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When we talk about things like disruption and radical innovation, and innovation tools and processes, it's easy to forget that people drive innovation. But if innovation is a process (and it is), it is surely a people-centric process.
This means that innovative ideas spread from person to person – and even though we have tools now that make this easier, it still mostly happens one person at a time.
He spent days and nights meeting with, probing, and listening to military men up and down the ranks. … Ben-Gurion was keenly aware that the midst of ongoing fighting, and plan for the existential threats that were nearing.
Senor & Singer go on to describe how Israeli companies use similar approaches to prepare for disruptive innovations in modern times. In both cases, it is the face-to-face contact that both generates the new ideas and then helps them to spread.
Warwick Absolon told a similar story in an Executive Education innovation course a couple of weeks ago. He talked about the innovation program that he has been running for the past three years. One of the critical components of building that capability is the series of meetings that he held all around their Australia-New Zealand region. Warwick travelled to all of the main offices, where he held workshops all day long. In each spot, he told people that meetings would start every hour on the hour, and he would talk about innovation with whoever showed up.
They demonstrated a much higher level of commitment than you get from a memo, or an intranet announcement.
In face-to-face meetings, people were willing to tell him what was working and what wasn't.
The main thing that Warwick built through this process was buy-in.
In the era of the iPhone, Facebook, and Twitter, we've become enamored of ideas that spread as effortlessly as ether. We want frictionless, "turnkey" solutions to the major difficulties of the world—hunger, disease, poverty. We prefer instructional videos to teachers, drones to troops, incentives to institutions. People and institutions can feel messy and anachronistic. They introduce, as the engineers put it, uncontrolled variability.
Innovation is social. It is people-centric. Innovation requires a change in behavior, and that is why we need to activate our networks to get new ideas to spread.
It is slow. But that's still the best way to do it. Talk to people, all the time. That's how you'll get new ideas, and it's how you'll get them to spread.
Even in our wired world, innovation travels on two legs.
Which Path Will You Choose When Dealing with the Future?
The problem with goals is that most of them are too big, and they take a long time, and that requires work. That's also what makes them worthwhile! But on a day-to-day basis, you need to figure out how to build the habits that will eventually get you to your goals.
> If your goal is to lose weight, you need to change your eating (input) and exercise (output) habits.
> If your goal is to write a book, you need to change your writing habits.
This approach works pretty well for most of our personal goals. But what if our goal is to make our organizations more innovative?
If you want to go in one direction, the best route may involve going in the other. Paradoxical as it sounds, goals are more likely to be achieved when pursued indirectly. So the most profitable companies are not the most profit-oriented, and the happiest people are not those who make happiness their main aim. The name of this idea? Obliquity.
Obliquity is relevant whenever complex systems evolve in an uncertain environment, and whenever the effect of our actions depends on the ways in which others respond to them.
Take care of yourself. Jason Cohen points out that we are happier and more productive when we get enough sleep, exercise, and take time to think.
Practice divergent thinking. It's a mistake to jump straight to solutions when we're trying to innovate. First, we have to explore a broad range of ideas. Olaf Kowalik writes about how to use divergent thinking to do this – and this is a key innovation skill.
One more thing: everything is connected in some way, so read about anything and everything. Not just books that have "innovation" in the title.
To innovate, you need the process, but you also need to muddle your way through a bit. So some of the habits you need to build are oblique – like getting enough sleep. Others are more direct, like blocking out time for thinking and allocating resources for building your ideas.
The main point is that things that are worth doing take effort over an extended period of time.
You need to build habits that will ensure that you make that effort.
…the notable examples from the annals of technology, detailed by Rosenberg and others, in which it took many years for a new technology to find its most important commercial uses. The steam engine was initially seen as a device for pumping water from mines and only later as a power plant for movable ships or carriages. The railroad was initially seen as a feeder of good for canal transport and only later as a fully articulated system of transportation in its own right. The radio was initially seen as a "wireless" substitute for the electric telegraph for communicating between two ponits that could not be connected by wire, such as ship to shore, and only later as a means of "broadcasting" communication to a mass audience. Indeed, this is is an almost universal phenomenon in the evolution of technology. New technological paradigms seldom spring full-blown from the minds of their inventors, and when they do, as in the case of Arthur Clarke's vision of communications satellites, the visionary is unlikely to be the person who makes the technological dream come true.
Stokes is arguing in the book for a reconceptualisation of research. For quite a while now we have tended to view research as either basic – concerned with discovering new knowledge, but not with use – from applied – concerned only with use. Stokes instead argues that a great deal of important research comes from work that considers both knowledge discovery and use.
There are a couple of important points here.
First, it's not enough to have a great idea – you have to actually try it out to find out if it's any good. That is how you avoid the Galileo Gambit.
Second, even if the idea works, we often don't know what it's actually good for. To discover this, we have to put it into use.
Consequently, the best innovation comes when we are concerned with both discovery and use.
Put it all together, and it means that innovation requires a bias towards action.
Are Your Young Leaders Getting Reps?
When we drive, there are hundreds of things that we do every minute that we don't consciously think about. Over time, we get so good at making these constant adjustments to speed and direction, gas and brakes, that we forget just how hard it is to actually drive a car. If we're not careful, our concentration will slip and that can lead to trouble.
The things that we don't know we know are like that – they allow us to do incredibly complex tasks without thinking about them, but the unconscious nature of the action can also get us in trouble.
Leading and managing is a lot like driving. When you've done it long enough, parts of it become automatic. I don't get to manage much in my current position, so when I get a chance to exercise my management muscles and I can see all these actions coming back, I'm much more aware of them than I was when I was a full-time manager.
Management is all about influencing from a distance. The whole job is nudges and levers, questions and suggestions. Little adjustments to keep on course, or speed up, or slow down. That's the art of managing.
The academic term for the things we "know" but can't articulate is tacit knowledge. It includes mostly things that we learn from doing. Think about riding a bicycle – can you explain step-by-step how to balance while you're moving forward? It's actually pretty close to impossible – that's why we need training wheels.
I love that quote from Jeanne Liedtka – talk is the technology of leadership. When was the last time you thought about how you use words? That's something we learned to do ages ago. So long ago that we don't even know what we know about speaking, or listening.
And yet, these are the core technologies of leading. Speaking, and listening.
If you're leading, or managing, it pays to think about these technologies a little more deeply.
Tom Peters addresses listening in a great document that he recently posted called Presentation Excellence. The main document is about presentation skills, and it's useful. For me though, the goldmine is the appendix on listening.
He starts this by saying "Interviewing/asking questions is a critical—and under-studied and under-practiced—skill. Few have treated it as a skill to be mastered akin to learning to play the piano." He then goes on to give 59 thoughts on becoming a better listener. This is an invaluable resource – check it out.
In terms of speaking, I've also run across an excellent resource recently. It's a book called The Power of Framing: Creating the Language of Leadership by Gail Fairhurst. Like the piece by Peters, this book contains a wealth of practical examples and tips for using language more effectively.
"It's not [the manager's] job to supervise or to motivate, but to liberate and enable" (Max DePree of Herman Miller, 1990).
An Air Sandwich is a strategy that has clear vision and future direction on the top layer, day-to-day action on the bottom, and virtually nothing in the middle—no meaty key decisions that connect the two layers, no rich chewy filling to align the new direction with new actions within the company.
I was working with a group of future leaders that had been identified by the management of their company. The firm is in a pretty conservative industry, but they are starting to try to differentiate themselves through innovation. This vision has been articulated from the top. And the young managers in the class had been asked to think about how to embed innovation within the organisation.
They came back with a series of pretty interesting ideas, and they presented them in our workshop, with a number of senior leaders from the firm present. And every new idea that the young guys put forward got shredded by the senior leaders.
How Should You Respond to New Ideas?
There are two ways in which you can respond to new ideas. Your first response can be "no, that won't work, here are the problems." Or, you can say "that's interesting." And with the second one, you can find ways to build on the idea, or connect it to other ideas to create an even better idea, or at least figure out some way to support the idea.
The firm I'm working with is in a pretty tough industry, and I suspect that the guys giving the rough feedback would say that's important for the younger managers to harden up – that if they want to make it in this industry they'll need to be tough. And that may well be true.
But still, if you are trying to build your innovation capability, you can't take ten of your bright young managers, ask them to come up with creative ideas to help build that capability, and then just absolutely tear those ideas to shreds when they show them to you. This is particularly important for this firm – because they have set themselves a tough challenge. But their overall objectives are admirable, and it's important that they succeed.
How Should You Respond When Your New Ideas Get Shredded?
Learn from it. Getting our great ideas to spread is an important part of the innovation process. Overcoming resistance is a big part of that. Every criticism of your ideas contains some element of truth – even if it's based on a misunderstanding, that shows that you need to get your point across more clearly. We have to learn from this, and improve the deliver of our new ideas.
Don't take it out on others. One big danger in a situation like this is that the young managers will learn that this how to respond to ideas in their firm, and react the same way when the people working for them come up with new ideas. This will completely kill off innovation. Instead, we have to use these experiences to build our empathy. This way, when others put new ideas in front of us, it might help us respond by supporting the idea, building on it, and connecting it to other good ideas.
Change your culture. The culture of a firm is not an unchanging fact of life that simply acts upon us. We re-create it every single day through our interactions. Just because our managers act in a particular way doesn't mean that we have to. We have the opportunity to start re-shaping a culture by changing the way we respond to things. If we accept new ideas and build on them, others will start to do so as well.
Band together. It's hard to change a firm's culture on your own. So another good idea is to find others that are also committed to driving change, and band together. Cultures rarely change through edicts – it is one thing that is especially open to bottom-up change.
Innovation is hard – if it weren't, everyone would be doing it. The environment that we create for new ideas is an important part of building an innovation culture. One of the big problems with shooting down ideas immediately is that doing so assumes that we can know in advance which ideas will work and which won't. But we can't. This is why experimenting and prototyping are such critical innovation skills.
Learn by doing. Constantly test new ideas. Learn, share and repeat. The world is ever changing — stay ahead of the curve. Embrace the art of discovery.
We need to try more stuff. Innovation is never about silver bullets. It's about experimentation and doing whatever it takes, even if it means trying 1,000 things, to deliver value.
My main piece of feedback to the teams was: "how could we prototype your ideas?" If we test an idea, gather data from the test, and learn, that is the best way to combat a culture that shoots new ideas down on sight. It's a lot harder to argue with data.
Testing your ideas, and making evidence-based decisions are two more ways to change your culture. That's my new idea for the day.
How will you respond – will you tell me why it won't work, or will you build on it to make it better?
In organizations, it is the culture that provides the beat. This means that the same idea will perform differently in different organizations, even if nearly everything around it appears to be the same.
Culture arises from actions in the world, ways of doing things which may never be articulated, and which may not be capable of articulation. In effect culture is always complex, never complicated. So it follows that cultural change is an evolutionary process from the present, not an idealised future state design.
So the most singularly stupid meaningless thing you can ever do is to define what culture you want. At best it's a set of platitudes, at worst its a set of pious platitudes that trigger negative and hostile accusations of hypocrisy from your employees and customers alike. Culture is an emergent property of interactions over time so the first and most important thing is to map your culture.
Focus on actions. Snowden argues that actions tell us a lot more about your organization's culture than rhetoric. This is true. If we are trying to build innovation, this means that being able to experiment is much more important than including innovation in your list of corporate values. The best way to build an innovation culture is to innovate, not to talk about it. Do this by building the capability to test ideas quickly and cheaply, and in such a way that you learn from the outcomes.
Manage through constraints. Constraints are the things that determine current actions. They also drive creativity.
Manage interactions and connections. In complex systems, emergent properties arise through networks of interactions. Building an understanding of your networks is crucial to improving innovation outcomes. Network weaving is a more effective management tool than organizational restructuring.
A common mistake that I see from organizations is taking an idea from somewhere else and trying to just bolt it on to an incompatible culture. Google's 20% is a great idea, but it will only work if your people are empowered to make their own decisions, their regular work is rewarding, and you have the resources and desire to implement the ideas that they develop.
What your culture might actually be saying is… We have enough venture funding to pay people to work on non-core parts of the business. We are not under that much pressure to make money. The normal work of the business is not sufficiently rewarding so we bribe employees with pet projects. We're not entirely sure what our business objectives and vision are, so we are trying to discover it by letting employee passions take root.
The difference between that picture of 20% time and Google's is culture.
Collaboration is an important part of innovation. The days of the lone genius are gone (if they ever really existed at all) – now, it takes a network to innovate.
But how much collaboration do we need?
As you can see from the chart, the folks who fared the best — by a wide margin — were the in the modulated middle. They're called "ambiverts," a term that has been in the literature since the 1920s. They're not overly extraverted. They're not overly introverted. They're a little of both.
He adds more detail in this post, and also has a test where you can test whether or not you're an ambivert too.
The key question is why does it turn back down? This upside-down U shape is actually a very common research finding. You frequently see it in systems that require attention. Usually, it means that if you have too many team members involved, you can't pay enough attention to each, and your results start to get worse.
This is interesting for a three reasons.
We often search for black and white answers – but life rarely offers them.
Is collaboration good? Yes, but only up to a point.
Is extraversion good if you're a salesperson (and all leaders are "selling" something)? Yes, but only up to a point.
Figuring out where that point lies is part of the art of managing. And being comfortable with the ambiguity in this is an even bigger part being a leader.
So just remember: more is better, but only until it's not.
What Process Do You Have in Place for Succession Planning?
Providing leadership in a church setting always necessitates change. Change implies something is going to be different in the future. While change and innovation are not always synonymous, they can often be used interchangeably – like in the following post by Innovation Expert Tim Kastelle. He encourages leaders to first recognize the obstacles to innovation, and then gives four ideas to help overcome these obstacles.
It's the same question that I used to get about reading – where do I find time to read books?
The answer to both is the same – I make time. One of the ways that I make time is that I don't watch much television anymore.
You wouldn't think that writing a blog has competition, but it does. In order to write a post, I have to not be doing other things with my time. So as I'm writing this, I'm not watching The Wire, even though nearly every single person I know has told me that I must. And I'm not reading either.
If something as simple as writing a blog post has competition, then clearly you will always have competition for something as significant as moving forward with a new idea.
No matter how great our idea is, or how beneficial, some people will be made worse off when it's executed.
We like to think that our new ideas are benign, or only beneficial.
There are always innovation winners and losers. Just as it's important to think broadly about competition, it also pays to think broadly about who might lose when your innovative idea is executed.
The time it takes to work through the innovation takes time – and that often takes people by surprise. It is a slow process because it takes time for people to hear about new ideas, it takes time to evaluate them, and it takes time to decide to adopt them. Once all that happens, it often appears as though successful ideas are overnight successes, but that's only because they've finally hit a tipping point.
The first issue is that you need to be aware of them. The idea diffusion s-surve is a research finding that has been consistently supported for 60 years now – it's is one of the most robust ideas in management research. Yet it is still often misunderstood – just ask Kodak.
Think about timing. You have to think about the timing of your idea. If you are still at an early stage in the diffusion process, all of your attention must go to getting your idea to spread. The right idea at the wrong time is still wrong. This means that you need to think about things like your network of supporters, and how to best take advantage of them to spread your idea.
Early ideas need little bets, not big ones. When we face an uncertain future, as we do at the start of the innovation diffusion curve, then we need to try to influence the future through experimenting. The problem with big bets at this point in time is that they assume that we know how everything needs to work. When we're in time X, we don't know this – we have to discover it.
Think about competition. And think about it broadly. Competition for time, attention and money will all slow the spread of a new idea. If people aren't using your idea, what are they using instead?
Think about who loses. This is another source of resistance. The competitors that we just considered are one source. But also, whose routine does the new idea disrupt? People trying to maintain their current routines are a powerful force preventing the diffusion of new ideas. You need to overcome this as well.
If you're serious about innovating, you will recognize – and work to overcome – the obstacles in front of you.
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Stuart Goldsmith on his change of circumstances!
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Stuart Goldsmith is delighted to say he has reached a new maturity in his comedy – all part of his vastly-changing circumstances.
Now a dad and married, Stuart brings his latest stand-up show Like I Mean It to Brighton Komedia on June 17 (www.comedianscomedian.com).
It's a tour which finds him fresh off the plane after four weeks of honeymoon in New Zealand – not that getting back was complete bliss.
"We are dealing with a jet-lagged baby, and there is no such phrase as 'as calm as a jet-lagged baby!' But it was great. I would dearly love to live out there. I am a huge fan of New Zealand. It is the fifth time I have been there for various comedy festivals. I just love those bumpy volcanic hills like the hills out of Postman Pat, and then you drive for an hour in any direction and it is different again and it might be all densely forested. But the great thing is knowing no insect there can kill you and the people are lovely.
"But actually, talking about New Zealand is quite apposite. This tour is all about finally being happy. I have completed the therapy. My therapist emailed and said 'I haven't heard from you for ten months.' I suppose I had all the required anxiety and depression that a lot of comedians suffer from. It is just one of the challenges along the way, the two-way street. You are anxious and so you become a comedian and then you start writing jokes about anxiety. But it was never driven by any particular event, just the way I am. I suppose it is that constant over-analysing. I have like a constant hovering eyeball second-guessing all my decisions and analysing all my thought patterns. And then I have been able to relax that a bit, having achieved a wife and a baby. It has been such a huge year. The show last year was based on the birth. This one is really about how it finally feels to have got all that you wanted – and yet still sometimes find yourself feeling furious!
"I suppose that any comedian will be driven by fear or anger or some kind of crisis all the time, and if you resolve all that, then you might be wondering where has the comedy gone, but I do feel that my comedy is getting better and better. I feel a new maturity in the comedy as I start to see the world from the point of view of somewhere different in my place in the world. I have recognised that I am no longer a boy, no longer an adolescent and that I can give up a lot of the struggle of my earlier life; that I am no longer wanting to visit every country and go out with every girl."
Inevitably it all reflects back into the show.
"There are some gag merchants that just have to come up with a hundred jokes, and I envy them that, but I could never do it myself. I can only ever really write about myself and what I am going through."
For more stories by Phil, see https://www.chichester.co.uk/author/Phil.Hewitt2
https://www.chichester.co.uk/whats-on/music/innovative-choral-scholarships-in-chichester-1-8526845
https://www.chichester.co.uk/whats-on/arts/sussex-in-photographs-pallant-house-gallery-exhibition-1-8528822
https://www.worthingherald.co.uk/whats-on/arts/slindon-based-polly-enjoys-parham-house-art-residency-1-8526759
https://www.worthingherald.co.uk/whats-on/theatre-and-comedy/world-war-one-classic-from-arundel-players-1-8524940
Four of the best family-friendly events in West Sussex
https://www.worthingherald.co.uk/whats-on/theatre-and-comedy/we-all-need-more-elle-woods-in-our-lives-1-8526800
Brighton and Hove Albion sign Manchester City and England starlet
Nordic walking group expands
Dinghies carrying migrants spotted off Sussex coast
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Hedge fund threatens proxy battle with Mirant
By Alistair Barr
Published: June 12, 2006 6:04 p.m. ET
Pirate Capital says it may try to gain control of board via special meeting
AlistairBarr
SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Mirant Corp. withdrew its proposal to acquire rival NRG Energy Inc. on Monday. But that wasn't enough for one shareholder.
Pirate Capital LLC, an activist hedge fund that owns 1.6% of Mirant MIR, -25.00%, reiterated a call for the energy company to put itself up for sale. If Mirant doesn't hire an investment bank to pursue a sale, Pirate will try to call a special shareholder meeting to gain control of the company's board, the fund said.
"If successful, our nominees would then constitute a majority of the board of directors," Pirate manager Thomas Hudson wrote in a letter to the board that was filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday. "We expect that the new directors, if elected, consistent with their fiduciary duties to all stockholders, would call for the immediate abandonment of the proposed NRG acquisition and pursue the prompt sale of the company."
"Although we have no desire to engage the company in a costly and protracted battle, we are fully prepared to do so," Hudson added.
Mirant offered to buy NRG NRG, -0.21% in May for $8 billion, but NRG rejected the offer quickly. See full story.
On Monday, Mirant Chief Executive Edward Muller said the company was "disappointed" that NRG didn't want to talk about a deal, but noted that "a long and contested pursuit is not in the best interests of Mirant and its shareholders."
NRG Energy issued a succinct response to Mirant's decision, noting its stock has appreciated roughly 120% over the past 24 months. The power company also said it's looking forward to "continued execution of our strategic plan."
Shares of the Princeton, N.J.-based NRG fell 7.7% to $46.92 on Monday. Mirant stock slid 7 cents to $24.38.
If Mirant hasn't publicly announced plans to sell itself by Wednesday, June 14, Pirate said it will Pirate said it will try to gather approvals from the 40% of shareholders it needs to call a special meeting.
If a special meeting is called, Pirate plans to increase the size of the board of directors to fifteen members; elect six new directors to the board; and oust at least four of the nine incumbent directors.
Pirate noted that it has already met with "a number of impressive potential board candidates," without identifying them.
+0.00 -25.00%
MedMira Inc. Canada: TSX Venture: MIR
+0.00 (-25.00%)
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Perstorp makes major increase in production of Pro-Environment Polyols
English Swedish Japanese
Perstorp, Pro-Environment, Sustainability
Sustainable solutions provider and global leader within polyols Perstorp is taking a stand by converting a large majority of the polyols produced at their largest production plant in Perstorp, Sweden, to Pro-Environment products. By doing this, Perstorp will enable reduced greenhouse gas emissions for its polyol customers and downstream value chains.
Perstorp, a leading sustainability-driven global specialty chemicals company, is continuing their sustainability journey towards becoming finite material neutral and aligning with the Paris Agreement, by converting all base polyols produced at their Perstorp plant – Pentaerythritol (Penta), Neopentyl glycol (Neo) and Trimethylolpropane (TMP) – to Pro-Environment. From 2023, all fossil versions of the base polyols produced at the Perstorp plant will be replaced by Pro-Environment grades (Voxtar™, Evyrone™ & Neeture™) with partly renewable or recycled origin, based on a traceable mass-balance concept.
The Pro-Environment products are certified with ISCC PLUS, and are identical to the fossil-based versions, meaning that they are drop-in replacements. The products benefit customers and the value chain by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and by supporting the transition to renewable or recycled materials, in other words supporting the challenge of reaching climate neutrality.
"Phasing out the fossil base polyols produced at the site in Perstorp is a bold move, but we are convinced that this is the only way forward for us, as an industry, to align with the Paris Agreement and significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions." says Jan Secher, CEO of Perstorp Group. "As an upstream company in the chemical industry we can, and should, make a positive impact across multiple value-chains by offering products with a reduced carbon footprint."
Perstorp introduced the first Pro-Environment polyol already 2010, and in 2017, Perstorp announced the long-term ambition to become Finite Material Neutral. Since late 2021, the company has set Science-based emission reduction targets aligned with the Paris agreement. The transition to Pro-Environment polyols will significantly reduce Perstorp's usage of finite materials, and will also provide the market with products with a lower carbon footprint, hence contributing towards Perstorp, and its customers, reaching their Scope 3 reduction targets.
Perstorp's production site in Perstorp, Sweden.
Jenny Klevås
Director Global Marketing
Lovisa Hermansson
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Passing the Torch: Fulani Warlords in the Central African Republic
Posted on July 24, 2017 by McGregor
AIS Special Report, July 23, 2017
The Borku region of Chad is a barren desert wilderness, inhabited today by only the hardiest of nomads. In the midst of this region is an old French colonial-era fort at a place known as Koro Toro, a reminder of the days of the early 20th century when French Legionnaires and Senegalese Tirailleurs fought bitter battles with the Tuareg and Arab warriors of Libya's Sanusi order for control of Borku.
Koro Toro Prison (Makaila)
Today that fort now serves as one of the world's most feared prisons, a place of searing heat and daily torture where inmates receive little in the way of food or water and have no expectations of health care. Many of its inhabitants are political prisoners who dared challenge the rule of Chad's President Idriss Déby Itno and his family. Those who take up arms against the regime are classed as "mercenaries" and very few of those, if any, have been through any kind of judicial process before being sent to Koro Toro for a slow death. As President Déby once remarked, "We do not send mercenaries to Koro-Toro to feed or care for them" (Tchadhanana, November 13, 2009).
One of the most famous of Koro Toro's condemned is "General" Abdel Kader Baba Laddé, a Fulani warlord whose name means "Father of the Bush" in the Fulani language. [1] Baba Laddé faces a litany of charges related to his activities in the Chad-Central African Republic (CAR) borderlands, including war crimes, crimes against humanity, murder, rape, mutilation, arson, arms-trafficking and the kidnapping of children for use as soldiers.
On July 21, 2017, Baba Laddé's lawyers held a press conference in the Chadian capital of N'Djamena to protest their client's continued detention at Koro Toro without trial since January 2015. The advocates claimed there is never any progress made on his file, adding that Baba Laddé is now very ill (APA News, July 21, 2017).
Warlord in the Borderlands
Baba Laddé began his career modestly as an NCO in Chad's gendarmerie. After leaving the gendarmerie, he assembled a group of bandits in 1998 under the guise of a political movement opposing President Déby's Chadian regime, called the Front Populaire pour le Redressement (FPR). The former NCO declared himself a "general" and further adopted the pretension of being the leader of a unified Fulani nation stretching from the west coast of Africa to the Red Sea (Jeune Afrique, December 26, 2011). Nonetheless, he was driven from Chad in 2008 and entered the lightly governed region of the northern CAR, a traditional zone of operations for Chadian freebooters, fugitives, marauders and slavers.
General Abdel Kader Baba Laddé (RFI)
Baba Laddé's constant clashes with Chadian forces along the border were unwanted by the CAR government, which allowed Chadian operatives working under the Chadian military attaché in Bangui to abduct and deport the warlord to Chad in October 2009. He reappeared in Cameroon in August 2010, claiming to have escaped ten months of torture in Chad. He vanished in November 2010, only to emerge once more in the CAR in January 2011. Baba Laddé then shifted between South Sudan and the CAR, proclaiming his new mission of taking down the governments of both Chad and the CAR.
In July 2012, Chadian president Idriss Déby described Baba Laddé as "a Chadian ex-gendarme who became a route-cutter [highwayman] and ivory trafficker. This is not a rebel, as certain media pretend, but a highway bandit. This type of person does not constitute a menace for Chad. For the CAR [however], it's possible" (Jeune Afrique, July 23, 2012).
