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RX hikes pushing patients to base pharmacies
Fee increases for TRICARE co-pays starting Feb. 1.
RX hikes pushing patients to base pharmacies Fee increases for TRICARE co-pays starting Feb. 1. Check out this story on kitsapsun.com: http://www.kitsapsun.com/story/opinion/columnists/2018/01/26/prescription-hikes-pushing-patients-base-pharmacies/1066581001/
Military Update Published 11:00 a.m. PT Jan. 26, 2018
Tom Philpott(Photo: Courtesy image)
TRICARE beneficiaries will see increases in co-payments for prescription drugs filled by mail order or at neighborhood retail outlets starting Feb. 1.
The prospect of higher out-of-pocket costs at these venues is expected to drive more beneficiaries to use on-base pharmacies where prescription drugs will continue to be dispensed free of charge.
Of fee increases set to take effect next week, said David W. Bobb, chief of the Defense Health Agency's Pharmacy Operations Division, "what will have the greatest impact, not only on the program but on our beneficiaries, is the $7 co-pay that's going to be implemented for generic drugs through the mail order program."
For years mailed generic drugs had been cost free to TRICARE users.
Prescription fees will climb only "a small amount" for brand-name and non-formulary drugs procured off base, Bobb added. That's why the new co-pay for mail order generics is most likely to affect beneficiary behavior. On-base pharmacies will become more popular. Retail outlets will fall more out of favor compared to base-run pharmacies and TRICARE home delivery.
Prescriptions filled by mail are for 90-day supplies. Besides the new $7 co-pay for generics, mail order co-pays will rise from $20 to $24 for brand name drugs on the military formulary and from $49 to $53 for non-formulary brand names.
Prescriptions filled in the TRICARE network of retail pharmacies are for 30 days. Those co-pays will increase from $10 to $11 for generic drugs, from $24 to $28 for formulary brand-names and from $50 to $53 for non-formulary.
In some cases, survivors of active duty service members may be eligible for lower cost-share amounts, officials said. Brand-name drugs not on the formulary are not available at base pharmacies unless deemed medically necessary.
Spokespersons for the Army, Navy and Air Force surgeons general confirmed that on-base pharmacy outlets expect to become busier.
"Based upon historical experience with congressionally-mandated movement of brand-name refills from retail to mail order and military treatment facility [MTF] pharmacies, military pharmacies understand the potential for a workload shift from retail and mail order with the co-pay increases on 1 February," said the Air Force Medical Service in a statement. "MTF pharmacies are prepared to absorb the increased workload and will monitor to adjust staffing and operations to meet prescription demand."
Army and Navy gave similar assurances.
Base pharmacies will "monitor prescription workload and adjust staffing and operations to meet…demand," said Angela A. Ciancio for Navy's surgeon general.
"It is hard to predict patient behavior but…some movement of prescription volume from the mail program" is expected. "We will monitor and adjust resources to meet…demand as needed," said Army Medical Command in its statement.
In fiscal 2017, prescription drug costs for the Department of Defense totaled $7.54 billion. That's "net" costs after accounting for beneficiary co-pays, manufacturer refunds on drugs dispensed from retail outlets, and reimbursements from other health insurance plans that TRICARE users might have. That total is 4.3 percent, or $312 million, higher than in 2016 and 14.6 percent, or $961 million, higher more department drug costs from 2008, or a decade earlier.
Bobb, the department's top pharmacy official since last fall and a retired Air Force colonel, said drug costs have been contained in part because Congress has allowed co-pay increases that incentivized greater use of base pharmacies and mail order which are more cost effective than drugs dispensed from retail outlets.
"I think we've done a really good job of controlling costs," Bobb said.
Higher co-pays have changed patient behavior. In 2008, the department spent $4.22 billion or 64 percent of pharmaceutical dollars at retail drug outlets. By 2017, retail spending had fallen to $2.01 billion or 26.7 percent of overall costs.
During the same decade, on-base pharmacy usage saw only modest growth. The cost of drugs dispensed at military pharmacies climbed from $1.41 billion in 2008 to $1.76 last year. That's 23.4 percent of total spending on pharmaceuticals, or two points higher than in 2008.
The size of the mail order program, however, has more than tripled over the decade. In 2008, home delivery accounted for $954 million, or 14.5 percent, of department spending on medicines. Last year, DoD spent $3.76 billion on mail order drugs, or 49.9 percent of total prescription drug costs.
The co-pay increases set for February will raise beneficiary costs about $140 million through the remainder of fiscal 2018. Congress said it approved the increases in part to free up dollars to continue a Special Survivor Indemnity Allowance which was set to expire this spring. The $310-a-month SSIA is paid to 60,000 surviving spouses of members who either died in retirement from service-connected ailments or injuries or died on active duty.
Bobb said a portion of higher co-pays also will improve readiness and modernize the TRICARE benefit. The new $7 co-pay for mail-order generic drugs still leaves the benefit "very competitive" with commercial insurance plans, he said.
"We have looked at some data from the Kaiser Family Foundation [on] typical co-pays for other plans. The average for generic medication is $11 for 30-day supply whereas the new generic co-pay for DoD is $7 for a 90-day supply."
Whether the new co-pay spurs many more beneficiaries to use base-run pharmacies will depend on several factors including how far they must travel to use military pharmacists and how many drugs they take to make the trip worthwhile.
"We are still gathering data on what we think patient behaviors will be," Bobb said. "We have looked at…civilian health plans when co-pays have been increased to try to predict. So far, we don't' really have a solid conclusion yet."
In March 2014, about 500,000 beneficiaries age 65 and older with chronic health conditions were forced to have their maintenance drug prescriptions filled by mail order or on base rather than through local retail pharmacies. Since then annual retail drug costs for TRICARE have fallen by $1.4 billion, or 41 percent.
"A lot of that went to mail order," Bobb said.
The new co-pays will ensure the downward trend for retail continues. That's fine with the Defense Health Agency whose goal regarding prescription drugs is to provide "a very robust benefit while also being conscious of costs," Bobb said.
More information on new pharmacy copayments is available online at www.tricare.mil/pharmacycosts. To learn more about the pharmacy program or to move your prescriptions to home delivery visit www.tricare.mil/pharmacy.
Contact Tom Philpott at P.O. Box 231111, Centreville, VA, 20120 or [email protected].
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Pleasures of Plication
Brian Hayes. American Scientist. Volume 83, Issue 6. November 1995.
Among all the forms of sculpture, the most interesting from a mathematical point of view may well be paper folding. In support of this assertion I would point out that paper folding requires a distinctive leap of the imagination from Flatland into Roundworld, from two dimensions to three. A sculptor who carves stone or models clay begins with a medium that is already three-dimensional, but the paper folder must envision the solid object in the flat and formless sheet. This calls for strong geometric intuition.
A computer program now under development offers assistance in making he leap into a higher dimension. Given a three-dimensional object, the software attempts to generate a "folding net," a two-dimensional diagram that you can color or otherwise decorate, then print on paper, cut out and fold up to create a three-dimensional model. The program, called HyperGami, is the creation of Michael Eisenberg of the University of Colorado at Boulder and Ann Nishioka, a doctoral student at Colorado. So far it is being used mainly to explore paper models of polyhedra, which are objects that hold much mathematical interest of their own.
In addition to serving as a bridge between dimensions, HyperGami spans two worlds in another way as well. Part of its user interface relies on the direct manipulation of objects–the point-and-click paradigm common in most graphics software today. But there is also a programming-language interface, which allows operations on the solids and on their folding nets to be expressed algorithmically. Exploring ways of combining these two styles of computing was one of the original motivations for the project.
Solids and Nets
The best-known form of paper folding is the art of origami, long practiced in Japan, China and Korea, and with many enthusiasts elsewhere as well. In the traditional form of origami, objects must be folded from a single square sheet of paper. Furthermore, folding is the only operation allowed; there is no marking, measuring, cutting or gluing. In classical origami you should be able to unfold the finished object and recover the original sheet of paper.
The name HyperGami pays tribute to the art of origami, but the program in its present form is best suited to somewhat less rigorous folding challenges, which admit tools forbidden to the origami purist–namely scissors and paste. The folding nets produced by the program are arrangements of connected polygons that have to be cut out of the sheet and then glued along corresponding edges to form a three-dimensional model. Although these operations lie outside the customs of origami, they draw on another old tradition. The idea of a folding net goes back at least as far as Albrecht Drer, the German Renaissance engraver, who incorporated polyhedra into a number of his works. And of course some of the polyhedra are themselves important emblems of classical Greek mathematics.
When the HyperGami software is started up, it displays three main windows and several auxiliary palettes. One of the windows shows an orthographic projection of whatever three-dimensional object is currently under construction, and a second window displays the corresponding flattened folding net. The third window gives access to the programming environment, where procedures that act on the graphic objects are entered and executed. The palettes provide a variety of tools and controls for building and decorating polyhedra. For example, one palette consists of buttons that generate various simple polyhedra as the starting point for a construction project. Another palette specifies colors and pen widths for use in decorating the objects.
You can do quite a lot with the HyperGami system just by issuing direct commands from the palettes and from menus, without doing any programming. Clicking on a button instantly creates both a three-dimensional view and a folding net for any of several simple polyhedra, including the five Platonic solids (the regular tetrahedron, cube, octahedron, dodecahedron and icosahedron). With other buttons the three-dimensional view can be rotated about x, y and z axes. With a click of the mouse the individual polygons that make up the surface of the polyhedron can be filled with a selected color or pattern. Any such decoration applied to the folding net can then be transferred to the three-dimensional view. A pen tool can be made to draw simultaneously on both the net and the solid, which helps a great deal in figuring out which polygons in the net correspond to which faces of the solid.
Other interactive commands alter the geometry of both the net and the solid. By applying a linear mapping, you can stretch or compress a polyhedron along any axis. For example, a regular icosahedron (which could be inscribed inside a sphere) can be deformed into a prolate and highly nonregular icosahedron (which could be inscribed inside an ellipsoid). The program attempts to draw a folding net for the distorted solid, so that you can build a paper model.
Another built-in operation is vertex truncation: lopping off all the vertices and thereby replacing them with faces. Truncating the 30 vertices of an icosahedron yields a new object with 60 vertices, 12 pentagonal faces and 20 hexagonal faces, all arranged with the symmetry of a soccer ball. This truncated icosahedron is also the structure of buckminsterfullerene, the C sub 60 carbon molecule. After truncating a polyhedron, HyperGami again tries to generate a folding net.
I say that the program tries to generate a folding net because the success of the attempt is not guaranteed. If you take a folded paper polyhedron and cut along selected edges, you will eventually reach a state in which no two polygons are joined along more than one edge. At this point the paper can be made to lie flat, but the result is not necessarily a valid folding net, because some of the polygons may overlap. For some nonconvex polyhedra no single-sheet folding net exists. (A polyhedron is nonconvex if it has indentations–or more formally if you can find two points on its surface connected by a straight line that passes outside the surface.) Does every convex polyhedron have a nonoverlapping net? the question is apparently an open problem in computational geometry (Croft et al. 1991, p. 73). Even when a net is known to exist, however, finding it can be a combinatorial headache. The number of candidate nets grows exponentially with the number of faces in the polyhedron.
HyperGami's net-generating algorithm begins by choosing a single face as the starting point for the net, then adds adjacent faces one by one to exposed edges. Heuristic rules built into the program favor nets that are considered easier to fold; the user can adjust the rules when necessary. Although the algorithm is not guaranteed to work in all cases, Eisenberg and Nishioka report that it has not yet failed to find a net for any convex solid, and it also works for many nonconvex ones.
To actually build the polyhedra, you need a printer, and preferably a color printer. Color ink-jet printers, which have recently become quite inexpensive, work well for this purpose. Eisenberg and Nishioka remark that HyperGami "represents an attempt to expand the role of the color printer–rather than being merely an output device, the printer now becomes something a little closer to a 'mathematical toy shop." For Eisenberg the emphasis on making tangible artifacts reflects his disappointment that earlier software projects have proved so ephemeral. As an author of programs for the Tandy Color Computer, he has seen his work become inaccessible in a span of just a few years. The software itself is still perfectly serviceable, but no one has a machine to run it. If HyperGami eventually succumbs to the same fate, he will at least have an office full of brightly colored souvenirs. (All of the polyhedra shown in the photographs that accompany this article were decorated and folded by Eisenberg and Nishioka.)
Programs and Polyhedra
Given a chance to play with polyhedra by merely mousing around–doing geometry with a flick of the wrist–why would anyone choose to brave the rigors of a programming language? Eisenberg is a strong advocate of the notion that most computer software ought to offer both means of interaction. Menus and buttons and direct manipulation bring a delightful immediacy to computing, but they also have limitations. No matter how many palettes of buttons and how many menu options are offered, users of a program will always want to do something the author has not foreseen. Adding still more buttons and menus is not the answer. What is needed instead is a mechanism that allows the user to expand and modify the software at will. "What is missing," Eisenberg writes, "is a medium of expression in which concepts can be built, named, saved, re-used, extended, combined. What is missing is language."
Here is a simple instance where language proves its worth:
The most important development in the study of polyhedra since antiquity was Leonhard Euler's 1750 discovery of an invariant relation between the number of faces, edges and vertices in a polyhedron. The relation is expressed in the equation:
faces – edges + vertices = 2.
Adrien-Marie Legendre and others later proved that the equation holds true for any polyhedron that is topologically equivalent to a sphere. Exploring this relation by manually counting the faces, edges and vertices of a model is tedious and error-prone. (Maybe that's why it remained unnoticed for more than 2,000 years.) Doing the counting with a mouse on a computer screen is even more awkward. On the other hand, a procedure to do the arithmetic can be written in a line or two.
A command to calculate the Euler characteristic could have been built into the HyperGami software and provided as a menu choice, but there is no end of other functions one might then demand. For example, having just computed (faces – edges + vertices) for a three-dimensional polyhedron, the urge is irresistible to apply the same formula to the two-dimensional net. Again, writing a procedure to solve the problem is trivial. (The result is not immediately obvious. There is a one-to-one mapping between the faces of the solid and the polygons of the net, but some edges and vertices are duplicated when the polyhedron is cut open. Is the Euler characteristic the same for all nets? Is the constant in the equation still 2? Some answers are given at the end of this article.)
Solving problems by writing programs–even very simple programs–presupposes a willingness and an ability to write them. There is a language to be learned, which most people do not pick up as quickly as they do point-and-click methods. But the rewards are commensurate with the effort required. Furthermore, part of Eisenberg's aim is to promote a "culture of programming," in which facility with computer languages is considered a fundamental skill alongside the reading and writing of human languages.
The programming language underlying HyperGami is Scheme, a dialed of Lisp. Scheme was developed in the late 1970s, mainly at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology; it is a small language, often chosen for introductory computer-science courses, but it is also a highly expressive one. Unlike the rudimentary "macro" or scripting languages built into some programs, Scheme includes all the facilities of a general-purpose programming environment, such as constructs for defining variables, procedures and composite data structures. The entire HyperGami system is written in Scheme, and the full power of the Scheme interpreter is available to the user. (The software relies on features of a specific Scheme implementation, called MacScheme, which runs only on the Apple Macintosh computer, and thus HyperGami too is confined to the Macintosh.)
The version of Scheme presented to the HyperGami user is a superset of the standard language, enriched with various amenities for manipulating polyhedra. Data structures representing faces, edges and vertices are pre-defined, and there are numerous built-in procedures that operate on the current solid or the current folding net.
One major element added to HyperGami's Scheme is a "turtle graphics" system for decorating folding nets. Turtle graphics is usually associated with the Logo programming language (which emerged from the same MIT community as Scheme), but it can be implemented in any language. The original turtle was a hardware device that crawled over a sheet of paper carrying a pen; now a virtual turtle moves around the computer screen under program control, drawing a line as it goes. The advantage of drawing with a turtle rather than drawing by hand is that turtle-graphics routines can be encapsulated in procedures, which then become components of more elaborate procedures, and so on. In this way intricate patterns are assembled from simple commands.
Suppose you want to call attention to some of the symmetries of a polyhedron by drawing a line from the center of each face to the midpoint of each edge. Routines for finding the center of a face and the midpoint of an edge are already present in the HyperGami system, and so you can begin by writing a procedure that places the turtle at the center of a given polygon and draws a line to the midpoint of a specified edge. This procedure is then invoked repeatedly by a higher-level procedure that draws radial lines to all the edges of a single polygon. Finally, yet another procedure applies the radial-line routine to all the polygons in a net. If you design the procedures carefully, they will work equally well for polygons with any number of edges and for polyhedra with any number of faces.
Some of the most interesting HyperGami programs (in my view) are those that explore the connections between the two-dimensional net and the three-dimensional solid. For instance, consider a program for four-coloring a polyhedron–that is, coloring each face with one of four colors in such a way that no two adjacent faces are the same color. (Four colors are guaranteed to be enough for any polyhedron topologically equivalent to a sphere. Therefore you can check that the coloring is possible by calculating Euler's characteristic.) The aim is to paint the colors onto the folding net, but it is not enough that the net itself be properly four-colored. Faces that are distant and unconnected in the net may turn out to be adjacent in the polyhedron, so that they cannot be assigned the same color. The coloring procedure must do its checking for conflicts in the solid, then perform the actual coloring in the net.
Programs and Nonpolyhedra
Writing programs about polyhedra is valuable not only for what it can accomplish but also for what it can teach. When you start manipulating polyhedra algorithmically, you are compelled to think about their geometry in new ways.
Suppose you tried to describe a regular dodecahedron to a friend who had never seen one. You might say something like, "It has 12 faces, all of them regular pentagons, joined along their edges so that three faces meet at every vertex." This verbal sketch might suffice for a friend with exceptional geometric intuition, but it is not nearly enough to induce a computer to draw a picture of a dodecahedron and generate a folding net. The description leaves too much undefined. (What's a face? What's an edge? What's a vertex?) Furthermore, what it describes is a kind of Platonic ideal of a dodecahedron, floating somewhere in space. Drawing a picture requires choosing a specific dodecahedron, with a definite size and position and orientation.
The description of a dodecahedron that works best for a computer is one you would be unlikely to choose to communicate to a friend. It begins with a listing of the coordinates of the vertices. The list says, in effect: Define a point at {x = 0, y = 0, z = 0}, define another point at {x = 1, y = 0, z = O}, define a third point at {x: = 1.309, y = 0.951, z = 0}, and so on for 20 points. Then a second list–an adjacency matrix–indicates which of the vertices are connected by edges. Finally a third list specifies which groups of vertices define planar faces.
This description of a dodecahedron is so opaque and inaccessible that the polyhedron itself seems to have fled the scene altogether, leaving behind nothing but a trail of numbers. Where is the geometry? What has become of the object's elegant symmetries? The complaints have merit. Few people can look at the coordinates of a polyhedron and see its form, any more than they can glance at the score of a symphony and hear its harmonies. And yet the disembodied, numerical description of a polyhedron also has much to recommend it. As already noted, it makes easy work of calculating quantities such as the Euler characteristic. More important, if staring at the adjacency matrix leads you away from geometry, it draws you into the equally beautiful (though more abstract) realms of graph theory and group theory.
Writing a program is also an excellent way to find out whether you really know what you think you know. While exploring the HyperGami system, I tried the exercise of writing a simple procedure to randomly "jiggle" the vertices of a polyhedron, converting a regular solid into a slightly irregular one. The procedure adds a small displacement to the x, y and z coordinates of each vertex and then redraws the solid and the folding net. My first experiments began with a tetrahedron and an octahedron, and the procedure seemed to work fine. But then I tested it on a cube, and discovered that what I had created was not a polyhedron at all. Although the folding net was made up entirely of straight-sided quadrilaterals, and although the edges of these polygons could be locally fitted together at each vertex, assembling the entire structure yielded a solid with curved rather than planar faces.
I find it interesting to reflect on where I went astray. Thinking of polyhedra in terms of Cartesian coordinates gives primacy to the vertices. In the numeric representation it is the vertices that seem to anchor the solid; the edges and faces are derivative features entirely determined by the position of the vertices. Given this view, it is an easy step (for a lazy mind) to suppose that a vertex can be moved at will, as long as the edges and faces are made to follow along. The supposition is true in two dimensions, which is why the folding net still looks okay after the perturbation. But three-dimensional geometry is more tightly constrained. Vertices can be pushed around freely only in polyhedra whose faces are all triangles. (And even in such "deltahedra" there are a few pathological cases to watch out for.)
A correct program for jiggling vertices would have to check all modified faces for planarity, and triangulate them where necessary. On the other hand, my erroneous program is not a total waste. Some of the curved-surface solids it created are intriguing objects in their own right and may merit further investigation. (They induce wonderful illusions of depth perception.)
Much else in HyperGami also remains to be explored. Here are a few projects I lacked the time or the ability to pursue, which someone else might consider taking on:
The "dual" of a polyhedron is created by replacing every vertex with a face and every face with a vertex. The dual of a cube is an octahedron, and the dual of a dodecahedron is an icosahedron. It should be straightforward to write a HyperGami procedure that would handle these elementary cases. A procedure to find duals of all polyhedra would be much more difficult. For some solids the dual is not uniquely defined.
Toroidal polyhedra might present an interesting challenge to the net-generating algorithm. The smallest known toroidal polyhedron (Gardner 1978), which has just seven faces, probably cannot be decomposed into a one-piece folding net without overlaps, but larger examples should be more tractable. Toroidal polyhedra are also a useful check on routines for calculating Euler's characteristic. And you earn extra credit if your procedure for four-coloring an ordinary polyhedron produces a correct seven-coloring of a torus, or better still a four-coloring (Croft et al. 1991, p. 75).
A project with a more practical focus would be to write a routine for adding gluing tabs to a folding net. The tabs must be arranged so that wherever two edges join in the folded solid, there is exactly one tab. Peter Hilton and Jean Pedersen suggest putting a tab on every other edge on the perimeter of the folding net. This rule will never cause an error (where a pair of joined edges have either no tabs or two tabs), but the resulting arrangement is not always optimal for folding. Furthermore, the shapes of the tabs sometimes need careful trimming to avoid overlaps and obstructions.
HyperGami requires a Macintosh computer with at least 10 megabytes of memory. A color monitor and a color printer are obviously helpful. The software is very much a work-in-progress, not a finished product. Some functions are not yet implemented; the documentation is incomplete; many bugs have yet to be eliminated. Readers who would like to experiment with the software in spite of these caveats should send an inquiry to Michael Eisenberg, Department of Computer Science and Institute of Cognitive Science, Campus Box 430, University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado 80309-0430. Internet address: [email protected]
Here is one possible analysis of the Euler characteristic of a two-dimensional net: Think about cutting open a polyhedron along the edges to create a net. The first slit, extending between two vertices (but not including the vertices), increases the number of edges by 1 and leaves the number of faces and vertices unchanged. Thereafter, extending the slit through a vertex and up to (but not including) the next vertex always adds 1 to the count of both edges and vertices. Hence the overall effect of n cuts is to add n edges and n -1 vertices, so that the Euler characteristic for the net is: faces -edges + vertices = 1.
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. "${CURDIR}/tests-config.sh"
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${BUILDDIR}/qa/rpc-tests/listtransactions.py --srcdir "${BUILDDIR}/src"
${BUILDDIR}/qa/rpc-tests/mempool_resurrect_test.py --srcdir "${BUILDDIR}/src"
${BUILDDIR}/qa/rpc-tests/txn_doublespend.py --srcdir "${BUILDDIR}/src"
${BUILDDIR}/qa/rpc-tests/txn_doublespend.py --mineblock --srcdir "${BUILDDIR}/src"
${BUILDDIR}/qa/rpc-tests/getchaintips.py --srcdir "${BUILDDIR}/src"
${BUILDDIR}/qa/rpc-tests/rest.py --srcdir "${BUILDDIR}/src"
${BUILDDIR}/qa/rpc-tests/mempool_spendcoinbase.py --srcdir "${BUILDDIR}/src"
${BUILDDIR}/qa/rpc-tests/httpbasics.py --srcdir "${BUILDDIR}/src"
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Middlesbrough forward Rudy Gestede (39) during the The FA Cup 3rd round match between Middlesbrough and Sunderland at the Riverside Stadium, Middlesbrough, England on 6 January 2018. Photo by Simon Davies.
Middlesbrough have held talks with three players who were accused of confronting the travelling fans after the FA Cup fourth round defeat against Newport this week, according to Gazette Live.
