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If you are a tenant who has been served with an eviction notice, it’s important to know the process that landlords must complete if they want you to move out of the property. Section 21 notices are governed by Trespass to Property Act and can be given on two conditions: if the tenancy is periodic and a notice was given in the correct form at some point during the tenancy; or if your landlord has grounds for possession as specified by s.21 of TPA (i.e. you have not paid rent). A Section 21 notice is just that, a notice. It does not immediately mean you will be evicted, nor does it mean that your landlord is entitled to possession of the property. It is merely a notice about the consequences of not leaving the property when the time comes to move out. Section 21 notices are normally served after a tenant refuses to pay the rent, or breaks other terms of the tenancy agreement. For instance if they leave unpaid rent at the end of their tenancy, they will be in breach of their tenancy agreement. If they break any of the other terms then they may have to leave and apply for a new tenancy with a fresh landlord. The section 21 notice is designed to give tenants more time to pay up, or clean up the property. Section 21 notices do not have to be served until the end of a tenancy, and your landlord may use one if they find you in breach before the end date too. Section 21 notices must also be given at least 2 months before the start of the next period. In practice that means it is best not to serve a section 21 notice until your tenancy ends, unless you have already received another valid section 21 notice or believe there is an immediate need for possession. Once a notice has been given, it is for the tenant to leave the property, or otherwise vacate at the end of their period. Failure to do so may result in a fine or court action (although not when the tenant is in financial hardship). Here are some tips for landlords who want to give their tenants a section 21 notice. - Make sure the tenant owes rent To give a valid section 21 notice you must be in breach of the contract, and this must be rent payments. If you have broken another term of the tenancy agreement then your landlord will need to give you another notice in accordance with their terms of tenancy. - Make sure you have a section 21 ground To give a valid section 21 notice on the grounds of not paying rent, or breaking other terms of the tenancy agreement, your landlord must have a ground for possession. They can only do this on two occasions: if you owed rent at the start of your tenancy, or a validly served section 21 notice was given and you did not move out of the property by the date specified in that notice. - The section 21 notice must be served in the correct form The form of a section 21 notice is set out in Schedule 2 of the Trespass to Property Act 1977. If you are unsure about whether it has been served properly, you can contact the Civil Law Project at www.civillawproject.org to see if they can help you interpret it. They will also be able to advise you on your eviction rights during this process and what actions you can take if your landlord breaks the correct procedures. - Make sure you give at least two months’ notice The notice must be given at least 2 months before the end of your tenancy, or you will not be able to register as a landlord on a new property. If you do not have enough time, your landlord may seek an extension from the court.
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We are already chasing 20 degrees water temperature. A nice warm summer is waiting for us. This was said to bTV by the climatologist Prof. Georgi Rachev. He pointed out that at the moment there is an alternation of hot and cold air, “whirlwind, wave nature, conditions for very good rain on Saturday and Sunday.” “The peak of thunderstorm activity is in May and June,” he said. “The rains on Saturday and Sunday are serious, at least for southwestern Bulgaria. In the afternoon, for a short time, the typical summer rains. “Maybe they’ll be a little longer by an hour or two,” he said. He explained that a “hole” is expected from Wednesday to next Saturday with hot weather, after which there will be heavy rain again. “Summer is expected to be quite warm, even in the modern look,” he said. Prof. Rachev predicts that in the period June 8-10 there will be 21-22 degrees at sea. “June, especially the second half, is deadly for the sea,” said the climatologist. “The minimum temperatures are already very high – 16-18 degrees,” he said. “A warm month is based on the European model. It seems that he will probably leave with below normal rainfall “, said Prof. Rachev.
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- Introduced - SB 549 - This act creates the Missouri Tobacco Settlement Trust Fund. All moneys received by the state as a result of any dispute between the state and tobacco companies shall be deposited in the Fund. The General Assembly shall not appropriate money from the Fund until a constitutional amendment is adopted by vote of the people specifying the purposes of the appropriation and whether the funds are to be included in the calculation of total state revenue. The Commissioner of Administration shall maintain data on electronic format regarding deposits to and expenditures from the Fund, which shall be available to the public on the Internet.
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New Delhi: Money begets money and more money begets even more money. The saying holds so apt for India. The number of super-rich with a total income of Rs 100 crore (one billion rupees) or more have jumped to 136 in FY21 from 77 two years ago reflecting growing inequality in the world’s second-most populous country. Replying to a written query on the number of billionaires and the rise in their wealth, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said that the number of individuals disclosing gross total income of Rs 100 crore or more was 77 in FY18, 141 in FY20 and 136 in FY21. As per the information available with Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT), there is no legislative or administrative definition of the term billionaire under direct taxes. “Wealth tax has been abolished with effect from April 1, 2016 and, therefore, CBDT does not any more capture information about complete wealth of an individual taxpayer,” said the Minister. Bangalore-based brand strategist Harish Bijoor said that more money makes more money and anybody with lots of money is making that much lot more. “There are physical streams of income and there are digital streams of income. The physical stream takes longer time to increase whereas digital streams seem to be taking much faster. Therefore, the world is divided in digital haves and physical have-nots,” said Bijoor. As per Forbes World’s Billionaires list 2021 released in April, the number of Indian billionaires rose to 140 this year from 102 in 2020 bucking all downward trends during the pandemic when millions lost their jobs and incomes. India reported the third highest number of billionaires across the world with a combined wealth of $596 billion.
