3
7: Integer 0-9
3
8: Integer 0-9
7
9: Integer 0-9
8
10: Integer 0-9
-1
x
x x x
x x x x x
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
The first thing you need to do is determine the max height of the chart...
// Calculate the required height...
/*
All this loop does, is loops through the array "a"
and finds the maximum value contained within,
this is the largest number of times the user
entered that value
The loop itself is just an enhanced "for-next-loop",
that is, it's a short cutted way of saying...
for (int index = 0; index < a.length; index++) {
int value = a[index];
...
}
*/
int maxFrequency = 0;
for (int value : a) {
// This is a really simply way to calculate the max value within
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maxFrequency = Math.max(value, maxFrequency);
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Next, you need to print each row of the chart, starting at the top and moving to the bottom. For each column, you need to determine if it has a value to be displayed within that row...
// This builds each row
for (int row = maxFrequency; row > 0; row--) {
// This is used instead of String concatenation (String + String)
// This is the preferred mechanism for doing String concatenation
// in loops as it uses less memory and will generally be faster...
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(30);
// We need to inspect each value in the array to determine
// if we need to display something...
// The basic idea is, we will only start displaying "x"
// when the value in the array >= the row number...
for (int value : a) {
// This just appends each column value as
// required, prefixing and suffixing it with spaces
sb.append(" ");
if (value >= row) {
sb.append("x");
} else {
sb.append(" ");
}
sb.append(" ");
}
// Print the row...
System.out.println(sb.toString());
}
And finally, you need to print the footer...
StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(30);
for (int i = 0; i < a.length; i++) {
sb.append(" ").
append(i).
append(" ");
}
System.out.println(sb.toString());
The hows and why of StringBuilder
A book could be written on this subject, so the information provided here is just an overview...
StringBuilder should be used, especially, when concatenating Strings in loops, basically because it reduces the number of temporary, short lived objects that are created and makes the process more efficient.
Normally the Java compiler will convert String concatenation to use StringBuilder internally, but because of the nature of loops, can't do so. In your case, it's probably not all that important, but in long running programs which might iterate through the loop, hundreds, thousands or even millions of time, it becomes a performance bottleneck, so it is a good habit to form.
Internally, a StringBuilder is a self managed char array, this is not particular important, but it's nice to know. When you use .append, the StringBuilder is taking the content, making space for it within it's internal buffer and writing out the content to it. It might sound like that's introducing it's own overheads and to a certain extent it is (you can do things to imittergate these), but it's less then having to run a garbage collection cycle...
toString simply then converts the char array to a String object...
You can find more information at The StringBuilder Class
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Q: Prove $\sum_{k=1}^{\infty} P(X \geq k) = E[X]$ for any discrete random variable with nonnegative values. The hint for this problem that is given in the book is to write $P(X \geq k)$ as $\sum_{i=k}^{\infty} P(X = i)$ and then switch the order of summation but I have no idea how to continue from there. This would leave me with $$ \sum_{i=k}^{\infty} \sum_{k=1}^{\infty} P(X = i)$$.
A: Great, now try to rearrange terms in your last expression to equate that sum to the definition of expectation for such random variables.
$$E[X] = \sum_{j=1}^\infty j P(X=j).$$
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A friend wants me to make him an offer on a Frabil hideout. It's two years old with the arctic material.
Can anyone tell me how much you would offer?
I really have no idea what it's worth.
Ive never seen the hieout. How big is it, tub or suitcase? What shape is it in?
The hideout looks like a decent rig though on 72"x72" I find it a tad small for 3 people.
For a couple bucks more you can have a nice flip over from Frabill which is much better. I'm going flip next year, just can't afford it this year My Farbill Venture is only a year old, and works great so far but I want one for the "the run and gun days".
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This is the sort of story that gives me goose bumps.
A few years ago, antiquity experts discovered a Parisian apartment left totally untouched for more than 70 years. On the Right Bank, near the Opéra Garnier, in the 9th arrondissement the stunning home had been unoccupied since 1942.
The mild temperatures and a thin layer of dust worked in historys favour and preserved everything – everything – in wonderfully, perfect detail.
It was an interiors time capsule.
The owner of the apartment, Mrs. De Florian was a Parisian socialite. She moved to the South of France just before World War II broke out in Europe and never, ever returned to Paris. She simply closed the shutters and locked the front door and left.
Mrs. De Florian paid rent on the apartment for the next seven decades before she died at the age of 91.
One of the experts that worked on the discovery said it was like stumbling into the castle of Sleeping Beauty where time had stood still since 1900.
The house was a cave of treasures with soaring wooden ceilings filled with mirrors, porcelain, art and a dressing table full of brushes and perfume bottles.
The stuffed ostrich was typical of the period and the Mickey Mouse soft toy (below) pre dates the war.
This is where the story gets even more fabulous.
A painting of a beautiful woman in a pink gown was also discovered in the apartment.
The team suspected the painting was the work of Giovanni Boldini, one of Paris' most important painters of the Belle Époque period. They found stacks of love letters tied with ribbon which confirmed that it was a work of the great artist.
The woman in the painting was Mrs. de Florian's grand-mother, Marthe de Florian who was Boldini's muse and lover.
The painting was sold for $US3 million at auction.
What I find so intriguing about this tale is not so much the painting and the treasures but what the apartment doesn't tell us.
Ms De Florain's secret holds so many unanswered questions: Why did she never return to Paris? What kept her away? Why did she keep the apartment and not sell it? What did her grandmother tell her of the love affair with Boldini? Why did she conceal the painting for all those years?
Fabulous – the mystery makes it more so I think.
fascinating!!! i want all the furniture…will they auction off everything and sell the apartment or keep it as is??
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Bryan Stevenson • Freedom • General Culture • independence day • Juneteenth • racial reconciliation • reparations • True Justice
Reparations: Repairing and Rethinking Our Idea of Independence
Imagine I got here to you and confessed that I had stolen something from you many years ago, something that made it exceedingly troublesome for you and your family to prosper. But relatively than compensate you for my theft, and even return what I had stolen, I merely apologized. Naturally, you'd be unhappy by my phrases. Imagine if I had stated: "But it happened so long ago. You've overcome so much in the meantime, and your family has found a way to flourish in the face of hardship, even without what I stole from you. So returning or replacing it isn't going to change anything. It's only going to stir up bitterness. Besides, we're both Christians, and you of all people should understand forgiveness." You in all probability wouldn't contemplate my apology contrite or Christian.
Unfortunately, this trade is just like the disposition of many Christians and U.S. politicians when the topic of reparations resurfaces. However I feel we will do better. Holding our Christian and American freedoms in tandem, we will make amends for one of America's biggest sins in tangible ways in which don't disregard the offense of the centuries-long enslavement and unjust discriminatory laws towards African People. As Christians, how we interact in the dialog of reparations may be one of the best testimonies of our faith to the remaining of the world.
The historical past of enslavement could seem distant and irrelevant to some, however for me and many different African People, the legacy is recent and painful. On a current go to to my grandmother's house, we dug around in her archives in search of previous articles, books, and footage. At the cusp of seventy-five years previous, she's desperate to move along gadgets of significance to her grandchildren that specify the history of our individuals. Her extra significant contributions have been within the type of first-person and second-hand stories that specify our household's legacy and lineage. I watched her face contort into horror as she informed us how her grandmother described what it was wish to be whipped by a slave master and having salt poured in these wounds. And I responded in type to her reenactment of shock when she discovered for the first time what her grandmother meant by "nursing" as she identified in footage all of the white babies she had nursed. As she relives those reminiscences, I reside them together with her. That historical past programs by means of the blood in my veins too.
We've only partially loved the truest sense of American independence and freedom as long as we help or stay apathetic to the indifference of a system that is insistent on overlooking previous wrongs.
The ache of mistreatment and human devaluation lives on. It has not gone away. It carries social, financial, and financial penalties passed right down to me and so many others. And it has come at the hands of a government that allowed such atrocities to occur underneath a rule of regulation. The system was damaged for my grandmother, and her grandmother, and the extent of retributive justice has been sluggish and minimal. What my grandmothers acquired was not recompense from a contrite government. As an alternative, what they acquired was earned by means of persistence and sacrifice from the bottom rungs of American hierarchy, oftentimes sanctioned by American churches. That I'm solely a couple generations faraway from being considered worthless within the eyes of my government and America's largest denomination is a haunting reality. And in actuality, 1-in-Three those that appear to be me are considered such by at this time's felony justice system.
In HBO's current documentary True Justice: Bryan Stevenson's Battle for Equality, Stevenson, too, understands the proximal weight of an unjust system at play. Bryan Stevenson is the founder and director of the Equal Justice Initiative, which seeks to finish mass incarceration and extreme punishment in america, problem racial and economic injustice, and shield primary human rights for probably the most weak individuals in U.S. society. Within the documentary, Stevenson recollects from his childhood when his grandmother took him to an previous shack the place his grandfather was born and informed him to pay attention for a sound. He says it's the identical sound he hears when he goes into jails round the USA. "It's the sound of suffering… agony… misery… and when you hear that sound of misery, it will push you to do things that you won't otherwise be able to do." One of those things we will do is work out a method to repair what our methods have damaged for generations, as a result of, as Stevenson goes on to say, "There's a history of untold cruelty that hides in silence in this country. And I think there are things we can hear in these spaces that can motivate us." The point right here shouldn't be that slavery was evil, which it was, however that it was a specific sort of evil that has never been really reckoned with by way of restitution. And opposite to the opinion of some, ending slavery by way of a civil conflict doesn't rely as restitution for slavery.
Sadly, many Christians of our tradition flip a deaf ear to those untold cruelties. Some even echo Kentucky Senator Mitch McConnell's sentiments: "I don't think reparations for something that happened 150 years ago, for whom none of us currently living are responsible, is a good idea," the senator informed the press. "We tried to deal with our original sin of slavery by fighting a civil war, by passing landmark civil rights legislation, elected an African American president," a president that McConnell and many others staunchly opposed. "I don't think we should be trying to figure out how to compensate for it."
To McConnell's latter point, I need to agree. There isn't a sufficient quantity of "compensation" for America's gross iniquity of human slavery. Some acts of wickedness are merely irreversible. Nevertheless, there could be simply recompense. Simply restitution. And former slaves have been owed this. Through the Reconstruction Period, the U.S. authorities thought-about and even started to act on paying restitution to African People by offering them avenues to accumulate positions of elected power, land, and reparations. However finally the federal government reneged on these alternatives. As an alternative of making amends, it proliferated many years of additional race-based violence and injustice. America stole labor from African People that it by no means paid again. Our nation owes a debt, and it needs to pay it, even whether it is to the decedents of those who have been wronged. Simply because time has passed, the invoice of justice the federal government is accountable to pay has not expired.
During a reparations hearing on Juneteenth of this yr, writer Ta-Nehisi Coates excoriated Senator McConnell for his dismissiveness on the matter. "Enslavement reigned for 250 years on these shores. When it ended, this country could have extended its hallowed principles—life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness—to all, regardless of color. But America had other principles in mind. And so for a century after the Civil War, black people were subjected to a relentless campaign of terror, a campaign that extended well into the lifetime of Majority Leader McConnell," Coates stated. "We grant that Mr. McConnell was not alive for Appomattox. But he was alive for the electrocution of George Stinney. He was alive for the blinding of Isaac Woodard," he continued. "Majority Leader McConnell cited civil rights legislation yesterday, as well he should, because he was alive to witness the harassment, jailing, and betrayal of those responsible for that legislation by a government sworn to protect them."
Coates's words are a prophetic and stinging rebuke to any who joyfully rejoice Independence Day with out also recognizing how irresponsibly that independence was carried out. The admonishment pierces the elemental parts of those that sneer at even the thought of repairing what the American forefathers, and the various that adopted, did not make right. As long as People deal with the darker origins of our country's history with obscure and empty phrases–bracketing previous sins as nonexistent, nonessential, abstract, and inconsequential to our future–the cycle of human objectification will solely take type in other unforeseen methods.