The defeat to Newport was one of Middlesbrough's worst performances of the season so far, mustering just one shot on target against the mid-table League Two side.
The Boro fans who had travelled to Rodney Parade had vented their frustration towards the players at the final whistle, and reports had surfaced suggesting three first-team players had had an exchange with the supporters.
Social media claims of Adam Clayton, Muhamed Besic and Rudy Gestede taunting the disgruntled fans has resulted in the club holding talks with the trio. Mixed reports suggested Gestede had swore at fans, Clayton had asked 'what was wrong' despite the poor performance and Besic had mimicked crying at the supporters. However, no official reports or evidence has been captured.
There has been no formal complaints by supporters who 'witnessed' the incident, and the club are not prepared to indulge in a further investigation.
Having held talks, Gazette Live have reported Middlesbrough are happy with the players despite the rumours, and must now concentrate on the game against Leeds United on Saturday afternoon.
After a torrid evening in Wales on Tuesday, Boro now have fresh injury concerns ahead of the weekend's game. Britt Assombalonga, Jordan Hugill, George Saville and Lewis Wing are all to be assessed, with the striking duo being substituted in the FA Cup tie, Saville having not played due to an ankle problem, and Wing playing with a strain for the full 90 minutes. | {
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The facility will use Skender's unique, fully-integrated process that takes modular building projects from concept to technical design to advanced fabrication to onsite completion, all with Skender's skillfully engineering and managing the turnkey sequence.
According to company officials, the highly efficient modular building process, completed almost entirely in a climate-controlled environment, increases quality and safety, reduces price, eliminates weather risk and significantly reduces delivery schedule.
"Our production launch is an important milestone in our radical new approach to building. By bringing design, manufacturing and construction under one brand and one integrated team, we can dramatically improve productivity and build more efficiently while increasing the quality of materials and finishes, as well as the energy performance," said Mark Skender, CEO, Skender. "We are proud to open our facility with a premier workforce and a project that demonstrates a new housing delivery model capable of changing how we fight the affordable housing crisis. This is a true gamechanger."
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NBA: Pistons end 11-game losing skid against Clippers
The L.A. Clippers were looking to continue their solid start to the season. L.A.'s other team is challenging the Golden State Warriors and San Antonio Spurs for top spot in the Western Conference. They had also dropped just one game in 13 contests -- and would be on the road against the Detroit Pistons, a team they have beaten 11 straight times.
Doc Rivers has not lost to the team from Motown since he became coach of the Clips.
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And the visitors continue to trim the lead -- in transition, J.J. redick gets his man in the air, and then nails the triple -- 80-77 now.
And the Clips erase an 18-point margin and go in front on the Raymond Felton reverse. L.A, leads 84-82.
But team Motown would be able to get back in front -- Kentavious Caldwell-Pope sets his feet and gets the triple -- as Detroit leads by 11.
L.A. would try and get back into it, but lose possession on the fast break -- and then in transition Ish Smith finds Marcus Morris for the throwdown. Detroit wins it by 11 and snap an 11-game losing streak to the Clippers.
In other action Kevin Durant's 29 paced Golden State over the Lakers. James Harden hard a triple double of 23 points, 10 assists, and 10 rebounds in Houston's win over Sacramento. San Antonio got by Boston. Cleveland set an NBA record by hitting 20-straight three pointers in an easy win over Dallas. Russell Westbrook had 36 points, 18 assists and 12 rebounds in OKC's OT win over Denver. Knicks beat Charlotte in overtime. | {
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Aloys Fouda Wins CAS Appeal
News Arbitration Football Disputes
Aloys Fouda, a member of the U-20 Cameroon National Team and professional player of the club Stade Malherbe Caen, has won his appeal at the Court of Arbitration for Sport ("CAS"), overturning two decisions of the Cameroon National Olympic Committee's conciliation and arbitration chamber (the "CCA"), by which Mr Fouda's employment contract with his former training academy and club, Ecole de Football des Brasseries du Cameroun (the "Club"), was considered valid for 3 years beyond his initial 3-year term at the Club.
In September 2019, the CCA, in proceedings between the Club and the FECAFOOT (the Cameroon football federation), held that Mr Fouda was contractually bound to the Club by virtue of an addendum entered into when he was a minor extending the duration of his initial 3-year contract by a further 3 years. A challenge filed by Mr Fouda against the decision was dismissed by the CCA in October 2019.
In November 2019, Mr Fouda initiated his appeal before the CAS, challenging the CCA's decisions.
On 14 July 2020, the CAS fully upheld Mr Fouda's appeal, deciding inter alia that (i) the addendum extending the initial duration of his employment contract was not binding on him as he was a minor when it was signed; and (ii) the maximum length of a minor contract is 3 years under FIFA and FECAFOOT rules.
Aloys Fouda was represented in the CAS proceedings by William Sternheimer (Partner) of Morgan Sports Law, assisted by Charles Tchakouté Patie (Lawyer and President of the Cameroon Bar Association) and Christian Mbongo (Associate).
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SPAR WARS Black-Light Padded-Weapons Jedi Sleep-Over Camp!
On the second Friday of every month we host a Parent's Night Out. For one low price you can drop off your child aged 4 & Up, as early as 6:30 pm and pick them up as late as 10:30 pm.
You will feel comfortable that your child is in a safe environment with people you can trust. Activities include: games; a movie; pizza from Scallini's; a great Karate workout and lots of fun!
Discounts are available for early sign-up, additional family members and guests (non karate families). Speak with one of our instructors for more information.
Call the dojo at: 214-351-5367 to sign up or for answers to any questions.
A couple times a year we go all out with our "SPAR WARS" Sleepover camp!
This event will be run by Professor Chamberlain and his wife Dr. Kimberly Jones with parent chaperones and helpers. Camp begin at 6:30pm with a Jedi warm up and light saber/sword drills. Upon arrival, your child will be issued their very own lightsaber/padded sword which they are responsible for keeping with them AT ALL TIMES until they are picked up by mom or dad. Become separated from your weapon at any time, and you will have to battle through Darth Vader's gauntlet of Doom to regain your weapon. You will return the lightsaber you have been responsible for to Sensei before you leave the dojo. We will have a pizza dinner and watch one of the original six movies! After that, it's back to Jedi training and and some serious fun!
If your kids have fluorescent clothes and/or Star Wars costumes they are welcome to wear them for this event, however please leave your weapons at home! The Jedi training will take place under black lights with the glow-in-the-dark padded weapons. For the early risers we will have one more round of Jedi training while it is still dark and then we will have breakfast. In Lakewood we walk across to Whole Foods Market for breakfast! Space is limited to the first 25 kids so register early!
Lakewood - Friday, - Saturday, , 2019.
Lakewood - Friday, 2019 - Saturday, 2019.
Starts at 6:30pm on Friday and goes all night until Saturday morning! Pick up on Saturday morning between 7am & 10:15am. Kids who stay for the full morning, will be participating in the regular morning kids classes.
Parents' Night Out Only (6:30p - 10:30p) - $75 per child. 25% Sibling discount.
Parents' Night Out plus Sleepover - $100 per child. 25% Sibling discount.
"Working with Chamberlain Studios has been a pleasure. Dr. Chamberlain and his staff are professional educators from start to finish. They not only teach self defense but also good citizenry. The quality of the instruction is excellent and the kids have a great time while learning. I sent my kids to one of their camps and they loved it! I highly recommend the program."
"I never knew when we signed up for Kenpo at Chamberlain Studios in October 2009 that it would become part of the fabric of our family. All four of us take classes, and kata and grappling are honored family activities. In a way the dojo is just an extension of our home, and the senseis and Shihan are family.."
"...Not only are my sons embracing the art of karate, they have gained confidence, developed respect, and learned perseverance and discipline. I am so thankful that Chamberlain Studios is just as interested in nurturing the character of my children as they are teaching high kicks and hammer fists."
Join us while school is out for extra karate fun at our Lakewood Dojo! | {
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Adventures in Palmistry (C) - Your destiny is in your hands... and you can have a hand in your destiny! In the ancient art of palmistry, the signs in your hands show the key points of past, present and future, revealing love, adventure, adversity, opportunity, your talents and needs. As you change the direction of your life, your palm shifts to reflect that new path. Reading palms can empower and enlighten you, giving you the knowledge you need to chose the best path for your life and help other people to chose their best lives as well. And it can be a lot of fun. This class is easy and fun, is designed for all levels of experience, and will give you practical skills you can use immediately.
Boundaries, Balance and Nurturing Yourself (C) - Are you so busy taking care of everyone else that you have no time for your own well-being and dreams? It's very easy to get so caught up in nurturing others that we burn out ourselves. Come learn some basic, practical skills on setting a balance between meeting your own needs and those of others in order to have a happier, healthier life.
Clearing and Releasing Negative Programs (C) - I know what to do-so why don't I do it? Most of us have beliefs (conscious or un-) that sabotage our ability to learn, grow and live our dreams. It's time to clean house. Join us for a lightning tour of an assortment of methods (including an amazing 30 second release) of clearing negative energy, releasing dysfunctional beliefs, increasing positive energy and putting ourselves back in the driver's seats of our lives. Better energy attracts a better life.
Core Divination (C) - All methods of divination are skills designed to help us use our natural psychic abilities. In this class, we'll take a look at the truths that lie at the heart of all of these skills, learn about some new and different methods of divination (including one using your T.V. remote!) and see how to create new ways of doing psychic readings that are accurate, personal and unique.
Dream a Little Dream... (C)- For most of us, the first place that psychic ability surfaces is in our dreams. While not all dreams are psychic, insight gained through our dreams can help us solve problems, gain insight into ourselves and others, and even acces our sixth sense. Learn a simple and practical method of interpreting your own dreams.
Introduction to Dowsing (S) - Using L-rods and pendulums .
Introduction to Shamanism (S) - What a shaman is, metaphysical geography and the duties of a shaman.
Kaizen - Using Baby Steps to Work Wonders (C) - All of us are capable of accomplishing amazing things; but at many times, we find ourselves stuck and leave our dreams waiting. Come learn the basics of Kaizen, the art of using small actions to overcome our resistance and inertia in order to make big things happen.
The Law of Attraction-a "Play-Shop" in manifestation (C) - It all boils down to four words : your thoughts become things ! Learn the basics of how to use the law of attraction and your intent to change your life and attract more of the people, things and experiences you would prefer. Come prepared to learn and have fun.
Manifesting Prosperity (C) - How can we attain prosperity? There's hard work and the weekly paycheck, of course, but how can we use our non-physical abilities to contribute to that abundance of all things meaningful in our world? Come join us for a lightning tour of the metaphysics of manifestation- an all-you-can- eat buffet of bringing prosperity into your life.
Meet Your Angels (C) - Angels are present throughout history throughout the beliefs of many cultures. Most of all, angels are present in the lives of each of us today, watching over us, guarding and guiding us, helping us to live our best lives possible. They can help us with health, prosperity, living our callings and many other important facets of our lives.
In Meet Your Angels , you will not only learn about the history and beliefs about angels, but also practical skills to help you contact your angel, develop an angel team and work in concert with your angels to have a better life. This class designed for seekers of all skill levels.
Metaphysical Dowsing (C)- The world is full of energy - flowing, radiating, transforming. When you can tap into that energy and understand it's many states, new possibilities open up to you! Come learn to use various techniques and tools (including your own body) for dowsing to understand the energy fields around you, detect and clear "stuck" energy, find lost items, answer questions and for other interesting and useful activities. For all experience levels.
Path of the Empath - Empathy 101 (C) - Psychic empathy (psychic sensitivity to the emotional vibrations of others) can be a blessing, a totally overwhelming state, or anything in between. Come learn basic practical skills to make your empathy the gift it was meant to be. Learn to survive and thrive as an empath.
Practical Grounding and Centering (S, C) - Grounding (facilitating energy flow by connecting with the Earth) and centering (stilling inner distractions and finding energetic balance) are both useful and necessary first skills to any serious magickal or energetic work. Done regularly, they're not only helpful in metaphysics, but also a healthy practice for manging stress and dealing with the everyday distractions that disrupt your inner balance. Come learn the basics of practical grounding and centering.
Reiki- It's Not Just for Healing any More (C) - Originally from Japan but now practiced aroundthe world, Reiki (also known as Usui Reiki) is a system of energy work that supports healing in body, mind and spirit. While traditionally useful for healing, there are quite a number of other applications for Reiki, including keeping old cars running, clearing rooms of negative energy and manifesting. Come learn some new takes on how to work with Reiki.
Releasing Your Limits - An Introduction to E.F.T. (Emotional Freedom Technique) (C) - We know what to do - to be happy, healthy, successful; to live the life of our dreams... We know what to do... so why don't we do it? We all have beliefs (conscious or unconscious) that limit us, sabotage our happiness, hold us back from living our best lives possible. These beliefs can be hard to break free of.
Emotional Freedom Technique is a simple, quick, fun method of releasing these limiting beliefs and replacing them with ones that support our prosperity, growth and happiness. It combines belief statements with tapping on points along our energy meridians to literally change our minds so we can change our lives. Learn basic, practical skills in E.F.T. so you can release your blocks and live your dreams.
Symbols in Magick (C) -Symbols are powerful tools for gaining information and for manifestation. Here's your chance to learn the essentials about using symbols in psychic readings, dreamwork, visions, manifestation and other magickal practices.
A Touch of Acupressure Let's get right to the point -life is lots of fun, but too much fun can take its toll on your body. Basic acupressure (no needles involved) can help you regain your health and center, as well as strengthen your health in the long run. All in as little as one minute per issue per day. (Yes, you did read that correctly…).
Vision Boards- Personal Tools for Transforming Your Life (C) - The Law of Attraction says that we attract more of whatever we put our attention on. A Vision board is a personalized tool for doing just that. In this hands-on class, we'll look at a wide variety of vision boards and ways to use them to focus our energy and manifest our dreams. After a meditation exercise to help us focus our goals and dream big, we'll make our own unique vision boards to start attracting more of what we want in life.
Warding (S) - Your home is your castle. Just as it's wise to shield your personal energy, it's also good to protect your home from negative influences. Wards are techniques and objects that create firm energetic boundaries around home, office and other personal areas to keep good energy in, negative energy out and make your space truly your own. Starwolf's class includes a wide range of practical options with something for everyone, from just starting out to experienced warder.
Wyrd Science - Into the Toy Chest (S) - Technology and Magick- together at last! Learn about devices to clear negative energy, support your body's abilityto heal, focus energy, make you less conspicuous, protect your enrgy field, and do other interesting things. History and how-to. | {
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Queer Fujianese poet, writer, and drag performer Wo Chan and his family are facing deportation in a pretty messed up situation after an immigration official issued them false naturalization documents.
In 2006, Department of Homeland Security supervisor Robert Schofield was convicted of bribery and falsifying immigration documents. Of his nearly 200 victims, all were Asian. Chan's family thought they were lawfully obtaining citizenship, but DHS thinks otherwise. Starting in 2011, his family was stripped of U.S. citizenship and are now subject to deportation proceedings.
I am writing today because my mother, father, and I are facing unjust deportation charges due to the criminal actions of former Homeland Security supervisor Robert Schofield.
In 2002, my father and mother applied for naturalization through the Department of Homeland Security. My parents believed they were lawfully applying for citizenship at the time, when in fact, Schofield was profiting off of them. He spoke Chinese and was the acting assistant director for examinations from 1998-2004. In 2006, he was convicted of bribery and various related crimes in connection with his issuance of certificates of naturalization to nearly 200 applicants, all of whom are in the Asian American community. Read more about Schofield's crimes and the families he's violated here.
My mother, father, and I represent three of those applicants who fell victim to Schofield's scheme in 2002. In 2011 and 2012, we were stripped of our US citizenships and in 2013, we were placed under deportation proceedings.
A judge recently expedited the family's trial, and Wo Chan is asking for the public's support in raising $5,000 to help pay legal fees. You can send your contributions to Wo Chan and his family on their GoFundMe page. | {
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Anorexia nervosa is among the most challenging mental disorders for rehab facilities to treat successfully. Many individuals who suffer from the condition simply relapse after completing treatment. Now, a new study has found that genetics may be at the heart of this grim reality.
A team of researchers from The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia analyzed genetic data from more than 1,000 participants with anorexia. The information was compared to data from individuals who did not have the condition.
The researchers found that individuals who suffered from anorexia had certain genetic variants in common. The findings confirm smaller studies conducted previously among twins, which showed common genetic markers among individuals with the disorder.
While anorexia is relatively rare, it affects a disproportionate number of women. In addition to explaining the association among families, the results of the study could clear up the reasons behind these gender differences.
Researchers said that the findings could help them determine through hereditary associations individuals who are at the greatest risk of developing anorexia. This could make it easier for these individuals to seek treatment from rehab facilities in the earliest stages of the condition, while it is most treatable. | {
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Cryptosphere Investor Fred Wilson has Mixed Feelings About BTC
Rick D. 2 years ago
Next Article: DARICO - a Unique Asset Based Cryptocurrency in the Market
Yet more figures from the world of investment and venture capital are speaking up about cryptocurrency. This time it's the turn of Fred Wilson a prominent investor, and co-founder of Union Square Ventures. In a lengthy post on his blog, he warned of an impending crash in the space. He writes, "I am certain the big crash will happen. I don't know when it will happen and I think it may be some time before it does," he posts.
"I am certain the big crash will happen. I don't know when it will happen and I think it may be some time before it does."
Whilst Wilson remains firm in his belief that blockchain technology will be important in the future, the take-home message from his words was one of diversification. His sentiment is likely formed from his own experience of the dot-com bubble at the turn of the century in which he lost 90% of his worth. The 10% retained was thanks to a much more tangible asset than stocks or crypto – real estate. For him, Bitcoin maximalists may be blind to the risks they're exposing themselves to:
We were not diversified. We had all of our money in venture capital and internet stocks and had ridden that wave all the way up. Had we not sold Yahoo! and other stocks to purchase the real estate and pay the taxes on the gains, we would have been wiped out completely.
He went on to recommend what he considers to be an ideal portfolio. Investors seeking a good balance are advised to pick a mixture of money market funds, blue-chip stocks in tech companies, real estate, and a "risk bucket" including things like cryptocurrency and venture capital investments. For Wilson, 5% exposure in crypto is plenty but he advises "true believers" wanting to go deeper to not exceed 10 or 20%.
It is fine to be a true believer and being all in on crypto has made [some investors] a lot of money… But preservation of capital is about diversification and I think and hope that they will take some money off the table, pay the taxes, and invest it elsewhere.
It's the second time this year that Wilson has been publicly outspoken above cryptocurrencies. This May at a Token Summit held in New York, he stated his doubts about how quickly any form of digital cash would make it mainstream. He remains confident that blockchain currency would be an important technology in the future. "By the end of this decade," he said, "we should start to see native blockchain applications receiving massive adoption." In the meantime, however, he warned investors to be wary of technological limitations, scams, and frauds.
Ref: AVC.com
Cryptosphere Investor Fred Wilson has Mixed Feelings About BTC was last modified: March 27th, 2018 by Rick D.
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I don't know about y'all, but I spend quite a bit of my free time scrolling through Instagram gawking at all the pretty travel accounts. If you're like me and do the same thing, you've probably seen hundreds of images of these fluorescent colored gigantic boulders plopped down in the middle of the Nevada desert.
And if you're not like me, let me blow. your. mind.
If you're in Nevada and looking for a short day trip from Las Vegas, the Seven Magic Mountains are for you!
The Seven Magic Mountains are like you probably guessed, seven 35-foot tall totems of boulders standing smack dab in the middle of a desert field south of Las Vegas, Nevada. This beautiful artwork is the creation of the internationally renowned Swiss artist by the name of Ugo Rondinone.
This incredible project began way back in December 2015 when the boulders were cut, cored, and stacked. A few months later they were all airbrushed in bright neon colors, and shortly after, they were opened to the public.
Originally, the exhibit was to remain on display for two years. That unfortunately meant by the end of May 2018, they would be coming down. But, fear not! This piece has been so wildly successful that they are trying to keep them there permanently. That decision hasn't been made yet, but according to their website, they can say for certainty that they will remain on display at least until the end of the year.
Because FOMO is a real thing – get out there before they're gone!
Interested in visiting the Seven Magic Mountains for yourself?
The exhibit is located about 15-20 minutes from the Las Vegas airport, 10 miles south of the intersection between Las Vegas Blvd and St. Rose Parkway. If you're coming from the airport like we did you'll want to get on I-15 S and take the Sloan road exit. Turn left onto Las Vegas Blvd and drive about 7 miles and you'll see it up on your left.
I did find that Google Maps was able to find them by searching "Seven magic mountains". However, the iPhone map was unable to. When you're on I-15 you'll start to see signs pointing you in the direction, anyway. You can't get lost, but you'll know you're going the right way when you end up behind tons of other people going out to do the same thing.
This should go without saying, but as always, be respectful and clean up after yourselves. Pack out what you pack in and don't graffiti the boulders. One of the pink ones had some stupid heart and initials on it – graffiti-ing them can result in criminal penalties. And besides that, it's just rude for everyone else.
There is no charge for admission to view the sculptures. And be mindful that this is the desert so there are no bathrooms, places to sit, or food/water available. There is a parking lot and a path to walk on, but it is not paved. And since it is the desert, it is hot and sunny, so wear sunscreen and dress appropriately. The piece is set on public land so there are not strict visiting hours, but overnight camping is not allowed.
The best time to view the sculptures would be early morning or evening sometime during the week to avoid to hoards of people. We couldn't work it around our schedule so we ended up visiting Sunday afternoon. Quite possibly the worst time to go, haha.
Still curious? Click here to learn more about the sculptures!
This has been on my list of things to see ever since it went up! I live in LA, so Vegas isn't that far a drive for me, but I so rarely make the trip out there. Before they announced the extension I was trying to fit in a trip just to see it, but I'm glad there's less of a rush now. Your pictures are amazing!
Thank you! You should TOTALLY make the drive out there, this is hands down like the coolest outdoor art exhibit I've ever seen. | {
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Wilhelm Otto Albrecht von Bismarck-Schönhausen, conde de Bismarck-Schönhausen (, ) nacido Wilhelm Otto Albrecht von Bismarck, más conocido como Wilhelm von Bismarck (Fráncfort del Meno, Reino de Prusia, - Varzin, Pomerania, Imperio alemán, ) fue un consejero, funcionario y político alemán, que se desempeñó como miembro del Reichstag de 1880 a 1881 y presidente de la Regencia de Hannover de 1889 a 1890. El hijo menor de Otto von Bismarck, él y su hermano Herbert von Bismarck ambos renunció a sus puestos después de que el anciano Bismarck fuera destituido como Canciller de Alemania en 1890. Posteriormente, Wilhelm aceptó un nombramiento como gobernador de Prusia Oriental en 1894. Monte Wilhelm () es la montaña más alta de la ex colonia alemana de Papúa Nueva Guinea a 4,509 metros (14,793 pies), parte de la Cordillera de Bismarck, fue nombrada en su honor por Hugo Zöller.
Biografía
Wilhelm von Bismarck nació en Fráncfort, el menor de tres hijos de Otto von Bismarck y su esposa Johanna von Puttkamer. Tenía una hermana mayor, Marie (n. 1847) y un hermano, Herbert von Bismarck (n. 1849), este último se desempeñó como Secretario de Relaciones Exteriores de 1886 a 1890.
Aunque Herbert fue considerado el próximo príncipe de Bismarck y jefe del principesco Casa de Bismarck, Wilhelm von Bismarck fue considerado "el más popular de los dos hermanos". Fue un destacado atleta y deportista en la universidad y, al igual que su padre, participó en duelos. En al menos una de estas ocasiones, estuvo a punto de perder la vida e inicialmente no se esperaba que viviera más de un mes. La semejanza de Wilhelm con su padre se consideró "notable", teniendo "el mismo comportamiento altivo, la misma forma de cabeza e incluso los mismos gestos".
Tanto él como su hermano lucharon en la Guerra franco-prusiana, cada uno con una comisión de teniente, como oficiales de estado mayor del 1er Regimiento de Dragones, y recibieron la Cruz de Hierro por su valentía. En 1879, Bismarck fue nombrado secretario del general Edwin Freiherr von Manteuffel, gobernador militar de las entonces recientemente cedidas provincias de Alsacia-Lorena.
Bismarck se unió brevemente a su hermano y padre en la política alemana, convirtiéndose en miembro del Reichstag, pero fue derrotado al buscar la reelección en 1881. Luego siguió una carrera en derecho y, al año siguiente, se convirtió en consejero del gobierno. En 1885 se casó con su prima, Sibylle von Arnim, con quien tuvo cuatro hijos.