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The recorder ‘s the only character that is essentially simply for one person simultaneously given that more often than not they wouldn’t end up being necessary otherwise beneficial to have more than just anyone recording. On smaller specialized conferences there can be zero recorder, if you are during the certified group meetings there is certainly always someone who records meeting times, being an introduction to what happened during the appointment. For each and every committee can get additional legislation or norms about your peak from detail contained in this and you will method of getting the minutes. While some group’s moments are expected for legal reasons become social, anyone else tends to be strictly private. Although a record of a team appointment could be worthwhile, this new role away from recorder often is considered to be a minimal-updates position, as the member of the fresh character may feel or perhaps viewed once the complementary to another players who is able to much more positively subscribe to the latest group’s doing work. Due free hookup ads Minneapolis to this, they ong participants (Cragan & Wright, 1991). Repairs Opportunities and you may Behavior Repairs positions and their associated behaviors means to manufacture and sustain societal cohesion and you may fulfill the interpersonal means away from group users. Most of these character habits wanted good and you may sensitive interpersonal experience. The constant maintenance jobs we’re going to speak about within this area tend to be public-psychological commander, supporter, tension releaser, harmonizer, and you can interpreter. This new public-emotional chief contained in this a group may would many restoration positions that’s essentially somebody who is popular by the other-group players and you may whose role practices match but don’t compete towards activity commander. Brand new public-emotional leader also can assures and support the task chief when she or he becomes troubled. Typically, the newest public-mental frontrunner try an excellent reflective thinker having an excellent impression experiences that he / she spends to analyze the team dynamics and you may environment following initiate the correct role practices to keep up a beneficial positive climate. In lieu of the latest character out of task frontrunner, this is not a role that normally changes from just one individual other. When you’re the members of the team carry out the repairs role behaviors at certain times, the fresh socioemotional chief easily attributes to help with class members and maintain a positive relational environment. Social-emotional management features may actually feel bad for the group and you can lead to smaller pleasure one of users in the event the restoration behaviors are did have emerged because the redundant or just like the as well annoying regarding the task (Pavitt, 1999). The fresh character away from suggest try characterized by telecommunications habits one prompt other-group users and gives psychological help as required. The fresh new supporter’s really works primarily happens in one to-on-that exchanges that are a whole lot more sexual and in-breadth compared to exchanges one occur throughout the full conferences. Even though many group people may make supporting comments in public on class conferences, such statements are generally low and you will/otherwise temporary. A supporter spends productive empathetic hearing enjoy to connect having category professionals which may seem off otherwise frustrated by stating something similar to “Tayesha, you appeared particular off today. Will there be one thing you desire to talk about?” Supporters as well as follow through on the prior discussions having category professionals to maintain the contacts obtained already oriented from the saying things like “Alan, I remember you said their mom has functions on the weekend. I really hope it is better. Let me know if you’d like anything.” The fresh supporter’s interaction habits are among the minimum apparent of every of the almost every other repairs spots, that may get this to class member’s work search overlooked. Management and other class professionals can help hold the suggest of the recognizing their unique benefits. The stress releaser are someone who was obviously funny and you may sensitive toward characters of your class additionally the personality of every provided state and you will whom uses such qualities to handle the new anger level of the team. Becoming comedy isn’t adequate to satisfy that it part, as humor otherwise comments you will definitely actually become humorous to other classification participants but become delivered in the a keen inopportune go out, and this at some point creates in place of launches pressure. The fresh new match access to humor because of the pressure releaser performs the newest exact same fix become empathy utilized by new harmonizer or the fresh personal-emotional frontrunner, however it is reduced sexual that is generally speaking directed towards the the brand new entire class rather than just someone. The stress releaser can begin offering their mode during the forming phase of class advancement whenever primary stress occur due to the normal uncertainties establish during the very first interactions. The strain releaser could help “make new friends” or generate other people feel at ease when you look at the group’s so much more socially awkward very first group meetings. When individuals build a hit a brick wall attempt to discharge pressure, they truly are considered an excellent joker, that’s a personal-situated character we’ll learn more about afterwards.
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Aside from losing patrons for several months during the pandemic, the Aquarium of the Pacific has been unable to host in-person events since February 2020. The aquarium is gearing up to restart its social calendar, starting with a June 27 film screening of ”Plastic Bag Store: The Film,” focused on plastic use. However, this only scratches the surface of the types of events the aquarium hosts that will return to in-person this year. The aquarium has a variety of events on tap, such as a lecture and book signing on July 7 at 7 p.m. and a monthly, adults-only night dive, an aquarium favorite that involves live music, food and drinks, returning on July 23 from 7:30-11:30 p.m. But its most notable events are perhaps its array of cultural events that, like the rest of the world, had to transition to virtual last year. Typically, the aquarium hosts 12 to 14 major cultural festivals a year, in addition to many smaller events including its recent Juneteenth story-telling event. The cultural events aim to create a rich experience, educating and engaging the public, involving 130 community groups and many more individual participants, according to Peter Martineau, the aquarium’s marketing events manager. Some events span across the world, such as the International Children’s Festival, recognizing Persian, Slovak, Czech cultures, and more, planned for this fall. Others focus on regions, such as the American Indian Festival or Southeast Asia Day. Through many of the cultures and festivities celebrated at the aquarium, guests are able to gain understanding of traditional histories and connections to nature, particularly the ocean. Martineau explained that many of the cultures celebrated at the aquarium share their histories of sustainable living and conservation, from “long before the word ‘conservation’ was even around.” “The whole idea is to get everybody to realize that the ocean belongs to all of us, the ocean is ours to share and to enjoy, and it’s also our mutual responsibility to take care of,” he said. Upcoming festivals celebrating diversity at the aquarium aren’t limited to just culture, with the Festival of Human Abilities planned for this fall (the date is yet to be announced), which celebrates different capabilities. “This is a festival that just will melt your heart, and also inspires you because it’s all about people overcoming challenges and limitations,” said Martineau. Last year, the pandemic caused the cancellation of all of the aquarium’s spring events, and it was a months-long process to figure out how to best develop the typical festivities for an online format. Many logistics were involved, through adapting the events to abide by social distancing protocols, while effectively portraying the performances and activities for a virtual audience. Despite the challenges, the virtual events were an enormous success, said Martineau. Through the transition to virtual, the events were able to engage people from across the world, who would not have normally been able to attend, he said. The events were so successful that most upcoming in-person events will continue to include a live-streamed component. However, Martineau and the aquarium staff could not be more excited to welcome back the public for its in-person celebrations. “What I do is, it’s all connecting with people, and it’s right there in the mission and vision of the aquarium is connections with people,” said Martineau. “I think we’re all, in many ways, just really looking forward to having that community connection.” Some of the aquarium’s upcoming festivals include: Sept. 18-19: American Indian Festival Oct. 2-3: Baja Splash Festival—celebrating Hispanic Heritage Oct. 4: Seniors Day Oct. 17: Southeast Asia Day, celebrating people from Cambodian, Thailand, Vietnam, Myanmar, Laos, and Indonesia Oct. 30-31: Scarium, a Halloween-themed event. Nov. 13-14: Autumn Festival, celebrating China, Japan, Korea, and Philippines View more details on the aquarium’s event webpage: www.aquariumofpacific.org/events/. Support our journalism. Hyperlocal news is an essential force in our democracy, but it costs money to keep an organization like this one alive, and we can’t rely on advertiser support alone. That’s why we’re asking readers like you to support our independent, fact-based journalism. We know you like it—that’s why you’re here. Help us keep hyperlocal news alive in Long Beach.
