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Ebba Lund (geborene Ebba Kierkegaard; * 22. September 1923 in Kopenhagen; † 21. Juni 1999 ebenda) war eine dänische Widerstandskämpferin im Zweiten Weltkrieg, Chemieingenieurin sowie Mikrobiologin.
Frühe Jahre und Widerstand
Lund war die Tochter von Søren Aabye Kierkegaard (1875–1956) und Anna Petrea Lindberg (1890–1980). Ihr Vater war Ingenieur. 1942 machte sie ihr Abitur an der Ingrid Jespersens Gymnasieskole. Nach dem Zusammenbruch der dänischen Regierung schloss sie sich der auf Sabotage ausgerichteten Widerstandsgruppe Holger Danske an. Gemeinsam mit ihrer Schwester Ulla arbeitete sie bei der Untergrundzeitung Frit Danmark (Freies Dänemark), die bis zum Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs eine Auflage von über sechs Millionen Exemplaren erreichen sollte. Sie war für die Fischerboote verantwortlich, die Juden heimlich in Sicherheit bringen sollten. Dank ihrer Verbindungen auf der nahe gelegenen Insel Christiansø organisierte Lund fast ein Dutzend Fischerboote für den Transport von Juden nach Schweden. Es gelang ihr auch, mehrere örtliche Grundbesitzer davon zu überzeugen, die Finanzierung dieser Fahrten zu übernehmen. Während ihrer Rettungsaktionen wurde sie als das Mädchen mit der roten Mütze oder Rotkäppchen bekannt, da sie einen roten Hut trug, um den Juden zu signalisieren, dass sie zu ihr geführt werden sollten. Der Widerstand half jedoch nicht nur jüdischen Menschen, sondern auch übergelaufenen deutschen Soldaten und anderen Widerständlern. Dank der Verbindungen innerhalb der Holger-Danske-Gruppe, einschließlich Bestechung und Partnerschaften mit Mitgliedern der deutschen Armee, konnte Lund mehrere Konfrontationen mit deutschen Truppen vermeiden.
Die Gruppe Holger Danske rettete in nur wenigen Wochen 700 bis 800 Juden, indem sie ihnen Fluchtmöglichkeiten bot. Lund selbst war an etwa 500 dieser Einsätze beteiligt. Sie entging der Verhaftung, weil sie zu einem Zeitpunkt, als viele ihrer Widerstandskollegen festgenommen wurden, mit einer Blutvergiftung ins Krankenhaus eingeliefert wurde.
Ausbildung und Forschung
Nach dem Krieg studierte Lund Chemieingenieurwesen und Immunologie. Anschließend besuchte sie Dänemarks Technische Universität, wo sie ihren Abschluss als Chemieingenieurin mit Spezialisierung auf Mikrobiologie machte. 1947 war sie an der Universität Kopenhagen am Biologischen Institut der Carlsberg-Stiftung beschäftigt.
Nach einem Umzug mit ihrem Ehepartner nach Göteborg war Lund von 1954 bis 1966 am Sahlgrenska-Universitätskrankenhaus und ab 1963 an der medizinischen Fakultät der Universität Göteborg tätig. Als Reaktion auf eine Poliomyelitis-Epidemie, die zu dieser Zeit in Dänemark auftrat, forschte sie über das Poliovirus. Ihre Arbeit betraf die Untersuchung von Zellkulturmethoden für die Erforschung und Diagnose von Polio. 1963 legte Lund ihre aus diesen Studien resultierende Dissertation mit dem Titel Oxidative inactivation of poliovirus zur Erlangung ihres Doktortitels an der Universität Kopenhagen vor. Neben Polio forschte Lund auch über Impfstoffe gegen die Maul- und Klauenseuche.
Lund wurde 1966 Leiterin der Abteilung für Virologie und Immunologie an der Königlichen Veterinär- und Landwirtschaftsuniversität in Kopenhagen. 1969 wurde sie die erste Professorin an dieser Einrichtung, bis sie 1993 in den Ruhestand ging. In dieser Zeit unterrichtete sie Epidemiologie sowie verschiedene Lehrgänge in Agrar- und Veterinärwissenschaften. Während ihrer Zeit an der Universität Kopenhagen führte sie umfangreiche Forschungsarbeiten durch, wozu die Inaktivierung von Viren in Abwasser und Meerwasser sowie die Erforschung der Toxoplasmose zählten.
Mit Hilfe des dänischen Pelzzüchterverbandes entwickelte sie 1969 das weltweit erste wirtschaftlich verwertbare Antigen, mit dem die Aleutenkrankheit, eine bei Nerzen weit verbreitete Infektion, diagnostiziert werden konnte. Dies ermöglichte es den Züchtern herauszufinden, welche Welpen anfälliger für die Krankheit waren und half bei der Frage, welche Welpen geimpft werden sollten. Der Impfstoff wurde europaweit verkauft.
Lunds Bibliographie umfasst 124 Schriften, davon 84 in englischer Sprache, sowie eine Vortragsreihe. Sie verfasste die beiden Lehrbücher Virology for Veterinary Students, 8. Auflage, und Immunology for Veterinary Students, 4. Auflage. Außerdem schrieb sie die Bücher Water Pollution und Gene Splicing und war gemeinsam mit ihrem Ehemann Autorin des Buches Water Reuse.
Organisationen und Auszeichnungen
1968 arbeitete Lund mit der Weltgesundheitsorganisation zusammen, um die Auswirkungen der Wasserverschmutzung zu untersuchen. Zu dieser Zeit kollaborierte sie auch mit der Europäischen Kommission bei der Bekämpfung verschiedener Krankheiten, darunter der Schweinepest sowie der Maul- und Klauenseuche.
Von 1970 bis 1976 war Lund Vorsitzende der Dänischen Gesellschaft für Pathologie. Sie war aktives Mitglied und Leiterin der Dänischen Gesellschaft für Naturschutz. 1968 wurde sie Mitglied und Leiterin der Akademie der Ingenieurwissenschaften und 1978 Mitglied der Königlich Dänischen Akademie der Wissenschaften. Von 1980 bis 1990 war Lund Vorstandsmitglied der Carlsberg-Stiftung und Vorsitzende des Carlsberg-Forschungszentrums. Von 1986 bis 1990 war sie Mitglied des Nationalen Rats für gesundheitswissenschaftliche Forschung und des Ethikrats. Schließlich war sie von 1986 bis 1991 Vorsitzende des Gentechnik-Rats.
1975 wurde Lund zum Ritter und 1984 zum Ritter ersten Grades vom Dannebrogorden ernannt. 1985 erhielt sie den Ebbe-Muncks-Preis für ihre Verdienste im Widerstand. 1994 führte sie mit dem United States Holocaust Memorial Museum ein Zeitzeugeninterview über ihre Kriegserlebnisse.
Privates
Lund war zweimal verheiratet: 1944 mit Søren Løvtrup, von dem sie sich 1959 scheiden ließ, und 1978 mit dem US-Amerikaner Robert Berridge Dean, dem damaligen Abteilungsleiter der United States Environmental Protection Agency. 1944 kam ihre erste Tochter Vita zur Welt, 1948 ihre zweite Tochter Susanne und 1951 ihr Sohn Anders.
Literatur
Allen G. Debus (Hrsg.): World Who's Who in Science. A Biographical Dictionary of Notable Scientists from Antiquity to the Present. Marquis-Who's Who (Chicago), 1968, S. 1078
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Einzelnachweise
Mikrobiologe
Chemieingenieur
Person (dänischer Widerstand 1940–1945)
Hochschullehrer (Kopenhagen)
Ritter 1. Grades des Dannebrogordens
Mitglied der Königlich Dänischen Akademie der Wissenschaften
Däne
Geboren 1923
Gestorben 1999
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<?php
namespace Mage\Directory\Test\Block\Currency;
use Mage\CurrencySymbol\Test\Fixture\CurrencySymbolEntity;
use Magento\Mtf\Block\Block;
use Magento\Mtf\Client\Locator;
/**
* Switcher Currency Symbol.
*/
class Switcher extends Block
{
/**
* Currency switch locator.
*
* @var string
*/
protected $currencySwitch = '#select-currency';
/**
* Selected Currency switch locator.
*
* @var string
*/
protected $currencySwitchSelected = '#select-currency [selected="selected"]';
/**
* Switch currency to specified one.
*
* @param CurrencySymbolEntity $currencySymbol
* @return void
*/
public function switchCurrency(CurrencySymbolEntity $currencySymbol)
{
$this->waitForElementVisible($this->currencySwitch);
$customCurrencySwitch = explode(" - ", $this->_rootElement->find($this->currencySwitchSelected)->getText());
$currencyCode = $currencySymbol->getCode();
if ($customCurrencySwitch[1] !== $currencyCode) {
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}
}
}
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Home / News / DIR EN GREY ANNOUNCE NORTH AMERICAN TOUR
DIR EN GREY ANNOUNCE NORTH AMERICAN TOUR
Stephen Vicino September 4, 2013 News, Tour Leave a comment
Japanese rock band DIR EN GREY has announced a headline run of 14 North American cities that commences in Dallas, TX on November 3, and concludes on November 24th at the House of Blues in Los Angeles. Renowned for a self-realized vision that is unique, cross-cultural and certainly peculiar, the world-class quintet return to the continent for their first tour in almost two years. Although on the periphery of mainstream awareness domestically, the band has achieved legendary status overseas.
DIR EN GREY is vocalist Kyo, guitarists Kaoru and Die, bassist Toshiya and drummer Shinya. They rose to prominence and popularity almost immediately upon forming 16 years ago, when they caught the attention of the CEO of East West Japan. Their debut was marked by the simultaneous release of three singles, all of which reached the Top Ten. Five albums later, DIR EN GREY
added to their international success by solidifying their presence in the U.S. While singing mostly in Japanese, Kyo, via his expressive voice, is able to transition effortlessly from a deep growl to theatrical vocals that transcend language barriers. The Los Angeles Times wrote that "Kyo is a staggering vocalist" and "has stockpiled an extreme range of vocal inflections, from a guttural mutter to a tonsil-ripping scream-no electronic effects needed."
In August 2011, DIR EN GREY released their 8th studio album, DUM SPIRO SPERO. Critically acclaimed worldwide as their strongest and maddest record yet, audiences across the globe echoed these sentiments. In a time when heavy rock music has few unique voices, the band's deep and truly unique perspective remains borderless and defies categorization. Kerrang exclaimed in July, 2011, "It's extreme in a way that corpse-painted clowns will never understand–but as an expression of raw, wounded humanity, it stands as DIR EN GREY's most captivating, compelling and soulful release to date." The album's 14 tracks include the singles "Hageshisa To," "Kono Mune No Naka De Karamitsuita Shakunetsu No Yami" (featured on the 'SAW 3D' soundtrack), "Lotus," and "Different Sense."
In 2012, damage to front man Kyo's throat resulted in doctors ordering him to stop singing temporarily. In February, it was formally announced that the band would be taking temporary hiatus as a precaution to avoid a permanent thread to the band's bright future. After a long period of silence, the band returns to the road with a new single, extensive Worldwide activity, and their first visit to North America in close to two years. In front of the visit back to these shores, vocalist Kyo shares, "It's been awhile since
our last North American Tour, so we intend to focus and play with the same vigor that we do in Japan."
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A Constitutional Court of Ukraine (CCU) ruling of October 27 violates the key obligations that Ukraine assumed in relation to its international partners, including the EU. In this regard, the EU calls on the President, the Government and the Verkhovna Rada to work together towards a comprehensive solution to this issue.
Zelensky calls Markiv's release a victory for justice
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has welcomed the decision by the Milan Court of Appeals to acquit Ukrainian National Guard serviceman Vitaliy Markiv and thanked the entire team that worked for his release.
Constitutional crisis: Venice Commission offers Zelensky assistance
Venice Commission President Gianni Buquicchio has offered Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky the Commission's expertise on overcoming the constitutional crisis in Ukraine, the presidential press service has reported.
NACP head, German ambassador discuss consequences of Constitutional Court ruling
Chairman of Ukraine's National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) Oleksandr Novikov and German Ambassador to Ukraine Anka Feldhusen have discussed the consequences of a Constitutional Court of Ukraine (CCU) ruling in the anti-corruption case for the country's entire anti-corruption system, the NACP has said on its Facebook page.
No Ukrainians among victims of Vienna terrorist attack – ambassador
There are no Ukrainian citizens among the victims of a terrorist attack in Vienna, Ukraine's Ambassador to Austria Olexander Scherba has said.
Zelensky meets with ICRC president before his visit to Donbas
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has met with President of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Peter Maurer and welcomed his desire to visit Donbas on both sides of the contact line, the press service of the head of state has reported.
MPs amend law on state budget 2020 over COVID-19
The Verkhovna Rada has adopted as a whole the Law "On Amendments to the Law of Ukraine "On the State Budget of Ukraine for 2020" Concerning Public Borrowing".
MPs call for resignation of judges who supported decision on asset declarations
MPs from various factions in Ukraine's parliament have called on judges of the Constitutional Court, who supported the decision to repeal Article 366-1 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine on penalties for false asset declarations and certain provisions of the law "On Corruption Prevention," to resign.
EU ready to help Ukraine reform its judicial system
EU Ambassador to Ukraine Matti Maasikas has said that the European Union welcomes the decision of President Volodymyr Zelensky to reform the Ukrainian judicial system and is ready to support it.
Dmytro Razumkov, Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada
Vertical of fight against corruption formed; its functions should be performed efficiently
President Zelensky expresses condolences over terrorist attack in Vienna
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has expressed condolences to the victims of a terrorist attack in Vienna.
Ukraine condemns heinous terrorist attack in Vienna – Kuleba
Ukraine strongly condemns the heinous act of terrorism in Vienna and is ready to provide Austria with any necessary assistance, Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has said.
Zelensky: Situation with Constitutional Court is great start for upgrading judicial system
President Volodymyr Zelensky believes that the situation with the Constitutional Court of Ukraine is an excellent opportunity to upgrade the judicial system.
Zelensky ready to dissolve parliament in event of political collapse
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said he is ready to dissolve the Verkhovna Rada if the parliament does not support his bill to reset the Constitutional Court and this will lead to a political collapse in the country.
President supports 'restart' of Kyiv District Administrative Court
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky has stated that he supports the "restart" of the Kyiv District Administrative Court.
Constitutional Court judges should draw conclusions and resign - Zelensky
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that the most liberal way out of the current constitutional crisis in Ukraine would be the resignation of all judges of the Constitutional Court.
MP proposes depriving Constitutional Court of budget funding
Deputy Chairwoman of the Verkhovna Rada Committee on Anti-Corruption Policy Halyna Yanchenko has proposed adopting a bill to deprive the Constitutional Court of Ukraine (CCU) of budget funding until the institution is renewed.
FM Kuleba invites France to join Crimean Platform
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Dmytro Kuleba held a phone conversation with Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs of France Jean-Yves Le Drian.
Foreign Ministry renews Ukraine's application for observer status in Organization of Islamic Cooperation
First Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine Emine Dzheppar renewed Ukraine's application for observer status in the Organization of Islamic Cooperation during a video conference meeting with Organization's Secretary General Yousef Al-Othaimeen.
Zelensky congratulates Renaud-Basso on taking office as EBRD president
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has congratulated Odile Renaud-Basso on taking up the post of the president of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and expressed hope for the further strengthening of cooperation between Ukraine and the EBRD.
Zelensky calls on Servant of the People MPs to back his proposals on Constitutional Court
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called on MPs from the Servant of the People faction to unite and support his proposals to restore justice and legality in the country after the latest ruling of the Constitutional Court.
Milan Court of Appeals to continue consideration of appeal in Markiv case tomorrow
November 3, 2020, the Milan Court of Appeals will continue to consider the appeal in the case of Ukraine's National Guard serviceman Vitaliy Markiv, sentenced to 24 years in prison for alleged involvement in the death of Italian photojournalist Andrea Rocchelli in May 2014 in Donbas.
Health minister asks Verkhovna Rada to introduce fines for not wearing masks
Health Minister Maksym Stepanov has called on the Verkhovna Rada to consider a bill on strengthening responsibility for not wearing face masks during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Parliament planning to consider draft state budget on Thursday
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine is planning consider the bill "On the State Budget of Ukraine for 2021" at first reading on Thursday, November 5.
U.S. embassy: Constitutional crisis is of growing concern to Ukraine's partners
Ukraine's international partners call on Ukrainian politicians to unite and find a solution to the situation surrounding Constitutional Court's decision on electronic asset declaration.
Speaker Razumkov: Vertical of fight against corruption formed
All conditions for the effective fight against corruption have been created in Ukraine. The main thing now is that the relevant agencies should perform their functions.
NACP still unable to verify officials' asset declarations
Ukraine's National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) is still unable to verify the income and asset declarations of officials, despite the reopening of access to the register of asset declarations, as the agency is deprived of such powers due to a Constitutional Court ruling of October 27, the NACP has reported on its Facebook page.
Zelensky calls on intl partners to support Ukraine amid constitutional crisis
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has called on international partners to continue supporting Ukraine against the background of a constitutional crisis in the country.
National Agency on Corruption Prevention responds to statement by Buquicchio, Mrcela
Ukraine's National Agency on Corruption Prevention (NACP) has responded to a statement by President of the Venice Commission Gianni Buquicchio and President of the Group of States against Corruption (GRECO) Marin Mrcela who sent a letter to Verkhovna Rada Speaker Dmytro Razumkov on October 31, the NACP's press service has reported.
Kuleba: Visa-free travel to EU currently protected as authorities take decisive action
The Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine assures that Ukraine's visa-free travel to the European Union is currently protected but the problem created by the Constitutional Court's decision must be solved systematically.
Razumkov: Ukraine needs OSCE's greater presence in uncontrolled part of Donbas
Ukraine is grateful to Germany for supporting its territorial integrity and sovereignty and a stable position within the Normandy format.
Ukraine's FM outlines condition for starting dialogue with Belarusian opposition
Before entering into a dialogue with the Belarusian opposition, Ukraine wants to hear their stance on Russian aggression and the occupation of Crimea.
Ukraine, U.S. discuss ways of deterring Russian aggression – embassy
The deepening of security and defense ties with a view to countering Russia's aggression in Europe was the main topic of talks between Ukrainian Ambassador to Washington Volodymyr Yelchenko and U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Laura Cooper, Ukraine's Embassy in the United States has said in a statement posted on its official Facebook page.
Special meeting of TCG's security subgroup scheduled for 17:00
An extraordinary meeting of the security subgroup of the Trilateral Contact Group (TCG), initiated by the Ukrainian delegation due to the escalation in Donbas, will be held at 17:00 on October 30.
Constitutional Court chairman sees 'signs of constitutional coup' in Zelensky's bill
Chairman of the Constitutional Court of Ukraine Oleksandr Tupytsky has said that the bill "On Restoration of Public Confidence in the Constitutional Judiciary" shows signs of a constitutional coup in Ukraine. | {
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/ Home & Garden
Landscape Magazine June 2018
LandScape magazine is a breath of fresh air, capturing the very best of every season. Every two months, join us to: - Celebrate the joy of the garden - Learn simple seasonal recipes - Enjoy traditional British crafts - Wonder at the beauty of nature and the countryside The magazine is a haven from the pressures of modern living; a chance to slow down... and most importantly, a reminder of the good things in life. Take time to appreciate everything that nature creates and inspires.
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AS SPRING BLOSSOMS into summer, I feel an irresistible draw to visit the coast. A few days away relishing the season's early warmth feels both indulgent and restorative. This is a tradition which started in childhood, when we would ago away for a short family holiday in June every year to the same village in South Devon. The journey was part of the magic. An old boat tied to the top of the car, like an upturned shell, acted as carrier for our tent and basic needs for the week. Progress was slow, but we delighted in the familiar markers along the way. As the roads became narrower and the hedges taller, we imagined it was our own secret route to a land of whitewashed cottages, clotted cream and salty lips. As soon as…
Star Letter Inspired by owls I often help out at Craft Club in our local primary school in St Helens, Isle of Wight. The headmistress, Miss Jane Loader, subscribes to your magazine and is always on the lookout for new projects for the children to get involved with. I thought you would like to see the children's knitted owls and owl pictures, inspired by the Sept/Oct 2017 issue. The children, ranging from age six to 10, have really enjoyed making these and are looking forward to the next craft activity. Rosemary Walker, Isle of Wight Replicating April blooms We regularly read LandScape magazine and find it to be full of interesting features, stories and beautiful photography. The cover of the April edition inspired me to pick up my watercolours and create this painting, which I…
our landscape
BATHED IN BLUE Springing up in tufts on coastal grasslands and cliff edges, sheep's bit, Jasione montana , can be seen at its best from June until August. This hardy, low-growing flower is commonly spotted in Cornwall and Wales alongside pink thrift and butter-yellow gorse. The semi-spherical heads are made up of a multitude of five-petalled florets, in shades of faded blue. Rich in nectar, they are frequently visited by bees and butterflies. They are also favoured by sheep, from which they take their common name. Sheep's bit can be mistaken for devil's bit scabious as they look similar, but the former is smaller, and tends to grow in very different conditions. Whereas devil's bit scabious is often found in damp marshes and moorland, sheep's bit prefers full sunshine and the…
garden wrapped in coastal beauty
NESTLING INTO THE eastern bank of the Exe estuary, on a small bluff, is a remarkable coastal garden. It sits at the end of a quiet Devon lane lined with tall hedges and is largely shielded by trees and shrubs, sculpted by the prevailing south-westerly winds. At intervals, gaps in the shelter reveal glorious views of the tidal waters, mud flats, whirling seagulls and the distant Haldon Hills. The estuary is a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, a conservation area famous for its wading birds. "I love the way you can tell the seasons are changing by the migrating birds," says Jackie Michelmore. She is the creator of the garden at The Lookout. Summer is heralded by black-tailed godwits and swans with cygnets in tow, glimpsed from within the two-acre…
plants for coastal gardens
Plants which thrive in coastal gardens up to a mile from the sea need to be robust to cope with a battering from strong winds. They should also be able to withstand salt spray with the minimum of leaf scorching. Before introducing new planting, a screen of trees and shrubs are developed. Once established, a seaside garden can become home to a variety of plants. They include: • Hedging plants, for creating windbreaks, such as Griselinia littoralis, Euonymus japonicus and oleaster 'Quicksilver', a deciduous shrub with fragrant, creamy summer flowers. Fuchsia magellanica creates a more informal look. • Evergreen trees that cope with exposure to salty winds, including European black pine and the Holm oak. Deciduous trees can be planted to form an inner line of defence, such as Acer platanoides and…
ripples of stately bells
A GENTLY HUMMING BUMBLEBEE disappears into a nodding tubular flower rising above a border. On an early summer day, it is a sight to savour. Flushed with rich colour and delicately speckled, the foxglove is a plant synonymous with the quintessential English country garden. The flowers possess a timeless beauty, as natural as it is exquisite. Once summer is gone, there is a yearning to see this popular bloom again and again. For Terry Baker, of The Botanic Nursery in Wiltshire, every foxglove season is savoured. He has held the National Collection of foxgloves for more than 30 years and holds a 'foxglove week' at his two-acre nursery every year. Visitors can walk among the plants and enjoy the delights and diversity of this much-loved flower. The common foxglove, Digitalis purpurea, is… | {
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Yesterday we had our end of term party. We went to the MPR and watched Madagascar III on the big screen. We especially enjoyed the homemade popcorn! Afterwards the movie we danced.
Seheon: This was the best day EVER!
Yesterday we said farewell to our reading buddies. Ms Rehu's Grade 4 class has been a wonderful support to us this year. We've read together and shared our work over the year, and they have been such great role models for us. We will miss them!
Here we are presenting our research on how watches have changed from the 1930's to present.
For the past couple of months we have been preparing for the ISS Swimming Gala. We are looking forward to showcasing our skills for you on Monday!
These week we started our research projects.
Freya: This is an olden times washing machine. They used to wash their clothes with it, but nowadays we use electric washing machines which help a lot.
Freya: This is an olden days T.V. They used to have to get up and press a button the T.V. if they wanted to turn it onto a different channel or turn it off.
Freya: This is an olden day phone. You used to have to dial numbers on them to make a call to someone and there were no games on it. Also it was plugged into the wall so you could not carry it around that much.
Dante: Changes over time. This is what Jakarta looked like in 1945. This is Patung Pemuda statue. There are only a few cars in this picture, but there are lots of trees.
This is what Jakarta looks like in 2017. Now in Jakarta there is a highway. There are lots of cars and lots of traffic jams.
This is what Bundaran HI looked like at some time in the past. There are lots of high buildings and there were only a few cars here.
And this is Bundaran HI now. This is the Grand Indonesia. We go there to play and eat on the weekends. Now there are lots of high buildings and lots of cars too.
We wanted to find out about some changes in our parents' lifetimes and grandparents' lifetimes so we decided to each write our own surveys and ask them. After collecting our data, we presented our findings to the class. Then we discussed them and looked for similarities and differences.
Today to tune into our new inquiry into how The world has changed in our lifetimes, we went on a field trip. To begin with we took the school bus to the Botanic Gardens MRT.
Maanya: It's air conditioned in here.
Darshan: Why don't we take the escalator or elevator instead of the stairs?
James: I know what to do here. We have to scan our tickets or cards.
Ryo: It's automated. You need your ticket again at the exit to get out.
We waited on the platform for the train to come.
Qaseh: You need to wait for people to come off the train before you get on.
Ameen: Then you need to get on fast before the doors close.
Ryo: That tells you when the next train is coming. It's two minutes. Now it's one minute.
Ryo: It's because it's automated.
Justin: And it's all underground.
Qaseh: It's all dark. It's underground. Before trains were light. They were above ground.
Cesca: But sometimes they are still above ground. Sometimes they go above ground and sometimes below ground. But this one is all under ground.
Dante: It's a really long tunnel.
Flynn: A long time ago trains weren't electric.
Freya: They ran on coal.
After we got off the MRT, we walked to the old Bukit Timah train station.
Justin: Is that from the train?
Chaitanya: Where did it go?
Ameen: Malaysia? KL? That must have been like a whole day trip by train. What was it, like 12 hours or something?
Chaitanya: It's got grass now.
Maanya: There are only some tracks and then it's grass.
Cesca: Because it's closed down now.
Justin: It's probably because people can just take a plane now.
Ryo: In the past, people didn't travel by plane so much, because it was expensive.
Ameen: Now a lot of people travel by plane. It's faster.
Freya: Flynn found a frog.
Maanya: And I saw lots and lots of butterflies.
Chaitanya: Is this a jungle? It looks like a jungle?
Darshan: Were there tigers here in this area before? I can see the area has changed a lot.
Ryo: And now it is becoming a jungle again. Now that the train is closed.
Qaseh: This looks like it was from a really long time ago.
Seheon: That's where people waited for the train. They could sit there and wait.
Elliot: And they had to go through that little gate there.
James: You would buy a ticket. And there would be someone waiting there, like a policeman, to check the tickets before you got on the train. There are still trains like that in China.