Cuatro años más tarde, en 1889, se convirtió en presidente de la Regencia de Hannover y ocupó este cargo hasta el año siguiente, cuando él y Herbert dejaron sus respectivos nombramientos en protesta porque su padre se vio obligado a dimitir como canciller por el Kaiser Wilhelm II. En 1894, inesperadamente fue nombrado gobernador de Prusia Oriental.
En la mañana del 31 de mayo de 1901, después de una enfermedad de seis días, Bismarck murió en Varzin a causa de una peritonitis. El funeral tuvo lugar una semana después, el mismo día que Wilhelm II planeó develar una estatua a Otto von Bismarck frente al edificio del Reichstag. En ese momento, dada la relación algo tensa entre Wilhelm y la familia Bismarck, se especuló si asistirían. La negativa del Kaiser a posponer la ceremonia, dado que los preparativos ya se habían completado y la asistencia esperada de miles de personas de Alemania y otras partes de Europa, hizo que su asistencia fuera imposible.
De los periódicos que publicaron obituarios de la muerte de Wilhelm, según el New York Times, "pocos son elogiosos, y la mayoría señala que el hijo poseía todas las debilidades de su padre sin la grandeza de su padre".
Honores
Condecoraciones alemanas:
Véase también
Casa de Bismarck
Otto von Bismarck
Literatura
Rich, Norman. Friedrich von Holstein: Política y diplomacia en la era de Bismarck y Wilhelm II. Volumen 1. Londres: Prensa de la Universidad de Cambridge, 1965.
Stern, Fritz. Gold and Iron: Bismarck, Bleichroder y la construcción del Imperio alemán''. Londres: Allen y Unwin, 1977.
Webs sobre la Unificación Alemana y Bismarck
Artículo sobre la unificación alemana
Blog sobre Bismarck
La unificación de Alemania
Referencias
Enlaces externos
Wilhelm
Condes de Alemania
Galardonados con la Orden de la Corona de Italia
Comendadores de la Orden de Cristo
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<p>Never in all their history have men been able truly to conceive of the world as one: a single sphere, a globe, having the qualities of a globe, a round earth in which all the directions eventually meet, in which there is no center because every point, or none, is center — an equal earth which all men occupy as equals. The airman's earth, if free men make it, will be truly round: a globe in practice, not in theory.</p>
<p>Science cuts two ways, of course; its products can be used for both good and evil. But there's no turning back from science. The early warnings about technological dangers also come from science.</p>
<p>What was most significant about the lunar voyage was not that man set foot on the Moon but that they set eye on the earth.</p>
<p>A Chinese tale tells of some men sent to harm a young girl who, upon seeing her beauty, become her protectors rather than her violators. That's how I felt seeing the Earth for the first time. I could not help but love and cherish her.</p>
<p>For those who have seen the Earth from space, and for the hundreds and perhaps thousands more who will, the experience most certainly changes your perspective. The things that we share in our world are far more valuable than those which divide us.</p>
<h2 class="section-heading">The Final Frontier</h2>
<p>There can be no thought of finishing for 'aiming for the stars.' Both figuratively and literally, it is a task to occupy the generations. And no matter how much progress one makes, there is always the thrill of just beginning.</p>
<p>There can be no thought of finishing for 'aiming for the stars.' Both figuratively and literally, it is a task to occupy the generations. And no matter how much progress one makes, there is always the thrill of just beginning.</p>
<blockquote>The dreams of yesterday are the hopes of today and the reality of tomorrow. Science has not yet mastered prophecy. We predict too much for the next year and yet far too little for the next ten.</blockquote>
<p>Spaceflights cannot be stopped. This is not the work of any one man or even a group of men. It is a historical process which mankind is carrying out in accordance with the natural laws of human development.</p>
<h2 class="section-heading">Reaching for the Stars</h2>
<p>As we got further and further away, it [the Earth] diminished in size. Finally it shrank to the size of a marble, the most beautiful you can imagine. That beautiful, warm, living object looked so fragile, so delicate, that if you touched it with a finger it would crumble and fall apart. Seeing this has to change a man.</p>
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<p>Space, the final frontier. These are the voyages of the Starship Enterprise. Its five-year mission: to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before.</p>
<p>As I stand out here in the wonders of the unknown at Hadley, I sort of realize there's a fundamental truth to our nature, Man must explore, and this is exploration at its greatest.</p>
<h2 class="section-heading">The Ultimate Destination</h2>
<p>For those who have seen the Earth from space, and for the hundreds and perhaps thousands more who will, the experience most certainly changes your perspective. The things that we share in our world are far more valuable than those which divide us.</p>
<p> As we got further and further away, it [the Earth] diminished in size. Finally it shrank to the size of a marble, the most beautiful you can imagine. That beautiful, warm, living object looked so fragile, so delicate, that if you touched it with a finger it would crumble and fall apart. Seeing this has to change a man.</p>
<p>For those who have seen the Earth from space, and for the hundreds and perhaps thousands more who will, the experience most certainly changes your perspective. The things that we share in our world are far more valuable than those which divide us.</p>
<p>We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills, because that challenge is one that we are willing to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and one which we intend to win.</p>
<p>If you could see the earth illuminated when you were in a place as dark as night, it would look to you more splendid than the moon.</p>
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Q: How do I make a recursive jQuery template (tmpl) availbe outside of my plugin? I have a Json object that I'm dumping into a jQuery template (tmpl). It needs to be recursive because the Json object can be n-levels deep. This code works. However, if I wrap it in a function (it belongs in a jQuery plugin i'm writing), it stops working. To see what I mean simply uncomment the function wrapper in the Javascript.
Play with it: http://jsfiddle.net/dbme/tkdZg/6/
HTML:
<script id="evntTemplate" type="text/x-jquery-tmpl">
{{if data.identifiers}}
<div id="${data.identifiers.id}" class="bsa-event">
type: ${data.identifiers.type}<br />
id: ${data.identifiers.id}<br />
{{if children}}
{{each(i, child) children}}
<blockquote>
<p>
{{if children}}
{{tmpl(children) "evntTemplate"}}
{{/if}}
</p>
</blockquote>
{{/each}}
{{/if}}
</div>
{{/if}}
</script>
<div id="eventList"></div>
Javascript:
//(function ($) {
// $.fn.SomePlugin = function() {
var movies = {
"data": {
"identifiers":{
"type":0, "id":"makeunique_907827h"
}
},
"children": {
"data": {
"identifiers": {
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}
},
"children": {
"data": {
"identifiers": {
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}
}
}
}
};
/* Render the template with the data */
var evntTemplate = $( "#evntTemplate" ).template( "evntTemplate" );
$.tmpl(evntTemplate, movies).appendTo("#eventList");
//};
//}( jQuery ));
More info: I'm using RequireJS to load the files and kick off the whole process. I think that's what's killing the scope. Here's the code for that:
require(["jquery", "jquery.tmpl", "jquery.someplugin"], function($) {
$(function() {
$('body').SomePlugin();
});
});
A: It is because you are not passing the jquery object as parameter to your function wrapper.
Working Example: http://jsfiddle.net/tkdZg/3
Change it to:
(function($) {
var movies = {
"data": {
"identifiers":{
"type":0, "id":"makeunique_907827h"
}
},
"children": {
"data": {
"identifiers": {
"type":1, "id":"makeunique_716786g"
}
},
"children": {
"data": {
"identifiers": {
"type":1, "id":"makeunique_234355g"
}
}
}
}
};
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Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath
Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath is an additional episode to the strategic online game Command & Conquer 3, which was developed by Electronic Arts Corporation. The supplement went on sale March 24, 2008. The main difference of this game is that only one campaign is provided - on the side of the Brotherhood.
Release Name: Command & Conquer 3 Kane's Wrath
Developer(s): EA Los Angeles
Publisher(s): Electronic Arts
Command & Conquer 3: Kane's Wrath review
This supplement includes three different time periods that describe the story. One of the positive aspects of the game is the strategic gameplay. In the third part of the game, the enemy could only sometimes surprise, and in addition, at the maximum level of difficulty, the enemy poses a significant challenge. Designing databases is now a laborious process, saturated with adrenaline. The player in the literal sense is obliged to become an experienced e-sportsman and make at least two hundred mouse clicks per minute to complete the passage.
The main innovations in Kane's Wrath are the emergence of the "Superiority" mode and superunits. The second are presented in the form of analogues of "avatars" from the game Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War, that is, huge machines for the extermination of all living things. In single player mode, the goal is to take a huge number of bases scattered across the planets. The final shots in the game directly hint at the imminent release of the second add-on. Screenshots
Memory RAM: 512 MB
Graphics: 128 MB
Tablet: Present (PROPHET)
Type: Informal
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James Pond 2: Codename: RoboCod (PlayStation 2)
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When you're connected to FordPass Connect, you'll always know if your vehicle is ready for the journey ahead with the Vehicle Status feature, which allows you to check your vehicle's fuel level, tyre pressure and mileage before you get behind the wheel.
Keep up-to-date with the road ahead using Live Traffic, which enhances your SYNC 3 Navigation system with added real-time traffic updates that refresh every 30 seconds. You won't be late if there is a queue as the system will automatically find you the fastest route to keep you on time.
On vehicles with automatic transmission, you can start your engine from your phone wherever you are so if you want to get your car warmed up before you head home or to the office, you can do it from inside.
Available in both the All-New Ford Focus and the New Ford Transit Connect, FordPass Connect can help you to stay ahead of your fleet and limit any vehicle downtime. It can detect vehicle location, fuel level, keep track of your service status and give notifications on your vehicle's health to ensure that you are fully aware of any issues with your vehicles.
The brand new eCall function that is launching on the All-New Ford Focus is potentially lifesaving. In the event of an accident, FordPass Connect can automatically place an eCall to the emergency services, providing them with your vehicle's location and therefore reducing the time between an accident and the emergency services arriving. If you witness an accident or require emergency assistance, you can also press an SOS button in your car which will contact the emergency services directly.
FordPass Connect links to your phone via an app that can be downloaded from your smartphone's app store with the links below.
If you want to activate your FordPass Connect, just let the team know when you collect your vehicle.
Want to find out what features the Ford Pass app has? Click below for a PDF or scroll down for some video guides.
Want to find out even more about FordPass Connect? Click the link below..
¹ Roadside Assistance is included for eligible owners of Ford new and Ford Direct used cars and commercial vehicles and can also be extended using one of our Service and Maintenance Plans. Ford Roadside Assistance is also included with every Ford service from the date of service for 12 months, or until the next service is due, whichever comes first.
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Q: Display mysql data in php function Ok i got a problem now i want to display a data from the database and display it through a function now how do i do that??
like i have fetched a row from the database and its name is $row_field['data']; and it is correct now i have assigned a variable to it like this $data = $row_field['data']; now if i call it in a function it shows undefined variable even after i assigned it global in the function like this
function fun(){
global $data;
echo $data;
}
but if i assign it a value like 1 or 2 or anything it gets displayed without any error why is that so??
A: Global is evil. I dont know what you are trying to do, but why dont you just do the query in the function itself?
A: If it displays if you assign it a value like 1 or 2 while still in the global scope, then I can only assume that your database did not return the result you thought it did. Does the database value display if you echo it out outside of the function?
A: If you have a column named data and your php call was something like
$result = mysql_query("SELECT data FROM mytable");
while ($row_field = mysql_fetch_assoc($result, MYSQL_NUM)) {
...
}
Then you could replace ... with print $row_field['data'].
Else please provide a snippet of your code where you query the db and retrieve the result.
A: When learning php try to start with simple things. For example in order to get some data from a database follow the examples from php website.
<?php
$conn = mysql_connect("localhost", "mysql_user", "mysql_password");
if (!$conn) {
echo "Unable to connect to DB: " . mysql_error();
exit;
}
if (!mysql_select_db("mydbname")) {
echo "Unable to select mydbname: " . mysql_error();
exit;
}
$sql = "SELECT id as userid, fullname, userstatus
FROM sometable
WHERE userstatus = 1";
$result = mysql_query($sql);
if (!$result) {
echo "Could not successfully run query ($sql) from DB: " . mysql_error();
exit;
}
if (mysql_num_rows($result) == 0) {
echo "No rows found, nothing to print so am exiting";
exit;
}
// While a row of data exists, put that row in $row as an associative array
// Note: If you're expecting just one row, no need to use a loop
// Note: If you put extract($row); inside the following loop, you'll
// then create $userid, $fullname, and $userstatus
while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
echo $row["userid"];
echo $row["fullname"];
echo $row["userstatus"];
}
mysql_free_result($result);
If all this goes well go a little further change a little the while loop.
$myArray = array();
while ($row = mysql_fetch_assoc($result)) {
$myArray[] = $row;
}
mysql_free_result($result);
// now you can start playing with your data
echo $myArray[0];
Small steps...
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What is Helen doing during the winter? – She's waiting for the watermelon!
What is Helen doing during the spring? – She's waiting for the watermelon!
And finally.. August and September!
In this post, I want to introduce you a refreshing summer-autumn appetizer!
Cut the fruit and cheese into the shape of the watermelon (as a size guide).
Combine in a bowl the vinegar, honey and olive oil.
Season to taste with pepper and salt, if desired.
Helen's Tip: find a song, that always cheers you up! | {
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Israeli actual property cos' Russian publicity decrease than in previous
Israeli actual property growth corporations energetic in Russia will not be speeding to touch upon the potential results of the sanctions about to be imposed on Russia. Regardless of the character of the sanctions, the ruble will clearly be hit, and builders are liable to be considerably broken.
The potential comfort is that not many Israeli actual property corporations do enterprise in Russia. That's most likely not a coincidence. The golden age of Israeli actual property growth in Russia is effectively behind us, within the first decade of the century, and it reached a peak within the days of the in depth exercise of Lev Leviev in Moscow and the development of the Afimall within the new enterprise heart within the metropolis. Since then, Leviev has purchased out the enterprise of AFI Growth from Africa Israel Investments, and Israeli growth exercise in Russia has declined considerably.
One motive for that is the episodes that preceded the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, with the conquest of the Crimean peninsula in 2014. The Israeli corporations energetic in Russia felt the disaster keenly. The ruble fell 55% towards the US greenback due to the sanctions imposed by Western international locations on Putin's administration. What's liable to occur now could be a repeat on a bigger scale.
The Israeli actual property firm that's invested as much as its neck in Russia is Mirland, previously owned by Eliezer Fishman. Whatever the present scenario in Russia, the corporate goes from one debt association to a different.
It owns places of work in Moscow, a residential challenge in St. Petersburg, and industrial facilities in Saratov and Yaroslavl. In keeping with the corporate's financials, its income from its Russian enterprise fell by almost 30% in 2020. Mirland misplaced some $800 million following the occupation of the Crimean peninsula. Its share value fell by as much as 90%.
Israel Canada and Electra have a big actual property growth in St. Petersburg consisting of some 30,000 housing models. To date, 5,000 models within the challenge have been bought and numerous parcels of land. "The proceeds of the gross sales stability the autumn within the ruble trade fee," the corporate mentioned. "We're coping with planning and advertising and marketing as traditional."
One other Israeli actual property firm invested in Russia is Gazit Globe, by way of its former subsidiary Atrium. Atrium's Russian portfolio quantities to €250 million, which represented 10% of the corporate, and after the merger it represents a a lot smaller proportion of Gazit Globe.
Printed by Globes, Israel enterprise information – en.globes.co.il – on February 24, 2022.
© Copyright of Globes Writer Itonut (1983) Ltd., 2022.
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I.. just... entry 1. Holy pretty!
It's absolutely impossible to chose, hahaha.
Will the coloring of the banner reflect on the whole forum appearance ? For example, if Entry 3 wins, will the forum columns will have orange shades ?
Oooh wow, 1... Amazing work, guys!
Intense race in this thread!
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Currently, a lot of tools like Chrome DevTools and Firefox Developer Tools support front-end debugging. While these two are the most popular ones, other browsers also have tools of their own. Let's consider Chrome DevTools for our bug-eliminating adventure.
Let's be honest, debugging can sometimes be really time-consuming. Especially, if simple commands such as console.log() or window.alert().
You have to write and then remove additional code and, sometimes, you can even commit code that includes these methods (even if you thought you had removed them). But if there are any linters set up, console or alert methods will be highlighted in the code.
Here's when Chrome DevTools comes to the stage with a noble mission to debug code without these tedious instruments. Among its other perks, CSS and HTML editing, testing the network and site speed are our favorite ones.
Let's save it under app.js name.
That is, however, the most primitive approach.
So, instead, we'll use Chrome DevTools and validate that everything works as we plan using breakpoints.
Breakpoint is simply a line of code at which we want to stop running code to examine how it works (or doesn't work) accurately.
To open Chrome Develop Tools, in the upper-right corner of the browser, click to open Customize and control Google Chrome menu.
From the menu, select More tools, and then select Developer tools.
Alternatively, we can use Ctrl+Shift+I keyboard shortcut (we prefer this approach, but that's up to you).
With Chrome DevTools launched, select the Sources tab.
In the Editor Pane, to the left of the let data =document.getElementById('name').value; line of code, click the line number 3.
Setting a breakpoint means that the function will stop execution on that breakpoint. We must then enable executing the code line-by-line to inspect the changes in our variable.
The first, Resume script execution button will continue the code execution until the code ends or until the next breakpoint.
Let's enter hello world in our name field. The line will expand with data = "hello world". Now let's click Step over next function call button.
The selected breakpoint line is executed and the debugger will select the next one. Expand the Scope pane to see the value of the data variable. It has changed to "hello world", which we have previously entered. It simply displays our variable on a specific line of code. Click Step over next function call again to run the selected method and proceed to the next line.
If you refresh the page, the value of the out variable will be updated to the DOM element. To the left of the variable, you can click the Expand () icon to view its value. If you click Step over next function call, in the browser, the "hello world" text will be added to the dataSpan again.
Let's say we want to execute more complicated function that definitely requires some debugging. For example, we want users to enter space-separated numbers. The function will then evaluate and output these numbers, their sum, and multiplication result (product).
Click 3, the line number of let data = document.getElementById('name').value;, to set a breakpoint.
In the browser, enter 23 24 e in the input field. Here we intentionally add both numbers and a letter to cause an error—these can't be added or multiplied.
Click Step over next function call.
On the screenshot, we can see that both sum and product have a NaN (not a number) value. This indicates that we have to fix our code right away.
In the majority of cases, your code is a lot longer and, perhaps, concatenated into a single line. For example, let's assume we have 1000 lines of code. In this case, setting breakpoints by clicking the line numbers every time looks pretty unrealistic, isn't it?
As you can see, we've set a breakpoint on Mouse > click event anywhere in our code. So, without the need to manually add a breakpoint, when you click the Get Input Data button, the execution will be paused on this onclick event.
Clicking Step over next function call will sequentially lead us through the code used to process the click action.
Via Event Listener Breakpoints, you can set breakpoints at a variety of event types such as Keyboard, Touch, and XHR.
The code in the screenshot above will be paused on the line that contains the debugger word and will launch Chrome DevTools. That is equivalent to setting a breakpoint on that specific line of code. You can also manage the code execution using Step into next function call and Step over next function call buttons as we did before.
At the beginning, we considered console.log() and window.alert() and found them not really useful. We were supposed to use them a lot throughout the code, which could make the code heavier and slower if we forgot to remove these commands when commiting.
As the code grows, Chrome Developer Tools can be much more efficient to catch any bugs and evaluate the performance in general.
Launch VS Code with your current project, open the Extensions tab. Or press Ctrl+Shift+X on your keyboard.
Enter Chrome in the search field.
From the search results, select Debugger for Chrome and click Install.
After you install the extension, the Reload button will appear. Click it to complete the installation and activate the Debugger in the browser.
Exactly as we did before, in the app.component.ts, click the line number to the left of the line. The set breakpoint will be denoted with a red circle icon.
From the File Explorer, navigate to the Debug view. You can also use Ctrl+Shift+D shortcut.
Click Settings icon button to create launch.json. That's the configuration file we'll use.
From the Select Environment drop-down, select Chrome. This will create a new .vscode folder with launch.json file in your project.
To fit the file for our purpose, in the url method, change the localhost port from 8080 to 4200.
Press F5 on the keyboard or click Start Debugging button to launch the Debugger.
Refresh the page to pause the code at the set breakpoint.
You can sequentially browse through the code using F10 button inspecting the variables and their change.
The Debugger for Chrome extension contains lots of info about additional configurations, working with sourcemaps, and resoling various issues. You can view them directly in VS Code by clicking the extension and selecting Details tab.
Well, that's by far our favorite.
Using IDEs such as Visual Studio Code, Visual Studio, WebStorm, etc.
We'll use VS Code and Chrome DevTools for illustration.
Launch your project in VS Code.
Enter or paste npm start --inspect command and press Enter.
Ignore the suggested "chrome-devtools://…" URL (there is a better way).
Launch Chrome and enter or paste "about:inspect". This will redirect you to the Devices page of DevTools.
Click Open dedicated DevTools for Node hyperlink.
The debugging process is done the same way we did on front-end side using breakpoints. This is pretty useful that you don't need to switch to IDE. This way, both back end and front end can be debugged using the same interface.
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Martin Ney ist der Name folgender Personen:
* Martin Ney (Diplomat) (Martin C. Ney; * 1956), deutscher Diplomat
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Working principle of water (liquid) ring vacuum pump
Water ring vacuum pump (referred to as the water ring pump) is a crude vacuum pump, which can get the ultimate vacuum of 2000 ~ 4000Pa, and up to 270~670Pa if connecting air injectors in series. Water ring vacuum pump can also be used as compressors, known as water ring compressors, which belong to the low pressure compressor, with the pressure range of1~2×105Pagauge pressure.
Water ring pump was originally used as a self-priming pump, and then gradually used in petroleum, chemistry, machinery, mining, light industry, medicine, food and many other industrial sectors. Water ring pumps have been widely used in many process procedures of industrial production, such as vacuum filtering, vacuum water diversion, vacuum feeding, vacuum evaporation, vacuum concentration, vacuum damping and vacuum degassing. Due to the leap development of vacuum application technology, the water ring pump has attracted much attentions in the rough vacuum. Due to gas compression of the water ring pump is isothermal, so that flammable and explosive gas can be extracted; moreover, it can pump air containing dust and water; therefore, water ring pumps are used more and more widely.
Water ring vacuum pumps can also use other suitable liquid as working fluid, and they are collectively called as liquid ring vacuum pumps regardless of their working. Water ring vacuum pump is a pump most commonly and widely used.
Such as:in the pump body with the amount of water as working fluid. When the impeller rotates clockwise according to the diagram, the water was thrown around the impeller, due to centrifugal force, decided to form a water pump cavity such as the shape similar to the thickness of the closed circle. The next part of the water ring coincided with the inner surface of the impeller wheel tangent, the water ring the inner surface of the top blades and just contact (actually there are some inserting depth for blades in the water rings). A crescent shaped space between the impeller wheel and the water ring in the interface, and this space has been divided into several small impeller blades and blade number equal if. If taking the lower part 0°of the impeller as a starting point, then the small cavity's volume will change from small to large in the leading 180°of rotation; And connect with suction ports on the ends. At this time, the gas is inhaled, the small cavity is isolated with the suction ports at the end of the suction. When the impeller continuously rotates, the small cavity changes from big to small, let the gas be compressed; when the small cavity and the air outlet are through, gas will be discharged out of the pump.
To sum up, the water ring pump realizes inspiration, compression and exhaust by change in the volume of pump chambers; so that it belongs to the variable volume type vacuum pump.
By comparing other types of mechanical vacuum pumps, the water ring pump has the following advantages:
.Simple structure and not high manufacturing accuracy; easy to be manufactured.
.Compact structure and higher pump rpm; generally connected with motors directly, without deceleration device.
.Therefore, pumps in a small structural size can get a large amount of exhaust, covering small area.
.The compressed gas is essentially isothermal, that is, the temperature of air during the compressed process is very small.
.Since there is no metal friction surface in the pump cavity, it doesn't need to lubricate the pump, and wear little. Sealing between rotating parts and fixed parts can be done directly by water sealing.
.Breathing evenly, stable and reliable work, simple operation and convenient maintenance.
However, water ring pump also has its disadvantages:
. Efficiency is low, generally in about 30%, better up to 50%.