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What does ICE offer? 3rd October 2022 GDC Outcomes: B, C & D 5 consecutive days – 1 additional revision & exam afternoon ICE is a National Reference Centre for Digital Dentistry and offers portfolio support as well as evidence based teaching, making this dental radiography course transferable to your clinic. As this course is run in partnership with the University of Salford‘s Radiography department, you get the benefits of our state-of-the-art equipment at our fully equipped dental hospital and a University department specialising in radiography. The course is delivered by a team of imaging specialists and dental professionals, with access to a skills lab for candidates to practice their technique on models before X-Raying patients in their place of work. Successful completion of the course earns you a certificate from a well-known and respected University, and a CPD certificate from ICE. The aim of the course is to enable the participant to use ionising radiation safely to produce diagnostic images. The course will provide training as required by the IR(ME)R 2000, Ionising Radiation (Medical Exposure) Regulations 2000. It will enable the course participants to undertake radiographic projections used in dental practice. The student will be able to: - Perform a range of intra-oral examinations on a range of patients to a high standard - Perform extra-oral examinations on a range of patients to a high standard - Critically appraise radiographic images, identify sources of error and describe how to rectify - Explain how legislation for radiation protection and COSHH is applied in practice - Describe how quality assurance procedures are carried out and used in practice - Describe how infection control procedures apply to Dental Radiography This course is designed for qualified dental nurses who would like to be more involved with patient care and support their dentists in the diagnosis and treatment planning by providing good diagnostic radiographs. Teaching on the course will cover: - Radiation Physics - Radiation protection - X-ray apparatus and equipment - Films and processing - Quality Assurance - Digital Imagery & Interpretation - Principles of imaging - Radiological anatomy - Common dental pathology - Practical Techniques Dental Radiography with the University of Salford View Introduction To Need more info? Send us a message and we’ll get back to you! Ready to sign up today? Frequently Asked Questions What are the entry requirements? - Participants must be registered with the General Dental Council (GDC) and hold the National Examining Board for Dental Nurses Certificate or equivalent. - Participants should have at least two years post-qualification experience. - The support from the participant’s place of work (General Practice or Community Services) is essential. Participants must have a named supervisor (Dentist or suitably qualified person) who will authenticate the workplace experience required for completion of the clinical experience. What will I learn? On completion you will: - Have knowledge of the equipment and principles of radiation physics to be able to work safely and effectively in producing a diagnostic quality image. - Evaluate the appropriateness of different radiographic techniques to provide safe and effective imaging of patients taking into account their individual needs. - Be able to work autonomously whilst still under the direction of the clinician and whilst working within current UK legislation regarding ionising radiation. - Be able to perform intra-oral radiographs on prescription. - Be able to perform extra-oral radiographs on prescription. Who can I contact for more information? Please get in touch with the ICE Education Team: Tel: 0161 413 8336 How will i be assessed? The course assessment comprises of two elements: - Written examination - Portfolio (reflective reports and the recording of practical work) Where is the course being held? There are 3 academic days held at ICE and 2 practical days held at the University of Salford, in the Mary Seacole building of the University campus. For directions on how to get to ICE, please visit our contact page. I'm booked onto the next course date - I can no longer make it? If you have made a payment, or have reserved a place, but can no longer attend, please let the ICE Education Team know as soon as possible, by emailing firstname.lastname@example.org, so we can reallocate your place on the course. We offer a full refund of your course fees if you inform us more than 4 weeks prior to the course start date. If you are partway through your course but need to suspend your studies, you will have the option to join the next cohort in accordance with where you left off. Please note: ICE will do whatever we can to ensure you are able to attend/complete your desired course.
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There are many different influences these days, a big the one which most people in the world face is usually religion. Faith is an influence that people first come across during their the child years. They develop and learn to have faith. Peoples’ perspective upon religion is affected by their very own culture, all their family and the events they see during childhood. Persepolis by Marjane Satrapi is the tale of a youthful girl developing up in Iran, during the Islamic Revolution, plus the war with Iraq. Throughout the story religion builds up along with the plan, in negative and positive ways. Inside the story Marji loses her faith and it adjustments who the girl with, religion also changed her lifestyle by government adding religion in the law. Religious beliefs is a subject that people labeled as great and complicated, however , Satrapi tells this story of faith through the eye of a kid. This creates a unique point of view that visitors can correspond with. In Persepolis, Satrapi shows different viewpoints of religion. Your woman shows how religion is definitely interpreted in positive and negative techniques by her use of her perspective since a child, first hand knowledge, and by exhibiting how faith can corrupt politics. Since a child, Marji features God. States, “I was created with religion (pg 6). Unlike different children, Marji wants to become a prophet when ever she is more mature. This idea is certainly not normal for the child or anyone underneath the Muslim religion since prophets have always been guys. Her classmates laugh in her think of becoming a prophet and her teacher speaks to her father and mother, but Marji stays true to her passion. Marji is convinced religion ought to be used to make good things and alter anything poor. Developing up, Marji doesn’t realise why her cleaning service cannot take in at the dinner table with her family or why her friends usually do not.. wing in to adulthood and just how her harmless view on your life can be changed because of the place she lives. As a child, Marji does not demonize the Muslim religion like others do. This point of view of religion substantially changes since the Islam Regime gets control and religion is used pertaining to horrible items. The perspective of any child is very important because it displays how with no previous concepts about faith, someone is able to see how it can be used for good. Satrapi tells her exceptional story to demonstrate the significance of faith in ethnicities. She displays how important it is to separate faith and condition. This concept remains to be prominent today as persons fight for their particular freedom via religion. Satrapi weaves a memoir that reflects the thoughts of your child about topics that are complex. The simplicity of a child reveals how simple the topics can be and how faith can be used for good instead of wicked.
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While some plants up your décor game, some give stunning flowers, some reduce indoor air pollutants, others are excellent oxygen generators through day and night. Plants are essential to our mental and physical wellbeing. You can select plants from Ugaoo that help you with sleep, produce extra oxygen for better health, eliminate toxins, while some are edible for better health and some have superficial applications for skin issues. Ugaoo boasts of one of the most extensive and curated list of indoor plants for all homes and requirements. There are low light indoor plants, creping and climbing plants, ferns, lucky plants, air purifying plants, beautiful foliage plants, low-maintenance plants, and several flowering plants. The plants come in different sizes and are well suited for small space gardening with minimal care. All our plants come in premium quality self-watering pots that reduce your gardening stress and save your plants from overwatering or underwatering. Indoor plants are a great way to improve the overall look of the home while also eliminating indoor air toxins and pollutants. Plants are also great for reducing stress and improving the quality of life. Ugaoo has an extensive range of pet friendly plants that are well-suited for homes with pets. Our range of exotic plants make for great conversation starters. Ugaoo also sells some of the best tabletop plants and also plants that are great for windowsills, terraces, and entryway plants. Our range of low maintenance plants and succulents and cactuses are great for office s and commercial spaces as they don’t need a lot of care. Frequently Asked Questions What plants are good for healing? The ancient science of Ayurveda is full of list of plants that are essential for our overall well being. However, there are many indoor plants that can play an active role in our physical wellness and healing. While all tropical plants increase the level of humidity in indoor air and help get rid of issues such as dry skin, sore eyes and other viral transmissions that arise due to dryness, plants such aloe vera help with wound healing, while tulsi is essential for throat and gut health. Furthermore, almost all herbs are medicinal in nature and play a huge role in our healing process. What are the top 5 medicinal plants? The top medicinal plants that we sell at Ugaoo are, Aloe Vera, Tulsi, Mint, Rosemary, Sage, and thyme to name a few. How does plants help with healing? Plants help with both mental and physical healing. While, active interaction with indoor plants (touching and smelling) can reduce physiological and psychological stress. What's more, even the potting soil can help you keep a handle on daily stress and anxiety. This is because soil contains microbes dubbed "outdoorphins" (M. vaccae) which work as natural antidepressants. Plants like ALoe Vera, Tulsi, Betel leaf, Mint, and so on aid with physical well being either through consumption of topical application.
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Apollo marble is the colored marble of quarry in China China Apollo marble is a kind of reddish brown bottom gray wavy marble. This stone is particularly suitable for interior and exterior wall and floor applications, monuments, countertops, mosaics, fountains, swimming pools and other design projects. Apollo grey, forest wood marble, Chinese Apollo marble. Apollo marble can be processed into polishing, sawing, sanding, stone facing, sandblasting, rolling, etc. Content edited by the website, if you know relevant products, please contact WhatsApp:(+86-15505929090) senior marble manager, and give you the latest quotation of the market as soon as possible.