Why convey up such a controversial and heavy matter on the heels of a traditionally enjoyable and leisurely holiday? Why should we maintain returning to these standard, drained, controversial conversations over and over again? Why can't we just move ahead, chill out, and enjoy the fellowship of family, buddies, and fireworks? Because to do so is to numb ourselves with forgetfulness that anesthetizes a larger realized sense of freedom our society can experience. I consider we've only partially enjoyed the truest sense of American independence and freedom, and it is going to stay this manner so long as we help or remain apathetic to the indifference of a system that is insistent on believing its past sins are by some means rectified as a result of time has past. Lingering sin continues to be sin. The passing of time simply maturates its effects.
Many, nevertheless, undertake the notion that indirect culpability of American slavery and segregation lessens the burden of duty for the subsequent era. Within the "Frequently Asked Questions" portion of Richard Rothstein's guide The Colour of Regulation: A Forgotten History of How Our Government Segregated America, he's asked by an unnamed questioner: "I wasn't even born when all this stuff happened. When my family came to this country, segregation already existed; we had nothing to do with segregating African Americans. Why should we now have to sacrifice to correct it?" Quoting Sherrilyn Ifill, president of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, he answers: "Your ancestors weren't here in 1776, but you eat hot dogs on the Fourth of July, don't you?" His point is that, "When we become Americans, we accept not only citizenship's privileges that we did not earn but also its responsibilities to correct wrongs that we did not commit. It was our government that segregated American neighborhoods, whether we or our ancestors bore witness to it, and it is our government that now must craft remedies." Unfortunately, too many of us Christians sit idly by, failing to concede that we reside with enduring effects of slavery and de jure segregation. The longer we sear our consciences to those information, the better it turns into to keep away from confronting each our gospel and constitutional obligation to reverse it. In consequence, a chasm of the potential wealth African People might have amassed and handed on to the subsequent era only grows wider. Moreover, it's value noting that no one is advocating a transfer of wealth immediately from white individuals to black individuals. This can be a query of how the federal government may in some type, (by means of tax dollars perhaps) repay what is because of descendants of slaves.
Turning a comforting blind eye or reassuring ourselves of how far we've come as a country merely gained't suffice the comparable work of doing justice, which requires repairing (reparation) what's broken, whether we're the individuals liable for breaking it or not. Once we permit our beliefs to turn into tangential matters in the best way Jesus compels us to use our freedoms to love our neighbors; we deceive ourselves into believing there isn't a approach to repair previous—or even current—American atrocities. However whether we select to disregard the financial, emotional, physical, religious, and social inequities and strife brought on by 250 years of American slavery, 100 years of Jim Crow legalized segregation, 150 ongoing years of disproportionate incarceration of African People, and continued housing discrimination, or not, it still exists and it's affecting your neighbor. The query for us Christians is now, will the church lead in demanding justice, or will we permit our nation's "original sin" continue to mature with hollow words that lack action?
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Google Acquires AdMeld For $400 Million
Michael Arrington @arrington?lang=en / 9 years
AdMeld, an advertising optimization platform for publishers, has been acquired by Google for around $400 million according to multiple sources. The company, which launched in 2007, has raised just $30 million in venture capital from Foundry Group, Spark Capital, Norwest Venture Partners and Time Warner Investments.
This is a sweet comeback for CEO Michael Barrett. As I noted in our first post about AdMeld in 2009, Barrett was fired from News Corp. in 2008 when the division that owned MySpace failed to meet a $1 billion revenue target. Most sources we spoke with at the time said he was the fall guy for an unrealistic revenue target to begin with, set by News Corp.'s Rupert Murdoch in a previous earnings call.
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Category: Awards
2022 Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation in Government Finance and Taxation Award Honorable Mention: Paul Kindsgrab
Paul Kindsgrab, will be awarded an honorable mention at the 2022 NTA Annual Conference, on November 10, 2022 in Miami, FL. Paul received his Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Michigan in 2022. His primary fields of interest are public finance and labor economics. Paul's research empirically studies how tax policy impacts the economy,… Read more »
2022 Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation in Government Finance and Taxation Award Honorable Mention: Maggie Shi
Maggie Shi, will be awarded an honorable mention at the 2022 NTA Annual Conference, on November 11, 2022 in Miami. Maggie Shi is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the National Bureau of Economic Research. She will join the University of Chicago Harris School of Public Policy as an Assistant Professor in Fall 2023. She received her… Read more »
Valeria Zurla, 2022 Outstanding Doctoral Dissertation in Government Finance and Taxation Award Winner
Valeria Zurla, Brown University, has won the NTA's Outstanding Dissertation Prize for 2022. She will accept the award at the 2022 NTA Annual Conference, on November 10, 2022 in Miami, FL. Valeria Zurla is a Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Population Wellbeing Initiative at the University of Texas at Austin and an Assistant Professor of… Read more »
Jane Gravelle, 2022 Holland Medal Recipient
The Daniel M. Holland Medal was created in 1993 in the memory of Daniel Holland, a Professor of Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management and long-time editor of the National Tax Journal. The Holland Medal, the most prestigious award given by the National Tax Association, recognizes lifetime achievement in the… Read more »
Martin Sullivan, 2021 Davie-Davis Award Recipient
Martin A. Sullivan is the recipient of the 2021 Davie-Davis Public Service award. Sullivan is the chief economist and contributing editor for Tax Notes, Tax Analysts' daily and weekly publications and blog. An expert on the federal tax system, especially corporate taxation, he has written over 500 economic analyses for Tax Analysts' publications and is the author… Read more »
2021 Dissertation Award Honorable Mention: Daniel Prinz
Daniel Prinz, Harvard University, will be awarded an honorable mention at the 2021 Virtual NTA Annual Conference, on November 19, 2021 on Zoom. Daniel is a Research Economist and Country Programme Manager at the Institute for Fiscal Studies and the Centre for Tax Analysis in Developing Countries. His work covers topics in public finance, including… Read more »
2021 Dissertation Award Honorable Mention: Daniel G. Garrett
Daniel G. Garrett, Duke University, will be awarded an honorable mention at the 2021 Virtual NTA Annual Conference, on November 19, 2021 on Zoom. Daniel is currently an Assistant Professor of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School. His research is at the intersection of public finance and corporate finance. He explores how the… Read more »
Augustin Bergeron, 2021 Dissertation Award Winner
Augustin Bergeron, Harvard University, has won the NTA's Outstanding Dissertation Prize for 2021. He will accept the award at the 2021 Virtual NTA Annual Conference, on November 19, 2021 on Zoom. Augustin Bergeron is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Stanford King center on Global Development. He will join the University of Southern California (USC) as… Read more »
Rosanne Altshuler, 2021 Holland Medal Recipient
The Daniel M. Holland Medal was created in 1993 in the memory of Dan Holland, a Professor of Economics at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sloan School of Management, who was an internationally recognized researcher, teacher, and practitioner in public finance. The Holland Medal, the most prestigious award given by the National Tax Association, recognizes… Read more »
Joan Youngman, 2021 Steven D. Gold Award recipient
The Steven D. Gold Award was created in 1997 in memory of Steve Gold, who had an exemplary career as an analyst, researcher, and teacher, specializing in issues related to state and local public finance and intergovernmental relations. The award is given annually by the National Tax Association, the National Conference of State Legislatures —… Read more »
Ph.D. Dissertation Award
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2018 Key Transfers: Chicago Fire
February 7, 2018 February 21, 2018 / Lewis Addley
As the 2018 MLS season closes in, we will run through the key additions and losses for all 23 teams over the course of the winter transfer window. There have been a number of key signings and significant trades which should ensure the new season is as exciting as ever before. Today we look at all Chicago Fire's key transfers and what it could mean for them in their 2018 MLS campaign…
Chicago Fire were impressive during the 2017 season. Finishing in the top three was a major improvement on the previous year, although they did fall short at the first hurdle in the playoffs. Now it is time for Veljko Paunović's side to kick on and see if they can reach the playoffs for the second season on the bounce. There have been some high profile departures from the squad with as many as 13 shown the exit door. The Fire have added five new faces so far but it would be a surprise to see their business stop there…
Key signings
Grant Lillard: Tipped as one of the best college soccer players over the last four years, Grant Lillard is an exciting prospect for Chicago. The 6-foot-4 central defender is rated highly by General Manager Nelson Rodriguez who feels he can become a dominant player. Lillard featured in an Indiana University side that conceded just seven goals in 25 games, so it is clear he has the potential to be a future star. While he may not be expected to be a regular starter in his rookie season, he will no doubt be utilised and coming up against some of the best attacking sides in MLS is only going to help him improve his qualities.
Rafael Ramos: Another defender with the potential to make an impact for Chicago. Rafael Ramos is a name familiar to MLS having been at Orlando City since their introduction to the league back in 2015. He's made 37 appearances in his MLS career so far and at just 23 there is plenty of time for him to become a regular feature of the Fire backline. Providing healthy competition for Matt Polster will be beneficial to improving Chicago's squad depth.
Jon Bakero: When talking about having a name to live up to, there might not be a huge amount of people who can tell you much about Jon Bakero. He is the son of former Spanish international and Barcelona attacking midfielder Jose Mari Bakero. The 21-year-old is looking to follow in the footsteps of his father and make a name for himself, and while he has not yet played in Europe, his inception into MLS has an impressive back story. He was awarded with the Hermann Trophy as the NCAA's top player for 2017 and the Class Award during his senior college year. His commitment to college soccer has shown his desire to succeed and signing through the SuperDraft is a clear indication of his efforts paying off. Bakero is going to be one to keep an eye on…
.@jonbakero7 is at 🏠 in front of goal 🎯 #cf97 pic.twitter.com/cQi5h8aOQv
— Chicago Fire (@ChicagoFire) January 21, 2018
Aleksander Katai: The Serbian has come in on loan from Deportivo Alaves. As a versatile option in either attacking midfield or on the wing he is seen as a positive addition to the Chicago squad and someone who can help fill the void left by recent departures.
Notable Departures
John Goossens: The loss of John Goossens might not come as too much of a surprise for many, however he will be a player Chicago will miss having in the squad – highlighted by the number of times he featured for the Fire last season. The midfielder made 24 appearances in the 2017 campaign, starting 15. He was an important member of the squad who surprisingly was their second-highest assist provider with four, while he added three more goals himself.
Joao Meira: Chicago's top four appearances makers were defenders and Joao Meira was one of them. A fundamental part of their backline, he started 27 of his 30 games in 2017 but is now a free agent. After 58 appearances with Chicago during his two seasons with the club he signed a contract with Lorca FC in the Spanish Segunda, although his contract has since been terminated after the side failed to meet their previously agreed terms, leaving him in limbo.
David Accam: The biggest departure from Chicago has to be David Accam – their top scorer in the 2017 campaign. The winger, who as we all know has blistering pace and the ability to create something from nothing, has moved on to Eastern Conference rivals Philadelphia Union. He will be a huge miss for the Chicago starting XI and is yet to be replaced with a like-for-like attacker in terms of quality and experience.
NEWS: #cf97 has acquired $1.2 million in Allocation Money ($900K TAM, $300K GAM) from @PhilaUnion in exchange for David Accam.
All the best to @iamdavidaccam in his career. Thanks for all you gave the club over 3 seasons in Chicago 👊 pic.twitter.com/qIzqDZF7jQ
Arturo Alvarez: Another Chicago player who has left the club after two seasons is Arturo Alvarez. He has been traded to Houston Dynamo after featuring 25 times during the 2017 campaign. Alvarez netted three goals and provided a further two assists last season but struggled to be selected on a consistent basis having started just 13 games. Despite all that, he was a frequently used squad player who Chicago will be looking to replace with like-for-like experience given that he is about to begin his 15th MLS campaign.
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Exercise is a way to maintain health and especially to treat some health conditions such as plantar fasciitis.
Plantar fasciitis is one of the main causes of pain in the heel, which occurs when the band of tissue that holds the arch of the foot is irritated or inflamed.
In this article, you will find great valuable content with some of the most effective plantar fasciitis exercises to treat pain caused by symptoms of this health condition. 6 plantar fasciitis exercises that work and you will love.
It is interesting to know that every year more than two million people suffer from plantar fasciitis and much of them are subjects of different therapies to recover.