Justin: I've been on a train like that in China. And there are tables you can sit and eat at.
Cesca: I don't know what those are called, but I know that you use it so a train can change tracks.
Flynn: This is the Bukit Timah train station. I know, because I saw a sign by the solar pannel.
Justin: There was a big sign too.
Chaitanya: This would have been the road for the cars to drive up to the station probably. Now people just use it to walk.
Darshan: Those buildings would not be here. They would be new. There are lots of new roads too.
From there, we boarded the school bus again and went to the Dairy Farm Nature Park and Wallace Education Centre where we had lunch and looked at some changes to Singapore and specifically the Dairy Farm area.
Ameen: There's a cow. Why is there a cow there? Look! There are more cows! Why are there cows everywhere?
Ryo: Because this is Dairy Farm Nature Park. It's the name.
Freya: Wait a second, I think I know. Look at this picture. Wow, it used to be a dairy farm.
Ameen: Was this area a dairy farm? Is that why it is called that? But look at the picture. It looks like it was quite a long time ago.
James: Now there are so many buildings instead.
Flynn: It said the last tiger was killed in 1932.
Freya: And it was shot.
Justin: Because they didn't want the tigers to attack people when they built the train or rode the train. But actually way more tigers were killed by people than people killed by tigers.
Freya: And there was something else. The last one was killed by dogs.
Ms Leah: The banded leaf monkey?
Ms Leah: There are still a few in McRitchie and Pierce Reservoir, but it was the last one in Bukit Timah.
Freya: In the 1980's, I think.
Today was the ISS Student-led Conferences. We invited our families in to teach them what we do at school.
We have created this blog to share our learning with you. We welcome any questions, comments or feedback for us. | {
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justice department admits mistakes during japanese american internment cases
Nearly 70 years after the Supreme Court upheld the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II, the U.S. Department of Justice has finally admitted it made mistakes and acted dishonorably in defending the convictions of Gordon Hirabayashi and Fred Korematsu: Top Supreme Court lawyer says WWII-era predecessor hid key information on Japanese internment.
The "confession of error," posted by acting Solicitor General Neal Katyal on the Justice Department's website last week, is the first such admission of wrongdoing since the 1940s, when the Supreme Court ruled against Korematsu and Hirabayashi, who challenged the incarceration and related curfew orders that compromised the civil rights of Japanese Americans.
In his statement, Katyal cites evidence that the Solicitor General at the time, Charles Fahy, suppressed evidence in the Korematsu and Hirabayashi cases that clearly stated the minimal threat posed to the nation by Japanese Americans:
Fahy did not inform the justices of a key report from the Office of Naval Intelligence that "found that only a small percentage of Japanese-Americans posed a potential security threat, and that the most dangerous were already known or in custody," Katyal wrote in the blog.
Fahy, who died in 1979, also neglected to tell the court that information that Japanese-Americans "were using radio transmitters to communicate with enemy submarines off the West Coast had been discredited by the FBI" and the Federal Communications Commission, Katyal wrote. "And to make matters worse, he relied on gross generalizations about Japanese-Americans, such as that they were disloyal and motivated by 'racial solidarity.'"
Both convictions were overturned in the 1980s, Congress apologized for the treatment of Japanese-Americans and the government paid reparations to those who were interned and their heirs.
Katyal's statement is pretty momentous -- it may be the first time a Justice Department official has spoken this candidly about the mistakes of a predecessor, but more importantly, it is yet another vindication for the thousands of Japanese Americans who suffered from the government's betrayal of their civil rights.vAfter seven decades, it's a gesture long overdue.
Here's Katyal's statement on the Department of Justice blog: Confession of Error: The Solicitor General's Mistakes During the Japanese-American Internment Cases. And here's the press release with responses from the Korematsu and Hirabayashi families and their legal teams: Korematsu & Hirabayashi families, legal teams react to DOJ statement. And to learn more about the civil rights legacy of Fred Korematsu, go to the Korematsu Institute website here. | {
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The Slinger Elementary PBO "People Behind the Owls" Board is comprised of a voluntary group of parents. We are dedicated to providing a means by which parents, teachers, administrators, and the Slinger community can work together for the education and betterment of our children. We also strive to continue the reputation of excellence that the Slinger School District has so deservedly earned.
PBO is proud of the many programs and accomplishments that we have helped bring to the school. We assist with vision and hearing screening, school picture day, book fairs, and Sunshine Club. Being a member of our volunteers is always rewarding and appreciated.
PBO not only provides volunteer work for our school, we also organize and sponsor family events such as Movie Night, Bingo Night, Trunk or Treat, Family YMCA, Paint with Me, Hero Dance and many others.
PBO sponsors one fundraiser a year called the "Read a Thon". This event is held every September. With the money raised during the Read a Thon SES PBO can sponsor family events, fund different programs in the school, provide senior scholarships and purchase instructional and outside equipment that benefit our children and their learning.
We are pleased to announce SES PBO is now on Facebook. Upcoming events and all meetings will be posted on the page. Join our PBO page, Slinger Elementary PBO.
Pick-n-Save We Care Program: Designate Slinger Elementary to be your charitable organization (#716800). Go to the service counter at your local Pick-n-Save today!
Please consider getting involved at Slinger Elementary! | {
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After all, when you go out of your way to call yourself \"The Monthly Dividend Company,\" and then back it up with remarkably consistent payments, it's easy to attract dividend-starved investors.\nBut over the past several months, Realty Income stock has slumped on concerns over softness in the retail industry and rising interest rates, prompting me to place the retail real estate investment trust (REIT) very high up on my watchlist. As regular readers know, there's nothing I love more than when a rock-solid dividend stock sinks in price. Why? Well, by consistently buying high-quality companies at low valuations, you can minimize the downside of your portfolio while maximizing its upside.\nOver time, that kind of risk/reward profile tends to make you rich.\nSo with Realty Income reporting results recently, I thought it might be a good time to investigate the opportunity. Luckily for investors, we're staring at a great one.\nShopping Spree Continues\nIn Q4, adjusted funds from operations (AFFO) per share, the key earnings metric for REITs, increased 10.3% to $0.75, while revenue grew 9.2% to $287.8 million. So despite what its stock price says, Realty Income continues to perform quite well operationally.\nIn fact, the strong results were driven primarily by a record level of acquisitions, which was a big surprise to many investors who believed that the prospect of creeping interest rates, coupled with a depressed company valuation (i.e. lower price when selling shares), would slow activity down.\nWell, management definitely didn't slow down, as the company invested a whopping $785.6 million in 279 new properties during the quarter alone. In total, Realty Income completed $1.86 billion in property acquisitions for 2016, also a record for the company. 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<p>
Montgérain est
un village
localisé dans le département de l'Oise en Picardie. Elle totalisait 155 habitants en 2008.</p>
<p>Le parc d'habitations, à Montgérain, était réparti en 2011 en trois appartements et 72 maisons soit
un marché relativement équilibré.</p>
<p>À coté de Montgérain sont positionnées géographiquement les villes de
<a href="{{VLROOT}}/immobilier/leglantiers_60357/">Léglantiers</a> à 5 km, 514 habitants,
<a href="{{VLROOT}}/immobilier/menevillers_60394/">Ménévillers</a> située à 2 km, 94 habitants,
<a href="{{VLROOT}}/immobilier/courcelles-epayelles_60168/">Courcelles-Epayelles</a> localisée à 5 km, 187 habitants,
<a href="{{VLROOT}}/immobilier/ravenel_60526/">Ravenel</a> à 5 km, 1 114 habitants,
<a href="{{VLROOT}}/immobilier/saint-martin-aux-bois_60585/">Saint-Martin-aux-Bois</a> localisée à 1 km, 293 habitants,
<a href="{{VLROOT}}/immobilier/tricot_60643/">Tricot</a> située à 2 km, 1 440 habitants,
entre autres. De plus, Montgérain est située à seulement 22 km de <a href="{{VLROOT}}/immobilier/compiegne_60159/">Compiègne</a>.</p>
<p>Si vous envisagez de demenager à Montgérain, vous pourrez aisément trouver une maison à acheter. </p>
</div>
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The Shopify Partner Program helps freelancers and agencies start and scale their businesses. Read on to see how Ethercycle scaled their business as a Shopify Partner.
I knew immediately that I had to quit my job and that I was not meant to have a boss — that I needed to be an entrepreneur.
On that very same day, Kurt marched into his office and gave his notice. He had no plan of action, no specific business in mind — just a genuine will to be true to himself.
Back then, we loved working on Shopify because it wasn't open source. I didn't want to be in the IT business. I wanted to do web design. I wanted to do strategy. Shopify let us do the work we loved.
Before this moment, Kurt admits that he struggled with the decision of whether or not to niche down, and focus solely on Shopify projects. To some, casting a wider net might have seemed like the safe bet — but in the end, Kurt discovered the opposite to be true.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Runtime.Serialization;
using System.ServiceModel;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.IO;
using System.Xml;
using System.Xml.Serialization;
using Hydra.Framework;
using Hydra.Framework.Helpers;
using Hydra.Framework.Java;
using Hydra.Framework.Mapping.CoordinateSystems;
using Hydra.Framework.Conversions;
namespace Hydra.DomainModel
{
/// <summary>
/// Presents a forum and forum group.
/// </summary>
[Serializable]
[DataContract(Namespace = CommonConstants.DATA_NAMESPACE)]
[KnownType(typeof(InternalCommunityModerator))]
[KnownType(typeof(InternalCommunityThread))]
public class InternalCommunityForum
: AbstractWebsite
{
#region Members
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets the LastPostID. Default is null.
/// </summary>
/// <value>The last post ID.</value>
public virtual int LastPostID
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets the parent forum/group id. Set to 0 as top level forum/group.
/// </summary>
/// <value>The parent ID.</value>
public virtual int ParentID
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets allow anonymous view forum contents.
/// </summary>
/// <value><c>true</c> if [allow anonymous]; otherwise, <c>false</c>.</value>
public virtual bool AllowAnonymous
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets allows user to attach files to post.
/// </summary>
/// <value><c>true</c> if [allow attachment]; otherwise, <c>false</c>.</value>
public virtual bool AllowAttachment
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets the forum lanugage. Default is en-US.
/// </summary>
/// <value>The language.</value>
/// <remarks>
/// Community will flter forums for current user language.
/// </remarks>
public virtual string Language
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets whether this instance is a forum group
/// </summary>
/// <value><c>true</c> if this instance is group; otherwise, <c>false</c>.</value>
public virtual bool IsGroup
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets whether the forum is locked.
/// </summary>
/// <value><c>true</c> if this instance is locked; otherwise, <c>false</c>.</value>
/// <remarks>
/// When the forum is locked users could not allow post any new conents.
/// </remarks>
public virtual bool IsLocked
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets whether every post must be aduited before publish.
/// </summary>
/// <value>
/// <c>true</c> if this instance is moderated; otherwise, <c>false</c>.
/// </value>
public virtual bool IsModerated
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets the display position. Default is 0.
/// </summary>
/// <value>The pos.</value>
public virtual int Pos
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets or sets the theme.
/// </summary>
/// <value>The theme.</value>
public virtual string Theme
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets the total post count of the forum.
/// </summary>
/// <value>The total posts.</value>
public virtual int TotalPosts
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets the forum image url.
/// </summary>
/// <value>The image URL.</value>
public virtual string ImageUrl
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets or sets the moderators.
/// </summary>
/// <value>The moderators.</value>
public virtual List<InternalCommunityModerator> Moderators
{
get;
set;
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets/Sets the Threads.
/// </summary>
/// <value>The threads.</value>
public virtual List<InternalCommunityThread> Threads
{
get;
set;
}
#endregion
#region COnstructors
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="InternalCommunityForum"/> class.
/// </summary>
public InternalCommunityForum()
{
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="InternalCommunityForum"/> class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="id">The id.</param>
/// <param name="name">The name.</param>
public InternalCommunityForum(int id, string name)
: base(id, name)
{
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="InternalCommunityForum"/> class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="id">The id.</param>
/// <param name="name">The name.</param>
/// <param name="organisationId">The organisation id.</param>
public InternalCommunityForum(int id, string name, int organisationId)
: base(id, name, organisationId)
{
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="InternalCommunityForum"/> class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="id">The id.</param>
/// <param name="name">The name.</param>
/// <param name="organisationId">The organisation id.</param>
/// <param name="organisation">The organisation.</param>
public InternalCommunityForum(int id, string name, int organisationId, InternalOrganisation organisation)
: base(id, name, organisationId, organisation)
{
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="InternalCommunityForum"/> class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="id">The id.</param>
/// <param name="name">The name.</param>
/// <param name="description">The description.</param>
public InternalCommunityForum(int id, string name, string description)
: base(id, name, description)
{
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="InternalCommunityForum"/> class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="id">The id.</param>
/// <param name="name">The name.</param>
/// <param name="description">The description.</param>
/// <param name="organisationId">The organisation id.</param>
public InternalCommunityForum(int id, string name, string description, int organisationId)
: base(id, name, description, organisationId)
{
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="InternalCommunityForum"/> class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="id">The id.</param>
/// <param name="name">The name.</param>
/// <param name="description">The description.</param>
/// <param name="organisationId">The organisation id.</param>
/// <param name="organisation">The organisation.</param>
public InternalCommunityForum(int id, string name, string description, int organisationId, InternalOrganisation organisation)
: base(id, name, description, organisationId, organisation)
{
}
#endregion
}
}
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Q: SQL Server temporal tables in 2016 I want to know how to create a system-versioned table, when I want to create a new temporal table in SQL Server 2016?
A: From here:
In order to make a table a system-versioned table it needs the
following:
*
*A primary key
*The table option SYSTEM_VERSIONING to be set to ON
*Two non-nullable DATETIME2() columns representing the start and end of the row's validity period
*
*The start column should be marked with the option GENERATED ALWAYS AS ROW START
*The end column should be marked with the option GENERATED ALWAYS AS ROW END
*Designation of the period columns: PERIOD FOR SYSTEM_TIME (, )
*A linked history table (which SQL Server can create for you) to hold the past states of modified rows
A: You can refer to this two links:
http://sqlmag.com/sql-server/first-look-system-versioned-temporal-tables-part-1-creating-tables-and-modifying-data
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/manub22/archive/2015/06/30/temporal-data-with-system-versioned-tables-in-sql-server-2016.aspx
http://sqlwithmanoj.com/2015/06/15/temporal-data-support-in-sql-server-2016-part-1/
USE [TestManDB]
GO
CREATE TABLE dbo.Department
(
DepartmentID int NOT NULL IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED,
DepartmentName varchar(50) NOT NULL,
ManagerID int NULL,
ValidFrom datetime2 GENERATED ALWAYS AS ROW START NOT NULL,
ValidTo datetime2 GENERATED ALWAYS AS ROW END NOT NULL,
PERIOD FOR SYSTEM_TIME (
ValidFrom,
ValidTo
)
)
WITH ( SYSTEM_VERSIONING = ON ); -- No History table name given here
GO
credits to the link above for the source code.
A: By using System_versioning=ON it will automatically assign system table name , but if you want to explicitly mentioned your system table like below
--create table or use existing table
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[table1](
[id] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[name] [varchar](255) NOT NULL,
[updated_at] [datetime] NULL
)
GO
--Adding additional field for temporal tables
alter table dbo.table1
add start_time DATETIME2 generated always as row start hidden default sysutcdatetime()
,end_time DATETIME2 generated always as row end hidden default sysutcdatetime()
,period for system_time (start_time, end_time)
go
--enable system versioning
alter table dbo.table1
set (system_versioning = ON ( history_table = dbo.table1_history))
go
A: Please refer to sample cases at how to create temporal tables in SQL Server according to each scenario.
The simplest form is creating a new SQL table as temporal table as follows
create table sampleTable (
IdColumn int identity(1,1) not null primary key clustered,
Code varchar(5),
CurrentValue varchar(100),
SysStartTime datetime2 Generated Always as Row Start Not Null,
SysEndTime datetime2 Generated Always as Row End Not Null,
Period for System_Time (SysStartTime, SysEndTime)
)
with (System_Versioning = ON)
This will create a database table named sampleTable and its corresponding history table in the current database
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Frans Jacobi's performances and installations are often large scale scenarios with multiple participants addressing a range of political and societal issues. Using a kind of urgent aesthetics the temporality and presence becomes a point in itself. Jacobi is professor in timebased media / performance at KHiB, Bergen Academy of Art & Design since 2012. He completed his phd 'Aesthetics of Resitance' at Malmö Art Academy/Lunds University in 2012.
In 2014 Jacobi established the artist-group Synsmaskinen, an artistic research conglomerate based at the Institute of Art at the University of Bergen. Synsmaskinen proposes a multifaceted inquiry into contemporary crises. Through a variety of interrelated artistic projects, a politically-charged horizon comes into focus: apocalyptic abysses, systemic entanglements, and hyper-complex realities. The name Synsmaskinen is taken from the Danish and Norwegian translations of Paul Virilio's seminal book on the techniques of perception, La Machine De Vision. This title has inspired the overall structure and methodology of the project. SYN=vision / MASKIN=machine.
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What is the benefit of SherlockFragments though? You have your main Activity /FragmentActivity which is hosting all of your other fragments etc. and extends SherlockActivity / SherlockFragmentActivity.
If you can get reference to your parent Activity in the onAttach(Activity parentActivity) Fragment method, and use methods like parentActivity.getActionBar().setTitle(title) etc. Why would you choose to make those Fragments Sherlock fragments?
Quite new to this Sherlock stuff and any insight would be very appreciated.
Cheers
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Why would you choose to make those Fragments Sherlock fragments?
So you can use setHasOptionsMenu(), onCreateOptionsMenu(), and onOptionsItemSelected() in the fragment.
As fragments come and go from the screen, Android will automatically add and remove those fragments' action bar items from the action bar.
A: SherlockFragments provide backward compatability (i.e. pre- HoneyComb) for a lot of the newer functionality. Fragments typically only work for post-HoneyComb devices.
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A weak warm front sitting just south of I-70 at Hays (67 degrees) and just north of Russell (68 degrees). They aren't displayed in the graphic, but there were temperature readings from the Stockton and Osborne areas a few degrees cooler, while Great Bend was still in the warm air at 77-82 degrees, as I recall. In addition the dew point at Hays was 49, while 30 miles east in Russell, it was 55. So my thinking was the front was still slightly south of Hays, hence the drier air, and just north of Russell, hence the slightly moister air.
The strong cold front, as I recall, stretched from about WaKeeney to east of Dodge City. Temperatures were dropping quickly at frontal passage, in some places 10-15 degrees over as many minutes. Strong southerly wind was hitting the cold front, in the order of 30-40mph as I recall, and right as the front passed wind immediately switched to the north or northwest and picked up by 5-10mph.
The center of the low was right in the Hays/WaKeeney/Ness City area at that time, as nearly as I could tell.
While there were a lot of good factors in place for storm development yesterday, there were also several negatives — low dew points (65 at Russell would have been a completely different story than 55 was, for example), and the depth of the cooler air north of the warm front (fairly shallow, but enough for storms to ride on top and still have room to grow, leading to what are known as "elevated" storms).
The triple point is really the only place in the system that had much of a chance of letting storms tap into what low-level moisture there was.
The satellite shot was actually the last frame of a two-hour loop.
It's also zoomed in on Kansas, and some of what I was using in this decision was just out of the frame in Nebraska. But the big thing that stood out to me was that the northern cell (the one near Osborne) appeared to be having the tops of the cloud blown significantly northeast. In this case, Concordia was already in the shade from a storm southwest of Osborne, about 70 miles away. I really put the arrow a little too close to the base of that storm. It kind of looks like there's a "chute" of some type that extends all the way back into the WaKeeney area, but there's a subtle difference right at the updraft of the storm just west of the point of the arrow. You can see it because it shadows the clouds between it and the arrow point. That tiny spot is the storm's core, where the mesocyclone has overshot the cloud tops.
You'll have to kind of imagine this, as I had the advantage of watching it on a loop and you're seeing a zoomed-in screen shot. But just west of the arrow, see how the clouds have a more bubbly appearance, where the clouds a few miles further west are more ripply? Imagine it's a pot of water right at the boiling point…the clouds to the west are the water rolling and wavy, while the ones to the east are that little area where the first bubbles break through as the water breaches the boiling point. The dynamics are the same with severe weather.
That bubbling area was more compact, more circular, and appears from the shadows to be a bit higher up in the atmosphere than the core of the storm to its north. The northern storm was more oblong. At the time, its updraft was overshooting a bit more than the southern storm, but again, the tops were being blown significantly downstream. The southern storm's tops were not being blown as far.
This video (it's silent) explains how the updraft in a storm forms. It also shows the updraft in its most-efficient storm mode…a slight tilt that puts the rain-producing area of the storm slightly northeast (usually) of the area where the moisture is feeding into the base of the storm.
When the updraft has a specific tilt, the storm can be a very efficient engine for converting the atmospheric energy to rain, hail and tornadoes. Tip it over too far and the storm loses strength because the updraft is getting stretched. Stand it up too much and the rain falls right back into the inflow, cooling it down and robbing it of energy, so the storm collapses on itself and dies.
What is "enough" and what is "too much?" I'm sure there are calculations based on a number of factors, but I'm not a meteorologist. This is where experience comes into the game. I've seen enough of these over the years that my intuition "pings" when it appears the updraft is at a decent angle.
As it turned out, the cell I identified did become the storm of the day, generating warnings along its path from where it is in the photo above until well after it exited the state into Nebraska. But just southwest of Concordia the storm rode up over the warm front and lost its connection to the ground. From there it was all a matter of the upper-air dynamics continuing to feed the mesocyclone (the updraft/downdraft couple that makes the core of the storm spin). That enabled it to continue being a hail generator for a couple more hours, but the chance for significant severe weather diminished pretty rapidly after it rode over the warm front.
wind destroying the top of the storm?
As described in the linked article, it means the upper level wind is tilting the storm too far, which will eventually kill it. | {
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import sys, os, time, datetime, requests, warnings, configparser
import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
import tushare as ts
import concurrent.futures
from tqdm import tqdm
cur_path = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))
for _ in range(2):
root_path = cur_path[0:cur_path.rfind('/', 0, len(cur_path))]
cur_path = root_path
sys.path.append(root_path + "/" + 'Source/DataBase/')
from Fetch_Data_Stock_CHN_StockList import getStocksList_CHN
from DB_API import queryStock, storeStock
def getSingleStock(symbol):
repeat_times = 1
message = ""
df = pd.DataFrame()
for _ in range(repeat_times):
try:
data = ts.get_k_data(symbol, ktype='W')
data.sort_index(ascending=True, inplace=True)
return data, ""
except Exception as e:
message = symbol + " fetch exception: " + str(e)
continue
return df, message
def getSingleStockByTime(symbol, from_date, till_date):
start = from_date.split('-')
start_y, start_m, start_d = start[0], start[1], start[2] # starting date
end = till_date.split('-')
end_y, end_m, end_d = end[0], end[1], end[2] # until now
repeat_times = 1
message = ""
df = pd.DataFrame()
for _ in range(repeat_times):
try:
data = ts.get_k_data(symbol, ktype='W')
data.sort_index(ascending=True, inplace=True)
return data, ""
except Exception as e:
message = symbol + " fetch exception: " + str(e)
continue
return df, message
def judgeOpenDaysInRange(from_date, to_date):
holidays=["2017-01-01", "2017-01-02",
"2017-01-27", "2017-01-28", "2017-01-29", "2017-01-30", "2017-01-31", "2017-02-01", "2017-02-02",
"2017-04-02", "2017-04-03", "2017-04-04",
"2017-05-01",
"2017-05-28", "2017-05-29", "2017-05-30",
"2017-10-01", "2017-10-02", "2017-10-03", "2017-10-04", "2017-10-05","2017-10-06","2017-10-07","2017-10-08"]
#holidays = cal.holidays(from_date, to_date)
duedays = pd.bdate_range(from_date, to_date)
df = pd.DataFrame()
df['date'] = duedays
df['holiday'] = duedays.isin(holidays)
opendays = df[df['holiday'] == False]
return opendays
def judgeNeedPostDownload(from_date, to_date):
today = datetime.datetime.now()
start_date = pd.Timestamp(from_date)
end_date = pd.Timestamp(to_date)
if start_date > today: return False
if end_date > today: to_date = today.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
dateList = judgeOpenDaysInRange(from_date, to_date)
if len(dateList) > 0: return True
return False
def updateSingleStockData(root_path, symbol, force_check):
startTime = time.time()
message = ""
if len(symbol) == 0: return startTime, message
till_date = (datetime.datetime.now()).strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
end_date = pd.Timestamp(till_date)
# stockData, lastUpdateTime = queryStock(root_path, "DB_STOCK", "SHEET_CHN", "_WEEKLY", symbol, 'weekly_update')
# if stockData.empty:
stockData, message = getSingleStock(symbol)
if stockData.empty == False:
storeStock(root_path, "DB_STOCK", "SHEET_CHN", "_WEEKLY", symbol, stockData, 'weekly_update')
return startTime, message
# modified = False
# first_date = pd.Timestamp(stockData.index[0])
# last_date = pd.Timestamp(stockData.index[-1])
# updateOnce = end_date > lastUpdateTime
# if end_date > last_date and (updateOnce or force_check):
# to_date = (last_date + datetime.timedelta(days=1)).strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
# if judgeNeedPostDownload(to_date, till_date):
# message = message + ", download post data from " + to_date + " to " + till_date
# moreStockData, tempMessage = getSingleStockByTime(symbol, to_date, till_date)
# message = message + tempMessage
# if len(moreStockData) > 0:
# if isinstance(moreStockData.index, pd.DatetimeIndex):
# moreStockData.index = moreStockData.index.strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
# modified = True
# stockData = pd.concat([stockData, moreStockData])
# stockData.index.name = 'date'
# if modified:
# stockData = stockData[~stockData.index.duplicated(keep='first')]
# storeStock(root_path, "DB_STOCK", "SHEET_CHN", "_WEEKLY", symbol, stockData, 'weekly_update')
# elif updateOnce:
# stockData = stockData[~stockData.index.duplicated(keep='first')]
# storeStock(root_path, "DB_STOCK", "SHEET_CHN", _Weekly", symbol, stockData, 'weekly_update')
# message = message + ", nothing updated"
# else:
# message = ""
#return startTime, message
def updateStockData_CHN_Weekly(root_path, force_check = False):
config = configparser.ConfigParser()
config.read(root_path + "/" + "config.ini")
storeType = int(config.get('Setting', 'StoreType'))
symbols = getStocksList_CHN(root_path).index.values.tolist()
pbar = tqdm(total=len(symbols))
if storeType == 2:
for symbol in symbols:
startTime, message = updateSingleStockData(root_path, symbol, force_check)
outMessage = '%-*s fetched in: %.4s seconds' % (6, symbol, (time.time() - startTime))
pbar.set_description(outMessage)
pbar.update(1)
if storeType == 1:
log_errors = []
log_update = []
with concurrent.futures.ThreadPoolExecutor(max_workers=4) as executor:
# Start the load operations and mark each future with its URL
future_to_stock = {executor.submit(updateSingleStockData, root_path, symbol, force_check): symbol for symbol in symbols}
for future in concurrent.futures.as_completed(future_to_stock):
stock = future_to_stock[future]
try:
startTime, message = future.result()
except Exception as exc:
startTime = time.time()
log_errors.append('%r generated an exception: %s' % (stock, exc))
else:
if len(message) > 0: log_update.append(message)
outMessage = '%-*s fetched in: %.4s seconds' % (6, stock, (time.time() - startTime))
pbar.set_description(outMessage)
pbar.update(1)
if len(log_errors) > 0: print(log_errors)
# if len(log_update) > 0: print(log_update)
pbar.close()
return symbols
if __name__ == "__main__":
pd.set_option('precision', 3)
pd.set_option('display.width',1000)
warnings.filterwarnings('ignore', category=pd.io.pytables.PerformanceWarning)
updateStockData_CHN_Weekly(root_path)
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Home Economic Policy It's Not a Skills Gap That's Holding Wages Down: It's the Weak Economy, Among Other Things
It's Not a Skills Gap That's Holding Wages Down: It's the Weak Economy, Among Other Things
Workers' ability to handle technological advances doesn't explain what's happened to American wages.
by Jared Bernstein
(Photo by: Hendrik Schmidt/picture-alliance/dpa/AP Images)
The inadequate quantity and quality of American jobs is one of the most fundamental economic challenges we face. It's not the only challenge: Poverty, inequality, and stagnant mobility loom large, as well. But in a nation like ours, where wages and salaries are key to the living standards of working-age households, all these challenges flow from the labor market problem.