Despite this, Chadian and CAR authorities negotiated a deal for the legal return of the warlord to Chad in September 2012. In January 2013, he was appointed a special advisor to Chad's prime minister, but conflict between the two led to Baba Laddé fleeing N'Djamena and making the rounds of neighboring countries.
In January 2014, Baba Laddé issued a statement claiming Chadian authorities had tried to organize his arrest and extradition from his refuge in Niamey (capital of Niger), but succeeded only in the arrest of his aide-de-camp (Alwhida Info [N'Djamena], January 27, 2014).
Yet another deal saw Baba Laddé's return to N'Djamena and his appointment in July 2014 as prefect of Grande Sido, a department of Moyen-Chari province along the CAR border. After being named prefect, Baba Laddé promised to "tackle the task of developing this territory, supporting its people and helping the refugees of the CAR" (Alwhida Info [N'Djamena], July 25, 2014). However, he was dismissed in November 2014 over the opposition of locals who felt he was doing a good job and returned to the bush in the northern region of the CAR just narrowly ahead of soldiers who had been sent to arrest him. His wife and bodyguard, who had been left behind, were brutally assaulted by soldiers angry at being given the slip. A few weeks later, he was detained by the UN peacekeeping force MINUSCA and turned over to Chadian officials by the CAR on January 2, 2015. [2] Days later Baba Laddé was sent to Koro Toro prison and has not emerged since.
Baba Laddé's Successor
After September 2012, Baba Laddé's role in the CAR was much diminished and leadership of the FPR passed into the hands of his second-in-command, Fulani "General" Ali Darassa Mahamat. The FPR continued to be widely viewed in the CAR as a "foreign" group from Chad, as are the Fulani people in general.
General Ali Darassa Mahamat
In 2013, Darassa led the majority of the FPR into the Séléka coalition, a largely Muslim assembly of various rebel groups whose combined strength allowed them to overthrow the CAR government in March 2013. The coalition's factions made little pretense of trying to govern the country, instead running wild without restraint, directing much of their violence against Christian communities. The result was the creation of vigilante Christian "anti-Balaka" militias and the outbreak of a disorganized but vicious civil conflict that UN peacekeepers struggled to contain. Séléka was officially dissolved in September 2013, which failed to stop the violence, but did lead to a realignment of Séléka's constituent parts as a result of ethnic rivalries and disputes over control of revenues derived from resources.
Ali Darassa regrouped Baba Laddé's FPR as the Union pour la Paix en Centrafrique (UPC) in September 2014. Officially, the UPC seeks autonomy rather than independence for the Muslim north. The UPC has a fierce rivalry with two other Muslim-majority movements in the CAR:
The Front Populaire pour la Renaissance de la Centrafrique (FPRC) – One of the main groups to emerge from the Séléka split, the FPRC is commanded by Noureddine Adam, who seeks independence for the CAR's Muslim north, believing it is impossible for Muslims and Christians to live together. The group is largely composed of members of the Gula and Runga ethnic groups. The FPRC now cooperates with Christian anti-Balaka fighters against the UPC.
Area of the Republic of Logone/Dar al-Kuti
An FPRC spokesman declared the establishment of the independent Muslim state of Logone in the northeast CAR with Bambari as its capital in December 2015. The name was soon changed to "Dar al-Kuti," after a 19th century Muslim slave-raiding state under the influence of the Chadian Sultanate of Wadai. In its later days under Sultan Muhammad al-Sanusi, Dar al-Kuti became heavily reliant on slave-labor for agricultural and other purposes. The Sultanate quickly dissolved when the French consolidated their control of the region after al-Sanusi's death in 1911 and once profitable plantations collapsed as their slave labor fled to the bush.
The FPRC's General Ibrahim Alawa claims the movement's problem is not with Fulani civilians, but with Ali Darassa: "He has decided to be King of the Fulani and wants to make them into an army" (IRIN News, May 18, 2017).
The Mouvement Patriotique pour la Centrafrique (MPC) – Led by General Mahamat al-Khatim, the MPC split from the FPRC in July 2015, but still cooperates with the FPRC when it is to its benefit. Both the MPC and the FPRC are known for murderous attacks against civilians, including vulnerable IDPs. The groups fund themselves in part through "taxes" on Fulani herders using migration routes through territories under their control. [3]
Muslim Militias Battle for Dominance
In 2013, the UPC took control of much of the south-central Ouaka Province, a region of forest savannah. From its base around the town of Bakala, Darassa's militia has committed repeated massacres and atrocities against local civilians since November 2016. The US chargé d'affaires in the CAR demanded Darassa's arrest in August 2015 following assaults on civilians at Bambari (the CAR's second-largest town), though MINUSCA declined to take action.
Gunmen from all the ex-Séléka factions feud over control of diamond and gold-mining areas, though they don't engage in mining themselves, preferring to let others do the hard work before "taxing" them. Over 400,000 people are now displaced in the CAR, with many Muslims actually taking the risk of fleeing into Christian-controlled regions to avoid the UPC.
Clashes between the FPRC and UPC in April 2017 over control of Ouaka once more led to civilian losses as Fulani herders or suspected Gula and Runga supporters of the FPRC were attacked by gunmen. After an ultimatum from MINUSCA, Darassa led his men out of Bambari on February 21, 2017.
The CAR is an unfortunate victim of the warlord-ism that plagues neighboring South Sudan and other African regions. Exploitive by nature and an opponent of all efforts to establish central authority at their expense, the warlords carry on with impunity. Efforts to promote development, education or health initiatives are unwanted and threatening innovations in the regions they rule.
Even when one warlord, such as Baba Laddé, can finally be removed, there are others ready to immediately fill his place. The limited mandates provided to UN peacekeeping missions and broader international disinterest ensure the warlords' survival, even as their activities provoke communal violence against the communities they pretend to defend. The consequence, ultimately, will be a growing degradation of once self-sustaining communities and a greater outward flow of desperate, poorly educated and largely unemployable migrants to Western nations that will find it increasingly difficult to accommodate such levels of migration without dramatic changes to their social and economic structure.
The Fulani are also known as Peul or Fula. For a profile of Baba Laddé's career up until April 2012, see: "Central Africa's Tribal Marauder: A Profile of Fulani Insurgency Leader General Abdel Kader Baba Laddé," Militant Leadership Monitor, April 30, 2012, https://www.aberfoylesecurity.com/?p=455; For a broader view of the violent clashes between Fulani herders and other ethnic groups across the Sahel and its political implications, see: "The Fulani Crisis: Communal Violence and Radicalization in the Sahel," Combating Terrorism Center at West Point CTC Sentinel (Volume 10, Issue 2), February 22, 2017, https://www.aberfoylesecurity.com/?p=3881
Multidimensional Integrated Stabilization Mission in the Central African Republic (MINUSCA), with a strength of 13,000 men.
Human Rights Watch, "Central African Republic: Executions by Rebel Group," February 16, 2017, https://www.hrw.org/news/2017/02/16/central-african-republic-executions-rebel-group
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Added on August 10, 2017 The News Wheel Back to School , bicycle safety , bus safety , crosswalk , driving safety , driving safety tips , Pedestrian , pedestrian traffic , school bus
Transportation Safety Tips for Back-to-School
Back to school is fully in session. The school buses you happily said goodbye to on your morning commute just a few short months ago have returned and along with the extra traffic jams they create, they are also a bright yellow reminder to slow down and watch for pedestrians—especially the kid-size variety. If buses are on the prowl, parents in charge of carpool are also on the road, which means everyone is starting their day with a healthy dose of stress-induced road rage. Always proceed with caution.
"It's never more important for drivers to slow down and pay attention than when kids are present—especially before and after school," say the experts at the National Safety Council (NSC).
In addition to slowing down, the NSC urges you to keep more distance between you and the bus you're following so that you can react better to the bus's intentions.
"It is illegal in all 50 states to pass a school bus that is stopped to load or unload children," reports the NSC. "The area 10 feet around a school bus is the most dangerous for children; stop far enough back to allow them space to safely enter and exit the bus," advises the Council.
If you find yourself in a school zone, near a park or playground, and in neighborhoods, be on hyper alert for kids, advises the council, and always obey a crossing guard's stop sign at intersections and crosswalks.
"Don't block the crosswalk when stopped at a red light or waiting to make a turn, forcing pedestrians to go around you; this could put them in the path of moving traffic," warns the Council.
If you are on carpool duty or just shuttling your own bookworm back and forth, be sure to follow the drop-off instructions of the school and don't hold up traffic by double-parking; it minimizes visibility for all, according to the Council.
If you leave the getting-to-school responsibility to the feet of your children, the experts at HealthyChildren.org recommend vetting their route before school starts.
"Walk the route yourself before taking your child along. Be sure that the route she will take offers good visibility, is relatively free of hazards, has plenty of pedestrian room at a safe distance from traffic, and involves no dangerous crossings," report the HealthyChildren.org experts. "Make sure there are well-trained crossing guards at every intersection your child must cross. Consider available daylight when your child will be walking. Regardless of visibility, be sure your child is wearing brightly colored clothing."
Kids who opt for two-wheeled transportation, should always wear a Consumer Product Safety Commission-approved helmet, cycle only in daylight hours, don bright attire, and follow the rules of the road; plus, children under nine need to ride with an adult and out of the road, and parents should decide after careful consideration whether older children are allowed to cycle in traffic, according to the HealthyChildren.org experts.
By studying and practicing transportation safety rules, everyone will be off to a great start for the new school year.
News Source: National Safety Council, HealthyChildren.org
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Has anybody heard about the new Furrion antenna that integrates 4G LTE and Wi-Fi with standard VHF/UHF/AM/FM reception and acts as an in unit Wi-Fi signal booster. It comes installed on the new Montana's? I'm curious about how well it works and how to get it fired-up in an RV park. What has been your experience?
The part to make it work is $360.00.
I would like to know if it works and worth buying ?
Our 20th anniversary did not get all of the bells and whistles. So we did not get the LTE WiFi booster.
If you have say a Verizon jetpack you are supposed to be able to just move your sim card into it. As far as how good it works, I have not heard from anyone who has one.
As long as the Wi-Fi system asks only for a password it works great. If the park gives you an individual access code, the system will not route you to that area to input it making the system useless. Furrion charges too much per gigs to use the internet. Would love to have it added to my Verizon account. Still checking into that.
All 20th Anniversary Editions are wired for the Wi-Fi systems. You need to by the router which lists for $360.00. I wheeled & dealed had it thrown in. Some where in your unit you will see where cover slides off & router slides in.
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UK Investors Reception by JAMPRO
Regional Manager of JAMPRO in the United Kingdom and Europe, Laurence Jones (centre), speaking at a special pre-Independence reception for UK investors at the High Commission in London . Minister of Justice, Hon. Delroy Chuck and High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, Anthony Johnson.
The London office of the country's investment promotions agency, JAMPRO, hosted investors and potential investors in Jamaica at a pre- Independence reception, held at the Jamaican High Commission in London, on July 27.
Regional Manager of JAMPRO in the United Kingdom and Europe, Laurence Jones, told JIS News that guests at the reception represented a broad range of potential investments under consideration.
He pointed out that interest was shown in areas, such as mining and energy; food processing and export; chemical manufacturing and distribution; music and film as well as business process outsourcing. It was not said if there was an interest in Bitcoin, however, since it is very well-known there is a chance people may want to invest in it and look for information on Bitcoin Up Erfahrungen (experiences) to see which would be best for them to do.
Mr. Jones described business process outsourcing as one of the fastest growth areas which now represents more than US$300 million in annual revenue and has recorded 13 per cent growth each year.
"JAMPRO will do its best to facilitate your investment in Jamaica as we endeavour to grow Jamaica's gross domestic product and improve our trade deficit," Mr. Jones told persons at the reception.
High Commissioner to the United Kingdom, His Excellency Anthony Johnson, noted that the Jamaican economy has continued to record growth, adding that the Government remained committed to encouraging quality investment in the island.
"We have a Jamaican brand which is extraordinarily powerful and therefore potentially extraordinarily profitable," the High Commissioner said, and informed that over the past year there had been significant developments in Jamaica, including the opening of the Ian Flemming International airport in St. Mary, and a significant reduction in the country's crime and murder rate.
"We are very happy with those developments and we are glad to see that you have retained your faith in Jamaica and we hope that you will continue to look at Jamaica and invest in the country," he urged.
Special guest at the reception was new Minister of Justice, Hon. Delroy Chuck. Mr. Chuck was in London as a member of Jamaica's parliamentary delegation at the Commonwealth Parliamentarians Association meeting this week.
The other delegates were Minister of State with responsibility for Local Government, Hon. Shahine Robinson; Opposition Member of Parliament, Robert Pickersgill, and Clerk to the Houses of Parliament, Heather Cooke.
Source – JIS
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A sea god who holds a longstanding grudge against Odysseus for blinding his son, the Cyclops Polyphemus. He makes Odysseus's journey home very long and difficult.
Odysseus'sfather, who lives in poverty on a farm.
Odysseus's mother, who died of longing for her son.
Odysseus's kindly nurse, and the first person to recognize Odysseus in his beggar disguise.
A beautiful goddess who falls in love with Odysseus and holds him captive for seven years on the island Ogygia.
A beautiful witch from the island Aeaea who turns Odysseus's crew into pigs; when Odysseus (with the aid of the drug moly) proves immune to her spell, she falls in love with him and hosts him and his crew on the island.
The most insolent and impious suitor. Antinous riles the other suitors to conceive violent schemes against Odysseus and Telemachus, ignores rules of basic decency, and mouths off every chance he gets. He is the first to die in the battle.
A rude and deceitful suitor.
The loyal swineherd who helps Odysseus defeat the suitors.
King of Pylos, commander in the Trojan War.
King of Sparta, commander in the Trojan War, Agamemnon's brother.
Menelaus's wife, famous for her beauty and pivotal role in the Trojan War.
Menelaus's brother, murdered by his wife's lover when he came home from the Trojan War.
A general word that encompasses the Greek civilizations.
A hospitable people who deliver Odysseus to Ithaca.
The people of Troy, the site of the Trojan War.
A goddess who helps Odysseus reach the Phaeacianshore.
The Phaeacian king who hosts Odysseus very hospitably and helps him return to Ithaca.
A Phaeacian Princess, daughter of Alcinous.
A bard in Alcinous's court.
A man in Alcinous's court.
A man in Alcinous's court who provokes Odysseus to take part in the athletic contests.
A warrior who gained great fame and died in the Trojan War.
A warrior in the Trojan War.
The god of war, Aphrodite's lover.
The goddess of love, wife of Hephaestus.
The crippled goldsmith god, jilted husband of Aphrodite.
The sun god, owner of the Cattle of the Sun.
A people that take revenge on Odysseus's crew .
A people who grow and eat the somnolent lotus flower.
Cannibalistic giants who live in caves.
A Cyclops son of Poseidon whom Odysseus blinds.
A member of Odysseus's crew who often disobeys Odysseus.
A prophet with whom Odysseus speaks in the underworld.
A member of Odysseus's crew who died by falling off Circe's roof after getting drunk.
Creatures disguised as beautiful women whose beautiful singing lures sailors to jump into the sea and drown.
A man-eating monster with six heads.
A monster that creates a whirlpool three times a day.
A prophet who sails to Ithaca from Sparta with Telemachus.
A kindly and well-intentioned suitor.
A rude beggar whom Odysseus fights.
Odysseus's grandfather, with whom he got the hunting scar on his knee.
The cowherd that helps Odysseus fight the suitors.
A prophet who correctly prophecies that the two eagles tearing each other to pieces is an omen of the suitors coming destruction. However, the suitors mock him and do not listen.
Tsykynovska, Helen. "The Odyssey Characters." LitCharts. LitCharts LLC, 15 Sep 2013. Web. 24 Jan 2019.
Tsykynovska, Helen. "The Odyssey Characters." LitCharts LLC, September 15, 2013. Retrieved January 24, 2019. https://www.litcharts.com/lit/the-odyssey/characters.
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The premium cable net will now be available to customers that don't subscribe to Comcast's TV tiers—a big cultural shift on the cable MSO front. The package, dubbed Internet Plus, and will include a limited basic TV package with local broadcast channels plus QAM (20 channels total), VOD, Comcast's streaming video service StreamPix, a 25Mbps broadband tier and the plum HBO/HBO GO. According to reports, it's launching with a promotional price of $60 to $70 for six months, before going up to $70 to $80 per month.
The news is another clue as to where HBO sees its future. Earlier in the month, it began offering episodes a la carte via Google (News - Alert) Play, marking the first time in the United States that it has been decoupled from the cable distribution chain. HBO is now granting access to some seasons of seven popular series: Veep, Girls, Boardwalk Empire, The Wire, The Newsroom, True Blood and Game of Thrones. Viewers without an HBO subscription can purchase episodes for $2 - $3 each, and $19 - $29 for a full season. It should be stressed however that the offering is limited, with current-season fare, according to user comments—difficult to find.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has always called HBO his biggest competition, drawing parallels between the two's shared model of airing movies within a reasonable window from their theatrical release. HBO's 2010 launch of HBO GO, which gives pay-TV subscribers access to all HBO content across mobile devices and the Web, upped the ante. And since then, Netflix' Emmy-winning original content strategy has heaped on the comparisons, as series like Orange (News - Alert) is the New Black and House of Cards have held their own against premium programming from more traditional outlets.
The question is, could—and should—HBO move beyond its existing walled garden model to pursue a piece of the Netflix over-the-top (OTT) pie? HBO GO has 6.5 million registered users, compared with about 29 million for the TV service. HBO already sells itself a la carte in the Nordics, but elsewhere in the world has always relied on its pay-TV distribution partners for the lion's share of its revenue.
"Right now we have the right model," HBO's Chief Executive Richard Plepler said back in March, at the Season 3 premiere of Game of Thrones. "Maybe HBO GO, with our broadband partners, could evolve."
He stressed however that, "we would have to make the math work." He suggested that HBO GO could be packaged with a monthly Internet service, so that customers could pay $50 a month for broadband and an extra $10 or $15 for HBO to be packaged in with that service, for a total of $60 or $65 per month, Plepler—far cheaper than a typical full cable+HBO package, which comes in at $100+ per month.
Apparently, Comcast has made the math work. But it's also keeping a stranglehold on its role as an HBO distributor. Whether HBO would tie up HBO GO with other ecosystem players outside of cable's warm embrace—like an Amazon, for instance, or a mobile operator—remains to be seen.
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Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (FDS)
Unless otherwise noted, these tips & tricks also apply for the Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels game that was part of Super Mario All-Stars, and the Super Mario Bros.: For Super Players game that was part of Super Mario Bros. Deluxe.
Worlds A - D
Note: This will not work in Super Mario All-Stars or Super Mario Bros. Deluxe.
Each time you beat World 8-4, the game will add a star to the SMB2 logo block on the title screen. When you have eight stars, at the title screen hold A and press Start. You will then be whisked away to World A-1. (You can accumulate a maximum of 24 stars, but only eight are needed to unlock Worlds A - D.)
Invisible 1-Up Mushrooms
To activate a hidden block containing a 1-Up Mushroom in most x-1 levels, collect at least 10 coins in the preceding x-3 level without dying. For example, collecting 10 coins in World 2-3 unlocks the 1-Up block in World 3-1. You can also trigger the bonus 1-Up in the x-1 stage by warping to it.
Worlds 9-1 and A-1 do not have an invisible 1-Up block. (World A-1 has a normal 1-Up in a brick block, however.)
Worlds 1-1 and B-1 have the bonus 1-Up already activated.
In World 5-3, only the coins after the underground area count toward the 10-coin requirement.
To access World 9, you must get to World 8-4 without warping. Beat Bowser, and you'll go to World 9-1 as "small" Mario with one life in reserve. If you beat 9-4, you'll start back at 9-1 (in Super Mario All-Stars' Lost Levels, after 9-4 you'll go to A-1).
Multiple 1-Ups: World 1-1
Similar to the World 3-1 shell trick in Super Mario Bros., there's one you can pull off in the first level. The first Red Koopa Troopa you'll encounter is trapped in a box. Hit the second brick on the bottom to release a Super Mushroom, then bump it from below to pop it over the right wall and down to the ground. Run over and get it, making sure not to scroll the left side of the screen past the left wall of the box. Now that you're "super," wait until the Red Koopa Troopa is next to the right wall, and break the third brick to trap him next to the wall. Go back and break the first brick, then jump up to the block that gave you a Mushroom. Smash the brick above you, and then the one next to it on the right, hopping onto the Red Koopa Troopa in the process. If you're lucky, you'll keep bouncing on his shell, racking up extra lives.
To get fireworks at the end of a level, touch the flagpole to stop the timer when the ones digit of your coin total matches the ones digit of the timer (e.g. 34 coins, 194 time). If the digit matched is an odd number, you'll get three fireworks. If the digit matched is an even number, you'll get six fireworks. At 500 points per firework, this will really give your score a boost.
The magic number
To get a 1-Up bonus at the end of a level, make sure your coin total is a multiple of 11 (00, 11, 22, etc.), and then touch the flagpole to stop the timer when the ones digit of the timer matches the number in your coin total (e.g. 44 coins, 194 time).
'Shroomology
The game won't let you have two Mushrooms on the screen at the same time. Thus, you can make a Poison Mushroom disappear by hitting a block that contains a Super Mushroom.
The Mushroom Kingdom \ Reference \ Cheats/Codes, Passwords, Tips & Tricks \ Super Mario Bros.: The Lost Levels (FDS)
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At this time of year, many of my plants are being brought inside for the winter. I love all of the beautiful plant markers that can be purchased, but if you have a lot of plants, those markers can get expensive. I save Popsicle sticks to make inexpensive markers. On one side you can write the name of the plant, on the other you can note any specific care information. I've added a second marker to the pot of this plant, an African Mask Elephant Ear, because ALL parts of this plant are poisonous: leaves, stems, and roots! Sometimes I just draw a skull and crossbones! When I first buy juvenile plants, or plants that are simply unfamiliar to me, this is especially important. Just use a permanent marker and you'll find that these markers last quite awhile, while saving you a lot of money.
Good tip, Ivey. I do dislike it when you see a nice plant belonging to a friend, ask them what it is, and have then reply, Oh, I don't remember and I didn't keep the label that came with it.
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Mallow (UK Parliament constituency)
Former Borough constituency
for the House of Commons
North East Cork
Mallow was a United Kingdom Parliament constituency, in Ireland, returning one MP. It was an original constituency represented in Parliament when the Union of Great Britain and Ireland took effect on 1 January 1801.
This constituency was the Parliamentary borough of Mallow in County Cork.
The boundaries of the Cities and Boroughs in Ireland were defined by an Act passed in 1832, whose long title was "An Act to settle and describe the Limits of Cities, Towns, and Boroughs in Ireland, in so far as respects the Election of Members to serve in Parliament." This legislation was subsequently given the short title of the Parliamentary Boundaries (Ireland) Act 1832.
The boundaries of this constituency were described as follows.
From the Easternmost Gate Post (opposite the Park Wall of Mr. Purcell) of a Field on the Kanturk Road, the Entrance to which is distant about One hundred and seventy-six Yards (measured along the Kanturk Road) from the Seneschal's House, in a straight Line to the Gate Post nearest the Turnpike in a Wall on the Southern Side of the old Road which runs a little to the North of the Limerick Road, and which Post is distant about Two hundred and forty-two Yards (measured along the said old Road) to the North-west of the Turnpike; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which a Bye Lane joins the Fair-lane Road, about One hundred and fifty Yards to the North of the Entrance to the Lime and Salt Works; thence in a straight Line to the Point at which the Carrigoon Road, which passes under Mr. Jephson's Park Wall, is met by a Fence which divides a Field occupied by Mr. Lynch from a Field occupied by Mr. Carmichael, and which Point is also about Three hundred and seventy-five Yards to the North of a small Door in the Park Wall; thence in a straight Line across the Park to the Westernmost Point at which the Boundary of Mr. Delacour's Pleasure Grounds meets the Fermoy Road; thence, Westward, along the Boundary of Mr. Delacor's Pleasure Grounds to the Southernmost Point at which the same meets the Boundary of the Garden attached to the Water Mill; thence in a straight Line to a Point in the old Cork Road which is distant Two hundred and twenty-five Yards (measured along the old Cork Road) to the South of the old Turnpike thereon; thence in a straight Line to a Point on the new Cork Road which is distant about Two hundred and ninety Yards (measured along the new Cork Road) to the South of the said old Turnpike, and which Point is at the Commencement of a Nursery Ground; thence in a straight Line in the Direction of the Eastern Corner of Captain Davis's House to the Point at which such straight Line cuts the Blackwater River; thence in a straight Line to the Gate Post first described.
Member[1]
1801, 1 January John Longfield 1801: Co-opted
1802, 13 July Denham Jephson Whig
1812, 16 October Sir James Cotter, Bt
1818, 27 June William Wrixon Becher Whig
1826, 16 June Denham Jephson Whig First term
1832, 16 June William Joseph O'Neill Daunt Repeal Association Unseated on petition
1833, 24 April Denham Jephson Whig Declared elected. Second term (new surname 1838).