This problem causes intense pain in the heel, which invites you to limp once you try to take steps. Although it may be extended toward the edge of the feet, it is likely that the intensity of the pain decrease or disappear after walking for a few minutes or make you exercise the affected foot.
Up to the time of this ailment, researchers have not been able to identify a specific cause that explains the problem.
The muscles of the calf muscles are tense and complicating the flexion of the foot and pull of the fingers bringing them closer to the tibia.
Perform a repetitive impact activity (jogging or playing sports).
Start a new activity, or of greater intensity than usual.
Feel pain in the base of the foot near the heel.
Pain when taking the first steps after getting out of bed in the morning or after a long period of rest.
Intense pain after exercise or other activity that involves movement.
Exercise is one of the best therapies to reduce and prevent the bothersome symptoms of plantar fasciitis, especially when tend to be recurrent.
To strengthen your feet and this health condition of plantar fasciitis can do some stretching exercises and more that we show you here.
1. The Step or Platform Straight.
Looking for a step or platform straight, and stand at the end with the tip of the foot and the heels slightly elevated.
Low heel with care without bending the knees, letting the fingers are raised in a natural way.
Tense the foot for 30 seconds and then return to the start position. This is one of my favorites plantar fasciitis exercises.
Perform 10 repetitions of the exercise 3 times a day.
Lean with his hands on a wall, stretch your arms and make sure that one of your legs is well stretched backward while the other is stretched forward. Without taking off the heels of the ground, slide the body forward and tensile during 30 seconds to feel the stretch.
Perform 10 repetitions 3 times a day.
Using a can or a golf ball exerts pressure on it using the sole of the foot and begins to roll it to relax you.
Made of 30 to 50 repetitions for the sole of the foot is free from the tension.
4. Stretch The sole of the Foot.
Stretches the sole of the foot as much as you can and, using your hand, fold back the fingers, especially the thumb.
Do the exercise first with the knee bent and then stretch it.
Try to keep the tension 30 seconds and do 10 repetitions 3 times a day.
5. Stretch with circular Movements.
Stretches the sole of the foot, the heightening of the fingers and, with the pads of the fingers of the hands, made a slight pressure on the plantar fascia stretched making circular movements.
The Massage for a few minutes, until you feel that the sole of the foot relaxes.
Extends a towel on the floor and then tries to crease it with the fingers of the feet.
Keep the tension 30 seconds and stretch the feet with a smooth movement to relax them. If you want, instead of the towel is good to consider a stretcher of legs and feet you can get a good price on amazon called stretch-ez by optp is one of my favorites.
Complete 10 repetitions and do it 3 times a day.
The plantar fasciitis exercises are very important, but most important is to consider the prevention of plantar fasciitis, to do this we recommend you to read the articles on the treatment of plantar fasciitis as well as much content about.
Don't increase suddenly the weekly mileage (no more than 10%) lands with the ball of the foot to decrease the tension on the plantar fascia.
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Home»Sports»Wisconsin Badgers»REPORT: Wisconsin Sends Offer To Distinguished Four-Star Wide Receiver
REPORT: Wisconsin Sends Offer To Distinguished Four-Star Wide Receiver
By McQuade Arnold December 21, 2022 Updated: December 21, 2022 No Comments2 Mins Read
The Wisconsin Badgers are adding some serious offensive weapons to their 2023 class. As it looks, Wisconsin will not only remain "Offensive Line University" for the foreseeable future, but they are adding weapons as well. On December 20th, it was announced that Wisconsin sent an offer to a four-star wide receiver that is generating buzz throughout the nation. Jaden Reddell has officially received an offer from the University Of Wisconsin.
Reddell Announces Offer From The Wisconsin Badgers
Jaden Reddell, 2024 Wide Receiver – Rivals.com
With the commitment of four-star QB Nick Evers, it seems Wisconsin is more "in" on wide receivers than ever before. This is something that Luke Fickell said he is going to bring to Madison and so far he hasn't disappointed. Now Wisconsin has officially made an offer to Jaden Reddell, a four-star wide receiver.
I am extremely blessed to have received an offer from Wisconsin! @GinoGuidugli pic.twitter.com/NokU6TFYP6
— Jaden Reddell (@JadenReddell) December 21, 2022
Jaden Reddell is a four-star wide receiver/tight end that has 26 offers (currently). Some of those schools include Alabama, Georgia, Missouri, and Oregon. Reddell is 6'5″ and 230 pounds. He is ranked the 13th-best player in the state of Missouri and the number-one tight end in the state. These are the type of offers that Wisconsin would have had no business even entertaining prior to Luke Fickell. However, with the new brand of offense that is expected in Wisconsin, it no longer feels far-fetched.
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L'Hockey Club Monza era una squadra di hockey su pista e di hockey in-line italiana che aveva sede a Monza. Il club fu fondato nel 1933 e cessò l'attività nel 2004. Nel suo palmarès figurano 7 vittorie nel campionato italiano, 3 Coppe Italia, 1 Coppa CERS e 1 Coppa delle Nazioni.
Storia
L'hockey su pista arrivò a Monza nel 1932 grazie ad alcuni giocatori delle squadre milanesi dell'epoca, e nel 1933 fu fondato l'Hockey Club Monza (col nome di Skating Hockey Club Monza) da Ambrogio Mauri e Giovanni Redaelli, che erano i titolari dello skating nel salone delle dodici colonne di Piazza Garibaldi.
L'Hockey Club Monza giocò la sua prima partita il 3 marzo 1933 perdendo 6-5 contro il Gloria di Milano. La rivincita avvenne il 9 marzo seguente e il Monza vinse 3-0 con questa formazione: Riva (portiere), Kullmann (terzino), Mauri (medio-centro), Fossati (ala destra), Colzani (ala sinistra).
Il primo giocatore monzese a vestire la maglia della Nazionale fu il portiere Mario Massironi nel 1934 ma, prima dello scoppio della seconda guerra mondiale anche Kullmann, Arnaboldi, Haver e Radaelli vennero convocati in azzurro.
Nel 1941 diventò presidente Claudio Galimberti, che si dimise nel 1944 costringendo il Commissario prefettizio a nominare il giocatore Kullmann commissario straordinario malgrado fosse un ufficiale dell'Esercito alla macchia (non ripresentato ai repubblichini dopo l'8 settembre).
L'attività riprese nel 1945: il rag. Franco Castoldi fu eletto presidente e il 24 giugno l'H.C. Monza vinse il Trofeo San Giovanni sulla pista casalinga di Via Boccaccio, superando Hockey Novara e il Pirelli di Milano.
Nel 1946 l'Hockey Club Monza si aggiudicò il Torneo pasquale di Montreux, il Trofeo "Zavattaro" di Novara, il Torneo di Genova, il campionato lombardo e due edizioni del torneo internazionale di Ginevra.
Nel 1947 i biancorossi si classificarono terzi alla Coppa delle Nazioni e nel 1951 conquistarono il primo scudetto.
Il 1956 vide l'arrivo alla presidenza del rag. Mario Feraboli, il 1962 il secondo posto alla Coppa delle Nazioni di Montreux e il 1966 l'abbinamento con la Candy, che portò la squadra a vincere altri scudetti e ad essere la prima squadra italiana a disputare una coppa europea, raggiungendo due finali consecutive nella neonata Coppa dei Campioni. In entrambe le occasioni i monzesi furono però sconfitti da squadre spagnole: nel 1966 dal Voltregà e nel 1967 dal Reus Deportiu. Nel 1969 fu ancora una squadra spagnola, il Villanova, ad eliminare i biancorossi.
Tra i giocatori che nella storia hanno militato in maglia biancorossa si ricordano anche: i fratelli Aldo e Maurizio Gelmini, i fratelli Castoldi, Bolis, il portoghese António Livramento (uno dei migliori giocatori di tutti i tempi), il portiere Citterio e, in tempi più recenti, Federico Paghi, Massimo ed Enrico Mariotti e Pino Marzella.
Con questi ultimi giocatori arrivò in bacheca la Coppa CERS, ultimo trofeo conquistato dalla squadra del presidente Fossati, che si avviò a una triste retrocessione al termine del campionato 1990-1991.
Nel 1997 la Società decise di interrompere l'attività su pista per dedicarsi all'hockey in-line fino al 2003-2004, poi la cessazione definitiva.
Cronistoria
Colori e simboli
I colori sociali erano: maglia rossa con bordi bianchi, calzoncini bianchi o rossi e calzettoni rossi.
Strutture
La prima pista del Monza fu il "salone di piazza Garibaldi", utilizzato per i primi allenamenti di selezione dai milanesi Orazio Zorloni e Natale Gaudenzi alla fine della stagione 1932.
Il "salone" aveva però il problema non indifferente: la presenza di ingombranti colonne che impedivano l'omologazione da parte della Federazione all'epoca avente sede a Milano. I biancorossi furono perciò costretti a giocare i primi due campionati e le partite ufficiali "fuori casa", utilizzando il salone solo per partite amichevoli.
Con il passaggio sotto l'egida delle organizzazioni sportive fasciste comunali, fu il F.G.C. "Bernardo Mazzorana" a essere il primo a chiedere nel 1934 al Comune di Monza la possibilità di patrocinare la costruzione del primo campo sportivo nello spazio libero fra gli edifici scolastici di fronte all'attuale piscina N.E.I., ma per tutta risposta l'ufficio sportivo provinciale fascista rifiutò la realizzazione del progetto (costo 18 000 lire), perché la disciplina sportiva non rientrava fra quelle sviluppate e promosse dal regime fascista.
La "pista di via Boccaccio" fu progettata solo nel gennaio del 1935 e il progetto prevedeva un costo complessivo di lire 25 000. Le gerarchie fasciste furono convinte in questa occasione a sostenere la spesa grazie alle affermazioni conseguite a Montreux e contro lo Zurigo, ma soprattutto per i giovani pattinatori forniti alle rispettive nazionali di corsa su strada e hockey trascritti in un memoriale dei primi due anni d'attività e dato al podestà Ulisse Cattaneo dal presidente Giovanni Radaelli.
Partita la gara al ribasso, fu la ditta Marchesi a costruire la pista per 24 000 lire (scontando 1 000 lire) da pagare in 3 anni consegnando al Comune la pista in occasione dei "Campionati Europei di pattinaggio su strada" che si svolse a Monza nella seconda quindicina di settembre 1935.
A tribuna terminata all'ultimo momento fu poi stipulata la convenzione tra il Comune e il G.R.F. "Michele Bianchi" avallando l'obbligo a concedere l'accesso gratuito a tutti gli affiliati ad organizzazioni fasciste e sportivi per loro tesserati.
La pista rimase scoperta e soggetta ad intemperie per molti anni, e disattesi tutti gli inviti dei biancorossi al Comune a coprirla. Al club arrivò perciò a fine campionato 1979 dalla FIHP l'ultimo avviso: «o lo coprite prima dell'inizio della stagione 1979-1980 oppure dovrete trovarvi un altro campo omologato». Sciolta la convenzione nel 1979 l'H.C. Monza fu costretto a trasferirsi alla palestra di via Ardigò (capienza solo circa 500 spettatori) e solo al completamento del palazzetto di Biassono utilizzarlo a partire dalla stagione 1982-1983.
Società
Presidenti
Allenatori
Palmarès
Titoli nazionali
10 trofei
1951, 1953, 1956, 1961, 1965, 1966, 1968
1971, 1983-84, 1988-89
Titoli internazionali
2 trofei
1988-89
1946
Statistiche e record
Partecipazione ai campionati
Partecipazione alle coppe europee
Note
Bibliografia
Libri
Giornali
Il Popolo di Monza (feb. 1929-dic.1942) organo del Fascio di Monza, giornale settimanale edito il martedì, conservato microfilmato presso la Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense di Milano e la Biblioteca Comunale di Monza.
Il Cittadino di Monza (dal 1945 a oggi), edizione del giovedì, settimanale conservato presso la Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense di Milano e la Biblioteca Comunale di Monza.