OK, but this is a supposed to be an article about technology. What's the linkage between technology and this fundamental problem? As a D.C.-based economist who's been working on the issue of jobs and earnings for almost 25 years, trust me when I tell you that most policy makers believe the following:
"Yes, there's a problem of job quantity and quality, but it's largely a skills problem. Because of recent technological advances, most notably computerization, an increasing share of the workforce lacks the skills to meet the demands of today's workplaces.
What's more, the pace at which technology is replacing the inadequately skilled is accelerating-think robotics and artificial intelligence. These dynamics explain growing wage stagnation, wage inequality, and the structural unemployment of those without college degrees."
Problem is, most of that is wrong.
Technology and employers' skill demands have played a critical role in our job market forever, but they turn out to be of limited use in explaining the depressed incomes of today, or of the past decade.
Consider: The demand for college-educated workers has actually slowed quite sharply since 2000 and their real wages have been flat. If that fails to surprise you, you may well be someone who's recently graduated and looked for work. If that does surprise you, you may well be a high-level economic policy maker.
Before I go any further, allow me to assert the following, and not just to inoculate myself, but because I really believe it: Technology is a hugely important force in economies across the globe. Neither I nor any economist I know would question that we should want the most skilled workforce we can get, not to mention the best educated electorate. There's no question that those with more education earn more than those with less-the college wage premium is as high as it's ever been. No question that the upward mobility of far too many disadvantaged children is thwarted by unacceptably high barriers to attending and completing college. No question that way too many people lack the skills they need to make it in today's job market.
But a number of important new studies show that it's not technology-driven skill deficits that are depressing wage and job growth
. It's the weak economy, not yet recovered from the Great Recession, it's persistently high unemployment robbing workers at almost every skill level of the bargaining power they need to claim their fair share of the growth, it's terrible fiscal policy, it's large and persistent trade deficits, it's imbalanced sectoral growth as finance booms while manufacturing lags.
The policy implications that flow from these findings are profound. Improving workers' skills is obviously insufficient. Supply doesn't create demand. In fact, there's evidence that as demand for college-educated workers has tailed off, they've been moving down the occupation scale, displacing workers with lower education levels.
If we want to improve the quantity of jobs, we'll have to do more to promote labor demand. We'll need to worry less about robots and more about austere fiscal policy, imbalanced trade, weak capital investment, and bubbles and busts. If we want the jobs we create to be of higher quality, we'll have to do more to lift workers' bargaining power, by enforcing labor standards, raising minimum wages, and leveling the playing field for collective bargaining. Supply-side solutions targeting workers' skills may well help the targeted individuals, but they won't help raise the number and quality of jobs.
Technology and jobs
The impact of technology on work and wages is and always has been profoundly important. The most popular economists' theory about how this plays out is "skill-biased technological change," or SBTC.
The conventional SBTC story is simple. As technology in the workplace evolves, it raises the cognitive demands that employers make of their workers. How that affects individual workers depends on the extent to which they productively interact with the new technologies.
In the econo-mese of labor economics, the relevant terms here are complements and substitutes. If a new machine does what you do but does it for less, you're a substitute. Not good. But if the nature of your job and the skills you bring to it enable you to use the new machine to produce more or better output than the machine could produce without you, you're a complement. Tech change is "biased" in your direction. Pass go and collect a hefty paycheck.
Is SBTC a useful model? Over the very long term, yes. Over the near term, it can be misleading. It's a good telescope and a lousy microscope.
Taking the long view, the complementarity of skill demands and educational upgrading is why, despite the large increase in their share of the workforce, the most highly educated workers still have the lowest unemployment rates. For as long as we have data on occupations, we can observe technologically-induced "occupational upgrading," that has enabled the increasing share of skilled workers-complements to the process-to be absorbed into the workplace.
Isn't it possible for technology to displace so many workers that it creates more problems than it solves? What if the technological advances in the workplace flip too many of us from complements to substitutes? The greater presence and improved capacities of computers, robots and artificial intelligence in the workplace have led some to believe that the pace at which technology is displacing workers has accelerated.
Yet here again, evidence is lacking.
There are at least two ways to evaluate this concern about increasing technological unemployment: macro and micro. From a macro perspective, if technology were contributing to more output with fewer workers (more precisely, fewer hours of work), productivity growth would accelerate. In fact, as shown in the figure below, the rate of productivity growth appears to have decelerated in recent years (productivity changes are notoriously jumpy so the figure includes a smooth trend to help reveal the recent deceleration).
Source: BLS, analysis: Jared Bernstein
It's worth remembering that much of what we hear about technology replacing workers is anecdote. Still, there are some pretty compelling anecdotes out there, and given that data is the plural of anecdote, I'm certainly open to the possibility that there's more here than meets the eye. But as I recently wrote, "the robots-are-coming advocates need to explain why a phenomenon that should be associated with accelerating productivity is allegedly occurring at a time when the trend in output-per-hour is going the other way."
The micro research on this question is particularly interesting. Economist David Autor, along with various co-authors, has taken the most granular look at how tech change is interacting with jobs through the lens of tasks. He breaks these tasks down into three bins: routine, manual, and abstract.
Routine tasks are repetitive and rules-based, like highly repetitive production work. If you stand in the same place and do the same thing at regular intervals on a production line and you haven't yet been replaced by a robot, you soon will be.
Manual tasks are relatively simple for people but hard for computers. The person who comes into my office to empty the wastebasket appears to be doing a pretty straightforward bit of work, but because I may move the wastebasket around, she ends up doing something-noiselessly and effortlessly identifying the trashcan-that's easy for her but hard to automate.
Autor provides a nice example of what differentiates these two different kinds of jobs/tasks:
Modern automobile plants…employ industrial robots to install windshields on new vehicles as they move through the assembly line. But aftermarket windshield replacement companies employ technicians, not robots, to install replacement windshields. Why not robots? Because removing a broken windshield, preparing the windshield frame to accept a replacement, and fitting a replacement into that frame demand far more real-time adaptability than any contemporary robot can approach.
Abstract tasks involve high levels of reasoning, mastery of complicated stuff like statistical analysis, and nuanced communication.
Armed with this typology, Autor tackles both ends of the "technological unemployment" thesis and finds it wanting. He finds more techno-complements than substitutes at the high end of the wage/skill spectrum and fewer opportunities for automation at the low end. Repetitive production jobs will continue to go missing, but that's a very long-term trend. Higher end jobs will continue to complement technology while the inability of computers to replace workers in manual jobs that require "flexibility, judgment, and common sense remain[s] immense."
That's jobs. What about wages?
Technology and wages
When it comes to wage trends, SBTC is even a less useful tool. Generally speaking, SBTC would predict a fanning out of wages by skill levels, with complementarity, or the skill bias, rising as you climb up the pay scale, and ever-increasing substitutability, or a negative bias, as you go down the scale.
The problem, as Larry Mishel and colleagues at the Economic Policy Institute have shown, is that this has not been the actual pattern of wages over the past few decades. Both in real and relative terms, actual wage trends have not moved the way SBTC says they should.
While wages fanned out as SBTC would predict in the 1980s, they've generally failed to do so since. For example, mid-level wages fell relative to low wages throughout much of the 1990s.
SBTC would predict that the wage premium of more highly educated workers would continue to rise, yet starting around the mid-1990s, that differential slowed, if not plateaued. This flat trend is inconsistent with the oft-made claim that SBTC is driving post-2000 wage inequality.
SBTC would predict productivity gains would be reflected in the wages of workers with complementary skills to the new technologies. But productivity increases have diverged not just from the real pay of the lowest paid workers, but from those of middle and upper-middle wage workers as well.
David Autor in particular has tried to save SBTC by coming up with interesting ways in which it could still be tapped to explain these wage patterns. Most prominently, he and colleagues argued that based on the tasks-framework discussed above, SBTC in the 1990s was leading to a polarization of both jobs and wages (as opposed to the more linear impact of traditional SBTC: bad for the bottom, less bad for the middle, good for the top).
Routine production jobs, which tend to pay solid, middle-class wages, got whacked because they're easily mechanized
(so they're substitutes); manual, non-routine jobs at the low end of the wage scale did better because they're much harder to automate; and high-end, high-paying jobs did well because they're complementary to the new tech.
But things moved around again in the 2000s in ways that forced yet a new morphing of SBTC. Polarization was gone, and Autor wrote that the formerly "U‑shaped growth of occupational employment came increasingly to resemble a downward ramp in the 2000s," with pretty strong growth at the bottom and not much in either the middle or top.
This turns out to be an important analytic problem. Researchers have made interesting and compelling linkages, at least at the micro level, between technology and tasks at work. But they've failed to tie these occupational employment trends to wage inequality. Mishel, et al, put not too fine a point on it (my bold): SBTC, polarization, and all that task analysis simply "fail to explain the key wage patterns in the 1990s [they] intended to explain, and provide no insights into wage patterns in the 2000s. We conclude that there is no currently available technology-based story that can adequately explain the wage trends of the last three decades."
If you have to bend a theory like SBTC that much to explain the changing reality of wage trends over the past few decades, it's probably not the right one. It clearly helps explain the long-term absorption of so many more college-educated workers, and that still secures the theory a place on the economics mantelpiece. But it doesn't explain much about wages.
So, what can economics tell us about the impact of technology on jobs and wages?
While I still think that the long-term positive correlation between technology and skill demands will eventually reassert itself, right now we're going through one of the rare periods when the evidence for it is especially elusive. Indeed, in the 1990s, it appears that employers over-estimated the complementarities between computer technology and high-skilled workers. We were still working off a tech-hiring bubble when the other bubble-in housing-burst in late 2007. Such an explanation tells you a lot more about bubbles and busts and their impact on jobs and wages than technology stories do.
Second, based on the macro and micro evidence presented above, I'm a lot less worried about the threat of automation than I am about the threat of bad policy that fails to offset the imbalances in demand, trade, income and opportunity. The automation threat is always a possibility and it demands attention. But the absence of a progressive economic policy agenda is a reality, not a threat.
Finally, EPI is right. The technology stories economists tell us fail to fit the wage data-which means we've got to get beyond skill solutions as our favored response to inequality and stagnation.
That's not to disparage more and better education, which remains critical, especially to those who face ever-higher access barriers.
But with great respect for the very smart phone in my pocket and the computer I've been staring at for the last few hours, if we fail to deal with the lack of bargaining power suffered by workers across the spectrum of wages and skills, the bubble and bust cycles that have defined the macroeconomy in recent decades, the erosion of labor standards, the austere fiscal policy, the sectoral imbalances, and the absence of full employment, too many of us will continue to experience eroding living standards-regardless of technological progress.
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Netflix scores a live action Cowboy Bebop series
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The work, which becomes a new genre itself, will be called...
Netflix has scored a pretty big name in Anime for its next live action series. Cowboy Bebop will be heading to the streaming juggernaut at some point in the future. Shinichiro Watanabe, director of the original anime series, will be involved as a consultant on this new adaptation with writer Chris Yost penning the script. According to a report from Variety, Netflix has ordered a 10 episode run, though there is no confirmation on episode length.
Tomorrow Studios will be co-producing the show with Netflix while original anime production company Sunrise Inc. will be acting as an executive producer. The description of the series basically mirrors that of the original run, so we're likely not to see any surprises when it does land. No cast has been announced, likely due to the series being recently nabbed.
What's interesting to think about is why Cowboy Bebop was selected for a live-action adaptation instead of an animated continuation. Many people consider it a perfect anime, so this could be why Netflix decided on changing the medium to tell the story in. It also falls in line with other live-action projects Netflix has recently released, such as Bleach and Fullmetal Alchemist.
However the choice was made, we'll now have another version of Cowboy Bebop to look forward to. That is a sentence I never thought I'd be able to write.
https://www.destructoid.com/netflix-...s-532903.phtml
Smash bro!
Honestly, it's not that difficult to pull off.
There's this series called Killjoys wich is not too different.
Now to make something as iconic and high quality as the anime series, is probably impossible. Expectations will be it's biggest problem.
"Only those with narrow minds fail to see that the definition of Impossible is "Lack of imagination and incentive"" - DUNE:BJ
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In Praise of Female Firefighters
by Martin Banks 2 years ago Oct 29, 2020 0 Comments
An increase in the number of female firefighters has been welcomed by the National Fire Chiefs Council (NFCC), but more progress needs to be made in this area.
The latest figures published by the Home Office – covering the period from April 1st 2019 to 31st March 2020 – focusses on a range of workforce areas across English Fire and Rescue Services.
These statistics show the number of female firefighters now make up seven per cent of the workforce, compared to 6.4 per cent last year. For the second year running this is not due to a decrease in the number of male firefighters (due to retirement or finding other work).
The statistics also show an increase in firefighters from ethnic minority backgrounds from 3.8% to 4.4% in the last five years, but it is only a 0.1 per cent increase during the last 12 months.
Responding to the statistics, NFCC Chair Roy Wilsher, commented: "This is a step in the right direction; it is encouraging to see the number of female firefighters increasing. However, it is clear that more needs to be done to see this trend continue.
"NFCC would like to see more progress in regard of the number of both female firefighters and those from ethnic minorities; the numbers are still far from good enough.
"We have a dedicated programme concentrating on people. A key driver of this work is to ensure UK fire services are attracting the best talent and getting the message out there that being a firefighter is a job for all.
"We see services across the country carrying out innovative recruitment drives which is helping to drive this. We want to make sure all sections of society know the benefits of being part of our fire family.
"We want to see a diverse fire service which reflects the communities it serves. While I would like to see this progress more quickly, we will continue to drive home this message. A freeze on recruitment for a number of years will have impacted this, but we are now seeing some progress in this area."
The number of fulltime firefighters remains almost the same at 32,171. However, since 2010 this is a decrease of 23 per cent.
The statistics also show that firefighter injuries have fallen by seven per cent over the past 12 months. While firefighter injuries sustained during operational incidents dropped by 15 per cent.
Mr Wilsher added it was "abhorrent" that firefighters continue to be attack while on duty with 897 reported, but recognised this has fallen by 7 per cent in the past 12 months, However it is important to note that these statistics only cover attacks where firefighters are attending an emergency call.
He said: "It is appalling that any emergency services worker faces attack while protecting people. Recently the maximum jail sentence has been doubled to 24 months and I hope the courts use these sentencing powers accordingly.
"While it is encouraging to see the number has decreased, I will be very interested see how this compares next year, as some fire services were reporting an increase in the number of attacks during the pandemic lockdown, which falls outside this reporting cycle."
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Xerolycosa nemoralis est une espèce d'araignées aranéomorphes de la famille des Lycosidae.
Distribution
Cette espèce se rencontre en écozone paléarctique.
Elle est présente depuis la péninsule Ibérique, le sud-est de l'Angleterre et le Nord de la Finlande jusqu'au Kamtchatka, Sakhaline, les îles Kouriles et Honshū en passant par l'Adyguée, le Sud de l'Azerbaïdjan et le Kraï de Krasnoïarsk.
Habitat
Cette espèce est commune dans les prairies et les forêts, depuis la plaine jusqu'à la limite de la végétation arborescente en montagne.
Description
Les mâles mesurent de à et les femelles de à .
Le mâle et la femelle sont semblables. Le mâle est plus clair et présente, sur la partie arrière de l'abdomen, deux lignes de taches blanches qui convergent vers les filières.
Le céphalothorax présente une ligne médiane claire constituée de poils blanchâtres, deux bandes longitudinales noirâtres et deux lignes plus claires sur le côté de la carapace.
Les yeux médians antérieurs sont rapprochés.
L'abdomen est d'un gris rosâtre, blanchâtre ou jaune, avec des taches noires de part et d'autre de la jonction avec le céphalothorax. Il présente une large bande médiane plus blanche bordée de chaque côté, en arrière, d'une série de points noirs doublés de blanc.
Les pattes sont brunâtres ou fauves avec les fémurs plus sombres.
La femelle possède deux épines rétro-latérales sur les fémurs des pattes I alors que les autres espèces de Xerolycosa ne possèdent que deux épines pro-latérales.
Systématique et taxinomie
Cette espèce a été décrite sous le protonyme Lycosa nemoralis par Westring en 1861. Elle est placée dans le genre Xerolycosa par Dahl en 1908.
Espèces similaires
Xerolycosa nemoralis est similaire à Xerolycosa miniata, Pardosa saltans et Pardosa lugubris.
Publication originale
Westring, 1861 : « Araneae svecieae. » Göteborgs Kungliga Vetenskaps- och Vitterhets-samhälles Handlingar, , .
Liens externes
Notes et références
Lycosidae
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Christmas time is characterized by such a specific charm. Beyond almond powder, cinnamon and the traditional wrapped pine tree fragrances, the reunion emotions move us the most.
What a wonderful chance to get gathered for the first snowflakes? What a pleasant surprise to receive relatives and friends pictures for the greetings?
All that matters is to be together. From the other side of the world, a relative can join the family reunion with the video conference call.
Get equipped with a tablet or a smartphone to keep in touch after New Year's Eve.
Transfer your media files to your PC! How to boost your smartphone's battery performance? | {
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First, the issue with that specific Samsung player isn't unique and it's been reported before. Apparently, Samsung isn't making good BD players to begin with, and the firmware issue just compounds it. Thus, if you're looking for a BD player, shun Samsung until they work out the issues.
Second, articles like this only inform those in the know, given another just recently stated this particular movie is breaking sales records, meaning, people simply don't give a damn about DRM. If they did, then this movie wouldn't be breaking sales records.
Consumers are the least educated in this regard and the only time they'll have a problem with it is when the movie simply won't play. However, a telephone call to customer support will return them to their happy state once a firmware is updated.
DRM? Meaningless as along as it can play. Unskippable previews? Bathroom/snack breaks.
It's a losing battle against DRM on movies when the majority of consumers simply just doesn't give a damn. | {
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Donovaly (Hongaars: Dóval) is een Slowaakse gemeente in de regio Banská Bystrica, en maakt deel uit van het district Banská Bystrica.
Donovaly telt 153 inwoners.
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Indian cryptocurrency exchange Bitbns has just launched another exciting feature for investors in the country. Bitbns has enabled instant INR deposits for investors using the platform. Now, when users place a P2P INR deposit request on Bitbns, they have the option of availing an instant INR deposit, which is calculated based on 80% of their net worth on Bitbns (INR+Crypto value). Users can trade cryptocurrencies with the instant INR deposit and take advantage of time-sensitive market opportunities such a arbitrage. However, the INR deposit will be considered complete only when the withdrawer at the other end of the P2P exchange confirms that the payment has been received at this end.
A user cannot claim the INR deposit and not complete the payment. The exchange has safeguarded against such defaults by stopping all crypto withdrawals. Bitbns also has the option to liquidate assets and freeze the INR balance to stop such malpractices. In addition, if a user tries to default by not completing the payment, they will be levied a penalty of Rs 500 or 5% of the total amount (whichever is higher). Instant INR deposits, which work like credit, will remove a big roadblock from the current P2P trading mechanisms in the county. Many investors could not take advantage of spot trading as depositors had to wait for confirmations before seeing the money in their INR wallet. This will also help the exchange to boost liquidity on their platform.
This video is meant for education purposes only and should not be treated as an endorsement for Bitbns. | {
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Alternating current (AC) sinusoidal waveform, bioelectromagnetics, bioenergy informatics principles, bioenergy therapy, chronobiology, electromagnetic field therapy, electromagnetism, gauss (G) units, lodestones, magnetic field therapy, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy (PEMF), pulsed electromagnetic fields, pulsed signal therapy (PSTTM), scintigraphy, static magnets, tai ki biomagnets.
This monograph does not include an evidence review of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), which has been studied as a technique to diagnosis or treat Parkinson's disease.
The use of magnets to treat illness has been described historically in many civilizations, and was suggested by ancient Egyptian priests and in the 4th century BC by Hippocrates. The 15th century Swiss physician and alchemist Paracelsus theorized that magnets may be able to attract diseases and leach them from the body. In modern times, magnetic fields play an important role in Western medicine, including use for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), pulsed electromagnetic fields, and experimental magnetic stimulatory techniques.
Many different types, sizes, and strengths of magnets are available. Magnet therapy may be administered by a healthcare professional, or used by individuals on their own. Constant (static) magnets or pulsed electromagnetic fields may be applied to areas of the body affected by illness, or to the entire body. Devices exist which can implanted in the body or used externally to deliver pulsed electromagnetic field therapy. Self-adhesive magnetic strips, foils, belts and bracelets are available for self-treatment. Magnetic jewelry such as earrings and necklaces, shoe inserts, mattress pads, and magnet-conditioned water are commercially sold. Magnet wraps are available for thumbs, wrists, knees, thighs, ankles, elbows, shoulders, shins, back, and head, as well as for animals such as dogs, cats, and horses. Lodestones are rocks that may possess natural magnetic properties, and are sometimes sold as healthcare products.
The magnetic field from permanent (static) magnets is different from electromagnetic radiation and may have different effects on the body. Scientific evidence suggests that pulsed electromagnetic fields may be useful in the healing of non-union tibia fractures. However, medical uses of stand-alone magnets (static magnetic fields) have not been sufficiently studied, and benefits for any specific condition have not been proven scientifically.
There are numerous published theories regarding the possible medicinal value of static magnets or electromagnetic fields, although high quality scientific research is lacking. Proposed mechanisms include effects on blood vessels (improvements in blood circulation, increases in oxygen content of the blood, alkalinization of bodily fluids, decreases in blood vessel wall deposition of toxic materials or cholesterol plaques, relaxation of blood vessel (due to effects on cellular calcium-channels), effects on the nervous system (alterations in nerve impulses, blockage of nerve-cell conduction, reduction of edema (fluid retention), increases in local tissue oxygen, increases in endorphins, relaxation of muscles, changes in cell membranes, or stimulation of acupoints (similar to the proposed activity of acupuncture needles). In some types of traditional Chinese medicine, magnets are believed to set up specific patterns of flow of the body's life force or chi (qi).
Several studies report that pulsed electromagnetic fields may improve healing of fractures that have not healed properly, including long bone, scaphoid, metatarsal (foot bone), and vertebral fractures. The most well-studied bone is the tibia (the main long bone in the lower leg). Failure to heal ("non-union") is usually diagnosed after six to nine months with an x-ray. Pulsed electromagnetic field therapy has been used in Europe and the United States, but remains controversial. It is not clear if this therapy is equal to or better than other therapies, such as bone grafting. This type of treatment requires special equipment and expertise. | {
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HT2-1 Students identify celebrations and commemorations of significance in Australia and the world.
HT2-2 Students describe and explain how significant individuals, groups and events contributed to changes in the local community over time.
HT2-3 Students describe people, events and actions related to world exploration and its effect.
HT2-4 Students describe and explains effects of British colonisation in Australia.
HT2-5 Students apply skills of historical inquiry and communication.
To cope with the tragic losses our country saw at Gallipoli, the men and women of Australia searched for the positive in the experience. To get through such a horrendous time the soldiers had to develop strong bonds with each other and demonstrate extraordinary courage, endurance and bravery.
So, today, when you hear someone speak about the ANZAC spirit, think of courage, bravery, endurance, mateship, determination and sacrifice. These are the values that were demonstrated so strongly by the soldiers at Gallipoli and are important in defining Australia as a nation.
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General Hospital (GH) Spoilers: Drew Cain Finds Romance With Maxie!
By Matt Crider
General Hospital (GH) spoilers tease that Drew Cain (Cameron Mathison) is not even thinking about romance at this point. He just returned from Greece, where he had been help captive for two years by Peter August (Wes Ramsey) and Victor Cassadine (Charles Shaughnessy). Victor had wanted to use access Drew's brainwashing because he wanted a mercenary to follow his every commence. But Peter double crossed Victor, and took control of Drew for his own ends.
General Hospital Spoilers – Drew Cain may become Maxie Jones' biggest threat!
Although Drew is home now, the conditioning is still in place. Peter has planned to force Drew to abduct Maxie and bring her to him. Although Peter is in prison for now, it's a safe bet that he will escape or get off on some sort of technicality. And since Peter won't be able to get within a mile of Maxie, it seems likely at some point Drew will once again have to obey Peter by bringing Maxie to him. Peter also plans to brainwash Maxie herself if he has to, in order to make her love him unconditionally.
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General Hospital Spoilers – Drew Cain and Maxie Jones may be each other's only hope.
Although Drew has broken free of his conditioning before and Jason Morgan (Steve Burton) and Dr. Brill Westbourne (Kelly Thiebaud) discovered Drew's triggers, he hasn't been deprogrammed. Perhaps Britt will tell Maxie how to override Drew's brainwashing. That means Drew will know that Maxie is safe from him, which could lead to them spending a lot of time together, preparting for Peter's eventual move against them.
General Hospital Spoilers – Drew Cain and Maxie Jones begin to see each other in a new light!
If it becomes reality that Maxie and Drew will be put in a position where they can really only trust each other, they may start to see each other in a new, romantic light. Maxie is not the same ditzy girl who only cared about fashion. Her husband, Nathan West (Ryan Paevey) was killed while Maxie was pregnant with his child. She then become involved with Peter, convinced that he was trying to be a better man. But she became pregnant by Peter just in time to learn that he is still the criminal he always was, if not worse than he ever was. Drew will see that Maxie is a strong woman who can handle anything thrown at her.
General Hospital Spoilers – Maxie Jones sees Drew Cain's pain.