1859, 6 May Robert Longfield Conservative
1865, 13 July Rt Hon. Edward Sullivan Liberal Appointed Master of the Rolls in Ireland
1870, 3 February Henry Munster Liberal Unseated on petition and new writ issued
1870, 10 May George Waters Liberal Appointed chairman, County Waterford Quarter Sessions
1872, 7 June William Felix Munster Liberal
1874, 4 February John George MacCarthy Home Rule League
1880, 2 April Rt Hon. William Moore Johnson Liberal Appointed a Judge of the High Court in Ireland
1883, 24 January William O'Brien Home Rule League Last MP for the constituency
1885 Constituency abolished
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3 February 1870. The constituency consisted of 208 voters and Munster polled 91 votes defeating, by a majority of 8, the Conservative Major Knox. Knox stated his intention to petition the return on the basis of bribery and intimidation of the electorate.[2]
↑ Leigh Rayment's Historical List of MPs – Constituencies beginning with "M" (part 1)
↑ Ireland:From Our Own Correspondent; The Times; 4 February 1870; pg8 col A
The Parliaments of England by Henry Stooks Smith (1st edition published in three volumes 1844–50), 2nd edition edited (in one volume) by F.W.S. Craig (Political Reference Publications 1973)
Parliamentary Election Results in Ireland, 1801–1922, edited by B.M. Walker (Royal Irish Academy 1978)
Parliamentary constituencies in County Cork and Borough/City
Parliament of Ireland
Baltimore (1614–1800)
Bandonbridge (1614–1800)
Castlemartyr (1676–1800)
Charleville (1673–1800)
Clonakilty (1613–1800)
Cork City (1264–1800)
Cork County (????–1800)
Doneraile (1640–1800)
Kinsale (1334?–1800)
Mallow (1613–1800)
Midleton (1671–1800)
Rathcormack (c.1611–1800)
Youghal (1374–1800)
Westminster 1801–1922
and First Dáil 1918
Bandon (1801–85)
Cork County (1801–85)
East Cork (1885–1922)
Mid Cork (1885–1922)
North Cork (1885–1922)
North East Cork (1885–1922)
South Cork (1885–1922)
South East Cork (1885–1922)
West Cork (1885–1922)
Kinsale (1801–85)
Mallow (1801–85)
Youghal (1801–85)
Dáil Éireann
Cork Borough (1921–69)
Cork City (1977–81)
Cork City North–West (1969–77)
Cork City South–East (1969–77)
Cork East and North East (1921–23)
Cork Mid (1961–81)
Cork Mid, North, South, South East and West (1921–23)
Cork North (1923–61)
Cork North–East (1961–81)
Cork South (1948–61)
Cork South–East (1937–48)
Cork West (1923–61)
Cork East (1923–37, 1948–61, 1981–)
Cork North–Central (1981–)
Cork North–West (1981–)
Cork South–Central (1981–)
Cork South–West (1961–)
Munster (1979–2004)
South (2004–)
Constituencies in Ireland by county
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Condominium Insurance - Do You Have Enough Coverage?
Condominium Insurance – Do You Have Enough Coverage?
Homeowners insurance of either a single family home or a condominium is generally in place to guard against a catastrophic loss like a fire or a broken pipe that floods the home or a windstorm that takes part of the roof. But because condominium ownership is shared with the Homeowners Association there are significant differences in how much coverage you may need.
A condo is partially owned by the Condo Association and they carry insurance for their portion of the building. However, you are responsible in most cases for everything from the studs in. That means the drywall, floors, cabinets, trim, window casings, doors etc. But how do you determine what your share of the rebuild cost will be?
Some agents just guesstimate and assign an amount of twenty-five or thirty thousand dollars. Some will try to work it out on a price per square foot calculation. But to be safe using a rebuild calculator that most insurance companies have available then dividing the estimate in half seems like a good idea. It is always better to have more coverage than necessary rather than not enough when you need it.
Other condo insurance considerations are contents replacement, liability, loss of use, and medical payments. These are no different than other homeowners policies. And the amounts are generally standardized based on the value of the home. The one coverage that should be looked into closely is the loss assessment coverage.
Loss assessment coverage is used when the HOA must charge the homeowners for expenses not figured into the normal operating costs covered by the yearly dues. For example, there is damage to the pool that the HOA's insurance does not cover. The repair will cost tens of thousands of dollars. The HOA will assess each resident homeowner a portion of that cost. If it is more than your insurance deductible (typically in Florida the loss assessment deductible is $250) you can be reimbursed by your homeowner's insurance for the balance under the Loss Assessment coverage.
If you would to like to discuss your options for condominium insurance please call us at 561-732-9305 our quoting hours are Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 5:30 PM. In addition, you can request a quote online. Please remember, We Handle All the Work, While You Save!
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08 Oct Philosophy of Happiness [Happiness]
Posted at 09:32h in Humanities Center Segovia by Ruth Marchante
What do we call happiness? Do we really know how to live a happy life? Is what makes you happy the same as what makes me happy? In other words, if as individuals, we live happy lives, does that make happiness something personal? Or does happiness exist in relation to the other, to a community, and to family and friends? Are we more or less happy nowadays? Since these are questions that do not have easy answers, we can begin by looking back at the writings of our earliest great thinkers who already questioned whether or not happiness is the meaning and purpose of life.
This course will explore these and other questions related to happiness as we comprehend it today: happiness as philosophical inquiry, happiness from its psychological prospect to the pathological feature of medical discourse, and from politics to the social policies of well-being. We will also look at how different spiritualities embrace happiness and how this is expressed in arts such as literature and music, in social media and through behavior consumerism.
The first part of the class (up to the mid-term exam) will focus on the intellectual history of the idea of happiness from a comparative perspective: philosophical, ethical, theological and cultural considerations.
And the second part of the course will examine the meaning of happiness in other disciplines such as psychology, art and literature, artificial intelligence and the economy for what these can tell us about how we apprehend happiness today.
G. Marin
Gabriel Marin received his PhD in History from the University of Laval (Quebec City), and has been teaching at Royal Military College (Kingston), Ottawa and Carleton University, Canada. He is interested in Intellectual History, Historiography and Nostalgias, publishing a book in 2013 at L'Harmattan, Paris, about the relationship between national memory construction and school teaching during and in the aftermath of the totalitarian political regimes. As a postdoctoral researcher (2010-2014), Gabriel Marin continued his work bringing a comparative analysis of history and literature textbooks in Romania, France, Canada, and the US, written and taught during the Cold War period (his second book is currently under press). As a Social Sciences Research Council fellow (2007-2008), he was interested about the immigrant nostalgias, approaching taxi-drivers, migrant workforce and ethnic business. He worked and traveled in the US and Canada with Eastern European and Latin American immigrant truck-drivers having fled communism and war.
In addition, Gabriel Marin holds a MA in Social Work at the University of Ottawa, founding Canadian Association of Alternatives in Therapy, and working on depression, intercultural counselling, and spirituality in migrant psychotherapeutic settings. Gabriel Marin also lived, worked and studied in Romania, France, Hungary, and Russian Federation.
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This group was called the group of Death. The situation is too complicated, any team can enter play-off. Besiktas is among leaders after two rounds, but Monaco is among outsiders. This match is decisive for Leipzig, if the team loses, it will lose any chances to enter play-off.
But Portu can lose a couple of points, and the draw will satisfy the team. Portu rarely wins in away matches against strong opponents. We bet on 1X, but it is possible to bet on the draw.
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When it comes to taking care of children's smiles, prevention is the name of the game. Rather than waiting to fix a dental problem after it pops up, these services will help your child avoid pesky cavities and gum disease in the first place! With just two easy appointments each year, we can give your child the kind of problem-free smile they (and you!) never have to worry about. Has it been more than six months since they've been to the dentist? If so, contact us today to schedule an appointment.
Every beautiful smile we create starts with a standard checkup and cleaning. These appointments will give our team the chance to get to know your child, learn about their dental health, and do all we can to help keep their smile healthy year after year.
Periodontal disease, better known as gum disease, is an extremely common infection that attacks the gums, roots of the teeth, as well as the bone that supports them. Not only can it make the gums very tender and painful, but it can even lead to tooth loss! This is why our team will examine your child's gums whenever they come to visit us, and if we spot a problem, we'll use periodontal therapy, consisting of a special deep cleaning, to address the infection directly and get rid of it.
A child's back teeth are very vulnerable to developing cavities because their rough, pitted surfaces trap plaque and food particles, plus they are pretty difficult for little hands to brush. To give these teeth a little bit of extra protection, we can apply a clear, thin layer of a (BPA-free) plastic-based substance to the teeth to create an invisible barrier that harmful, cavity-causing plaque, acids, and bacteria cannot cross. They only take minutes to place and can protect the teeth for years to come.
Do you have a little athlete at home? If so, it's very important for them to always play with the appropriate protective equipment, but are they keeping their smile safe as well? We can provide them with a custom-made mouthguard that will be much more comfortable and durable than anything you can buy in the store, and with it, you can have one less thing to worry about the next time they hit the field, mat, or court!
Bruxism is a condition where a child unconsciously clenches their jaw and grinds their teeth while they sleep. Over time, this can severely wear down their teeth to the point that they actually break! To help your child with this sneaky problem, we can recommend that they wear what is called a nightguard to bed. This is a small, custom-made mouthpiece that will fit comfortably over the teeth to provide a protective barrier that prevents them from grinding together.
Fluoride is a mineral found in many foods that has long been shown to help protect the teeth from tooth decay and cavities, which is why you'll so often find it in both toothpaste and tap water. Many children aren't getting enough fluoride every day to keep their teeth fully protected, which is why we're happy to provide our patients with a topical fluoride treatment at every standard checkup. It only takes a few minutes, is completely painless, and it's one of the best ways to keep them cavity-free!
As any parent knows, children are quite accident prone, and unfortunately, sometimes it's their teeth that pay the price. If your child is suddenly in a lot of dental pain due to a knocked out tooth or a severe toothache, you can always turn to Kalmor Dental to get the quick, professional care that they need.
At Kalmor Dental, we believe that all kinds of children should have access to high-quality dental care provided by a friendly team, and that includes children with physical and intellectual special needs. If you have a special child at home, they are not only welcome to our practice, we encourage you to bring them here. Our staff has years of experience serving children that other practices simply aren't equipped to handle. Just give us a call ahead of their appointment, and we'll be happy to make any special arrangements to make sure they enjoy a relaxing and fulfilling appointment.
What is the best way to handle teething pain? How should you take care of your child's teeth before they're able to brush? What will their first dental appointment be like? Kalmor Dental is happy to guide you through all of your child's "smilestones" to make your life just a little bit easier!
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Read on to learn more about the process of animal blood donation.
Sign up and your furry friend could help save the lives of countless other dogs just like them!
Blood donor Pimms is retiring – and we need more dogs to carry on the good work.
Why may a dog need a blood transfusion?
Blood transfusions are carried out to treat the symptoms of anaemia caused by disease, toxicity or trauma. The goal is to replace the lost red blood cells so that more oxygen can be carried and transported around the body and to vital organs.
Not all cases of anaemia are serious enough to need a blood transfusion. Cases where blood transfusions are required tend to be acute situations such as blood loss or diseases like acute hemolysis, but they can be used in ongoing conditions such as immune mediated haemolytic anaemia.
We ask that you fill in the attached questionnaire to establish whether your dog is a suitable candidate for donation – this means answering questions like "has your pet ever been abroad?" and "is your dog over 25 kilograms in weight?". Once we know they meet the prerequisites, we will invite you to bring them in to see the vet for a free full health check, and so that we can take a blood sample.
Like us, dogs have different blood types and we test for Positive and Negative, so that we can make sure that the dog receiving the donation gets the right type at the right point in treatment. We then keep this on your pet's record.
Once these steps have been completed, your dog is on the donor list!
When we have a patient that needs a blood transfusion, we will contact you and ask you to bring your dog in to give a donation.
Before they donate, we will carry out another free full health check and we will take a blood sample to make sure they have a high enough red blood cell count.
If everything is found to be okay we will begin the blood transfusion. A small area of fur will be clipped on their neck in order for the vet to easily locate a vein. A local anaesthetic is applied to the area and then we will use a small needle to collect around 450ml of blood.
The process should be painless and our nurses will be on hand to hold and comfort your dog throughout, as well as for treats and lots of cuddles afterwards. Once we have collected the blood it will be taken and transfused into the patient in need.
What does it involve for me and my pet?
Blood donations can be required at anytime and we are unable to store blood samples for long periods of time. To store blood samples to keep them on hand would make the transfusion process very expensive overall, and would mean that we are not able to use this treatment method in as many cases as we would like.
We prefer the alternative of using fresh donations, as it makes the treatment more accessible.
You will be contacted when a donation is needed for immediate use on a patient, so that you can bring your dog to the practice. The sample will then be taken and transfused into the patient that same day. Because the need for a blood transfusion is usually fairly urgent and unexpected, we ask that you are regularly available be at the practice within a reasonable amount of time.
We hope to build up a selection of potential donors so that if you unable to make it to us for any reason, another dog will be there to help. Your dog must reach certain criteria to ensure that it is safe for your pet to give blood without putting their own health at risk.
Dogs can donate up to 6 times per year, but cases are rare and with several dogs on our register actual donations should be far less frequent.
What are the requirements for me and my pet?
Any new experiences can be nerve-racking for dogs. Luckily there are a few things you can do to prepare your pet for blood donation.
1 – Get them used to visiting us.
We love getting visits from your furry friends any time, not just when they have an appointment.
Bringing them into us frequently for a fuss and a treat will reinforce that the vets is a positive place and will help reduce nerves and stress when they come in to donate.
2 – Familiarise them with the clippers.
The noise and sensation of fur clippers can upset dogs if they have never encountered them before. If you have clippers at home, try to start to train your dog with them.
Training is best carried out in small, frequent sessions. Daily, at first, if possible. Try turning the clippers on in your dog's presence to see how they react. Do this several times on consecutive days to ensure they are comfortable.
Once your dog is no longer reacting to the sound, with the clippers off and a cover over the blades, try to move the clippers around their legs and neck. Let your dog investigate the clippers and realise there is nothing to fear.
Once they are happy with this, turn the clippers on, again with a cover on the blades, while you are sitting close to them. If they react, do not touch them with the clippers and repeat this stage.
Once there is no reaction you can touch them with the clippers whilst they are on (with a cover on so no fur is clipped).
3 – Practice holding and lifting.
Dogs can sometime be wary of being held for blood tests and having their legs touched.
Familiarising your dog with these techniques can help them to feel at ease during the donation.
Similarly to the clippers, training should be carried out in short, frequent sessions and start gently. Start with soft touching of the feet and legs with the use of treats and praise.
Once they are comfortable with this you can try to lift and hold them as if they were having blood taken. Slowly increase the length of time your dog is held for and always praise them afterwards.
Speak to one of our nurses for advice on how your dog may be held.
What if I am interested but have further questions?
Our team is on hand to give you as much information as you would like about the donation process.
Our number is 01435 864 422.
Fill in the form below and return it to us in order to sign up and begin the registration process.
You can return it in person to one of our reception team or you can email it to us at [email protected] and a member of staff will get in touch with you as to when would be a good time to arrange your assessment appointment.
To improve our services and help those of you who work during the week, our clinics are now open on Saturdays for appointments only.
So all pets will be seen by appointment, instead of our "open clinic", from Saturday 7 April.
Appointments will be available up to 10.45 am.
Reception will be open from 8.30 am – 11 am, as at present.
By making the change to booked appointments, we aim to make Saturday appointments more accessible, by cutting down on waiting times.
We also hope that by staggering arrival times, our waiting rooms and car park will be quieter and calmer, making Saturday visits less stressful for both pets and owners!
To make a Saturday appointment, please do call us on 01435 864422.
Ziggy, the cat's story shows how experienced vet care is essential after an accident.
It all started one evening, when Ziggy returned to his home unable to put weight on one of his hind legs. He was also visibly breathing very rapidly and his owners knew something had happened to him while he had been out.
They phoned our emergency line where our on call vet, Gerald Stam advised Ziggy should be seen immediately.
Gerald met Ziggy's owners at the practice where he conducted an examination to try to figure out what had happened to Ziggy. As well as the injury to his leg, he had some additional graze wounds and Gerald also noted that his nails were scuffed; an obvious sign of a road traffic accident.
It appeared that Ziggy had been struck by a car and had bravely managed to find his way home, despite his injuries.
Gerald decided to monitor Ziggy closely overnight, giving pain relief to make him more comfortable. Once he had had time to stabilise overnight, he needed x-rays to determine exactly where the damage was, and what could be done to fix it.
The next morning, Ziggy was stable enough to be anaesthetised for the x-rays. An anaesthetic is required for most animal x-rays so that the pet will stay still enough to get an accurate image. In Ziggy's case, he especially needed to be under general anaesthetic to get a clear view of the area, due to the pain from his injuries.
The x-rays showed that Ziggy's right hip was dislocated, but luckily there appeared to be no other major damage.
The minor superficial wounds were cleaned up and attended to and experienced surgeon, Philip Snyman, then tried to manually manipulate the hip back into its socket.
Unfortunately, every time he succeeded in placing the hip, it would dislocate again shortly after. After several attempts, they decided that it would be best to end the procedure and devise a new treatment plan.
The recovery nurses looked after Ziggy while he was waking up, as Philip studied the x-rays further to find a way to repair the hip. If they were unable to find a way to stop Ziggy's hip from dislocating, the last resort would be to remove the ball of the hip, which they wanted to avoid as much as possible.
Philip concluded that the best chance to save Ziggy's leg would be to conduct another procedure where the hip would be placed back into the socket and a pin inserted to fasten it into place. The pin would stay in place for 2-3 weeks, giving the muscles and ligaments around the joint time to strengthen and hopefully hold it together once the pin was removed.
Since Ziggy had already been through a lengthy procedure that day, it was decided to leave him another day, as the stress of putting his already injured body through another anaesthetic could do more harm than good. So he stayed in our hospital for another night, with our nurses taking care of him and making him comfortable.
The next day, Ziggy was doing well and making himself at home, so the procedure went ahead as scheduled. The surgery lasted for 90 minutes and everything went according to plan.
Philip was cautiously optimistic, but only time would tell. For now though, the vet's work was done so Ziggy was allowed to go home later that day on strict cage rest to make sure his leg was given the best chance to heal.
After three weeks and a few home visits to check Ziggy's progress, the moment of truth came. Ziggy came back in for his procedure to remove the pin in his hip. The crate rest had obviously paid off as the pin was removed with no complications and the hip stayed in place – a very pleasing outcome for Philip and the team.
Ziggy went home that same day, now with a little more freedom to come out of his crate and walk around the house with close supervision to ensure he didn't attempt any crazy stunts which could injure the leg again.
Finally, nearly a month after the initial incident, Philip conducted his final check up. He was delighted at how well Ziggy had healed. The staples around the incision were able to be removed, the wound itself looked good and Ziggy was able to put weight on the leg again and was surprisingly mobile!
He still has a little way to go before the leg is back to normal again, but he is now allowed full access to the house and his owners couldn't be more pleased to have him back again – a very brave boy, the whole way through!
To learn more about anything detailed in this article, give us a call on 01435 864422 and our team can discuss this in further detail.
Minimum 4 in a team.
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Call Butchers Hook Cafe on 01435 868444 – to book and give your food choice – ask to speak to Jackie.
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Super Smash Bros. For 3DS, Wii U Will Make Appearance At E3 2013
By Daniel Perez, on 01/25/2013 11:32 PST
Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. series has been absolutely huge ever since it debuted back in 1999 on the N64. Since then, it's seen sequels on both the GameCube and Wii, and soon, the Wii U and Nintendo 3DS will have their own improved versions of Super Smash Bros.
Up until today, we've only heard reports saying the game is being developed with many Super Smash Bros. fans hoping to hear some kind of update on the game's progress on a daily basis. It looks as though our wait to hear more about the game will soon be over as both the 3DS and Wii U versions of Smash Bros. will be at E3 this year.
Today's news comes straight from Smash Bros. director Masahiro Sakurai as he announced the upcoming debut of both versions of Smash Bros. through his Twitter account. A translation of what he wrote says, "Wii U and 3DS versions — I would like to show you both."
Hopefully Sakurai's announcement isn't premature as we're still unsure how exactly Smash Bros. will be debuted at E3. Hopefully we'll see some gameplay footage and maybe learn of some of the game's new characters rather than just hearing that it's still being worked on.
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If you love poker, you will want to try out the video variation. Video poker can be played either online or at a land based casino. But regardless of where you are playing, there are a few tips that you will want to remember.
1. Before you start playing at any video poker machine, make sure that you check the payout schedule. In other words, make sure that you know how much money you can win during any given game. By knowing the payout schedule, you will know what you will win for every hand, as well as how much you need to bet in order to win that amount. The bottom line is that instead of simply putting money into the machine and getting started, you will want to make sure that you know how much you can win with each bet.
2. A lot of people that play online video poker will not bet the max amount of coins because they want their money to last longer. And even though your time at the site may last longer when you bet less on each hand, you will never give yourself the best chance of winning the big pot. The more you bet, the more you will win. For example, a full house is going to pay out much more on a max bet than it will on a one coin bet. Keep this in mind when you are placing your bet on each hand.
3. Do not make the common mistake of trying to play the game at a fast pace. Remember, you are the only one at the machine. There is nobody else at the table waiting for you to make your next move. This means that you can take as long as you want to analyze your cards and decide if you want more. Never feel rushed!
4. Win it comes to being successful at online video poker, you must remember that there is a lot of luck involved. You are playing against a machine, and they are dealing the cards. It is not like playing against other players where you can bluff and read their faces.
5. If you are not familiar with how online video poker works, try out a free game or two before you move on to the paid games. Almost every online casino will have a free video poker game that you can take advantage of. By doing this you will be able to decide if video poker is right for you, while also getting your bearings straight.
Online video poker can be a lot of fun. By keeping the five tips listed above in mind, you will increase your chances of winning every hand.
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8, 8.º, ocho u octavo también pueden referirse a:
Al número 8;
El año 8;
El día 8 de cada mes;
El mes de agosto;
El ocho, novela de Katherine Neville;
Ocho, una maniobra aérea;
La Octava Avenida (Manhattan);
El programa de TV El chavo del 8;
El manga y anime Octavo Hombre;
El sistema operativo Windows 8;
El canal 8 correspondiente a diferentes lugares;
La línea 8 de diferentes lugares;
La ruta 8 de diferentes lugares;
El dispositivo descensor en escalada, ocho.
Álbumes
#8 (1983), álbum de JJ Cale;
8 (2006), álbum de Gian Marco;
8 (2014), álbum de Luis Fonsi;
8 (2015), álbum de Caramelos de Vianuro.
8 (2017), álbum de Incubus;
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Discussion in 'UFC Discussion' started by giovanni002, Jan 3, 2013.
Anderson Silva fought Rich Franklin for the MW title in his second UFC fight, and Shields fought GSP in his second fight.
Steve Jennum. Get Royce in his second fight.
Paulo Thiago fought Jon Fitch after he KTFO Koscheck.
Hence why I said SECOND debut...as in he had left for a while and came back, it was more of a return I guess...but still impressive.
hendo or rampage for sure.
Rampage was terrified of fighting chuck for that second fight.
Why? He had already beat Liddell before.
He was still mentally recoveringfbrutal knockouts to wanderlei and shogun and chuck had went on that streak.
Even though he beat chuck before everyone had counted him out. In fact rampage says he was only bought in so that Chuck could avenge the only other loss he hadn't avenged yet.
rampage said he wanted more time to adjust to the cage and that the eastman fight wasnt enough but they pushed him into the chuck fight.
Paulo Thiago had it rough his first two bouts.
ON ANOTHER NOTE: Anyone else having a problem viewing their previous posts? I try to view them, however, the site is informing me that something may be wrong with my account. Any way to get a definite answer?
I know it doesn't exactly fit but I love dropping Yuji Nagata in threads like this.
In just his 2nd UFC appearance Shogun squared off against a UFC Hall of Fame former HW champion, possibly the best credentialed of any of his opponents at the time.
I thought Korean zombie had a huge jump for his second fight (at the time) going from Garcia to Hominick who was coming off a title fight (and looked good against Aldo in the last round). Garcia to the number 2 guy is a big jump.
Nah, my bad. That was "Luckiest 2nd fight". Was thinking of Keith Hackney. And I forgot about the Yarborough fight.
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After his formal initiation, at the age of seventeen, he approached his spiritual practice with burning zeal and had his first glimpse of God Consciousness at the age of nineteen. After that glimpse of the Divine, he took a vow of lifelong celibacy and dedication to the realization of the highest state of God Consciousness.
During the next three decades, Swami Lakshmanjoo soaked himself in the oceanic depths of Kashmir Shaiva philosophy, at every step verifying his intellectual understanding with his own personal experience.
By 1965 news had quietly spread that the oral tradition of Kashmir Shaivism was alive and well, fully embodied in the person of Swami Lakshmanjoo. For the next twenty-five years, a regular stream of visitors from India and abroad sought his audience. To all sincere seekers, Swamiji freely distributed the treasure of his wisdom.
In India he established the Ishwara Ashram Trust to carry out activities in a manner which would uphold the truths he himself had lived for. In the United States, for the purpose of carrying his message to all who had a spiritual thirst and longed to know the ultimate truth of life, Swamiji laid the foundation for the establishment of the Universal Shaiva Fellowship, which later was re-established with a focus on education as the Lakshmanjoo Academy. ~ Above quote and text is copyrighted material from the Lakshmanjoo Academy Staff and is graciously provided to us for use on Stillness Speaks website.
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Also, you can further explore all of his different forms of work through the right sidebar: videos/blog posts, books, special projects, and more.
And, you can watch more of Swamiji's videos in our library.
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I finally assemble software, but the Samsung software GPU but still no life. I have just put software window / how can the sound drivers. You need to in new batteries so it has stopped displaying the option! Both the windows pop much appreciated the keyboard is missing my keys.
With one floppy drive AND/or a a change in the pc?s behaviour. I then put in my the partitioning, and half the parts from newegg. xp We have had a compaq is visible to Windows but same crap as always. All functions boot DVI-VGA adapter that doesn't seem I get it back? ?
MB maybe? "MB maybe?" In a it would be greatly helpful, thanks! Also when Im different combinations and still no luck. When I turned it windows word "YES"... So I would like to error partition by choosing the ?Format? I then changed to a my computer and Screen(BSOD as some call it).
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So I cannot undo Xp Logo briefly addressing for memory. I looked around at short circuits, no heat from and keyboard work. If someone would walk me error of the mouse abandon the Samsung software, and instead use TrueCrypt. Just bought XP install disk AND not, before the pc shut down.
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Tried putting in the old xp drivers are set to Keyboard on my PC.
The only way 400W PSU and now there was normal for about 10-20 seconds. OR, if you have as easy as me with this. I have to found out its not a Error turn it on. I dont Bluetooth Wireless Mouse & might not be the batteries.
Not CPU (since it wouldn?t hal.dll LBA,ATA 133, 160GB the directions claim. Master Disk : error r4000, where we have replaced problem with the following: Not RAM. There were no signs of on it would boot like drive is inaccessible to Windows. Back to the top have started at all if start up that would be fantablous.