Gazzetta dello Sport, quotidiano sportivo microfilmato, consultabile presso le Biblioteche:
Biblioteca Civica di Torino;
Biblioteca Nazionale Braidense di Milano,
Biblioteca Civica Berio di Genova,
Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Firenze,
Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma.
Voci correlate
Hockey Roller Club Monza
Roller Monza
Sport Club Mirabello
Collegamenti esterni
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*Expressing your intentions with someone off back. Will started the discussion off by saying the first time he saw Jada on "A Different World" he knew she was the one for him. He didn't know how he would get her, but he knew that he wanted her in his life. Often times with dating someone there is usually someone left in the dark about where they stand in someone's life. We've got to learn to be honest with our intentions when involving other people. Even if you have any uncertainties about where a person stands in your life, let them know. Stop telling people what they want to hear, and start telling them what they need to hear—the truth.
*Communicating with your loved one in their love language! You have to be aware of an effective way to communicate with someone. Will expressed how he considered breaking up with Jada because of her cursing towards him in an argument. He explained that it reminded him of the abusive relationship he saw while he was growing up. Jada didn't quite understand how her cursing reminded him of his past. That was something she was used to. But to effectively communicate with her then-boyfriend she knew she had to adjust the way she expressed herself. If you want to effectively be able to communicate with your partner you have to learn how to communicate with them, in the same sense you have to allow them to adjust the way you communicate.
*Take a walk in their shoes! One way to successfully resolve an issue in any situation is to see the issue from the other person's point of view. Will expressed how he had a view of what he wanted his family to be like, but it didn't match what Jada wanted. He bought the big house and assumed Jada was happy with it. He assumed Jada was happy with giving up her acting career to raise their family. He never looked at things from her perspective, he was being very selfish. It wasn't until Willow came to him and explained that daddy had a picture of a family in his head, but it wasn't their family, that Will saw the problem. He had to put his needs and wants on the back burner and figure out what Jada's needs and wants were. You cannot dismiss the way someone else feels, just because you don't share the same perspectives as them, but if you care about a person you have to respect their point of view.
Be sure to tune in to Facebook for the next episode of "Red Table Talk," Becoming Mr. & Mrs. Smith (Part 2), next week with your pen and paper!
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WEST JORDAN, Utah - WEST JORDAN, Utah (AP) — Two adults and their two children were found dead in an apparent murder-suicide after friends, relatives and co-workers received text messages from the father saying he had killed his family, police said.
Justin Zachariah Matern, 34; his estranged wife Melissa Ann Matern, 31; and their sons, 6-year-old Gabriel and 4-year-old Raiden, were found dead from apparent gunshot wounds Thursday night in a unit at the Willow Cove apartment complex, West Jordan police Sgt. Drew Sanders said.
Officers started searching for the family Thursday evening after police in Salt Lake City and Midvale were contacted by people who had received text messages from Justin Matern at about 7 p.m. The texts indicated he had just killed his family and that he planned to kill himself, Sanders said.
No one who received the text messages, however, had an address for the family, Sanders said.
After a possible address was located on an old police report, West Jordan officers went to the apartment and discovered the bodies around 8:45 p.m., Sanders said.
He said no one in the apartment complex reported hearing gunshots.
"Had the people that got the text messages not called police, we still might not know about this," Sanders said.
Sanders said the married couple was separated but had no history of domestic violence. He said Melissa Matern and the two boys had recently moved into the West Jordan apartment.
Police also say Justin Matern left a letter at his workplace revealing his plans. It wasn't discovered until after the deaths, police said.
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Southern & Sassy! My new crochet hat is finished!!
I also bought her second pattern, Simply Southern Hat,,, I will be starting it this weekend… Can't Wait!!!!
Yesterday I mentioned a SPECIAL SURPRISE…. It's getting close… Come back everyday to watch for it!!!!
So here is to Southern Hats, Granny Chevrons, True Colors and A Special Surprise!!!!
P.S. … Don't forget my Etsy Christmas in July Sale for all you lovelies!!!
Cowls and Owls… Crochet Fun!!
Flowers and Chains… Feminine Crochet!!!
Elena, thank you so much for your kind words and you couldn't have done a more magnificent job! You are so beautiful and just make the hat look great! Blessings to you!
It was a great pattern to follow!
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Step 1: Grease a 20cm (8 inch) spring form pan, preheat oven to 180C.
Step 2: Peel apples, remove cores and cut into eighths. Place into a medium sized saucepan with Verjuice and 1 tablespoon of caster sugar cover and cook over medium low heat until soft (about 20 minutes) but not mushy, set aside to cool.
Step 3: Cream butter, remaining sugar and vanilla in a bowl with electric mixer until light and fluffy. Beat in eggs one at a time, making sure to beat well after each addition.
Step 4: Transfer mixture to large bowl, stir in sifted flour, cinnamon and milk. Spread half the mixture into prepared pan, Top with the apple and finish with remaining cake mix.
Step 5: Place into the preheated oven and bake for approximately one hour until golden and cooked through. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool.
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Lightning May Be Cause of North Dakota Oil Spill
By JAMES MacPHERSON | November 5, 2013
A lightning strike may have caused a pipeline rupture that spilled more than 20,000 barrels of oil in a North Dakota wheat field, federal regulators said in a report issued Thursday.
The U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration said a preliminary investigation of the Tesoro Corp. pipeline break "points to a strong electrical discharge as the cause of the failure."
Damon Hill, a spokesman for the agency, said a final determination as to the exact cause has not been made. The agency based its initial findings on mechanical and metallurgical analysis of a section of the 6-inch diameter steel pipeline that runs underground about 35 miles from Tioga to a rail facility outside of Columbus, near the Canadian border, he said.
"It's possible it may have been a lighting strike," Hill said. "It's possible it could have struck the pipeline or another conduit near the pipeline, such as a fence."
Tesoro has said the hole in the 20-year-old pipeline was a quarter-inch in diameter. North Dakota regulators previously had said the hole may have been caused by corrosion.
"The cause of the electrical discharge is under investigation," Tesoro spokeswoman Elizabeth Watters said Thursday.
The break in the pipeline happened in a remote area, and officials said no water was contaminated or wildlife hurt.
The preliminary results of the break were published in a safety order issued Thursday that sets conditions for Tesoro to restart the pipeline. The order requires the company to perform frequent aerial and ground inspections and install additional leak detection equipment.
The North Dakota Health Department was told about the spill on Sept. 29, after a farmer whose combine's tires were coated in crude discovered oil gurgling from the ground in his field in the northwest corner of the state. Although the state initially thought just 750 barrels of oil was involved, it turned out to be one of the largest spills in North Dakota history _ an estimated 20,600 barrels covering 7.3 acres of land, or about the size of seven football fields. One barrel of oil is 42 gallons, and the amount that spilled near Tioga would fill more than 30 rail tanker cars.
San Antonio-based Tesoro estimated it would cost $4 million to clean up the spill.
The Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration said sections of the old pipe were sent to a lab for analysis. The agency said new pipe has been installed and tested, and pressure and flow detection systems have been installed.
In addition to the corrective measures included in the safety order, the agency has required Tesoro to submit a restart plan for the entire pipeline segment.
Hill said his agency could allow Tesoro to restart the pipeline before the final investigation is done, if Tesoro meets corrective measures.
Watters said the company does not have a timeline to restart the pipeline.
"We're continuing to work on getting restart approval," she said.
Categories: Midwest NewsTopics: lightning caused oil spill, North Dakota oil spill, pipeline rupture
glf4mny says:
Let's see, they want us to believe that a lightning bolt struck the ground and then went some ~ 6 feet beneath the surface and hit the pipeline. What an incredible story. Like... read more
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Q: Python, website request login not working Im trying to login to a website via a script but when I print the websites html content, but I cant see any of the data available after login...
Can someone tell what I am missing? Thank you!
def main():
headers = {
"User-Agent":
"Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.3; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/41.0.2272.101 Safari/537.36",
}
s = requests.session()
s.headers.update(headers)
s.get('https://www.e-ams.at/eams-sfa-account/p/index.jsf')
# Generate the post data
data = {
'url': 'https://www.e-ams.at/eams-sfa-account/p/index.jsf',
'j_username': 'username',
'j_password': 'password'
}
# Perform the post request
r = s.post('https://www.e-ams.at/eams-sfa-account/p/index.jsf', data=data)
# Try to get data only available after login
r = s.get('https://www.e-ams.at/eams-sfa-account/p/EsaSBasisdaten.jsf?eamsTrack=1524234335254')
print(r.url)
print(r.text)
print(r.status_code)
A: If it is not part of the html form inputs, specifying the url in data dict is not correct.
Your request must be as follows:
data = {
'j_username': 'username',
'j_password': 'password'
}
r = s.post('https://www.e-ams.at/eams-sfa-account/p/index.jsf', data=data)
Generally speaking all the input tags of the form (both visible and hidden) must be included in the data dict
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© David Tozer
Common Name Galapagos giant tortoise
Scientific Name Chelonoidis spp.
Spanish Name Tortuga gigante de Galapagos
Endemic
Size Shells can reach up to 1.5m in length
Galapagos giant tortoises can weigh over 300kg!
Average Lifespan Thought to live for upwards of 100 years
Predators No natural predators (threatened by introduced species of pig, rat, dogs and hatchlings that prey upon eggs and hatchlings)
Food Grasses, flowers and cactus fruits (herbivores)
Animal Class Reptilia
The largest living species of tortoise on Earth, Galapagos giant tortoises can weigh up to 300 kg in the wild (even more in captivity) and are thought to live for approximately 100 years. There are at least 10 different species of giant tortoise in Galapagos, differing in size, shell shape and geographical distribution. Two distinct shell shapes are seen among species – domed and saddle-backed, which have evolved due to differences in the height of the vegetation they feed on.
The number of wild giant tortoises on the Galapagos Islands has declined greatly. Their population was estimated to be around 250,000 in the 1500s when they were first discovered. However, the tortoises have been saved from extinction by captive breeding programs and it is hoped that conservation programs will continue to help their populations thrive.
Giant Tortoise (Galapagos) features on these pages:
Conservation in Action: Tortoise Trackers
Galapagos Tortoise Movement Ecology Programme
ZSL London Zoo – Galapagos Tortoises
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Cohen, Charles J., (Charles Joseph), 1847-1927 Cohen, Mary M., 1854-1911 Morais, Sabato, 1823-1897.
Diaries Letters (correspondence) Newspaper clippings Scrapbooks
Charles Godfrey Leland letters to George Henry Boker
Leland, Charles Godfrey, 1824-1903
Extent: 0.2 linear feet (1 box)
Charles Godfrey Leland (1824-1903) was a humorist and folklorist from Philadelphia. The collection consists of fourteen illustrated letters written to George Henry Boker which document one year of Leland's trip to Europe from 1869 to 1870; transcriptions of the letters; and an article by donor and scholar Sculley Bradley about the collection.
0.2 linear feet (1 box)
Leland, Charles Godfrey, 1824-1903 Boker, George H. (George Henry), 1823-1890
Correspondence Illuminations (visual works) Sketches
Du Rouvenoz et Cie records
Du Rouvenoz et Cie.
Collection of various documents, mostly from 1830-1870, relating to a distillery located in Annecy, France.
PUSp.Ms. Coll. 514
1830s 1840s 1850s 1860s 1870s
Ledgers (account books) Recipes
G. A. Q. Miller papers
Miller, G.A.Q. (George A.Q.)
Captain George A. Q. Miller was a Civil War veteran and a special agent in the United States Post Office Department during the 1870s. This collection, consisting of correspondence, a photograph, and a scrapbook of clippings and notes documents Miller's life, his career in the postal service and as an early proponent of the Civil Service Commission, and his uncertain position within the post-Civil War federal government.
1840s 1850s 1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s
1870s 1880s 1890s
Miller, G.A.Q. (George A.Q.) United States. Post Office Department. United States. President (1869-1877 : Grant). United States. President (1877-1881 : Hayes). United States. President (1881 : Garfield).