Maxie will also be able to see a side of Drew that she wasn't aware of. Drew has suffered immensely the last two years and he mostly regrets that he wasn't there for his own daughter, who doesn't even remember him except for photographs. Drew's other child, Oscar Nero Quartermaine (Garren Stitt) died of a brain tumor while in his teens. Drew is certainly every bit of a Navy Seal, but he is also dealing with some pretty deep emotion, which Maxie will find attractive.
General Hospital Spoilers – What do you think?
Could Maxie and Drew be exactly what each other is looking for? Will they find their mutual hatred of Peter isn't the only thing they share? Could their love of their kids lead to romance for Maxie and Drew? Anything can happen in Port Charles so stay tuned to General Hospital airing weekdays on ABC. And don't forget to check back right here regularly for all your General Hospital news, information and spoilers!
Matt Crider
Matt Crider is a lifelong soap opera and comic book fan from Cincinnati, OH. He enjoys a good cigar and quiet evenings at home.
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Q: Boolean expression minimization Is there anyway to make this expression with another gates (especially with nand, xor, nor). I almost tried every combination but I couldn't find. Allways one output is wrong.
~A~BC + AB~C
A: You'll need 5 gates for this, 2 NANDs, 2 ANDs and 1 OR.
Run A and B into the first NAND, and put the output of that into the AND, along with C.
Then, into the second NAND, just put C on it's own. Then, the output of this NAND goes into the second AND, along with A and B.
The output of the 2 AND gates then goes into the OR, which will make the expression you're after.
A: Truth table
A B C ~A ~B ~C ~A~BC AB~C ~A~BC + AB~C
0 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0
0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 1
0 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0
0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
1 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0
1 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
1 1 0 0 0 1 0 1 1
1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
So you need 2 AND gates and 1 OR gate. Now replace AND gates with NAND gates:
A B C ~A ~B ~C NAND(~A,~B,C) NAND(A,B,~C) ?
0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0
0 0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1
0 1 0 1 0 1 1 1 0
0 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 0
1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0
1 0 1 0 1 0 1 1 0
1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0 1
1 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 0
Which gate make 1 1 -> 0 and 0 1 -> 1? XOR gate.
Simple answer: ~A~BC + AB~C = NAND(~A,~B,C) ⊕ NAND(A,B,~C)
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Die Tennet TSO GmbH (eigene Schreibweise: TenneT TSO) mit Sitz in Bayreuth ist ein deutscher Übertragungsnetzbetreiber. Das Unternehmen betreibt in Deutschland ein Höchstspannungs-Stromnetz (220 kV und 380 kV) zwischen Schleswig-Holstein und Bayern mit einer Gesamtlänge von rund 13.559 Kilometern. Das Unternehmen ist eine Tochtergesellschaft des niederländischen Stromnetzbetreibers Tennet.
Geschichte
Entstehung
Das Unternehmen geht auf die 2009 erfolgte Ausgliederung des Übertragungsnetz-Bereiches aus der E.ON Netz GmbH innerhalb des vertikal integrierten Energiekonzerns E.ON und auf die anschließende Desinvestition seitens E.ON zurück.
Die in Bayreuth ansässige E.ON Netz war zuvor im Jahr 2000 bei der Fusion von Bayernwerk und PreussenElektra zu E.ON Energie entstanden. Der Verteilnetz-Bereich verblieb nach der Aufspaltung bei der E.ON Netz.
Im Mai 2008 verpflichtete sich der E.ON-Konzern im Zuge eines seit 2007 laufenden Kartellverfahrens – wegen mutmaßlich missbräuchlicher Ausnutzung seiner marktbeherrschenden Stellung als Übertragungsnetzbetreiber auf dem sekundären Regelenergiemarkt und auch aufgrund rechtlicher Vorgaben zur Entflechtung aus der Energiewirtschaftsgesetz-Novelle von 2005 – gegenüber der Europäischen Kommission, seine deutsche Höchstspannungsnetz-Sparte an einen Wettbewerber zu verkaufen.
Mit der Verpflichtungszusage erreichte E.ON im November 2008 die Einstellung des Kartellverfahrens durch die EU-Wettbewerbskommissarin Neelie Kroes noch im Vorfeld des Dritten Energiepakets der EU. Der Unternehmensteil sollte gemäß der Verpflichtungszusage spätestens zum 1. Dezember 2010 veräußert werden.
In der Folge wurde am 4. Mai 2009 die von der E.ON Netz abgespaltene aber weiterhin in E.ON-Besitz befindliche Transpower Stromübertragungs-GmbH (TPS) mit Sitz in Bayreuth ins Handelsregister eingetragen.
Transpower beschäftigte zu diesem Zeitpunkt etwa 650 Mitarbeiter.
Eigentumsrechtliche Entflechtung und Umbenennung
Im November 2009 gab E.ON bekannt, sich mit dem niederländischen Stromnetzbetreiber Tennet auf einen Verkauf geeinigt zu haben.
Die Übernahme der Transpower Stromübertragungs-GmbH durch Tennet (konkret durch die Tennet GmbH & Co. KG, damals noch Transpower GmbH & Co. KG) für etwa 1,1 Milliarden Euro wurde am 25. Februar 2010 rückwirkend zum 31. Dezember 2009 abgeschlossen.
Anfang 2010 beschäftigte Transpower etwa 725 Mitarbeiter.
Wenige Monate später, mit Wirkung zum 5. Oktober 2010, wurde Transpower dem Namen des Mutterkonzerns angeglichen und heißt seitdem Tennet TSO. Die Abkürzung TSO im Namen bedeutet Übertragungsnetzbetreiber ().
Alleingesellschafterin der Tennet TSO ist seit 2010 die deutsche Tennet GmbH & Co. KG, die sich – über mehrere Zwischengesellschaften vermittelt – im Besitz der niederländischen Tennet Holding befindet.
Zur Tennet GmbH & Co. KG gehören weitere Beteiligungen und Tochtergesellschaften in Deutschland, u. a. die Tennet Offshore GmbH.
Eigentümerin der Tennet Holding ist das Königreich der Niederlande; die Beteiligung hält das niederländische Finanzministerium.
Aktivitäten
Gesetzlicher Auftrag und Zertifizierung
Tennet TSO ist als Übertragungsnetzbetreiber ein Dienstleistungsunternehmen mit gesetzlichem Auftrag. Dieser ergibt sich aus den in des Energiewirtschaftsgesetzes (EnWG) formulierten "Aufgaben der Netzbetreiber". Im Zentrum stehen dabei der diskriminierungsfreie Betrieb eines sicheren, zuverlässigen und leistungsfähigen Energieversorgungsnetzes sowie dessen Optimierung und Ausbau.
Als Übertragungsnetzbetreiber unterliegt Tennet TSO der wettbewerbspolitischen Regulierung durch die Bundesnetzagentur. Sie erteilte dem Unternehmen 2015, nach anfänglichen Komplikationen wegen fehlender Nachweise über die nötigen finanziellen Mittel, die Zertifizierung als eigentumsrechtlich entflochtener Transportnetzbetreiber gemäß .
Netzgebiet und Anlagen
Die Übertragungsleitungen der Tennet TSO sind vorwiegend in den Bundesländern Bayern, Bremen, Hessen, Niedersachsen und Schleswig-Holstein sowie in Teilen von Nordrhein-Westfalen zu finden. Das Unternehmen betreibt 2020 zwölf Umspannwerke in der Höchstspannungsebene und zwei Schaltleitungen in Lehrte-Ahlten und Dachau. Zwei Betriebszentren befinden sich in Lehrte-Ahlten und Bayreuth.
Integration in das europäische Verbundnetz
Das Übertragungsnetz der Tennet TSO ist Teil des europäischen Verbundsystems und nimmt mit der geografischen Lage in Mitteleuropa eine wichtige Transferstellung ein. Übergabestellen bestehen zu den benachbarten Übertragungsnetzbetreibern in Deutschland und in den Nachbarländern Dänemark zu Energinet.dk, in den Niederlanden zu Tennet, in Tschechien zu ČEPS und in Österreich zu APG.
Die Tennet TSO ist eines der vier deutschen Mitgliedsunternehmen im Verband Europäischer Übertragungsnetzbetreiber (ENTSO-E).
Netzausbau
Tennet TSO ist für mehrere Netzausbauvorhaben nach dem Energieleitungsausbaugesetz und dem Bundesbedarfsplangesetz verantwortlich. Dazu zählen u. a. die Westküstenleitung und die Leitung Dörpen/West–Wesel gemeinsam mit Amprion sowie die Hochspannungs-Gleichstrom-Übertragungs-Projekte Suedlink gemeinsam mit TransnetBW und Südostlink gemeinsam mit 50Hertz.
Weiteres
2006 begann E.ON Netz in Schleswig-Holstein auf der 110-kV-Leitung Niebüll–Flensburg einen Feldversuch für Freileitungs-Monitoring und konnte dort die Übertragungskapazität wetterabhängig um zeitweise bis zu 50 Prozent steigern.
Mit Stand 2011 hatte Tennet TSO unter Einsatz von 55 Millionen Euro Investitionen mehr als 900 Kilometer Höchstspannungsleitungen und 20 Umspannwerke von Hamburg bis Gießen auf Freileitungs-Monitoring umgerüstet.
Laut einer Recherche des Panorama-Magazins im Februar 2023 investierte die Firma keinerlei Eigenkapital in den Netzausbau.
Ähnlich wie NortH2 will Tennet gemeinsam mit dem Fernleitungsnetzbetrieb Thyssengas und Gasunie in Deutschland in einem großen Power-To-X-Projekt mehrere große Elektrolyse-Anlagen im niedersächsischen Diele mit insgesamt 100 Megawatt Leistung errichten.
Weblinks
Website der Tennet TSO GmbH
Jürgen Flauger, Klaus Stratmann: Der Einfluss der Niederlande auf den deutschen Netzausbau. In: golem.de, 22. Juli 2019.
Einzelnachweise
Übertragungsnetzbetreiber
Unternehmen (Bayreuth)
Gegründet 2009 | {
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Aleu Garang
Mediation Support Unit Director, The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD)
Dr Aleu Garang is legal practitioner with extensive experience in international law, administrative law, and is a peace and security specialist of preventative diplomacy, mediation, conflict prevention and peace building. Garang holds LLM in Laws, a PhD in International Law, and a Diploma & MA in Peace and Security Studies. Dr Garang served in public sector (Sudan and South Sudan) in various legal capacities for about 13 years and his last posting was Senior Legal Counsel posted as the Legal Advisor to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Republic of South Sudan. Garang has worked at various international organizations namely, NRC, UNDP, UNMIS and W.B.
Dr Garang serves currently as Head of IGAD's Mission to the Republic of South Sudan, a diplomatic representational function, and doubles as the Director for the Mediation Support Unit (MSU) a function of preventive Diplomacy and Mediation. | {
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Beekman De Peyster was probably the most passionate and triumphant fisherman in the Petrine Club. He angled with the same dash and confidence that he threw into his operations in the stock-market. He was sure to be the first man to get his flies on the water at the opening of the season. And when we came together for our fall meeting, to compare notes of our wanderings on various streams and make up the fish-stories for the year, Beekman was almost always "high hook." We expected, as a matter of course, to hear that he had taken the most and the largest fish.
It was so with everything that he undertook. He was a masterful man. If there was an unusually large trout in a river, Beekman knew about it before any one else, and got there first, and came home with the fish. It did not make him unduly proud, because there was nothing unShe says it 's stupid,--can't see why any one should like the woods,--calls camping out the lunatic's diversion. It 's rather awkward for a man with my habits to have his wife take such a view. But it can be changed by training. I intend to educate her and convert her. I shall make an angler of her yet."
The new education was begun in the Adirondacks, and the first lesson was given at Paul Smith's. It was a complete failure.
Beekman persuaded her to come out with him for a day on Meacham River, and promised to convince her of the charm of angling. She wore a new gown, fawn-colour and violet, with a picture-hat, very taking. But the Meacham River trout was shy that day; not even Beekman could induce him to rise to the fly. What the trout lacked in confidence the mosquitoes more than made up. Mrs. De Peyster came home much sunburned, and expressed a highly unfavourable opinion of fishing as an amusement and of Meacham River as a resort.
"The nice people don't come to the Adirondacks to fish," said she; "they come to talk about the fishing twenty years ago. Besides, what do you want to catch that trout for? If you do, the other men will say you bought it, and the hotel will have to put in a new one for the rest of the season."
The following year Beekman tried Moosehead Lake. Here he found an atmosphere more favourable to his plan of education. There were a good many people who really fished, and short expeditions in the woods were quite fashionable. Cornelia had a camping-costume of the most approved style made by Dewlap on Fifth Avenue,--pearl-gray with linings of rose-silk,--and consented to go with her husband on a trip up Moose River. They pitched their tent the first evening at the mouth of Misery Stream, and a storm came on. The rain sifted through the canvas in a fine spray, and Mrs. De Peyster sat up all night in a waterproof cloak, holding an umbrella. The next day they were back at the hotel in time for lunch. | {
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Description Welcome! This corner of the wonderful world of blogs is created by Jenny B Harris... illustrator, designer, and generally artsy craftsy person.
Allsorts - Site Review: Allsorts - Tales of a garden variety artsy-craftsy children's book illustrator.
allsorts. allsorts. Hello there! Welcome to Allsorts, the cheery little blog of Jenny B Harris... illustrator, designer, and generally artsy craftsy person. This is where I share projects, ideas and such, and natter on about this and that. I love all things stitchy, papery and vintage. Pull up a comfy chair and have a cup of tea!
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elsa mora. everyday is a holiday. georgia peachez. happy loves rosie. happy zombie. helen philipps.
hen house. house wren studio. inside a black apple. jurianne matter. knick knacks & ric rac.
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messy jesse. mmmcrafts. my paper crane. nana company. one more moore. one pretty thing.
pam kitty morning. posie gets cosy. prairie mouse. pretty by hand. pretty little things. | {
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Mauritius, a cute couple in vacation and a hotel room ! We met for the first time litteraly 20 minutes before their shoot, but these two lovers were very laid back ! We spend a fun time together. A perfect little afternoon if you ask me !
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While there may be many cited reasons for a car accident involving a Honda, in the vast majority of cases the cited reason is a type of negligence. For example, car accidents are often caused by speeding, distracted driving, driving while impaired, and reckless driving. Each of these driving behaviors is a type of negligence. Under New York law drivers must drive in a manner such that other motorists, passengers and pedestrians and not put a risk. Failure to do so would amount to driving in a negligent manner. Negligence causes accidents. In some cases the injuries are quite serious. For example, a victim of a Honda accident may suffer a severe blow to the head resulting in a traumatic brain injury such as a serious concussion. In other cases a victim may suffer broken bones or a back or spinal cord injury. These types of injuries involve long recovery times, with the victim being unable to work for weeks or even months. However, under New York law victims of car accidents are allowed to seek compensation from the person whose negligence resulted in the accident. If you are in need of a New York Injury Lawyer because you or a family member were injured in a car accident caused by the negligence of another person, it is important to contact an experienced Bronx Honda Car Accident Lawyer who will help ensure that the person responsible for your losses is held accountable through a personal injury or wrongful death lawsuit.
Beware that the statute of limitations in New York for car accident cases is three years from the date of the accident. If you do not file your claim within the time period, you will be forever barred from collecting damages even if your case has merit. While three years may seem like a long time, it is not. It often takes a significant amount of time to prepare a case for court. Thus, it is important to seek legal guidance soon after the accident.
If a government entity was responsible for the accident, there are special rules that you must following when filing a claim. For example, in most cases you have only 90 days to file a claim against the City of New York, County of New York or State of New York. | {
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Please read carefully before contacting someone in the Internet.
Unfortunately, Internet is full of scammers. We take efforts to protect you from them. Below is the information about scammers and their technics and dating safe tips.
Scammers from such countries as Nigerian, Senegal, Ghana and Malaysia are posting hundreds of profiles as if they live in UK or USA, but in reality they live another country and are paid to scam innocent people. Many of dating sites don't care of scammers, because scammers have nice profiles and photos, and that attracts more members. They give you the impression they live in UK or USA till that time when they write you the next message from Nigeria or Ghana. They tell you they went for a business trip there and got robbed visa or any other documents. They have no money to get back and ask you to help.
$10 million cheque scam. You get a message from someone telling you about his or her rich relative who has millions of dollars and suddenly died. You are asked for a help to get the money out of the country. They send you a $10 million cheque. You go and give it to the bank and while you are waiting for the cheque processing, they ask you for money. You send them $10 000 hoping to have $10 million soon. A lot of people suffered from this scam. The cheque bounces in a week, you lose $10 000 and have troubles in the bank.
If someone asks for your email address immediately, or gives theirs right away, it is suspicious. Never give your real email address or contact details until you have thoroughly checked out and verified the person. Be very careful when people insist on your communicating via their private email addresses hardly getting to know you. Your contact details can be used to get flood spam or for any other purposes. Such scam technics is often used by members from Russia or Ukraine. The photo is a fake, the girls are not real and you will never see the person you are writing to. The scam could also include credit card fraud, excessive charges to an affiliated travel company, etc. To make sure that a lady you are communicating is real, and to protect yourself, you may use onsite safe mail box to know better a person you like.
Beware of scammers and cheats! If someone from this site tries to scam you or you see a reported scammer profile here, please let us know. Scam and fake profiles are banned from the site immediately and blacklisted.
NEVER SEND money for ANY reason!
Dating scammers are the scum of the earth. They break peoples hearts for a profit.
His id name was trueloving guy or something similar to it 50 year old man from los angeles, claimed he was in military and going to be retiring , said he fell in love with me and wanted me to have his personal belongings, and was going to send them here through diplomat, however the person behind the computer i believe to be tweneboah opoku from africa. through out the diplomats travels he went to ghana and got stuck there for customs reasons and needed money for an insurance cetificate and vip tags for this guy franks package i foolishly sent the mony to a total of 560 dollars because it seemed legitamate, to a supposed lawyer named tweneboah opoku.
Andrewz trif scammer, John Sulay Scammer. Andrew trif scam. Andrewz says he is a German born US Military officer who said he was in Afghanistan and retiring to the UK who has sent a parcel with a diplomat called John Sulay the parcel got held in Ghana and it has US dollars in it. The US army guy is called Andrew Trid, alias Andrewz Trif, he says he as 2 daughters called Jayne and Anna, nick names Janny and he lives in Fulham. He uses a website called poemslovers to copy and paste is lies into the emails. They also pretend that Interpol are onto them and that Andrewz is going to be arrested. The Interpol email part of the scam will advise you not to tell anyone or they will come for you and not to give Andrewz any money. This is a dupe to create another angle to get money from you, so are the lies about daughters living in London under the care of nanny. He also says that his wife died. All LIES, The emails are below and are all set up in Mountain View, CA, Richmond WA, SunnyVale CA and Sanjose. [email protected] [email protected] [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], he also uses alias Rain Mahal, [email protected]. He may also have sent you a picture of himself holding a cattle skull, in a military uniform with a vehicle behind him to the right. The picture is fake, the diplomat will ask you for 5600EUR for the package, Andrewz will ask for 2000EUR for his kids' holiday,(they will claim that they will pay you back when he gets the package carrying $500,000 and then a bloke called Mark will ring claiming to be in London with the package and ask for money to. If they cant get money they will try and groom you to meet him in Spain, Madrid where he will not turn up, they will try to arrange for a car to pick you up to meet him do not fall for this. They will steal from you. Ask for address in UK and check electoral roll, and all other public info to verify. Ask for D.O.B and N.I, ask where the kids go to school and for their facebook names, all a LIE. Scam, scammer. Packages are only released by embassy's and are paid for prior to release, to renew an expired tag you must go to the embassy and follow the same process do not give money it is a scam. | {
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Excel College's model is focused on offering affordable, quality online degree programs that allow every student the opportunity to earn a college degree; without the burden of large financial aid debt. Excel College offers low monthly tuition installments (interest free-pay as you go) with the idea that students will make their last tuition payment before they graduate with a recognized college degree. Excel College students will hit the ground running after they graduate; and will not the worry of repaying large student loans that acquire interest over time.
Excel College is proud to become Minnesota's newest post-secondary institution and will be a part of one of the nation's best college systems. Minnesota has always been recognized as having some of American's best colleges and universities. Excel's executive committee has aggressive plans for growth, and lays its success on serving students best interests first. Excel College realizes that high tuition costs are preventing many students from achieving an Associate, Bachelor or Master degree. With Excel's affordable, pay as you go plan, students will finally be able to afford a college degree.
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We have chosen to use resources made by Imaginor as we found them to be age-appropriate and to reinforce our Christian values.
Today, in some of the classes, the children got their first introduction to the special characters who will lead their worship. In EYFS, the children have a puppy called Jack and in KS1 the children have an owl called Oscar. Each class has a special worship box with resources that are used for class worship on Tuesday mornings.
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Karl is originally from St. Paul Minnesota. He has been a member of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra since 2000, where he joined the 2nd Violin Section. Before coming to the ASO, Karl played in the Florida West Coast Symphony, Naples Philharmonic, and the Florida Orchestra. Karl received his Bachelor's Degree at the Cleveland Institute of Music. After that he went to Northwestern University for his Master's Degree while playing with the Chicago Civic Orchestra.
Besides playing in the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, Mr. Braaten has been a member of the Lake Placid Sinfonietta since 1999, where he has also performed as a soloist. | {
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The skin around your eyes is thinner than on any other part of your body, and as a result, it is easily stretched and damaged. Partly because of years of rubbing your eyes and squinting, and partly because of the delicate skin around the eye, this area seems to age more rapidly than other facial skin. Over time, exposure to the sun, gravity, and loss of elasticity due to age causes the skin around the eyes to sag, creating droopy eyelids and bags under your eyes.
An eye lift (or blepharoplasty) can rejuvenate the skin and soft tissue around the eyes, giving you a more rested, refreshed, and youthful appearance. Eyelid surgery can remove or reposition excess fat and drooping skin, eliminate bags, and tighten skin, restoring facial harmony. Fillers and fat grafting may also be used to diminish hollow areas below the eyes.
Blepharoplasty is surgery to repair and lift drooping eyelids, as well as reduce and sometimes eliminate darker, bulgy, or indented circles under your eyes. With age, not only does the delicate skin around your eyes begin to stretch, but the muscles that support your lids begin to weaken. The result is the increasing prominence of fat that can cause more drooping and permanent bags under your eyes.
Not only do sagging eyelids make you look older, but they can also cause functional problems. If your skin is hanging over the edges of your eyelids, it can affect your peripheral vision. If your lower lids are severely drooping, enough so that the white of your eye below the iris is always exposed, this can cause dryness and irritation in the eyes. An eye lift diminishes or eliminates these vision problems while making your eyes look younger and more alert.
Dr. Terrasse can examine your eyes and determine if you need an upper eyelid lift, a lower eyelid lift, or both. This procedure can be performed alone, or in conjunction with other procedures, such as a facelift or brow lift.
An eye lift is an outpatient procedure performed using local anesthesia with sedation or general anesthesia. For an upper eyelid lift, Dr. Terrasse uses an incision placed in the natural crease of the eyelid. This allows him to remove excess skin and tighten the muscles, as well as reposition or remove fatty deposits. For a lower eyelid lift, the incision is placed just below your lash line, and Dr. Terrasse can then remove excess skin and fatty deposits. The incisions used in both procedures are carefully done and designed so that the scars are hidden within the natural folds of your eyelid. In some cases, excess fat can be removed from the lower eyelid through a completely hidden incision on the inside of the lid.
Dr. Terrasse will provide you with detailed instructions on how to care for your eyes post-surgery. You may initially experience some swelling and bruising, as well as dry eyes or irritation where your incisions are. These are temporary, however, if they persist or you aren't sure if it's something serious, please call our office. Dr. Terrasse will examine your eyes at follow-up appointments, to monitor the healing process. You will be able to return to your daily activities by about seven to ten days following your surgery. It may take about two weeks for the bruising and swelling to fade completely, but any residual bruising can be covered with makeup or with the use of a laser to speed its resolution.
Blepharoplasty results are considered permanent, though you may notice changes later on as you continue to age naturally. Caring for your eyes and using sunscreen will help maintain your results as well.
If you are suffering from eyelids that droop, causing you to look older or more tired than you feel, or even obstructing your vision, Terrasse Aesthetic Surgery can help. Call our office today at 847-234-2400 to schedule an appointment with Dr. Terrasse. | {
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Chenanisaurus is a genus of predatory abelisaurid dinosaur, with a single known species C. barbaricus. It comes from the upper Maastrichtian phosphates of the Ouled Abdoun Basin in Morocco, North Africa. The animal is known from a holotype, consisting of a partial jaw bone, and several isolated teeth found in the same beds. Chenanisaurus is one of the largest members of the Abelisauridae, and one of the last, being a contemporary of the North American Tyrannosaurus. It would have been among the dinosaur species wiped out by the Chicxulub asteroid impact and the Cretaceous-Paleogene mass extinction that followed.
Description
Chenanisaurus is quite a large abelisaurid, measuring , based on measurements of the holotype dentary. Its size is comparable to that of large abelisaurids such as Carnotaurus and Pycnonemosaurus.
Nicholas R. Longrich and colleagues, the describers of Chenanisaurus, identified distinctive features distinguishing the animal from other abelisaurid species. The lower jaw is high, while the dentary is bent in side view. The lateral groove and associated foramina are located high on the outer surface of the dentary. The anterodorsal margin of the dentary is curved downward. The symphysis of the lower jaws is heavily built while the leading edge is vertical in side view. The front jaw points are wide in plan view, encountering each other at an obtuse angle.
The most striking feature of the mandible is the extreme height, especially when compared with the relatively short teeth. This seems to indicate that the jaw is also very short, with a build even more extreme than seen in the related Carnotaurus. This suggests the jaws were built to withstand a high bite force. The jaw flexes forwardly downwards to terminate in a deep blunt point. At the back there is a deep high furrow above it with a row of foramina that open towards the top in a series of vertical grooves. The high position is a basal characteristic. The outer lower side shows an ornamentation of pits and interweaved ridges. The front interdental plates are very high but they quickly lower towards the rear of the jaw. The tooth sockets are rectangular in upper view. The jaw carries at least ten teeth. These are relatively slender, but the front teeth have a D-shaped cross section with the convexity facing outward; the rear teeth are dagger-shaped and more flattened. The cutting edges are convex and show up to thirteen denticles per five millimetres at the crown base, and up to eight denticles near the apex. They have small blood grooves. The enamel has an irregular structure without clear ornamentation.
Discovery and naming
The holotype is labelled as OCP DEK-GE 772. Individual teeth collected from the surrounding area, two premaxillary teeth labelled as OCP DEK-GE 457 and DEK-GE 458 and the maxillary tooth WDC-CCPM-005 already described in 2005, were referred to Chenanisaurus due to their similarity to the teeth of the holotype. Chenanisaurus is named after the Sidi Chennane mines where it was discovered and its specific name of barbaricus translates as "barbaric" and refers to Barbary. Its discovery came as a surprise, because the rocks that produced the jaw were marine and primarily produced marine reptiles, not dinosaurs.