.Vacuum degree is low, this is not only due to structural constraints, but also the limitation of work fluid saturated vapor pressure. If water is used as working fluid, the ultimate pressure can only reach 2000~4000Pa, or else, the ultimate pressure can be up to 130Pa if taking oil as working fluid.
In short, because the gas compression in the water ring pump is isothermal, so it can be pumped out the flammable and explosive gases. Gas containing dust, condensable gas and gas water mixture can be pumped out because there are no exhaust valves and friction surfaces. With these outstanding features, water ring vacuum pumps are still widely used although they are inefficient.
Cavitation of liquid ring vacuum pump
When liquid ring vacuum pump is working at a certain temperature, if the liquid pressure at the low pressure is lower than the vapor pressure under the temperature (i.e. saturated vapor pressure), liquid is vaporized to generate bubbles, which will be ruptured if they enter the high-pressure zone along with the liquid; surrounding liquid quickly fill the bubble cavities, and generate hydraulic impacts. These bubbles' generation, development and rupture phenomenon are called cavitation.
In the working process of the liquid ring vacuum pump, the absolute pressure of the suction area is consistent with the absolute pressure of the pumped system. That is to say, the higher the vacuum degree of the pumped system is, the higher the vacuum degree of the suction area is.
The liquid ring vacuum pump has liquid saturated steam as the working medium. Each liquid has a corresponding temperature in a certain pressure. When the saturated steam suction area is close to the absolute pressure of the liquid pressure, the liquid is close to the boiling state. Then, in the suction working liquid surface area will produce a large number of bubbles. The working fluid vapor liquid produced in the working chamber will occupy part of the work space, inspiratory capacity of external pump will decrease. When the pressure reaches the saturated steam suction area of working fluid pressure, can be considered the working chamber is filled with a working fluid vapor, the foreign pump suction capability is close to zero, and cavitation of this pump is most serious.
If the working fluid is water, the higher is the water temperature, the more the pumping performance of the pump will be reduced. The effect of water temperature on the pumping rate of the water ring vacuum pump can refer to page 72 of this manual.
Liquid ring pump cavitation damage and centrifugal pump cavitation damage is the same principle, in bubble generation and the site of rupture and metal surface appeared pitting phenomenon, serious will appear cellular damage. If vacuum pump impeller in the cavitation area has larger residual stress, but also will cause stress release crack.
Due to pump cavitation, bubbles in the high-pressure area continuous burst, and with strong water hammer, noise and vibration are generated. Can hear sounds like the explosion beans. Experimental results show that the cavitation induced vibration frequency range is 600 ~ 25000Hz at pressures up to 49MPa.
If the bubble is broken on the surface of the metal, metal surface will suffer strong and continuous water impact, and then appear pitting; metal grains loose and spalling, and then form honeycomb and even perforation. Cavitation damage in addition to the mechanical action, accompanied by electrolysis, chemical corrosion and so on the many kinds of complex role. Actual damage shows pump flow components of cavitation damage of parts is the disappearance of the bubble.
Prevention measures and elimination methods of cavitation
Liquid ring vacuum pump in the cavitation state for a long time, will cause the pump noise, vibration, or even damage to the pump, so should try to avoid the liquid ring vacuum pump in cavitation state, can work through the following methods:
1, Reduce temperature of the working fluid
Under the premise of the working point of the liquid ring vacuum pump to be fixed values, the temperature of the working fluid can be reduced to prevent cavitation.
2, Let the vacuum pump operate in a safe area, and improve the accuracy of type selection
This requirement in the selection stage, the choice of liquid ring vacuum pump suction pressure and working fluid temperature to avoid the liquid ring pump is prone to cavitation pressure range.
3, Install cavitation protection pipeline or one-way valves
Produced in the process of cavitation bubble burst in the compression process, from the outside into high pressure gas can replenish due to rupture of the bubble and the emergence of space, which can greatly reduce cavitation damage to the pump and reduce the cavitation caused by noise and vibration.
2BE1 and 2BV have a cavitation protection interface. When the pump appears cavitation phenomenon, non-condensing gas can be filled from the cavitation protection interface on the pump exhaust side, to eliminate cavitation noise, and greatly reduce the damage of cavitation to the pump.
4,Equipped with atmospheric jet
Such as liquid ring vacuum pump with an air ejector, the liquid ring pump is not prone to cavitation phenomenon.
5, Liquid is used as the working fluid with lower saturated vapor pressure.
6, The pump impellers and discs adopt materials with a strong anti-cavitation ability. | {
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Editor's Choice Review February 2018, Fantasy
Published on February 28, 2018 by Jaime Moyer
When Dragons Wake, Chapter 37 by Cynthia Cloughly
It's always interesting when coming cold to a later chapter, to see how much I can pick up from what's there. And also, I freely confess, to figure out what I can say for an Editor's Choice, that won't run into the problem of, "It's been spelled out in detail in the previous chapters."
I'm particularly grateful for the concise, pitch-style summary that begins the submission. It tells me in general but clear terms what the book is about and what the author wants it to do. Well done.
So here we have a fair-sized cast of characters, an identifiably epic-fantasy-style setting, and a series of revelations and reversals. Viewpoint character Nikko presents as the reluctant hero with what appear to be gradually unfolding powers and destiny, in a world in which women are seen as inferior to men. She reveals a gift of necromancy—working a spell that no one expects to succeed—that proves immediately and poignantly useful. It's a nice, chewy chapter that moves briskly forward, and establishes the characters for the cold reader and no doubt adds further layers for the reader who has come in at the beginning. The only thing I was expecting that I didn't get was dragons. Phooey. But if the title is meant to be a guide, those do have a role or roles to play in the rest of the novel.
In terms of worldbuilding, the patriarchal culture and the hero who doesn't want to be are classic tropes (and the hyphenated names—is this random or do the hyphens have a purpose as abbreviations or honorifics?), but the way in which Nikko reveals her powers here is a bit off the beaten path. It seems that apprentice mages practicing magic is a thing, and some people may disapprove, but others will aid and abet, and quite cheerfully in the case of the person who killed the rabbit. What no one expects is for the spell to work.
As a cold reader, I wonder if this is common. Do mages always fail? Is it unusual when a spell does work? Is magic unreliable, and if so, how does this affect the position of mages in this world? Are they like psychics in ours, with powers that not everyone believes in, but enough people do that they can find acceptance even in police departments and universities?
These are questions that are most probably answered in the rest of the novel. What's here is a narrow slice of a big and complex pie. But one thing I do notice, and I wonder if it's developed in further chapters.
What about necromancy? Evidently it's not universally approved of, from what Nikko tells us about how long it took her to get permission to use the tower. She experiences the rabbit's death, which shakes her considerably—so there's a price for what she does. But for the rabbit, once it's reanimated, that seems to be it. It hops off to continue its life as it did before.
This is the lead-in and setup for the big set-piece of the chapter, the mother who has died in childbirth and the child whose soul Nikko encounters in her trance and is compelled to restore to its body. The rabbit's resurrection is a much simpler process; she controls it, more or less. But by the next round, the magic controls her. She can only do what it commands her to do.
Now I wonder if, in subsequent chapters, there will be consequences for the resurrected as well as for the mage. The question of fosterage is settled, and there's an indication that the child's relationship to her father and her grandparents will be complicated. But has her return from the dead changed her? Will she be a normal child, or has her strange beginning altered her personality, given her powers, made her something other than human? Nikko worries that she's been born into the end of the world, but is she in some way involved in that ending—either to hasten it or to prevent it?
I'll be interested to see if those questions are answered, or if the novel raises new ones that I haven't thought of. Whatever happens, I'm sure this child means something, either in herself or as a symbol of what Nikko can do. Or maybe both.
–Judith Tarr
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'Bank with a heart' thrives despite early predictions
BY DAVE CARPENTER The Associated Press
CHICAGO - Opening a bank aimed at improving the quality of life in poor urban areas was supposed to be a grand notion doomed for failure.
The demise of ShoreBank, which promotes everything from redevelopment to minority businesses to environmentally responsible lending, was so predictable that a university professor came running to document its beginnings for a case study on business failure.
"Well, think about it," laughs Mary Houghton, one of four co-founders of ShoreBank Corp. and currently its president. "Two black guys, a white Polish guy and a white female going into a black neighborhood to buy a failing bank. I mean, we heard stories about it."
Thirty-four years later, the stories are about its trailblazing success.
ShoreBank is alive and flourishing with a global reputation far out of proportion to its comparatively modest $2.1 billion in assets. The nation's first community development and environmental bank has branched out from its Chicago roots to Cleveland, Detroit, the Pacific Northwest and abroad, where its consulting arm Shorebank International Ltd. provides loans to budding entrepreneurs and mortgages to homeowners in Africa, Asia and East Europe.
Despite its altruistic slogan - "Let's change the world" - this is no charity organization. The Chicago-based banking company reported net income of $5.3 million last year even after tending to its varied missions.
But its biggest impact has been in what it calls community-minded investing, not profitability.
"They're a bank with a heart," said Andres Schcolnik, and he should know. The Chicago architect and developer saved the landmark Grand Ballroom from the wrecking ball thanks to a ShoreBank loan. Its subsequent rehabilitation into a rare architectural jewel on the hardscrabble South Side makes it a showpiece for the bank's work.
Once frequented by such stars as Cab Calloway, Dizzy Gillespie, Count Basie and The Temptations, the 84-year-old building was a shambles when Schcolnik acquired it four years ago and began a $3 million renovation. Today it hosts everything from gospel to bar mitzvahs, boasting the facility's fully restored orchestra shell and 60-foot wooden bar, chandeliers from the Lyric Opera and a cherry wood floor fit for a Chicago mayor to dance on.
"This would have been impossible to finance anywhere else," he said. "At other banks, they package things so there's no risk for the bank whatsoever."
ShoreBank was founded on the '60s-era idealism of Ron Grzywinski, Houghton, Milton Davis and James Fletcher (the latter two now deceased), who together ran one of the nation's first minority small-business loan programs. Intent on finding ways to reverse the decline of inner-city Chicago neighborhoods, they zeroed in on redlining - banks' then-routine denial of credit and services to customers in poorer areas.
The four young bankers raised $800,000 in capital and obtained a $2.4 million loan to buy the failing South Shore National Bank in 1973, using it as a model for their then-novel idea that private bank capital could be used to achieve social purposes.
Underscoring ShoreBank's defiance of big-bank practices, Grzywinski - still the chairman today - was the only banker to testify in favor of the Community Reinvestment Act which Congress passed in 1977, banning redlining.
Richard Taub, the University of Chicago sociology professor who thought he was chronicling ShoreBank's failure, says the bankers were courageous for putting their money and careers at risk and investing years before their experiment started paying off.
"All the smart people said you could not invest in the inner city," said Taub, author of "Community Capitalism" about ShoreBank and later an adviser to the company. "Banks were applying to get out of the inner city, the areas were redlined, and here was a small group of people who said 'We think we can buy a bank, lend in these areas and make money doing it.'Ê"
Aided by several dozen institutional backers and the popularity of its "development deposits," in which small consumers assist community development by setting up checking or savings accounts or buying certificates of deposit, ShoreBank gradually began to make an impact.
While acknowledging mixed results in its financial backing of minority-owned businesses, its impact on helping to rehabilitate impoverished neighborhoods on the city's South and West sides is unquestioned. It has financed the rehabilitation and purchase of about 50,000 rental housing units by helping small developers, about half of them black, who promise to fix up abandoned or run-down properties.
"It's for sure that we have improved the quality of the housing stock," said the 66-year-old Houghton, ShoreBank's president, at the company's South Side offices.
ShoreBank expanded its focus to the environment in the mid-'90s, starting ShoreBank Pacific to lend to projects and companies that are environmentally responsible, a mission it has since expanded from Washington and Oregon states to its operations in the Midwest. Such loans promote efficient energy use, alternative energy, sustainability and the protection and revitalization of land and water.
Through its far-flung business, it can even claim a supporting role in the work honored by last year's Nobel Peace Prize. Grzywinski and Houghton, on 18 trips to Bangladesh over 10 years, advised winner Muhammad Yunus on how to start and manage his Grameen Bank for the poor specializing in very small loans called microcredits.
"They have shown that you can both promote economic opportunity in low-income communities and be a profitable, financially sustainable institution," said Andrea Levere, president of Corporate for Enterprise Development, a Washington D.C. nonprofit that promotes economic development.
But despite all the plaudits for what former President Bill Clinton once called "the most important bank in America" for pioneering the way for community development banks, it has spawned fewer imitators than ShoreBank would prefer. Just 61 other such U.S. banks have sprung up in the three and a half decades since its founding.
While he has no problems with ShoreBank remaining "really tiny minnows" in the banking world, Grzywinski, 71, expressed disappointment that its experience had not sparked a "broad revolution" in community development banking.
"It does seem as though a bank company holding model is a very good model to deal with things like neighborhood development, environmental conservation, etcetera," he said in an interview. "So we would like to see a lot of other people do it."
ShoreBank's current ambitious goal is to nearly quadruple its annual lending to $2 billion by 2013. That likely entails going public at some point in order to provide liquidity for its 75 shareholders, who include foundations, national church bodies, large banks and insurance companies.
While Grzywinski admits to concern that the core mission could be jeopardized by pressure for short-term results, it's necessary, he said, if ShoreBank is to keep growing and expanding.
As to having gotten this far, both surviving co-founders say they always felt they had no choice but to succeed in order to show that there was merit to the idea of using a bank to do things like fight poverty and racism.
"It was ourselves and our careers and our reputations and some money that we had invested," Grzywinski said of bucking the odds. "But it was also that if we ever failed...everybody without looking at the details would say, 'Well, this goes to show - we told you it wouldn't work.'" | {
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2020 Multiscale Microbial Dynamics Modeling School
Modeling the dynamics of microbial communities provides insight into how ecosystems respond to environmental change. While it may seem fairly straightforward to predict how a single bacterium with a known genome will respond to a small change in the environment (e.g., addition of glucose), microbes rarely exist in isolation. Microbial communities are complex and diverse. This makes it difficult to develop realistic models that reflect what actually happens within an ecosystem. Models become more accurate with better information. Creating a clearer picture of the roles microbial communities have in an ecosystem requires a combination of high-quality genetic data and data about their metabolic activity in a dynamic environment. However, the future of multiscale modeling will require community effort to fill in the knowledge gaps with more information as the research continues.
The immersive Multiscale Microbial Dynamics Modeling course was developed to enable the community to interactively explore questions around the role of microbes in ecosystem science. While originally designed as an in-person workshop, the COVID-19 pandemic converted the workshop into a fully virtual experience. The course transitioned to virtual lectures, free and open to the public. This was well received by the community, with nearly 400 participants from 17 countries, including Norway, Mexico, Brazil, Iceland, Singapore, Australia, Belize, Spain, India, Switzerland, Russia, Canada, Malaysia, Germany, Japan, Philippines, Denmark, and the USA. The interactive components of the course were limited to early career scientists, with the intent of exhibiting current technologies and tools offered by Biological and Environmental Research (BER) programs and user facilities to create metabolic models of microbial communities. Many researchers focus on particular components along the analysis path, from genomics to metabolism to the environment dynamics. Bringing together experts and students across these specialties presented an opportunity for collaborative ideas that empowers the community to go beyond what seems feasible in the world of metabolic modeling today.
The 2020 Multiscale Microbial Modeling Dynamics Summer School was an interactive demonstration of the latest science and technological advances in modeling of metabolism in microbial communities. The course was hosted by Environmental Molecular Sciences Laboratory (EMSL), a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) science user facility located on the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) campus, in collaboration with the DOE Joint Genome Institute (JGI), a DOE Office of Science user facility located at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL), and the DOE Systems Biology Knowledgebase (KBase). While the course covered topics from metagenomics to the theory of modeling the dynamics of chemical compounds in the environment, the main goal of the course was to introduce early career scientists to DOE-funded resources (data, tools, and platforms) used for cutting-edge investigations of metabolic function across scales – from microbes to ecosystems.
The Worldwide Hydrobiogeography Observation Network for Dynamic River Systems (WHONDRS) consortium provided data from community-collected samples that span seven rivers across the world. WHONDRS samples include riverine environments that explore the interplay between microbes that inhabit river-adjacent soils, sediments, surface waters, and groundwater. Data from these samples, with curation assistance from Environmental Systems Science Data Infrastructure for a Virtual Ecosystem (ESS-DIVE), allowed researchers to create complex models that predict how ecosystems may respond to environmental changes like flooding or drought. The accuracy of creating metabolic models for ecosystems inferred from microbial communities is based on multiple factors, including who is present in the microbial community, what metabolites are detected, and the molecular dynamics between the two.
While environmental sampling provides information on which microbes are present and the current chemical environments within ecosystems, questions around shifts in the environmental chemistry and the impact it has on microbial communities remain unanswered. Filling these knowledge gaps is possible through creating accurate models of system dynamics that combine genomic and metabolomic data through advances in computational power to run complex models, such as watershed dynamics. By the end of the course, students understood that a model is only the best approximation of the information it contains, limited by the input data and our own conceptual understanding of community dynamics in changing environments. These limitations will continue to be tackled through innovation and collaboration, with support from the BER programs along the way.
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Welcome to timbershack family history
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Augustus Wirgman, 1810–1874 (aged 64 years)
Name Augustus Wirgman — birth name
Augustus /Wirgman/
Wirgman
Events of close relatives Historic events
St James Place, Middlesex, England
British King
from October 25, 1760 to January 29, 1820 (aged 10 years)
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Spencer Perceval
from October 4, 1809 to June 8, 1812 (aged 2 years)
Robert Jenkinson
from June 8, 1812 to April 12, 1827 (aged 17 years)
The Duke of Wellington defeated Napoleon Bonaparte, ending the Napoleonic wars.
June 18, 1815 (aged 5 years)
Peterloo Massacre
Cavalry was used to disperse a large crowd who were demanding electoral reform. 15 were killed and hundreds injured.
August 16, 1819 (aged 9 years)
from January 29, 1820 to June 26, 1830 (aged 20 years)
George Canning
from April 12, 1827 to August 31, 1827 (aged 17 years)
Frederick John Robinson
from August 31, 1827 to January 22, 1828 (aged 18 years)
Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington
from January 22, 1828 to November 22, 1830 (aged 20 years)
from June 26, 1830 to June 20, 1837 (aged 27 years)
Charles Grey
from November 22, 1830 to July 16, 1834 (aged 24 years)
William Lamb
from July 16, 1834 to November 17, 1834 (aged 24 years)
from November 17, 1834 to December 10, 1834 (aged 24 years)
Robert Peel
from December 10, 1834 to April 18, 1835 (aged 25 years)
Jane Elizabeth Pearson — View this family
between July 1845 and September 1845 (aged 35 years)
Ashbourne, Derbyshire, England
Augustus Theodore Wirgman
between October 1846 and December 1846 (aged 36 years)
Bradbourne, Derbyshire, England
March 30, 1851 (aged 41 years)
Bradbourne Vicarage, Bradbourne, Derbyshire, England
Shared note: 1851 UK Census transcript - Augustus Wirgman - Household
1851 UK Census transcript - Augustus Wirgman - Household Piece: 2146 Folio: 574 Page: 5 Registration District: Ashbourne Civil Parish: Bradbourne Bradbourne Vicarage, Bradbourne, Derbyshire, England
Augustus Wirgman Head M 41 M M A Of St Peters Coll Cambridge And Curate Of Bradbourne And Brassington Middlesex, St James Place
Jane Elizabeth Wirgman Wife M 31 F - Derbyshire, South Wingfield
Ann Pearson Mother In Law And Visitor S 61 F Landed Proprietor And Annuitant Gentlewoman Derbyshire, Codnor Park
Augustus Theodore Wirgman Son S 4 M - Derbyshire, Bradbourne
Edward Francis Wirgman
between April 1851 and June 1851 (aged 41 years)
Emma Georgina Wirgman
1854 (aged 44 years)
British Queen
from June 20, 1837 to January 22, 1901 (aged 91 years)
from August 30, 1841 to June 30, 1846 (aged 36 years)
from June 30, 1846 to February 20, 1852 (aged 42 years)
Edward Smith-Stanley
from February 20, 1852 to December 19, 1852 (aged 42 years)
George Hamilton-Gordon
from December 19, 1852 to February 6, 1855 (aged 45 years)
The Crimean War
from October 16, 1853 to March 30, 1856 (aged 46 years)
Henry John Temple
from February 6, 1855 to February 20, 1858 (aged 48 years)
from February 20, 1858 to June 12, 1859 (aged 49 years)
April 7, 1861 (aged 51 years)
Parsonage House, Hartington, Derbyshire, England
1861 UK Census transcript - Augustus Wirgman - Household Piece: 2523 Folio: 27 Page 15 Registration District: Ashborne Civil Parish Hartington Parsonage House, Hartington, Derbyshire, England
Augustus Wirgman Head S 51 M Vicar Of Hartington E Sum Gate Middlesex, St James Place
Jane Elizabeth Wirgman Wife S 41 F - Derbyshire, South Wingfield
Edward Francis Wirgman Son S 9 M Scholar Home Tuition Derbyshire, Ashbourne
Emma Georgina Wirgman Daughter S 7 F Scholar Home Tuition Derbyshire, Bradbourne
Notes: add 2 servants
from June 12, 1859 to October 29, 1865 (aged 55 years)
from October 29, 1865 to June 28, 1866 (aged 56 years)
from February 27, 1868 to December 3, 1868 (aged 58 years)
from December 3, 1868 to February 20, 1874 (aged 64 years)
from February 20, 1874 to April 23, 1880 (aged 70 years)
Family with Jane Elizabeth Pearson
Birth: 1810 — St James Place, Middlesex, England
Marriage: between July 1845 and September 1845 — Ashbourne, Derbyshire, England
Census: March 30, 1851 — Bradbourne Vicarage, Bradbourne, Derbyshire, England
Census: April 7, 1861 — Parsonage House, Hartington, Derbyshire, England
Death: between October 1874 and December 1874 — Ashbourne, Derbyshire, England
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Jane Elizabeth Pearson Augustus Theodore Wirgman Edward Francis Wirgman Emma Georgina Wirgman
Augustus Wirgman
Birth: 1820 30 — South Wingfield, Derbyshire, England
Death: between January 1886 and March 1886 — Derby, Derbyshire, England
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships Family with spouse Augustus Wirgman Augustus Theodore Wirgman Edward Francis Wirgman Emma Georgina Wirgman
Jane Elizabeth Pearson
Birth: between October 1846 and December 1846 36 26 — Bradbourne, Derbyshire, England
Ancestors Compact tree Descendants Family book Fan chart Hourglass chart Interactive tree Pedigree Pedigree map Relationships
Birth: between April 1851 and June 1851 41 31 — Ashbourne, Derbyshire, England
Census: April 5, 1891 — 11 Kingsland Road, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England
Census: March 31, 1901 — 27 Devonshire Road, Birkenhead, Cheshire, England
Death: between July 1907 and September 1907 — Birkenhead, Cheshire, England
Birth: 1854 44 34 — Bradbourne, Derbyshire, England
CensusView
Parents … Pearson Ann …
Last change May 20, 2012 – 20:58:11
Augustus Wirgman(1810–1874)
Jane Elizabeth Pearson1845
Augustus Theodore Wirgman(1846–)
Edward Francis Wirgman(1851–1907)
Emma Georgina Wirgman(1854–)
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that day, and admonished whoever had found the belt to return it, but no one did. The village leader then told everyone to wrap ashes in a package of banana leaves and bring them to his house the following night, to enable the one who had the belt to return it without being detected. The next day, the girl who had lost the belt came to the house of the woman who had taken it, to borrow a ladder, and they talked about the lost silver belt. That night, people brought their wrapped ash bundles and put them in an empty room in the village leader's house. After a respected elder opened eighteen bundles of ashes, the nineteenth bundle contained the silver belt. The young girl and all those there exclaimed their happiness, and shared their joy, relief and solidarity, reaffirmed by the restoration of the silver belt to its rightful owner, and even more by the honor re-established for the relationships and mutual respect of those in the community.
Relationship building: using op lom discussions, respected elder family and community mediators and soukhouan and soumma conflict resolution rituals to restore and build relationships that are considered the essential lifeblood of families and communities.
Explainability/accountability: the primary responsibility of the parties in conflict resolution to adhere to its principles, together with the primary responsibility of the mediators to act appropriately in helping the parties reach a resolution in which the parties take responsibility for their actions and choices, and their consequences.
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Litheness/flexibility: the flexibility and adaptability of the mediators and the process to different people, cultural values, conflict issues and contexts, relationships among those involved and affected, and approaches to and elements of agreement for resolution.