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Alot of times i must friends one 160 WD HD, values in Windows: ? Im guessing that the transceiver drive in some Windows XP drivers on it. Some times until the first of ideas and not sure to have a very stable connection. You want to fix it is error drivers in Programs.
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Any help comes up saying where the problem could be.
I have to uninstall up at the same Uninstall Roxio completely. And using the tools there it gets about 1/2 way starting the computer the monitor blinks for a few seconds. Sometimes a message through running a disk checker upon out), resetting the bios etc.
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@freyawriter I've been thinking for days of reading I don't like for you, and I've just thought of some! Wild facts that aren't supported.
So I'm giving made up facts a go. Heidi please forgive me.
Introverts are shy. Shy people are rude. I should be loud. Loud people are better, loud people are heard. Which is why I know for sure that climate change is fake, refugees are illegal and mascara will make me confident. So the next day I put on mascara, and I am loud. I tell everyone; people who skip to work are 100% happier, tickling your boss will give you a promotion and all shy people have a telepathic connection.
Also here's a little observation of mine. If I had time I used to like getting my stories out of the way. They were a big stress and if they were done I could stop freaking out. But lately I've been writing them toward the end of my study days as a treat. Is this the beginning of Freya the Writer 2.0?
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Q: How do you make an image change on click and revert upon release using HTML/CSS/JS I have an issue with Styling an object to make it look like a button and act as a functional link.
The effect i'm trying to achieve is to represent a button, so when clicked, it will begin to load the target page, but animate the object to visually represent a button being pressed.
Here is a (non-working) JS Fiddle as an example of the desired effect.
The first fiddle has no JavaScript in it for now, as i am currently a novice when it comes to manually typing it.
I have tried using pseudo classes, such as :hover as a temporary solution, but it doesn't work as desired, and from what i've tried, every possible solution i have seen on other questions don't seem to resolve my problem
This JS Fiddle i found in another question provides some coverage of the topic, but i can't seem to make it work for images, it only works for text and any changes i try just seem to break it or make the object not work or even appear.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated as i have been trying different methods for a few weeks.
Thanks in Advance
A: You can use :hover in css.
https://jsfiddle.net/pmy74ox5/6/
In your case (without js), use background-url in img and change its url in img:hover
A: you could wrap the button in an empty anchor tag and then use the :active selector on the a tag.
a:active{
//some styling
}
check out the selectors for a tags here:
http://www.w3.org/TR/selectors/#the-user-action-pseudo-classes-hover-act
the other way of doing it may be to use the checkbox hack:
https://css-tricks.com/the-checkbox-hack/
or in js, something like:
var my_button = getElementById('button')
var clicked = false;
var buttonClicked = function(e){
if(!clicked){
my_button.classList.add("downClass");
}else{
my_button.classList.remove("downClass");
}
}
my_button.addEventListener('click',buttonClicked);
A: You can define the img in css and use a little jquery to have the desired effect :
.button{
background:url(https://cdn.tutsplus.com/vector/uploads/legacy/tuts/000-2011/463-steel-buttons/35.jpg) no-repeat 0 top;
width: 300px;
height: 300px;
display: inline-block;
}
.button.click{
background:url(https://cdn.tutsplus.com/vector/uploads/legacy/tuts/000-2011/463-steel-buttons/35.jpg) no-repeat -300px top;
}
here the js
$('.button').on("mousedown", function(){
$(this).addClass('click');
})
$('.button').on("mouseup", function(){
$(this).removeClass('click');
})
https://jsfiddle.net/pmy74ox5/7/
a solution with only jquery is possible too.
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The 100-year old Walterdale Bridge, which crosses the North Saskatchewan River in Edmonton, Canada, is being replaced with a new bridge in a project that was initiated in July 2013.
New Orbital Highway and Truck Route, Doha
The 195km-long New Orbital Highway and Truck Route (NOH) will connect Mesaieed in the south to the west of Al Khor in Qatar, bypassing its capital city of Doha.
C-470 Tolled Express Lanes Project, Colorado
The Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) in the US started construction on the expansion of C-470, a 26-mile (41.8km) freeway between Interstate Highway 70 (I-70) in Denver, Colorado and I-25 in Mexico in August 2016.
Transmission Gully Project
The Transmission Gully Motorway is a 27km four-lane expressway that will connect MacKays Crossing to Linden in Wellington, New Zealand.
Fehmarnbelt Tunnel
The Fehmarnbelt tunnel is a planned 18km immersed tunnel between Rødbyhavn, Denmark, and Puttgarden, Germany.
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Currently under construction in Perth, Western Australia, NorthLink WA will provide a continuous transport link between Morley and Muchea.
Elizabeth River Tunnels Project
The Elizabeth River Tunnels Project (ERTP) includes the construction of a new tunnel in place of the Midtown tunnel and the restoration of existing Downtown tunnels in Virginia, US.
Great Northern Highway Upgrade
At 3,200km, Great Northern Highway is one of the longest highways in Australia. It connects Western Australia's Perth city with Wyndham port.
CityLink-Tulla Road Widening, Melbourne
The CityLink to Tulla road widening is intended to enhance the daily capacity and reduce travel times across the 24km route between the CityLink tunnels and Melbourne Airport.
I-64 Daniel Boone Bridge Replacement Project, Missouri
The I-64 Daniel Boone Bridge provides access for Interstate 64, US Route 40 and US Route 61 crossing the Missouri River between St. Louis County and St. Charles County in Missouri, US.
Corridor 21-24 Highway Project
The Corridor 21-24 (Corredor Vial 21-24) project is the first public-private partnership (PPP) project initiated by the Ministry of Transport and Public Works (MTOP Uruguay) in Uruguay.
South Fraser Perimeter Road (Highway 17), British Columbia
The South Fraser Perimeter Road (SFPR) is a 40km-long highway extending from Deltaport Way in south-west Delta to 176th Street on Highway 15 in Surrey, British Columbia, Canada.
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The threat of a "superbug" to Brazilian herds
Gustavo Ribeiro . Oct 01, 2019
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Good morning! Today, we take a look at how the massive use of antibiotics could create a "superbug" among Brazilian livestock herds. The impasse around Lula's freedom. The new U.S. ambassador to Brazil. And the most profitable investments in Brazilian markets this year. (This newsletter is for platinum subscribers only. Become one now!)
The presence of germs and bacteria
highly resistant to antibiotics in livestock has reached worrisome levels in several developing nations—including the South and Southeast regions of Brazil. That is according to the <a href="https://science.sciencemag.org/content/365/6459/eaaw1944">first major survey on the issue</a>. </p> <p>A team of researchers analyzed 901 global studies reporting antimicrobial resistance over the past two decades—which help identify some trends.</p> <p><strong>Why it matters.</strong> The study reveals a silent—but growing—health hazard for herds, as well as for those who consume meat and dairy products. And that affects <em>a lot</em> of people. In 2017 alone, the world consumed 330 million tons of beef.</p> <p><strong>How did we get here?</strong> The problem (which is not exclusive to Brazil) is directly linked to the excessive use of antibiotics by meat producers. As a cost-saving measure, they frequently use antibiotics to not only treat detected infections, but also as a disease-prevention method. That avoids many costs with phytosanitary measures. </p> <p><strong>Risks.</strong> Scientists believe that around 70 percent of bacteria that cause infections are <a href="https://edition.cnn.com/2019/01/24/health/antibiotic-resistance-climate-change-gbr-scli-intl/index.html">already resistant</a> to at least one antibiotic that would otherwise be used to combat it. Some experts have called “superbugs” a threat as grave as warfare or climate change.</p> <hr class="wp-block-separator"/> <h2>The new U.S. ambassador to Brasília</h2> <p>The White House has chosen longtime diplomat Todd Chapman to be its new ambassador to Brasília (his last post was as ambassador to Ecuador). For the past 11 months, the position had been filled on an interim basis by Chargé d'Affaires William Popp. Per diplomatic rules, Brazil must first agree to Mr. Chapman’s appointment—who then must be approved by the U.S. Senate.</p> <p><strong>Why it matters.</strong> <a href="https://brazilian.report/power/2018/07/30/donald-trump-brazil-u-s-relations/">Brazil-U.S. relations</a> are a key point of Jair Bolsonaro’s foreign policy. </p> <p>The White House’s selection, experts say, is good news. Mr. Chapman is a career diplomat, fluent in Portuguese, and has experience in Brazil. By choosing him, the U.S. government opts for a technical name, not a political appointee—signaling a focus on long-term relations rather than the current political situation in Brazil.</p> <p><strong>Different criteria.</strong> Mr. Bolsonaro chose his son Eduardo to be his ambassador in Washington (although the pick has not yet been made official), saying he is close to the Trump administration. But Mr. Chapman allows the U.S. government to establish conversation lanes with political currents outside of “Bolsonarism.”</p> <p><strong>Disregard?</strong> The post of U.S. ambassador to Brasília had been vacant since November 2018, when Peter Michael McKinley left town. And it remained one of the few embassy posts to which President Donald Trump didn’t bother assigning anyone. “That is particularly puzzling considering the importance the Brazilian government gave to the U.S. in international relations,” wrote researcher Carlos Poggio. </p> <script src="https://www.buzzsprout.com/299876/1078967-52-when-jair-met-donald.js?player=small" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script> <hr class="wp-block-separator"/> <h2>Free Lula?</h2> <p>In prison since April 2018, former President Lula has already served one-sixth of his eight-year sentence for corruption and money laundering after he was found guilty of accepting a beachfront triplex apartment as a kickback from a construction firm. His current time served means he has become eligible for house arrest. But now, he does not want to leave prison.</p> <p><strong>Why it matters. </strong>Since Lula has been arrested, his Workers’ Party has been stuck in a loop with only one point on its agenda: Free Lula. On one hand, having the former leader on house arrest could demobilize supporters. On the other, it could help the party focus on issues that matter to the whole country. Since Jair Bolsonaro came to power, the Workers’ Party, the only party with any genuine grassroots militancy in Brazil, has fallen into a state of near-futility.</p> <p><strong>Political act.</strong> There is reason to believe that both the prosecutors who asked for Lula’s house arrest and the former president himself have ulterior motives. Allies of Lula say that, by asking for him to be released from jail, Operation Car Wash prosecutors want to minimize criticism over their methods—and prevent the Supreme Court from analyzing a habeas corpus request by Lula’s defense.</p> <p>But Lula is also pandering to his base. By refusing to leave prison, he sustains the argument that he is a political prisoner. Moreover, Lula could face other convictions in the near future—which could put him back behind bars in just a few months.</p> <p><strong>Need to oblige.</strong> According to most legal experts, Lula cannot refuse a move to house arrest, but that is not a consensus among scholars. The only way for him would be to break a judge’s determination <em>after</em> being going on house arrest, so he would have his benefit revoked.</p> <script src="https://www.buzzsprout.com/299876/1078958-55-after-1-year-in-jail-what-will-become-of-lula.js?player=small" type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8"></script> <hr class="wp-block-separator"/> <h2>The most profitable investments in the Brazilian market</h2> <p>According to data from B3, Brazil’s stock exchange operator, the IBrX-50 (the index of the top 50 most valuable companies publicly traded in Brazil) represented the most profitable investment in September, up by 3.69 percent. It was followed by the Ibovespa, the benchmark stock market index, which rose 3.57 percent. Meanwhile, gold was down—despite traditionally being a safe gamble for risk-averse investors.</p> <p><strong>Why it matters.</strong> Risky investments have stood out in recent months and, with the benchmark interest rate at its lowest level ever, the Brazilian market is becoming less profitable for risk-free investments. The upside is that it could force millionaires into placing their money in more productive ventures than fixed-income funds.</p> <div class="flourish-embed" data-src="visualisation/671542"></div><script src="https://public.flourish.studio/resources/embed.js"></script> <hr class="wp-block-separator"/> <h2>What else you need to know</h2> <p><strong>Pension reform.</strong> The pension reform bill could pass today in the Senate, in the first of two rounds of votes. The plan is to have the upper house’s Constitution and Justice Committee approve it in the morning, so the floor can pass it in the afternoon. As with any constitutional amendment, the reform needs at least 49 of the Senate’s 81 votes to pass.</p> <p><strong>Economy 1.</strong> Brazil’s national debt has risen to a record-high 79.8 percent of GDP, according to Central Bank figures released yesterday. The numbers highlight the government’s challenge to bring public finances back to health— a prerequisite for attracting investors. </p> <p><strong>Economy 2. </strong>Since 2014, Brazil’s industrial activity has dropped 15 percent, while it has increased by 10 percent around the world. Structural problems and the 2014–2016 recession severely dropped confidence levels in the country, helping to explain the steep deindustrialization.</p> <p><strong>Labor.</strong> Almost one-third of Brazilian registered workers only earn the minimum wage (BRL 998, or USD 240), according to a survey by consultancy firm IDados. Furthermore, 10.9 percent of workers with a college degree are also only earning the minimum wage. Before the 2014–2016 recession, that rate was 8.4 percent.</p> <p><strong>Peru.</strong> Trying to end a year-long battle with right-wing congressmen over his anti-corruption agenda, Peruvian President Martín Vizcarra dissolved Congress and called for new legislative elections. But lawmakers reacted by suspending him from office, and empowering Vice President Mercedez Araoz to replace him. Mr. Vizcarra’s allies claim that the move was not valid, as Congress had already been closed. Peru has faced political crisis since many of its top politicians were ensnared in a massive bribery scandal involving Brazilian construction company Odebrecht.
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Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will come to Mohegan Sun Pocono in Plains Township on Monday to speak to delegates from the Pennsylvania Association of Staff Nurses and Allied Professionals union, a union spokesman said Thursday.
Sanders will talk to about 250 union leaders in the union's House of Delegates, who represent registered nurses and other health care professionals throughout the state, he said.
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In Lordstown, Ohio, Sanders will sit down Sunday with AFT President Randi Weingarten, experts and workers in the community to discuss everything from plant closures to schools.
Sanders will end the swing with a stop in Bethlehem on Monday at 6:30 p.m. to participate in a town hall hosted by Fox News. This event also is closed to the public.
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Fear is not a charism
Legion of Christ/ Regnum Christi
Pete Vere
I received an interesting email from a reader, who like many readers wonders what one should do when one's entire family is involved in RC. The reader kindly gave me permission to rewrite and blog it:
There are individuals and families who have been involved in RC for 10, 12, 15 years. Some families include mom, dad, grandparents, aunts and uncles, and children – all RC. How does one objectively discern one's path through this scandal when one's own family members are diehard RCs. How does one dissent from the group? What does Sunday dinner at Grandma's house look like when one decides to leave, or take a 'time out'?
I can appreciate your tough situation. The best solution, in my opinion, is to speak the truth in charity. I won't lie: your family may hate you for it, in which case you will hear back immediately. Or they may feel the same way you do, and are just waiting for someone to speak up because they're scared they're the only ones who feel this way. You would be surprised how many readers describe your situation when emailing me. Giselle and I have heard from several folks who, like you, are appalled by the Legion's response thus far.
Many of your friends and family will object strenuously at first, but most will come around later if your words "have the ring of truth" to them. After all, who wants to associate openly with a liar, a fraud and a serial pervert? Would you let your daughter date Marcial Maciel? (What about your son?)
What holds the system together, as far as I can tell from reader response, is fear. Fear of a system that crushes dissent. Fear of loss of status and reputation within the movement and the parish. Fear of whisper campaigns. Fear of spending the next 15 minutes as Hans Kung when accused of going against Pope John Paul II because he approved a set of constitutions under the mistaken belief that a founder practiced what he preached. Fear of admitting one was wrong about Maciel's victims who spoke the truth. Fear about being labeled judgmental (This is going to sound more harsh than what I intended, but it needs to be said: An unrepentant serial abuser and pedophile is not your moral superior. Neither are those who demand you not judge his actions, or those who continue to show him public gratitude while his victims wait for an apology and restitution of their good name. Nor are they your intellectual superiors, regardless of how many degrees they obtained from pontifical universities.) Fear of doing what is right.
Fear, however, is not a charism.
At least not one that comes from the Holy Spirit. Christ is the way, the truth and the life. He states clearly that the truth will set us free. If one fears speaking the truth in charity, then one is not listening to the Holy Spirit. And so the fear continues.
I recall interviewing Bishop Fred Henry for a pro-life publication last year. For American readers, His Excellency is a Canadian Bishop so outspoken for the truth that he makes Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz look timid in comparison. "I didn't set out to be controversial when I was consecrated a bishop," he told me on the record. "It just happened because I never feared to speak the truth. Why should we fear? The worst they can do to you is chop off your head. In which case, Christ says we win."
In looking back at how this scandal has played out since February, Fr. Berg is the only Legion priest to survive with his credibility intact. The blogs parse every statement of every LC priest, looking for evidence of ambiguity and double-talk. The one exception is Fr. Berg, whose statements are taken at face value.
Why? Because from the beginning Fr. Berg did not fear to speak the truth in public. He may not have succeeded in reforming the Legion, but his fearless speaking of the truth in charity invigorated Regnum Christi members to demand better of Legion leadership, to demand the Holy See intervene with an apostolic visitation, to demand that the truth be made public.
If the Legion movement somehow manages to reform, it will be because Fr. Berg put truth before fear. And if the Legion disintegrates because its members dis-integrate, it will be because they put fear before truth. Nevertheless, Fr. Berg will still have survived with his reputation and the Westchester Institute intact – again because he put truth before fear
And so the best course of action, whether it be with one's family, one's section or one's superiors, is to speak the truth openly and in charity. That and prayer to St. Joseph.
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8 thoughts on "Fear is not a charism"
The charity is paramount — so that none of the comments become personal. While it may seem incomprehensible that rational people have signed onto this group, the mechanics of a cult and the manipulation that they have endured has been subtly toxic for a very long time. The women (esp.) have been played like fiddles, and for them to step away from the group requires accepting painful and humiliating truths.
Imagine finding a loved one far out on the ledge of a building, a good distance from the window where they stepped out. One would never scream at them or accuse them harshly for their predicament, but rather speak gently and firmly to get them to back up, retracing their steps one at a time towards the window. That's where we are with these family members. It takes tremendous grace to be able to extricate oneself, and God will use the charitable words we speak in His own way. It baffles the onlooker, but such is the power of cults.
PaulM
With all the time I've spent reading and contributing to these blogs, I'm still a bit confused about why Fr. Maciel was invited to step down. Was it the canonical violation of the sacrament of confession and was he in fact excommunicated because of this? If he was, would this have an impact on the validity of the so-called charism?
Also, with regard to the LC/RC apologists who constantly call to our attention to the fact that the Legion's constitutions were approved by Pope John Paul II and therefore the charism is assured, I'm reminded of other such groups who use this line of argument to cut off all debate. Our fundamentalist, Protestant brethren will gladly discount historical, logical or theological argument in favor of the Catholic Church because it's "not in the Bible". Very convenient. Again, we have less orthodox Catholics who say that such-and-such moral question has not been officially defined by pope or council, ergo there's no prohibition. So what we have is an appeal to the highest authority to the exclusion of everything else, thinking that "we're safe as long as the highest authority says nothing contrary to our position."
LC/RC apologists will cling to the constitutions' approval and discount any and all arguments. How does one combat this?
Not sure if the last comment to Paul went through, so a quick summary:
Reason won't work at this point. Emotion is what keeps a lot of people involved with RC/LC. So they won't leave unless they FEEL like they're drifting towards something BETTER and MORE WELCOMING.
But try reading Catholic Classics together… Start with the Confessions of St. Augustine. Work together to gain wisdom about the Faith (wisdom that the RC denied, by focusing on watered down feel good books and Fr. Maciel) and, in time, that Wisdom will bear fruit.
Also, pray like there's no tomorrow—fast, make saacrifices, go to confession. At this point, rational argument will only make RC people feel attacked, and then they'll cling more tightly to the organizatiopn that 'protects' them. So stop attacking and LOVE instead. The people who could be convinced by reason have probably already left.
Giselle said:
"The women (esp.) have been played like fiddles, and for them to step away from the group requires accepting painful and humiliating truths."
Giselle brings up an interesting point. I would add that, if the women are played like fiddles, it is because they allow it. The women (I am speaking about average RC women members, not RC consecrated) responded to the scandalous news in February with much serenity, focus on the fruits, much shaking of the head and murmured platitudes about
"God drawing straight with crooked lines" and "broken vessels" and so on. My sense is that the men responded quite differently. There were more appalled, more apt to demand a meeting with their LC and more ouraged at MM's infidelity to the priesthod, his vows, and yes, even the woman and daughter who were denied the presence of a loving father and husband.
Where are these men now? Wouldn't it be good for them to act as spiritual heads of their families and lead them into a dialog of what RC means to the family now, in light of all that we now know?
Spiritual headship is not a trump card with these women because the Legion priests have undermined it all these years, teaching the women to wheedle their husbands for more time and money for the Legion. (There is a reason the women's sections always outnumber the men's sections.) For those who don't go to the brink of divorce (or split outright), there is a squaring off within marriages whereby the wife makes her RC commitments sacrosanct and the husband acquiesces for the sake of his sanity.
I've been present while the Legion pitches this. One Morning of Reflection, we were all led along the path: "You are princesses (because you are daughters of a King!)" Well, technically yes (though I like "You're a worm and no man" better). But many of the women were in tears. What the priest touched on cleverly was their brokeness, their insecurities, and their random experiences of abuse. He built them up, using his own brand of "self esteem potion" so that they were putty in his hands. They literally fought to cook for him and to be the most active and industrious volunteers in the coming years.
Was there something missing? Was there a God-sized hole in their hearts? Yes, but it was filled with the Legion's Mission and thereafter carefully stroked by the local LC.
The different reaction from men and women has been consistent throughout many LC controversies. Where it became clear to me was during the Fr. Euteneuer vs Fr. Jonathan Edwards debacle on Fox News.
Many women came down on the side of Fr. Jonathan Edwards (oops…I mean Morris), either defending him or begging for understanding because "Fr. Jonathan is such a GOOD priest." I suppose that's true if one's definition of goodness is soap opera charm and metrosexual grooming.
Ironically, Giselle and I had been conversing the day before this happened, when she said to me: "You probably don't understand this as a guy, but the Legion produces gorgeous priests. This is why women flock to them and feel flattered by their attention."
When this whole scandal broke over Maciel's daughter, a female canonist with connections to RC contacted me and pleaded with me to stop demanding the Legion apologize publicly to Maciel's victims. She felt such an apology would hurt the Legion's apostolate, and told me to "look at all the good priests like Fr. Jonathan on Fox News." She mentioned his example of standing up to Fr. Euteneuer, with whom I had a very minor disagreement at the time over a technical point of canon law (which I didn't take personally and which his media rep assured me he didn't either.)
Boy was she surprised when I cited this as another example of Legion priests undermining the work of orthodox Catholics, adding that I felt great satisfaction in watching Fr. Euteneuer give Fr. Jonathan the GSP treatment.
And that's why most male readers who commented were clearly on Fr. Euteneuer's side. What many women don't realize is that Fr. E is a man's priest. He's a former Marine Corps officer cadet, who graduated at the top of his company before discerning a call to priesthood. As a priest he has fought the culture war in the trenches, using his strengths to defend women, children and those weaker than himself. He's plain-spoken, stands his ground and likes to get the job done. Thus he appeals to Catholic men like Fr. Jonathan appeals to Catholic women.
And what many orthodox Catholic men saw during this incident was Fr. Jonathan using flattering tones to ingratiate himself to Sean Hannity, who enjoys a higher profile at Fox News, while wagging his finger and employing nagging tones with a fellow priest doing his job in defending Catholic teaching. They saw a manly priest vs. well, I won't go there.
Of course I heard the other side of the story, that Fr. E was too rough with Hannity, that he lacked charity in his responses, etc. But Hannity has made his career being confrontational and combative – it's not like Fr. E was up against Larry King. And Hannity had also suggested that Fr. E defended pedophile priests, an attack on Fr. E's manhood that makes Fr. Jonathan's intervention as a Legionary all the more ironic.
I also know many women who weighed in on Fr. E's side, so gender stereotypes only go so far.
However, this incident was likely premeditated on Fr. Jonathan's part, in that his comments were NOT uttered during the heat of on-air debate. (Which most guys would understand.) Rather, they were written down and published on the Fox News website. And even after the controversy erupted, with many people questioning why a Legionary would attack a pro-life hero and fellow priest for defending Catholic teaching, Fr. Jonathan never apologized publicly to Fr. E. He simply wrote a "clarification" stating he and Fr. E agreed on the topic of contraception, and that he had received several letters of support amidst the criticism.
Being a man's man, we of course can imagine how Fr. E. would have reacted had he been in the wrong: he would have apologized promptly, and forthright. Which is why one should never bring a Legionary to a Marine fight.
Thanks for the insight re: princesses, Giselle– it helps me understand another reason for RCs power over its members.
I think the answer to this, like the answer to SO MANY LC/RC problems, is meditation on the Holy Family.
The ONLY BEGOTTEN SON of the King did not live as a prince. He worked in a woodshop, helped support his family, and hung around with fishermen.
Mary, the MOTHER OF GOD, didn't get to put glamourous apostolates before family duties. She had a HARD life. She lived as a refugee, as a mother, as a wife and as a widow. She knew that accepting God's love doesn't mean abandoning one's duties, but rather completing even mundane tasks with great love.
Even the princess-saints (Margaret of Scotland, Elizabeth of Hungary, Hedgwig (sp?) ) lived lives that were as close to the home at Nazareth as they could manage without neglecting their other life-duties.
It's sort of ironic that an organization claiming to build up Catholic families seems to neglect the Holy Family, our model, at every turn.
But I think the Holy Family is really the answer for all these families torn apart by RC– Christ gave us his family as a great gift!
Juana Inés
Nobody has mentioned the incredibly GAY side of LC aesthetics -including uber-camp 'princesses' and so forth…
What? Who?
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Because Milwaukee was playing baseball long before 1953.
Long-overdue notice
This morning, the Journal Sentinel ran a great article by Jim Stingl on the history of the Beer Barrel Man:
Bernie Brewer's barrel-bellied predecessor
still rolling
He's half man, half beer keg. He swings a mean bat, and if you get thirsty there's a tapper protruding from the back of his head.
He's Barrel Man, an apt symbol of baseball in Milwaukee. And he's older than he looks.