Classification
In 2017, Chenanisaurus was placed in Abelisauridae in a basal position outside the Abelisaurinae and Carnotaurinae. Though it resembles carnotaurine abelisaurids in aspects of its jaw morphology, Chenanisaurus may belong to an as-yet undescribed group of abelisaurids unique to Africa. Only further research will determine the true relations of this species.
Paleobiology
Chenanisaurus was a predator, like other abelisaurids. Given its size, it could have hunted relatively large prey. The lower jaw suggests a relatively short powerfully built head and jaws. Along with the large size of the animal, the proportions of the jaws would have given it a powerful bite force, suggesting the ability to prey on relatively large dinosaurs.
Titanosaurian sauropods have been found in the same beds, along with the small hadrosaurid Ajnabia odysseus and were likely prey for Chenanisaurus.
The presence of Chenanisaurus in the phosphates is unusual because the phosphates represent a marine environment. Most of the fossils known from these beds are therefore marine animals, such as sharks, fish, mosasaurs, and plesiosaurs. The presence of Chenanisaurus in these beds is therefore surprising. It is possible that some animals died and were washed out to sea by rivers; it is also possible that Chenanisaurus sometimes entered the ocean to swim.
Other Gondwanan continents, such as South America, India, and Madagascar show a similar combination of titanosaurians and abelisaurids in the latest Cretaceous, suggesting a distinct evolutionary history from the Laurasian continents of Asia and North America.
The finding of Chenanisaurus and these fragments of titanosaurids also indicate that in Africa, an abelisaurid/titanosaur fauna existed just prior to the Cretaceous–Paleogene extinction event, suggesting that the faunal assemblage of Gondwana was relatively stable until that point in time. Chenanisaurus' remains were found in marine deposits that comprise most of the Sidi Chennane phosphate mines, indicating that post-mortem, the theropod had washed out to sea, where the holotype specimen became fossilized.
See also
Timeline of ceratosaur research
2017 in archosaur paleontology
References
Abelisaurids
Late Cretaceous dinosaurs of Africa
Fossil taxa described in 2017 | {
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Tinwald is a village in Dumfries and Galloway, south-west Scotland, lying a little north of Locharbriggs outside Dumfries. Tinwald is also the name of a civil parish in the county of Dumfriesshire. The village is near the former RAF Tinwald Downs which is the now the Dumfries Aviation Museum.
Tinwald Church
The Church, built in 1769 on the foundations of an earlier church, is on the side of Tinwald Hill and visible from the A701 road. The Barony and Rectory of Tinwald, before and after the Reformation, belonged to the Maxwell family who appointed the vicars and later the ministers. In 1504 Willelmus Blak was vicar of Tynwald. On 13 July 1619 Robert Maxwell was served heir to his father, John Maxwell of "terris de Tynwald" in "baroniam de Tynwald".
Tinwald Mote
In the 15th century the Tinwald Mote was still the caput or legal head of the barony, where sasine (possession) was given by the ceremony of handing the grantee, before witnesses, a handful of earth and stone from the head messuage called the Mote near the church of Tynwald.
Notable people
William Paterson (1658-1719), banker, was born at Tinwald.
John Charteris (1877-1946), Brigadier-General, British Army, has his grave in Tinwald's Kirk churchyard.
References
Villages in Dumfries and Galloway
Parishes in Dumfries and Galloway | {
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Events
Works
Approximate date
Francis of Assisi, Laudes creaturarum or Cantico delle creature ("Praise of God's creation", the oldest known Italian poetry)
King Horn, the oldest known English verse romance
Births
Paio Gomes Charinho (died 1295), poet and troubadour
Guan Hanqing (died 1302), Chinese playwright and poet in the Yuan Dynasty
Shem-Tov ibn Falaquera (died 1290), Hebrew poet in Al-Andalus
Deaths
Jien (born 1155), Japanese poet, historian, and Buddhist monk
See also
Poetry
List of years in poetry
References
13th-century poetry
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Snaffling Pig recalls Pork Scratchings citing salmonella contamination
Feb 8, 2022 Feb 8, 2022 Editor
UK – The Food Standards Agency has announced that Snaffling Pig, a British snack food manufacturer, is recalling a small batch of its Perfectly Salted Pork Scratchings, as they could be contaminated with salmonella.
The product, which is sold at most major supermarkets and online retailer Amazon, has prompted the retailers to also recall it.
The company said in a notice that the safety and quality of their products, as well as the wellbeing of their customers were of utmost importance to them adding that all their products go through rigorous quality and food safety inspections.
Only the 45g packets with a best before date of June 11 2022 have been recalled as no other items are affected by the contamination.
"All Snaffling Pig products undergo rigorous quality and food safety inspections as part of our manufacturing process. We can confirm that no other Snaffling Products are impacted by this recall and would like to apologize to our customers for any inconvenience that this has caused," said Snaffling Pig.
Tesco, a British multinational groceries and general merchandise retailer, and Morrisons, the fourth largest supermarket in the UK have confirmed they are recalling the contaminated pork scratchings.
Consumers have been urged to return the affected product to the retail stores for a refund.
However, this is not the only product that has been recalled due to the presence of salmonella in recent weeks. Supermarkets had to recall 18 pastry items last month after they were contaminated with the bacteria.
Tesco and Sainsbury, the second largest chain of supermarkets in the UK, were among the retail stores that recalled the raw pastry products. It also recently recalled Jus-Rol Shortcrust Pastry Blocks 1KG (frozen) over salmonella fears.
A statement, published on Tesco website, read: "Jus-Rol is recalling certain date codes of two of their chilled and frozen pastry blocks, as they may contain salmonella."
Other supermarket chains that joined in the recall include Asda and Aldi stores.
Last week, Holland and Barrett, a chain of health food shops, recalled their own brand sesame seeds due to salmonella fears.
In the previous year, a salmonella infested batch of pork scratchings manufactured by Tayto Group Limited, the largest British-owned crisp and snack manufacturer, resulted in the hospitalization of at least a dozen people.
Salmonella can cause serious food poisoning, with symptoms including vomiting, diarrhoea, stomach cramps and a fever. Symptoms usually start 6 hours to 6 days after infection with a recovery period of 4 to 7 days without antibiotic treatment for mild cases.
Tiger brands recalls canned products over faulty cans
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UK – The Food Standards Agency (FSA), the standards regulator in the United Kingdom, has ordered Dorset Oyster, the shellfish providers of choice for top restaurants and chefs in the…
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Disease Outbreaks & Recalls, U.K
EU,US to resume bilateral trade in molluscan shellfish ending 10-year hiatus
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Hanjiang Pharma Free Donation Activity
"Refine drugs, Benefit mankind" is the core of corporate culture of Hanjiang pharmaceutical. In the face of illness, Hanjiang people can deeply feel the helplessness of poor patients, and relieving the suffering of patients has always been the unchanging initial intention of Hanjiang people. We want to provide charity and public welfare to more poor areas, to focus on and help the disadvantaged people suffering from poverty and diseases,and hope that they all have an equal starting point and a good future.Therefore, Hanjiang pharmaceutical decided to provide free "Albendazole oral emulsion", the national patent protected drugs for the treatment of Hydatid disease.
? The contents:
Shaanxi Hanjiang Pharmaceutical Group "Albendazole Oral Emulsion" free aid activity.
Aid region:The residents of Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region of China (Phase 1)
Aid date:August 1, 2018 - October 31, 2018
Aid drugs:Albendazole oral emulsion of RMB 1 million yuan
Application requirements:Click here to learn
? What is Hydatid disease(Echinococcosis)?
?Hydatid disease(Echinococcosis) is aparasitic zoonosis. The parasitism of alveolar hydatid in echinococcosis multilocularis is called alveolar echinococcosis, which is not easy to be found, but can seriously threaten the health of patients and even lead to death. Hydatid disease is also known as"worm cancer", mainly outbreaks in western China. According to statistics, the prevalence rate in Tibet, the border area of Tibet and Sichuan,and Qinghai province is 2.76%, 2.33% and 1.91% respectively. The population at risk is about 66 million, resulting in a direct economic losses of RMB 3 billion yuan per year.
? How to treat effectively?
"Albendazole oral emulsion" is a national new drug for the treatment of hydatid disease, which was put on the market by Shaanxi Hanjiang Pharmaceutical Group co., Ltd. It is a national patent protected drug with the approval number: H20050961. The drug was developed by Shaanxi Hanjiang Pharmaceutical Group co., Ltd. Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region Center for Disease Controland Prevention, Hydatid disease Prevention Institute of Ministry of Health. "Albendazole oral emulsion" is produced by Shaanxi Hanwang Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. an authorized holding company of Shaanxi Hanjiang Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd. and Shaanxi Hanjiang Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd. owns the intellectual property rights of the drug.
"Albendazole oral emulsion" has gained positively recognition by the majority of patients for its good therapeutic effect since its launch. At present, the drug has been recommended by the Ministry of Health as the first selected drug for the treatment of hydatid disease. After more than ten years of clinical application,quality effect is remarkable. The cure rate is up to 95.5%. Compared with albendazole tablets and albendazole capsules, the prevention rate is increasedby 30-40%. The current sales area coverage: Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region,Tibet Autonomous Region, Qinghai Province, Gansu Province, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, Sichuan Province and other regions.
Over the years, with ahigh sense of social responsibility, Hanjiang pharmaceutical has been caring for the health of patients in poverty-stricken areas, caring for vulnerable groups, and actively participating in public welfare. On the path of public service, we see persistence from patients and their desire for health. In the future, Hanjiang pharmaceutical will continue to contribute efforts to public service, share our love, help poor patients to improve their health. A point ofheat and a beam of light, the positive energy gathered will be transmitted to more people in need.
Charity and public welfare, we have been on the road...
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We're always a bit obsessed with MAC collaborations but the latest is something else. The superbrand has teamed up with Asian couture designer Guo Pei.
If you haven't heard of the name yet you've definitely seen her designs before… Step forward Rihanna who wore 'that' stunning yellow robe at this year's Met Gala prompting thousands of online pizza memes.
Rihanna herself was so obsessed she posted 16 Instas of the statement coat.
Now MAC's make-up has been given an incredible haute couture makeover. Each single collectable piece has been decorated with a vibrant floral pattern that feels like luxe fabric *swoon*.
Guo Pei says she was inspired by the "garden of the soul", with the print featuring wild blooms and ladybirds.
We can't get enough of the Eye Shadow Palettes, £45, in Night Sky or Morning Light that feature four wearable shades.
Other collector pieces include Fluidline (available in three shades), Lipstick (in three shades), Cremesheen Glass (in three shades), Powder Blush (in two shades), Beauty Powder and two brushes.
The collection launches on October 1. Be prepared this limited edition isn't going to hang around for long if RiRi's army have anything to do with it.
From one pop star to another. MAC has also announced another megastar collaboration with Mariah Carey.
MAC x Mariah Carey launches in 2016 but, as a teaser, one "All I Want" Lipstick in frosty pink lands in the UK in February.
"MAC has been my go-to makeup brand for as long as I can remember," says Mariah. | {
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With one hand I kept my 10-month-old daughter, Ava, steady in my arms. With the other, I dialed 911.
Moments earlier, as I sat on the couch feeding Ava from a bottle, she had grown very still. I watched with concern as her eyes fixed on the ceiling. Suddenly, her small body jerked. I looked up, wondering if something had startled her. She jerked again. I knew something was terribly wrong.
Getting up from the couch, I searched for the phone. As I did, Ava took a turn for the worse. She stopped breathing and became unresponsive, the colour quickly fading from her body.
As I waited for the emergency operator to pick up, I repeated Ava's name, hoping to get a response. Nothing.
I'm not sure how long I waited for the operator or how many times I called Ava's name. What I do know is that I was powerless to help my child. I could do nothing to save her. Whether Ava lived or died was not up to me.
Thankfully, Ava did start breathing again. Still dazed, she began to respond to my voice.
The doctor later concluded that she had suffered a febrile seizure. These convulsions, caused by high fevers and occurring in only 4 percent of children under 5, are normally harmless.
The joy I felt bringing Ava home from the hospital was overwhelming. Her fever was down, and she was smiling. The seizure, as frightening as it was, left no physical or mental damage.
I walked away from the experience grateful that my daughter was unharmed. I was physically and emotionally exhausted. In a few hours, I'd gone through a range of emotions. Fear. Concern. Inadequacy. Guilt over what I could have done differently.
The crisis left me feeling powerless in my ability to care for and protect my child. But it also made me keenly aware of my need for God. I quickly realized that a crisis gives parents the opportunity to practice dependence on Him. When crises hit, our powerlessness becomes starkly evident, and the reality that we are never really in control becomes painfully clear.
Dr. James and Shirley Dobson wrote in Night Light for Parents: There is no stability or predictability in this imperfect world. You must expect troubles, hardships and heartache. The only anchor for you and your family in this topsy-turvy world is the unchanging, everlasting Lord. Even when you're surrounded by tragedy, you can rest in this truth: His promises never fail, and His love never ends.
Ava's seizure also reminded me of another important truth: Every breath my children take is a gift from the Lord. Seeing life flow back into Ava's pale, limp body made me keenly aware of the frailty of life and how God sustains us. As David wrote, "By You I have been upheld from birth" (Psalm 71:6, NKJV).
While we're the ones who care for our children—feeding them, dressing them, changing diaper after diaper—God is the one who upholds them. He alone gives them breath. He numbers their days, not us.
The love I feel for my children is so profound that it's difficult to imagine anyone could love them more. But God—the One who breathed life into the first man and who sustains that breath in me—does. I find great comfort in knowing that the Lord holds my children's lives in His hands. There are no better hands for my children to be in.
Ashleigh Kittle Slater lives in Colorado Springs, Colo. | {
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This is a favourite double circle game for many students!
A fantastic song for teaching the rhythmic element 'tika-tika'.
A really useful song for teaching the melodic elements 'low la' and 'low so'.
Also known as 'Dance Josey'.
Hold My Mule A terrific song for preparing and practising the melodic elements 'low la' and 'low so'.
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To help victims of Hurricane Katrina and Rita get back on their feet, Melaleuca announced today that is donating $120,000 to the American Red Cross. The proceeds will be dedicated to helping individuals with the long-term recovery process, bringing comfort to those devastated by the storms and enhancing lives wherever the needs are greatest.
Soon after the storm, Melaleuca mobilized a two-week community-wide collection of food, water, clothing and other emergency supplies that filled 11 semi-truck trailers forGulfCoastvictims. The company partnered with Doug Andrus Trucking and ABF Trucking to transport supplies to relief centers inLouisiana,MississippiandTexas. Local News Channel 8 and radio station KLCE 97 provided promotional support of the collection.
Melaleuca, The Wellness Company, enhances lives by developing, manufacturing and marketing over 350 natural health and wellness products. These health, home cleaning, pharmaceutical and personal care products are designed to be safer and more cost-effective than grocery store brands. Founded in 1985, Melaleuca is a privately held company based inIdaho Falls,Idahothat generates over $630 million in annual revenue through a worldwide sales force. | {
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ReadWriteThink, an outstanding website published by the National Council of Teachers of English and the International Reading Association, is packed with great tools of all kinds. Two of our favorite features, though, are free mapping tools that can help students make sense of a series of events in history or a story, or a process they might encounter in science or civics.
Timeline is a user-friendly tool that allows students to easily create functional, attractive timelines in no time. First, users type in the title and creator of the timeline. The next step is one that makes this a truly versatile tool: users must choose a unit of measure from options like Date, Time, and Event. After that, students simply enter each event by labeling it with a title, a time, and a brief description. The resulting timeline can be edited or printed. Before turning students loose with grade-level material, let them practice using this interface with a fairy tale like The Frog Prince or with short biographies from The Academy of Achievement.
Graphic Map is a useful tool that allows users to easily create a concept map that charts highs and lows. Students can use it as a planning activity to help them visualize abstract ideas before writing a fictional piece, or as a post-reading tool to chart a character's mood throughout a story or book. Creative teachers and parents can stretch its many uses beyond language arts by using it to chart spending over a given period of time, numbers of troops after key battles in a war, etc. The mapping tool is simple enough for students in fourth grade and up to use independently after a very brief tutorial. | {
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Travis Perkins is the UK's largest builders' merchant, supplying building materials to trade, construction and DIY Markets. As an employer provider on the Register of Apprenticeship and Training Providers (RoATP), the Travis Perkins Group are passionate about providing the highest quality of apprenticeships. Tribal proposed their leading learning management solution Maytas, alongside their ePorfolio system e-track. As the only single database solution on the market, Travis Perkins would experience the power of a truly integrated solution.
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Buckeye Valley's Dani Grether (5) looks for an open teammate during the first half of Thursday's non-league showdown against visiting Johnstown. Lauren Layman (13) and Ashley Schneider (12) were defending for the Johnnies.
Confidence can be a powerful thing and the Buckeye Valley girls basketball team is feeling real good right now.
A couple of days after the Barons picked up their first win over MOAC rival North Union since 2007, they dominated Johnstown-Monroe 67-25 in non-league action Thursday night in Delaware.
Senior Lisa Leienberger had a big night for the Barons, scoring 14 points and adding five steals. She had two free throws and a put-back in the early going of a 20-0 first quarter.
The Johnnies finally got on the board at the 7:46 mark of the second quarter on a pair of Ashley Abner free throws.
But, the Baron defense was stifling. They held Johnstown without a field goal until Lauren Layman's three-pointer with about 38 seconds left before the half. By that point, BV had built a 36-5 lead.
Morgan Scowden finished with a game-high 17 points, Tess Hughes added nine points and 12 rebounds and Dani Grether chipped in eight points for the Barons.
"We haven't lost a rebounding battle yet … and that was one of the goals the team has set," Stout said.
Lauren Hursey finished with six points to lead the Johnnies (3-5) and Abner and Layman added five apiece.
BV is off until Jan. 3 when it travels to Hebron Lakewood in non-league play, scheduled for a 7:30 p.m. tip.
The Golden Eagles never quite got going Thursday night, falling behind 18-4 by the end of the first quarter and 42-14 by the break on the way to an OCC-Capital Division loss to the visiting Wildcats.
Big Walnut (5-4, 1-3) started the second half with a bit of a surge, outscoring Newark (7-0, 4-0) 19-7 in the third, but couldn't maintain the momentum in the fourth.
Katie Cochran led the Eagles with 10 points while Erin Boehm finished with eight and Avery Schone and Paige Norman chipped in six apiece.
Newark's Morgan Sharps, meanwhile, led all scorers with 23 points.
Big Walnut returns to action today against host Johnstown.
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Sheriff Addresses Deportation Program Concerns
Distances His Department from Immigration and Customs Enforcement Initiative
By Chris Meagher
Sat Oct 01, 2011 | 6:00am
Sheriff Bill Brown discusses the policies and local impact of the Secure Communities program at a PUEBLO-sponsored event
Paul Wellman
Sheriff Bill Brown was the featured speaker at a forum sponsored by social justice group PUEBLO Thursday evening, talking about the controversial federal Secure Communities program — designed to deport the most serious criminal illegal immigrants — and its implementation and effect in Santa Barbara County.
"It's very important we have this kind of dialogue," Brown told the crowd of about 75 people before taking time to explain the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) program. The Sheriff's Department had nothing to do with its development, Brown said, adding ICE didn't do itself any favors with the way it was rolled out and explained — or not explained — to the public. His hope, he told the crowd, is that "it's a program that does what it's designed to do," that is, take criminal illegal immigrants off the streets.
Sheriff Bill Brown speaks to and takes questions from the crowd with the help of the meeting's translator
The forum came just a day after ICE announced the arrests of 2,901 criminal immigrants across all 50 states. According to some reports, nine of those arrests took place in Santa Barbara County.
Brown explained the Sheriff's Department takes the fingerprints of everyone booked into Santa Barbara County Jail. Historically, those fingerprints were automatically sent to the FBI and, after Secure Communities began, are now sent to ICE. Those fingerprints are checked against criminal databases and ICE databases. If ICE officials ask the department to hold an inmate, they do, Brown said. ICE officials visit the jail two to three times a week, and take it from there.
The issue opponents have with the program, however, is that it doesn't really get rid of the most violent criminals, and they point to statistics which seem to show a large number of low level offenders — or non-offenders — being snagged.
According to ICE, nearly 48,000 convicted criminal aliens have been identified in California as a result of the program, and nearly 24,000 deported. Of those, however, only 10,000 were serious or violent offenders. Recent statistics show Santa Barbara County has one of the highest deportation rates of noncriminals at 58 percent, based on data beginning January 2010 — when Secure Communities was enacted — through July 2010. And according to data obtained from ICE by a coalition of groups that includes the Center for Constitutional Rights, 79 percent of the people deported were noncriminals or had lower-level offenses, such as traffic infractions or petty juvenile mischief convictions.
PUEBLO director Mark Alvarado (center) speaks with Chief Deputy Don Patterson and Undersheriff Jim Peterson before the meeting
The sheriff said he has heard anecdotal stories, but couldn't point to any specific case where a person not guilty of a crime had actually been deported. He also said "noncriminal" can often be a misnomer. A person could have very well committed a crime, he said, but for one reason or another, their case wasn't adjudicated. He also noted that ICE has a revamped strategy to go after Level 1 offenders — the worst of the worst.
After Brown faced a series of questions, he listened to testimonials from two people in the crowd. They spoke not about Secure Communities, but about interactions between area law enforcement and the Latino community. One man brought up the impounding policies in place when a person is found not to have a license while driving a car. Brown said that giving someone a 20 to 30 minute window to come pick up the car to avoid impounding could lead to people speeding to get there on time. The man also addressed DUI checkpoints. They often end up towing more cars of people without licenses than for driving under the influence, he said. Brown noted there was legislation on the governor's desk which could possibly address both those issues — it was just a matter of the bills being signed into law.
While only two people spoke publicly, PUEBLO director Mark Alvarado pointed out that the majority of unasked questions and testimonials written on note cards were geared toward police treatment of Latinos. "Where there's smoke, there's fire," he said.
Afterword, Alvarado said the meeting was a positive start, but, "We're still not where we need to be in trying to convince elected officials [Secure Communities] is not a good program for our community." Still, he said, the forum was a good opening dialogue, and one he hopes to emulate in the future, providing the opportunity for a community, often underrepresented, to make its voice heard.
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Evidently the re-release of the Estes Saturn V was today... and for a while, it was actually in stock. By 2:00 pm EST it was sold out! My understanding is that there are 500 units out there at hobby shops across the US that should hit the shelves next week... perhaps Spare Time Shop or Hobby Emporium will manage to snag one?
I have been checking the Estes site everyday this week and it is still listed as out of stock. Estes customer service said that they list it as out of stock until it is available. They did advise that I check the site on a regular basis. AC Supply lists it as Coming Late.
It really was on sale the morning of Dec. 4th. on the Estes web site. I'm wondering if Hobby Emporium might be getting a few (only 500 are going to hobby stores). Might be worth calling them up and asking if they're getting any. I doubt that Spare Time Shop will get any since the guy behind the counter always complains about his distributor.
The Saturn V is currently available on erockets.biz They have two in stock so hurry!
Yes Virginia there is a Santa Clause and his name is John Petrakis. I just ordered one of the two available kits. How did you find those kits on erockets.biz? Looks like I will have an interesting Winter project.
someone on the rocketry forum posted a notification on the saturn v status thread. | {
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Trumplandia in Shambles & Shackles: With Special Guest Cheri Jacobus
Broadcast in Politics
Mon, Dec 10, 2018 06:00PM UTC
Taylor Tara Radio
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When federal prosecutors recommended a substantial prison term for President Trump's former lawyer, Michael D. Cohen, they linked Mr. Trump to the crimes Mr. Cohen had committed in connection with the 2016 presidential campaign.
What the prosecutors did not say in Mr. Cohen's sentencing memorandum filed on Friday, however, is that they have continued to scrutinize what other executives in the president's family business may have known about those crimes, which involved hush-money payments to two women who had said they had affairs with Mr. Trump.
After Mr. Cohen pleaded guilty in August to breaking campaign finance laws and other crimes — he will be sentenced on Wednesday — the federal prosecutors in Manhattan shifted their attention to what role, if any, Trump Organization executives played in the campaign finance violations, according to people briefed on the matter.
Mr. Cohen, Mr. Trump's self-described fixer, has provided assistance in that inquiry, which is separate from the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Professor Daniel B. Rodriguez, Dean of the Northwestern Law School,for a discussion of the challenges facing law schools in a new economic environment. Tracing his intellectual journey, Dean Rodriguez discusses the changing nature of federalism and its interface with the law and with politics. He analyzes the job of law school dean describing its different constituencies and how a dean must balance the concerns of students, alumni, practicing attorneys, the bar associations and state government while meeting the challenges of a new economic environment. What needs to change and what needs to remain the same in the curriculum and in the organization of the law faculty. He address the particular challenges posed by the perception of the lawyer in American society, meeting the requirements of the legal profession, and addressing the problem posed by students seeing the law as a default career. He concludes with an analysis of the role of the lawyer in the future. | {
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When I met up with the Aalbers for their family sessions I felt like I already knew the kids from their sports sessions over the years. This was one of those sessions filled with lots of laughter – such a fun family!
On September 18th I photographed the love between Mark and Kjirsti at Hastings Lake Bible came – and it was spectacular. Kjirsti had thought out every detail to match her Downton Abbey theme perfectly. From her vintage dress, the men in perfectly tailored suits, lanterns in the place of bouquets for the ladies, and even guests dressed in the vintage theme – the day flowed perfectly.
It was such a pleasure to be part of this wonderfully thought out wedding day.
I met Chantelle and Kyle through my friend Courtney who I went to University with! I've photographed many weddings with Courtney by my side so I was quite excited to have the opportunity to hang out with her and meet her super awesome friends! Chantelle and Kyle have been together for over 11 years and they tied they knot this August at The Glenmore Inn & Convention Center in Calgary! These two were both so kind and welcoming and I hope I can visit them again soon!
Chelsey and Jeff got married on a weekend that was filled with sun, clouds, and some rain. We were lucky enough that the rain stayed away until after the outdoor ceremony and still have some time for family and bridal party photos. We were also quite lucky to have some amazing hospitality for a photo session at the 1979 Taphouse and Grill.
One last blog post for tonight!
This was the last family session of the season and it was such a great session. The fall leaves were still perfect and the family was so much fun to work with! I think this fall was the most beautiful fall I have seen as a photographer and I really wish it could have lasted a whole lot longer!
I met the Tipler family for the first time 3 years ago for a family session. I am always so excited about getting to document families as they are growing up and I was thrilled when Sheryl called me to book in for an updated session. These three youngsters have all grown up so much in those three years!
I try to avoid talking about the weather in these blogs… But we were SO lucky on the day I met up with the Butterworth crew. It started pouring almost immediately after I took the last shot of the session and was beautiful during the session.