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PURPOSE: Many patients with acute respiratory failure die despite prolonged and costly treatment. Our objective was to estimate the cost-effectiveness of providing rather than withholding mechanical ventilation and intensive care for patients with acute respiratory failure due to pneumonia or acute respiratory distress syndrome. SUBJECTS AND METHODS: We studied 1,005 patients enrolled in a five-center study of seriously ill patients (the Study to Understand Prognoses and Preferences for Outcomes and Risks of Treatments [SUPPORT]) with acute respiratory failure (pneumonia or acute respiratory distress syndrome and an Acute Physiology Score ≥10) who required ventilator support. We estimated life expectancy based on long-term follow-up of SUPPORT patients. Utilities were estimated using time-tradeoff questions. Costs (in 1998 dollars) were based on hospital fiscal data and Medicare data. RESULTS: Of the 963 patients who received ventilator support, 48% survived for at least 6 months. At 6 months, survivors reported a median of 1 dependence in activities of daily living, and 72% rated their quality of life as good, very good, or excellent. Among the 42 patients in whom ventilator support was withheld, the median survival was 3 days. Among patients whose estimated probability of surviving at least 2 months from the time of ventilator support ('prognostic estimate') was 70% or more, the incremental cost per quality-adjusted life-year (QALY) saved by providing rather than withholding ventilator support and aggressive care was $29,000. For medium-risk patients (prognostic estimate 51% to 70%), the incremental cost-effectiveness was $44,000 per QALY, and for high-risk patients (prognostic estimate ≤50%), it was $110,000 per QALY. When assumptions were varied from 50% to 200% of baseline estimates, the results ranged from $19,000 to $48,000 for low-risk patients, from $29,000 to $76,000 for medium-risk patients, and from $67,000 to $200,000 for high-risk patients. CONCLUSIONS: Ventilator support and intensive care for acute respiratory failure due to pneumonia or acute respiratory distress syndrome are relatively cost-effective for patients with >50% probability of surviving 2 months. However, for patients with an expected 2-month survival ≤50%, the cost per QALY is more than threefold greater at >$100,000. (C) 2000 by Excerpta Medica, Inc. ASJC Scopus subject areas
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Israel, the West Bank and Gaza - Consular Information Sheet August 20, 2001 WARNING (Updated August 10, 2001): The Department of State warns U.S. citizens to defer travel to Israel, the West Bank and Gaza. There is a heightened threat of terrorist incidents in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza. Several recent terrorist bombings in Israel have resulted in numerous deaths and serious injuries of civilians, including American citizens, some there as tourists. Further, the situation in Gaza and the West Bank remains extremely volatile with continuing confrontations and clashes. U.S. Government personnel in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza are under tight security controls, including prohibition of unofficial travel to the West Bank and Gaza and the city of Jerusalem or areas within the city, depending on current security conditions. Private Americans who remain in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza despite this warning should follow similar precautions and remain in close communication with the American Embassy in Tel Aviv and the American Consulate General in Jerusalem. American citizens residing in the West Bank and Gaza should consider relocating to a safe location, if they can do so safely. American citizens in Israel, the West Bank and Gaza should also exercise extreme caution and avoid shopping areas, malls, restaurants and cafes, public buses and bus stops and the areas around them as well as crowded areas and demonstrations. U.S. Embassy and Consulate employees and their families have been prohibited from using public buses throughout Israel, the West Bank and Gaza. From time to time, the Embassy and Consulate General may temporarily suspend public services as necessary to review its security posture. In those instances U.S. citizens who require emergency services may telephone the Consulate General in Jerusalem at (972) (2) 622-7230 or the Embassy in Tel Aviv at (972) (3) 519-7355. COUNTRY DESCRIPTION: The State of Israel is a parliamentary democracy with a modern economy. Tourist facilities are widely available. Israel occupied the West Bank, Gaza Strip, Golan Heights, and East Jerusalem as a result of the 1967 War. Pursuant to negotiations between Israel and the Palestinians, an elected Palestinian Authority now exercises jurisdiction in parts of Gaza and the West Bank. Palestinian Authority police are responsible for keeping order in those areas and the Palestinian Authority exercises a range of civil functions. The division of responsibilities and jurisdiction in the West Bank and Gaza between Israel and the Palestinian Authority is complex. Definitive information on entry, customs requirements, arrests, and other matters in the West Bank and Gaza is subject to change without prior notice or may not be available. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: Israel: A valid passport, an onward or return ticket, and proof of sufficient funds are required for entry. A no-charge three-month visa may be issued upon arrival and may be renewed. Travelers carrying official or diplomatic U.S. passports must obtain visas from an Israeli embassy or consulate prior to arrival in Israel. Anyone who has been refused entry or experienced difficulties with his/her visa status during a previous visit, or who has overstayed a visa, should consult the Israeli Embassy or nearest Israeli Consulate before attempting to return to Israel. Anyone seeking returning resident status must obtain permission from Israeli authorities before traveling. West Bank and Gaza: Except during periods of heightened security restrictions, most U.S. citizens may enter and exit the West Bank and Gaza on a U.S. passport with an Israeli entry stamp. It is not necessary to obtain a visitor's permit from the Palestinian Authority to travel to the West Bank or Gaza. Private vehicles may not cross from Israel into Gaza and may be stopped at checkpoints entering or leaving the West Bank. The Allenby Bridge crossing from the West Bank into Jordan, and the Rafah crossing from Gaza into Egypt are under the jurisdiction of the Israeli Government, which also controls entry and exit via the Gaza International Airport. This may have special ramifications for Palestinian Americans and other Arab Americans. Palestinian Americans: American citizens of Palestinian origin who were born on the West Bank or Gaza or resided there for more than three months, may be considered by Israeli authorities to be residents, especially if they or their parents were issued a Palestinian ID number. Any American citizen whom Israel considers to be a resident is required by Israel to hold a valid Palestinian passport to enter or leave the West Bank or Gaza via Israel, the Gaza International Airport, or the Rafah or Allenby Bridge border crossing. American citizens in this category who arrive without a Palestinian passport will generally be granted permission to travel to the West Bank or Gaza to obtain one, but may only be allowed to depart via Israel on a Palestinian passport rather than on their U.S. passport. The Government of Israel does not require travel on a Palestinian passport for visits of less than 90 days, but may instead require a transit permit for travel to the West Bank or Gaza. During periods of heightened security restrictions, Palestinian Americans with residency status in the West Bank or Gaza may not be allowed to enter or exit Gaza or the West Bank, even if using their American passports. Specific questions may be addressed to the nearest Israeli Embassy or Consulate. Israel-Jordan Crossings: International crossing points between Israel and Jordan are the Arava crossing (Wadi al-'Arabah) in the south, near Eilat, and the Jordan River crossing (Sheikh Hussein Bridge) in the north, near Beit Shean. American citizens using these two crossing points to enter either Israel or Jordan need not obtain prior visas, but will have to pay a fee at the bridge. Visas should be obtained in advance for those wanting to cross the Allenby Bridge between Jordan and the occupied West Bank. (Note: The Government of Israel requires that Palestinian Americans with residency status in the West Bank or Gaza only enter Jordan by land by means of the Allenby Bridge.) Procedures for all crossings into Jordan are subject to frequent changes. For further entry information on Israel, travelers may contact the Embassy of Israel at 3514 International Drive NW, Washington, D.C. 20008, telephone (202) 364-5500, or the Israeli Consulates General in Los Angeles, San Francisco, Miami, Atlanta, Chicago, Boston, New York, Philadelphia, or Houston. In an effort to prevent international child abduction, many governments have initiated procedures at entry/exit points. These often include requiring documentary evidence of relationship and permission for the child's travel from the parent(s) or legal guardian not present. Having such documentation on hand, even if not required, may facilitate entry/departure. DUAL NATIONALITY: Israeli citizens naturalized in the United States retain their Israeli citizenship, and their children usually become Israeli citizens. In addition, children born in the United States to Israeli parents usually acquire both U.S. and Israeli nationality at birth. Israeli citizens, including dual nationals, are subject to Israeli laws requiring service in Israel's armed forces. U.S.