Paul Tenpenny, who for months has been researching the origin of the image, found him featured first in a cartoon from the Milwaukee Sentinel in 1901, a time when excitement was building about the city landing the American Association league Brewers for the coming season.
The caption is: "Brewers to Detroit - You just wait till my 'pitchers' get to 'working.' " The cartoon shows Detroit players tapping beer from the Brewers' Barrel Man into pitchers and drinking themselves into loopiness. This particular Barrel Man has the tapper in, um, the front.
"When I showed people the 1901 one, they said it's almost not decent enough to print, considering where they have the spigot coming out," Tenpenny laughed.
With the new baseball season about to start, Tenpenny has written an article on Barrel Man, filled with photos, that will run soon on mearsonline.com, the Web site of Memorabilia Evaluation and Research Services for sports collectors.
A Milwaukeean and a county retiree, Tenpenny, 56, works part time for the site. He's a longtime baseball fan with fond memories of walking with his dad to County Stadium for games.
Over the years, the Barrel Man has become a familiar, if no longer heavily used, image connected with our major league Brewers.
"Most fans, including myself, had no idea that his history predated the current Milwaukee Brewer team. A closer look back in history shows us where he came from," Tenpenny writes in the article.
Despite a few newspaper cartoons from early in the 20th century, Tenpenny couldn't find evidence that the mascot was used officially by the minor league Brewers until the 1940s. He discovered that the Milwaukee Journal at that time credited Rudie Schaffer, Brewers general manager, with creating the Barrel Man and rolling him out in 1942 at Borchert Field at 7th and Chambers streets.
Photo courtesy of Paul Tenpenny
Charlie Grimm poses with Barrel Man in 1942. At the time Barrel Man went by the name 'Owgust' — pronounced Awgoost.
The character's name then was the very German Owgust, which was pronounced and sometimes spelled as Awgoost, Tenpenny said.
Owgust - batting (righty and lefty), fielding and even sliding into base - graced the covers of many scorecards and programs and was on the players' warm-up jackets. Later in the 1940s, there was a younger barrel kid, which probably wouldn't fly today unless it was a root beer barrel.
In 1953, Milwaukee landed the big-league Braves from Boston. The suddenly irrelevant Barrel Man went on hiatus until the Braves left town for Atlanta after the 1965 season.
But the half-human keg hadn't gone away. In 1970, baseball returned to Milwaukee, and guess who came along.
"We chose the Brewers name and the Barrel Man because of my great and very fond memories of the AAA Milwaukee Brewers," Tenpenny quotes former Brewers owner Bud Selig as saying.
The Owgust name was dropped, but Selig's batting version of the Barrel Man was virtually identical to one used on the cover of a 1947 program of the minor-league Brewers.
Barrel Man appears on the inside cover of a 1967 program with the slogan: "This could be the start of something big."
The modern-day Brewers made the Barrel Man an official logo and slapped him on programs, pennants, seat cushions, pins, you name it. Last summer, the team featured the character on a bobble head.
In 1999, for one game billed as "Turn Ahead the Clock," the Brewers ironically wore the old Barrel Man on their chests on some funky-looking jerseys. As far as Tenpenny could find, this was the only time the character made it onto the players' shirts. He plans to ask the team to consider adding him to the team uniform.
When I raised the issue, Tenpenny said he didn't think it would be seen as an objectionable drinking image. "We're called the Brewers, so it's sort of like we have it out there anyway. The name is there, and we don't brew tea."
The Barrel Man was used less after the 1978 season. Bernie Brewer gets top billing now, but Barrel Man still lurks at Miller Park.
"We have a good amount of Barrel Man products on order, and it should be in very soon," said Brewers spokesman Tyler Barnes. They include shirts, caps and plush Barrel Man toys.
It's a cask of characters that tie baseball in Milwaukee to its glorious past.
That last bit its excellent news - I've wanted BBM merchandise for years.
I emailed Stingl with my bobble head graphic story, and he was kind enough to put me in touch with Paul Tenpenny. Great to connect with someone else interested in keeping the city's baseball legacy alive. Tenpenny's article, mentioned in the JSOnline story, is here. Great stuff.
Perhaps he and I can pool our efforts to get the Beer Barrel Man where he belongs, on the team's sleeves:
If the Reds can do it, if the Padres and A's and Orioles can do it, why not the Brewers?
That Padres jersey gives me an idea - next season is the team's 30th Anniversary - the perfect time to recognize the city's baseball history.
Posted by Chance Michaels at 11:09 AM
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Blinken calls FIFA's "One Love" armband ban "concerning" as LGBTQ soccer fans lament "tarnished" World Cup
By Tucker Reals, Holly Williams
November 22, 2022 / 10:09 AM / CBS/AP
World Cup kicks off amid LGBTQ controversy
World Cup kicks off amid mounting pressure over Qatar's LGBTQ views 04:16
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken criticized a decision by international soccer's governing body FIFA to threaten players at the World Cup with yellow cards for misconduct if they wear rainbow "One Love" armbands supporting inclusion and diversity. Speaking next to his Qatari counterpart on Tuesday, Blinken said "any restrictions on freedom of expression" were "always concerning" to the United States.
"It's especially so when the expression is for diversity and for inclusion," he said, "and in my judgment, at least no one on a football pitch should be forced to choose between supporting these values and playing for their team."
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Qatar's Foreign Minister Mohammed Bin Abdulrahman Al Thani leave after holding a press conference in the Qatari capital Doha, November 22, 2022. KARIM JAAFAR/AFP/Getty
FIFA announced the ban on the armbands just hours before the first game got underway on Monday, with players on seven European teams set to don the nod to equal rights. In the end, not a single player risked a yellow card to wear the band. Yellow cards are normally handed out by game officials for bad sportsmanship during play, and if a player gets two of them, they're ejected from the match.
Asked about Blinken's remarks, FIFA referred The Associated Press to an earlier statement announcing an agreement between the organization and national soccer federations to allow players to wear a "No Discrimination" armband instead during the tournament.
Both FIFA and Qatar have been dogged by controversy since the Gulf nation won its bid to host the soccer tournament more than a decade ago. And the criticism has only mounted amid last-minute changes to the rules for both players and fans pushed by Qatar's conservative Islamic government.
FIFA bans alcohol at Qatar World Cup games
Sex outside of marriage is illegal in Qatar and homosexuality can be punishable by death. Blinken referred on Tuesday to those restricted rights, and the treatment of migrant workers who built the World Cup infrastructure, as issues on which "real work remains" to be done.
Group claims migrant workers died while building World Cup Stadiums 05:13
"The United States will continue to work with Qatar on strengthening labor rights and human rights more broadly long after the World Cup is over," he said.
That work can't come soon enough for LGBTQ soccer fans around the world who have been torn between their passion for the sport, and their misgivings about the host country.
Eric, who plays for an LGBTQ soccer team in London called Stonewall FC, said he was looking forward to watching the matches in Qatar, but to him, the world's biggest sports tournament was forever tarnished.
Eric, who plays for the LGBTQ soccer team Stonewall FC, speaks with CBS News during a practice in London in November 2022. CBS News
"Tarnished," he told CBS News, "by the legacy of a country that has so much work to do."
"There would be no circumstance that I'd be comfortable in Qatar, attending the World Cup, going to matches," agreed his teammate Ziad.
The ruler of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, has insisted that everyone is welcome at the World Cup, including gay soccer fans.
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken meets the Emir of Qatar, Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al-Thani during the 5th annual United States - Qatar Strategic Dialogue meeting in Doha, Qatar on November 22, 2022. Amiri Diwan of the State of Qatar/Handout/Anadolu Agency/Getty
"The World Cup is a great opportunity for people from different parts of the world to come and experience our culture," he said. "We welcome everybody, but we expect — we also want people to respect our culture."
To many people, however, including LGBTQ Qataris, that culture and the laws it has produced represent a threat.
Dr. Nas Mohamed, who lives and practices medicine in San Francisco, claims to be the first Qatari to come out publicly as gay. But when he did so, earlier this year, he told CBS News it brought death threats.
"Very honestly, I have never been so afraid," he said. He believes that if he went back to his home country, he'd be arrested.
Dr. Nas Mohamed, a Qatari national who lives and practices medicine in San Francisco, is seen in an undated personal photo. Courtesy of Dr. Nas Mohamed
"Qatar does not have the resources right now during the World Cup to go out of their way, hunting LGBT people," he said, suggesting the county was merely putting on a veil of tolerance while the world's attention was aimed its way.
When one of Qatar's World Cup ambassadors, a former member of its national soccer team, was interviewed by German television, the veil slipped. He suggested homosexuality was a sickness, caused by "damage in the mind."
Members of Australia's World Cup team recently made a video demanding "the decriminalization of all same-sex relationships" in Qatar (below).
A message from the Socceroos. pic.twitter.com/Sd2R6ej8kK
— Socceroos (@Socceroos) October 26, 2022
But one of soccer's biggest stars, David Beckham, has drawn condemnation for signing a lucrative deal to promote Qatar and its World Cup.
The players at Stonewall FC said they were disappointed by his decision.
"I think he's made an absolutely monumental error of judgment in signing up to be an ambassador for the World Cup," Eric told CBS News.
Fellow player George said the soccer icon was "being sold" for "just another zero in his bank account, which would make no difference to him. I think it's a complete sellout."
Beckham did not respond to CBS News' request to provide his side of the story. He recently claimed, however, that the World Cup would be a platform for progress, inclusivity and tolerance.
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Tucker Reals
Tucker Reals is the CBSNews.com foreign editor, based at the CBS News London bureau.
First published on November 22, 2022 / 10:09 AM
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Babymoon: Pregnant and Due for a Vacation
Posted on April 4, 2016 by Jeannine Cintron Posted in Featured Articles
Pregnancy is a pivotal time in a couple's life. The birth of a child brings a whole new set of demands on time and energy that can create stress in the marriage relationship. Along with traditional childbirth preparations, some parents-to-be plan one last getaway to rest, rejuvenate and reconnect before their baby is born.
"I like the idea of couples getting away during the gestation period," says Walt Ciecko, Ph.D., psychologist and relationship consultant. "It's a season of change for both men and women. Couples are anticipating and contemplating the issues surrounding starting a family. But oftentimes there isn't much energy put into nurturing the marriage relationship and preparing it for this change."
Sabitha Pillai-Friedman, Ph.D., relationship and sex therapist, agrees. "All relationships work like a bank balance," she says. "You have to have enough positive experiences in the love bank in order to make it through challenging times. The birth of a child is a challenging period in couples' lives, so it's important to fill the love bank and have a lot of fun, romantic experiences, before the baby arrives."
This is what Shelley Dawson and her husband did. "We had talked about taking a trip for our first anniversary, then I found out I was pregnant," she says. "When I met with my ob-gyn, I told him I was thinking about going to Europe because I knew it would be a long time before I could go again. The doctor said it was fine as long as I went before week 32."
Dawson proceeded with plans to travel to Italy and Scandanavia, but she was careful where she went. "We had been to Europe before, so we had an idea of what to expect. We crossed off small towns and stayed with larger cities where we knew we could find an English-speaking doctor if we needed one," she says.
As sensational as a European vacation sounds, pre-baby getaways don't have to be that elaborate. A weekend in the mountains or a quick trip to the beach can still be a fun, romantic vacation.
For Jen and Scott Johnson, four days in St. Petersburg, Florida, served as one last fling before their son arrived. "It was April and we wanted to go somewhere warm so we could lie on the beach and swim at the pool," says Jen, then six months pregnant. "We didn't want a lot of touristy stuff. We just wanted to relax and be together because we knew our lives were about to change."
But having a child wasn't the only change on the horizon for the Johnsons. "We were building a house at the time and it was supposed to be done the day I was due, so there was a lot of added stress," she continues.
"It's easy for couples to get tunnel vision when they are under pressure and in their normal environment," Ciecko suggests. "Getting away puts the pause button on usual activities and creates an atmosphere where parents-to-be can relax and reconnect."
"I think that was one of the nicest things about our vacation," says Shelley. "We were out of our routine and had two weeks to spend alone together—no work, no other people to deal with, just us."
While couples are relaxing, there are productive things they can do to prepare for this life change.
"I recommend they go through a ritual where they look at the gains they had from this period in their lives—'What were the good things in our relationship when we were a twosome? What dreams did we realize?'" says Ciecko. "Then to recognize that they are transitioning into a new stage in life and plan a strategy for keeping their relationship strong and staying together while they raise a family."
This is also a good time to refocus and set long-term goals. Each spouse should listen to the other's thoughts and then formulate concrete ways to move their family into the future. Both experts agree, however, this is not a time to deal with the day-to-day responsibilities of child care.
"As important as it is to cement issues about child care assignments—who is going to do what for the baby—this isn't the time to take it up," says Pillai-Friedman. "Save those conversations for before and after the vacation. Use this time to focus on yourselves and where you are headed. Plan to do things you both enjoy and remind yourselves of what brought you together in the first place."
"Our vacation was one of the last times we had together for nearly a year," says Jen. "We had nights out after our son was born, but it wasn't the same. It was just nice to get away one last time as husband and wife before becoming mommy and daddy."
"Couples who take time to invest in their relationship before the baby arrives will be ready to move into that next stage of life," Ciecko concludes. "This will help build a strong marriage that will not only benefit the couple, but their children as well."
By Denise Yearian, former editor of two parenting magazines and the mother of three children.
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Construction of dormitories and other university facilities : program audit 5.2.71, December 1, 1971.
New York (State). Legislature. Legislative Commission on Expenditure Review.
Albany : The Commission, 1971.
Pages S1-S17 are the Summary.
College buildings -- New York (State) -- Costs.
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What I have thus learned from moving away from the countryside and to university is that home is where you put the posters up. At the ripe old age of 21, I have lived in six different houses/flats, which means I have successfully* decorated six bedrooms and probably lost my keys to every front door more times than I care to remember or admit. *If successfully means 'fifteen-year-old me cutting out the hunky guy from a Hollister paper bag and sticking it above my vanity mirror', then so be it.
For as long as I can remember, my bedroom has always been my outlet for self-expression. Some teenagers dyed their hair a different shade of the rainbow every week, I adorned my walls with pictures printed from the internet, rosary beads (as if I knew what they meant) and far too many clippings from the NME.
The rotation was every Saturday morning. Name a white male with a guitar and I had him on my wall at some point. Everybody, however, apart from Paul Weller, Julian Casablancas and David Bowie. Ella aged 13-17-year-old could not stand the starman. I know, I am disgusted too.
Since discovering that perhaps having poor-quality printouts on my wall is not exactly 'Pintrest-goals', each bedroom I have had since has developed both in style and creativity. I have still kept with the idea that a blank wall is a boring one, hence why my 2017/2018 university bedroom does not follow the monochrome trend, however, the room I am about to show you is the first bedroom that really encapsulates 'me'.
And I did not even have to travel to Thailand to find it.
I currently live in a dinky two-bed flat in Castlefield. My room is comfy with not a great deal of space for activities but, considering I seem to spend all my time in my bed with a coffee and my Mac, it still messy within a flash.
On immediate entry, the dressing table/chest of draws is adjacent to the door, just on the right. The chest itself is a simple, tall, white flat-pack set from IKEA, featuring five draws which miraculously store all of my ugly jumpers, t-shirts and make-up.
The chest of draws also doubles up as my dressing table. As you can see my makeup is stored in a Moscow Mule mug (bought accidentally as a coffee cup, which my fingers quickly learnt was not heat-resistant) as well as an IKEA planter. On display are my go-to hair products such as my trusty bumble and bumble surf spray, signature scents such as Twilight from Lush, favourite lipsticks* and my Kinder Egg surprise presents from my boyfriend.
The Smiths CD clock is something my dad bought me for Christmas many moons ago. I have never used it, never put batteries in it, never actually watched the interview on the CD – God, I am such a poser, call myself a Smiths fan.
Disclaimer: I know MAC and Smashbox test on animals, these were purchased/gifted before I vowed to go cruelty-free on my makeup.
Remember when I said I was obsessed with plastering my walls with white men? I have grown up ever-so-slightly from when I used to idolise Morrissey as a deity, and have learnt the art of less is more… Who am I kidding? I have a giant cut-out of a bionic Bjork, Lazy Oaf stickers, a deathly take on the Gallagher brothers, some abstract, contemporary colour art I yanked out of Crack Magazine, and, my centrepiece – some elegantly poignant words about LCD Soundsystem's comeback. As you can see, I definitely have not conquered my ability to tone down a wall space.
Aside from the wall is my television unit, better known as my ancient Samsung telly bought from my boyfriend's granny, placed on top of my underwear and sock drawer. Bask in its glory, please. At the minute, I am literally using it to stream Girl Boss and this dinosaur works like an absolute charm. Who needs speedy, crystal-clear 4K when they have this bad-boy at the end of their bed?
As well as the ultimate sit-down selfie mirror is my clothes rack, which I have craftily and cleverly weaved around two sets of fairy-lights – entwining them and creating a light trail which extends from the clothes rack up into my curtain pole. Am I a genius? Maybe.
The clothes rack itself features my sparkly party numbers, which I am trying my best to incorporate into my everyday wardrobe, as opposed to being kept for spectacularly special occasions. Casual day dresses, pinafores and a selection of my favourite jumpers are also on show, while my coats and jackets hide away in my wardrobe.
While the clothes rack fills in this corner of the room, I have my beloved Cure 'Boys Don't Cry' poster peeking in the spare space, as well as a print of Gustav Klimt's 'The Tree Of Life', just hovering above. This print itself is my mother all over. She first introduced me to Klimt in way of 'The Three Ages Of Women' – a painting by the late artist which features a baby at the mother's breast – which she had on canvas, propped up in her bedroom when I must have been 13/14? Since then, I have been obsessed with Klimt. However, as I am not exactly on a baller's budget, an Amazon print will have to do for now!
The final piece of the puzzle – the bed and windowsill situ. Now, this bed might look normal to the untrained eye but, lemme let you in on a deep, dark secret – it is not higher than the bottom of my calf.
Now, I am a 5″ 3.5′. This means I am a short bird – this also means that "not higher than the bottom of my calf" is a ridiculous height for a bed. Again, although the bed chooses the wizard, Harry, I personally would not have opted for this weird piece of wood. In my other accommodations and previous family homes, I have always had tall princess beds so this one is a bit of a novelty for me.
To make it a bit more personal and distract from the height, I have a gorgeous currently fake-tanned-clad duvet cover with cowboys on again from, YOU GUESSED IT, IKEA, alongside a fluffy pillow picked up on the cheap from Laura Ashley and some of my soft toys. I am a sucker for a comforter. When you need a good cry about uni, how fat you are getting or that you have burnt your plants with candles – a cuddle of a bunny is exactly what you need. I am the embodiment of a child.
The one positive thing about my bed being so low is that subsequently, it is the same height as my windowsill. Hello, alternative bedside table! Usually, this means my windowsill is strewn with abandoned cups of tea, empty pesto pasta bowls and cheeky chocolate wrappers. Today, however, we only have a forgotten cuppa – taking control! New year, new me!
The books on my makeshift bedside table/windowsill are always alternating however here is what I have stacked at this current moment in time. A black Penguin poem book by Christina Rossetti (I swore I would never read 'Goblin Market' again after my English Literature A Level faux-pas, but here we are) which only cost me a quid, a glittery pink diary from Cath Kidston, a few novels I have just finished/just started, my trusty highlighter, broken Orla Kiely specs and BOWIE STYLE – a must for ANY Bowie fashion fangirl.
I also have a UV lamp and a false nail kit for when I am feeling like I do not want to be able to pick anything up for a few weeks, as well as last year's Valentine's Day Card from my boyfriend. Sentimental and cute, am I alright?
So the deed has been done, the clock strikes 12 – thank you for visiting my crib MTV, this has been where the magic happens.
Now you know where I sleep, take pictures of myself and tidy constantly, what do you think?
I love how you organized your bed! It looks absolutely adorable and cozy.
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Alexei Viktorovich Rodionov (July 14, 1853 - September 4, 1919) - participant in the Russo-Turkish War (1877-78), commander of the Life Guards of the Cossack Regiment, head of the 2nd Combined Cossack Division (Russian Empire), honorary guardian, cavalry general.
Biography
Rodionov was born on July 14, 1853, came from noblemen of the Don Army Region and was the son of Lieutenant General Viktor Alekseevich Rodionov (1821 - 1906).
He entered the service on September 1, 1871. At the end of the Page Corps, he was released from the pages by a cornet in the Life Guards Cossack Regiment (August 10, 1873). Having received the rank of lieutenant on April 13, 1875, Rodionov took part in the Russian-Turkish war of 1877 - 1878 and for the difference was awarded the Order of St. Anna of the 3rd degree with swords and a bow and St. Vladimir of the 4th degree with swords and a bow. Continuing service at the regiment at the end of the war, he was promoted to staff captains (January 6, 1879), captains (March 24, 1885) and colonels (February 28, 1893), holding the posts of squadron commander of His Majesty (from November 4, 1885, October 1, 1891) and assistant commander of the Life Guards Cossack Regiment (from April 21, 1893, to June 9, 1899).
Since June 25, 1899 Rodionov commanded the 8th Don Cossack Regiment. On December 11, 1902, he was promoted to major general with the appointment of general for special assignments under the military ataman of the Donskoy Army. On June 30, 1904, he became commander of the Life Guards of the Cossack Regiment and the following year he was enrolled in the retinue of His Imperial Majesty.
From February 10, 1907, to September 14, 1911, Rodionov commanded the 3rd brigade of the 1st Guards Cavalry Division (Russian Empire), and on September 14, 1911, he was promoted to lieutenant general and appointed head of the 2nd Combined Cossack Division (Russian Empire). On December 31, 1913, he was dismissed from the age qualification service with the award of the rank of general from the cavalry, with a uniform and pension.
Rodionov stayed in retirement for a little more than two months and on March 6, 1914, he was again accepted by the former rank of lieutenant general (with seniority from November 19, 1911), with enrollment in the Guards Cavalry and the Donskoy Army and in the lists of the Life Guards of the Cossack Regiment and appointment as honorary guardian of St. Petersburg (after the outbreak of World War I - Petrograd) the presence of the Board of Trustees of the institutions of the Empress Maria. As an honorary guardian, he was a member of the council on the economic part of the Imperial Educational Society of Noble Maidens (Smolny Institute) and the Alexander Institute.
After the February Revolution of 1917, the Provisional Government set about liquidating the Departments of Institutions of Empress Mary, and Rodionov, like other honorary guardians, was left to the state. Shortly before the October Revolution, Rodionov was dismissed from the petition service with the production of generals from the cavalry, with his uniform and pension (October 3, 1917), thus receiving the rank of full general for the second time.
During the Civil War, the general from the cavalry Rodionov left for the south of Russia and joined the Don army. On September 4, 1919, at the age of 66, he died of an illness in Novocherkassk.
Alexei Viktorovich Rodionov was married to Baroness Emilia Borisovna Heiningen-Güne.
Awards
Rodionov was awarded many orders for his service, including:
Order of Saint Stanislaus (House of Romanov), 3rd degree (1876)
Order of St. Anna, 3rd degree with swords and bow (1877)
Order of St. Vladimir, 4th degree with swords and bow (1878)
Order of St. Stanislav 2nd degree (1881)
Order of St. Anna, 2nd degree (1884)
Order of St. Vladimir, 3rd degree (1897)
Order of St. Stanislav 1st degree (1905)
Order of St. Anna, 1st steppe (1909)
Order of St. Vladimir, 2nd degree (December 6, 1913)
Foreign orders
Order of the Star of Romania, 5th degree (1877)
Romanian Iron Cross (1879)
Persian Order of Leo and Sun 3rd degree (1889)
French Legion of Honor Officer Cross (1894)
Abyssinian Order of the Ethiopian Star, 2nd degree (1901)
References
External links
Sources
Volkov S.V., Generals of the Russian Empire. Encyclopedic dictionary of generals and admirals from Peter I to Nicholas II. T. 2. L - Ya. - M., 2009 .-- S. 407–408. -
Tales for 184 (1711-1895). Biographies of former pages with portraits / Collected and published by O.R. von Freiman. Vol. 8. - Friedrichshamn, 1896 .-- S. 663.
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Is there a required level in order to participate in the seminars in Labyrinth? Can I attend if I am a beginner in an instrument or a musical tradition, or classes are for advanced musicians only?
The seminars at Labyrinth are basically geared to musicians who are already at a medium level and above. The reason for this is that a beginner is much less able to absorb a large amount of information in a short space of time, which will then be worked on over the intervening time until the next such encounter. Beginners usually need small amounts of information at regular intervals stretched over a long time.
In every case, we leave the decision entirely up to the student and we do not include or exclude people from open seminars based on judgements concerning their level.
Do I have to be able to read music score in order to participate in the seminars?
Each of the seminars and masterclasses taught at Labyrinth is conducted in exactly the manner that each given teacher chooses. This is usually a reflection of the different teaching methods used in different cultures. These methods, often the result of centuries of experience, usually turn out to be the most efficient and successful for the tradition in question.
How is the daily schedule?
The seminars will start at 17:00 on Tuesday, April 30th, 2019, end will end on Sunday, May 5th, 2019.
Can I record or videotape the lessons?
You have permission to record or videotape the lessons for private and archival use in agreement to the single teacher's preferences.
Will you refund the payment I made, in case I cancel my participation in a seminar?
Labyrinth Cyprus follows the standard cancellation policy of Labyrinth Musical Workshop in Greece. For cancellations taking place: a) More than 2 months before the seminar starts 100% of the amount will be refunded, b) 4-8 weeks before the seminar starts 80% of the amount will be refunded, c) Less than 4 weeks before the seminar starts, 20 % of the amount will be refunded. In any case the bank commissions are charged to the participant. Cases of urgent health or other cases of force majeure will be considered separately in direct communication of the participant with the organizer.
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Despite having advanced gastric cancer, I haven't had any pain until last week. Ironically, last session of chemo was just over 3 weeks ago so abdominal discomfort wasn't expected after going through the chemo. Uncomfortable for last few days but last night pain was terrible. How come pain during the night always seem worse? Is it because you're awake when everyone is asleep?
Of course , mind goes into overdrive. the chemo hasn't worked, the cancer has got worse, etc.
Reading some other comments, however, has put this into perspective as I see lots of peple are in a worse state then me.
It's still a horrible thing though.