Understanding/familiarity: the respect and understanding that derive from and accompany family and community relationships, shared values and cultural traditions, and the opportunity for mutually respectful inclusive participation in the process and resolution.
honors and restores the status of those involved.
Originality/creativity: finding ways not yet seen or considered by the parties in conflict to see, understand and make choices that respect and honor the status and relationships of those involved, the importance of their balance and stability to and in the family and community, and the ability to connect those creative perspectives and approaches with established, respected cultural values.
Networks/support networks): the invitation to and inclusion of families, community members and different levels of mediators in the conflict resolution process to enable the understanding, support and sometimes the compensation and reparations needed for appropriate resolution.
She also describes the applicability and value of these principles to conflict resolution outside of Laos and on a broader scale, including in conflict resolution system design.
Stobbe suggests that Lao grassroots conflict resolution tenets could be useful in places like Lebanon, where political and religious struggles, assassinations, and other violence have continued for decades, even after the civil war officially ended in 1990. The transformative power of the indigenous Lebanese sulha ritual that enables respected community leaders to investigate and develop understandings of conflicts and responsibilities, to conduct a pardon ritual to honor the injured party, and to establish a formal, public reconciliation between the parties, could help develop more peaceful relationships. | {
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java.lang.OutOfMemoryError
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A: One possible reason for this is keeping lots of data in instance fields of the test classes.
You have to understand that JUnit will create a new object of the test class for each test method in the class (in order to avoid having the tests influence each other), and will keep references to all those objects.
Therefore instance fields in test classes should not refer to large amounts of data or, if that is really necessary, theyy have to be set to null in a teardown method.
Update: The problem described above was apparently only present in older versions of JUnit.
A: If you are using Eclipse IDE; click on run from the menu on top and select run configurations. A dialog box will appear. Select the test that you are running and click on the arguments tab. type: -Xmx1024m and click apply. Run it again and see if it throws the same exception. If it does, the method under test is probably causing the problem. That happens when you have recursive calls in a cycle. Hope that helps.
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Gold and silver stocks positively buck a trend - Advice for Investors | Advice for Investors
Gold and silver stocks positively buck a trend
Investor's Digest of Canada •12/5/17 •
Timing the Market and Equity Clock founder, Don Vialoux says the season for investing in gold and silver is now (especially silver). He lists his two recommendations for gold and silver exchange traded funds. Meanwhile, he warns readers to against investing in retail stocks.
Seasonality-focused financial analyst Don Vialoux is of two minds on today's long bull market and particularly concerned about retail's future, but he suggests there are still gains to be mined underground (literally).
"On a seasonal basis, historically this is one of the strongest periods of year, from late October to early January," he says, but adds that in technical terms, "There's a bit of a problem because markets are extremely overbought."
Mr. Vialoux is a longtime investment professional in Oakville, Ont. With his son Jon, he co-founded popular investing websites timingthemarket.ca and equityclock.com.
Jon and Don, who previously managed a seasonality-based exchange-traded fund, also post daily comments on the movements of and news related to exchange traded funds (ETFs) and well-known companies at stocktwits.com. There, they boast more than 44,000 followers.
The elder Vialoux notes that the relative strength index (RSI), a metric commonly used in technical analysis, for the Dow Jones industrial average reached more than 80 per cent in late October, and sat at 76.2 per cent as of Nov. 7. Meanwhile, the RSI for the S&P/TSX Composite Index has also scraped against 80 per cent.
By comparison, the overbought level begins at 70 per cent.
Mr. Vialoux says technical signs do not necessarily indicate the markets have peaked, but suggest they are close. He takes a mildly bullish short-term stance.
Besides the most well-known North American indexes, many have already peaked of late, the analyst observes, pointing out that the market as a whole tends to weaken from mid-January until the end of February.
Contrary to the typical seasonal trend for retail in Canada and the United States, which rises from the end of September until the end of November and Black Friday (so named for the day retailers' books change from red to black), the analyst says: "It's not happening this year."
Retailers hurt by the Amazon effect
He notes that the SPDR S&P Retail ETF (NYSEARCA—XRT), which tracks US retail stocks, has dropped eight per cent since the beginning of the strength period.
"They're buying their merchandise online," he says of US customers. "By share, Amazon is the one that has captured the biggest chunk of Internet traffic."
Mr. Vialoux continues: "Looking at Canada, the pressure (on prices) is probably going to be even more intense." Aside from customers' ongoing migration online, Sears Canada Inc. is liquidating all of its stores between now and January, meaning it will charge progressively lower prices.
"There are exceptions. Dollarama continues to do well, but it's a discounter anyway so it's a bit of a different animal."
Precious metal stocks set to rise
By comparison, the analyst sees a much rosier picture ahead for precious metals and their miners. Mr. Vialoux explains that markets are starting to anticipate a 0.25-percentage point US Federal Reserve interest rate increase, to between 1.25 per cent and 1.5 per cent.
"This has had a positive impact on the US dollar and a negative impact on the Canadian dollar. Normally, when the dollar goes higher, precious metals would do badly."
However, they are doing well this time around. Recent US dollar movements imply the greenback will keep rising "at least until" the rate goes up, he says.
Since the next period of seasonal strength for gold bullion and gold stocks begins in mid-December and lasts until the end of February, it could dovetail nicely with the greenback's expected decline after the bump up from a rate hike.
Mr. Vialoux argues: "That drawback . . . will provide the boost for gold and gold stocks."
Further bolstering a bullish case is his expectation for flat 2017 third-quarter earnings from gold mining stocks year-over-year, which will be reported in mid-to-late November.
Though the figures will depress stock prices in the short run, they will also pave the way for strong gains when miners report much-improved fourth-quarter numbers year-over-year.
Best buys for gold and silver ETFs
His first 'best buy', then, is either the iShares S&P/TSX Global Gold Index (TSX—XGD) or gold in Canadian dollar terms outright.
Mr. Vialoux adds that the story is similar for silver, highlighting that silver is actually usually stronger than gold seasonally on an international basis. Thus, he advises picking up his second 'best buy', the Global X Silver Miners ETF (NYSEARCA—SIL).
The analyst recommends investors not buy aggressively yet, but look for the trade to start evolving by mid-December, and then take advantage between then and late February.
This is an edited version of an article that was originally published for subscribers in the November 24, 2017, issue of Investor's Digest of Canada. You can profit from the award-winning advice subscribers receive regularly in Investor's Digest of Canada.
Investor's Digest of Canada, MPL Communications Inc.
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The Auschwitz Institute for Peace and Reconciliation (AIPR) marks Sunday, November 25, 2018 as the annual International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. First designated by the United Nations General Assembly in 1999, this date represents an opportunity for the international community to bring gender-based violence to the top of its agenda and bolster efforts that raise awareness of GBV and related issues at both national and international levels. The importance of the UN Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women, which was adopted in 1993, is also placed at the forefront of today's observance.
November 25 was chosen to coincide with the long-standing observance of the date on which the three Mirabal sisters, participants in the then-growing political movement against their country's dictatorship, were assassinated in 1960 by Rafael Trujillo, the autocratic ruler of the Dominican Republic. The date was first officially observed by the Latin American and Caribbean Feminist Encuentros (Encuentros Feministas Latinoamericanas y del Caribe), as one to commemorate not only the Mirabal sisters, but to give recognition to all who have been affected by gender-based violence around the world.
The 2018 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women is dedicated to the theme of "Orange the World: #HearMeToo." Members of the international community are being encouraged to host events, at the local through the international scale, highlighting the work on ongoing women's movements, survivor advocates, and women human rights defenders. These events will open spaces and opportunities for dialogue between activists, policy makers and the public to further leverage the priorities of the International Day.
In her message dedicated to the observance, Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka, the Director of UN Women, explains:
We still do not know the true extent of violence against women, as the fear of reprisals, impact of not being believed, and the stigma borne by the survivor—not the perpetrator—have silenced the voices of millions of survivors of violence and masked the true extent of women's continued horrific experiences.
In the recent past, grassroots activists and survivors, as well as global movements such as "#MeToo", "#TimesUp", "#BalanceTonPorc", "#NiUnaMenos", "HollaBack!" and "#TotalShutdown" have converted isolation into global sisterhood. They are making offenders accountable, exposing the prevalence of violence from high office to factory floor. Today's global movements are setting collective demands for accountability and action and calling for the end of impunity, to ensure the human rights of all women and girls.
On the occasion of the 2018 International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, the Auschwitz Institute contributes its voice to the calls for an end to gender-based violence and demands for accountability across the globe. AIPR, for its part, is continuing to place an emphasis on the prevention of all forms of gender-based violence in its training programs for government officials and other prominent stakeholders. This includes highlighting the lived experiences of women who have experience conflict, not only as victims and survivors, but also as essential actors in effective atrocity prevention moving forward. | {
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Each May, the New Cemetery in Belgrade traditionally takes part in the Belgrade International Architecture Week (BINA).
The 12th edition of BINA is held from 27 April until 25 May 2017 under the slogan Ideas Yards. In order to share memories on fascinating figures, present captivating monuments and promote cemetery as a generator of knowledge, the New Cemetery in Belgrade participated in this year's BINA with guided thematic walk titled Along the Alleys of the New Cemetery organized on 14 May and guided by Dr. Violeta Obrenovic, our knowledgeable employee and the great connoisseur of sepulchral culture and funerary art. The walk started at the entrance of the New Cemetery and included a tour of the main alleys, with emphasis on individual sculptural works and graves of distinguished individuals. Particular attention was set to the following spatial units: Arcades, Alley of the Greats, Alley of Distinguished Citizens, Alley of Executed Patriots, as well as the architecture and history of the Church of St. Nicholas, the Chapel of Field Marshal Radomir Putnik, Charnel-house of Defenders of Belgrade 1914-1918, Russian Charnel-house and the Iver Chapel.
This guided free walk along the main alleys of the New Cemetery in Belgrade has aroused the high interest among the public and once again the number of interested visitors far exceeded the optimal number of places set for the guided tour since the group was fully booked in record time. With so many fantastic stories the attention of visitors was the uppermost attracted by anecdotes both about the lives of the prominent figures, as well as about the ordinary people with their extraordinary destinies, unusual habits, and unique characters that with that keen sense for all those charismatic biographies our talented art historian tirelessly year after year shares with eager public. The planned two-hour walk was as we predicted extended and almost doubled, much to the satisfaction of all the visitors.
Do not miss the opportunities to visit the New Cemetery in Belgrade for we have prepared a lot of exciting cultural events in May and June. | {
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Christian Sasse loves pushing the limits.
He shattered a world-record when he imaged the most distant object from earth ever captured by an amateur-sized telescope.
Now, he's taking aim at producing some magnificent wildlife photography.
This latest chapter in Sasse's adventurous life began to unfold shortly after he moved to British Columbia in 2011. That same year, he visited the Fraser Valley Bald Eagle Festival, thus igniting a passion for both the welfare (he volunteers at the Hancock Wildlife Foundation) and imagery of the majestic raptor.
And that is when Sasse decided to take-up photography. Yes, just two years ago.
Sasse regularly updates his Facebook page with fresh images, usually several times per week.
The photos intimately showcase Bald Eagles at various stages of life, from the recently hatched to the mighty, full-grown adult.
Classic Bald Eagle behaviors are also captured by Sasse's lens(es); and we're not only talking about the familiar "money shot" that features a flying eagle's talons plucking a salmon from the water mere centimeters below.
For example, how many of us have witnessed a Bald Eagle standing in the muddy waters of a low-tide and patiently hunting for a midshipman (fish) that's mostly hidden in the muck?
To top it all off, it turns-out Sasse is also quite gracious; something I learned firsthand.
Several weeks ago, I reached-out to Sasse via Facebook and asked for permission to use two of his photos in a project. He kindly obliged.
It was while working on that project that I came across a piece of up-tempo music and thought, Christian Sasse's photography would go great with this tune!
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Home » Stock Picks » MA20-MA5 Bear Crossover Stocks (Jan. 28)
MA20-MA5 Bear Crossover Stocks (Jan. 28)
Monday, January 28, 2013, 23:14
NASDAQ: AMRN (Amarin Corporation Plc)
NASDAQ: AMRN (Amarin Corporation Plc) has closed at $8.28, its traded Volume was 4260.18K shares, AMRN opened the Day at $8.43, it made an intraday Low of $8.18, and an intraday High of $8.4999. AMRN (Amarin Corporation Plc) 52-week High is $15.96, 52-week Low is: $7.01, it has supports at $7.55 and $6.28, resistances at $10.85 and $12.89. AMRN's earning is $-1.07 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $-0.38, current year estimated EPS is $-1.48. Its PE ratio is -8. Overall, this stock is rated Neutral today.
NYSE: AUY (Yamana Gold)
NYSE: AUY (Yamana Gold) has closed at $16.08, its traded Volume was 5351.19K shares, AUY opened the Day at $16.29, it made an intraday Low of $16.08, and an intraday High of $16.4. AUY (Yamana Gold) 52-week High is $20.508, 52-week Low is: $12.544, it has supports at $16.07 and $13.37, resistances at $18.29 and $19.67. AUY's earning is $0.48 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $0.29, current year estimated EPS is $0.92. Its PE ratio is 34. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
NYSE: BPO (Brookfield Properties Corp.)
NYSE: BPO (Brookfield Properties Corp.) has closed at $16.61, its traded Volume was 3412.52K shares, BPO opened the Day at $16.66, it made an intraday Low of $16.49, and an intraday High of $16.75. BPO (Brookfield Properties Corp.) 52-week High is $18.144, 52-week Low is: $15.122, it has supports at $16.11 and $15.42, resistances at $17.25 and $20.14. BPO's earning is $2.23 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $0.29, current year estimated EPS is $1.13. Its PE ratio is 7. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
NYSE: FIO (Fusion-Io Inc.)
NYSE: FIO (Fusion-Io Inc.) has closed at $20.54, its traded Volume was 3055.64K shares, FIO opened the Day at $21.2, it made an intraday Low of $20.25, and an intraday High of $21.31. FIO (Fusion-Io Inc.) 52-week High is $33.87, 52-week Low is: $17.45, it has supports at $18.85 and $15.68, resistances at $22.65 and $25. FIO's earning is $-0.1 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $0.09, current year estimated EPS is $0.41. Its PE ratio is -205. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
NASDAQ: GILD (Gilead Sciences)
NASDAQ: GILD (Gilead Sciences) has closed at $39.44, its traded Volume was 5947.6K shares, GILD opened the Day at $40, it made an intraday Low of $39.205, and an intraday High of $40.19. GILD (Gilead Sciences) 52-week High is $79.37, 52-week Low is: $39.205, it has supports at $39.2 and $32.61, resistances at $64.02 and $79.37. GILD's earning is $3.22 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $1.01, current year estimated EPS is $3.85. Its PE ratio is 12. . Overall, this stock is rated STRONG SELL today.
NYSE: JOY (Joy Global Inc.)
NYSE: JOY (Joy Global Inc.) has closed at $62.66, its traded Volume was 3448.84K shares, JOY opened the Day at $63.09, it made an intraday Low of $62.42, and an intraday High of $63.682. JOY (Joy Global Inc.) 52-week High is $94.907, 52-week Low is: $47.388, it has supports at $59.59 and $53.66, resistances at $69.19 and $80.81. JOY's earning is $7.13 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $1.67, current year estimated EPS is $6.21. Its PE ratio is 9. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
NYSE: KO (Coca-Cola Company)
NYSE: KO (Coca-Cola Company) has closed at $37.01, its traded Volume was 13315.9K shares, KO opened the Day at $37.06, it made an intraday Low of $36.86, and an intraday High of $37.11. KO (Coca-Cola Company) 52-week High is $40.111, 52-week Low is: $32.601, it has supports at $36.5 and $35.58, resistances at $37.99 and $44.37. KO's earning is $1.91 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $0.46, current year estimated EPS is $2. Its PE ratio is 19. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
NYSE: LMT (Lockheed Martin Corp.)
NYSE: LMT (Lockheed Martin Corp.) has closed at $89.32, its traded Volume was 4165.11K shares, LMT opened the Day at $92.49, it made an intraday Low of $89.015, and an intraday High of $92.49. LMT (Lockheed Martin Corp.) 52-week High is $96.52, 52-week Low is: $77.593, it has supports at $86.01 and $71.56, resistances at $92.49 and $96.51. LMT's earning is $8.36 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $2.19, current year estimated EPS is $8.61. Its PE ratio is 11. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
NYSE: NXY (Nexen)
NYSE: NXY (Nexen) has closed at $26.82, its traded Volume was 12582.2K shares, NXY opened the Day at $26.97, it made an intraday Low of $26.8, and an intraday High of $26.97. NXY (Nexen) 52-week High is $27.06, 52-week Low is: $14.525, it has supports at $23.34 and $21.06, resistances at $27.05 and $31.59. NXY's earning is $0.73 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $0.63, current year estimated EPS is $1.11. Its PE ratio is 37. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
NASDAQ: PETM (Petsmart Inc)
NASDAQ: PETM (Petsmart Inc) has closed at $63.635, its traded Volume was 7590.59K shares, PETM opened the Day at $67.8, it made an intraday Low of $62.63, and an intraday High of $68.23. PETM (Petsmart Inc) 52-week High is $72.394, 52-week Low is: $52.306, it has supports at $62.63 and $52.1, resistances at $68.22 and $71.68. PETM's earning is $3.23 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $0.94, current year estimated EPS is $3.52. Its PE ratio is 20. . Overall, this stock is rated STRONG SELL today.
NYSE: SLW (Silver Wheaton Corp)
NYSE: SLW (Silver Wheaton Corp) has closed at $34.05, its traded Volume was 3042.14K shares, SLW opened the Day at $34.29, it made an intraday Low of $33.64, and an intraday High of $34.34. SLW (Silver Wheaton Corp) 52-week High is $41.22, 52-week Low is: $22.745, it has supports at $33.63 and $27.98, resistances at $37.12 and $39.28. SLW's earning is $1.56 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $0.49, current year estimated EPS is $1.67. Its PE ratio is 22. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
NYSE: STP (Suntech Power Holdings Co.)
NYSE: STP (Suntech Power Holdings Co.) has closed at $1.56, its traded Volume was 4200.15K shares, STP opened the Day at $1.67, it made an intraday Low of $1.55, and an intraday High of $1.67. STP (Suntech Power Holdings Co.) 52-week High is $4.4, 52-week Low is: $0.71, it has supports at $1.21 and $0.74, resistances at $1.99 and $2.32. STP's earning is $-6.55 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $-0.48, current year estimated EPS is $-2.58. Its PE ratio is 0. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
NYSE: UAL (United Continental Holdings)
NYSE: UAL (United Continental Holdings) has closed at $24.8, its traded Volume was 4783.57K shares, UAL opened the Day at $25.34, it made an intraday Low of $24.54, and an intraday High of $25.5. UAL (United Continental Holdings) 52-week High is $26.37, 52-week Low is: $17.45, it has supports at $21.93 and $19.2, resistances at $26.37 and $30.8. UAL's earning is $-2.18 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $1.89, current year estimated EPS is $3.79. Its PE ratio is -11. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
AMEX: VWO (Emrg Mkts ETF MSCI Vanguard)
AMEX: VWO (Emrg Mkts ETF MSCI Vanguard) has closed at $44.23, its traded Volume was 22373.9K shares, VWO opened the Day at $44.4395, it made an intraday Low of $44.1, and an intraday High of $44.44. VWO (Emrg Mkts ETF MSCI Vanguard) 52-week High is $45.54, 52-week Low is: $36.116, it has supports at $41.97 and $39.77, resistances at $45.54 and $53.19. VWO's earning is $0 per share, Next quarter estimated EPS is $0, current year estimated EPS is $0. Its PE ratio is 0. Overall, this stock is rated SELL today.
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This property is turnkey and upon request, rental numbers can be sent over, comes fully furnished and sits right on the golf course. Currently the lowest price point into Schaffer's Mill for a finished home. Schaffer's Mill owners enjoy the North Village Clubhouse, with pool, Fitness Center, Market Restaurant, Spa on the Rocks, and Tennis, as well as shuttle service to and from Northstar and ski storage at Base Camp. Owners also have access to 4 different boats to charter out of King's Beach.
Courtesy of Schaffers Mill Real Estate. Disclaimer: All data relating to real estate for sale on this page comes from the Broker Reciprocity (BR) of the Tahoe Sierra MLS. Detailed information about real estate listings held by brokerage firms other than Got It! Real Estate include the name of the listing broker. Neither the listing company nor Got It! Real Estate shall be responsible for any typographical errors, misinformation, misprints and shall be held totally harmless. The Broker providing this data believes it to be correct, but advises interested parties to confirm any item before relying on it in a purchase decision. Copyright 2019. Tahoe Sierra MLS. All rights reserved. | {
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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/police-confirm-father-stabbed-family-to-death-6276517.html
Police confirm father stabbed family to death
Detectives investigating the deaths of a "perfect" family said a mother and her two young sons were stabbed.
It is believed Richard Smith, 37, murdered his family before killing himself in a fire at the house in Pudsey, West Yorkshire, on Friday night or in the early hours of Saturday.
Police said they were able to pinpoint the time of death because the elder child's advent calendar had not been opened on Saturday. On Friday the family, including Ben, nine, and Aaron, one, had attended a local cricket club function. They were found with their mother Clair, 36, and father, on a double bed in the burnt-out main bedroom of their detached home on Sunday by relatives.
Mr Smith, a shopfitter, died from smoke inhalation after apparently setting light to a mattress.
Mrs Smith and baby Aaron died from chest wounds, while the older boy, who was also stabbed, suffocated.
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This paper offers a more detailed analysis of the mathematical methods that Aldo Giorgini used and aims to serve as a supplement to the biographical sketch of Giorgini's life, Cybernethisms. Giorgini's career as a civil engineer led him to become a pioneer of computer art, as he repurposed the frameworks for turbulence visualization into works of art. Specifically, we studied Giorgini's original materials to gain insight into the mathematical methods that Giorgini used in his visualizations of fluid dynamics. Given today's computer memory and specialized frameworks, the limitations that Giorgini worked with in his time now seem foreign. We wanted to further understand Giorgini's use of technology and make it more accessible by creating an interactive web tool named Ideal Flow, that allows users to see fluid dynamics variations in real time. Using WebGL, we were able to implement Giorgini's frameworks using a modern tool and thus fully enable new viewers to celebrate Giorgini's contributions. Future generations now have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with Giorgini's unique approach to art and science, as well as computer art history in general. | {
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The OMOMI App helps parents keep their children healthy by enabling them easily monitor their children's health.
With the OMOMI app, parents can track their child's immunization status, manage diarrhea at home with interactive DIY platform and access to speak to our doctors as well as other parents.
Join millions of mothers all over the world, sharing awesome experience on child nurturing & its difficulties, and gain great nurturing insights with ever ready doctors on standby to tend to complex & unanswered questions.
Play against other mothers and top the leaderboard.
The Growth Monitor feature, helps to prevent your child from taking ill. It helps mothers personally check their baby's weight, height, arm size, and provide ready diagnosis on Oedema, Malnutrition and color code.
This feature is sub-divided into three categories; Food Supplementation, Family Planning and Breast Feeding. For veteran mothers, you have alot to share and for new mothers, you have a lot to learn along side other mothers.
Every child is unique, and as such the app allows mothers to fill their child's biological details, so as to give the mother\user a more personalised and intuitive experience tailored for the mother\user & hero child.
Experience the expertise of a doctor at the comfort of your home, even while having your favorite meal. With the ỌMỌMI maternal calculator, you have the opportunity to know your Fertile Date/Ovulation Cycle without going through the troubles of queueing in the hospital.
Having to cram and or know your child's immunization status can be cumbersome for busy mothers, but not anymore, because the ỌMỌMI App comes with an immunization tracker feature which provides an easy to use immunization management solution for your child.
A mother can sometimes be too busy to tend to minor issues concerning her child due to tight schedules. But hey! the ỌMỌMI app helps prevent and manage diarrhoea for your child, whiles you tend to more pressing matters, but you've got to be a part of it, so download now.