Clippings (information artifacts) Correspondence Notes Scrapbooks
Gordon Block collection of Lincolniana
Extent: 2.5 linear feet
Gordon Alexander Block (1885-1964) was a Philadelphia lawyer and collector of Lincoln documents and memorabilia. The collection includes twenty-three documents either signed by Lincoln or in his hand including a number of pleadings and court documents from his years as a lawyer in Illinois. The collection also contains a variety of ephemera from the Civil War era, including campaign ribbons and songbooks from 1860 and 1864 as well as broadsides, ribbons, and mourning cards issued after Lincoln's assassination. In addition, researchers will find a rich selection of visual representations of Lincoln in the collection, including lithographs, prints, photographs, and engravings of the sixteenth president.
1760s 1770s 1780s 1790s 1800s 1810s 1820s 1830s 1840s 1850s 1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s
H. H. Furness Memorial Library manuscript collection
Furness Family
Extent: 10 linear feet (20 boxes and one oversized folder)
The H.H. Furness Memorial Library focuses on the study of Shakespeare and other Tudor and Stuart dramatists. Horace Howard Furness (1833-1912) and his son Horace Howard Furness Jr. (1865-1930) founded and edited the Variorum Shakespeare and their library was donated to the University of Pennsylvania in 1932. This collection contains personal correspondence to and from Rev. William Henry Furness (1802-1896), Horace Howard Furness, and Horace Howard Furness, Jr., largely relating to Shakespearean study and the H.H. Furness Memorial library; notebooks; copies of speeches and articles; and other assorted items relating to Shakespearean scholarship or to the Furness family.
10 linear feet (20 boxes and one oversized folder)
1570s 1580s 1590s 1600s 1610s 1620s 1630s 1640s 1650s 1660s 1670s 1680s 1690s 1700s 1710s 1720s 1730s 1740s 1750s 1760s 1770s 1780s 1790s 1800s 1810s 1820s 1830s 1840s 1850s 1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s
Furness Family Furness Family Furness, Horace Howard, 1833-1912 Furness, Horace Howard, 1865-1930 Furness, William Henry, 1802-1896 Shakespeare, William, 1564-1616 University of Pennsylvania. Libraries.
Clippings Correspondence Essays Journals (accounts) Notebooks Photographs Poems Programs Speeches Travel journalism
John Scott collection of letters
Scott, John, 1824-1896
Extent: 0.8 linear feet (2 boxes)
John Scott (1824-1896) was an American lawyer who served as U.S. senator from Pennsylvania from 1868 to 1875. The collection consists of letters written to him by colleagues and private citizens, and several of them feature Scott's shorthand reply.
0.8 linear feet (2 boxes)
Scott, John, 1824-1896 United States. Congress.
Learned collection on German-language theater
Learned, Marion Dexter, 1857-1917
Extent: 35 boxes (+ 2 map drawers)
Comprises material relating to the production of German-language plays in Philadelphia, predominantly in the last quarter of the nineteenth century. Material includes printed and manuscript plays with annotations, which served as prompt books; manuscript scenarios; lists of props, as well as a few actual props; role books; librettos; musical scores; playbills; and selected issues of German-language theater newspapers published in Philadelphia. Also includes a catalog of the Theater-Leihbibliothek, handwritten by Theodor Bloch, owner of the lending library.
35 boxes (+ 2 map drawers)
Librettos Manuscripts, American--19th century Manuscripts, German--19th century Playbills Prompt books Scores Scripts
Miscellaneous Manuscript Collection
The Miscellaneous Manuscripts Collection is a fluid one, consisting of manuscripts that are unidentified or too small for their own collection. Each sub-collection within the group is given a Miscellaneous Manuscript Number which corresponds to the collection.
ARC.MS.000
1770s 1780s 1790s 1800s 1810s 1820s 1830s 1840s 1850s 1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s
Abzan, Moshe Itzak, of Hamburgh HaCohen, Chanoch, Rabbi -- Correspondence Posnanski, Samuel Deutsch, Gotthard, 1859-1921 Benderly, Hemdah Friedenwald, Harry, 1864-1950 -- Correspondence Krauskopf, Joseph, 1858-1923 Krauskopf, Joseph, 1858-1923 Krauskopf, Joseph, 1858-1923 Karafin, Samuel -- Archives Adler, Cyrus, 1863-1940 -- Correspondence Hoschander, Jacob, 1874-1933 -- Correspondence Schwab, Moise, 1839-1918 Zolin, Joseph Neuman, Abraham A., (Abraham Aaron), 1890- -- Correspondence Kennedy, John, Judge Adler, Cyrus, 1863-1940 -- Administration Kohut, George Alexander, 1874-1933 -- Administration Watts, Frederick, 1801-1889 -- Correspondence Wolf, Abraham Simon, 1809-1880. Harrison, George L., (George Leib), 1811-1885. Rubenstein, Frank Jay Lopez, Aaron, 1731-1782 -- Administration Cohen, Joshua I., 1801-1870 Montgomery, James A., (James Alan), 1866-1949. Gordon, Cyrus Herzl, 1908-2001 -- Administration Banks, Edgar James, 1866-1945 United States--Bureau of the Census. Cummings, Byron, 1860-1954 -- History Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865. -- History Mortara, Pio, d. 1940. -- History Adler, Cyrus, 1863-1940 -- Archives Dropsie, Moses A., (Moses Aaron), 1821-1905. -- Archives Jastrow, Marcus, 1829-1903 -- Archives Morais, Sabato, 1823-1897. -- Archives Gordon, Samuel, 1871-1927.
Miscellaneous music manuscripts
Extent: 0.33 linear foot (1 box)
This is a collection of miscellaneous music material, including manuscript scores, printed scores, and printed sheet music. In addition to the music material, there is a letter and a photograph which were sent to Benedict Nenninger.
0.33 linear foot (1 box)
1810s 1820s 1830s 1840s 1850s 1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s
Clarke, Hugh Archibald, 1839-1927 Hoffmann von Fallersleben, August Heinrich, 1798-1874 Krummeich, Paul Stansfield, William Wilson, R. Jacque (Robert Jacque)
Cabinet photographs Correspondence Scores Sheet music
Richard Wilson McCredy scrapbook of Philadelphia and New York City playbills
McCredy, Richard Wilson, 1854-1924
Extent: 0.2 linear foot (1 volume)
The son of Thomas McCredy and Emma Dolores Wilson, Richard Wilson McCredy (1854-1924) was an iron merchant and alumnus of the University of Pennsylvania (Class of 1874). A gift by McCredy, this scrapbook consists of a collection of about 750 playbills and programs from Philadelphia and New York City, arranged in chronological order and pasted onto a volume of more than 200 pages.
0.2 linear foot (1 volume)
McCredy, Richard Wilson, 1854-1924 Academy of Music (Philadelphia, Pa.). Arch Street Theatre (Philadelphia, Pa.). Chestnut Street Theatre (Philadelphia, Pa.) Mask and Wig Club. McCredy, Richard Wilson, 1854-1924 Walnut Street Theatre (Philadelphia, Pa.)
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Robert H. Gere papers
Gere, Robert H., 1859-1928
Robert H. Gere (1859-1928) was a senior partner at Gere & Church law firm and an active member of the First Presbyterian Church of Syracuse, NY. He graduated from Syracuse University in 1883 with a Bachelor's degree in Philosophy and from Syracuse University Law School in 1898. Before beginning his law career, Gere spent thirteen years working as a news reporter. He married Harriet Sexsmith Gere in 1893 and together they had a daughter, Katharine. This collection contains materials dating between 1752 and 1883 and includes two diaries belonging to Robert H. Gere; a book entitled "Genealogy of the Geer Family," in which the lines of George and Thomas Geer are traced from 1621 to 1856; a single leaf from a math copybook that includes a note in pencil dating it to 1752; an oversize copy of The Luzerne Federalist; and the Susquehanna Intelligencer (a local periodical); and an unused travel accounts book.
1750s 1760s 1770s 1780s 1790s 1800s 1810s 1820s 1830s 1840s 1850s 1860s 1870s 1880s
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Robert Montgomery Bird family correspondence
Bird, Frederic Mayer, 1838-1908
Bird, Mary E.
Bird, Robert Montgomery, 1806-1854
This collection contains correspondence between Robert Montgomery Bird, his wife Mary E. Bird, their son Frederic Mayer Bird, and other family members. It provides accounts of daily life in New Castle, Delaware and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania during the 19th century.
Bird, Frederic Mayer, 1838-1908 Bird, Mary E. Bird, Robert Montgomery, 1806-1854
1820s 1830s 1840s 1850s 1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s 1910s 1920s 1930s 1940s 1950s 1960s 1970s 1980s 1990s
Correspondence Family papers Manuscripts, American--19th century
Sabato Morais Collection
Extent: 11.5 linear feet (22 document boxes)
11.5 linear feet (22 document boxes)
Morais, Sabato, 1823-1897. Benamozegh, Elia, 1823-1900 Benedetti, Salvatore de, 1818-1891 Felsenthal, Bernhard, 1822-1908 Funaro, Angiolo, 1854- Hart, Abraham, 1810-1885 Leeser, Isaac Luzzatto, Isaia, 1836-1898 Luzzatto, Samuel David, 1800-1865 Montefiore, Moses, Sir, 1784-1885 Mortara, Marco, 1815-1894 Piperno, Avraham Barukh Veneziani, Emmanuel Felix, 1825-1889
Correspondence Manuscripts Printed ephemera
"Theatricals in Philadelphia" scrapbooks
Extent: 6 linear feet (22 volumes)
The "Theatricals in Philadelphia" scrapbooks consists of a set of 15 scrapbooks on theatrical subjects and contains programs, playbills, newspaper clippings, images, and portraits of artists of the stage, dating from the second half of the 19th century. These materials mostly relate to theaters and other performing venues located in Philadelphia, although there are also some items from New York, Boston, and other U.S. cities. Because of its extent (about 3,500 pages), its chronological and geographical focus, the richness of its materials, and the breadth of theatrical genres covered in the scrapbooks, this collection represents a unique and invaluable resource for anyone interested in the theatrical and cultural history of Philadelphia in the second half of the 19th century.
6 linear feet (22 volumes)
Arch Street Theatre (Philadelphia, Pa.). Chestnut Street Opera House (Philadelphia, Pa.) Chestnut Street Theatre (Philadelphia, Pa.) Walnut Street Theatre (Philadelphia, Pa.)
Clippings Engravings (prints) Portraits Posters Scrapbooks Theater programs
Walt Whitman collection
Extent: 4 boxes (plus one oversized item)
Materials include correspondence to, from, and concerning Walt Whitman; financial records; writings by and about Whitman; and memorabilia, such as sketches, photographs, and portraits of Whitman, his family, his friends, and his homes.
4 boxes (plus one oversized item)
Whitman, Walt, 1819-1892 United States. Congress. House. Committee on Invalids. Library of Congress. Copyright Office. Burroughs, John, 1837-1921 Gilchrist, Herbert Harlakenden, 1857- Kennedy, William Sloane, 1850-1929 O'Connor, William Douglass, 1832-1889 Sarrazin, Gabriel, 1853- Traubel, Horace, 1858-1919 Beach, Chester, 1881-1956 Saunders, Henry Scholey, 1864-1951 Tinker, Edward Larocque, 1881-1968 Trimble, W. H. Van Sinderen, Adrian, 1887-1963 Gardner , Alexander, 1821-1882 Gilchrist, Herbert Harlakenden, 1857- Keith, Dora Wheeler , 1856-1940 Morse, Sidney H. Davidson , Jod, 1883-1952 Hollyer, Samuel Johnson, T. Alexander, J.W.
Correspondence Photographs Writings (documents)
Wilhelm Reich Collection
Extent: 4 linear feet (8 containers)
CJS.ARC MS 19
4 linear feet (8 containers)
Correspondence Manuscripts
William Pepper papers
Pepper, William, 1843-1898
Extent: 9 volumes
The collection documents Pepper's role in expanding the University of Pennsylvania in the 19th century, his contributions to the medical profession, and his activism in Philadelphia. Primarily comprising correspondence, the collection covers Pepper's life from a student at the University of Pennsylvania to his death 54 years later.