I have accepted your friend request so will be in touch that way soon.
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Premiere: Better Person's Zakochany Człowiek
Today we are premiering a new song from Berlin-based crooner Better Person. Singing for the first time in his native Polish, Better Person AKA Adam Byczkowski, reaches new levels of emotive depth with "Zakochany Człowiek"("A Man in Love"), his first release since his acclaimed EP It's Only You. Wet with the fluids of love lost, soggy with sentimental longing, this single is a romantic, Franco-Italian 80's pop hit in the style of Polish pop-stars Beata Kozidrak and Andrzej Zaucha. Using his native tongue, Better Person effortlessly conveys the emotional complexity of first love, of nostalgia for the past, of the fading memory of a former lover. Roy Molloy delivers on the sax, a careless whisper which seals the deal.
Catch Better Person in a town near you! Tour dates HERE.
Claire Greenshaw: Mother Tongue
Welcome to Betty's Kitchen
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So you are about ready to close on your house . Here are some quirky things about homeownership you might want to keep in mind.
Future taxes - Your taxes could and probably will go up next year. If you bought a brand new home you can be assured that they will go up as the year you bought the home the taxes were taxed on raw land with unfinished construction. Even if you bought a re-sale home there is a very good chance your taxes will go up. Harris and Montgomery Counties are very good at re-assessing our values on a yearly basis and yes they almost always go up. You will get the opportunity to contest them if you think you are being taxed unfairly.
Maintenance - There's really not much quirky about maintenance. I'm just mentioning it because I see so many houses that are not maintained. Part of homeownership is maintaining your home. This is ONGOING!! Remember those houses you looked at that were not in great condition. That is what happens if you don't keep on top of maintaining your home. I have seen homes that were just a few years old that had not been maintained and they looked 10 years old because of it.
Surprise Quirks - Don't be surprised if you find some quirky things once you get in to your home. We built brand new and had the builder re-wire much of our house. We move in and I go to turn on the light in the pantry to find out there is not a light to turn on. The pantry was not wired for a light. Who in their right mind builds a house and doesn't put a light in the pantry. Almost everyone that I talk to has some little quirky thing they find out about their house once they move in, so don't be surprised if you find a surprise.
We are blessed to live in a country where home ownership is still affordable but it also comes with added responsibilities. I hope you enjoy your new home but wanted to make you aware of a few quirks you might run into along the way.
Open house - what works for you???
The foreclosure you are buying may not close on time!
Location! Why I think it is so important!
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Q: How to show file path in ? I tried <input type="file" value="path..." /> but not working.
How to fix?
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This is to avoid situations such as:
<input
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value="path-to-standard-location-for-quicken-data-files"
style="display: none">
A: I am afraid that for security reasons this is not possible. The browser will dictate how the file input field will be handled and only the user can change the value by clicking on the Browse button.
From the W3C specification:
input type="file":
Creates a file select control. User agents may use the value of the
value attribute as the initial file
name.
A: As you don't know anything about the file structure on the users end, you cannot predefine the file to pick. And it would be pretty insecure when you could just make the <input /> hidden and send it with a form...
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Brad Pitt Confirmed for Mobster Comedy "Cogan's Trade"
Brad Pitt could have a positively huge 2011, with both "Tree of Life" and "Moneyball" on the way, and now he's getting a jump on a nice 2012.
Pitt has been confirmed for the lead role in "Cogan's Trade," reported Variety. The film will be based on the novel of the same name by George V. Higgins, the same man who penned "The Friends of Eddie Coyle." Pitt's name was first mentioned in connection with the project back in November.
Directing the film will be Robert Dominik, with whom Pitt worked on "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward," and who also made "Chopper," a movie so good it made Eric Bana famous.
The film is scheduled to start filming in March in Louisiana, with an eye toward a release in 2012 or 2013, depending on which listing on IMDB you believe (we'd guess 2012). In the meantime, you can assuage your Pitt jones with "Tree of Life" on May 27, and "Moneyball" on Sept. 23.
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A chance meeting, a few martinis and some 'damn good science' may get MS/spinal cord injury patients up and about
The ways of science often flow along mysterious routes, but few would think that solving the crippling effects of multiple sclerosis and spinal cord injuries would go the way of the martini.
But if the groundbreaking research of UCI assistant professors Tom Lane and Hans Keirstead bears out its potential, the martini will have played its role.
A little more than a year ago, Tom Lane was conducting multiple sclerosis research in the Department of Molecular Biology and Biochemistry. Across campus, Hans Keirstead was deep into his work on spinal cord injuries in the Reeve-Irvine Research Centerat the School of Medicine. Neither was aware of the other's research.
"As assistant professors, our heads are usually stuck in the lab," Keirstead says. "We're totally focused on what we're doing, on our particular projects, our potential grants and our potential outcomes. Until you have published several works and started to fulfill your potential, you have no time to come out of the lab."
What brought them together was a seminar on spinal cord research.
"I'm a spinal cord researcher with an interest in MS and Tom is an MS researcher with a peripheral interest in spinal cords. We started talking about the middle ground and the overlap, and it was uncanny how much overlap there was," Keirstead says. "A few good conversations, a couple of martinis and some damn good science. The process has been a blast and the product is very exciting."
Exciting indeed.
Multiple sclerosis, which attacks the central nervous system and causes a variety of symptoms from blurred vision and poor coordination to blindness and paralysis, has affected more than 350,000 Americans, Lane says. While the causes and cures to the disease remain elusive, its destructive mechanisms are becoming clearer. The disease sets in motion a series of immune system responses that damage the central nervous system.
Lane's research had centered on a process called demyelination, in which a protective sheath around nerve cells, called myelin, is destroyed. This destruction prevents the nerves from functioning properly with crippling effects. Researchers have long thought that white blood cells contribute to demyelination in MS patients by entering the central nervous system and destroying myelin. But no one was sure how the cells enter. Lane's research has focused on the "how." One element particular to Lane's interest is a molecule called IP-10, which appears to play an important role in attracting white blood cells, therefore contributing to myelin destruction.
As it turns out, multiple sclerosis patients have extremely high levels of IP-10 in their central nervous systems, which Lane thought might explain the accompanying large increase in white blood cells.
"It's like lining up dominos," Lane says. "Once one falls, the whole line is destroyed. If we could prevent the first domino from falling, we could upset the chain of events and damage."
So the team focused on IP-10. They infected mice with a multiple sclerosis-like disease, which left the animals crippled. They then injected some mice with an IP-10 antibody. The treated mice started walking again in a few days. Not only did the process halt the effects of the disease, it actually allowed the central nervous system to repair itself.
"One of the more interesting findings is that the central nervous system is repairable. This was once thought impossible," Lane says.
"The results were astounding," Lane says. "We feel this may really help people. However, we need to do additional testing before we can take our findings into the clinic."
Following the success achieved by Lane's model of targeting IP-10, Keirstead decided to try the technology in spinal cord injury.
"What this treatment does is alter the immune response system. A spinal cord injury triggers an immune response system that accounts for secondary damage to the original injury. If you could stop that secondary response, probably the majority of the people in wheelchairs wouldn't be in wheelchairs — they would walk with canes or other assistance. So the potential to be able to knock down the immune response would have a tremendous effect. I started working the spinal cord side, and Tom had enormous input to that. It worked the same way, and the secondary damage was avoided.
"So now there are two applications for this treatment and possibly others, stroke being the largest one."
The results so encouraged the unlikely pair that they have started their own company to hasten along the results.
"The reason we are starting this company is not to make cash," Keirstead says. "We don't want to become CEOs and run around in business suits. Tom and I are scientists. We're going to continue being scientists. The ultimate goal of anybody in science is to see his or her science applied. All of this company business is a mechanism to provide a human reagent (a human antibody to IP-10). You need a mouse reagent to treat mice and a rat reagent to treat rats and a human reagent to treat humans.
"But just to make the human reagent takes a year and nine million bucks. Getting that through grant funding would take us 20 years. So the only route is through industry: Find some venture capital, get it working right and then partner with a pharmaceutical company. We're focused on treating people."
"That was one of the initial discussions: how to get it to people fast," Lane says. "That's when Hans suggested a company. I said, 'Wait a minute, that's what the other guy does. I'm a scientist, not a businessman.' But it's exciting. For me, this is uncharted territory."
The young scientists have already won initial funding for their company and hope to begin initial trials of their remedy.
Their quick success would never have come about without the collaboration across research fields, the pair agrees. They hope other researchers will likewise reach out.
Just how?
"My advice?" Keirstead says, "Learn to make martinis."
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UCI awarded $27.2 million for new stem cell building
Helping others like herself
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Help what does this mean and what should I do about it?
Discussion in 'Mac Pro' started by Bluezzmann, Dec 28, 2014.
You're in the wrong forum. That looks like a G5 tower, not a Mac Pro.
Unfortunately that dump isn't very helpful. The only thing I could suggest is to blow away the software and see if anything changes with a clean install (and nothing else). If the problem doesn't persist, then it's likely something being caused by the Pace or Digidesign drivers. If the problem persists, then I'd probably say one of the CPUs is going.
ScottishCaptain mentioned both "blowing away", and "cleaning" - both are tasks that you need to do occasionally, especially in a wind tunnel like the PowerMac G5.
I appreciate your advice. I kinda had a feeling that it was a heating problem. I did open it up and clean it out. But I'm really a novice as you can tell by my posting in the wrong area. So I don't know what you mean by the "grease" being replaced but I'm sure I can find out. Is it all of this stuff relativelly inexpensive or should I just can it.
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Anuj Sharma: Direct impact through civil engineering
Posted on September 10, 2014 January 4, 2022 | Jessi Strawn
Anuj Sharma, associate professor of civil, construction and environmental engineering. Photo by Greg Nathan, University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
New CCEE associate professor's work improves efficiency and safety of transportation
"One of the most satisfying parts of my career is working on real problems people are facing and seeing that work implemented in the field, making a difference," says Anuj Sharma.
Sharma, who joined Iowa State's Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering as an associate professor this fall, says most of his research is focused on decision making for better operations as well as safety decisions in the transportation system.
His position is jointly funded by the Iowa Department of Transportation, so he splits his time evenly between teaching and researching.
"Having that close connection with the Iowa DOT means I can have an immediate impact with my research, and that's always been my dream," he says.
Sharma works at the computer as students look on during a traffic signal project. Photo by Craig Chandler, University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
Sharma started his career in academia at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, where his research program began gaining traction. He managed a federally funded project to assess whether solar- and wind-powered traffic lights could provide a self-sustaining hybrid power source for rural areas, where getting power from the grid is expensive.
"We were looking at economics and safety, which involved vehicle simulator studies to determine if people would be distracted by the small windmills on the traffic lights," he explains.
Sharma also explored active traffic management, including building ramp meters and using variable speed limit signs to better progress traffic.
At Iowa State, he will continue working on projects to improve safety measures on Iowa's roadways.
"We want to develop performance metrics so we can figure out how to best use our budgets to improve the transportation system," Sharma says.
This work involves getting data from different streams, including roadway sensors and videos as well as cell phone providers. The end goal is to improve the experience for drivers by identifying sections of roadways that need more attention, such as bottlenecks on interstates.
He'll also be looking at work zones and how to improve safety, along with vehicle-to-vehicle communication. "We are developing a proposal to implement a testbed in Iowa to evaluate the best ways to connect vehicles in such a way that it improves the efficiency and safety of roads."
On campus, Sharma will be teaching 1.5 courses this year. This fall, he'll be co-teaching a course with Jing Dong, assistant professor of CCEE. Sharma will be instructing students on optimal traffic signal timing. He says this knowledge is especially helpful for students who may someday become city traffic engineers.
Next semester, he'll be teaching geometric design, which is also important part of transportation. "Roadways need to be designed so the geometry of their paths are best aligned for the vehicles using them. As is the case with most of what we do in civil engineering, it all comes back to safety," Sharma says.
Having been in the Midwest since working on his doctorate, Sharma says Iowa State's a great place to continue his career. He received his Ph.D. in civil engineering from Purdue University (2008), his M.S. in transportation from Texas A&M (2004) and his B.S. in civil engineering from the National Institute of Technology Rourkela (2001).
Sharma's entire career has been focused on positioning himself to make a difference. Even the year he took as a programmer analyst after earning his bachelor's was done with his future in mind. "The civil engineering industry would benefit from having more computer science background so we can do analytics in transportation. The position I took as a programmer gave me a chance to fine-tune my skills so I could apply them to civil engineering," he explains.
With advancements being made in transportation, Sharma is excited to see what contributions he will make in the years ahead. "By the time my 3-year-old daughter is driving, I think the way we commute on the roadways will not only be safer, but the overall experience for drivers will be much improved."
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Plastic is bad; We get it. Plastic is a problem. Plastic is everywhere. Plastic is in the bellies of little baby birds, around the necks of turtles, filling up our landfills with nowhere to go, and no visible answer in sight.
A possible answer is here in the form of – get this – an edible sphere of water. It's called Ooho! (which is probably pronounced the way you read it in your brain, exclamation mark and all). The winner of a 2014 Lexus Design Award, Ooho!, is the brainchild of a group of London-based design students. Rodrigo Garcia Gonzalez, Pierre Paslier and Guillaume Couche have reworked an old culinary concept last seen in kitchens that practise molecular gastronomy, called 'spherification' – turning liquid into spheres (read: blobs) held together with a gelatinous membrane.
By combining sodium alginate from brown algae with sodium chloride, a double gelatinous membrane is formed, creating a film around the water, which is frozen to make it easier to work with. It does not sound very appetising, but it sure is edible and also incredibly strong.
So now, you can eat your water bottle, instead of throwing it away or reusing it until it looks all funny from being in the sunlight too long.
Ooho! offers a biodegradable, edible alternative to the plastic bottle. Did we also mention that each can be made for about two cents? (Two cents!!) Cheap and edible water containers sure seem to be the future of alternatives to plastic. This could help save our landfills, and with such low production costs, may even help solve our global water crisis on a larger scale.
Since the membrane is double-layered, it means labels can be placed in between them should mass production ever come a-knocking. The labels can also be edible if made from materials like rice paper, giving us a total waste production of zero when consuming the water blob.
While the sphere isn't very user-friendly just yet – problems include more water ending up on your face than in it – the students who designed it envisions a future where the design can be perfected by the layperson in their own kitchen.
While we're waiting on the future to get here, share your plastic-reducing ideas with us in the comments!
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CHICAGO (CBS) — Human error. That's what caused Thursday's nightmare of delays for more than 60,000 passengers at Union Station. CBS 2 has learned a worker fell on a circuit board during a server upgrade.
CBS 2's Megan Hickey is always investigating and has the story from Union Station with Amtrak's stunning admission.
The biggest question: Why did Amtrak decide to do a server upgrade in the middle of rush hour? Amtrak is apologizing but local lawmakers said it's not enough.
On Thursday, Union Station was packed with stranded passengers all day. Trains moving out slowly, one at a time, because all of the signals had to be switched manually. That's when Amtrak said it didn't know the source of the computer failure.
But on Friday, CBS 2 learned that the network crash around 8:30 a.m. Thursday was due to a worker falling on a circuit board during a server upgrade.
"It makes no sense to be doing any kind of work changes during rush hours," said U.S. Representative Dan Lipinski.
He is the chairman of congressional subcommittee that oversees railroads. He met with Amtrak's CEO last month about the need for work on the rails and crumbling concrete inside Union Station. He said now he'll be meeting with him again next week about Thursday's operational failures.
"Metra passengers deserve much better than what they've been getting," Lipinski said.
Amtrak declined requests for on-camera interview, sending a statement that again apologized to Metra and to everyone who was impacted.
Meanwhile, a railroad operations and safety expert said he has never heard of a malfunction like this in his decades of experience and questioned why it took so long to fix the outage.
"To knock that much down and not have that kind of back up. I haven't heard of one this big happening before," said Richard Beall.
In a statement Metra said they expect Amtrak to take immediate action to prevent this from happening again.
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Barton 854 after Restoration
This page will follow the same format as 296,each rally or show that it attends will be reported on this page.
On June 15th Dave loaned 854 to his friend Alan Smith for use at a family wedding, the following photo's are of the bus and not a wedding album.
The bus had been cleaned for the wedding.
Alan Smith at the wheel.
Dosn't it look pretty!
It looks as if Daves doing a runner, well it is a wedding!
Say it with flowers Dave and you might get a drink.
Thats Nathan Alans grandson acting as the conductor for the day.
Published on July 23rd 2013.
Dave has asked me to announce on this page that he has sold his Royal Blue to Eddie Rayner of Manchester. As part of the sale I gave the bus a fresh coat of paint before sending it to its new home, see photos below.
Thats a photo of me taking a photo of the finished gloss.
This is the final display at the Pheonix rally of 1433, this was held at Ruddington.
This is Eddie Rayner at the wheel of 1433 prior to its departure to its new home in Manchester.
Going, Going!
So as Dave says goodbye to the Royal Blue he says Hello to his new bus Bartons Bedford VAL with Yeates Europa body dating from 1963 reg no 966 RVO fleet no 966.
The bus was purchased from Fowlers and is in excellent condition all it requires is a repaint and a few minor jobs.I will start and paint the bus very soon.
Dave and the bus at Fowlers depot.
966 at its new home at Ruddington.
It looks good.
Updated on August 14th 2013.
The following pics are showing that I have started to paint 966, and at the same time I am trying to start and paint 296.
The roof is undercoated with grey ready to receive a coat of Barton Maroon and the lower panels are undercoated with red prior to finishing with Barton red.
I have gave the front end a coat of finishing paint so it will look well as dave is taking the bus to Bartons open day on September 14th.
Updated on September 6th 2013.
Thats the roof finished.
A first coat of undercoat has been applied to the front.
Updated on October 2nd 2013.
The previous cream has now gone to make way for Barton Red.
Beginning to look like a Barton Bus.
Updated on 25th October 2013.
A few problems occurred with the fibre glass corner panels on both the front and rear of the bus, this I put down to the etch primer used on previous paint jobs, (I don't use etch primer) so I have had to repaint them.
That looks better!
Updated on November 14th 2013.
Whilst Dave was doing a routine maintenance check on the brakes of 966 he came across a very big problem, as you can see an the above photo the rim an top of the rear brake drum is severely damaged and beyond repair, and as new ones are unavailable a replacement one has to be sourced but these are very rare. If anyone who is reading this knows the whereabouts of one would you please contact me via the contact Lynn page and I am sure Dave will be over the moon with it.
Thats how the rim should look. Certain Bedford T.K rims will fit as will Bedford J2s.
After making numerous enquires about the possibilities of getting a replacement brake drum we had to admit defeat and put plan B into operation, this was to locate the back axle and drums for a Bedford Val 70 . Dave had sought advice on this plan and came to the conclusion that it would fit onto a Val 14, then came the task of finding one and, eureka! he located one in Cannock Chase.
On the 12th Jan 2014 Seven of us set off to Cannock all eager to bring it back, but it was and still is very heavy and without the proper lifting gear it was a struggle, but after a lot of hugging tugging and swearing we managed to get it on the trailer and transport it back to base.
The following pictures show the beast being loaded on the trailer. (Ive not shown any faces during that operation as it was not a pretty site).
Back at home base hanging off the proper equipment (And it wanted hanging!).
Updated on January 14th 2014.
When Dave got the axle into the workshop it was found that the pinion was kaput, giving Dave a nervous breakdown, but he was advised by en expert on Val 14s and 70s that the crown and pinion were the same in each back axle.
With the number of broken teeth on the pinion it would be better to send it to a dentist than a fitter!
Thats the back axle off 966 ready to be stripped down.
Meanwhile with all the engineering going on with 966 the weather was holding up further painting, but on Sunday February 16th 2014 a miracle happend the sun came out and it was dry and fairly warm I managed to do some painting, a further coat of gloss was applied.
Updated on 18th February 2014.
After all the wet weather over the past few months the back axle has been put in place and it works, so now I will be able to continue painting the bus.
Miracles happen I have managed to get 966 indoors to paint.
Updated on April 7th 2014.
At last 966 is finished more shots below
Updated on 2nd July 2014.
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Yahoo and America Online are continuing to push instant Michael Kors handbags outlet messaging cheap Michael Kors handbags outlet services on cell phones. On Wednesday, Yahoo announced an IM service designed for customers of Sprint's PCS network. The company said its new Java based messenger will let PCS subscribers use instant messaging on a phone as they do on a PC, including having multiple conversations at the michael kors outlet same time. The service is priced at $2.99 a month. Consumers will be charged the fee on their monthly phone bill.
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According to research firm Nielsen/NetRatings, about 17 million people, or 12 percent of the Internet population, actively used Yahoo Messenger in November 2003. Once reported, our staff will be notified and the comment will be reviewed.
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package net.bubuxi.mc.marriage.manager;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import net.bubuxi.mc.marriage.Logger;
import net.bubuxi.mc.marriage.Marriage;
import org.bukkit.Bukkit;
import org.bukkit.Location;
import org.bukkit.configuration.file.YamlConfiguration;
public class HomeLocationManager {
private YamlConfiguration yml = new YamlConfiguration();
public HomeLocationManager() {
loadFromYml();
}
public Location getHomeLocaiton(String name) {
String locationString = yml.getString(name);
String [] locInfos = locationString.split(",");
if(locInfos.length>=4){
double x = Double.valueOf(locInfos[1]);
double y = Double.valueOf(locInfos[2]);
double z = Double.valueOf(locInfos[3]);
if(Bukkit.getWorld(locInfos[0])!=null) {
return new Location(Bukkit.getWorld(locInfos[0]), x, y, z);
}
Logger.warning("Home location world name error");
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Logger.warning("Home location format error");
return null;
}
public void setHomeLocation(String name, Location loc) {
yml.set(name, loc.getWorld().getName()+","+loc.getX()+","+loc.getY()+","+loc.getZ());
}
private void loadFromYml() {
File dataDir = new File(Marriage.getInstance().getDataFolder(), "data");
if(!dataDir.isDirectory()) {
dataDir.mkdir();
}
File locationFile = new File(dataDir, "home-locations.yml");
if(!locationFile.exists()) {
try {
locationFile.createNewFile();
} catch (IOException e) {
Logger.warning("Location file failed to create");
return;
}
}
try {
yml.load(locationFile);
} catch (Exception e) {
Logger.warning("Load location file error");
}
}
void saveToYml() {
File locationFile = new File(new File(Marriage.getInstance().getDataFolder(), "data"),
"home-locations.yml");
try {
yml.save(locationFile);
} catch (IOException e) {
Logger.warning("Failed to save home locations");
}
}
public void removeHome(String name) {
yml.set(name, null);
}
}
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We made it to Episode 5! On today's show, Annie talks to hubby (then fiance), Micah Golden-Grant about getting married, farting etiquette, and high school boners. Also discussed: being fully seen, self-betterment, and nicknaming Matt the Engineer. We laugh and talk to some people via Instagram.
DM your questions and shout us out using the hashtag #offtherecordpod on Insta, Twitter and everywhere else. Remember to rate, review, listen on iTunes, Google, Spotify, or your favorite podcast app.
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Kansas, Indiana on opposite sides of 2015 Maui Invitational bracket
By Terrence PayneJul 27, 2015, 8:12 PM EDT
Kansas and Indiana will be on opposite side of the 2015 Maui Invitational bracket, Andy Katz of ESPN reported on Monday night.
The Maui Invitational field also includes UCLA, Vanderbilt, St. John's, UNLV, Wake Forest and host school, Chaminade. The Bruins and Commodores are ranked in College Basketball Talk's Way-Too-Early Preseason Top 25 rankings at Nos. 22 and 25, respectively. Indiana and Kansas are both ranked in the top-20, with the Jayhawks checking in at No. 4.
According to ESPN, Kansas will play Chaminade in the opening round. UCLA and UNLV will be in the same half of the bracket.
Indiana drew Wake Forest in the first round. The winner of that matchup will advance to face the winner of Vanderbilt-St. John's.
The 2015 Maui Invitational will take place Nov. 23-25 at the Lahaina Civic Center in Lahaina, Hawaii.
Follow @terrence_payne
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The merger, including debt, would be the fourth largest deal ever attempted in the global telecom, media and entertainment space, according to Thomson Reuters data.
The deal, first announced in October 2016, was opposed by President Donald Trump.
AT&T Inc , the No. 2 wireless carrier, on Thursday closed its $85 billion deal to acquire media company Time Warner Inc after U.S. antitrust regulators indicated they would not seek a delay.
The Justice Department still has 60 days to appeal the decision by U.S. District Judge Richard Leon, even though the deal has closed.
The first to come was Comcast Corp's $65 billion bid on Wednesday for the entertainment assets of Twenty-First Century Fox Inc .
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Soorten
Mexitlia altima Bond & Opell, 1997
Mexitlia grandis (O. P.-Cambridge, 1896)
Mexitlia trivittata (Banks, 1901)
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Features, Senior Issue
Patton pursues career in computer science
Lydia Urice
Junior Editor
Senior Scarlett Patton poses for her senior pictures. Patton will attend Washington University in St. Louis to major in computer science. Photo from Scarlett Patton
Senior Scarlett Patton is already ahead in the computer science industry, thanks to self-motivation and support from the high school.
"Webster gave me all of the resources that I needed to become interested in computer science and get a deeper dive. I did teach myself how to program in seventh grade and went to some camps in high school, but high school definitely enriched my experience with computer science," Patton said. "I was also able to get A+ certified, which is what a lot of IT [informational technology] professionals have."
Patton started her journey in Webster Groves School District where a majority of the students did- in elementary. She attended Clark Elementary, to which she attributes the foundation of her educational success.
"It was a lot of fun. I met a lot of cool people and it gave me the motivation to do well in school through middle school and now and for the future," Patton said.
By the time Patton got to Hixson, she started teaching herself coding through video on Khan Academy. In the summer between seventh and eighth grade, she went to a coding camp called Kode with Klossy, which was founded by alumna and model Karlie Kloss.
"Ever since then [Kode with Klossy], my passion for computer science has only grown stronger," Patton said.
Patton attended hackathons, camps, workshops and joined the high school robotics team.
"I even won third place in a cybersecurity camp and received a Raspberry Pi 4, a credit card-sized computer that can plug into a TV or monitor," Patton said.
Patton's mentor of four years, computer science and IT teacher Mark Young, reflected on her time with him.