-Israeli dual nationals of military age who do not wish to serve in the Israeli armed forces should contact the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D.C. to learn more about an exemption or deferment from Israeli military service before going to Israel. Without this document, they may not be able to leave Israel without completing military service or may be subject to criminal penalties for failure to serve. Israeli citizens, including dual nationals, must enter and depart Israel on their Israeli passports. Palestinian Americans whom the Government of Israel considers residents of the West Bank or Gaza may face certain travel restrictions (see Entry Requirements above). These individuals are subject to restrictions on movement between Israel, the West Bank and Gaza and within the West Bank and Gaza imposed by the Israeli Government on all Palestinians for security reasons. During periods of heightened security concerns these restrictions can be onerous. Palestinian-American residents of Jerusalem are normally required to use laissez-passers (documents issued by the Israeli Government) which contain re-entry permits approved by the Israeli Ministry All U.S. citizens with dual nationality must enter and depart the U.S. on their U.S. passports. SAFETY AND SECURITY: Israel has strict security measures that may affect visitors. Prolonged questioning and detailed searches may take place at the time of entry and/or departure at all points of entry to Israel, including entry from the West Bank and Gaza. Travelers with Arabic surnames, those who ask that Israeli stamps not be entered into their passports, and unaccompanied female travelers have been delayed and subjected to close scrutiny at points of entry. Security-related delays or obstacles in bringing in or departing with cameras or electronic equipment are not unusual. Laptop computers and other electronic equipment have been confiscated from travelers leaving Israel from Ben Gurion Airport during security checks. While most are returned prior to departure, some equipment has been damaged, destroyed or lost as a result. Americans who have had personal property damaged due to security procedures at Ben Gurion Airport can contact the Commissioner of Complaints at the airport for redress. During searches and questioning, Israeli authorities have denied American citizens access to U.S. consular officers, lawyers, or family members. Palestinian Americans have been arrested on suspicion of security crimes when attempting to enter or leave Israel, the West Bank and Gaza. The Israeli National Police have monitored, arrested and deported members of religious groups who they believed intended to commit violent or disruptive acts in Israel. TERRORISM: Although they have not been targeted for attack, U.S. citizens have been injured or killed in past terrorist actions in Israel, Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza. Attacks have occurred in highly frequented shopping and pedestrian areas and on public buses. U.S. Embassy and Consulate employees and their families have been prohibited from using public buses. American citizens should exercise extreme caution and avoid shopping areas, pedestrian walkways, malls, public buses and bus stops as well as crowded areas and demonstrations. American citizens should use caution in the vicinity of military sites, areas frequented by off-duty soldiers, contentious religious sites, and large crowds. Travelers should remain aware of their immediate surroundings, and should not touch any suspicious object. DEMONSTRATIONS AND CIVIL UNREST: In the West Bank, Gaza and Jerusalem, demonstrations or altercations can occur spontaneously and have the potential to become violent without warning. If such disturbances occur, American visitors should leave the area immediately. In Jerusalem's Old City, where exits are limited, American visitors should seek safe haven inside a shop or restaurant until the incident is over. Demonstrations are particularly dangerous in areas such as checkpoints, settlements, military areas, and major thoroughfares where protesters are likely to encounter Israeli security forces. Demonstrations by Arab Israelis in northern Israel have occurred on Land Day (March 30) and on Israeli Independence Day (date varies). These demonstrations have generally been peaceful, but on occasion Embassy staff have been told to avoid certain areas on those dates. AREAS OF INSTABILITY: Jerusalem: In Jerusalem, travelers should exercise caution at religious sites on holy days, Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. Dress appropriately when visiting the Old City and ultra-orthodox Jewish neighborhoods. Most roads into ultra-orthodox Jewish neighborhoods are blocked off on Friday nights and Saturdays. Assaults on secular visitors, either for being in cars or for being "immodestly dressed," have occurred in these neighborhoods. Isolated street protests and demonstrations can occur in the commercial districts of East Jerusalem (Salah Eddin Street and Damascus Gate areas) during periods of unrest. U.S. Government employees have been prohibited from traveling to the commercial areas of East Jerusalem, including the Old City, except for mission essential business. Private American citizens should avoid travel to these areas at this time. West Bank and Gaza: The U.S. Government currently prohibits U.S. Government employees, officials, and dependents from traveling to the West Bank and Gaza, except for mission essential business. Private American citizens should avoid travel to these areas at this time. Embassy staff have also been prohibited from using Rt. 443 (the Modi'in Road) in Israel to travel to Jerusalem. During periods of unrest, access to the West Bank and Gaza are sometimes closed off by the Israeli government. Travel restrictions may be imposed with little or no warning. Strict measures have frequently been imposed following terrorist actions and the movement of Palestinian Americans with residency status in the West Bank or Gaza and foreign passport holders have been severely impaired In the Golan Heights, there are live land mines in many areas and visitors should walk only on established roads or trails. Near the northern border of Israel, rocket attacks from Lebanese territory can occur without warning. CRIME: The crime rate is moderate in Israel, Jerusalem, the West Bank and Gaza. The loss or theft of a U.S. passport abroad should be reported immediately to local police and the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate. U.S. citizens may refer to the Department of State's pamphlets, A Safe Trip Abroad and Tips for Travelers to the Middle East and North Africa. They are available from the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402, via the internet at http://www.access.gpo.gov/su_docs, MEDICAL FACILITIES: Modern medical care and medicines are available in Israel. Some hospitals in Israel and most hospitals in the West Bank and Gaza, however, fall below U.S. standards. Travelers can find information in English about emergency medical facilities and after-hours pharmacies in the "Jerusalem Post" and English language "Ha'aretz" newspapers. MEDICAL INSURANCE: The Department of State strongly urges Americans to consult with their medical insurance company prior to traveling abroad to confirm whether their policy applies overseas and whether it will cover emergency expenses such as a medical evacuation. U.S. medical insurance plans seldom cover health costs incurred outside the United States unless supplemental coverage is purchased. Further, U.S. Medicare and Medicaid programs do not provide payment for medical services outside the United States. However, many travel agents and private companies offer insurance plans that will cover health care expenses incurred overseas including emergency services such as medical evacuations. When making a decision regarding health insurance, Americans should consider that many foreign doctors and hospitals require payment in cash prior to providing service and that a medical evacuation to the U.S. may cost well in excess of $50,000. Uninsured travelers who require medical care overseas often face extreme difficulties, whereas travelers who have purchased overseas medical insurance have, when a medical emergency occurs, found it life-saving. When consulting with your insurer prior to your trip, ascertain whether payment will be made to the overseas healthcare provider or whether you will be reimbursed later for expenses you incur. Some insurance policies also include coverage for psychiatric treatment and for disposition of remains in the event of death. Useful information on medical emergencies abroad, including overseas insurance programs, is provided in the Department of State's Bureau of Consular Affairs brochure Medical Information for Americans Traveling Abroad, or autofax: (202) 647-3000. OTHER HEALTH INFORMATION: Travelers from regions where contagious diseases are prevalent may need to show shot records before entry into Israel. Information on vaccinations and other health precautions may be obtained from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's international travelers hotline at 1-877-FYI-TRIP (1-877-394-8747), fax: 1-888-CDC-FAXX (1-888-232-3299), or by visiting the CDC Internet home page at http://www.cdc.gov. TRAFFIC SAFETY AND ROAD CONDITIONS: While in a foreign country, U.S. citizens may encounter road conditions that differ significantly from those in the United States. The information below is provided for general reference only, and may not be totally accurate in a particular location or circumstance. Safety