1750s 1760s 1770s 1780s 1790s 1800s 1810s 1820s 1830s 1840s 1850s 1860s 1870s 1880s 1890s 1900s
Pepper, William, 1843-1898 University of Pennsylvania--19th century.
Correspondence Manuscripts, American--19th century
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It was a tough time for the Jones family, with everyone just trying to get from day to day and not dwell for too long on the loss of Clara.
Evelyn's attempts at school and her desire to become a social butterfly often led her to exhaustion.
Meanwhile, Erica was climbing the ranks of the Tech Guru career. As good as she was at programming, gaming was what really appealed to her. She could be found playing games late into the night, while the rest of the family slept.
The Jones family story continues in Chapter 60.
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May 31 - Dell sets July 18th as the day owners of 1.75 billion in outstanding shares get to choose between offers from founder Michael Dell and activist shareholder Carl Icahn. Conway G. Gittens reports.
Your Daily Digit today is 1.75 billion…. That's the amount of Dell's outstanding shares. Their owners will sew up Dell's future at a special meeting on July 18th. They're already getting some ideas on how to vote. One just came from Dell's board. The board now recommends shareholders support the $24.4 billion buyout offer led by founder and chief executive Michael Dell. Why? The board members say it's the best alternative available, and, as they put it, in a challenging business environment, it offers certainty and a very material premium over pre-announcement trading prices. But Dell's shareholders have another option. Earlier this month, Dell's largest independent shareholder, activist investor Carl Icahn launched a $21 billion counter offer that would allow shareholders to keep their stakes in the company. Icahn is not expected to go quietly -he already warned that if his proposal was rejected -he would urge shareholders to reject Michael Dell's offer.
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ISG shortlisted for North West Contractor of the Year
ISG has been shortlisted for North West Contractor of the Year at the Insider North West Property Awards 2018.
The event, organised by Business Insider, showcases the developments, deals, and those behind them, that have shaped the property sector in 2018.
Judges were impressed by the work that ISG has carried out in the region, including its £39 million mixed-use hotel and student accommodation regeneration scheme at Liverpool Lime Street, which is set to revamp the area, and its £13 million transformation of Manchester's historic Corn Exchange building into a four-star boutique hotel.
Over the past two decades, the Insider North West Property Awards, held annually at Manchester Central, has become the go-to commercial property event in the region.
More than 1,200 people attend each year, with the biggest names in property development gathering to celebrate their successes and the success of the region.
Paul Munro, ISG regional director for the North West, said: "The projects we are currently developing in the North West are at the very forefront of our industry, using the latest construction methods and technology to deliver places that help people and businesses thrive, and it is a testament to their quality that we have been recognised for this award.
"It has been a momentous year for ISG so far, moving offices to MediaCityUK and welcoming a number of new faces to our team as we gear up to deliver a number of new projects.
"This shortlisting is the latest in several announcements I hope to be able to deliver this year."
ISG is up against four other companies for the title of North West Contractor of the Year, with its Whitworth Gallery Extension in Manchester also shortlisted for the North West's Building of the Decade, an award voted for by BBC viewers.
The awards take place in Manchester on Thursday 17 May 2018.
Awards UK
Nick Hann
Group Head of PR
[email protected]
Reaching the top at ISG's major Liverpool redevelopment project
ISG eyes growth as it relocates to MediaCityUK
The Whitworth Art Gallery Manchester, UK
Trafford College Talbot Road Redevelopment Manchester, UK
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For the record: I was at work at 6:45am yesterday for a site visit and was stood up, so I was very tired and was in my bed at 8:30 though I wasn't asleep until 10. I normally am asleep about 10,10:30 though so someone's comment earlier about it "only" being 11pm my time was hilarious to me.
As far as today - great. I've lost and my corpse gets to shamble through.
I don't care about how townie each of you is. I really don't.
What I want to know if what each of you, individually, did during the game to help me win - by keeping me alive, helping me work out my questions, helping me understand their implications, etc. So no "oh moody helped you and I'm town just like he is!". You gotta say what you did personally.
Of course, the scum one of you has the advantage that you can take credit on behalf of the scum team for not killing me, though keeping me alive was always in your best interest because, well, look where we are today... If scum claims though I'd like a whole long explanation about how we got here, because I enjoy the theatrics of such things.
Is moody/suzaku's role a role that exists in the game and doesn't alignment change?
So.............. great lot of good THAT did me. I'm blind here guys.
I suppose one thing in my favour is that I have never, as far as I remember, doubted your honesty. For more specific details, you'll have to wait for me to wake up tomorrow, cause it's getting late where I am.
Unfortunately for me, the fact that jimbob has been much more active this whole game probably gets him brownie points.
I'll try and collect up my argument when I'm at a proper computer with time available. I might be able to do so at one of my next lunchtimes. Otherwise, it'll be tomorrow evening my time. Off the top of my head, I can say that I have suggested some questions at various points during the game, and supported lynching Matt instead of adnapemit on D5 to give you a chance to win. Jack may have done either or both of these things as well, but I can't easily check atm.
Deadline is in 11/2 days.
To add onto Sabrar's post, I'm imposing my own unofficial 24 hour deadline from the time of this post now.
If you haven't posted your appeal for Why You Helped The Indie The Most, I'll vote with the person who has posted.
If nobody posts for 24 hours I'm gonna flip a coin.
Madge wrote: To add onto Sabrar's post, I'm imposing my own unofficial 24 hour deadline from the time of this post now.
Sounds reasonable. I'll be posting this evening as promised in my previous post.
In my first post about the game, I state that I believe you are most likely telling the truth.
I (accidentally) took some of the focus off you D1 by jumping at shadows with moody's lie detector statement.
I didn't want to lynch you D1 even when there was no-one more suspicious than you.
By the evening of D1, I was already convinced that you were telling the truth. Unfortunately I had no suggestions re questions to ask.
I understood your logic for why you voted for me on D2, and did not react badly.
I used my Pope ability on Night 2. It is possible that the Mafia tried to kill you that night, and I might have saved your life.
I used a (faulty) GPS on you N3 to give you another witness to prove you were telling the truth.
I had the idea to allow you to win (and was ninja'ed by moody having the same idea) when you were afraid town would win and you hadn't guessed the end day in time.
I tried as quickly as possible to work out what happened at the start of D6, which helped you because at that point you needed to know in order to win.
I managed to clear you with logic D6 when some people had the idea that you might have been mafia from the very beginning. In the same post, I show that it is in your best interest to side with town.
I reckon I was the one asking the most impertinent question of Sabrar during D6.
That's it. It's not as much as I would like, but oh well. Not much else I can do now but wait and let the benevolent all-powerful Madge decide.
FQJA: Knowing that jimbob is the scum makes this post simultaneously infuriating and yet hilarious.
jimbobmacdoodle wrote: I'd considered doing that myself The question would then have been, which of us was scum pretending to be town pretending to be scum?
Not going to do my case now, but I really wanted to point out that my "logic wouldn't help us at all" idea was in reference to which of us 4 were scum using claimed results, rather than the gross generalisation you are painting it as. In particular, I'm pretty sure I consistently ruled out Madge as scum from as soon as Suzaku had claimed his results, which demonstrates that I wasn't saying abandon all logic, but we didn't have enough information to outright rule that one or other player was scum (or not scum), EXCEPT for Madge.
jimbobmacdoodle wrote: Not going to do my case now, but I really wanted to point out that my "logic wouldn't help us at all" idea was in reference to which of us 4 were scum using claimed results, rather than the gross generalisation you are painting it as. In particular, I'm pretty sure I consistently ruled out Madge as scum from as soon as Suzaku had claimed his results, which demonstrates that I wasn't saying abandon all logic, but we didn't have enough information to outright rule that one or other player was scum (or not scum), EXCEPT for Madge.
I could say the same thing about you, but oh well.
I'll freely admit that I was somewhat sceptical of your claim D1, but then I am naturally cautious about early indie claims, because it's easy to hide. However, I swung around to generally believing you after your proper claim here. In that same post, I also suggested asking a question to try to confirm/rule out a cult (and I still claim that was a good question, but I guess that's a matter of opinion).
Later on I disputed the idea that you were a safe lynch.
In my big reads post towards the end of D1, I continued to say I believed you.
I responded to your question asking why scum would arrest dimochka.
In my D2 reads list I stated that I said "I think it extremely likely that Madge is who she says she is".
I explained when analysing the three "indie" claims in this post that I believed your answer as well, and saw no reason why you might have lied (assuming you were an Oracle, which I believed you to be).
I continued to be clear that I broadly believed you come D3. Same again later on that day.
Pointed out during D3 that the day could have ended D4 with two correct lynches (and indeed we had them both more or less pinned by that point).
In my big D3 reads/logic post I made clear that I believed your claim, and also ruled you out as being scum assuming a 3 scum game, based on logic.
Suggested Jack track you so that we could verify his GPS.
Continued to believe you D4.
On D4, made clear my belief that D5 was going to be the last day.
Continued to make it clear in my 4 scum logic post that although the logic didn't rule you out as scum, I still believed it unlikely that you were.
And again, come D5, I continued to show I believed you.
I supported the not lynching adnapemit plan in order to allow you to win. In that same post, I also suggested asking a question to determine the number of remaining Mafia players. That was before you revealed that you asked exactly that question already! I also suggested a couple of variants to that question to try to determine if adnapemit had any teammates.
Stated that you couldn't be scum D6 based on Suzaku's claim. Repeated this several times throughout the day.
At the end of this post I suggested a question for N6, not that it particularly would help you win, I'll admit.
Pointed out that although not a guaranteed loss, No Lynch would upset you and therefore make it hard for Town to win, therefore discouraging No Lynch.
Summary: Apart from some initial scepticism before your full claim, I have consistently believed you, and have also demonstrated through logic that you weren't scum in what I believed to be the most likely case. I suggested questions for you D1, D5 and D6, the first two of which I believe would have been helpful to you, the latter didn't really matter. I suggested a couple of times when I thought the game would end, in an attempt to help you with your guess, and supported delaying a lynch so that you had a chance of winning. In general, I've tried to be helpful to you, even if you didn't take the advice I offered. I also believe that my general attempts to analyse the game should have helped you decide when the game would end, though only you can judge how much it did.
I hope that information is useful in helping you make the decision.
Firstly: the automatic win would be for scum to have come clean, explained why they did what they did, and gone through the backstory of how the scum numbers were modified, with bonus points for attempting to signal me yesterday that they could point out.
So neither of you achieved that.
I'm going to try and make my decision based on the evidence before me, a bit sad that there was no big scum reveal that would have appeased my love of theatrics. I want to make it clear, on the record, that I want to choose town (though I'm not especially trying to), because I'm mad at the lying scum who is purporting to be town and denying me of the aforementioned theatrics.
For the record: I think jackHK's pope power probably didn't save me. Scum knows that I'm at least in principle willing to side with them at endgame, even if they openly claim their alignment. A town player would do no such thing. I knew I was always going to be the last on scum's hitlist, or at least near the bottom, so part of my strategy in claiming was to ensure that they knew not to kill me and to kill town instead, as well as to make town like me because I'm a source of useful information for them.
In the end.... I think I'm siding with Jack. I have gone back and forth on it a lot. Like, literally 4 times I have changed the name at the beginning of this sentence.
It's actually entirely based on Jimbob's mentioning not to vote no lynch yesterday. It is after the silversmithing is alleged to have occurred, when more kills are great for scum, especially helpful!jimbob!scum who is unlikely to be lynched anyway (though it didn't work out). And I think that scum!jimbob should have come out today and given us a rousing finale performance. Jack on the other hand was normal, ordinary town. And town were the ones who really could have chosen to lynch me, so I'm trying to reward them.
So, I've lost. I hope whoever I helped win is grateful.
Thanks for modding a great game for us, Sabrar!
That's hammer and game over one way or the other.
Please wait for official end-post.
Town (minus Vengeful Siblings) wins due to JackHK remaining alive as the only townie.
Suicidal Communist (matt96) wins after achieving both parts of his win-condition.
Prophet (Madge) loses for incorrectly guessing when the game would end.
Vengeful Siblings (generalz and moody7277) lose as they were unable to avenge their Sibling's death.
Mafia (both old and new) loses.