Thank you to the Honish family for having us out to your place for the session!
Time is FLYING! It seems like just yesterday that Taylor and I sat down to discuss her wedding photography – and now it is just a few months away from Taylor and John's wedding day! We got together a few weeks ago to capture some photos of their sweet little family before the big formal day and we had a pretty great time. I'm quite excited for their winter wedding! | {
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package io.cloudevents.bench.sql;
import io.cloudevents.sql.Parser;
import org.openjdk.jmh.annotations.Benchmark;
import org.openjdk.jmh.annotations.BenchmarkMode;
import org.openjdk.jmh.annotations.Mode;
import org.openjdk.jmh.infra.Blackhole;
public class CompileBenchmark {
@Benchmark
@BenchmarkMode({Mode.Throughput, Mode.AverageTime})
public void testCompileSmallExpression(Blackhole bh) {
bh.consume(
Parser.parseDefault("(a + b + c) = 10 AND TRUE OR CONCAT('1', '2', id) = '123'")
);
}
@Benchmark
@BenchmarkMode({Mode.Throughput, Mode.AverageTime})
public void testCompileSmallTrueConstantExpression(Blackhole bh) {
bh.consume(
Parser.parseDefault("(1 + 2 + 3) = 10 AND TRUE OR CONCAT('1', '2', '3') = 123")
);
}
@Benchmark
@BenchmarkMode({Mode.Throughput, Mode.AverageTime})
public void testCompileSmallFalseConstantExpression(Blackhole bh) {
bh.consume(
Parser.parseDefault("(1 + 2 + 3) = 10 AND FALSE OR CONCAT('1', '2', '3') = 124")
);
}
}
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Quam Proxime | As near as may be
Reading, Watching, Listening, Eating
Education in the Age of AI
Posted on April 8, 2017 August 1, 2017 by quamproxime
There's all this talk that robots will replace humans in the workplace, leaving us poor, redundant schmucks with nothing to do but embrace the glorious (yet terrifying) creative potential of opiates and ennui. (Let it be noted that bumdom was all the rage in the 19th century, leading to the surging ecstasies of Baudelaire, Rimbaud, and the crown priest of hermeticism (and my all-time favorite poet besides Sappho*), Stéphane Mallarmé**).
As I've argued in a previous post, I think that's bollocks. But I also think it's worth thinking about what cognitive, services-oriented jobs could and should look like in the next 20 years as technology advances. Note that I'm restricting my commentary to professional services work, as the manufacturing, agricultural, and transportation (truck and taxi driving) sectors entail a different type of work activity and are governed by different economic dynamics. They may indeed be quite threatened by emerging artificial intelligence (AI) technologies.
So, here we go.
I'm currently reading Yuval Noah Harari's latest book, Homo Deus, and the following passage caught my attention:
"In fact, as time goes by it becomes easier and easier to replace humans with computer algorithms, not merely because the algorithms are getting smarter, but also because humans are professionalizing. Ancient hunter-gatherers mastered a very wide variety of skills in order to survive, which is why it would be immensely difficult to design a robotic hunter-gatherer. Such a robot would have to know how to prepare spear points from flint stones, find edible mushrooms in a forest, track down a mammoth and coordinate a charge with a dozen other hunters, and afterwards use medicinal herbs to bandage any wounds. However, over the last few thousand years we humans have been specializing. A taxi driver or a cardiologist specializes in a much narrower niche than a hunter-gatherer, which makes it easier to replace them with AI. As I have repeatedly stressed, AI is nowhere near human-like existence. But 99 per cent of human qualities and abilities are simply redundant for the performance of most modern jobs. For AI to squeeze humans out of the job market it needs only to outperform us in the specific abilities a particular profession demands."
Harari is at his best critiquing liberal humanism. He features Duchamp's ready-made art as the apogee of humanist aesthetics, where beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
This is astute. I love how Harari debunks the false impression that the human race progresses over time. We tend to be amazed upon seeing the technical difficulty of ancient works of art at the Met or the Louvre, assuming History (big H intended) is a straightforward, linear march from primitivism towards perfection. While culture and technologies are passed down through language and traditions from generation to generation, shaping and changing how we interact with one another and with the physical world, how we interact as a collective and emerge into something way beyond our capacities to observe, this does not mean that the culture and civilization we inhabit today is morally superior to those that came before, or those few that still exist in the remote corners of the globe. Indeed, primitive hunter-gatherers, given the broad range of tasks they had to carry out to survive prior to Adam Smith's division of labor across a collective, may have a skill set more immune to the "cognitive" smarts of new technologies than a highly educated, highly specialized service worker!
This reveals something about both the nature of AI and the nature of the division of labor in contemporary capitalism arising from industrialism. First, it helps us understand that intelligent systems are best viewed as idiot savants, not Renaissance Men. They are specialists, not generalists. As Tom Mitchell explains in the opening of his manifesto on machine learning:
"We say that a machine learns with respect to a particular task T, performance metric P, and type of experience E, if the system reliably improves its performance P at task T, following experience E. Depending on how we specify T, P, and E, the learning task might also be called by names such as data mining, autonomous discovery, database updating, programming by example, etc."
Confusion about super-intelligent systems stems from the popular misunderstanding of the word "learn," which is a term of art with a specific meaning in the machine learning community. The learning of machine learning, as Mitchell explains, does not mean perfecting a skill through repetition or synthesizing ideas to create something new. It means updating the slope of your function to better fit new data. In deep learning, these functions need not be simple, 2-D lines like we learn in middle school algebra: they can be incredibly complex curves that transverse thousands of dimensions (which we have a hard time visualizing, leading to tools like t-SNE that compress multi-dimensional math into the comfortable space-time parameters of human cognition).
t-SNE reminds me of Edwin Abbott's Flatland, where dimensions signify different social castes.
The AI research community is making baby steps in the dark trying to create systems with more general intelligence, i.e., systems that reliably perform more than one task. OpenAI Universe and DeepMind Lab are the most exciting attempts. At the Future Labs AI Summit this week, Facebook's Yann LeCun discussed (largely failed) attempts to teach machines common sense. We tend to think that highly skilled tasks like diagnosing pneumonia from an X-ray or deeming a tax return in compliance with the IRS code require more smarts than intuiting that a Jenga tower is about to fall or perceiving that someone may be bluffing in a poker game. But these physical and emotional intuitions are, in fact, incredibly difficult to encode into mathematical models and functions. Our minds are probabilistic, plastic approximation machines, constantly rewiring themselves to help us navigate the physical world. This is damn hard to replicate with math, no matter how many parameters we stuff into a model! It may also explain why the greatest philosophers in history have always had room to revisit and question the givens of human experience****, infinitely more interesting and harder to describe than the specialized knowledge that populates academic journals.
Next, it is precisely this specialization that renders workers susceptible to being replaced by machines. I'm not versed enough in the history of economics to know how and when specialization arose, but it makes sense that there is a tight correlation between specialization, machine coordination, and scale, as R. David Dixon recently discussed in his excellent Medium article about machines and the division of labor. Some people are drawn to startups because they are the antithesis of specialization. You get to wear multiple hats, doubling, as I do in my role at Fast Forward Labs, as sales, marketing, branding, partnerships, and even consulting and services delivery. Guild work used to work this way, as in the nursery rhyme Rub-a-dub-dub: the butcher prepared meat from end to end, the baker made bread from end to end, and the candlestick maker made candles from end to end. As Dixon points out, tasks and the time it takes to do tasks become important once the steps in a given work process are broken apart, leading to theories of economic specialization as we see in Adam Smith, Henry Ford, and, in their modern manifestation, the cold, harsh governance of algorithms and KPIs. The corollary of scale is mechanism, templates, repetition, efficiency. And the educational system we've inherited from the late 19th century is tailored and tuned to farm out skilled, specialized automatons who fit nicely into the specific roles required by corporate machines like Google or Goldman Sachs.
Frederick Taylor pioneered the scientific management theories that shaped factories in the 20th century, culminating in process methodologies like Lean Six Sigma
This leads to the core argument I'd like to put forth in this post: the right educational training and curriculum for the AI-enabled job market of the 21st century should create generalists, not specialists. Intelligent systems will get better and better at carrying out specific activities and specific tasks on our behalf. They'll do them reliably. They won't get sick. They won't have fragile egos. They won't want to stay home and eat ice cream after a breakup. They can and should take over this specialized work to drive efficiencies and scale. But, machines won't be like startup employees any time soon. They won't be able to reliably wear multiple hats, shifting behavior and style for different contexts and different needs. They won't be creative problem solvers, dreamers, or creators of mission. We need to educate the next generation of workers to be more like startup employees. We need to bring back respect for the generalist. We need the honnête homme of the 17th century or Arnheim*** in Robert Musil's Man Without Qualities. We need hunter-gatherers who may not do one thing fabulously, but have the resiliency to do a lot of things well enough to get by.
What types of skills should these AI-resistant generalists have and how can we teach them?
Andrew Ng is a pithy tweeter. He recently wrote: "The half-life of knowledge is decreasing. That's why you need to keep learning your whole life, not only through college."
This is sound. The apprenticeship model we've inherited from the guild days, where the father-figure professor passes down his wisdom to the student who becomes assistant professor then associate professor then tenured professor then stays there for the rest of his life only to repeat the cycle in the next generation, should probably just stop. Technologies are advancing quickly, which open opportunities to automate tasks that we used to do manually or do new things we couldn't do before (like summarizing 10,000 customer reviews on Amazon in a second, as the system my colleagues at Fast Forward Labs built). Many people fear change and there are emotional hurdles to having to break out of habits and routine and learn something new. But honing the ability to recognize that new technologies are opening new markets and new opportunities will be seminal to succeeding in a world where things constantly change. This is not to extol disruption. That's infantile. It's to accept and embrace the need to constantly learn to stay relevant. That's exciting and even meaningful. Most people wait until they retire to finally take the time to paint or learn a new hobby. What if work itself offered the opportunity to constantly expand and take on something new? That doesn't mean that everyone will be up to the challenge of becoming a data scientist over night in some bootcamp. So the task universities and MOOCs have before them is to create curricula that will help laymen update their skills to stay relevant in the future economy.
From the late 17th to mid 18th centuries, intellectual giants like Leibniz, D'Alembert, and Diderot undertook the colossal task of curating and editing encyclopedias (the Greek etymology means "in the circle of knowledge") to represent and organize all the world's knowledge (Google and Wikipedia being the modern manifestations of the same goal). These Enlightenment powerhouses all assumed that the world was one, and that our various disciplines were simply different prisms that refracted a unified whole. The magic of the encyclopedia lay in the play of hyperlinks, where we could see the connections between things as we jumped from physics to architecture to Haitian voodoo, all different lenses we mere mortals required to view what God (for lack of a better name) would understand holistically and all at once.
Contemporary curricula focused on specialization force students to grow myopic blinders, viewing phenomena according to the methodologies and formalisms unique to a particular course of study. We then mistake these different ways of studying and asking questions for literally different things and objects in the world and in the process develop prejudices against other tastes, interests, and preferences.
There is a lot of value in doing the philosophical work to understand just what our methodologies and assumptions are, and how they shape how we view problems and ask and answer questions about the world. I think one of the best ways to help students develop sensitivities for methodologies is to have them study a single topic, like climate change, energy, truth, beauty, emergence, whatever it may be, from multiple disciplinary perspectives. So understanding how physics studies climate change; how politicians study climate change; how international relations study climate change; how authors have portrayed climate change and its impact on society in recent literature. Stanford's Thinking Matters and the University of Chicago's Social Thought programs approach big questions this way. I've heard Thinking Matters has not helped humanities enrollment at Stanford, but still find the approach commendable.
The 18th-century Encyclopédie placed vocational knowledge like embroidery on equal footing with abstract knowledge of philosophy or religion.
Model Thinking
Michael Lewis does a masterful job narrating the lifelong (though not always strong) partnership between Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky in The Undoing Project. Kahneman and Tversky spent their lives showing how we are horrible probabilistic thinkers. We struggle with uncertainty and have developed all sorts of narrative and heuristic mental techniques to make our world make more concrete sense. Unfortunately, we need to improve our statistical intuitions to succeed in the world of AI, which are probabilistic systems that output responses couched in statistical terms. While we can hide this complexity behind savvy design choices, really understanding how AI works and how it may impact our lives requires that we develop intuitions for how models, well, model the world. At least when I was a student 10 years ago, statistics was not required in high school or undergrad. We had to take geometry, algebra, and calculus, not stats. It seems to make sense to make basic statistics a mandatory requirement for contemporary curricula.
Synthetic and Analogical Reasoning
There are a lot of TED Talks about brains and creativity. People love to hear about the science of making up new things. Many interesting breakthroughs in the history of philosophy or physics came from combining together two strands of thought that were formerly separate: the French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan, whose unintelligibility is besides the point, cleverly combined linguistic theory from Ferdinand Saussure with psychoanalytic theory from Sigmund Freud to make his special brand of analysis; the Dutch physicist Erik Verlinde cleverly combined Newton and Maxwell's equations with information theory to come to the stunning conclusion that gravity emerges from entropy (which is debated, but super interesting).
As we saw above, AI systems aren't analogical or synthetic reasoners. In law, for example, they excel at classification tasks to identify if a piece of evidence is relevant for a given matter, but they fail at executing other types of reasoning tasks like identifying that the facts of a particular case are similar to the facts of another to merit a comparison using precedent. Technology cases help illustrate this. Data privacy law, for example, frequently thinks about our right to privacy in the virtual world through reference back to Katz v. United States, a 1967 case featuring a man making illegal gambling bets from a phone booth. Topic modeling algorithms would struggle to recognize that words connoting phones and bets had a relationship to words connoting tracking sensors on the bottom of trucks (as in United States v. Jones). But lawyers and judges use Katz as precedent to think through this brave new world, showing how we can see similarities between radically different particulars from a particular level of abstraction.
Does this mean that, like stats, everyone should take a course on the basics of legal reasoning to make sure they're relevant in the AI-enabled world? That doesn't feel right. I think requiring coursework in the arts and humanities could do the trick.
Framing Qualitative Ideas as Quantitative Problems
A final skill that seems paramount for the AI-enabled economy is the ability to translate an idea into something that can be measured. Not everyone needs to be able to this, but there will be good jobs–and more and more jobs–for the people who can.
This is the data science equivalent of being able to go from strategy to tactical execution. Perhaps the hardest thing in data science, in particular as tooling becomes more ubiquitous and commoditized, is to figure out what problems are worth solving and what products are worth building. This requires working closely with non-technical business leaders who set strategy and have visions about where they'd like to go. But it takes a lot of work to break down a big idea into a set of small steps that can be represented as a quantitative problem, i.e., translated into some sort of technology or product. This is also synthetic and interdisciplinary thinking. It requires the flexibility to speak human and speak machine, to prioritize projects and have a sense for how long it will take to build a system that does what need it to do, to render the messy real-world tractable for computation. Machines won't be automating this kind of work anytime soon, so it's a skill set worth building. The best way to teach this is through case studies. I'd advocate for co-op training programs alongside theoretical studies, as Waterloo provides for its computer science students.
While our culture idealizes and extols polymaths like Da Vinci or Galileo, it also undervalues generalists who seem to lack the discipline and rigor to focus on doing something well. Our academic institutions prize novelty and specialization, pushing us to focus on earning the new leaf at the edge of a vast tree wizened with rings of experience. We need to change this mindset to cultivate a workforce that can successfully collaborate with intelligent machines. The risk is a world without work; the reward is a vibrant and curious new humanity.
The featured image is from Émile, Jean-Jacques Rousseau's treatise on education. Rousseau also felt educational institutions needed to be updated to better match the theories of man and freedom developed during the Enlightenment. Or so I thought! Upon reading this, one of my favorite professors (and people), Keith Baker, kindly insisted that "Rousseau's goal in Emile was not to show how educational institutions could be improved (which he didn't think would be possible without a total reform of the social order) but how the education of an individual could provide an alternative (and a means for an individual to live free in a corrupt society)." Keith knows his stuff, and recalling that Rousseau is a misanthropic humanist makes things all the more interesting.
*Sappho may be the sexiest poet of all time. An ancient lyric poet from Lesbos, she left fragments that pulse with desire and eroticism. Randomly opening a collection, for example, I came across this:
Afraid of losing you
I ran fluttering/like a little girl/after her mother
**I'm stretching the truth here for rhetorical effect. Mallarmé actually made a living as an English teacher, although he was apparently horrible at both teaching and speaking English. Like Knausgaard in Book 2 of My Struggle, Mallarmé frequently writes poems about how hard it is for him to find a block of silence while his kids are screaming and needing attention. Bourgeois family life sublimated into the ecstasy of hermeticism. Another fun fact is that the French Symbolists loved Edgar Allen Poe, but in France they drop the Allen and just call him Edgar Poe.
***Musil modeled Arnheim after his nemesis Walther Rathenau, the German Foreign Minister during the Weimar Republic. Rathenau was a Jew, but identified mostly as a German. He wrote some very mystical works on the soul that aren't worth reading unless you'd like to understand the philosophical and cocktail party ethos of the Habsburg Empire.
****I'm a devout listener of the Partially Examined Life podcast, where they recently discussed Wilfrid Sellars's Empiricism and the Philosophy of Mind. Sellars critiques what he calls "the myth of the given" and has amazing thoughts on what it means to tell the truth.
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The Utility of the Humanities in the 21st Century
Posted on February 20, 2017 August 1, 2017 by quamproxime
I did my PhD in Comparative Literature at Stanford. There is likely no university in the US with a culture more antithetical to the humanities: Stanford embodies the libertarian, technocratic values of Silicon Valley, where disruptive innovation has crystallized into a platitude* and engineers are the new priestly caste. Stanford had massive electrical engineering and computer science graduate cohorts; there were five students in my cohort in comparative literature (all women, of diverse backgrounds, and quite large in contrast to the two- or three-student cohorts in Italian, German, and French). I had been accepted into several graduate programs across the country, but felt a responsibility to study at a university where the humanities were threatened. I didn't want the ivory tower, the prestigious rare book collection, the ability to misuse words like isomorphism and polymorphic because they sounded scientific (I was a math undergrad), the stultified comfort that Wordsworth and Shelley were on the minds of strangers on the street. I wanted to learn what it would mean to defend a discipline undervalued by society, in an age where universities were becoming private businesses tailoring to undergraduate student consumers and the rising costs of education made it borderline irresponsible not to pursue vocational training that would land a decent job coding for a startup. Stanford's very libertarianism also enabled me to craft an interdisciplinary methodology–crossing literature, history of science and mathematics, analytic philosophy, and classics–that more conservative departments would never entertain. This was wonderful during my coursework, and my Achilles heel when I had to write a dissertation and build a professional identity more conservative departments could recognize. I went insane, but mustered the strength and resilience required to complete my dissertation (in retrospect, I'm very grateful I did, as having a PhD has enabled me to teach as adjunct faculty alongside my primary job). After graduation, I left academia for the greener, freer pastures of the private sector.
The 2008-2009 financial crisis took place in the midst of my graduate studies. Ever tighter departmental budgets exacerbated the identity crisis the humanities were already facing. Universities had to cut costs, and French departments or film studies departments or German departments were the first to go. This shrank the already minuscule demand for humanities faculty, and exponentially increased the level of anxiety my fellow PhDs and I experienced regarding our future livelihoods. In keeping with the futurism of the Valley, Stanford (or at least a few professors at Stanford) was at the vanguard for considering alternative career paths for humanities PhDs: professors discussed shortening the time to degree, providing students with more vocational communications training so they could land jobs as social media marketers, extolling the values of academic administration as a career path equal to that of a researcher. Others resisted vehemently. There was also a wave of activity defending the utility of the humanities to cultivate empathy and other social skills. I've spent a good portion of my life reading fiction, but must say it was never as rich a moral training ground as actual life experience. I've learned more about regulating my emotions and empathizing with others' points of view in my four years in the private sector than I had in the 28 years of life before I embraced work as a career (rather than just a job). Some people are really hard to deal with, and you have to face these challenges head on to grow.
All this is context for my opinions defending the utility of the humanities in our contemporary society and economy. To be clear, in proposing these economic arguments, I'm not abandoning claims for the importance of the humanities in individual personal and intellectual development. On the contrary, I strongly believe that a balanced, liberal arts education is critical to foster the development of personal autonomy and civic judgement, to preserve and potentially resurrect our early Republican (as political experiment, not party) goals that education cultivate critical citizens, not compliant economic agents. I was miserable as a graduate student, but don't regret my path for a minute. And I think there is a case to be made that humanities will be as–if not more–important than STEM to our national interests in the near future. Here's why:
Technology and White-Collar Professions – In The Future of the Professions, Richard and Daniel Susskind demonstrate how technology is changing professions like medicine, law, investment management, accounting, and architecture. Their key insight is to structurally define white-collar professionals by the information asymmetry that exists between professional and client. Professionals know things it is hard for laymen to know: the tax code is complex and arcane, and it would take too much time for the Everyman (gender intentional) to understand it well enough to make judgments in her (gender intentional) favor. Same goes for diagnosing and treating an illness or managing finances of a large corporation. The internet, and, perhaps more importantly, the new machine learning technologies that enable us to use the internet to answer hard, formerly professional, questions, however, levels this information asymmetry. Suddenly, tools can do what trained professionals used to do, and at a much lower costs (contrast the billed hours of a good lawyer with the economies of scale of Google). As such, the skills and activities professionals need are changing and will continue to change. Working in machine learning, I can say from experience that we are nowhere near an age where machines are going to flat out replace people, creating a utopian world with universal basic income and bored Baudelaires assuaging ennui with opiates, sex, and poetry (laced with healthy doses of Catholic guilt). What is happening is that the day-to-day work of professionals is changing and will continue to change. Machines are ready and able to execute many of the repetitive tasks done by many professionals (think young associates reviewing documents to find relevant information for lawsuit – in 2015, the Second Circuit tried to define what it means to practice law by contrasting tasks humans can do with tasks computers can do). As machines creep ever further into work that requires thinking and judgment, critical thinking, creativity, interpretation, emotions, and reasoning will become increasingly important. STEM may just lead to its own obsoleteness (AI software is now making its own AI software), and in doing so is increasing the value of professionals trained in the humanities. This value lies in the design methodologies required to transform what were once thought processes into statistical techniques, to crystallize probabilistic outputs into intuitive features for non-technical users. It lies in creating the training data required to make a friendly chat bot. Most importantly, it lies in the empathy and problem-solving skills that will be the essence of professional work in the future.
Autonomy and Mores in the Gig Economy – In October, 2015, I spoke at a Financial Times conference about corporate sustainability. The audience was filled with executives from organizations like the Hudson Bay Company (they started by selling beaver pelts and now own department stores like Saks Fifth Avenue) that had stayed in business over literally hundreds of years by gradually evolving and adding new business lines. The silver-haired rich men on the panel with me kept extolling the importance of "company values" as the key to keeping incumbents relevant in today's society. And my challenge to them was to ask how modern, global organizations, in particular those with large, temporary 1099 workforces managed by impersonal algorithms, could cultivate mores and values like the small, local companies of the past. Indeed, I spent a few years helping international law firms build centralized risk and compliance operations, and in doing so came to appreciate that the Cravath model, an apprenticeship culture where skills and corporate culture and mores and passed down from generation to generation, as there is very low mobility between firms, simply does not scale to our mobile, changing, global workforce. As such, inculcating values takes a very different form and structure than it did in the past. We read a lot about how today's careers are more like jungle gyms than ladders, where there is a need to constantly revamp and acquire new skills to keep up with changing technologies and demand, but this often overlooks the fact that companies – like clubs and societies – used to also shape our moral characters. You may say that user reviews (the five stars you can get as an Uber rider or AirBnB lodger) take the place of what was formerly subjective judgment of colleagues and peers. But these cold metrics are a far cry from the suffering and satisfaction we experience when we break from or align with a community's mores. This merits much more commentary than the brief suggestions I'll make here, but I believe our globalized, gig economy requires a self-reliant morality and autonomy that has no choice but to be cultivated apart from the workplace. And the seat of that cultivation would be some training in philosophy, ethics, and humanities. Otherwise corporate values will be reduced to the cold rationality of some algorithm measuring OKRs and KPIs.
Ethics and Emerging Technologies – Just this morning, Guru Banavar, IBM's Chief Science Officer for Cognitive Computing, posted a blog admonishing technologists building AI products that they "now shoulder the added burden of ensuring these technologies are developed, deployed and adopted in responsible, ethical and enduring ways." Banavar's post is a very brief advertisement for the Partnership on AI IBM, Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple have created to formalize attention around the ethical implications of the technologies they are building. Elon Musk founded OpenAI with a similar mission to research AI technologies with an eye towards ethics and safety. Again, there is much to say about the different ethical issues new technologies present (I surveyed a few a year ago in a Fast Forward Labs newsletter). The point here is that ethics is moving from a niche interest of progressive technologists to a core component of large corporate technology strategy. And the ethical issues new technologies pose are not trivial. It's very easy to fall into chicken little logic traps (where scholars like Nick Bostrom speculate on worst-case scenarios just because they are feasible for us to imagine) that grab headlines instead of sticking with the discipline required to recognize how data technologies can amplify existing social biases. As Ted Underwood recently tweeted, doing this well requires both people who are motivated by critical thinking and people who are actually interested in machine learning technologies. But the and is critical, else technologists will waste a lot of time reinventing methods philosophers and ethicists have already honed. And even if the auditing of algorithms is carried out by technologists, humanists can help voice and articulate what they find. Finally, it goes without saying that we all need to sharpen our critical reading skills to protect our democracy in the age of Trump, filter bubbles, and fake news.
This is just a start. Each of these points can be developed, and there are many more to make. My purpose here is to shift the dialogue on the value of the humanities from utility in cultivating empathy and emotional character to real economic and social impact. The humanities are worth fighting for.
*For those unaware, Clayton Christensen coined the term disruptive innovation in The Innovator's Dilemma. He contrasted it with sustaining innovation, the gradual technical improvements companies make to a product to meet market and customer demands. Inspired by Thomas Kuhn's Structure of Scientific Revolutions, Christensen artfully demonstrates how great companies miss out on opportunities for disruptive innovation precisely because they are well run: disruptive innovations seize upon new markets with an unserved need, and only catch up to incumbents because technology can change faster than market preferences and demand. As disruption has crystallized into ideology, people often overlook that most products are sustaining innovations, incremental improvements upon an existing product or market need. It's admittedly much more exciting to carry out a Copernican revolution, but if we consider that Trump may well be a disruptive innovator, who identified a latent market whose needs were underserved only to topple the establishment, we might sit back, pause, and reconsider our ideological assumptions.
The image is Jacques-Louis David's The Death of Socrates from 1787. Plato sits at the front with his head down and his legs and arms peacefully and plaintively crossed.
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As a musician, you are a performance artist, but you are an artist that is heavily dependent on their tools. In many art forms, it is as if the artist and their tool become one in the performance of their art, and the same can be said of a musician. Regardless of your chosen instrument, you will need the best one.