of Public Transportation: good* Urban Road Conditions/Maintenance: good Rural Road Conditions/Maintenance: good Availability of Roadside Assistance: good *U.S. Embassy and Consulate employees and their families have been prohibited from using public buses (please review the earlier section entitled "Terrorism.") Israeli roads and highways tend to be crowded, especially in urban areas. Aggressive driving is a serious problem and few drivers maintain safe following distances. Drivers should use caution, as there is a high rate of fatalities from automobile accidents. For specific information concerning Israeli driver's permits, vehicle inspection, road tax and mandatory insurance, contact Ministry of Tourism office in New York via the internet at West Bank and Gaza: Safety of Public Transportation: poor Urban Road Conditions/Maintenance: poor Rural Road Conditions/Maintenance: poor Availability of Roadside Assistance: poor Crowded roads and aggressive driving are common in the West Bank and Gaza. During periods of heightened tensions, cars with Israeli license plates have been stoned. Emergency services may be delayed by the need for Palestinian authorities to coordinate with Israeli officials. Seat belt use is required outside of cities, drivers may not drink alcohol, and travel by motorcycle is not allowed. Individuals involved in accidents resulting in death or injury may be detained by police pending an investigation. additional information about road safety, see the Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs home page road safety overseas feature at http://travel.state.gov/road_safety.html. AVIATION SAFETY OVERSIGHT: The U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has assessed the Government of Israel's Civil Aviation Authority as Category 1 - in compliance with international aviation safety standards for oversight of Israel's air carrier operations. For further information, travelers may contact the Department of Transportation within the U.S. at 1-800-322-7873, or visit the FAA's website at http://www.faa.gov/avr/iasa/index.html. The U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) separately assesses some foreign air carriers for suitability as official providers of air services. For information regarding the DOD policy on specific carriers, travelers may contact DOD at (618) 229-4801. CUSTOMS REGULATIONS: Video cameras and other electronic items must be declared upon entry to Israel. Please contact the Embassy of Israel for specific information regarding customs requirements. Definitive information on customs requirements for the Palestinian Authority is not available. CRIMINAL PENALTIES: While in a foreign country, a U.S. citizen is subject to that country's laws and regulations, which sometimes differ significantly from those in the United States and may not afford the protections available to the individual under U.S. law. Penalties for breaking the law can be more severe than in the United States for similar offenses. Individuals traveling to the West Bank and Gaza through Israel or Israeli-controlled entry points are also subject to Israeli law and jurisdiction. Persons violating Israel's or the Palestinian Authority's laws, even unknowingly, may be expelled, arrested or imprisoned. Penalties for possession, use, or trafficking in illegal drugs in Israel are strict and convicted offenders can expect jail sentences and heavy fines. The Palestinian Authority also has strict penalties for the possession, use, or trafficking in illegal drugs by persons visiting or residing in its jurisdiction. ARRESTS AND DETENTION: U.S. citizens arrested by the Israeli National Police (INP) in Israel and charged with crimes are entitled to legal representation and consular notification and visitation. Typically the INP notifies the Embassy or Consulate General within two days of arrest, and consular access is normally granted within four days. This procedure may be expedited if the arrested American shows a U.S. passport to the police, or asks the police to contact the U.S. Embassy or Consulate. U.S. citizens arrested by the Israeli Security Police for security offenses, and U.S. citizens arrested in the West Bank or Gaza for criminal or security offenses may be prevented from communicating with lawyers, family members, or consular officers for lengthy periods. The U.S. Consulate General and the Embassy are often not notified of such arrests, or are not notified in a timely manner. Consular access to the arrested individual is frequently delayed. U.S. citizens have been subject to mistreatment during interrogation and pressured to sign statements in Hebrew which have not been translated. Under local law they may be detained for up to six months at a time without charges. Youths over the age of 14 have been detained and tried as adults. When access to a detained American citizen is denied or delayed, the U.S. government formally protests the lack of consular access to the Israeli government. The U.S. Government also will protest any mistreatment to the relevant authorities as well. U.S. citizens arrested by the Palestinian Authority (PA) Security Forces in the West Bank or Gaza for crimes are entitled to legal representation and consular notification and access. The PA Security Forces normally notify the Embassy (for Gaza) or Consulate General (for West Bank) within two days of arrest and consular access is normally granted within four days. This procedure may be expedited if the arrested American shows a U.S. passport to the police, or asks the police to contact the U.S. Embassy or Consulate. U.S. citizens arrested by the PA Security Forces in the West Bank or Gaza for security offenses may be prevented from communicating with lawyers, family members, or consular officers for lengthy periods. In addition, they may be held in custody for protracted periods without formal charges or before being taken in front of a judge for an arrest extension. The U.S. Consulate General is often not notified by the PA of the arrests in a timely manner, and consular access to the arrested is occasionally delayed. The U.S. Government does not have a formal mechanism for protesting these delays in notification or access to the Palestinian Authority; however, our concerns are pursued with local PA officials. COURT JURISDICTION: Civil courts in Israel actively exercise their authority to bar certain individuals, including nonresidents, from leaving the country until monetary and other legal claims against them can be resolved. Israel's rabbinical courts exercise jurisdiction over all Jewish citizens and residents of Israel in cases of marriage, divorce, child custody and child support. In some cases, Jewish Americans who entered Israel as tourists have become defendants in divorce cases filed by their spouses in Israeli rabbinical courts. These Americans have been detained in Israel for prolonged periods while the Israeli courts consider whether they have sufficient ties to Israel to establish rabbinical court jurisdiction. Jewish American visitors should be aware that they might be subject to involuntary and prolonged stays in Israel if a case is filed against them in a rabbinical court, even if their marriage took place in the U.S. and/or their spouse is not present in Israel. CHILDREN'S ISSUES: For information on the international adoption of children and international parental child abduction, please refer to our Internet site at http://travel.state.gov/childrens-issues.html or telephone: REGISTRATION/EMBASSY AND CONSULATE LOCATIONS: The State Department advises American citizens who plan to be in the region for over a month to register at the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv or the U.S. Consulate General in Jerusalem. E-mail registration for the U.S. Embassy is possible at email@example.com and for the U.S. Consulate General at firstname.lastname@example.org. When registering, U.S. citizens can obtain updated information on travel and security in the area. U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv, Israel is located at 71 Hayarkon Street. The U.S. mailing address is PSC 98, Box 0001, APO AE 09830. The telephone number is (972)(3) 519-7575. The number after 4:30 p.m. and before 8:00 a.m. local time is (972)(3) 519-7551. The fax number is (972)(3) 516-4390. The Embassy's e-mail address is email@example.com and its Internet web page is http://consular.usembassy-israel.org.il. The Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy should be contacted for information and help in the following areas: Israel, the Gaza Strip, the Golan Heights and ports of entry at Ben Gurion Airport, Gaza International Airport, Haifa Port, and the northern (Jordan River) and southern (Arava) border crossings connecting Israel Consular Section of the U.S. Consulate General in Jerusalem is located at 27 Nablus Road. The U.S. mailing address is Unit 7228, Box 0039, APO AE 09830. The telephone number is (972)(2) 622-7200. The number after 4:30 p.m. and before 8:00 a.m. local time is (972)(2) 622-7250. The fax number is (972)(2) 627-2233. The Consulate's e-mail address is firstname.lastname@example.org and its Internet web page is The U.S. Consulate General should be contacted for information and help in the following areas: West and East Jerusalem, the West Bank, and the Allenby Bridge border crossing connecting Jordan with the West Bank. There is a U.S. Consular Agent in Haifa at 26 Ben Gurion Boulevard, telephone (972)(4) 853-1470, who reports to the Embassy in Tel Aviv. The Consular Agent can provide routine and emergency services in the north. This replaces the Consular Information Sheet dated April 18, 2001 to reflect the most recent Travel Warning and updated information on safety and security.