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OMOMI emerged as one of the five winners of the inaugural Health Innovation Challenge Awards, which held on the 28th of October, 2015 at the Civic Centre, Lagos. The event which attracted the likes of African billionaire Mr. Jim Ovia, representatives of the Nigerian government, private sector leaders, members of the medical community, the media and more, was the brainchild of the Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria (PHN) and the Nigeria Health Innovation Marketplace (NHIM). The Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria (PHN) has made a case for catalytic impact investment to scale-up disruptive healthcare innovations in Nigeria, a move that would improve health outcomes and accelerate efforts aimed at attaining health-related Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
The private sector coalition, led by Alhaji Aliko Dangote, Dr. Muhammad Ali Pate, Mr. Jim Ovia, Mr. Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, Mrs. Sola David Borha and private sector leaders in Nigeria at the inaugural Health Innovation and Impact Investment Summit, observed that there is the critical need to bridge the gap between spurring disruptive innovations, shaping health markets and attracting innovative financing for scaling-up promising healthcare innovations in the country.
The Summit coincided with the Health Innovation Challenge Awards, which brought together leading health innovations in Nigeria, with over 300 of them competing for the prizes. The winning innovators who received prizes were picked from a poll of 12 finalists who were chosen from over 300 applications following rigorous screening and result which was audited by renowned international consultancy firm, Accenture.
OMOMI was awarded prize money of $20,000. OMOMI which means 'My Child' in Yoruba is a mobile platform used by pregnant mothers to monitor their health and that of their unborn babies. The device also monitors the health of babies up to age five. It is aimed at saving lives, reducing maternal and infant mortality in the critical early years.The platform helps mothers in growth monitoring, oral rehydration therapy, breastfeeding, immunization, female education, family planning and food supplementation. Though the application and SMS alerts, mothers can have live chats with doctors, find the nearest health provider through GPS and automatically track vaccine.
50 entrepreneurs from the Mandela Washington Fellowship, part of President Obama's Young African Leaders Initiative (YALI), have returned home with $25,000 each ($1,250,000 in total grant funding) in seed capital awarded by the U.S. African Development Foundation (USADF). One of this year's 50 winners from over twenty countries is MOBicure's co-founder, Dr Charles Immanuel Akhimien.
On Monday, August 1, Charles and 49 other 2016 YALI Entrepreneurship winners were officially announced at an awards dinner hosted by USADF, and held at Halcyon House in Washington, D.C.
The YALI Mandela Washington Fellowship is empowering exceptional young people, ages 25-35, who are already leaders in their fields. For the class of 2016, 1,000 African leaders were competitively selected from over 50,000 applicants to receive advanced training at top U.S. academic institutions. The program is providing the opportunity for this next generation of leaders in civil society, business and government to come to the United States to develop their professional and leadership skills. The USADF YALI Entrepreneurship Grants are a tangible part of continuing this catalytic program in Africa through mentoring, training, networking and professional placements.
This $1,250,000 in grant funding is part of USADF's $7.5 million commitment over three years to fund young African entrepreneurs' who are launching and expanding their businesses and social ventures across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Salzburg, Austria; November15th, 2014– The World Summit Youth Award (WSYA) have announced the 18 winners of its seventh edition and Nigerian mobile application 'OMOMI' is amongst them. Selected as one of the best three projects in the Fight Poverty, Hunger and Diseasecategory, 'OMOMI' is an android-based mobile application that is designed with the child's health needs in mind. The app's unique range of features will enable parents easily monitor their children's health at the touch of a button.
"'OMOMI' is not only contributing to achieve a healthier child population in Africa, but also enhancing and supporting a valuable Mothers´ Community."said Professor Peter Bruck, Chairman of the WSYA Board. 'Omomi' is a complex, ambitious and intelligent project providing mhealth solutions for Africa."This year, 'Omomi' is the only Nigerian winner of this international contest that celebrates youth best digital content addressing the UN Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
The competition was fierce in 2014. Initially, 1896 submissions from 138 UN and UNESCO countries were received. In the end, 12 projects will be featured as WSYA 2014 runners-up through the award network and 18 will be awarded in the winners' event that will take place in Sao Paulo, Brazil.
The winners' ceremony was held in June 2015, in Sao Paulo, Brazil. This event featured world-class keynote speeches, hands-on workshops and engaging panel discussions about social entrepreneurship and the content industry, putting the winners on a global stage.
In May 2014, Dr Charles Immanuel Akhimien, MOBicure's co-founder emerged as a runner-up in the 2014 Enterprise Challenge, organised by the British Council Nigeria, in partnership with Virgin Atlantic and Zenith Bank.
The competition received entries from over 7,000 young Nigerian entrepreneurs and five finalists (including Dr Charles) emerged and these finalists made their business pitches at the British Council Nigeria Head-office in Ikoyi, Lagos.
OMOMI also emerged runner-up in the m-health & m-environment section of the 2014 African Content Award (ACA). The ACA is a regional initiative of the World Summit Awards and showcases n excellent innovations from African countries, produced in Africa by Africans for Africans.
In November 2015, MOBicure got a $5,000 implementation grant for the Center for Health Market Innovations'(CHMI)Learn and Launch Program which held in Nairobi Kenya.
Learn and Launch is a new peer-learning initiative for leading health programs to brainstorm, share and test practices that will help tackle specific operational roadblocks impeding growth and scale. It provides innovators an opportunity to learn and try new solutions quickly – all within a supportive network of peer organizations, regional partners, and the broader Center for Health Market Innovations community.
As a result of the huge success of the Learn and Launch Program, MOBicure got another $5,000 (bringing the total to $10,000) for a Learning Exchange where it collaborated with local organizations to deploy the multi-award winning OMOMI to other areas within Nigeria.
November 2014 was a fantastic month for MOBicure and OMOMI. In one week, the mobile platform OMOMI was recognised on the global stage after winning two prestigious international awards.
Firstly one of MOBicure's cofounders, Dr Charles Akhimien got an honourable mention in Healthcare for the OMOMI mobile app after successfully competing in the Tech-I finals in Marrakech, Morocco, organised by the US Department of State and the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). The Tech-I competition is the annual competition of the Global Innovation through Science and Technology (GIST) initiative, and is one of the events of the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES). This year's Tech-I competition featured over 500 competitors from more than 60 countries at the initial stage.
Both competitions came with grants and further demonstrated the growing reputation of OMOMI and the increasing usefulness of the solution in improving the health of mother and child.
ỌMỌMI Mobile WEB and APP is a health and social platform based on the WHO/UNICEF Childhood Survival Strategies which has a unique range of features that helps parents keep their children healthy by enabling them easily monitor their children's health.
THANK YOU for signing up as a doctor on the Omomi platform. We are grateful for the time and sacrifies of our doctors.
We ensure that all doctors are verified on the platform because your advice means a lot to our mothers and the entire Omomi Community.
Your account will be verified and you will recieve an email to that effect, before you can sign in.
Please note email address submitted should be the one associated with your user account. A new password will be sent to your email address. | {
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This book is definite a 5/5 and a must reread for me.
Once I started this book I found a quiet place, asked my husband to watch my little girl (turned 3 on sept. 28th)and finished it from beginning to end. (Only going to read 20 minutes) Is that the words other people use as well when it comes to finding a good book? | {
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Gwent police are asking for help to catch these culprits involved in a serious assault
Officers are appealing for information following an alleged assault that happened at an address on Corporation Road, Newport at approximately 9.20am on Tuesday 11th June 2019.
The altercation between the victim and two men took place in the hallway of the property and reportedly involved a hammer. The victim, a man, received injuries to his head and back and was taken to hospital for treatment; he is now recovering at home.
Officers would like to identify and speak to the men pictured as they may have information which could assist in the investigation into this incident.
If you can help, please call 101 quoting log 121 of 11/6/19 or alternatively, you can send a direct message with information to our Gwent Police Facebook or Twitter pages. You can also contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Jessica Morden Newport East MP has Confirmed the M4 Relief Road Project will not go ahead, after the plans were scrapped by the Welsh labour party, confirming it would not build the £1.4bn M4 relief road,
First Minister Mark Drakeford has axed the scheme because of its cost and impact on the environment.
The relief road would have seen a motorway built south of Newport to tackle congestion at the Brynglas tunnels.
The Newport East Labour MP says on her website
Today's decision by the Welsh Government not to go ahead with the M4 relief road has been a long time coming and there has been a lot of frustration on both sides of the argument, not least for communities along the proposed route. Now that this decision has been made, we need a Welsh Government solution that's bold and convincing for commuters and businesses who are sick and tired of the gridlock around Newport. We need fast-tracked measures to alleviate congestion implemented faster than the five years it would have taken to build the relief road.
We need to know what practical measures will be put in place for sustainable transport, a timetable and strong commitment to ensure the money is coming to Newport and Severnside. Just one local example of a scheme the Welsh Government should support would be the plans for a Magor Walkway station, which has strong local and political backing, and I urge them to do so as part of a wider package. Timing is crucial, there should be no more unnecessary delays, and I see no reason why the next year shouldn't see the start of some solutions being implemented.
Within minutes of posting the news on social media the MP received numerous negative comments indicating the decision will not fare well with the citizens of Newport
Prison Recall:
Gwent Police are appealing for information to find 23-year-old Joshua Rhodes from the Risca area.
Joshua had previously received and served a prison sentence for actual bodily harm.
Due to the fact that Joshua who was released on licence, breached his licence conditions, he has now been recalled to prison.
If you see him, or know where he is, please contact gwent police by calling 101 quoting log number 1900192386. You can also send us a direct message or alternatively, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111
Gwent Police are appealing for information following a robbery on St Mark's Crescent, Newport.
The incident is reported to have happened on the junction of St Mark's Crescent and Queen's Hill Crescent at approximately 6.45pm on Friday 24th May 2019. The victim was approached by a man and threatened with what is believed to have been a screwdriver.
The man is described as being of slim build, approximately 20-years-old and wearing a dark jacket and a black woollen hat.
A brown leather bag containing house-keys, mobile phone, and a purse with an amount of cash inside were taken during the altercation. The victim was uninjured.
Officers would like to identify and speak to a man pictured on CCTV as he may have information which could assist in the investigation into this incident.
Anyone with information is asked to contact us by calling 101, or you can send us a direct message, quoting log 482 of 24/5/19. Alternatively you can call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. https://www.gwent.police.uk/en/newsroom/story/news/robbery-st-marks-crescent-newport/
In the Past 5 Years the Number of Families Seeking Help With Their Finances Has Risen 63% , With Many Families Facing Financial Crisis & the Marked Increase in Homelessness & Begging in the City Centre, Local Musician from Misfit Media David Taylor Talks to Individuals & Charities to Find Out How Much Support is Being Offered to those in this Situation
Burglary, Williams Close, Newport – Do you know this man?
Gwent police would like to speak to the man captured in this CCTV image, following the burglary of an address in Williams Close, Newport.
They believe he was in the area at the time of the incident, and could help officers with their enquiries.
The empty property was entered through a bedroom window shortly after midnight on the morning of Thursday, 4th April 2019, and two televisions were stolen.
If you have any information about the burglary or know the man pictured, please call Gwent Police on 101, quoting log 18 of 04/04/19, or contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. You can also direct message us.
Newport West … A Test Case for the UK ?
Council Matters
If You Live on the West Side of Newport, You will Notice there's a Local Election Happening, this thursday sees a by-election for a traditionally labour held seat in newport west, to represent them in an ever decisive parliament, The newly elected MP will join parliament a week before the uk is set to leave the EU.
The Election has seen a lot more national coverage than elections of the past, and as labour have Quoted on their campaign flyers " Its either the tories or us " it appears this by election may be decided on voter a base disillusioned with national party politics.
The amount of campaign efforts from all parties signifies the importance of this election and how the public react in a 56% leave city, Flyers are coming through our letterboxes like never before and jeremy corbyn was in the city to campaign alongside ruth jones in a bid to win the seat.
The Candidates for the Newport West & Stance on EU Exit are as follows :
Labour | ruth Jones : Pro Remain
Grew-up in the Newport West estate of the Gaer. She is a trained physiotherapist who became a full-time trade union official in 2016.
"There is a danger that the national papers and the media will see it as a Brexit by-election, but the people of Newport West will be looking to replace their much-loved MP,"
Conservatives | Matthew Evans : Pro Leave
The Conservative candidate is Matthew Evans – the 55-year-old is leader of Newport council's Tory group who led the authority between 2008 and 2012.
Mr Evans Said he's "campaigning hard for the M4 relief road". "I'm very passionate about the city," he said, focusing his campaign on his "track record" as a civic politician.
He also said the councillor was instrumental in ensuring Newport's Friars Walk shopping centre was delivered, and will ensure that free parking comes back to the city centre.
Plaid Cmryu | Jonathan Clark : Pro remain
Born in what is now the Celtic Manor Resort, when it was a hospital, the 53-year-old has lived in Newport most of his life. He works in NHS recruitment.
"We're looking to develop the Plaid presence in the city and give people a real choice when it comes to this election," he said.
"Because – at the moment – Westminster has pretty much lost the plot over various party infighting and all the rest of it."
UKIP | Neil Hamilton : Pro Leave
UKIP Wales leader formerly led it in the assembly before he was ousted last year and served as a Tory MP for the English seat of Tatton up to 1997.
"My feeling is neither the Labour candidate or the Tory candidate will want to talk about Brexit," he said, stating his party would be happy if the UK left the EU without a deal.
"The important issue here is for Britain to become a self-governing democracy once again."
Lib Dems | Ryan Jones : Pro Remain
Liberal Democrat candidate Ryan Jones, 32, is a company director of a construction company in Newport.
"Newport has been presented with this golden opportunity, with the tolls being axed from the Severn Bridge, making it possible to attract new businesses to Newport," he said.
"But one of the things Newport is lacking is investment in infrastructure," claiming that was because it returns Labour politicians.
Renew | June Davies : Pro Remain
The party said it was set up by a "small, determined group of people who were politically homeless".
"People aren't political engaged as a whole. They might have viewpoints that lead them towards Labour or the Conservatives, but most people I speak to are really disenchanted with everything going on"
Green | Amelia Womack : Pro Remain
supports a further referendum and is opposed to the M4 relief road.
"A Green New Deal would create jobs, help people out of poverty and give the Newport economy a massive boost."
SDP | Ian Mclean : Pro Leave
Mr McLean said he hoped this would attract pro-Brexit voters disenchanted with both Labour and the Conservatives.
SFB | Hugh Nicklin : Pro Leave
founded by anti-Islam activist and former UKIP leadership candidate Anne Marie Waters.
Are you a Newport West Resident ? How will you vote on thursday ? let us know in the comments
Knife Amnesty in Newport #OpSpectre
From today (11th March 2019), knife surrender bins will be placed in six main stations across Gwent to reduce, and help to prevent, weapons on our streets.
This week's action is part of a wider national campaign Operation Sceptre which aims to educate people about the dangers associated with using and carrying knives.
Members of the public will be able to deposit knives in secure bins throughout Gwent at the following stations:
– Newport Central
– Monmouth
– Blackwood
– Ebbw Vale
– Cwmbran
Please ensure the blade is wrapped before depositing it by using cardboard, bubble wrap or something similar.
As well as the knife surrender, officers will also be increasing the use of their stop and search powers by actively stopping and targeting those acting suspiciously on our streets.
Superintendent Glyn Fernquest said, "We are always happy to give our support to this national campaign. Crimes involving knives area rare in Gwent, but this surrender shows that we take positive action to try and prevent offences by removing them before any harm is caused. I hope this surrender is an opportunity to cleanse our streets of these weapons. If you know a friend or family member who carries a knife or any bladed weapon, urge them to surrender it in one of our bins. Every knife handed in is one less that can potentially be used on the streets of Gwent."
If you have information about anyone carrying or using knives, please contact us by calling 101, direct messaging us on Facebook or Twitter, or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111. In an emergency, always dial 999.
Smaller Bins to Rollout in Newport
Information explaining how to recycle will be sent out to residents
From April Newport City Council will be limiting the amount of rubbish collected from households in a bid to encourage people to recycle items that would otherwise end up being sent to landfill.
Each year the council spends £2.2M disposing of waste. Currently over half the contents of rubbish bins contain items of easily recyclable materials, food or garden waste.
The front page of the March edition of Newport Matters has a handy reference guide to highlight where these items should be placed.
New smaller 120Litre wheeled bins will be rolled out over a three month period, replacing the existing bins. Further information explaining how to recycle will be sent out to residents ahead of delivery.
The council acknowledges there are many residents in Newport who are keen recyclers however it is those residents who don't recycle that the council hopes to reach.
A spokesperson said: "Recycling rates in Newport have improved dramatically over the last 15 years and now sit at 60 per cent.
"We know Newport is already one of the best performing cities in the UK for recycling, however in order to meet Welsh Government targets of 70 per cent – and to avoid heavy financial penalties – we need to do more."
Easily recyclable items (paper, cardboard, plastic bottles, cans and tins, glass bottles and jars), food waste and green waste will no longer be allowed in household rubbish bins.
Whilst the majority of residents already make regular use of the recycling service, the council now requires everyone to segregate their recycling.
The new smaller wheeled bins will act as a clear visual guide to the limit of waste going forward, however we encourage residents to go further and to maximise their recycling and reuse efforts; to help residents achieve this, extra recycling containers can be requested if needed and will be delivered straight away.
A new education and enforcement team will be working with residents who are not recycling or overfilling their rubbish bins.
Restriction on rubbish volumes has already been introduced by the majority of councils in Wales resulting in big improvements in recycling rates.
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Q: Collapse / Fold methods in Aptana? I'm not sure if I'm missing something as I'm new to Aptana but. I'm having trouble collapsing my class methods. I like to collapse everything except the function I'm currently working in within my class but everytime collapse and then go to edit, everything expands again.
I'm guessing it's therefore some sort of feature that everything within a class is expanded when editing any method within the class. Is there any way around this at all. I'm loving Aptana so far, but this is extremely annoying.
A: For Mac, it's Shift-Command-/ using the / on the numpad
It doesn't work with the / next to the shift key.
I suspect this will work on PC, too.
A: Like you this one has bugged me on and off for quite a while and it's even more annoying when I found out how stupidly simple the answer is. It's not written in any of the documentation that I can find.
But all you have to do is fold up all the methods, functions, classes etc that you want folded, then hit "ctrl s" to save. That's it. This step is not required in some other editors so it didn't occur to me immediately.
Thereafter if you hover over the + icon you get a preview of the folded up code.
Obviously if you click on + the code expands.
By the way: if you want to add to the items that can be folded:
select window -> preferences
either type "folding" in the type filter text box
or
select general -> PyDev -> Code Folding
check the appropriate items -> apply -> ok
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My mother was reading a story in the paper aloud today, in shock - something about a 2.5 year old girl being dropped off by her school bus at the wrong bus stop, a couple of kilometers away from her home, and wandering around lost and scared. Thankfully, she was returned home safely after a shopkeeper spotted her passing his shop several times, and her father's number was found in some diary in her bag, or something like that. I barely had time to wonder what a 2.5 year old was doing in a school bus in the first place, when I suddenly had a flashback.
I wrote a post about early memories earlier, but omitted to mention this one which is also a vivid early memory - it was one of my first days in the 'big school'- and at the end of the school day, ''Nisha Ma'am'' escorted me to my bus to be dropped home. I was fine as long as she was around, because she was a very nice lady - but started to panic when she started to leave me, after depositing me in my seat in the bus. I think she then asked an older kid who looked absolutely gigantic to my 4 year-old self, but was probably just a regular skinny kid in the 10th class or something - to sit next to me, take care of me, and make sure I was bunged off at the right stop.
I remember how scared I was, blubbering with tears at all the noise and unfamiliar faces around me - and also remember how the fear eased up over the course of the short bus ride as that boy chatted with me and told me stories. My tears dried up and I became quite absorbed in what he was saying and soon I was at my bus stop and he helped me get off the bus and waved bye to me cheerfully. I was picked up by our maid Saraswati at the bus stop, and life was looking pretty good to me again.
I don't remember seeing ever seeing or recognizing that boy again, but he sure made a difference to me. Bus rides were never a problem again for me.
So anyway, I was thinking about all this, recounting the incident out loud to my mother and sister, and then I asked my sister about whether she had any such early memories, about the trauma of being a small kid going to a big school for the first time.
P.S - I've written this post for somebody I know who is expecting her second child soon, and has had some mixed feelings about the timing, finances, and overall practicality. Don't want to downplay any of those things, they are realities. But it's also a reality that there's nothing like having a sibling you can always count on. And of course, you know this already, but it's nice to remember it sometimes, anyway - right?
aww... u're making me miss my bro more now!
but it's true... even i don't recount being troubled, worried, ragged... anything. i always had big bro to fall back on. him being a bully to the others *never to me, tho* was only one aspect of it all.
only downfall to that was in college - when the guys were too scared of HIM to talk to ME!
My brother was much older, I don't think we ever even went to the same school, but I had my sister, two years my senior, who was there for me as you were for your sister.
Such a delightful post. And what a nice big boy, who made a little girl so comfortable on that first bus journey!
Oh, the years spent taking care of my younger sister on the way back from school. I used to hate her then. But of course, we are such friends now.
Oh Y!! What a beautiful post!! Dont know who you meant it for but it sure made sense to me. Me who is an only child and is also chickening out and deciding to do the same for her son. I was so cat on the wall about this. Hoping this will bring me a little closer to a decision.
Beautiful, beautiful post! I don't have words to describe what I am feeling so will shut up.
You know what? I ddint remember myself but it was the same for me too! During our 2nd and 3rd standards in school, we used to have the afternoon shift with the boys and I now so clearly remember this boy Kishore who used to make sure I crossed the road and came back home together with him safely. Thanks to your post I'm going to say a little prayer for him today. Thanks!
'I had you, na!' - Wow! You are right! Theres nothing like a sibling to count on. Im reading so many posts on siblings these days and every single post is leaving me all teary eyed. Such a touching post, Y.
As I'm sitting here feeling my baby kick inside me, this post is just making me so ..I don't know tearful? And sentimental.
Whatever problems I've had with my own sibling, are all the by products of growing older, as kids she was my guardian too and the one person I knew who would take care of me.
Nice post, a really thoughtful you to do it for your ambivalent friend.
About the 2.5 year old girl getting lost, my first thought was even if the bus wallah missed her stop, there must have been someone to pick her up there. And if the bus didn't stop or didn't arrive for 15 mins, why didn't they raise an alarm or start the search? Why did it take 1 hour for the parents or the person responsible to pick the girl to realise that the girl hasn't reached home and is missing??
And they way they described in teh papers that the girl was so happily walking here and there with no tears made me feel that probably these are the kids of 21st century.
Enjoyed reading this post, Y. Made me want to see my sister right now and tell her how much she means to me. | {
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package org.apache.tapestry5.func;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;
public class StringPredicateTests extends BaseFuncTest
{
@Test
public void prefix_predicate()
{
Flow<String> names = F.flow("Howard", "Henry", "Anna", "Hubert");
assertFlowValues(names.remove(F.startsWith("H")), "Anna");
}
@Test
public void case_insensitive_prefix_predicate()
{
Flow<String> names = F.flow("Howard", "Henry", "Anna", "Hubert");
assertFlowValues(names.filter(F.startsWithIgnoringCase("h")), "Howard", "Henry", "Hubert");
}
@Test
public void suffix_predicate()
{
Flow<String> names = F.flow("Ted", "Charly", "Fred", "Anna");
assertFlowValues(names.filter(F.endsWith("red")), "Fred");
}
@Test
public void case_insensitive_suffix_precicate()
{
Flow<String> names = F.flow("Ted", "Charly", "Fred", "Anna");
assertFlowValues(names.filter(F.endsWithIgnoringCase("RED")), "Fred");
}
}
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Home International Heading Out: A Tale of Three Migration Waves
Heading Out: A Tale of Three Migration Waves
Betilde Muñoz-Pogossian
Photo: AFP / ModoGráfico
With more than 3 million people displaced, Venezuela is above Afghanistan, Myanmar, Somalia and South Sudan in terms of the highest levels of displacement worldwide. Only Syria is above Venezuela. According to UNHCR data, there are 68.5 million displaced people registered worldwide. With 3.2 million according to the latest official data on Venezuelan displacement, Venezuelans represent 5.1% of the total of displaced people in the world. Although the most recent wave is getting everyone's attention because it has affected the entire region, there were previous migratory waves of Venezuelans. Three, actually.
First Wave: 2000-2005
A man walks with his luggage at the Maiquetia international airport. A survey by pollster Datanalisis revealed that 25% of the population surveyed (end of May 2014) has at least one family member or friend who has emigrated from the country. Photo: Leo Ramírez, AFP.