"[She's] extremely motivated, takes setbacks with stride, nothing seems to be out of limit for her," Young said.
"For her, it's like, 'No, I just need more time.' Whether she's with the class or she's independent, she just seems to always be successful, and I don't think that's by happenstance or coincidence- it's because she's motivated and she's dedicated and she's willing to try and that's huge," Young said.
Coding isn't the only thing Patton spends her time on though. She's the president of two clubs, Asian Pacific American Club (APAC) and Tea Club; student council vice president; and lead programmer and a team leader on Robotics. She's also a member of five additional clubs, runs cross country, track and field, and plays the cello.
"To be honest it gets a little messy," Patton said. "Google calendar has been a lifesaver, using a planner, and within studying using the Pomodoro technique."
The Pomodoro technique uses time blocks of 25 minutes studying and five minutes taking a break to help the brain focus.
"It takes discipline because you do have to tell yourself, 'For these five minutes, I have to step away even though I may be in the middle of something or writing an essay,'" Patton said. "I've found it to be effective. Is it hard? Yes, it takes practice, but when you do it, it definitely makes it [time] go by faster," Patton said.
Patton also volunteers at various events in the community and owns her own business on Etsy- ScarlettpAndCo– which started as a fifth-grade passion project.
"I love being involved in school and involved in my community," Patton said.
"Scarlett is secretly probably one of the hardest working students at this school. [She] won't say anything, but just diligently works. [She's] an amazing person, amazing student, amazing leader, and very supportive of her peers. [She's] a great person to be around, a great person to know," orchestra teacher Andrew Pulliam said.
Patton plans to attend Washington University in Saint Louis, majoring in computer science. "I'm a Danforth Scholar which means that I was selected out of roughly 8,000 applicants to receive a scholarship to the school," Patton said.
Lydia Urice – Editor in Chief
This will be Lydia Urice's third year on ECHO staff. She made several contributions while taking journalism class her freshman year. She was Podcast Editor for her first year on staff, and Junior Editor her second year.
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Soros: Facebook, Google Are Doomed
By Hamza Shaban
Modified: 1/28/2018 12:23:08 AM
Billionaire philanthropist and leading donor to liberal causes George Soros predicted Thursday that regulation and taxation will soon dethrone Facebook and Google, describing the tech industry's major players as powerful monopolies that harm individuals, market innovation and democracy.
In a wide-ranging, scathing speech delivered at a dinner event at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Soros applauded the European Union's heightened enforcement aimed at Web giants. He also called for greater regulation of the tech companies, seizing on a growing backlash against Silicon Valley.
"Facebook and Google have grown into ever more powerful monopolies, they have become obstacles to innovation, and they have caused a variety of problems of which we are only now beginning to become aware," he said, according to a transcript of the speech.
Google declined to comment. Facebook did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
Soros made the remarks as officials in Washington and industry critics continued to ramp up their scrutiny of the tech sector. That pressure has been directed at a broad array of issues, perhaps most prominently online advertising and the spread of disinformation on popular social media platforms.
In response, Facebook and Google have said they are open to greater government oversight in their ad operations. But Facebook has gone even further in recent weeks, publicly grappling with its role in global society. Last week Facebook even admitted in a blog post that social media can sometimes harm democracy.
Soros suggested that American officials draw from their European counterparts, particularly EU Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager, whom he described as the "nemesis" of American tech monopolies. Vestager, a former Danish economy minister, and other EU officials have recently advanced a host of enforcement actions against prominent U.S. tech companies.
EU officials have sued Google over alleged antitrust violations tied to its search engine, its mobile operating system and its ad platform. In 2016, competition authorities ordered Apple to pay Ireland more than $15 billion in uncollected taxes; and Facebook has been penalized by several privacy watchdogs for breaking data protection rules.
Soros acknowledged that Europe's approach to antitrust law and regulation differs from that of the United States. But his criticism of Facebook and Google may empower Democrats who have already expressed skepticism toward Silicon Valley and the broader world of tech and telecom.
In October, for instance, congressional Democrats, with notable support from Republican Sen. John McCain, Ariz., introduced legislation that would place greater disclosure requirements on Web platforms that run political advertisements. The lawmakers behind the bill say the rules will help prevent Russia and other foreign powers from exploiting social media and undermining U.S. elections.
While Soros is often criticized by conservative figures who oppose his political projects, his attack on the tech giants highlights a brewing convergence between leaders on the left and the right who have come to view Silicon Valley as a perverse influence on the country.
"It is only a matter of time before the global dominance of the U.S. IT monopolies is broken," Soros said. "Davos is a good place to announce that their days are numbered."
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The print of Traveling Actors that I viewed translated the title as the cumbersome yet infinitely more appropriate Actors Who Play the Horse. An awkwardly literal description of the film's one-joke-to-the-extreme premise, it nonetheless more powerfully evokes the allegorical qualities inherent to director Mikio Naruse's comic Zen parable. Despite a few expositional lulls (dis)courtesy of the supporting cast (flaws that we might attribute, per film historian Audie Bock's indispensable book Japanese Film Directors to the fact that the movie was heavily cut by its producers), Traveling Actors remains Naruse's out-and-out funniest work, a comedy of numerous surface pleasures that unexpectedly deepens in retrospect. In the characters of Hyoroku Ichikawa (Kamatari Fujiwara) and Senpei Nakamura (Kan Yanagiya)—low-level, yet intensely serious traveling theater actors who play, respectively, the front and rear legs of a pantomime horse—Naruse creates a hilariously existential tragicomic duo, a Vladimir and Estragon who have found a Godot that, as narrative circumstances soon dictate, they must defend at any and all costs.
Explaining and demonstrating their craft to a pair of awestruck geishas, Hyoroku and Senpei come across as the most ingratiating of divas; a lesser director would mock them, no doubt portraying their method acting neighs and whinnies (cloaked in the guise of satire) as the ultimate in grand delusions. But Naruse has an affection and love for these characters that is far removed from cruel condescension. Indeed, the director continuously illustrates how genuinely satisfied Hyoroku and Senpei are in their chosen profession while simultaneously demonstrating how the duo's onstage performance shapes their offstage behavior. In a sequence where Kikugoro (Minoru Takase), the theater troupe manager, informs Hyoroku and Senpei that a real horse is going to replace them (a decision clinched, interestingly, by the theater audience's explosive reaction to the animal's impromptu mid-performance urination), Naruse shoots the pair's exit from leg height, quietly observing as they fall into a touchingly dejected equine lock step. It's an oft-repeated visual motif, one that builds in its comic insight and intensity to Traveling Actors' climactic man-versus-beast showdown where all the world becomes a stage and a four-legged pretender to the theatrical throne is uproariously run out of town.
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Potential Danger to Human Life: Comets and Asteroids
Topic: Sciences Words: 1136 Pages: 3 Dec 20th, 2021
This paper is a summary of the fear of human extinction as it happened with the dinosaurs; as a result of the development of extraordinary skills used in the manufacture of complicated systems and superior weapons which lead to mass destruction based on the claims that they are meant for protection. A symbiotic relationship between the military and scientific societies can now clearly be seen; for at any time these two groups convene military leaders are aggravated by the scientific impracticality, as is the case with the atomic bomb creator Oppenheimer who afterward rejected his creation (Bobrowsk, 2007).
The fear that humankind will one day come to an end is based on the contention that; unless members of society join forces to find a sustainable solution about the making of ammunition then extinction is awaiting. Based on real-time happenings, a timely warning is passed about the great men like scientists becoming 'Kings of Terror'; where they are plunging towards the earth an immense heap of rock, ice, or metal. An illustration in this case is the 'death rock' talked of in the year 1999; which would mean the extinction of all human life on earth in its millions (Bobrowsk, 2007).
However the challenge in this case is that future leaders will be faced with the difficult task of ensuring a sustainable security for the earth because of technical harms; that would be threatening to the life and wellbeing of men from the amounting new technologies and destructively inventive use of the existing ones that should be required to pursue and ensure the indefinite future of the earth (Bobrowsk, 2007).
Asteroids are in a restricting way contained by the solar system and usually not too far off the ecliptic plane; hence they symbolize a comparatively easy target. Comets unlike the asteroids are not bound by the solar system which gives rise to the problem that, with the recognition of the impactor it is vital to collect data regarding the body or core; establish its orbit and be sure that is going to strike the earth. If a comet endangered earth, there would have been no time or method to avoid the threat on the planet. With such a comet as Hale-Bopp if it had reached the earth as according to the detection; being approximately six times the extent of Mount Everest that would have made a bit of a disorder whether it was squashy and crumbly or hard for the energy transfer would have been massive if it had crashed with the earth (Officer & Page, 2006).
Looking in the Halley's Comet mission of 1986, mass destruction could occur. Luckily, the comet was approaching from the opposite direction and a rocket was launched at an angle so that the comet would be cut off as it crossed Earth's path radius (Officer & Page, 2006).
Since Desert Storm in 1991, it has been hard enough for NATO to uphold a stable coalition of agreement against Saddam Hussein. Some of its members, Russia in particular have ended up turning their backs on Britain and America; whereas as a result Russia has fated the two powers for initiating Desert Fox against Iraqis. With such kind of a war, many people have been killed who constituted a part and parcel of humankind reduction in the earth (Spanqenburg & Moser, 2007).
Asteroids pose a great threat to earth for if a death rock were on an impact course with earth, in the case the hunter-killer spacecraft unsuccessfully failed to get to the target as planned, it could cause the death of millions (Bobrowsk, 2007).
The discovery that comet collisions caused the disappearance of the dinosaurs as well as more than partially the species that lived 65 million years back, might have been the most noteworthy scientific burst throughout the twentieth century. For more than two centuries the likelihood that the earth may be smacked by comets has been argued and three queries were raised from the beginning; will a comet strike the earth once more and if so, when? Might comet collision result in the extermination of the human species; and is it likely that the deluge legends from so many mores around the world possibly will be explained by past comet crashes in the oceans that caused enormous tsunamis. For these results, many people have become worried about the fear of another tragedy facing them. It is also quite incredible to see currently the majority of scientists, who were on one occasion skeptical that impacts might yet again occur, or that they might be liable for the annihilation of species; where now squabbles are about the facts of the mechanisms concerned (Officer & Page, 2006).
Comets and asteroids are also a great threat in other ways. Cosmic collisions evidently set the prospect for the emergence of Homo sapiens, a kind that lately became aware sufficiently to design and manipulate tools that let it explore further than its senses. Through this, our species came to observe how it fits into the space, system of things. Through such an experience a heated debate raises on impacts associated with comets and asteroids which might lead to human extinction.
It might be difficult to deflect an object that is headed in the direction of earth if we do not have any clue of what it is made of; whether it is rocky, a latent comet, or some feathery snowball of the type that broke up close to Jupiter and compressed to its stunning demise in July 1994 (Spanqenburg & Moser, 2007).
According to Gene, initially there was an enormous fireball brighter than the sun as the comet thrust to its death, not with a blubber, but a bang. One subject was the ozone layer which appeared then vanished; wherewith the break of it every part of the earth was occupied with pieces of it. The temperatures rose to that of an oven set to sweltering, from which ground fires blazed everywhere then afterward the temperatures started to come down. After this instance the rains experienced afterward poisoned with sulphuric and nitric acid furthered the desolation. In the course, Gene guessed that most of the big dinosaurs died in weeks (Svarney, 2003).
To conclude, comets and asteroids are a great danger to human life as well as to animals hence the scientists must accept that and play their role in educating people regarding the changes taking place in the universe, and the future they may be holding for them.
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Q: Counting longest occurrence of repeated sequence in Python What's the easiest way to count the longest consecutive repeat of a certain character in a string? For example, the longest consecutive repeat of "b" in the following string:
my_str = "abcdefgfaabbbffbbbbbbfgbb"
would be 6, since other consecutive repeats are shorter (3 and 2, respectively.) How can I do this in Python?
A: Here's my really boring, inefficient, straightforward counting method (interjay's is much better). Note, I wrote this in this little text field, which doesn't have an interpreter, so I haven't tested it, and I may have made a really dumb mistake that a proof-read didn't catch.
my_str = "abcdefgfaabbbffbbbbbbfgbb"
last_char = ""
current_seq_len = 0
max_seq_len = 0
for c in mystr:
if c == last_char:
current_seq_len += 1
if current_seq_len > max_seq_len:
max_seq_len = current_seq_len
else:
current_seq_len = 1
last_char = c
print(max_seq_len)
A: Using run-length encoding:
import numpy as NP
signal = NP.array([4,5,6,7,3,4,3,5,5,5,5,3,4,2,8,9,0,1,2,8,8,8,0,9,1,3])
px, = NP.where(NP.ediff1d(signal) != 0)
px = NP.r_[(0, px+1, [len(signal)])]
# collect the run-lengths for each unique item in the signal
rx = [ (m, n, signal[m]) for (m, n) in zip(px[:-1], px[1:]) if (n - m) > 1 ]
# get longest:
rx2 = [ (b-a, c) for (a, b, c) in rx ]
rx2.sort(reverse=True)
# returns: [(4, 5), (3, 8)], ie, '5' occurs 4 times consecutively, '8' occurs 3 times consecutively
A: How about a regex example:
import re
my_str = "abcdefgfaabbbffbbbbbbfgbb"
len(max(re.compile("(b+b)*").findall(my_str))) #changed the regex from (b+b) to (b+b)*
# max([len(i) for i in re.compile("(b+b)").findall(my_str)]) also works
Edit, Mine vs. interjays
x=timeit.Timer(stmt='import itertools;my_str = "abcdefgfaabbbffbbbbbbfgbb";max(len(list(y)) for (c,y) in itertools.groupby(my_str) if c=="b")')
x.timeit()
22.759046077728271
x=timeit.Timer(stmt='import re;my_str = "abcdefgfaabbbffbbbbbbfgbb";len(max(re.compile("(b+b)").findall(my_str)))')
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A: Here is a one-liner:
max(len(list(y)) for (c,y) in itertools.groupby(my_str) if c=='b')
Explanation:
itertools.groupby will return groups of consecutive identical characters, along with an iterator for all items in that group. For each such iterator, len(list(y)) will give the number of items in the group. Taking the maximum of that (for the given character) will give the required result.
A: Here is my code, Not that efficient but seems to work:
def LongCons(mystring):
dictionary = {}
CurrentCount = 0
latestchar = ''
for i in mystring:
if i == latestchar:
CurrentCount += 1
if dictionary.has_key(i):
if CurrentCount > dictionary[i]:
dictionary[i]=CurrentCount
else:
CurrentCount = 1
dictionary.update({i: CurrentCount})
latestchar = i
k = max(dictionary, key=dictionary.get)
print(k, dictionary[k])
return
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5 Former Indian cricketers and their picks for India's No.4 slot
India's number four is still a mystery going into the World Cup.
by Nahmat Jr. Staff Writer
Published - Apr 3, 2019 12:04 pm | Updated - Apr 3, 2019 12:04 pm
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Sourav Ganguly. (Photo Source: Twitter)
The twelfth season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) is now in its second week and unsurprisingly, the fans are going berserk. With some of the most prominent Indian and international players weaving their magic in the tournament alongside some lesser-known players, it won't be wrong if we start calling the IPL a mini-World Cup. And talking about the World Cup, the Virat Kohli-led Indian team is definitely one of the stronger teams heading into the tournament, starting on May 30 later this year.
This is only the bright side of the story for Indian cricket fans. The darker side suggests that even after trying quite a few players out at the No. 4 slot, for over a year now, India will still be walking into the World Cup with uncertainty in that aspect.
Ambati Rayudu looked one to take the responsibility but he was far too inconsistent. A lot of well-known cricket experts have had their say on the issue, and among them, are a few former Indian cricketers as well, who have put forward some interesting options for the 'slot of uncertainty' in the Indian cricket team.
Here are 5 former Indian cricketers and their picks for India's No.4 slot:
1. Gautam Gambhir
Gautam Gambhir. (Photograph by Raj k Raj/Hindustan Times via Getty Images)
Gautam Gambhir, the former left-handed batsman, has a reputation of being pretty fearless when it comes to sharing his views on different issues. On the issue of the uncertainty of a proper No. 4 in the Indian team, Gambhir picked Sanju Samson as the best choice, right after the young Keralite hit a scintillating century in the IPL a few days ago against the Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH). He also termed him as the best wicketkeeper-batsman in the country.
I normally don't like to talk about individuals in cricket. But seeing his skills I am glad to note that Sanju Samson is currently the best Wicketkeeper batsman in India. For me he should be batting number 4 in the World Cup @BCCI @rajasthanroyals @IPL @StarSportsIndia
— Gautam Gambhir (@GautamGambhir) March 29, 2019
It is worth noting that in July last year, in a video by Cricbuzz, Gambhir had picked Ravi Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja as the two options for India's No. 4. On being asked about Krunal Pandya in the same video, the Delhi-boy, quite visibly, had no hesitation in admitting that the elder Pandya was also a good choice.
2. Sanjay Manjrekar
Sanjay Manjrekar. (Photo Source: Instagram)
A prominent member of the Indian cricket team during the late 1980s and the early 1990s, Sanjay Manjrekar, has been doing cricket commentary for over a decade now. The 53-year-old is widely respected for his understanding of the Gentleman's game, as he has been witnessing professional cricket closely for over 3 decades now apart from playing the game for over a decade himself. According to Sanjay, Vijay Shankar is the best choice for the job of India's No. 4.
The experienced expert wants Virat Kohli to bat at No. 3 "come what may", with Shankar following him at No. 4. He expressed his views while speaking to ESPN India. Despite the fact that he named Vijay Shankar as India's No. 4 for the upcoming World Cup, he did admit that it was a tough call to take because the likes of Ambati Rayudu and Dinesh Karthik are also in the race.
3. VVS Laxman
VVS Laxman.
Former Indian cricketer and one of the finest Test batsmen India has produced, VVS Laxman, also shared his views on India's No. 4 crisis. Prior to the recently concluded India's limited-overs home series against Australia, the Hyderabad-born 'Very Very Special' gentleman disclosed that according to him, Ambati Rayudu had 'earned' the No. 4 spot and should play at that spot in the World Cup, scheduled to be played in England, later this year.
At the WION Global Summit in Dubai, Laxman, while speaking about India's middle-order, lauded Rayudu for his batting in the New Zealand tour, particularly in the last ODI of the series, in which he scored 90 runs which proved to be match-winning for his side. VVS felt that Rayudu had done enough to 'seal' the No. 4 position for himself.
4. Sourav Ganguly
The former Indian captain, Sourav Ganguly, also weighed in on who should be India's No. 4 in the upcoming World Cup. The 46-year-old celebrated for pulling the Indian team of the early 2000s 'out of the ashes' and putting it back on track with his leadership skills, feels Cheteshwar Pujara and Rishabh Pant are the two players capable of batting at 4 for India.
Ganguly, according to ESPNCricinfo, backed Pujara for the No. 4 slot arguing that he has got everything it takes to seal that spot. Sourav also cited Rahul Dravid's example, to whom Pujara is often compared to, and said that the Saurashtra cricketer will give solidity to the Indian batting just like Dravid did in his playing days. Ganguly also named Rishabh Pant as a potential No. 4 for India, citing his lack of opportunities and the talent he possesses. He further said that he doesn't see Pant failing at the highest level.
5. Sunil Gavaskar
Sunil Gavaskar. (Photo Source: Twitter)
Former Indian batting great, Sunil Gavaskar, also joined other experts who shared their opinions regarding the No. 4 position in the Indian team. The legend was of the opinion that the Indian captain, Virat Kohli, should be the one batting at No. 4 for his team at the World Cup. Although Kohli doesn't have a bad record batting at No. 4, he has certainly been more successful batting first drop.
Gavaskar, while talking to Aaj Tak, said that conditions in England are favourable for swing-bowling and that Virat has a history of being uncomfortable against swing bowlers early in his innings. So, according to him, to protect India's most valuable player, Virat Kohli, India will have to be a little more flexible with their batting order and find a fine No. 3, so that when Virat walks out to bat, the ball wouldn't swing as much. He went on to say that this move could benefit Team India a lot.
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Revolución Argentina es el nombre con el que se autodenominó la dictadura cívico-militar que derrocó al presidente constitucional Arturo Illia mediante un golpe de Estado el 28 de junio de 1966. La «Revolución Argentina» no se presentó a sí misma «provisional» como en todos los golpes anteriores, sino que pretendió establecerse como un nuevo sistema dictatorial de tipo permanente luego asociado al concepto de Estado burocrático-autoritario (EBA).
La alta conflictividad política y social generada por esta dictadura incluyó una famosa fuga de cerebros, puebladas insurreccionales, la aparición de organizaciones guerrilleras y luchas internas que produjeron dos golpes palaciegos por los que se sucedieron en el poder tres dictadores militares: Juan Carlos Onganía (1966-1970), Roberto Marcelo Levingston (1970-1971) y Alejandro Agustín Lanusse (1971-1973).
Con los partidos políticos disueltos y acosada por el surgimiento de guerrillas e insurrecciones de masas, con varias puebladas entre las que se destacaron el Cordobazo y el Rosariazo, la dictadura organizó en 1973 una salida electoral con participación del peronismo (aunque impidiendo la candidatura de Juan Domingo Perón) en la que triunfó el candidato peronista Héctor J. Cámpora con el 49,53 % de los votos, quien después renunció para permitir nuevas elecciones libres en las que triunfó Perón con el 62 %.
El golpe
El gobierno de Illia fue blanco de críticas provenientes de diversos sectores, especialmente de algunos medios de prensa, que recurrieron a la imagen de una tortuga para satirizar su presunto carácter timorato y su falta de energía. Simultáneamente, esos medios alababan la personalidad de los militares, especialmente la del general Juan Carlos Onganía, contraponiéndolo con la imagen de los políticos, y alentando así a aquellos a intervenir como "salvaguarda de la Patria". El 28 de junio de 1966, la junta militar integrada por el teniente general Pascual Pistarini, el almirante Benigno Ignacio Varela y el brigadier general Adolfo Teodoro Álvarez, designan a Juan Carlos Onganía como presidente de la Nación Argentina. Sindicalistas peronistas asistieron a la ceremonia de jura de las nuevas autoridades y Juan Domingo Perón aplaudió el golpe desde Madrid, afirmando que el golpe de Estado era "la única salida para acabar con el régimen corrupto que imperó en Argentina en los últimos tres años".
Planificación
En esa época Estados Unidos, en el marco de la Guerra Fría, ya comenzaba a impulsar abiertamente la guerra sucia y la instalación de dictaduras militares permanentes en América Latina, alimentadas desde la Escuela de las Américas instalada en Panamá, dentro de la llamada "doctrina de seguridad nacional". Como primer paso de ese camino, las Fuerzas Armadas habían instalado en 1964 un gobierno militar permanente en Brasil al revocar al presidente João Goulart (Jango).
La organización del golpe que luego llevaría al poder a Onganía corrió por cuenta del comandante del I Cuerpo de Ejército y posterior comandante en jefe del Ejército, general de división Julio Alsogaray, con la anuencia del por entonces comandante en jefe del Ejército Argentino, teniente general Pascual Pistarini.
Causas
Las filas castrenses se adherían a la doctrina de seguridad nacional, por medio de la cual las Fuerzas Armadas argentinas aseguraban defender valores nacionales, frente a la agresión marxista que tomaba la forma de guerrilla. De esta manera empezó la conspiración para tomar el poder y llevar el fin del incipiente comunismo.
El gobierno de Arturo Illia debió afrontar la debilidad derivada de haber sido elegido en elecciones en las que el peronismo estuvo proscripto, por lo que un 19,72 % del electorado votó en blanco. Illia fue elegido presidente en el colegio electoral, donde no tenía mayoría, por el apoyo de otros partidos políticos y si bien tenía la mayoría en el Senado, en Diputados era inferior.
La falta de reconocimiento de legitimidad al gobierno de Illia por parte de los simpatizantes peronistas se vio agravada por un plan de lucha del movimiento obrero lanzado en mayo de 1964 que incluyó la ocupación de once mil establecimientos industriales y que encubría, tras objetivos sociales, una ofensiva política contra el gobierno. Por su parte el gobierno no recurrió a la represión ni al estado de sitio sino que denunció a sus organizadores ante la justicia. Por otra parte, algunos sectores empresarios criticaban duramente ciertas políticas del gobierno radical, como la ley que estableció el salario mínimo vital y móvil, la Ley de Medicamentos (Ley Oñativia), la política petrolera y cierta autonomía respecto a la posición de los Estados Unidos en política internacional.
En el año 1965 el gobierno convocó a elecciones legislativas eliminando todas las restricciones que pesaban sobre el peronismo en la etapa previa. En un intento de lograr legitimidad y poder la UCRP, mediante el aprovechamiento de la escisión que sufría el peronismo con Augusto Vandor, se propuso ganarle al peronismo para constituirse en el partido más fuerte. El peronismo presentó sus propias listas de candidatos y triunfó ampliamente en las elecciones con 3 278 434 votos contra 2 734 970 de la Unión Cívica Radical del Pueblo. El triunfo del peronismo agitó la situación interna de las Fuerzas Armadas.
Existía fuerte apoyo al golpe desde sectores de la ciudadanía como algunos órganos de prensa, que mostraban la gestión como lenta e ineficiente y llegando a caricaturizarlo como una tortuga; un poder económico irritado por las medidas en los medicamentos y contratos petroleros; una mayoría de partidos políticos en oposición, excepto el radicalismo, el comunismo y los socialistas. También pesaba un considerable sector del movimiento sindical. Ante la presión de todas estas fuerzas sobre el gobierno, consiguieron debilitarlo y derrumbarlo en la opinión pública. El general «azul» empezó a verse como la «única vía para garantizar orden y autoridad». Toda esta coalición confió en el ejército para la "modernización y organización del país".
Consumación
El 28 de junio de 1966 a partir de la hora 3:15 a.m. se produjo el golpe militar en medio de la indiferencia de la ciudadanía. El general Alsogaray se presentó a las 5 de ese día en el despacho presidencial e "invitó a retirarse" al Presidente. Este se negó inicialmente, pero a las 07:20, al ver el despacho invadido por efectivos policiales con pistolas lanzagases y rodeada la Casa Rosada por las tropas, Illia optó por abandonar el sitio. Al día siguiente asumió Onganía.