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It certainly appears so. This is at the New York Times today: Most Americans have never heard of the National Response Coordination Center, but they’re lucky it exists on days of lethal winds and flood tides. The center is the war room of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, where officials gather to decide where rescuers should go, where drinking water should be shipped, and how to assist hospitals that have to evacuate. Disaster coordination is one of the most vital functions of “big government,” which is why Mitt Romney wants to eliminate it. At a Republican primary debate last year, Mr. Romney was asked whether emergency management was a function that should be returned to the states. He not only agreed, he went further. “Absolutely,” he said. “Every time you have an occasion to take something from the federal government and send it back to the states, that’s the right direction. And if you can go even further and send it back to the private sector, that’s even better.” Mr. Romney not only believes that states acting independently can handle the response to a vast East Coast storm better than Washington, but that profit-making companies can do an even better job. He said it was “immoral” for the federal government to do all these things if it means increasing the debt. It’s an absurd notion, but it’s fully in line with decades of Republican resistance to federal emergency planning. FEMA, created by President Jimmy Carter, was elevated to cabinet rank in the Bill Clinton administration, but was then demoted by President George W. Bush, who neglected it, subsumed it into the Department of Homeland Security, and placed it in the control of political hacks. The disaster of Hurricane Katrina was just waiting to happen. The agency was put back in working order by President Obama, […] To my mind, this narrative is clear-cut and devastating: Mitt Romney, as was the case with General Motors and is now the case with Hurricane Sandy, would–were his policies actually enacted–leave his fellow citizens in desperate straits. And this gets back to Romney’s “Atlas Shrugged” problem. Ayn Rand, a hero to many Republicans, was emotionally disconnected from the public realm–and she was proud of it. The pinnacle of her novel, Atlas Shrugged, is the withdrawal of the rich and talented from the rest of suffering humanity into a utopian enclave called “Galt’s Gulch.” This elitist fantasy of escape, akin to the Christian fundamentalist’s longing for the rapture, has influenced the way Republicans think about issues like the bailout of GM and the elimination of FEMA.
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Joint custody can be damaging to a child’s growth and development. With equal time at mom and dad’s house, children can learn to ignore their developmental needs. Commonly, they will learn about each parent’s differences and learn to rely on only one of them. Joint custody can also cause a child to feel emotional distress and an immense amount of pressure. The emotional pressure is usually caused by feelings that they need to please their parents. Literature shows that children develop much better when they stay with one parents and receive frequent visits from the other parent. This may not be true for every child, however, because different children have different attachment styles. - In joint custody relationships, children tend to understand the circumstances and learn to cope with them. - Children that are raised in joint custody are typically relaxed with one parent, and tense with the other. - Most of children’s distress in joint custody relationships comes from having to physically live in two different places. “The children describe feeling pressured emotionally. Often they become emotionally and physically overwhelmed and exhausted.”
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Volume 436, Number 3, June IV 2005 |Page(s)||879 - 894| |Section||Galactic structure, stellar clusters, and populations| |Published online||03 June 2005| Stochastic chemical enrichment in metal-poor systems II. Abundance ratios and scatter Department of Astronomy and Space Physics, Box 515, 751 20, Uppsala, Sweden e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.org Accepted: 14 March 2005 A stochastic model of the chemical enrichment of metal-poor systems by core collapse supernovae is used to study the scatter in stellar abundance ratios. Large-scale mixing of the enriched material by turbulent motions and cloud collisions in the interstellar medium, and infall of pristine matter are taken into account. The resulting scatter in abundance ratios, e.g. as functions of the overall metallicity, is demonstrated to be crucially dependent on the as yet uncertain supernovae yields. The observed abundance ratios and their scatters therefore have diagnostic power as regards the yields. The relatively small star-to-star scatter observed in many chemical abundance ratios, e.g. by Cayrel et al. (2004) for stars down to , is tentatively explained by the averaging of a large number of contributing supernovae and by the cosmic selection effects favoring contributions from supernovae in a certain mass range for the most metal-poor stars. The scatter in observed abundances of α-elements is understood in terms of observational errors only, while additional spread in yields or sites of nucleosynthesis may affect the odd-even elements Na and Al. For the iron-group elements we find some systematic deviations from observations in abundance ratios, such as systematically too high predicted Cr/Fe and Cr/Mg ratios, as well as differences between the different sets of yields, both in terms of predicted abundance ratios and scatter. The semi-empirical yields recently suggested by Francois et al. (2004) are found to lead to scatter in abundance ratios significantly greater than observed, when applied in the inhomogeneous models. “Spurs”, very narrow sequences in abundance-ratio diagrams, may disclose a single-supernova origin of the elements of the stars on the sequence. Verification of the existence of such features, called single supernova sequences (SSSs), is challenging. This will require samples of several hundred stars with abundance ratios observed to accuracies of 0.05 dex or better. Key words: nuclear reactions, nucleosynthesis, abundances / stars: abundances / stars: Population II / stars: supernovae: general / Galaxy: evolution / Galaxy: halo © ESO, 2005 Current usage metrics show cumulative count of Article Views (full-text article views including HTML views, PDF and ePub downloads, according to the available data) and Abstracts Views on Vision4Press platform. Data correspond to usage on the plateform after 2015. The current usage metrics is available 48-96 hours after online publication and is updated daily on week days. Initial download of the metrics may take a while.