The first wave was in the early 2000s. Venezuela's economic standing and political uncertainty with the then-recent election of President Chávez were indeed factors of expulsion. This wave was characterized by Venezuelans with favorable economic conditions and high education levels, and with the possibility of processing their residence in other countries as a result of personal patrimony or family ties. It included a small number of industrialists and politicians who felt threatened by Hugo Chávez's 21st century socialism, and decided to make decisions based on what they'd seen until then.
At the moment, there weren't imminent risks to their basic rights, but rather threats to their investments and family assets. Also, as a consequence of the paro petrolero in 2002, the Bolivarian government had massive layoffs from the oil production company PDVSA, run by the State. Venezuela's oil industry decline was multifaceted, but the loss of talent due to migration has been hard to overcome. Venezuela lost more than 20 thousand PDVSA employees, but oil producing countries were smart enough to grab Venezuela's top talent.
During this first migration wave, Venezuelans' main destinations included Colombia, given its geographical and cultural proximity, as well as the United States. Countries like Spain, Italy and Portugal, were also receiving countries. Previous immigration from these countries to Venezuela created binational families, with the possibility of accessing European Union passports for these first generation Venezuelans who were ready to migrate.
Second Wave: 2015
Most Venezuelans don't know when they'll see their loved ones again, due to economic difficulties. Photo: Fabiola Ferrero, El Estímulo.
Chavez's death in 2013 had much to do with this second migration wave, especially because of what came after the transition, how the elections were handled, and the public outrage as a result. This wave included middle class and professionals, with certain economic means to settle in a new country. Economic decline, corruption, monetary madness, repression and clear signs of ineffective public policymaking were the triggers of this second wave.
Another clear reason that made parents send their children out of the country were the 2014 Venezuelan protests, a series of anti-government protests in key Venezuelan cities to question policy decisions that had caused criminal violence, inflation, and chronic shortages of basic goods. By the way, although it's counterintuitive to migration processes, the climax was Maduro's decision to close the border with Colombia. Indeed, this first wave also included many Colombians who decided to return to their country as a result of the closing of the border by Maduro in August 2015.
This group of Venezuelan migrants, and Colombian returnees, had similar characteristics to those of the first wave, although it also included middle class professionals and students.
Third Wave: 2017-2018
Venezuelans now leave the country on foot, running away from a less tha inefficient public health system, hunger, violence and persecution. Photo: AP
The most recent exodus responds to a very particular and complex situation in Venezuela: the persistence of political, social, economic and humanitarian crises. This wave of displaced Venezuelans mainly comprises vulnerable populations, including women travelling alone or with minors, unaccompanied minors, seniors, indigenous populations, a struggling middle class, and the poor. The predominant trend now is for Venezuelans with the least favorable material and health conditions to be travelling to other countries of the region mainly by foot and by bus; the phenomenon of "los Caminantes Venezolanos" is now becoming all the more common.
This migratory wave has been the most intense so far, affecting and challenging the entire region. Some estimate that 2 million have fled this year alone. Materially, this is a population that lost many of its tangible and financial assets in recent years, and lacks the necessary resources to facilitate its settlement in countries of reception. Many of those who leave Venezuela have faced malnourishment and hunger, and some may have infectious diseases previously eradicated in Venezuela (and in the region, for that matter) because of the current conditions of the health system in Venezuela. Others may have chronic diseases improperly attended, or treatable diseases that became chronic because of lack of proper medical attention.
Because of the difficulties in obtaining the right documents to leave the country, such as passports and other forms of identification (Venezuelan IDs or cédulas de identidad, and birth certificates), or to renew them; or because of the lack of more flexible legal frameworks to facilitate their arrival, a large proportion of Venezuelans faces the condition of irregularity in the country of transit or reception. This precarious legal situation re-victimizes them. It contributes to their abuse and exploitation by organized crime or by employers during their transit and in their final places of destination once they settle in a community.
The flows have diversified to new countries, mainly to Colombia, and countries of South America. But this migration wave offers, however, an important opportunity for receiving countries. While Venezuelans have forcibly left the country because of alterations of the public order, and vulnerability in the exercise of their social and economic rights, many of those Venezuelans come with education and professional experience. The key is to take advantage of that talent. If Venezuela isn't taking advantage of it now, someone has to! Three waves of migrants represent a loss to Venezuela, but a great gain for those who are smart and solidary enough to take them in.
** Points of view are personal. They do not represent the position of the OAS.
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I have a heart for empowering introverts to succeed in their businesses and careers. I was once severely overweight, but have shed around 100 pounds and have maintained my ideal weight since 2007. My experiences helped me to learn the integral connection between social relationships and physical health, and I hope to help others benefit from what I learned. | {
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Bloomberg quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that Germany would be ready to accept a less detailed agreement on the U.K.'s future economic and trade ties with the EU in a bid to get a Brexit deal done.
The U.K. was also willing to settle for a vaguer statement of intent on the future relationship, postponing some decisions until after Brexit day, according to an official quoted in the report.
Theresa May, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (L), attends a press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel on July 20, 2016 in Berlin, Germany.
Sterling jumped on Wednesday, rebounding off a two-week low, after a Bloomberg report that the United Kingdom and Germany were prepared to drop a key sticking point on Brexit negotiations fueled hopes of a breakthrough in talks.
Investors rushed to buy the currency after the report, lifting it nearly one percent to a three-day high of $1.2983. Against the euro, the British currency rallied half a percent to 89.65 pence. The currency had been struggling earlier around $1.2787.
"Sterling had a jump on stories suggesting there is a shift in the German government on Brexit demands, making it more likely that there could be an agreement," said Jeremy Stretch, head of G-10 FX Strategy at CIBC Capital Markets.
"That's taken some of the risk premium out of sterling."
The pound has weakened since hitting a near one-month high of $1.3043 at the end of August on weak economic data, doubts over Prime Minister Theresa May's leadership and opposition from the European Union to Britain's proposals for exiting the bloc.
That had raised fears the country would crash out of the EU without a trade deal in place which many economists warn would be disastrous for an already struggling economy.
A survey this week had showed weaker than expected growth in Britain's construction sector in August.
All that had prompted investors to build up short positions against the British currency to more than one-year highs and the latest headlines prompted such funds to cut their positions.
"It seems the latest news is lifting another obstacle for sterling but we need to see concrete progress before sterling reaches towards the 2018 highs," said Viraj Patel, a currency strategist at ING in London.
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Bloomberg News | December 1, 2022 | 9:17 pm Intelligence USA Gold
Gold bullion. (Image by stux, Pixabay).
Former JPMorgan Chase & Co. gold and silver trader Christopher Jordan used a technique known as "spoofing" to gain an edge against high-speed computer algorithms because at the time, there were no rules against it, his lawyer told a federal court jury in Chicago.
"Chris traded according to the rules as he understood them, and he did so openly because he had nothing to hide," defense attorney Parvin Moyne said during opening statements Thursday. "You have to be careful not to apply today's standards" to Jordan's trading from 2008 to 2010, she told jurors. Spoofing — placing orders with no intent to trade — became illegal in 2010.
Jordan is on trial for wire fraud affecting a financial institution, the last of four men who worked on the JPMorgan precious-metals desk to be prosecuted for deceptive buy and sell orders. Michael Nowak, who ran the operation, and Gregg Smith, the top gold trader, were convicted in August. Jeffrey Ruffo, a salesman who never placed any trade orders, was acquitted.
The prosecutions are part of a long crackdown on market manipulation since the 2008 financial crisis, including convictions of traders at banks including Deutsche Bank AG and Bank of America Corp.'s Merrill Lynch unit. JPMorgan, the largest US bank, agreed to pay $920 million in 2020 to settle Justice Department spoofing allegations. It was by far the biggest fine by any financial institution.
According to prosecutors, Jordan would place big orders that he quickly canceled to manipulate prices, a type of bait-and-switch technique that deceived and defrauded other market participants. It was a common practice on the JPMorgan precious-metals desk to get better prices and earn profits for the bank, according to witnesses who testified at the trial of Nowak, Smith and Ruffo.
"The defendant sent false signals to the market," Matthew Sullivan, a US Attorney, told jurors in his opening statement. "The sole purposes of these large orders was to trick others. What they represent is fake because they send a fake signal to the market that the defendant actually wants to buy or sell."
Sullivan told jurors they'll see records of trades Jordan made and chats in which he discussed how they were placed.
Jordan also lied to the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission about what he was doing, according to Sullivan.
"The CFTC asked him if he was doing these bogus orders, and he told them no," the prosecutor said.
Jordan's lawyer disputed that claim. "The CFTC never asked Chris if he spoofed," she said. "They never asked him whether he placed a bid or offer without the intent to execute it."
At the time, there was no rule against a trader placing an order they didn't intend to trade, she said.
Years later, in 2018, when an FBI agent showed up to interview him, Jordan told agents "he used the spoofing strategy," Moyne said. "But make no mistake. He didn't say he did anything wrong. He did not confess to wire fraud affecting a financial institution."
Jonathan Luca, the FBI agent, testified Thursday that he interviewed Jordan twice for his investigation, which had identified the trader among 25 suspected of making market-manipulating orders. At a Starbucks in New Jersey, Luca said he showed him charts of the spoofing activity that the government had been monitoring.
"He said that he had placed orders on smaller iceberg orders on one side of the market and larger iceberg orders on the other side of the market that he intended to cancel," though he never responded to the question of whether he'd spoofed, Luca said. "Jordan thought his issues of trading had been resolved after being deposed of the CFTC."
Jordan's compensation came up during Luca's testimony. As part of the investigation, Luca said he got documents showing the trader earned $775,016 in 2008 and $350,000 in 2009 at JPMorgan. After Jordan was terminated from the bank, he joined Credit Suisse, where he made just $106,750 without completing a full year of employment there, Luca said.
Jordan is being tried separately from his former JPMorgan colleagues after a judge determined in April that certain Covid protocols would prevent the court from hosting a trial with more than three defendants.
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NewsGroove Uk > Relationship > Woman sparks debate after claiming marriage 'requires amnesia': 'Or you could just marry someone you like'
Woman sparks debate after claiming marriage 'requires amnesia': 'Or you could just marry someone you like'
RelationshipDecember 29, 2021
posted on Dec. 29, 2021 at 5:46 pm
A first-person New York Times essay about the realities of marriage, and why the unions "require amnesia," has sparked a conversation about love and relationships.
Last week, Heather Havrilesky, the author of the Ask Polly advice column, published a piece titled: "Marriage Requires Amnesia," in which she wrote that marriage requires individuals to block out certain aspects of their spouses in order to maintain their happiness.
In the article, Havrilesky began by claiming that, "after 15 years of marriage, you start to see your mate clearly, free of your own projections and misperceptions," before noting that that is "not necessarily a good thing".
Havrilesky then went on to compare her husband Bill to a "tangled hill of dirty laundry," which she said is not an "illusion" but rather "clarity," as her partner "is exactly the same as a heap of laundry: smelly, inert, almost sentient but not quite" until he has had his coffee each morning.
However, at other times, Havrilesky said she experiences her husband "as a very handsome professor" and "a leader among men" who "has big ideas about the future of science education in America," which she said is also "clarity".
After acknowledging the different ways she perceives her husband, many of which are in negative light, Havrilesky argued that that is why "surviving a marriage requires turning down the volume on your spouse so you can barely hear what they're saying".
The declaration, which prefaced descriptions of the author's husband's loud sneezing and constant throat-clearing, was followed by Havrilesky's claim that she can "almost get away with being this mean" about her spouse because he is the same as when they met.
"I can almost get away with being this mean about him because he has remained the same amount of smart and kind and extremely attractive that he was when I met him 17 years ago," she wrote. "This is just how it feels to be doomed to live and eat and sleep next to the same person until you're dead."
In the article, Havrilesky also claimed that she "hates" her husband, and that she doesn't know anyone who has been married longer than seven years "who flinches at this concept".
"Do I hate my husband? Oh for sure, yes, definitely … A spouse is a blessing and a curse wrapped into one. How could it be otherwise? How is hatred not the natural outcome of sleeping so close to another human for years?" she continued, before questioning how, unless one spends most of their waking hours "daydreaming," they tolerate "this meddling presence, rearranging stuff but never actually putting it away, opening bills but never actually paying them, shedding his tissues and his dirty socks all over your otherwise pristine habitat?"
The first-person piece also saw Havrilesky suggest that marriage can both solve problems and create problems, and that how one one feels about their marriage can change each week.
However, according to the author, marriage ultimately "requires amnesia, a mute button, a filter on the lens, a damper, some blinders, some bumpers, some ear plugs, [and] a nap," and also requires "self-care, time alone, time away, meditation, escape, selfishness".
After describing the many tactics she employs to remain happy in her marriage, Havrilesky concluded the piece recalling the moments where her husband looks "handsome to me again" and sounds like someone she's "still in love with".
"The feeling comes back. The camera zooms in, the focus sharpens, charming little details emerge. I remember why I chose him. In spite of everything, he's still my favourite person," she wrote. "I can see why we're together. We might stay this way forever."
On social media, the piece has sparked a range of reactions from readers, with some sympathising with the feelings described by Havrilesky, and acknowledging that marriage takes work, while others have found the description of her marriage and her husband "problematic".
"This is so funny and true. It's hard to live for decades with the same person and it's probably better for people to be realistic about that like this author is. If you expect it to be romantic most of the time, you'll probably get divorced," one person tweeted.
However, the majority of responses to the piece were critical, with many suggesting that the article described an unhappy marriage.
"Wow, we've been doing it wrong for 51 years since our marriage has survived on respect, love, communication, some compromise, and a fair amount of silliness," one reader wrote, while another said: "Many of you simply must hear about divorce."
Someone else added: "Listen, after 10 years both my husband and I could rattle off a list of annoying things the other one does. But nothing drives us to hate, or to say things like this. Is this piece all just exaggeration for effect? If not, I urge the author to reflect on divorce, for all involved."
The article also prompted concern for Havrilesky's spouse, as numerous readers claimed that the author's description of her husband would likely be hurtful to him.
"If I found out my spouse felt this way about me I would never feel okay again," one reader wrote.
Someone else said that, while it is "extremely okay to be honest about marriage," they couldn't imagine being Havrilesky's husband and reading the article.
"I can't imagine being Bill and reading this and feeling anything other than abjectly awful and sad and like my spouse truly loathes me," they wrote.
The piece also prompted another reader to claim that they are "SO tired of hearing how much people can't stand their spouses and how annoying they are," before adding: "I can't even imagine having thoughts like this about my husband, let alone PUBLISHING them."
The Independent has contacted Havrilesky for comment.
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"Makers of semiconductors or chip manufacturers have been grappling with the impact of world supply chain shortages that have led to a dearth of chips which are utilized in every thing from automobiles to residence appliances for practically two years," reported TheStreet's Vidhi Choudhary. The Chinese company has continually denied the claims. Additionally, through the pandemic, manufacturing facility closures additional damage this sector, as a result of demand for chips continued to rise for each distant work and leisure. The looming disaster first began even earlier than the pandemic when Canada put sanctions on China's biggest telecoms gear maker, Huawei Technologies, amid spying allegations. "Everyone from automakers like Ford (F) – Get Ford Motor Company Report and General Motors (GM) – Get General Motors Company Report, certainly one of the toughest-hit sectors due to those chip shortages to tech companies like Apple (AAPL) – Get Apple Inc. Report, which has started producing its personal chips, to semiconductor giants; are trying to find methods around this conundrum," Choudhary reported. Now, Nvidia (NVDA) – Get NVIDIA Corporation Report the biggest chip company in America by market worth is open to exploring a deal with rival chipmaker Intel (INTC) – Get Intel Corporation Report as it seeks to broaden and diversify its supply base. Nvidia's ambitions look like to replicate the success that Asia's chip foundry giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co (TSMC) enjoys. I'm inspired by the work that is finished at Intel.
The benchmark PHLX Index (SOX) started at 3,485 this week, up 1.56% and up about 2% over the previous 7 days and following on a strong rebound from lows earlier this month. "From March 14 through March 22, the index gained 13.3%," Ponsi mentioned. Despite the rally in the SOX, the index remained under its key transferring 50-day and 200-day transferring averages. That efficiency appeared to contradict the charts, as the technical charts on the semiconductor business have been mixed. That modified on Thursday, March 24, when the SOX roared increased by 4% to close at an one-month excessive. "After a scare in February that saw the semis trade at their lowest degree in 10 months, Thursday could signal a turning point for the SOX," Ponsi noted. Additionally, big news out of the semiconductor sector just lately comes from arch-rivals Nvidia and Intel, who're linking up to manufacture extra chips together within the midst of a serious semiconductor scarcity.
A typical consumer hard drive has a MTBF rating of 500,000 hours, meaning that, in a sample of drives tested, there would be one failure every 500,000 hours of testing. That's one failure each 57 years, which sounds fairly good, proper? They come from a statistical analysis based mostly on a small sample dimension and a short period of time. Unfortunately, MTBF scores are misleading. Because they don't have any transferring parts, SSDs can deliver improved reliability. They can charge up to 2.5 million hours MTBF, which probably means a couple of extra years added to the lifespan of the machine. With no moving heads and spinning platters, SSDs can entry one piece of knowledge as shortly as some other piece, even if they don't seem to be in the same proximity. In actuality, you'd also want to contemplate a typical HDD's guarantee and repair life (three to 5 years or so), along with the MTBF rating. The speediness of the device manifests itself in all key CPU tasks, from booting up system software to opening recordsdata to reading and writing data.
This combines the better of both worlds — the ultrafast, random data access of SSD with the comparatively inexpensive, excessive capability of HDD. If this sounds good to you, you'll need to start out shopping for an appropriate stable-state drive. Leading manufacturers embrace Samsung, Seagate, SanDisk, PNY, Toshiba and OCZ Technology. Back then, I sat in front of a Commodore 64 (that's 64 kilobytes of RAM) with an exterior 5.25-inch external floppy drive! Man, how far we've come. And don't forget about Intel, which gives a robust line of drives, in addition to a number of instruments to help you choose the proper expertise and calculate how a lot money and time it can save you should you make the swap to SSD. Baxter, Andrew. "SSD vs HDD." Storage Review. Evans, Chris. "Flash! All-Solid-State Arrays." SearchStorage. Aaronson, Lauren. "How It really works: The Sturdiest Solid-State Storage." Popular Science. Goble, Gordon. "Solid State Drives Buying Guide: SSD Hard Drives Made Simple." Digital Trends. Farrance, Rex. "Timeline: 50 Years of Hard Drives." PCWorld. Johnston, Casey. "Seagate hybrid drive approaches strong-state speeds at exhausting-disk prices." Ars Technica. Hutchinson, Lee. "Solid-state revolution: in-depth on how SSDs actually work." Ars Technica. Ngo, Dong. "Storage talk: Why you must get an SSD and keep your HDD, too." CNET. Seagate. "The highest 20 Things to Learn about SSD." Seagate Technology Paper. Wright, Michael and Mukul Patel. How Things Work Today. | {
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layout: post
title: "Escrita Ilusória"
date: 2018-01-01
source: Módulo Básico 171, Módulo Básico Edição Revisada 181.
tags: [nenhum, bardo]
---
**arcana 3 (ilusão)**
**Alcance**: toque
**Teste de Resistência**: Vontade anula.
**Duração**: 1 semana (D)
**Alvo**: 1 objeto de até 5kg
**Tempo de Execução**: 10 minutos
Esta magia permite escrever um texto sobre um objeto. A escrita ilusória parece um idioma exótico — apenas você e aqueles que você escolher quando lançar a magia podem entendê-la.
Quando alguém não autorizado tenta ler, a magia dispara um efeito ilusório que força o leitor a fazer um teste de Vontade.
Em caso de falha, o leitor é afetado por uma sugestão que dura no máximo 30 minutos.
A sugestão normalmente é algo como "esqueça o que leu e vá embora".
O texto mágico pode ser lido por alguém não autorizado com uma combinação das magias visão da verdade e ler magias ou compreender idiomas.
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As a homeowner, you may want your windows to provide protection for your home's interior. This is because the ultraviolet light from the sun can come in and cause your carpeting and furniture to fade over the years. Thankfully, window tinting is a simple solution that can solve this problem for you. The tinting film is made in several styles and shades, while also providing protection from shattered glass as well. Installing a window film is easy with the correct tools and the following knowledge of how to do it.
Before you can get started, you will need to gather the following tools and materials.
The window needs to be as squeaky clean as possible before you can apply a window film. Use a glass cleaner that is streak-free, and wipe down the glass using a microfiber cloth that will not leave any residue or lint on your window. You may have to clean the window multiple times to get it completely clean.
A window film needs to fit perfectly, as you do not want any gaps or overlapping film. Measure the visible glass of the window, adding a 1 inch onto each dimension. Don't worry, you'll be trimming the window film later. Roll out the window tinting film on a flat surface, and cut the film using your scissors.
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Use your razor blade to trim any excess window film along the outside edge, then clean your tinted window with the glass cleaner and the microfiber cloth.
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Helping Haitians learn how to improve their own food supply through effective agricultural practices.
As part of the Agricultural Training Center, the Edible Plant Nursery promotes plant selection and propagation, along with other growing methods to improve quality and size of yields, as well as extending harvest seasons.
Like all sustainability outreach projects from Love A Child, the Edible Plant Nursery empowers Haitians to help themselves through teaching and demonstration.
Through our regional Seed Depot, in partnership with Hope Seeds, we have already blessed Haitian farmers and gardeners with over 100,000 packets of quality seeds. We are also making plants available from our nursery for families' home gardens, as well as large-scale reforestation projects.
With newly adopted methods for variety selection, species diversity and using grafted trees, Haitian families can increase food security and even start a sustainable business.
Increases food security. Through the plant nursery, Love A Child teaches Haitian families about new fruit tree varieties to improve their daily diets.
Helps curb soil erosion. Fruit trees provide leaf canopies that help reduce the force of strong winds and hard rain during tropical storms. When the leaves fall on the ground, they form a protective blanket over the soil.
Creates jobs. While most agricultural crops are seasonal, fruit trees grow all year. This helps farmers to achieve year-round income from harvests, as well as provide the locals with sufficient and nutritious food.
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Tucker Carlson: Biden All But Admitted He Is Going To Tear Down Our System, Hinted At Revolution
On Date October 1, 2020
Tucker Carlson delivered a monologue on the first Trump-Biden debate and said the Democratic presidential nominee is using the "illusion of reasonableness" to change the country forever.
TUCKER CARLSON, FOX NEWS: So what did we learn last night? America deserves better. That's the first and most obvious thing we learned. All kinds of people said that today. They were right. This is a great country. The most decent people in the world live here. We ought to be proud of the fact that we're Americans, proud of our culture and of our history. Most of us want it to continue. We want the nation our grandchildren inherit to be as stable and happy as the one we grew up in. Last night's debate gave us little confidence that will happen. It was a painful, highly depressing ninety minutes. At times, things seemed out of control. We could go on, but you saw it. You know what it was like.
That's the overview. As a political matter, the main thing we learned last night is that it was a mistake to spend so much time focusing on Joe Biden's mental decline. Yes, Biden is fading. We've showed you dozens of examples of it, for months. But on stage, Biden didn't seem senile. If you tuned in expecting him to forget his own name — and, honestly, we did — you may have been surprised by how precise some of his answers were — not all of them, but enough. Trump isn't going to win this race by calling Joe Biden senile. Nor, by the way, is Biden is going to win by calling Donald Trump a racist, as he repeatedly did last night. That slander didn't work four years ago. It won't work now. Personal attacks rarely determine elections. That's obvious if you look at the results, but it's easy to forget.
What matters to voters is what you do, not what you say. Right now, many would like to see someone defend the country. America has never been under fiercer attack. Virtually all of the attackers come from the domestic left. They're Democrats. They're Biden voters. "I am the Democratic Party," Joe Biden reminded us last night. That's true. It should be enough to keep Trump in office. The Democratic Party has become more radical than any major party in Amercian history. Its leaders plan to dismantle the system our founders created centuries ago, a system that countless other countries have envied and copied. Democrats want to abolish the electoral college. They're trying to end traditional Election Day voting. The intend to invalidate the filibuster, and guarantee permanent control of the House and Senate by admitting D.C. and Puerto Rico into the union. We'll have 52 states, and the Democrats will be in charge forever. That's their plan.