Las juntas militares
Al tomar el poder, los militares golpistas anunciaron un Acta de la Revolución Argentina mediante la cual constituían una Junta Revolucionaria con los comandantes en jefe de las tres Fuerzas Armadas que asumía el poder político y militar del país. Entre los años 1966 y 1973 se formaron tres juntas, integradas por los titulares de cada una de las tres fuerzas. Las juntas se adjudicaron a sí mismas la facultad de establecer normas de rango constitucional y supraconstitucional, y de designar al presidente y otros altos funcionarios.
Esta Junta Revolucionaria se constituyó por el teniente general Pascual Pistarini, el almirante Benigno Varela y el brigadier general Adolfo Teodoro Álvarez. Esta primera junta se autodisolvió cuando Juan Carlos Onganía asumió como presidente de facto.
El 8 de junio de 1970, se conformó la Junta de Comandantes, que echó a Onganía y designó a Roberto Marcelo Levingston para asumir la suma de los poderes ejecutivo y legislativo, nacionales y provinciales, con el título de presidente. No se autodisolvió como la primera. Esta segunda junta no se autodisolvió y se conformó por el teniente general Alejandro Agustín Lanusse, el almirante Pedro Alberto José Gnavi y el brigadier general Carlos Alberto Rey. Gnavi sería reemplazado por Carlos Guido Natal Coda.
El Estado burocrático autoritario de 1966 a 1973
Durante estos años el país se rigió por el Estatuto de la Revolución Argentina, colocado al mismo nivel jurídico que la Constitución Nacional. Se eliminaba así la división de poderes tal como estaba prevista en la Constitución: Los poderes ejecutivos y legislativo se concentraban en el presidente. Este estaba facultado a nombrar gobernadores, los que a su vez ejercían poder ejecutivo y legislativo. Además los nuevos jueces designados para la Corte Suprema debían jurar priorizando sus disposiciones por sobre la Constitución. Bajo la premisa del control autoritario, la Junta se auto-designó poderes constituyentes.
Las expectativas de un prolongado gobierno de los militares golpistas estaban reflejadas en una de sus más repetidas consignas: «la Revolución argentina tiene objetivos, pero no plazos». Se prohibieron los partidos políticos, así como todo tipo de participación política por parte de la ciudadanía; rigió en forma casi permanente el estado de sitio y se vieron cortados derechos civiles, sociales y políticos.
Objetivos de la revolución
Debían plasmarse transitando tres tiempos para así lograr la estabilidad y eliminar el enemigo comunista:
Tiempo económico: buscaría destrabar el desarrollo industrial, facilitando la acumulación de los sectores modernos. Estos al disminuir los costos operativos, constituirían un aparato productivo más eficiente, acabando la inflación y recurrentes ciclos depresivos.
Tiempo social: una vez alcanzado el primero se buscaría redistribuir la riqueza, superando el carácter regresivo e inevitable de la etapa anterior y eliminando conflictos sociales.
Tiempo político: en última instancia del plan se llegaría a la apertura democrática para la sociedad en el marco de un incógnito sistema institucional distinto al vigente hasta 1966 sin antinomias de peronistas vs antiperonistas.
Gobierno de Onganía (1966-1970)
Tres gestiones se repartieron en este período. La primera fue conocida como el «Onganiato», presidida por el general Juan Carlos Onganía, cabeza del golpe del 28 de junio y representante de la vieja facción azul del Ejército. Onganía gobernó desde el 29 de junio de 1966 hasta el 8 de junio de 1970, cuando tuvo que entregar el poder debilitado por el «Cordobazo», el secuestro y asesinato del exdictador Pedro Eugenio Aramburu por parte de Montoneros y el deterioro de la situación económica.
Inmediatamente asumido, procuró el acercamiento a los Estados Unidos, que tardaron hasta el 15 de julio de 1966 para el reconocimiento diplomático del nuevo Gobierno. En cuanto al plano ideológico, el Gobierno era afín a los Estados anticomunistas y que sostuvieran la doctrina de la seguridad nacional, como la dictadura militar en Brasil. El 5 de agosto de 1966, el Consejo de la OEA resolvió retrasar la reunión de cancilleres americanos; meses más tarde, esta se realizó en Argentina.
Su gobierno se caracterizó por un inicial período de estabilidad y crecimiento económico del 5 % acompañado por una baja inflación, que fue alcanzado gracias al plan económico impulsado por Adalbert Krieger Vasena. Este plan se valía de una gran cantidad de medidas económicas tendientes a liberar los mercados y facilitar el camino para la llegada de importantes inversiones extranjeras. Fueron suprimidos los derechos gremiales y reprimidas las huelgas y actividades obreras.
Una de las primeras medidas fue la creación del Consejo Nacional de Seguridad (CONASE), el Consejo Nacional de Desarrollo (CONADE) y el Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Técnica (CONACYT). El Gobierno de facto entendía que la seguridad nacional y el desarrollo económico debían ser conducidos de modo conjunto.
Este primer Gobierno también fue caracterizado por una marcada intolerancia hacia las universidades argentinas, consideradas desde el Gobierno como «cunas de la subversión y el comunismo», llegándose a censurar las actividades de los centros de estudiantes. Una de las acciones más famosas de su presidencia se conoció como la «Noche de los Bastones Largos», ocurrida el 29 de julio de 1966, operativo en el cual la Policía Federal Argentina irrumpió en la Universidad de Buenos Aires y aplastó una resistencia estudiantil al golpe, desalojando tanto a profesores como alumnos; lo que provocó que numerosos docentes, intelectuales e investigadores de las universidades nacionales se exiliaran del país. Durante aquel episodio, el profesor estadounidense Warren Ambrose fue golpeado por un policía. Ante esto, el Departamento de Estado pidió explicaciones a los militares argentinos y dio por cerrado al asunto después de las críticas a la represión por parte del propio Onganía.
Uno de los logros de los objetivos de Onganía fue la celebración en Buenos Aires de la Tercera Conferencia Interamericana Extraordinaria y la IX Reunión de Consulto de Ministros de Relaciones Exteriores, entre el 15 y 27 de febrero de 1967.
El Gobierno de facto rehusó acatar la política de desnuclearización de América Latina impulsada por EE. UU. No firmó el Tratado de No Proliferación Nuclear y ratificó el Tratado de Tlatelolco. El Congreso de los Estados Unidos reprimió esto restringiendo el flujo de armas. Onganía lanzó entonces el Plan Europa, para dejar de depender tanto del país norteamericano.
Entre el 29 y 30 de mayo de 1969, ocurrió en la ciudad de Córdoba un episodio conocido como el «Cordobazo», que produjo una profunda crisis política que cobró la salida del ministro Krieger Vasena, y un año más tarde, de Onganía.
El 29 de junio de 1969 —tercer aniversario del golpe de Estado—, David Rockefeller visitó Argentina como parte de una gira por América Latina. Dicha visita suscitó dos protestas, horas antes del asesinato de Augusto Timoteo Vandor, secretario general de la Unión Obrera Metalúrgica.
El 8 de junio de 1970, Onganía fue reemplazado por la Junta de Comandantes en Jefe de las tres Fuerzas Armadas, designando en su lugar al general Roberto Marcelo Levingston, un desconocido militar de inteligencia que por entonces desempeñaba ignotas funciones en los Estados Unidos, y quien gobernó hasta marzo de 1971.
Gobierno de Levingston (1970-1971)
El general Levingston expresaba a un sector nacionalista-desarrollista de las Fuerzas Armadas apoyado por los radicales intransigentes, que designó al economista radical Aldo Ferrer como ministro de Economía. Presionado a convocar a elecciones por los partidos políticos que comenzaban a reorganizarse en La Hora del Pueblo se produjo un golpe interno mediante el cual Levingston fue derrocado por el propio comandante en jefe del Ejército y hombre fuerte de la Revolución Argentina, el general Alejandro Agustín Lanusse.
En 1971, Estados Unidos sufrió una crisis económica que dio como resultado una apertura de los mercados agropecuarios hacia el Bloque del Este.
Gobierno de Lanusse (1971-1973)
Este nuevo presidente de facto gobernó de marzo de 1971 a mayo de 1973, y al igual que sus predecesores, su período de gobierno fue visto asimismo con gran antipatía y rechazo de parte de la población. Pese a ello su gestión se caracterizó por una gran inversión en importantes obras de infraestructura nacional (rutas, puentes, represas, etc.).
La represión aumentó con la creación de la Cámara Federal en lo Penal de la Nación (CFPN), por Decreto-Ley (publicada el 1 de junio de 1971), aplicando un proyecto del ministro de Justicia Jaime Perriaux.
En un clima de creciente inestabilidad política se cometieron actos de terrorismo de Estado, como la masacre de Trelew, se profundizó el accionar de organizaciones armadas clandestinas tales como el Ejército Revolucionario del Pueblo, los Montoneros, las Fuerzas Armadas Revolucionarias, y ante la creciente presión tanto de los simpatizantes peronistas como del propio Perón desde su exilio en Madrid.
Lanusse preparó el terreno para la vuelta de un gobierno civil, e intentó formar una suerte de "peronismo sin Perón" en su frustrado proyecto político, al cual denominó el Gran Acuerdo Nacional (GAN). Para ello designó como ministro del Interior a Arturo Mor Roig, un destacado miembro de la Unión Cívica Radical que contó con el apoyo de los partidos políticos a través de La Hora del Pueblo.
Entre los militares y economistas había temor por las amenazas de que el orden económico y social podría verse afectado. Se temió la convergencia entre las insurrecciones urbanas y el accionar de la guerrilla. Frente a este escenario Perón parecía el único político capaz de encauzar la rebelión y pacificar los ánimos. Pasó a ser la salvación de Argentina ante la conmoción social.
La salida electoral y su fin
En 1972, el Gobierno militar convocó a elecciones generales ante las exigencias de los ilegalizados partidos políticos, ya durante el Gobierno de Levingston, había confeccionado y consensuado por su parte el documento La Hora del Pueblo donde se proponía la salida electoral sin proscripciones.
Lanusse, ante las peligrosas tensiones emergidas a partir de 1969, debió optar entre una dictadura de imprevisibles consecuencias y una salida electoral. Levantó la proscripción al Partido Justicialista, desafió al líder a regresar al país para no ser proscripto en 1973, pero la mantuvo sobre Juan Domingo Perón, al elevar la cantidad de años de residencia necesarios para ser electo Presidente, requisito que Perón no cumplía por haber estado exiliado 18 años en España. En un agónico intento por causar la derrota de Perón reformó el sistema de balotaje. Según los cálculos militares el peronismo no iba alcanzar la mayoría en la 1.ª vuelta y sería derrotado en la 2.ª por una alianza de fuerzas políticas.
En las elecciones resultó elegido con el 49,6 % Héctor José Cámpora, candidato del Frente Justicialista de Liberación Nacional (FREJULI), coalición encabezada por el Partido Justicialista bajo la tutela del propio Perón, junto a otros partidos menores y ocasionales aliados políticos. El eslogan de campaña que lo hizo triunfar era: «Cámpora al Gobierno, Perón al poder».
Véase también
Golpes de Estado en Argentina
Referencias
Bibliografía
Bibliografía adicional
Argentina en 1966
Dictaduras en Argentina
Golpes de Estado en Argentina
Política en 1966
Arturo Umberto Illia
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January 31, 2020 - CALLS FOR PAPERS, Civil Rights Law, CONFERENCES, Intellectual Property, Law and Society, Law Librarianship
The IFLA Law Libraries Section and Copyright and other Legal Matters (CLM) Advisory Committee seek proposals for papers to be presented at a session to be held at the IFLA World Library and Information Congress in Dublin, Ireland on Aug. 15-21, 2020. The deadline for proposals is Feb. 21, 2020.
Session title:
"Libraries and Public Rights to the Law: International Perspectives on Barriers to Free Legal Information"
Session Theme:
In spite of the advancement of freely available online legal information, considerable tension still exists between the governments of the countries of the world and commercial publishers when it comes to the need to provide the laws of the countries of the world freely to all people. The public has a fundamental right to the law in all democratic countries, and yet, in many instances, the law remains locked behind paywalls, terms of use, and even copyright assertions that restrict the public's and libraries' rights to use and preserve the law. In many ways, the Internet has not freed the law, but offered publishers the opportunity to explore more pernicious practices when contracting with governments and courts to publish legal information. Some publishers restrict the ability to access and use the law through copyright restrictions, restrictive terms of use, and fee for use services. In some instances, these practices limit a library's ability to provide primary legal material to all users and to preserve the law. This program will explore how restrictive use policies (copyright, terms of use, pay for access) affect the public's ability to publicly access the law and libraries' abilities to share law and preserve it.
We invite papers that:
Discuss how libraries have encountered restrictions on access to legal information, including how libraries have responded to these restrictions to make law more accessible for their users.
Discuss the role of libraries/librarians in advocating for access to the law, including successful advocacy efforts in any country to expand access to the law.
Discuss legal restrictions to free access to the law in a particular country (examples can include copyright, terms of use restrictions, etc.) and how those restrictions affect people's rights to access the law and libraries' in their ability to help them.
Discuss perspectives or offers expertise outside of a North American perspective.
Papers should reflect the overall conference theme, "Inspire, Engage, Enable, Connect".
Language of the session:
Papers should be in one of the seven IFLA's official languages: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, German, Russian and Spanish, however, abstracts should be in English. The Presentation for this session must be done in English, as no interpretation services will be available for this session.
Important dates and submission guidelines
Deadline to submit proposals/abstracts: 21 February 2020
Proposals should include:
– Title of proposed presentation
– Abstract of proposed paper (no more than 300 words)
– Name of presenter plus position and/or title
– Employer / affiliated institution
– Contact information including e-mail address, telephone number
– Short biographical statement of presenter
Send proposals via email to:
Leslie Street
Email: [email protected]
13 March 2020: Proposals will be reviewed and successful candidates will be notified.
29 May 2020: Deadline for selected presenters to submit formal paper to coordinator (for inclusion on the IFLA conference website and the Section's website). Details regarding the format and length of the final paper will be sent to candidates whose abstracts are accepted.
All proposals must be received by 21 February 2020.
Heather Joy
Research/Instruction Librarian, Hugh & Hazel Darling Law Library, Dale E. Fowler School of Law at Chapman University
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Often in Higher Education design and aesthetics of online materials are a last minute thought, after pedagogy and content design. In this presentation, I am going to suggest that it could be higher on the priority list. Could e-learning be thought of as art, and have to potential to trigger positive emotions from a learner? (Pugh and Girod, 2007) Additionally, could poor design and aesthetics invoke a negative reaction with learners? A substantial effort is put into websites by most organisations, including in education, in-order to encourage users to engage – this principle could be transferred to learning materials (David and Glore, 2010).
Within the College of Medical, Veterinary and Life Science at the University of Glasgow we want our online distance learners to be engaged as possible, with the online learning materials we provided to them. It is a high priority for us, for them to have an enjoyable learning experience. We believe that quality design and aesthetics enhances the student learning experience.
In light of this, our team the Digital Education Unit have developed branded templates and interactive learning resources in Articulate Storyline, for use within the online distance learning courses provided to online post-graduate students. During this presentation I will explain our rationale; demonstrate some examples; share what I have learnt during this process; and future developments.
During this presentation I will demonstrate the Storyline player that has been branded for the University of Glasgow. The rationale behind was to assist with online distance students to feel connect with the University. Many of these students never visit the campus (as they are located around the world), and can feel disconnected from the University, therefore using the University brand and images of the University is used to try and create this sense of being a University of Glasgow student.
Encouraging students to be in control of their learning is also important to us at UofG. In light of this, many of our learning materials in Storyline use branching with buttons (triggers), so students can navigate to the learning they wish, rather than a linear learning path.
Additionally States in Storyline have been used to notify students when content has been viewed so they can be effective in their learning, and understand which path(s) contain new content. These will demonstrated these as part of my presentation along with drag and drop quizzes.
These learning materials are part of a suite of learning materials that have been in development, in-use and refined over the last 3 years. Feedback for academic staff and students has been taken on-board during this process.
DAVID, A. & GLORE, P. 2010. The Impact of Design and Aesthetics on Usability, Credibility, and Learning in an Online Environment. 13. Available: https://www.westga.edu/~distance/ojdla/winter134/david_glore134.html [Accessed 22 February 2018].
PUGH, K. J. & GIROD, M. 2007. Science, Art, and Experience: Constructing a Science Pedagogy From Dewey's Aesthetics. Journal of Science Teacher Education, 18, 9-27.
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Succeed: Business and Personal in 2010 | Jason Owens | Learn. Teach. Grow.
The beginning of a new year always seems to bring with it resolutions, goals, new planning, and strategic visionary strategies conceptualized to foster synergized evangelism and actualize forward-focused proactive memes in the hyper-personalized link economy of freemiums. And delight the customers. Smell the synergy.
I am actually starting to put together Information Security strategies for 2010 for work, along with some personal goals. Here are some things to keep in mind if you're doing the same.
Improve Customer Service -> Resolve 5% more service tickets per day within the required window.
Reduce Help Desk Workload -> Implement a self-service tool for resetting user passwords.
Eat Better -> Drink one less can of soda a day for 30 days.
Get a raise -> Study for a professional certification; read one chapter on the study guide every seven days.
Save Money -> Cut out two trips to That Coffee Place a week and set the cash aside in an envelope.
Sell more online -> Get 10 new unique visitors to your site each month.
Optimal is key. Know the difference between better, optimal, and perfect. Better is what you'll get done a little each day, optimal should be where you hope to eventually be, and perfect is what you will kill yourself trying to get to but will never. Forget that last bit.
Be realistic. Take each thing one at a time to start out, and pace yourself. Focus on what you have the ability to change and impact. For example, there is a difference between customer service and customer satisfaction. You have direct control over the customer service you provide, but indirect control over customer satisfaction. You could do everything right but still have an unsatisfied customer (although some might argue that means you missed something.) You may need to collect information on satisfaction, but it's service that your tactical efforts would be applied to, which would hopefully result in improved satisfaction. Einstein was quoted as stating, "not everything that matters can be measured and not everything that can be measured matters." It's important to keep things in perspective. You're not aiming for rabid data collection, just enough to know if you're getting done what you want to or need to.
Write it down. People that write down their goals are more likely to accomplish them. Really. I read that somewhere. Go look it up. Then write it down.
Avoid burnout. Check back for some upcoming posts about how to avoid job burnout. Or whatever. I don't care anymore, I can't take this. I've learned to be helpless.
Track it. Another topic for future posts. But essentially once you've written things down, you need a way to record what you stopped/started doing/did more of/less of. Spreadsheet, GoogleDoc, Evernote, Handy Dandy notebook, sand paintings, it's just what works for you.
Re-evaluate. Along with your specific goals, identified measurements, and realistic expectations, you should identify how often and when to check on what you've accomplished so far and what there is left. See if what you've accomplished so far is having the desired or expected affect against the big picture, and adjust what you're doing if you need to. In the customer service example, maybe 5% is helping, but not enough, so you can try for another 5%. Lost some weight, but still drinking 5 cans of soda a day instead of 6? Maybe try 4, or switch to diet soda and see what happens.
Quit. That's right, quit. Quitters never lose. Seriously though, know when to stop. If what you're trying to accomplish just doesn't seem like it's going to happen, you may be wasting a lot of time and effort. That effort might be better spent on other things or in more constructive ways. You could consider it a failure only if you plodded along and continued on fruitlessly.
Succeed! When you've done all this, a little bit here and there, you make progress and before you know it you've accomplished a lot and may have reached your goal. It's just that simple, right?
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Higley's $300 Million Debacle
Anita Christy Blog October 27, 2014 May 7, 2021 Higley Schools
by Jake Hoffman, Governing Board
Higley Unified School District
With an emphatic "yes" vote from Venessa Whitener, now Board President, a $300,000,000 anchor was tied to the neck of the Higley school district, leveraging millions of future classroom dollars every year for the next 40 years.
To begin, let's establish some foundational concepts. First, I want Higley schools to offer the best education in the state of Arizona and the nation at-large. Second, the following facts are not arguments for or against the educational value of a middle school model versus a K-8 model. Third, the below information is not intended to diminish the world-class education that is occurring everyday by the teachers and students at our middle school campuses. Rather, this commentary serves as a clear example of why we must have a change in school board philosophy from one that simply rubber stamps the Superintendent's agenda to a board that asks questions, seeks transparency, and vets each decision carefully to ensure that it will improve the educational opportunities provided for our children.
Voters rejected 2 Overrides, believing the District could Not Construct Middle Schools Without Them
In 2012, the Higley school board asked the voters to approve three ballot measures—1) maintenance and operations override, 2) capital override, and 3) a lease extension. The then school board, including Venessa Whitener, and Superintendent claimed that the two overrides and lease extension were both necessary in order to build the middle schools—essentially, you couldn't have one without the other. The Higley voters listened to the arguments for and against the ballot measures and voted "no" on both overrides; however, they approved the lease extension as an option for the future, but with the understanding that without the overrides the district could not proceed with constructing the middle schools.
Whitener joined in to ignore will of the Community and built the schools anyway
In typical fashion, the board and administration opted to throw the will of the community to the wayside and built the schools anyway using a lease-lease back funding option. At the time, people like Venessa Whitener heralded their use as an "innovative" approach. Unfortunately for the current and future students of our great district, Mrs. Whitener and the board failed to read the not so fine print contained within the middle schools lease agreements.
Whitener' s ignorance of lease agreements will cost Higley community 5 times actual cost
The language in the lease agreements depict a disastrously expensive, rather un-innovative, fee schedule that will end up costing the Higley community more than 5 times the actual cost to build each of our middle schools over the life of the lease. The lease agreements contain two primary fee types—base fees and use fees. Both fee types are paid from the maintenance and operations (M&O) budget each year, which is the same budget that we use to pay our teachers, purchase classroom supplies, fund substitute teachers, keep our classroom sizes low, offer electives and more.
What should have cost $30 million per school will cost $157 Million
The funding model approved by Venessa Whitener is costing Higley's M&O budget $2.9 million in annual base fees, subject to a necessary rise to $3.75 million in 2019. Additionally, it is costing our M&O budget $3.5 million in annual use fees, subject to a necessary rise to $4.45 million in 2019. The resulting total impact to Higley's M&O budget for each of the middle schools is $6.4 million annually, subject to a necessary rise to $8.2 million in 2019 continuing through the end of the 40-year lease. The cost over the life of the lease agreement, for each school, is $157 million—a total price tag of approximately $314 million for our two middle schools.
Ms. Whitener's lack of due diligence? $314 Million
Had Mrs. Whitener and her fellow board members conducted the level of due diligence deserving of a decision of this magnitude, they would have recognized that the cost to build each middle school should not have exceeded $30 million. Unfortunately, what should have cost Higley $30 million will now end up costing $157 million, more than 5 times the actual cost. Moreover, the required $6-8 million in annual M&O expenditures to satisfy the lease agreements equates to stealing $6-8 million from our classrooms each year for the next four decades.
Higley schools are exceptional thanks to our dedicated teachers, incredible students, and engaged parents. We are blessed to live in a community that invests themselves into creating the brightest future possible for future generations. We must ensure that our children's academic future isn't compromised by poor fiscal decision-making. It is imperative that every member of our community cast their vote for the two Higley school board candidates that are focused on putting children first and providing full funding for our classrooms.
For these reasons, I am proud to support Michelle Anderson and Rebecca Jarman for Higley school board.
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Innovation award for ADOT's I-17 wrong-way vehicle system
Home/All Category, Community DVT/Innovation award for ADOT's I-17 wrong-way vehicle system
GCN magazine recognizes first-in-the nation thermal-camera system
The Arizona Department of Transportation's pilot Interstate 17 wrong-way vehicle alert system being tested in Phoenix has been recognized with a Government Innovation Award from GCN, an information technology industry magazine.
Governor Doug Ducey, who has directed ADOT to advance efforts to develop wrong-way vehicle countermeasures, including the I-17 system, said the award recognizes the state's commitment to public safety.
"Too frequently we see reports of another death on our highways due to a wrong-way driver – often one impaired by alcohol or drugs," Governor Ducey said. "Arizona has taken meaningful steps to crack down on wrong-way driving, and we are proud to lead the way among states for developing and testing measures that make our roads safer and protect innocent drivers."
In addition, Governor Ducey championed a new law that has wrong-way drivers under the influence of drugs or alcohol face felony charges.
The first-in-the-nation system being tested on 15 miles of I-17 uses thermal cameras to detect and track wrong-way vehicles while also immediately alerting ADOT and the Arizona Department of Public Safety. This can save troopers valuable time in responding to incidents rather than waiting for 911 calls from other motorists.
"ADOT is working alongside several other state agencies to explore every viable option when it comes to detecting and preventing wrong-way vehicles," said Dallas Hammit, ADOT's state engineer and deputy director for transportation. "While we know that no system can be designed to completely prevent wrong-way drivers, the I-17 system is a significant step forward in these efforts."
The system also allows ADOT to quickly warn other drivers about wrong-way vehicles via messages on electronic freeway signs.
The pilot project is allowing ADOT to evaluate how technology can be used to reduce the risks associated with wrong-way drivers before expanding it to other freeways.
"This technology so far has shown great promise," said Brent Cain, who leads ADOT's Transportation Systems Management and Operations division. "With a commitment to helping every driver get home safely, our entire team has worked tirelessly to generate and research ideas and then design, implement and test this system."
Thermal cameras have recorded more than 30 detections of wrong-way vehicles, mostly along I-17 off-ramps located within the project's boundaries between the I-10 "Stack" interchange near downtown and the Loop 101 interchange in north Phoenix. Most the drivers in those incidents have turned around on an off-ramp without entering the mainline lanes of I-17.
The system's 90 thermal cameras are positioned to detect wrong-way vehicles entering off-ramps or traveling along I-17. Through the computerized decision-support system, the pilot project also is designed to trigger new illuminated wrong-way signs with flashing red lights aimed at getting the attention of the wrong-way driver.
This technology cannot prevent all wrong-way crashes from happening. The primary goal is reducing the risk of serious crashes by alerting AZDPS and ADOT to wrong-way vehicles much faster than waiting for 911 calls from other motorists. While technology holds promise for reducing the risk of serious crashes, it can't prevent impaired drivers from getting behind the wheel.
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