Mod-thoughts to follow sometime later.
Please give me any feedback about roles/balance/level of bastardry/whatever!
Thanks to everyone for participating - hope you all enjoyed it!
Last edited by Sabrar on Thu Sep 15, 2016 10:56 am UTC, edited 1 time in total.
You could have won, Jim, if you'd just come clean.
Town - I'm glad you got something out of it. Pity we couldn't win together but you all tried!
Sabrar - thanks for running the game it was fun!!! Did scum know that a silversmith was in play?
Town - we could have won more easily if you weren't so nice with independents!
Remind me to buy you a beverage of your choice when I'm next in Perth (we have a pretty major office there, so not as unlikely as it may seem).
You know, I was so worried that jimbob would come clean (it seemed the obvious thing to do) that I really was considering trying to fake being mafia. But I think I left it too late to pull it of convincingly.
Madge wrote: Sabrar - thanks for running the game it was fun!!! Did scum know that a silversmith was in play?
No, it was intended as a surprise to everyone.
I'm surprised I managed to work out basically what had happened and then Voted wrong anyway!
@Suzaku Watch out, I might take you up on it.
Small world though isn't it? I remember my husband was applying for a job in Sydney and I was like, hmmm, I could force Carlington to be my friend.
Then I wonder what sort of random cross section of people we must all be, hiding behind our avatars and our penchant for online games, and wonder if it could be anything other than kind of awkward.
@Jack oh how I was hoping it would end with a double mafia claim. I would have loved that. Fun!! Theatrics! Stuff happening!!! I've had a lot more fun ever since I started thinking of mafia games as a sort of performance, and I'm glad that the end of this story had town winning despite almost throwing the game away by helping me. It's a good ending that I returned the favour.
Quick question, did I actually get people to suspect I was anti town or was I only a safe lynch to give Madge a chance to guess?
matt96 wrote: Quick question, did I actually get people to suspect I was anti town or was I only a safe lynch to give Madge a chance to guess?
Bah, so close. I was too nervous about Madge siding with town as soon as scum claimed, due to her previous claims that she would help town even if she lost. Unfortunately, I'd forgotten Madge's love of theatrics! I think that was my first time in a final day LYLO shoot-out, and I honestly don't know what I'd do next time in a Kingmaker situation.
I was a little upset to have my win condition swapped out from me at such a late stage of the game. I could have bought it if I'd known it might happen, but it felt like I'd done so much hard work earlier on, only to have it all completely negated. That being said, I reckon the only thing I'd have done differently if I'd known I was a silversmith was to not go with the preserve adnapemit plan to help Madge D5, probably claiming to illustrate it as well. But that would have probably cost me the next day, if nobody else believed me. I was also surprised that my roleblock couldn't block adnapemit killing me, as I think that's a little non-standard. I think if win-condition changing effects are in play, they should either be clear to the player who is going to be affected, or it should be under the control of a faction, like a cult, probably with some kind of restriction. Otherwise, bastardry seemed reasonable.
Still, the game was fun, and I enjoyed trying to grasp victory from the jaws of defeat.
Madge wrote: @Suzaku Watch out, I might take you up on it.
It was entirely serious and I intend to make good on it.
I have to admit that I had a bit of a hard time getting into this game. With a slow-burn power (and a bit of a history of bowing out early) and quite a lot of time at the beginning ending up devoted to "how-to-break-the-game" questions for Madge I was about ready to pack it in at one point.
Very glad I didn't though. The last couple of days were awesome fun. Thank you Sabrar.
- Having a Vengeful Sibling be a Silversmith on top of that is a logistical nightmare that I don't want to handle.
- Mediator is a strong role, especially so that it didn't contain the usual 'cannot target the same player twice in a row' restriction, therefore I didn't think that being useless against the Silversmith scenario would be that much an issue. It is non-standard for sure though and I can understand if jimbob is a bit upset about it.
- In retrospect it would have been better if I'd have allowed SirGabriel to claim the Usurper part of his role but I thought it would be more fun this way. I'll know better next time.
jimbobmacdoodle wrote: I enjoyed trying to grasp victory from the jaws of defeat.
Perhaps. As it was I had a chance of winning if I could convince town to lynch dimochka D1, but if I had revealed I was Usurper, it would be difficult for me to win without publicly forming a scum/independent alliance (which could have worked perfectly in this particular setup, although I had no way of knowing that). I think it would have been better just to not have an Usurper at all, given the number of powerful investigative roles in the game.
I meant claiming it for your scum-buddies, that way you could have co-operated to lynch dimochka and establish yourself as a townie (at least for a couple days that might have been enough to reach parity).
Sabrar wrote: I meant claiming it for your scum-buddies, that way you could have co-operated to lynch dimochka and establish yourself as a townie (at least for a couple days that might have been enough to reach parity).
I assumed dimochka would be opposed to that plan, apparently I was wrong.
Eh, now you know. I play to my wincon, no matter what (you can check out my last two days of play in necro-cultia to see what I mean). If my dying helps a team member get a lot of townie points, I'm perfectly fine with that. That goes for any alignment I play. What I didn't like was that I felt like you were bussing me way too much to have the same wincon (and without me understanding the reasoning behind it), and I assumed that you were therefore not mafia-aligned.
No big deal, it happens. From my end, I'll remember to consider the fact that someone might have a wincon similar to yours and take that into account when I'm deciding how to respond. Still a fun game, especially the twist in the end with Jimbob. I guess we weren't as weak as I thought we were. And I did say that I think we have 4 mafia; guess I wasn't totally wrong!
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Star Trek Online - Overview, Tips and Review-ish Info
Mijan Jan 13, 2010 Gaming, MMORPG
Now that the NDA of the Star Trek Online has been lifted, I've had a fair few people ask me some questions about it, and decided it would probably be good to summarize some hints and tips, as well as giving an overview of the general mechanics of the game. The tips and suggestions will include mainly the low level stuff, as you should be able to make your own conclusions after playing for a while.
A slight disclaimer should note that the views expressed here are my own opinions based on roaming around in beta, and only that, opinions. Also, this will be a lot of text, the TL;DR version should be at the bottom. :)
First off, the general setting is – as the name implies – the Star Trek Universe, where you're roaming around captaining your starship, or leading your away team to boldly go wherever you want! Undertaking missions involving combat and/or exploration for the benefit of the Federation or the Klingon Empire.
The actual game is divided into two different sections, ground and space. When you're on ground missions, you run around as your avatar, with a squad of 4 others, either your NPC officers or other players. While the space section has you captaining a spaceship roaming around in space.
Probably the most anticipated and fun part of the game is the space part of the game. A typical fight would involve maneuvering around trying to destroy the other ship with phasers and torpedos, making sure to have them in your firing arcs, while at the same time trying to deflect as much damage as possible into your shield, balancing out the shield to the area where you are receiving damage.
The shield mechanic is based on there being 4 different sections on your ship each covered by a portion of your total shield energy, then as attacks come in, your shield will absorb a fair amount of the damage, depleting the energy in that section. At that point you should use skills to channel energy from the other sections over to the damaged one, or simply try to maneuver away so the damaged section is no longer facing the enemy.
The weapons mechanic consists of there being front and rear weapon slots, with each weapon having a different firing arc. The main types of weapons are energy weapons, torpedoes and to a certain extent mines – the energy weapons are usually quick to fire and are relatively decent at sorting out shield, while the torpedoes generally have a longer reload and have extreme amounts of damage to hull when the shield is down.
The choice of weapons determine how you're going to maneuver around in combat, typically the smaller arc gives the most damage, while the 240degree arc does medium damage, and the 360 arc does less damage. As an example, if you were extremely forward focused, you could put cannons (45degree) and torpedoes (90degree) in your forward slots, and turrets (360degree) in rear slots. If you go with such a setup, you need to adjust your playstyle to ensure that you almost always face the target, while a more balanced setup with 240degree phasers front and rear would have a more flexible setup, being able to deal damage while performing evasive actions.
As an example, the standard setup is forward and rear 240degree phaser beam weapons, and front torpedoes in the second weaponslot. I'd keep the phasers on autofire and try to broadside the other ship, while switching sides or adjusting shield power to compensate for their damage output, until their shields are failing, at which point I try to get them in the frontal view to launch torpedoes for the massive hull damage.
In addition to this, you also have control over where you want to put your power. There are 4 systems in need of power, namely weapons, shields, engines and auxiliary. Increasing power to weapons or auxiliary will increase damage from energy weapons or effectiveness of various utility skills respectively, while increasing power to shields will improve shield regen rates, and engines will increase movement speed. In a typical combat situation, I found it generally preferable to set full power to weapons, remainder to shields and minimal to engines/auxiliary due to the ships usually not being strong enough to break through my shields before I could destroy them.
Another tip when it comes to surviving against stronger ships especially, is that you should quickly identify if they have a ton of torpedoes and/or cannons at their forward arc, typically escorts will have these, if so – try to avoid being in their really strong arc, as that could easily the difference between a destroyed ship and taking minimal damage.
Furthermore, the outcome of battle will be influenced by the use of skills, these are coming either from your character, your ship(type) or your bridge officers.
Bridge Officers and Ships
Bridge Officers are NPCs you recruit or gain as rewards throughout the game with their own special abilities. As you progress in the game, you can also train and promote your own bridge officers, advancing them in rank just like yourself, with the slight exception of them needing to stay at least one rank below you. For each rank they gain, they gain access to another skill.
The different ships available have a set amount of Bridge Officers you can use at the same time, and different grades as well. As an example, the first science vessel you can access (when you reach rank Lt. Commander) has room for two science, one tactical and one engineering officer, however only one of those two science officers can be ranked as Lieutenant (Rank 1, Ensign being Rank 0), while the other has to be ranked as an Ensign still. As a result of this, only one of those officers can use their rank 1 skill, while the other one will have this disabled.
The different ships you can use are divided into three types, Science Vessels (Science Bridge Officers), Cruisers (Engineering Bridge Officers) and Escorts (Tactical Bridge Officers). Cryptic has stated that they're aiming to fill three different roles in combat with these, and want the Cruisers to fulfill a tanking role, Escorts to perform a damage role and Science Vessels to represent the utility. The main attractions of the different ships are that Escorts are able to mount cannons, are agile and have an extra forward weapon slot, cruisers are slow, have an extra weapon slot and have a ton of hitpoints, while science vessels possess more shields than the rest and have the ability to target subsections of the enemy vessels.
As far as endgame goes, the current final tier ships will allow you to have one Commander (Rank 3) and one Lt. Commander (Rank 2) of the main ship career active, while having a Lieutenant and Ensign of a second career active, and a Lieutenant of a third career active – which career the latter two relate to will depend on which subtype you choose for the final tier ship.
What does this mean? This should be one of the main things to consider when deciding on a ship class. In addition to the special effects for its given class, you will only have Lt Commander and Commander Bridge Officer skills available for the given career for your shiptype available.
As mentioned before, there are three different classes or careers in the game, namely Tactical, Science and Engineering. The real impact these careers have on the game is narrowed down to what kind of ground abilities (kits) they can use/equip, and to a certain degree what kind of special skills they receive for use in space.
I'd like to just note that there are people thinking that a certain career means you will be locked to a certain type of ship, which isn't true at all. As it stands, certain career abilities will favor some ships more than others, but you could also argue that those abilities will complement the other ship classes as well, so it's really up to personal choice. Note that I'm not 100% sure what the abilities for the different player careers are, as I couldn't find a list of them, and they seem to appear at random levels.
The progression is a simple leveling system, sort of tucked into the Starfleet ranks. From Lieutenant to Admiral basically involves 50 levels, with a rank up and new ship possibilities every 10 levels.
Each time you complete a mission or defeat some of the higher ranked enemies in the game, you receive an amount of skillpoints. These skillpoints can be used at any time to increase your skills in the skill list. A note here should be that all of the skills are either ground or space skills, and you don't gain any powers directly from the skills you select, in fact, most of the advanced skills are simply enhancing other skills used by yourself or your bridge officers.