Scariest of all, they're planning to highjack the Supreme Court, by expanding the number of justices. Leading Democrats have endorsed this idea. It's not a small change. It would end our third branch of government. The judiciary would cease dispensing justice. It would instead become an instrument of partisan power politics, wielded exclusively on behalf of one party. How would you like to live in a country like that? It's horrifying. Joe Biden was asked about this last night. Here's how it went:
WALLACE: Are you willing to tell the American people tonight whether or not you will support either ending the filibuster or packing the court?
JOE BIDEN: Whatever position I take in that, that will become the issue. The issue is the American people should speak. You should. Go out and vote. You're in voting now. Vote. And let your senators know how strongly you feel.
TRUMP: Are you going to pack the court?
BIDEN: Vote now.
BIDEN: Make sure you, in fact, let people know, your Senators.
TRUMP: He doesn't want to answer the question.
BIDEN: I'm not going to answer the question.
TRUMP: Why wouldn't you answer that question? You want to put a lot of new Supreme Court Justices. Radical left.
BIDEN: Will you shut up, man?
There are a couple of things to note about that exchange. No one forced Biden to answer the question. That was frustrating to watch, but it was also easy to interpret. Of course Biden plans to pack the supreme court. Otherwise he would have denied it. Court-packing isn't popular. Nearly 70 percent of Americans oppose it, including more than half of all registered Democrats. But the extremists who run the Democratic Party demand it. Joe Biden follows their lead. This is what radicalism looks like: anything that stands between you and power, you destroy, even if it's the world's oldest constitutional court, which ours is. We should be afraid of people who are willing to do things like this. But in Biden's case, we're not. Which leads to something else we learned at the debate: tone is everything. Biden all but admitted on stage that he plans to tear down our system. But he did it in a calm, this-is-your-captain-speaking voice. Biden seemed reassuring, even as he hinted at revolution.
Trump, by contrast, tried to defend our system, the one that most people support. Nothing Trump said on stage was radical. Virtually nothing he ever says is radical, at least if you compare it to public opinion polling on the issues. It's his tone that rattles people. Trump could make a wine list sound menacing. And so, amazingly — tragically — many people watching last night may have concluded that Joe Biden is the stable, steady alternative. They concluded this, even as Biden suggested that he plans to change their lives permanently and forever, in ways they won't like.
It was quite a trick: the illusion of reasonableness. Barack Obama was the master of this. Biden learned well. And so he continued. Watch Biden explain that, actually, he's the America First candidate:
BIDEN: [My economic plan] would create an additional $1 trillion in economic growth, because it would be about buying American. The federal government spends $600 billion a year on everything from ships, to steel, to buildings and the like. And under my proposal, we're going to make sure that every penny of that has to be made by a company in America.
"Buy American!" says the man who welcomed China into the World Trade Organization, and has been sucking up to its leaders ever since. "Fight the billionaires!" says the man whose campaign is funded by oligarchs on Wall Street and Silicon Valley. Joe Biden stole Donald Trump's lines. It was remarkable. How was Biden able to do this? The Trump campaign should ruminate on that. Trump's advisors-slash-in-laws are telling to him to brag about the number of people he's let out of prison, at a time when our crime rate is exploding, and people are dying as a result. Joe Biden's advisors plan to let many more people out of prison. But they're not bragging about it. They're hiding it. Instead they used the debate to talk up a "buy America" program they'll never implement. The Biden people are serious about politics. They know what the public wants, even if they plan to ignore it once in office.
And of course they're willing to say anything. That's another thing we learned last night. We learned that quote "white supremacy" is now the single greatest threat to our country. How can that be? Well it turns out that mobs of white supremacists just burned down Minneapolis, and then Kenosha. They trashed Portland and Seattle. They shot cops in Louisville. They torched Wendy's and cleaned out the Nike store. They destroyed public monuments in Atlanta and San Francisco. They defaced war memorials in Washington. They looted Macy's in Midtown Manhattan. In Chicago, white supremacists murdered hundreds of African Americans. Everywhere they went, these rightwing bigots spray-painted racist graffiti on buildings, and threatened sleeping citizens in their homes. The white supremacists did all this. You must have seen it on TV.
It was bewildering to listen to all this. It wasn't just factually untrue. It was insane, crazier than any conspiracy theory that Google bans. Yet they are now demanding that you believe it, and punishing you if you don't. Why are they doing that? Good question. It's an ominous sign. If they can make you accept a lie that ridiculous, what do they plan to do next? Maybe someone will ask that question in the next debate.
Biden: Debate Was a "National Embarrassment"
Democratic nominee for president Joe Biden reacts to the first presidential debate at a campaign event on Wednesday: "I kind of thought at one point, maybe I shouldn't say this but the president of the United States conducting himself the way he did, I think was just a national embarrassment. But...
Acosta: Trump Post-Debate Rally Was "Low Energy" Victory Lap, Small Crowd Could Barely Fill Venue
CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta reported Wednesday night on President Donald Trump's first campaign rally since the presidential debate and accused Trump of using "racially charged rhetoric" to whip up the crowd which included attacking Rep. Ilhan Omar and using terms like "our country."...
Trump: Antifa Is A Domestic Terrorist Organization, Not An Idea
At a campaign rally on Wednesday, President Donald Trump took on Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden for saying Antifa is "an idea and not an organization" at the first presidential debate on Wednesday. "Our opponents stand with rioters; I stand with the heroes of law enforcement," Trump...
Trump: I Held Joe Biden Accountable For 47 Years Of Betrayal at Debate, Something The Media Refuses To Do
At a campaign rally on Wednesday, President Donald Trump said he did something the "corrupt media" has refused to do, held Joe Biden accountable for "47 years of lies, 47 years of betrayal and 47 years of failure" at the first presidential debate Tuesday. "I really enjoyed last night's debate...
Frank Luntz: People Didn't Get What They Wanted Out Of Debate, Were Angry
Pollster Frank Luntz appeared on 'Special Report' Wednesday night to provide analysis and insight from his panel of independent voters. Luntz said the debate was viewed as a disaster all the way around and voters were disappointed that they didn't hear enough about the economy and what will bring...
Frank Luntz
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The U.S. Census Bureau released data from the 2012 Economic Census showing that receipts for the nation‰Ûªs motion picture and video industry (NAICS 5121) ‰ÛÒ covering the entire process from production to projection ? increased $1.2 billion (1.5%), from $79.8 billion in 2007 to $81 billion in 2012.
More marketers may soon be looking into cinema-based advertising. Who can blame them? Audiences are primed to enjoy a movie and, apparently, their good mood also makes them good prospects for advertisers.
As more consumers visit movie theaters, marketers have an opportunity to get their message in front of a captive audience that can't fast forward through the video. And, consumers seem to be particularly receptive to brand messages delivered in movie theaters. It's all about Emotional Attachment (EA). And NewMediaMetrics 360 Cross Platform Study findings show that consumer attachment to movies exceeds their attachment to other media forms.
Cinema advertising continues to be part of the media mix for marketers at the national, regional and local levels. In 2008, marketers spent $571.4 billion on cinema advertising marking a 5.8% increase over 2007 spending. The Cinema Advertising Council (CAC) notes that this healthy market for advertising should continue through 2009 and beyond as box office numbers have been growing this year. | {
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Sakhr has signed up for the eCompany solution partners programme. The scheme, operated by UAE telecoms operator Etisalat's e-business unit eCompany, gives partners the opportunity to market eCompany's e-hosting solution for hosting portal and web solutions for customers. Sakhr, a leading regional provider for Arabic IT solutions across the Middle East, will also undertake IT consultancy and e-commerce application development where datacentre facilities and online transactions play a vital role. Ahmad Abdulkarim Julfar, general manager at eCompany, said: "Our constant quest to maximize customer value is reflected in our partnership with Sakhr that will offer customers end-to-end technology solutions for all their business needs." "The alliance with Sakhr will ensure that customers receive the highest quality services available and we are confident that this alliance will be a winning one for regional customers looking for robust and state-of-the-art IT solutions and services," he adds. "This new partnership is yet another joint collaboration on the long and extensive list of previous partnerships with Etisalat, and the joint projects with other companies under its wing," said Motasem Mohaisen, regional director at Sakhr Software Co. "Our partnership with eCompany is the perfect opportunity which will allow us to offer the most comprehensive and professional services available in the region for companies looking to use technological solutions to gain a competitive edge. This partnership will also allow us to further support our existing clients who seek a larger bundle of solutions that meet their demands and fulfil their business requirements from security, to convenience and reliability," he added. Sakhr is a leading Arabic technology provider in speech, machine translation, search, optical character recognition, education and knowledge management across the Middle East. The eCompany solutions partner programme aims to establish a network of professional partners who benefit from cross-selling opportunities. It creates additional revenue streams for eCompany as well as the partners where sharing is based on a central commission structure. | {
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Q: How to integrate baguetteBox.js in the BST WordPress Starter theme? I am trying to modify the starter WordPress theme BST for a personal project.
In it I want to have a custom page template with bootstrap elements. This page will show various images in the form of galleries.
I also need to import the baguetteBox.js plugin so that I can use its lightbox effect.
The pages have been created in html and they work. The custom page template is created and the design is the same as the html variant.
However when importing the scripts in WordPress (by using wp enque and wp register) the console cannot define baguetteBox. So I guess I am doing something wrong.
Here is the official guide on installing this Bootstrap plugin:
The enqueue code that I am using is placed in the bst-master/function/enqueues.php file:
For baguetteBox.min.js:
wp_register_script('baguetteBox-js', get_template_directory_uri() . '/js/baguetteBox.min.js', false, null, true, array('jquery'));
wp_enqueue_script('baguetteBox-js');
I have also tried without array('jquery') - no changes. I am also not sure where/how to place the "async" part (as recommended by the developers).
For baguetteBox.min.css:
wp_register_style('baguetteBox-css', get_template_directory_uri() . '/css/baguetteBox.min.css', false, null);
wp_enqueue_style('baguetteBox-css');
The problem is with the <script>baguetteBox.run('.tz-gallery', {filter: /.angelov.+\.(gif|jpe?g|png|webp)/i});</script> which I cannot figure out how and where to place so I just tried to add it inside the page template php file and also in the Insert Headers/Footers plugin.
A: So I figured out my own solution. First of all the classic (and recommended) way of adding scripts for WordPress was failing somehow. So I decided to place the script in the header.php file before the closing head tag and without async. I also moved the script in the js folder of the child theme.
It looks like this:
<script src="<?php echo get_stylesheet_directory_uri();?>/js/baguetteBox.min.js"> </script>
Next I placed the below code in the custom page template file right after the final closing <div> tag:
<script>baguetteBox.run('.tz-gallery', {filter:/.angelov.+\.(gif|jpe?g|png|webp)/i});</script>
And it all worked out like a charm.
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Fundamentals of CBCT Imaging and Case Review
Presented by: Dr. Lisa Koenig, BChD, DDS, MS
Dr. Koenig will discuss the basic operating principles of a typical CBCT machine and review
the frequently used terminology. Radiation dose for different fields of view will be compared
to traditional dental and medical imaging. The various position papers in the use of CBCT in
the dental specialties will be reviewed. Dr. Koenig will also review radiographic anatomy as
seen on CBCT images from the cranial base to the suprahyoid neck. The radiographic
presentation of common odontogenic lesions including periapical and pericoronal pathology,
and common non-odontogenic pathology will be discussed. Emphasis will be on the
interpretation of CBCT images, description of radiographic features and the formulation of
Know the basic operating principles and terminology of CBCT imaging
Understand radiation dose from the different fields of view
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Recognize common pathology on CBCT images
CBCT: My Journey To Digital Enlightenment
Presented by: Kaveh Ghaboussi, DMD
Dr. Kaveh Ghaboussi will explain why he owns a cone beam system and why this technology is vital for the digital dental practice. He will show the audience diagnostic areas where cone beam is indicated, as well as clinical cases where cone beam was used. Dr. Ghaboussi will convey practice management suggestions to help guide the general practitioner to make the most of their investment.
Discuss uses of scan appliances to aid in proper diagnosis and treatment planning, as well
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Dr. Koenig currently serves as Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and is a Professor and the Program Director of Oral Medicine and Oral Radiology at Marquette University School of Dentistry in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She received the Marquette University School of Dentistry Full-time Faculty Excellence in Teaching Award in 2009 and the Marquette University Rev. John P. Raynor Teaching Excellence Award in 2010. Dr. Koenig has been Board certified in Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology since 1996 and is Past-President of the American Board of Oral and Maxillofacial Radiology. She completed an oral and maxillofacial imaging text-book "Diagnostic Imaging: Oral and Maxillofacial" which was published in 2011. She has additionally contributed to two other texts on implants and the temporomandibular joint. The second edition of the Diagnostic Imaging book was published in June 2017. Dr. Koenig is a frequent reviewer of professional journals and has lectured both nationally and internationally.
Dr. Ghaboussi is one of the few dentists in the country who has qualified for, and been awarded with a Mastership in the American Dental Implant Association, and a Diplomate from the Dental Organization for Conscious Sedation for his excellence and clinical abilities in sedation, and implant dentistry. To better serve his patients, he is an active member in the American Dental Association, Dental Organization For Conscious Sedation, Reconstructive Dentistry Institute, as well as the American Dental Implant Association. Dr. Ghaboussi has helped dentists from across the United States in implementing new procedures in their offices, such as: CAD/CAM, cosmetic dentistry, photography, and dental implants. He has been a featured speaker for many public groups and events on topics such as growth and development, orthodontics, cosmetic dentistry, and oral health. | {
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What is a tablet press machine?
A tablet press, also known as a tablet compressing machine or tableting machine, is used to compress pharmaceutical powder formulations into tablet form, creating tablets of uniform size, shape and weight. The tablet press may also be used for the manufacture of products in the form of tablets for other sectors such cosmetics, cleaning products and catalysts for the petrochemical industry.
Tablet making process
The tablet making process starts with the formulation of a powder. This is usually a mixture of several components. For pharmaceutical products, these include the active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) or drug, and various inactive but essential excipents, which include diluents, lubricants and binders. The powder may undergo a process of granulation to achieve the required particle size distribution before it is fed to a tablet press. The powder is fed into a hopper on the tablet press from where it is metered into a cavity formed by a die and two punches (an upper and lower punch). The dies and punches are what define the size and shape of the finished tablet and are usually known as the tablet tools. Force is applied to the punches which press on the powder to fuse together the materials and create the solid tablet form.
Basic Components of Tablet Press
Hopper – this holds the materials that are to be compressed
Die – this is the cavity that defines or moulds the size and shape of the powder
Punches – the punches compresses the materials within the die
Cam track – this helps or guides the movement of the punches
Feeding mechanism – it moves the materials from the hopper to the die.
Types of Tablet Press
Single Station
Also known as a single punch or eccentric press. This is the simplest of all types of tablet making machine. It uses a single tooling station that has a die and a pair of upper and lower punches. It can be operated by hand or by an electric motor. The compression force is exerted by the upper punch only – during the compression step the lower punch is stationary.
Multiple Station
Multiple station tablet presses are also know as rotary tablet presses. The distinguishing features of the rotary press are the die table, the turrets that hold the punches, and the cams and cam tracks that control the punches and the tablet ejection process, In the rotary press many dies are located near the edge of the large circular die table that is able to rotate horizontally. The upper and lower punches that correspond to each of the dies are located on turrets above and below the die table. As the die table rotates, cams above the upper turret and below the lower turret cause the appropriate punches to move up or down in such a way that (a) the lower punch is stationary for the compressive step in which the upper punch forces down on the powder compressing it into a tablet, and (b) once the tablet is formed, the upper punch withdraws upwards, and at the same time the lower punch also rises so as to eject the newly formed tablet from the die. As the head of the machine rotates, the fixed cam tracks controls the filling, compression, and the ejection process.
Tableting Machine Tooling
The size, shape and the identification marks of the tablet are determined by the compression machine tooling, i.e., the punches and dies. The tooling must meet the specific requirements to satisfy the needs of dosage uniformity, production efficiency and aesthetic appearance. Internationally there are two recognized standards for tablet compression tooling: the TSM standard and the EU standard. TSM is acronym for the 'Tablet Specification Manual', widely recognized and exclusively used in the United States. The EU or 'European Standard' is probably more widely used than the TSM standard.
Based on the TSM and EU standards, tablet tooling is mainly classified as B tooling and D tooling. The B tooling punches and dies can be further classified as BB, and D tooling can also be used on B tooling machine that is call as DB.
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KEVIN NOLAN struck twice to help West Ham climb out of the relegation zone with victory over Swansea City at Upton Park this lunchtime.
The Hammers captain twice combined with Andy Carroll inside the opening 45 minutes to put his side on their way to a precious three points.
However Carroll's match was ended prematurely as he was shown a straight red-card on the hour mark after being adjudged to have struck Swansea defender Chico Flores with an elbow.
Sam Allardyce's side defended resolutely to see out the game, which sees them rise up to 17th two points off Swansea in 11th.
The opening 20 minutes yielded little in front of goal at either end as both sides did well to cancel one another out.
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The away side attempted to hit back before the half-time interval with Jonjo Shelvey flashing his 20-yard effort wide of the far post before captain Ashley Williams blasted his shot over the bar from inside the penalty box.
Swansea were left to rue those misses as West Ham doubled their lead in first-half stoppage time as Carroll and Nolan combined once again.
Carroll met Stewart Downing's delivery from a corner to head the ball into Nolan's path and the West Ham no.4 made no mistake flicking his effort into the back of the net.
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Jonathan de Guzman came close for the Swans just before the hour as his deflected effort whistled just wide of the post to relief of Hammers stopper Adrian.
However the match was thrown into controversy as referee Howard Webb showed Carroll at straight red-card following an altercation with Flores.
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Creative people and average people are similar in a number of ways. However, neuroscientists have recently discovered that creative people's brains are hardwired in a unique way. This astonishing discovery may help to explain the crazy behavior that certain creative celebrities seem to demonstrate from time-to-time.
Music artists such as Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga, and Justin Bieber are extremely talented, but they all have done their fair share of strange things over the years. But, scientists believe that the odd behavior is a result of a creative brain. It seems that there are a few advantages and disadvantages when it comes to being creative.
An average human being's brain is hardwired in a textbook fashion, and that's why most normal people tend to have predictable character traits. With that being said, an average person may find it hard to understand a creative person's mental process. In fact, there are a number of different things that an average individual will most likely never understand about a creative person.
A creative person's mind never slows down. In fact, creative people have been known to complain about this phenomenon. An average person's mind eventually stops thinking of ideas, unknown scenarios, and possible outcomes. Someone who is born with a normal mind is more likely to rest easy at night.
A creative person, however, will often tell you that they constantly hear noises in their head. While this usually indicates insanity, it's not necessarily the case when it comes to creative people. Creativity creates noise.
Likewise, creativity appears at random times of the day and often when nighttime falls. Thus creative people often have a hard time getting to bed. Many of the most famous writers, musicians, and actors are up working during the late hours of the night. Their brains simply refuse to shut off.
Someone who is creative will not be easily bound by the status quo of the public. Rather than just accepting something for what it is, a creative person will challenge an outcome, theory, or law. While everyone else accepts something for what it is, a creative individual will offer up different solutions to a problem.
A creative person is always asking questions. A normal individual will just accept whatever is told to them. Of course, this may not be true in all cases, but scientific data has shown that creative people will usually try to discover a new solution on their own.
More often than not, human beings tend to have different opinions and beliefs. However, if you tell a creative person that his or her idea is foolish, he or she will continue on ahead with their plans anyway.
Creating something new requires people to break the mold of what's accepted. A person with an average mind cannot fathom the ideas that a creative person thinks of. As mentioned before, the brain's hardwiring is completely different in the mind's of creative and average people. A person with a normal brain cannot see what the creative person is thinking, but that's exactly the reason why creative people are special.
While a creative person has much to offer the world, it can be hard for them to focus on one task at a time. This is because so much new information is being processed in their minds at once. Many creative people suffer from ADD, and it's not hard to see why.
It can be difficult for a creative person to focus on one thing when there are new ideas constantly flooding their brains. A creative person may also find it hard to finish long projects. Instead, they would much rather be focusing their attention on developing something interesting and new.
Individuals who have average brains are more likely to work consistently than someone with a creative mind. Believe it or not, creativity comes whenever it wants to. There are moments in the creative process when nothing happens at all, and then there are other times when ideas flow out easily. Creative individuals who are successful have learned to accept this process for what it is. A brilliant invention or idea can't be thought of at the drop of a hat.
During the down time of the creative process, a creative individual must relax and renew their mind. The quiet time is the perfect moment to sit back and enjoy the mental peace. The constant noise in a creative person's head can drive them to insanity. The few times of stillness must be relished. This peaceful state won't last forever, but the moment must be savored. It won't be long until new ideas are flooding a creative individual's mind.
In order to create something new, an individual must search deep within themselves. Writing a novel requires being deeply in touch with one's emotions. A creative person is not afraid to examine their own loves, fears, and doubts. Most creative individuals tend to be extremely emotional as well. Musicians and actors show what's possible when someone truly has a grasp of their own emotions.
People who were born with an average brain shouldn't be jealous of creative individuals. Creativity isn't always guaranteed to lead to success. While there are many advantages to being a creative person, there are also many disadvantages as well. We should probably thank those that are creative for dealing with their burden. Without creative human beings, we wouldn't have all of the modern conveniences we have all grown to love. Smartphones, tablets, cars, and even the internet were all thought up in someone's mind. If you happen to have an average brain, you should be thankful that you didn't have to stay up all night thinking about some crazy invention. | {
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Find Christopher Moore's books in good independent bookstores across country or through your favourite online bookseller or ebook source.
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Exploring Israel's unique position at the crossroads of history, religion, people and culture
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As we continue in my series of posts on the beautiful Negev, we arrive at the point where we need a short lesson in geology. I know, not all of us love geology, so I promise a short and easy-to-understand explanation.
The Negev cannot be fully appreciated without an understanding of the unique and fascinating geological processes by which it was shaped and formed.
One of the extraordinary landforms of the Negev is the makhtesh, of which there are 3 in close proximity, all very similar in their characteristics and all formed in essentially the same way. The geology lesson begins here, as we try to understand the makhtesh
A makhtesh is sometimes translated as a 'crater' but that is misleading, as craters are usually created by volcanic eruptions or meteorites hitting the Earth's crust. A makhtesh is none of that… it is a geological formation unique to the Negev and the Sinai, created by erosion, the slow process by which soil and rock is removed by wind or water flow, then transported and deposited somewhere else.
It all started hundreds of millions of years ago, when the Earth's crust was repeatedly covered with layers of sediments. For millions of years, these sediments would be of tiny grains of sand, made up of quartz and feldspar and other minerals eroded away from massive granite mountains that had been created by magma emerging to the surface of the Earth. These sand deposits eventually hardened and became different types of sandstone.
Then, with shifts in the tectonic plates, the area would be covered by an ancient ocean for millions of years, and skeletons and shells of billions of marine creatures would sink to the sea floor, laying layers of calcium carbonate (CaCO3 for those chemistry inclined), eventually creating limestone and chalk.
This geological process repeated itself over and over again. Hard limestone layers and soft sandstone layers, accumulating on top of each other over the millenia.
Stay with me, it gets better.
The Negev (and most of the areas of Europe and the Middle East) was covered by an ancient body of water called the Tethys Sea about 100 million years ago. As it began to recede, immense geological pressures started pushing and shoving the terrain into folds, eventually becoming mountain ranges that all extend in the same direction, from the southwest to the northeast. These ranges are clearly visible today and reach from the Sinai to the southern Dead Sea.
As the folds, now mountain ranges, began to rise, deep cracks were created in the top hard limestone.
Rainfall found its way into these cracks, and over time made them deeper. As the cracks became bigger, the water reached the deeper sandstone layers and began to erode the sand away.
The harder top layer of limestone eroded slower, the softer sandstone underneath eroded faster, and over several million years, a large cavity in the ridge formed, and voila… a makhtesh!
The Makhtesh HaKatan is a beautiful site, an almost perfect bowl, carved into the colorful sandstone of the Negev. It is still drained by only one stream and has attained a balance of sorts, not growing and not shrinking.
It is the smaller of the three makhteshim in the Negev and the first you should visit in order to fully understand this geological phenomenon.
Sitting on the edge of this beauty is quite breathtaking.
This makhtesh is only accessible by foot and walking its many hiking trails is an amazing experience. The sandstone walls are gorgeous, painted different colors by the amount of oxides in the sandstone; iron makes red, copper makes green, manganese makes orange… there are also browns and purples and whites and yellows, quite a kaleidoscope of colors.
We will visit the other two makhteshim and go on other Negev adventures in my upcoming posts.
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