Over the course of today's article, we are going to be looking for the best drum set. Many people don't realize that drums are just as intricate as many other musical instruments. There are several different types of drums, and each of these varieties is ideal for a particular application.
While percussion instruments may not require the most finesse out of all of the musical instruments, the sheer force which is involved in playing the drums is impressive on its own. Since drumming is a far more physical discipline than many other forms of playing music, you will need your drums to be durable.
We will be reviewing three different cheap drum sets in the hope that we can find the best beginner drum set. Since we will be looking for drum sets that are ideal for starters, you will not find products that are too advanced on this list. If you are willing to invest thousands of dollars in your drums, it is likely that you know what you want.
Three different drum sets will be reviewed; we will take a look at their features, compare them to each other, and see which one of the three is ideal for which application. You may be wondering why we have chosen to review three different drum sets instead of merely sticking with a single model.
A more extensive selection of reviewed products means that it will be easier for our readers to find the best drum kit for their needs. It can be more challenging than you would expect to find the best drum set. A range of different drum sets gives you the freedom of choice, depending on your preferred price and features.
As a beginner drummer, you could also look for a used drum set for sale, but there are several reasons why opting for a new kit is a better idea. While new drums may be slightly more pricey than used ones, you will find that the price difference is not as drastic as you would expect.
There is also the issue of durability when purchasing used drums. When you buy drums used, you have no idea how long they have been used and the type of abuse that they have had to sustain. If you are looking for a drum set that can last as long as possible, you will want to opt for a brand new model.
This product from Pearl is a convenient starting point for any musician that is trying to get into drumming. If you want one of the best drum sets for beginner drummers, then you have found it in these from Pearl. While these drums may be a little more pricey than some other options, it is evident in their quality.
Unlike other drum sets that are marketed towards beginners, the acoustic capabilities of this set are impressive, especially when you consider the relatively low price. The improved sound quality of this drum set is undoubtedly due to the nine-ply poplar construction of the shells of the drums.
Pearl's beginner drum set comes included with most of the things that you'll need to get started off, but (perplexingly) not everything. For example, this drum kit comes included with all of the hardware that you'll need to get started drumming, but you won't find a pair of drumsticks anywhere in the box.
Aside from some strange omissions, this is an excellent beginner drum set for those who aren't looking to spend too much money. The inclusion of all of the needed hardware can save you money, and the throne is surprisingly comfortable for one that you will find in a starter drum kit.
The inclusion of a chain-drive bass pedal helps reduce the amount of force that you have to put into your kick when you are trying to strike the bass drum on time. This feature helps improve your timing, but it also ensures that your leg will be less tired by the end of your performance.
You have a choice of several different colors when you purchase this drum kit, so you can find a set that matches your tastes. These drums feature an attractive metallic finish that is certain to catch the eyes in all but the darkest of venues, regardless of the color that you opt for.
As a beginner looking to buy drum sets, you may be looking for a more affordable set than the previous model from Pearl. If you would like to cut a couple of hundred dollars off of the price of your starting drum set, then you should opt for this kit from Gammon, which sacrifices extras for affordability.
Thankfully, though this product is available for a lower price than the Pearl drum set, it still features reasonable build quality. For example, the stool and all of the hardware on this drum set are double-braced to help ensure that it lasts longer and does not start flexing in unwanted directions.
While this drum set may have sacrificed some extra features when compared to pricier alternatives, you will find that it is still equipped with basic additions that help improve quality of life. For example, the chain-driven bass pedal helps keep your strikes timed and easier on your leg.
This set features the typical layout that you will find on a starter kit, which helps ensure that the drum set is versatile enough to perform a range of different genres. You have the two supported toms up top, a floor tom, a snare drum, and the big bass drum underneath the toms.
The traditional drum layout is accompanied by the two common varieties of cymbals. Each of the drums and cymbals (aside from the mounted toms and the bass drum) are installed on double-braced hardware that will ensure that they do not fall or get damaged in any way.
If you are looking for a starter drum kit that is more affordable than the competition but still features acceptable build quality, you will find few products to rival this set from Gammon.
If you want the best drum kit for a younger child, there is nothing that can compete with this drum set from Music Alley. There are many advantages to getting your child started young when it comes to music. The earlier your child begins, the more proficient they will be as they get older.
This particular drum set is designed for use by children anywhere from the age of three to seven years old, but it can get a little cramped for children on the higher end of the age range. Keep in mind that this drum kit features excellent quality, but it is much smaller than most other drum kits.
It may seem like 50 dollars is too much to spend on a kit that consists of three small drums, but you will find that this product is unlike other musical instruments that are designed for use by children. While competing products feature poor build quality, you will find that these drum sets can last much longer.
In the end, when you purchase one of these drum sets, you are paying for superior quality. The improved build quality of this model can be seen in its durability (which is a necessary feature if it is going to be used by children) but it can also be heard in the clarity of the sound.
If you are trying to make sure that your child learns how to play the drums correctly, this is an excellent choice of a first drum set. While this kit may be a little more pricey than the other drum sets you will find for children, it is worth the price if you would like your child to get a better grasp of drumming.
When deciding on the ideal drum set, you will want to take the time to ensure that you get the best product available. While it can be hard to find a drum set that is perfect for your needs, a bit of dedication can go a long way. The more effort you put into your purchase, the higher the chance of your satisfaction.
Keep in mind that drum sets can get pricey, so you will also want to avoid purchasing a model that will provide little to no use for you. If you don't want your drums to sit around collecting dust, find a set that you adore.
The build quality of the parts that go into your drum set is one of the most important things to account for when you are making your purchase. Top-quality components will result in a drum set that is far more durable than competing products, so it will be much more likely to last.
Aside from ensuring that your drums last long enough to be worth the money you spent on them, the quality of your components will also affect the sound quality. Some types of wood feature superior resonance qualities to others.
Beyond the quality of the components themselves, the entire drum set must also be assembled with care and attention to detail. The quality of a product goes far beyond the skill with which the parts were made.
When you are looking for your ideal drum set, you will want to look for a kit that is sufficiently adjustable. If you can't adjust your drums or your stool, you will find it challenging to play in a comfortable position.
We appreciate the time that each of our readers took to go over our review guide in search of the best drum set for beginner drummers. Feel free to let us know your thoughts down in the comments section below. | {
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New fiction & poetry + adventures in translation: an update
Mike Allen / October 16th, 2017 / No Comments »
It feels like Anita and I haven't had much time to take a breath since we got back from from Finland and Iceland in August. In my editorial for the newest issue of Mythic Delirium, I wrote a bit about how that trip went, and I'm still a bit too strapped for time to elaborate further, so I may just never get to. But some cool things have happened since we came back — so here, succinctly, are some writing career-related things that have gone down since our WorldCon adventure.
Translation into Chinese
My Nebula Award-nominated horror tale "The Button Bin" has been translated into another language for the first time ever — and it's quite an auspicious foreign debut, as the story appears this month in Science Fiction World, China's largest-circulation sf/fantasy magazine. That cover art is off the chain.
Two new horror stories
Phantasm/Chimera: An Anthology of Troubling Dreams, edited by Scott Dwyer, includes my horrotica tale-within-a-tale "Binding," described in a Ginger Nuts of Horror review as "no-frills ghoulish fun." You can get the anthology here.
The newest issue of John Benson's Not One of Us features a surreal, stream-of-consciousness horror venture from me, "Burn the Kool Kidz at the Stake." I'm tickled to be back in the pages of this long-running dark fiction zine, which you can subscribe to here.
One new poem
The latest issue of David C. Kopaska-Merkel's Dreams & Nightmares contains "The Headless Hero," the first poem I've had published in two years (and likely the last poem of mine to appear for a long while). Nonetheless, it's cool to be back in the old stomping grounds.
"The Headless Hero" was inspired by a strange dream about a alternate-universe television show wherein the main protagonist has no body (thus the title is a playful inversion). The rest of the poem is playful, too: you can check out the zine here and see for yourself.
While I'm at it, I feel a need to note, tongue-in-cheek, that all my new publications this year are seriously old-school; that is, no e-versions exist. It's like I'm back in the 1990s!
Translation into Ukrainian
"The Button Bin" isn't the only story of mine slithering its way into another language. What you're looking at is a Ukrainian translation of my Lovecraftian tale "Her Acres of Pastoral Playground" at the Warkô Movčök blog. Rather than a commercial venture, this was a labor of love done by professional translator Babasik Funkie on his own time.
Babasik tells me he's working on the companion story, "Silent in Her Nest," which flatters me hugely, not the least because I don't think many people even know that "Her Acres" has a companion story! That's some impressive "deep cut" knowledge of my oeuvre.
I'll share that translation when it appears, too.
Earlier this year, I mentioned that I finished an intensive rewrite of Trail of Shadows, a novel that's an expansion of my short story "The Hiker's Tale." The novel remains on the desk of the personage I pitched it to, so cross your fingers.
In the meantime, I've been working on a novella with the working title of "The Comforter," the next story in the sequence begun with "The Button Bin" and "The Quiltmaker." I wrote most of this one longhand — in fact, one of my fondest memories from the trip to Helsinki involves simply sitting on a bench atop a hill in the little park next to our hotel, enjoying the warm sun and a gentle breeze as I scribble away with pen on steno pad, concocting new terrors for my characters to endure. I've at last completed the first draft, but it's mostly handwritten, so now comes the part where I transcribe it all into a word processor file.
That's a lot to pack into a post — but now I'm caught up!
#SFWApro
Posted in Editing, Fiction, Mythic Delirium, Poetry, Short stories, The Spider Tapestries, Unseaming, Writing
World Fantasy nomination & Tanith Lee panel at WorldCon 75
Mike Allen / August 5th, 2017 / No Comments »
I put up a long post at the Mythic Delirium Books website about the World Fantasy Award nominations for my anthology Clockwork Phoenix 5 and for Rachael K. Jones's story in it, "The Fall Shall Further the Flight in Me." In that entry, I wrote about what the nominations mean from the perspective of an editor and publisher.
Here, I'm just plain ol' me, squeeing that I actually made the World Fantasy Award ballot. It really is a longtime dream of mine, or at least an idle daydream that started up about the time Clive Barker's Books of Blood became my favorite read as a teenager.
It's especially wonderful that this nomination dovetails with the choice of the WorldCon 75 programming staff to place me on a panel commemorating the life and art of Tanith Lee.
Thursday, August 10, 2:00 p.m.
Remembering Tanith Lee, 101d, 14:00 – 15:00
John-Henri Holmberg, Shawna McCarthy, Ian Whates, Mike Allen
Tanith Lee (1947-2015) was one of the most influential English writers of science fiction, fantasy, and horror from the 1970's onward. Her books grappled with contradictions and intersections, especially with regards to horror and eroticism. Her protagonists were often lonely, lovely, and alienated.
Tanith Lee's stories were the core of the Clockwork Phoenix anthologies through their first four volumes. I feel the need to refer everybody to yet another Mythic Delirium Books entry: here I wrote in detail about her significance to the Clockwork Phoenix books and how a relationship that started out wholly professional became something more for both myself and Anita.
I confess that with each of the first four volumes I had hoped against hope something like this would happen. It never did, and I am definitely sorry that this did not happen in Tanith's lifetime, although she certainly had no shortage of honors from the World Fantasy Awards and many other awards institutions without any help from me.
Nonetheless I cannot help but feel that she deserves to be acknowledged in this posthumous nomination. And I intend to say so this coming Thursday when I'm speaking on the panel in Helsinki.
Last year I was included on a similar panel at Readercon, and something became clear to me, that I was working with Tanith in more ways then I realized, as the books produced through my ventures as an editor and publisher have been filled by writers inspired by Tanith. On some level I suppose I knew this, but up until that panel I'd not had it so dramatically underscored, listening to authors I've worked with and published on multiple occasions — Theodora Goss, Gemma Files, Sonya Taaffe and Lila Garrott — speak about how deeply Tanith's work influenced them as young readers.
I also recognized during that panel that while the interactions I had with Tanith while she was alive were very dear to me, my relationship with her and her work was rather narrow in scope. So in preparation for this upcoming panel at WorldCon I reached out to other writers and asked them to share what Tanith Lee meant to them. I'm grateful to Dora Goss and Gemma and Sonya and Nicole Kornher-Stace and Silvia Garcia-Moreno and Craig Laurance Gidney, who did not hesitate to share their own very moving thoughts about Tanith. I will share as much of what they sent me as I can with the audience at the panel, and perhaps find a way to make these tributes even more widely available once we've returned to lil ol' Roanoke.
I'm looking forward to seeing many old friends in this country that's new to us, and also looking forward to making new ones. Onward we go!
Posted in Appearances, Awards, Clockwork Phoenix, Editing
New story sales and stranger things
Mike Allen / May 16th, 2017 / No Comments »
Art by Serhiy Krykun
Back in September, I threw myself full tilt into a long overdue redraft of my fantasy/horror novel Trail of Shadows, after about a year and a half of occasionally pecking at it while dealing with obligations related to Clockwork Phoenix 5.
This past Sunday, I finished that rewrite. (Or, more accurately, abandoned it.) And now that this monster of a book is off to market, I'm pondering which of two to four possible large scale writing projects will be the next thing I machete my way into.
In the meantime, things have happened, none of which I've reported here.
"Binding," a surreal and gruesome little #librarotica story-within-a-story, is scheduled to appear in August in Phastasm/Chimera, an anthology of "strange and troubling dreams" from Scott Dwyer's imprint The Plutonian. The book has a terrific table of contents that includes Livia Llewellyn, Brian Evenson, Matthew M. Bartlett and more. I understand the goal is a book launch at NecronomiCon in Providence.
"Burn the Kool Kidz at the Stake," an exercise in stream-of-consciousness reality bending that may or may not also be a ghost story, is tentatively scheduled to appear in the October issue of John Benson's terrific zine Not One of Us.
Speaking of excellent, long-running zines, David C. Kopaska-Merkel's Dreams & Nightmares intends to publish my poem "The Headless Hero" in September. This is the first poem I've sold in many a moon and is likely the last one I'll have published for a long, loooong time, so I'm glad it's found a good home.
On the soundfile front, the talented young Brooklynite whippersnappers behind Kaleidocast are making plans to do a new audio adaptation of my horror story "The Blessed Days," most recently seen in Unseaming. Apparently this involves capturing my soul inside a chibi drawing.
To give a little extra context to that very first item, Trail of Shadows is about 100,000 words set in the same hypothetical world as my short story "The Cruelest Team Will Win." As with that story, there are spiders. I'm sure that's a surprise. The novel is an expansion of "The Hiker's Tale" that appears in Unseaming. Where there are also spiders. If it's any solace, cats are in there, too.
Posted in Audio, Clockwork Phoenix, Fiction, Novels, Poetry, Short stories, Strangeness, Writing
My schedule (in fact, the entire schedule) for the Outer Dark Symposium on the Greater Weird
Mike Allen / March 23rd, 2017 / No Comments »
Saturday, I'll be one of a host of intriguing writer guests reading and giving talks at an event near Atlanta called The Outer Dark Symposium of the Greater Weird. It's an event created by Anya Martin and Scott Nicolay, the masterminds behind the Outer Dark podcast, now dwelling at the This Is Horror website.
Outer Dark Coffee! Photo by Anya Martin
There's only one programming track, so I'll get to be in the audience for the items I'm not participating in. (I've had an immensely busy week at my day job, so I still don't know what I'll be reading.) I'm quite excited about meeting a number of these folks, many of whom I only know by reputation or via social media.
Bonus: it's my understanding that all the panels will be recorded for future use as podcasts.
9:30-10 AM
BADGE PICK-UP & BREAKFAST
10-10:15 AM
INTRODUCTION: Scott Nicolay
10:15-10:30 AM
READING: Kristi DeMeester
PANEL: THE WEIRD NOVEL
Though there have always been great Weird novels such as Die Andere Seite, The House on the Borderland, The Haunting of Hill House, and Our Lady of Darkness, many still see The Weird as a creature of the short form. Does this perception stem from a fixation on the writers associated with Weird Tales magazine? Is this perception a mistake? The current decade has seen a major boom in novel-length Weird including Jeff VanderMeer's bestselling Southern Reach trilogy, with more to come including novels by some symposium participants. Why now, and what are the challenges and benefits of sustaining the Weird across a longer narrative?
Moderator: Scott Nicolay
Panelists: Kristi DeMeester, John Foster, Nicole Givens Kurtz, Michael Wehunt
READING: Daniel Braum
11:40-11:55 PM
READING: Valjeanne Jeffers
PANEL: Other Weird Tales: Unraveling Paradigms as the Protagonist Shifts Away from the Cis White Male
Weird fiction, like SF/F/H, has predominantly centered on CIS white male protagonists mostly written by CIS white male authors. One of the most dynamic aspects of the contemporary Weird Renaissance is that this is no longer true. Non-CIS-white-male writers are not only altering the concept of what the Weird is as a literary form but also pushing its boundaries and defying editorial and publishing expectations. How does the narrative shift when the protagonist is a woman, a person of color, LBGT and/or disabled? What are some examples of good contemporary, or older Weird tales with Other protagonists that exemplify these different qualities? What challenges have the authors on the panel personally faced in approaching the Weird from Other perspectives–cultural, gender, orientation, etc.? Finally, how are new writers, new perspectives and new audiences opening up the Weird and spec-lit in general to new markets, and conversely how are new markets (small press, self-publishing) facilitating exposure to different voices?
Moderator: Craig Laurance Gidney
Panelists: Mike Allen, Gerald L. Coleman, Valjeanne Jeffers, Damien Angelica Walters
READING: John Foster
12:55-1:05 PM
READING: Edward Austin Hall
READING: Craig Laurance Gidney
READING: Grafton Tanner
PANEL: Not Another Bug Hunt: The Weird Monster as a Study of Singularity and in Différance
The monster in traditional horror tropes (vampire, werewolf, zombie) operates within predictable modes of behavior and rules by which they can be destroyed or contained. Not so, with the monster in Weird fiction. What form or lack of form does the Weird monster take? Is the Weird monster always even recognizable as a "monster" by conventional definition, or is it better described through the lens of object oriented ontology? Does a concept like evil have any relevance or what, if anything, motivates the Weird monster? How does the role of the protagonist change when confronted with Weird versus traditional monsters?
Moderator: Daniel Braum
Panelists: Orrin Grey, Edward Austin Hall, Anya Martin, Eric Schaller
READING: Balogun Ojetade
READING: Mike Allen
PANEL: The Dark Forward: The Weird and the Word as Resistance
What happens when reality itself gets Weird? That's how many people are describing the day-to-day dissonance of Trump's America. For those who define the Weird as cosmic horror, it's hard not to see a parallel between an indifferent or hostile universe and a government bereft of empathy. The Weird Fiction Renaissance predates this election, but the panelists explore the notion that the Weird may be uniquely positioned to be the literature of our time, as well as the role of writing in a Fascist Dystopia.
Moderator: Balogun Ojetade
Panelists: Selena Chambers, Milton Davis, Scott Nicolay, Grafton Tanner
READING: Damien Angelica Walters
READING: Eric Schaller
CLOSING STATEMENT & SPONSOR THANK YOUS: Scott Nicolay, Anya Martin
MASS SIGNING
Posted in Appearances, Audio, Writing
A generous signal boost from Laird Barron + a new poem sale
Mike Allen / March 14th, 2017 / No Comments »
Laird Barron, one of my favorite horror writers of all time and a really generous guy (don't miss his latest, Swift to Chase), started a series of posts over at his journal simply titled "Authors to Read." Part I, from late February, highlighted great books from Karin Tidbeck, Livia Llewelyn and more; and I was thrilled to learn that the second installment includes my horror collection Unseaming. His one-line review:
"journalist, horrorist; this is one of the best cosmic horror collections around"
My publisher persona also had reason to rejoice, as he included C.S.E. Cooney's World Fantasy Award-winning Bone Swans collection too, along with Jeffrey Thomas, Gemma Files and other authors I hugely admire.
In other fun news, I've sold a poem, the first one in many, many months. David Kopaska-Merkel of long-running 'zine Dreams & Nightmares bought first rights to "The Headless Hero," a bit of mean-spirited tongue-in-cheek stream of consciousness about television narratives and mutilated protagonists. The poem, inspired by a nightmarish dream, appropriately enough, is scheduled for the September issue.
Posted in Editing, Poetry, Reviews, Signal boosts, Unseaming, Writing
Locus Poll + Hugo eligibility/WorldCon + MystiCon
Mike Allen / February 22nd, 2017 / No Comments »
I've often broken the informal "three things make a blog post" law, but this time around I fully intended to combine three things in one post, heh.
Thing One:
I'm delighted that Clockwork Phoenix 5 made the 2016 Locus Recommending Reading List and thus is included in this year's Locus Poll in the Best Anthology category. (The poll is used to select the Locus Award finalists.)
This is the first time an entire book of mine has made the list since the very first Clockwork Phoenix volume, eight years ago. (Individual stories from the second through fourth volumes made the list, but not the whole shebang.) I super-proud of and grateful to the Clockwork Phoenix 5 contributors, whose shoulders I'm standing on.
The magazine I edit, Mythic Delirium, is a Locus Poll choice for Best Magazine (a dark horse choice, I freely admit), and, to my delighted surprise, of which I've gotten to experience a lot lately, the poll for the first time includes me among the choices for Best Editor!
There's any number of solid options besides, of course. If you're interested, you don't need to be a subscriber to Locus to vote. The deadline for voting is April 15.
Thing Two:
Speaking of dark horse options — but on my mind because Anita and I are planning to attend WorldCon 75 in Helsinki — I thought I should make mention at least once that according to the Hugo Award rules, I'm qualified for the Short-Form Editor category, and Mythic Delirium qualifies as a semiprozine. There are many other potential candidates with much bigger profiles, but at least I've now said it, heh.
I did have three original short stories published last year, which I've written about here; in terms of stories to consider for the Hugo, though, I'd much rather point people to the 2016 Mythic Delirium Books eligibility post, here. (That list now contains a Nebula Award finalist and an Aurealis Award finalist, woo-hoo!)
The deadline for Hugo nominations is March 17, and I'm looking forward to eventually casting my first Hugo votes, and actually being there when the results are announced.
Thing Three:
Speaking of attending conventions, Anita and I will be programming guests at sold-out MystiCon in Roanoke this coming weekend. Though I'm on a number of panels, I've deliberately not signed up for any autograph sessions or readings — I decided I wanted a break from book peddling, as my time these days is mostly consumed with a novel rewrite-in-progress. But if you're going to be there, don't hesitate to say hello!
Bonus: for my day job, I wrote about MystiCon's artist guest of honor, Mark Davis.
Posted in Appearances, Awards, Clockwork Phoenix, Editing, Mythic Delirium, Writing
"The Quiltmaker" at Apex Magazine
Mike Allen / January 20th, 2017 / 1 Comment »
Starting today at Apex Magazine, my 20,000-word horror story "The Quiltmaker" is free for all to read. This is easily my most gruesome published work to date, originally available only in my Shirley Jackson Award-nominated collection Unseaming. My thanks to Jason Sizemore and his crew for bringing it to a whole new audience!
I'm in great company in this issue, which also contains stories by Lia Swope Mitchell, Iori Kusano, Ursula Vernon, James Beamon, J.J. Litke and Rich Larson.
I should mention that the Nebula Award-nominated prequel to this story, "The Button Bin," is also available at Apex Magazine.
Hopefully the make-believe horror will help take your minds off the real horrors so prevalent this week.
Posted in Fiction, Short stories, Writing
2016 postmortem and highlights reel
Mike Allen / January 2nd, 2017 / No Comments »
Overall, 2016 was a pretty mixed year for us. We lost our dog, Loki, a sweet soul who'd been the cheerfully goofy center of our household since 2003. I had injury-related health issues that haven't fully gone away and Anita had an unwelcome surprise on the employment front. Long-time friends of ours died too young.
On the other hand, it had some pretty amazing highlights. I shared a first place Virginia Press Association award for a photo-story package that bested an offering from The Washington Post. I managed to knock out about 98% percent of the incredibly complex obligations from the Clockwork Phoenix 5 Kickstarter despite a number of unplanned-for obstacles. Anita and I had some great adventures and got to spend time with folks we love and admire.
And the following things happened:
Frankly, I can't think of any moment in my entire career as a publisher that compared to hearing Gordon Van Gelder announce Claire Cooney's book as the World Fantasy Award judges' choice for best collection of 2016.
Proud publishers bracket a World Fantasy Award-winning author! Me, C.S.E. Cooney and Anita after the World Fantasy Award ceremony in Columbus, Ohio. Photo by Amal El-Mohtar.
I make no bones about Mythic Delirium Books essentially being a hobby — yet I take my duties as a publisher very seriously, and try to take each project as far as my own resources and the industry environment will allow. Anita and I take great pride in our track record, and publishing Bone Swans by C.S.E. Cooney was an experiment that had already exceeded expectations. As the award ceremony drew closer at what had already been a pretty darn wonderful World Fantasy Convention, Claire and I had conversations (at dinner, the evening before, and lunch, a couple hours prior to the announcements) about how Bone Swans had likely gone as far as it would go. We agreed, against its competitors, it was a dark horse candidate.
But of course I had my fingers crossed that Claire was going to win. Anita and I came hoping to see it happen, and we got our wish.
A not-so-distant second, in terms of exhilarating highlights, has to be the realization that dawned on me as the Clockwork Phoenix 5 launch reading geared up to start that we were going to be playing to a packed room. (For more objective confirmation, see the File 770 article about the reading(!); or photographer Melissa Beckman's album on Facebook.)
The crowd gathering at Commons Café in Brooklyn for the Clockwork Phoenix 5 launch the evening of April 5.
I didn't begin the CP5 Kickstarter with a plan to launch the anthology in New York. Credit for that goes totally to Jim Freund, host of radio show Hour of the Wolf and organizer of the New York Review of Science Fiction reading series, of which our launch became a part. We had seven contributors from the book there to read — Rob Cameron, Shveta Thakrar, Barbara Krasnoff, Sonya Taaffe, A.C. Wise, and C.S.E. Cooney and Carlos Hernandez — and an eighth to help sign books, as cover artist Paula Arwen Owen also made it! All the writers gave terrific readings, and much to my delight, the audience was totally down for the challenging, poetic experiences that Clockwork Phoenix stories provide.
(The level of unexpected triumph left me so discombobulated that not only did I forget to call the contributors present together for a post-reading group photo, but I left Brooklyn Commons without my cellphone, which had to be mailed to me in Roanoke.)
On a broader scale, Bone Swans became the second book I've shepherded to break 5,000 copies sold. (The first was my own debut short story collection Unseaming last year.) And, gratifyingly, Clockwork Phoenix 5 became the fourth book affiliated with me to surpass 2,000 copies sold. (The first in that quartet is Clockwork Phoenix: Tales of Beauty and Strangeness, strangely, steadily selling since 2008.) For the curious, BookBub promotions figure prominently in the most recent of those totals. Consider that statement an endorsement.
Can you spot Unseaming?