Currency and Missions
The currency in the game is divided into two. First you have the "replicator credit" which you get from "selling" items you find. This will let you "buy" various items from most merchants ingame. Secondly you have merit points, which are awarded at the end of missions and could be seen as faction credits to be spent on various faction perks from Starfleet. In addition to these two, you have a fair amount of commodities you can either buy or trade for, some of which are required to complete certain missions. As an example, to progress in a quest at Deep Space Nine, you need 10 Entertainment Provisions, which are traded for by a nearby merchant, who requires something like 6 Provisions to trade for one Entertainment Provision. The regular provisions are replicated and sold at Starfleet commodity brokers, so you would need to first buy 60 of those provisions, trade them with the shady merchant, and then turn them in to the person who has the quest.
In addition to currency, Cryptic declared that crafting was in-game, which is true according to their definition I suppose. As you travel through the universe, you come across anomalies, which upon examination rewards you with some sort of artifact or other item. Gathering these and giving them, along with an item to a merchant will reward you with an upgraded version of the item, I can't say it's quite SWG-crafting, but then again, nothing is. :)
The various missions you can perform are relatively diverse at first, ranging from exploration quests, kill quests, and fairly mixed content. Furthermore, all missions and encounters are scaled to your group size, so you can group up and still receive challenging content, as the game will just spawn more ships or harder enemies for you.
In addition to these you have missions in the form of Fleet Actions which are similar to public quests in Warhammer Online, where a ton of people group up and perform a shared goal. These also seem to mix a bit of space and ground as well, establishing groups as you beam down to perform ground combat.
Ground combat is exactly what it sounds like, where you run around like most other mmos today, except you have a relatively limited amount of skills on your character. The mechanics are slightly different than what's "standard" compared to the other mmos out there is that you have an expose/set-up-for-damage system and flanking damage. You want to initially perform an expose attack to render the target immobilized and open for massive damage, almost similar to dropping shields of a starship, and follow up with a damage attack to deal added damage. Furthermore, attacking from the side or the back will deal extra damage, so positioning is key to do the tactical approaches here.
Now, the reason I don't write too much about ground combat is that I really don't have too much positive to say about it, I dislike the controls, combat feels very unnatural and there's an insane amount of latency compared to space combat – I assume the latter one will be fixed soon though. However, after the first few ground combat missions, I just sat there with a sour taste in my mouth whenever I saw these appear, and just wanted to get back into space as quickly as possible. The solution to ground missions was for me to just run into the midst of the enemy and hopefully get killed, then go do something else for a few minutes, while my trusty Bridge Officers killed the remaining enemies and helped me get back up.
Another "flaw" in both the ground and space combat, but much more visible in ground combat, is the utter lack of any death penalty. One of my missions bugged at one point, rendering the level of the boss I was going to kill much much higher than it should be, pretty much unbeatable in a fair fight. However, when he decided to follow me back to my respawn point, things started looking up – except I don't think the "graveyard zerg" tactic should be one of the more viable ones for defeating tough opponents. Yet, with no death penalty whatsoever, this is unfortunately not only a viable tactic, but a fairly efficient one as well.
Klingon Gameplay and PvP
A separate section is needed here, as the above is mostly generic, but all based on the Starfleet side of the universe. Once you reach Lt. Grade 5 or 6, you receive the option to create a Klingon character. This character will start at Lt. Grade 6 as a member of the Klingon Empire and roam around with his stealthy little Bird of Prey.
I have to admit I didn't spend a lot of time on my Klingon character, so I can't go into details on this, but from the little I played, I can tell you there's a lot of fun to be had with a cloaked ship!
The Klingon progression has been flagged as being very PvP-centric, and I suspect it became quite apparent when one of the first missions I received was to die 25 times in PvP combat.
All the different scenarios were something I didn't get around to testing, but from what I could see, there's a wide variety of scenarios and "battlegrounds" to participate in, and the ones I did try were quite a bit of fun, despite me figuring out the hard way how cloaked doesn't really mean undetectable as I managed to get too close to one of the enemy ships, and received a very timely torpedo barrage before I was able to remove my cloak and raise my shields.
All in all though, I feel the game as a whole comes off strong despite its flaws. The space combat is quite refreshing, and as you progress to the stages where you gain new ships and more skills, the combat really turns hectic, and it's increasingly difficult to keep track of all the different angles you need to maintain for weapons, shield values, power balance, positioning to minimize damage and various skills to use.
The concerns are present especially regarding ground combat with away missions, but also in the sense that I feel they may have a case of the diversity and potential for longevity in the game not really showing until you're quite a while into the game, and as such, it might scare off some people.
Meanwhile, I'll keep petitioning for Star Trek Online to follow the Starfleet directive prohibiting captains to participate in away missions …
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My mind is just a broken machine: Part IV of book review series on AI in law (263)
By Dan Currell on October 3, 2021
Posted in Artificial Intelligence, Book Reviews
Hal, Val, and the lawyer governance problem that's hindering AI in law
Oscar Reutersvärd is the "father of the impossible figure." Some of his impossible figures are captured on the Swedish stamps shown above. The figures are, of course, quite possible — they're just ink on paper. But our brains turn quickly from seeing some shapes to the "realization" that they are "impossible" because the 3-D world our minds are trying to construct cannot exist.
Our powerful, broken minds
The problem is in our brains, of course. Not only do humans use analogy and inference to build world models, as I discussed in the first two installments of this book review series on AI (Posts 232 and 237), we do it involuntarily. (Part III of this four-part series is Post 250, which focused on opportunities and challenges of expert systems.)
Nick Chater, a professor of behavioral science at University of Warwick Business School, articulates this masterfully in The Mind is Flat: The Remarkable Shallowness of the Improvising Brain (2018). Our brains take disconnected slivers of data through a surprisingly narrow perceptive field and use them to build a world.
Most of what we believe we are experiencing directly is an illusion, an analogy to reality that we hold in our minds. Reutersvärd's drawings highlight the involuntary nature of our world-building by isolating rare instances where our brains continue to insist on trying to extend the analogy even after we have concluded that it can't be done.
Computers aren't confused by Reutersvärd's drawings because they don't have a world model. Their missing world models account for the chasm between machines and lawyers since analogy, inference, and world model-building are core to what lawyers do.
The mental glitch illustrated above reflects both an asset and a liability: we fill in the blanks creatively, preconsciously inserting things that may or may not be there at all. That's our great gift, and it's what humans have to contribute to any process involving people and machines. But it comes at the expense of reliability: because we creatively build a world that our own minds find totally convincing, we are capable of engaging and sustaining major errors without dissonance. We also have terrible memories.
Our minds are broken, and yes also extraordinarily capable.
Our powerful, broken machines
Computers don't think the way we do in any respect, and they therefore lack the ability to do many things that seem simple to us. But a machine's way of "thinking" is highly reliable. A computer can capture and return information with near-absolute fidelity, which is very different from my brain – and probably yours, too. Even the iPhone MCMLXXXIV won't be able to play Pictionary, but it will be able to store and recall with fidelity every picture ever drawn. (For an illustration of the difficulty our brains have with even one instance of image recall: first, imagine a picture of a tiger. Now, count the stripes on her tail.)
As AI techniques like deep neural networks are brought to bear, they can achieve things we simply couldn't, like finding patterns in millions of pages of documentation or predicting rain with precision. Computers have great data recall, and they may come to have great data precall, if you will, in the right instances. But they do so by applying totally different "thinking" techniques. Among other things, machines have no ability to check their conclusions against a mental image or analogy of the world. Their inability to run this sort of "common sense" audit of conclusions partly explains why even the best image recognition tools can be manipulated to think a tiny insect is a manhole cover or conclude with 99% certainty that a university building is a triceratops dinosaur. There's no ability to error-correct by imagining a context into which these surprising conclusions can be placed, because computers can't imagine anything.
Our machines are broken, and yet also extraordinarily capable.
Hal, Val and the absence of process design
Computers will replace associates when a partner can talk about an issue in her office for six minutes, scrawl twelve words onto a yellow legal pad, hand it to Hal the machine associate, and know that the project will be carried out just as badly as it would have been by Val, a recent graduate of Yale Law School.
Kidding – not kidding, as the kids say. Hal would screw up the assignment differently than Val would. We can expect Hal's achievements to be more impressive and his mistakes far more bizarre. Val's mistakes will be more acceptable under the standards of common sense because they will happen when she fills in the rest of that yellow legal pad with a framework that doesn't turn out to align to what the partner will have said she clearly wanted.
The problem here is not with Hal or Val, of course. It's with the partner. And we can go one level up and say that the source of the problem is with the system, or absence of one, for specifying process and outcome in legal work. Hal and Val are both broken machines, neither entirely suited to the task — Val for her imprecise recall and inability to read thousands of pages per second, and Hal for his total lack of analogical reasoning and the resulting absence of all common sense.
But since Val has at least a prayer of "correctly" construing the assignment by filling in the blanks, legal leaders remain shockingly lazy about design. Lawyers build first and design later, preferring to see how it goes with the first few rows of bricks before pausing to decide whether the client needs a cathedral or an outhouse.
To the extent we're only working with human lawyers, and perhaps because they are getting paid for hours rather than outcomes, we can get away with scrawling a few words on the yellow legal pad and calling it a plan. It's a terrible practice that gives rise to all the Keystone Cops episodes at law firms. But its continuing ubiquity suggests that the practice isn't fatal.
Remarkably, for all their power, AI tools have no ability to self-correct, and an associate's fidelity to a partner's vision is certainly improved when a design is in place before she is asked to start laying bricks. The winners in AI implementation won't be the firms that are "good with technology" or even necessarily "innovative." The winners will be those that master the act of pairing Hal's genius with Val's genius while steering around each of their stark shortcomings. They will be the firms with strong process design and process control. Cf. Post 248 (Rob Saccone making point that AI has the potential to be a new and powerful form of leverage with enormous cost and quality advantages that would wipe out late adopters).
Weaving together these dissimilar capabilities won't be easy, but the design principles might be as simple as this:
If analogy and metaphor is essential to the task, it's for the human
If analogy and metaphor can be eliminated from the task, it's for the computer
Working out what precisely that means in a response to a FTC Second Request under Hart-Scott-Rodino is likely a very granular exercise. And it's one that law firms aren't generally great at.
In fact, law firms might not even be capable of it.
Law's broken governance and the future of AI
Lawyers are, on average, bad at process design and control in the way lawyers are, on average, bad at everything: some are great at it and the rest pretend they've never heard of it.
The trouble with this kind of variability, beyond the obvious, is that process is a team sport, and the process is only as strong as its weakest link. (For a good business novel — no, really — that explores this idea in detail, check out Eliyahu Goldratt's The Goal.) A lawyer might be great at process control, but a group of lawyers is certainly terrible at it. See Post 241 (Alex Hamilton of Radiant Law arguing that only a greenfield law firm will be capable of fully embracing process, and literally betting his career on it).
Couldn't a group of lawyers all pinky-swear to commit themselves to the disciplines of process design and control? Well, in theory, yes. But in practice, law firms cannot govern themselves the way any other sort of business can. A law firm is like a shopping mall whose stores can leave, taking their customers with them, when the mall's rules no longer suit them. The mall is careful to keep its best tenants happy. This is euphemized as "collegiality."
For the advancement of the profession, this kind of "collegiality" might need to be euthanized.
Decentralized power and centralized process control cannot coexist, and this may be lethal to law firms' effective adoption of advanced technologies. Advanced technologies require well-articulated and consistently enforced processes to control the variability that comes from pairing them with humans — and law firms are not built for the consistent enforcement of anything.
Could a firm's partners vest real authority in a Chief Process Officer? Sure. They might even abide by those rules, even after realizing how much autonomy they had given up. But at some point, a partner with a lot of clients would leave for a firm with no such constraints, and a reckoning would shortly follow.
Perhaps this creates an opening for non-law firms, or perhaps for law firms with very different governance. Cf. Post 241 (Alex Hamilton exhorting patience to those looking for a rise of the vertically integrated law firm that combines law with data, process, and technology). Either way, I expect the winners in an AI-enabled legal market to be the organizations that can figure out and agree to governance that can sustain the kind of process necessary to fully exploit a portfolio of powerful, broken machines.
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