Speaking of Unseaming, a sharp-eyed colleague spied a copy on Guillermo Del Toro's bookshelf. Not in person, mind you, but in a photograph published in At Home with Monsters, the catalog that accompanied an exhibition of Del Toro's personal collection of monster-related art and artifacts at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. Yeah, I was pretty happy about that…
On the writing side, I got to attend an incredibly useful retreat organized by Beneath Ceaseless Skies editor Scott Andrews. I enjoyed taste-testing what seemed like an infinite supply of craft beers with my fellow retreaters (Kris Dikeman, A.T. Greenblatt, Rajan Khanna, and Devin Poore) and, even more importantly, were it not for the chance to attack the rewrite of my novel Trail of Shadows without interruption, I wouldn't be starting 2017 at the 46,500 word mark in said rewrite, my highest priority through the spring.
(And a special extra thanks to Scott, who loaned me a laptop after I meticulously packed my own and then, hilariously, forgot to put it in the car before driving up. Do you see a pattern here?)
More cool thing happened, but as a highlight list, this will certainly do. Time to armor up and get on with this new year's doings. Anita and I won't be coming to many cons this year, except for the big one, which we're really excited about: Worldcon 75 in Helsinki.
Posted in Appearances, Awards, Clockwork Phoenix, Editing, Kickstarter, Signal boosts, Unseaming, Writing
My 2016 awards eligibility post
Mike Allen / December 12th, 2016 / 1 Comment »
2016 was a strange year for me (and a stressful one, too, though in ways that have little bearing on this post). My output as a publisher was pretty spectacular by personal standards — my awards eligibility post for Mythic Delirium Books can be found here.
I also wrote, and am still writing, quite a bit, but in terms of new works from me that made it all the way to publication, there wasn't all that much. No new poems at all this year. There were just three new stories that appeared, and they all made their entrances in January. Remember January?
This little Tweet I made way back then (also shared on Facebook, naturally) proved prophetic.
So, those three stories were:
"Longsleeves," published in Beneath Ceaseless Skies.
"Drift from the Windrows," published in Tomorrow's Cthulhu.
"Silent in Her Nest," an original story included in The Spider Tapestries.
By the way, The Spider Tapestries, new this year, is my second collection, containing six bizarre sci-fi/fantasy reprints as well as the above-mentioned original. It became available for pre-order in January and emerged fully from the birth canal in March. It's about half as long as Unseaming and ten times weirder, but not weird in the way that folks who like "The Weird" tend to like, which meant it didn't achieve anywhere near the traction Unseaming did, though it earned kind evaluations from the likes of Nicole Kornher-Stace, Helen Marshall, Scott Nicolay, Jeffrey Thomas and A.C. Wise, and Publishers Weekly and Library Journal were pretty kind to it, too. It is, of course, eligible in "collection" categories, for the few awards that have such.
Of the three short stories, "Longsleeves" has by far stirred up the most feedback. I joke that it's my #killallmen story, though, actually, I'm not really joking. It's also a companion piece to the first dark fantasy of mine to appear at Beneath Ceaseless Skies, "The Ivy-Smothered Palisade."
"Drift from the Windrows," believe it or not only my second explicitly Lovecraftian story to see print (the first was "Her Acres of Pastoral Playground" in Cthulhu's Reign, more on that below), tells the story of star-crossed lovers and how they become tangled in the affairs of a company named SanMorta that specializes in designing genetically-modified crops.
"Silent in Her Nest" is connected in a kind of catty-corner way to "Her Acres of Pastoral Playground" — it's told from the point of view of the type of creature that served as antagonist in the latter story. There's also an invasion of the themes I explored in The Black Fire Concerto and "Longsleeves," this time in a tremendously twisted science fantasy setting.
Should any of these tidbits make you curious to read these pieces, and you can't get your hands on the texts in the usual ways, feel free to give me a holler.
Posted in Strangeness
"The Quiltmaker" and the Apex Magazine subscription drive
In the Sudden Plot Twist department, I'm taking another pause from preparing for the World Fantasy Convention to share that:
A) My 20,000-word horror novella "The Quiltmaker," sequel to my Nebula Award-nominated monster story "The Button Bin" and centerpiece (more or less) of my Shirley Jackson Award-nominated collection Unseaming, is going to be reprinted by the fine folks at Apex Magazine. It will be a way to stitch scattered parts together, so to speak, as Apex shared the "The Button Bin" with unsuspecting readers back in 2011…
B) The Apex gang is in the midst of a $10,000 subscription drive, and they've made the unlocking of "The Quiltmaker" (very desirable under these circumstances, not so desirable if you're a character in the story fighting for survival) the reward for readers once the drive passes $1,000. Which is (ulp!) the very next goal on the list, and just one of many terrific perks, so please do check out what they have to offer, you won't regret it.
Posted in Appearances, Fiction, Short stories, Signal boosts, Unseaming, Writing
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Breaking news this evening as Minnesota Golden Gophers quarterback Philip Nelson has told KFAN's Dan Barreiro that he is leaving the football program.
"I want to thank Coach Kill for the opportunity to play football at the University of Minnesota," Nelson said in a statement, according to the Star Tribune. "I have the uttermost respect for Coach Kill and what he's done for this program. I also want to reach out to to all the great Minnesota fans that supported the football program and say thank you. Your effort makes a difference.
Nelson played in nine games and started 12 last season for the Gophers, who finished 8-5 and lost to Syracuse in the Texas Bowl, 21-17 in late December.
Nelson struggled in the passing game and ended the season sharing time at quarterback with redshirt freshman Mitchell Leidner.
In the bowl matchup Syracuse, Nelson started the game only to be replaced by Leidner for the majority of the game. Nelson finished 2-7 passing for 18 yards while Leidner finished 11-22 for 205 yards and a pair of long touchdown passes in the fourth quarter to nearly help the Gophers pull the comeback.
For the season, Nelson finished with 1,306 passing yards and nine touchdowns.
With Nelson out Leidner becomes the immediate favorite to start at quarterback. | {
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Tampa Bay, Florida has strippers and it's probably Dolly Parton's fault
Shannon June 23, 2013 Dolly Parton No Comments
This isn't really news but it is an interesting, possibly true story.
The Tampa Tribute had a story a few months back about how Dolly Parton could possibly be to blame (or at least be part of the reason) Tampa Bay, Florida has strip clubs.
According to the story, in the mid-'60s, a gentleman named Bobby Rodriguez purchased a country bar in Tampa called The Deep South. The bar was a rough-and-tumble place where up-and-coming country stars often performed. The bar wasn't that profitable so Bobby decided to make some changes.
First off, he attempted to tone down the fighting in the place. Bobby liked to take care of business himself when it came to the rowdy crowd. Unfortunately, one of the characters he threw out for causing problems later allegedly caught the kitchen on fire in retaliation. When the fire-starter confessed what he had done, Bobby promptly shot him in the leg.
With that problem solved but the bar still not making much money, Rodriguez turned his sights on the entertainment. He went to the books and realized that one of the best nights they had in terms of the crowd was the night they had Dolly Parton on stage.
Now Dolly's a wonderful singer and most people love her, but she also has two assetts that Rodriguez recognized immediately, and her voice wasn't one of them.
Rodriguez realized the majority of her fans were men, and that they were not listening to her talents but rather gawking at them. Pacheco said Rodriguez figured he could toss any beautiful woman on stage, dress her scantily, have her dance and pay her a fraction of what he paid talented musicians, and the same men who came to see Dolly Parton would pay to see the unknown beauty.
Rodriguez brought in dancers who originally wore bathing suits. Of course, as the profits went up the women's clothing came off and the rest is history.
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As the story says, "without Dolly Parton as an inspiration, it's possible none of it would have happened."
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J.T. Hodges' musical influences range from classic rock to traditional Country, and considering his upbringing in a recording studio, this… | {
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2017 was a very productive year for the office! To read more about what was accomplished, and what is planned for the road ahead use the button below!
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The City of Colorado Springs, Office of Emergency Management's (CSOEM) Disaster Recovery Plan is an all-hazards plan which serves to support the City of Colorado Springs, Emergency Operations Plan (2016) and the Hazard Mitigation Plan (2016). | {
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Alabama homeowner shoots and kills suspect during home invasion attempt
Updated Mar 06, 2019; Posted Jul 18, 2016
By Prescotte Stokes III | [email protected]
One person was shot during a home invasion early Saturday (July 16) morning in Mobile, according to a press release by the Mobile Police Department.
Police said that at approximately 2:17 a.m. officers responded to an apartment complex in the 800 block of Texas Street for a report of an individual shot.
When officers arrived the homeowner at the apartment had been shot and suffered a non life-threatening injury. One of the burglars who police identified as 19 year-old, Eddie Hardy was also shot during the home invasion. He was transported to a local hospital by a privately owned vehicle where he later died from his injuries.
A preliminary investigation into the home invasion revealed that three individuals, Deidra White, 24, Donald Denson, 19 and Eddie Hardy, 19, committed the home invasion. Hardy was shot by the homeowner during the incident.
White was arrested and charged with robbery first degree and Denson was arrested and charged with attempted murder and robbery first degree. | {
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Video Game College Scholarships
The evo college scholarship for gamers is awarded in partnership with the nyu game center and is presented yearly for $10,000 to two talented high school seniors or college students who demonstrate great promise in the pursuit of a major and a future career in the industry of video game. Private liberal arts institution kentucky college, a component of the university of pikeville, has announced that it will be making video games an official sport and offering 20 scholarships to gamers from the autumn.
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While colleges and universities offer scholarships for gamers on a competitive basis, other schools and organizations offer video game design scholarships to students with a love for interactive gaming and who are interested in a career in the video game industry.
Video game college scholarships. Hawaii pacific university (honolulu, hi) public domain photo via wikimedia commons. Up to $6,000 per student player. In partnership with the nyu game center, the evo college scholarship for gamers is presented annually for $10,000 to two talented high school seniors or college students who demonstrate great promise in pursuing a major and a future career in the video game industry.
To offer video gaming scholarships, where students can earn up to $19,000 a year in gaming scholarships. Scholarships may help you turn your hobby into a rewardable skill. Women and minority students also qualify for a number of video game scholarships.
Top universities from cornell to texas tech are offering up to $600 in tuition credits for high school students in video game development club. Scoring a college education because of their gaming skills. Txwes is another college getting into the varsity esports arena.
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Playing video games might sound like the most unlikely way to pull a college scholarship, but an increasing number of students are doing just that: The typical image of college in hawaii is perfect weather, rich culture, and beautiful beaches. Overwatch, league of legends, and hearthstone.
Robert morris university is a small private college near chicago which launched an athletic scholarship for video game players in late 2014. The esa foundation computer and video game arts and sciences scholarship. The scholarship is available to collegiate esports team members that are in their freshman, sophomore, or junior year.
These will be awarded on your game history and also on your performance as a university athlete. Chicago's robert morris university is the first college to offer video gaming scholarships for students. Video games are obviously very popular among students and in the us alone there are an estimated 164 million gamers.
The 5 best scholarships for video game design 1. Represented games for esports scholarships: Esports scholarships have become increasingly popular so that you can put your fortnite skills to use to pay for college!
The entertainment software association (esa) offers three scholarships for women and minority students who want to work in the video game industry. If you want to break into the video game industry, there are many gaming scholarships to help you pay for college. Rit has caught on to the momentum generated by gamers and realized that are.
The team plays league of legends, a popular computer game in which players work. Rochester institute of technology (rit) has launched one of the most respected game design and development programs in the u.s. Kontrol freek is a video gaming company that manufactures video game controllers.
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On the competitive side, we offer scholarships to gamers in both 'league of legends' and 'overwatch,' says mark deppe, acting director for uc. Video game development club members can earn college scholarships while still in high school. Their philanthropic arm is now offering scholarships to serious gamers.
One thing you may not know is that video games are also a way for you to get college scholarships! Evo college scholarship for gamers. For scholarships, texas wesleyan university is offering up to 12 scholarships for $2,000.
You don't have to be an expert gamer to design video games. The program is part of the school's athletic department, and students are required to attend practices and competitions just like any other student athlete. Kentucky college starts offering video game scholarships for teens who play battle arena game 'league of legends' the move makes the university of pikeville one of only a few schools in the nation.
Both casual video gamers and competitive gamers may find gaming scholarships to make college affordable. Robert morris university was the first college in the u.s.
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How To Record WhatsApp Video Call On Android
April 6, 2021 by Raku
In the recent era, the mode of connection and communication has been changed, in earlier times when there were no internets and telecommunication, the primary mode of communication at that time was through handwritten letters, which usually take a week or month to deliver to the designated address.
After the inception of telecommunication this long-distance shortened and by the introduction of introduction, people get more connected to each other as compared to older times. In Android we have many interesting apps like GBWhatsApp, YOWhatsApp to perform many actions.
By the time of the introduction of social media apps, the mode of communication completely changed. People carry the communication devices in their hands and they can be in touch with their dear ones at any time and anywhere. These social media apps are WhatsApp, Facebook, google duo, and skype.
Among these apps one has gained a vast majority of audience since its formation, is WhatsApp, this particular app revolutionized the way people connect to each other.
How To Record WhatsApp Calls On Android For Free
First of all, go to the Google Play Store on the device and search for "AZ Screen Recorder" (without quotes) in the search box, click on the download button next to the az screen recording app.
Download AZ Screen Recorder
After download, finish click on the app grant all the required permission on the app for its proper functioning.
Now go to the app setting in the az screen recorder and change the audio source to internal audio.
After that move to the screen recording option in the app and switch it on.
Now open WhatsApp and click on the person to whom you want to make a video call.
After a while disconnect the call and switch off the screen recording from the notification bar or from the app.
If the user finds any issues with the audio in the recording, just revert back to the microphone option in the az screen recording setting and there won't be any issue while recording WhatsApp video calls.
Whatsapp allows its user to send text messages as well as to make a voice or video call through the app via an active internet connection, and the most important thing is WhatsApp didn't charge a single penny to make voice/video call through the app, all you need is a WhatsApp supporting device as well as active internet connection.
In the renting era and owing to the contemporary pandemic situation all the classes and lectures are going through online mode and the student needs to record those classes and lectures for future today we will get to know the way to record WhatsApp video calls on Android devices. To record a WhatsApp video call on android devices, the user needs to install the third-party app in order to record the video call over the app.
The main reason behind this is the different functionality of different android devices, the manufacturers of the smartphone provide functions like screen recording in the phone itself while other smartphone brands don't provide this functionality.
So, the best method to record a WhatsApp video call on android devices is through the screen recording function, which usually comes preinstalled in the smartphone, and if the smartphone doesn't have screen recording functionality, the user will have to be dependent on third-party apps to record WhatsApp video calls. So, let's talk about the process and trick to record WhatsApp video call on android devices. There are a number of apps available on the play store to record WhatsApp video calls.
The user can opt for any of the apps from the play store to record video calls on WhatsApp, but the most preferred one is an az screen recorder, this particular app is the most preferred one because of its easy user interface and this app allows the user to record internal audio during a call. So, let get to know about the process to record WhatsApp video call on android devices without wasting any time.
For android users, there are plenty of ways by which a user can record WhatsApp video calls, and nowadays most of smartphones come with built-in screen recording functionality, so there is no requirement to be dependent on third-party apps. Although these apps come with complexities but as these are available in large numbers, the user has various options to use according to his preference. For the time being, this is all the information we have regarding how to record WhatsApp video calls on android, to get further updates related to this feature kindly stay connected with us.
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It was during this stop and search process that the suspect was found with two human hands. It was reported that the suspect initially claimed that he found the two hands around Okemesi Ekiti and was looking for a herbalist to sell them to.
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McConnell says Senate will vote on a $500 billion stimulus plan before Election Day as Trump tells GOP to 'go big or go home'
Nicholas Wu
WASHINGTON – Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell announced Tuesday the Senate would vote on a roughly $500 billion COVID-19 stimulus plan next week, only two weeks before the election, as President Donald Trump urged Republicans to "go big or go home" on stimulus.
McConnell said in a statement the Republican-led Senate's "first order of business" once they return Monday would be to vote on a "targeted" relief plan, including new funding for the Paycheck Protection Program (PPP), a loan forgiveness program for small businesses.
"Unless Democrats block this aid for workers, we will have time to pass it before we proceed as planned to the pending Supreme Court nomination as soon as it is reported by the Judiciary Committee," he said, referring to the ongoing confirmation hearings of Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett.
Both parties head into the election without a stimulus deal in hand and as many of the programs passed in March have lapsed. The PPP loans expired, a federal boost to unemployment benefits ran out, and airlines warned of mass layoffs and furloughs after their federal assistance lapsed at the beginning of the month.
Democrats blocked a $300 billion plan supported by Republicans last month as both sides deadlocked over stimulus negotiations. House Democrats passed their own $2.2 trillion plan earlier this month, but Senate Republicans are unlikely to act on the bill.
Trump briefly pulled out of negotiations last week, telling Senate Republicans he wanted them to focus on Barrett's nomination instead. Since then, the president reversed course, first calling for stand-alone bills on airline relief and $1,200 stimulus checks, and then offering a $1.8 trillion proposal that Democrats rejected as inadequate.
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Asked about the White House's proposal, Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., told reporters Monday "I like the package we had on the floor," referring to Senate Republicans' previous $300 billion package.
In a letter sent to House Democrats on Tuesday morning, Pelosi reiterated her opposition to the White House proposal, saying in some respects, the White House proposal "makes matters worse."
"A fly on the wall or wherever else it might land in the Oval Office tells me that the President only wants his name on a check to go out before Election Day and for the market to go up," Pelosi said.
The two sides remain at an impasse over the total amount to spend, the level of funding for state and local government assistance, a national COVID-19 testing plan, and election assistance funding, among other provisions.
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Pelosi seemed unfazed by McConnell's announcement on a conference call with House Democrats, telling them she was "confident' in their position, according to a source on the call who was granted anonymity to reveal the contents of a private conversation.
"I don't think our leverage has ever been greater than it is now," she said.
"Even the President is saying, 'Go big or go home,'" she said in response to concerns some Democrats raised about taking the White House offer and using it as a starting point should former Vice President Joe Biden win the presidency in November.
Contributing: Christal Hayes
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We all have that one person on our Christmas list who is impossible to shop for. Whether they're extra-picky or seemingly already have everything, perusing the stores for their gift is full of self-doubt and frustration. If you have a couple question marks on your family and friends Christmas list, follow this guide to no-fail stylish Christmas gifts!
Who can say no to a cozy infinity scarf that perfectly insulates during the bitter winter months? If you're not sure what the giftee's favorite colors are, stick to neutral tones and make sure you try it on to test out softness—nobody likes a scratchy scarf!
The key to buying clothes for the difficult person on your gift list is to not buy any items you'd expect them to wear outside. Style is so personal and even when you think you understand someone's look, you can never be too sure. To save yourself from the awkward "How come you never wear that pink polka dot dress I got you?" moments, stick to lounge wear. Uber soft joggers are always well received, because really, who doesn't want to lounge around their house in cloud-like pants? Bonus, stretchy pants are less restricting in sizing. Your best guess as to their size will likely work just fine.
Jewelry is a toughie, but also very meaningful. To get this one right, avoid statement pieces. Even if you're pretty certain they like statement jewelry, the subtle details of a particular statement necklace can be a deal breaker for your giftee. Low-key metallic jewelry is the safe zone—and is always chic—so stick to simple gold or silver necklaces with a delicate nondescript charm on it. Layering and stacking necklaces are very popular right now, so think of your gift as an addition to her collection rather than a bold standout piece.
When all else fails, a pair of fuzzy slippers are always warmly welcomed. Avoid all overtly patterned or fluffy slippers that look childish; stick to the ever-classic shearling or sheepskin-lined moccasins that will last her for years. Moccasins are always Christmas-appropriate, so this is a gift she can slip on right away.
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Make your gift extra-personal with a subtly monogrammed clutch or makeup bag! This gift will make her feel special without the commitment of wearing a super preppy monogram necklace or scarf. Besides, who doesn't love having their name stamped on something? | {
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Asexuality is a sexual orientation in which someone experiences little to no sexual attraction toward others. They might also have little to no desire to have sexual encounters, in general. That said, every asexual person is different in the way they approach sexual intimacy. Consider it more of a spectrum versus a concrete set of rules.
For example, some do experience romantic attraction but with no desire for sexual intimacy, and some may want to have sex or masturbate but still not be wholly attracted to others. Also, some might engage sexually with others or with themselves but may not feel pleasure when doing so. These are only a few examples.
Note that asexuality is not considered the same as abstaining from sex for religious or philosophical reasons. In such cases, sexual attraction might occur but it is simply not acted upon.
Is Asexuality Considered a Choice?
There are two primary philosophies in regard to asexuality. The first is that it is a sexual orientation in the same way heterosexuality and homosexuality are orientations. The LGBTQ+ community recognizes asexuality as its own orientation.
The second philosophy is that someone who identifies as asexual is experiencing a physiological abnormality, such as low libido levels or Hypoactive Sexual Desire Disorder (HSDD).
Ultimately, there is much we don't know about what causes someone to have an asexual orientation, and it is always best practice to respect anyone's sexual identity.
How to Know If You're Asexual
Sometimes a person's asexuality isn't immediately obvious to themselves. This is partially because it isn't as widely discussed as heterosexuality or homosexuality, and so there is a lack of understanding around the topic. Some don't even realize that asexuality exists as a sexual orientation.
Further, in the same way it might take someone time to recognize that they are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer, a person may require careful introspection before recognizing their own asexuality.
To help you determine whether or not you might be asexual, consider whether you've experienced any of the following:
You can see that others are conventionally attractive, but you rarely (if ever) experience a sexual attraction toward them
You have little to no desire to engage in sexual encounters with others, including your romantic partner
You have little to no desire to masturbate
You engage in sexual intimacy, but you do not enjoy it
You engage in sexual intimacy, but you rarely initiate it
You rarely think about sex
You do not find sexual intimacy — or even the thought of it — rewarding, exciting, interesting, or important
You have a difficult time identifying with other sexual orientations, including heterosexuality, homosexuality, bisexuality, and pansexuality
You have little to no desire to even be involved in a romantic relationship
You've felt a combination of any of the above for an ongoing period of time, perhaps since adolescence
As mentioned above, every asexual person is different. It's helpful to think of asexuality as a spectrum, and to consider whether you fall anywhere on that spectrum versus fitting into an exact definition.
Types of Sexual Minorities and Their Characteristics
Asexual, Demisexual, and Graysexual
The terms demisexual and asexual are often conflated. While tangentially related, the two orientations are actually very different from one another. Someone who is demisexual does experience sexual desire toward others and enjoy sexual intimacy, but only after a strong emotional bond has been established.
Demisexuality technically falls on the asexual spectrum, along with graysexuality which is characterized as someone who does experience sexual desire and attraction, but infrequently and/or with low intensity.
Asexuality Vs. Temporary Lack of Libido
One of the key differences between asexuality and a general lack of libido (also referred to as a low sex drive) is how long the feelings last with either. Many who identify as asexual have felt the way they do for a long period of time — sometimes as early as their adolescence.
A libido drop later in life is often not the same as being of asexual orientation. Common causes of low libido include mental health distress such as anxiety, stress, and depression, certain medications and supplements, underlying illness, steroid use, and hormonal changes and imbalances.
For example, women in menopause often notice a decrease in their sexual desire due to a strong hormonal shift. If you suspect any of the aforementioned might be causing a low sex drive, it's best to consult a general or specialized medical doctor.
In some cases, a low sex drive might also be the result of trauma, including sexual abuse, physical abuse, rape, attempted rape, sex shaming, and other negative sexual experiences. This is something to speak about with a therapist or other mental health care professional, who can help you heal from past traumas.
How to Explain Your Asexuality
We want to be clear here: you do not owe an explanation of your sexual orientation to anyone. That said, there are times when you might feel compelled to talk to someone about your sexuality.
For example, you may feel you want to discuss your sexual orientation in a romantic partnership, with your closest friends, or to family members. If it's your desire to explain your asexuality to someone, the best approach is forthright honesty, especially since many aren't very familiar with the term.
Explain exactly what you feel and don't feel. If you're speaking with a romantic partner, be clear about how this might impact your sexual relationship.
Resources for Understanding Asexuality
If you'd like to continue learning more about asexuality, we recommend checkout out the following books:
Understanding Asexuality
The Invisible Orientation: An Introduction to Asexuality
Let's Talk About Love
In addition, there are plenty of online resources available where asexual-identifying individuals can find others who may be having similar experiences. It is worth a Google search to find such organizations as well as searching for networks in your area that may be able to connect you with other asexual-identifying people.
Remember, you are not alone in your experiences and your feelings.
Asexuality is a spectrum, and no two people on that spectrum are exactly the same in their sexual desire or attraction toward others or even with themselves. Having a better understanding your own sexual orientation, and even putting a soft label on it, can perhaps put you on a path of better understanding yourself.
This might lead to increased self-esteem and generally more clarity in who you are and how you navigate life and relationships. In some cases, a lack of sexual desire is the result of low libido or past traumas, and it is worth exploring those paths if you think either might be affecting your sexual desire and attraction.
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Creekside Community Centre Garden, False Creek Seawall, Vancouver, B.C.
Nest showcases a unique blend from Vancouver's rich Design, Arts, Engagement and Ecological sectors. It is designed to be both sculptural and functional: providing seawall pedestrians and neighbourhood residents with a beautifully crafted object; by providing a meeting space to connect with their community; as well as a place to ponder co-existence with our avifauna friends. The sculpture is designed to be entered and to offer visitors a place of respite in the form of a circular bench on the interior. From within, visitors have the chance to experience the world from the uncanny perspective of a hatchling, or adult nesting bird, which places them directly in a previously unconsidered 'birds-eye-view' of the world and may enable them to form new kinds of admiration for, relationships with and encourage conservation efforts for avian species.
For thousands of years the False Creek area, an ecologically rich intertidal estuary known as Sen ákw in the Squamish language, was home to hundreds of native and migratory bird species. The Coast Salish peoples (Skwxwú7mesh, Tsliel-waututh, and Xwméthkwyiem) used the estuary as both a passageway and a place to fish and hunt for birds and seals. With the arrival of the colonialists, these lands were fragmented and alienated from the much larger indigenous landscape and by the 1960's the entire area had been sold and filled-in for development and industry. Today, Sen ákw is one of the most densely populated areas in Canada and the past abundance of bird species was thought to never return. Despite this, ongoing efforts are being made by the City of Vancouver, Vancouver Parks, community gardens, local ecological groups (such as the Urban Wildlife Action Network), stream 'daylighting' groups and artist-designers (such as The Department of Bird Safety) to draw attention to these issues and restore parts of Vancouver's natural forested, intertidal and shoreline habitat and as a result, the variety of bird species and numbers observed in the area continues to rise. Nest was designed to give us an inside perspective on birds as they continue to seek nesting ground in this ecologically rebounding neighbourhood as well as navigate the new constraints that hazards like reflective surfaces, bright lights, glass windows, felines and canines place upon them.
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