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Have you ever wanted to convert mysql database to sqlite? Or postgres to mysql? Or mysql to postgres? dumpdatacan save your database to json file loaddatacan populate your database with entities from the json file But it is not so simple as it sounds: - You must migrate your SQLite database first, because json file will not contain any schema altering instructions - You must remove any conflicting content from contrib.authapplication. For example, permissions or initialized superusers - Even if you did all these steps you can have problems with indexes or duplicates I decided to move on and try to convert my databases directly (without the django facilities). I checked stackoverflow and found many scripts for converting your MySQL dump to SQLite dump. For example mysql2sqlite.sh (don't use it!). But it failed too. When I was already despaired I found an awesome project called sequel. It's ORM written in Ruby. Sequel has a command line interface and an option for copying one database to another even between different database types. Using -C option, you provide two connection strings: sequel -C mysql://host1/database postgres://host2/database2 This copies the table structure, table data, indexes, and foreign keys from the MySQL database to the PostgreSQL database. As I understand sequel performs 4 major steps for copying databases: - It connects to the source database and extracts the metadata (table structure, table data, indexes, foreign keys) - Then it builds an ORM models based on the extracted metadata - Then it migrates a target database based on the ORM models - Finally it populates the target database with the data from the source database Sequel is awesome but for using it you have to install Ruby, gem package manager, sequel itself and all drivers you need for connecting to your databases. I found it inconvenient and have built a docker image called chibisov/sequel. It packed with sequel + drivers for MySQL, Postgres and SQLite. With just one line of code I can migrate MySQL database to SQLite file: $ docker run --name mysql2sqlite chibisov/sequel:4.31.0 sequel -C mysql2://user:[email protected]/database sqlite://db.sqlite Be careful with the mysql connection string. You should use mysql2:// adapter because the default mysql:// adapter has problems with That's it! Now I can copy the database file to my host machine and remove the intermediate container: $ docker cp mysql2sqlite:/db.sqlite ./ $ docker rm -v mysql2sqlite You can watch how I convert databases in my terminal session: Subscribe to blog.chib.me Get the latest posts delivered right to your inbox
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Authenticate User + Device In standalone implementations, the FileOpen authentication scheme involves the matching of a device, identified at the level of its hardware or firmware, with a specific user. This unfolds in two stages: at first the device is unrecognized, being new, so the user is asked for credentials of one sort or another and, if these are valid, the device is registered to that user. In subsequent events the device is recognized and the identity of the user is derived from the record created in the first step. Active Directory Support In environments with some generalized user identity framework in place, e.g. Active Directory in a corporate environment, the FileOpen software can be configured to be subordinate to this authority. Here the FileOpen Client obtains identifiers specific to the user's login and passes these to the FileOpen PermissionServer which relays them to the AD controller. The AD system then replies with the user's status and Group memberships, enabling the FileOpen PermissionServer to determine whether the particular document access should be permitted and if so with which controls. In browser environments it is now possible for the FileOpen solution to inherit user identity from a pre-existing login or identity. PermissionServers like the one from FileOpen which implement the frameworks for such interactions, primarily OAuth and SAML, can enable a seamless experience in which a user's access to documents is determined by that user's previous login to a portal or other identity management environment.
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When you exclude tobacco products, you still have 20 million Americans aged 12 and over who are addicted to something. It has been estimated that 130 million people in the United States consume alcohol regularly. Many experts feel that opiate use around the country has reached epidemic levels. Ibogaine treatment has been found to be very effective at treating addiction for a number of substances from alcohol to stimulants and opiates. It is seen as being very effective (98% effective) at reducing cravings and the symptoms that are most often associated with withdrawal from drugs and alcohol. If you are tired of the roller coaster ride that is addiction, going to a ibogaine treatment center may be right for you. Before you head off to that ibogaine treatment center, you should do some things to prepare yourself. Take are of your heart:andnbsp; Do you suffer from hypertension? If you have problems with high blood pressure and are taking medication for it, you should talk to the medical professionals if you should continue to take it. Sometimes they suggest that people who take centrally acting high blood pressure medications stop taking them. Other drugs for this condition are usually continued. If you have an episode related to your high blood pressure within three days of starting your ibogaine drug treatment, it will be postponed. Do you have low blood pressure? Treatment at ibogaine clinics can lower your blood pressure and this can be a really big problem for people who already suffer from hypotension. One way to deal with this is to remain very well hydrated before you arrive at the ibogaine treatment center and for the whole time you are there. It is good to supplement your water intake with coconut water and/or other beverages that have electrolytes. If you cannot get your blood pressure to the right level, ibogaine addiction treatment may not be for you. Get your veins ready: If you have been using IV drugs and this has damaged your veins, you should tell the staff at the ibogaine treatment center. They may need you to have decent veins for medical reasons. They have a protocol they ask people to follow before they arrive at the ibogaine treatment center. This should be followed for at least ten days. That includes stopping the use of any IV drugs,taking two grams of vitamin C every day (this will help repair your veins) and taking one aspirin tablet every day (it helps thin your blood). Eat good, nutritious foods and drink healthy beverages. People who are scheduled to start an ibogaine treatment regimen, you should make sure you get eat well. This should include some vitamin and mineral supplementation. People who have been drinking too much may be low on all of the B vitamins, for instance. Thiamine and B12 should be taken as supplements. You may also want to take magnesium and potassium. Sometimes people thing that the healthy thing to do is a cleanse or fast before going to the ibogaine treatment center, this the wrong thing to do. Your body is going to need all of the energy it can get while you are trying to stop taking drugs or drinking. Giving it the proper nutrition is more important now than ever, this is not the time to start a juice cleanse or fast. Get mentally ready for the ibogaine treatment center. You will experience ups and downs during your treatment. Try to stay as positive as you can. The bad feelings will pass. Going in with realistic expectations will help. If you know there will be some pretty intense feelings you will experience when you start can help you deal with them. Consider getting medical insurance for travel. Most people who go to ibogaine treatment centers go out of the United States for this kind of treatment. If that is you, you should think about or look at getting yourself a travel medical insurance policy. If you need any kind of medical treatment that is not offered by the ibogaine treatment center, these policies will cover that. You can talk your current insurance carrier or look online. Take care of yourself to get the most from your ibogaine treatment.
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- Md. Kamrul Islam Air transportation is considered to be the safest mode of transportation in the world. About two-thirds of all aircraft in the air around the world is always in the sky. And every aircraft operates using the ICAO code or the code given by IATA. All aircraft around the world are connected to some air traffic control tower while in motion. Whenever an aircraft deviates from a control tower or loses contact, the aircraft crashes. The accident rate in air transport is very low compared to other forms of transport. Still, air traffic control authorities are always concerned about ensuring the safety of air travel and air passengers. After every accident, the cause is investigated by senior experts. ICAO incorporates the policy as a new safety guideline for all airlines worldwide as new data emerges. The reason is not to repeat the same mistake. Common people are more worried about air accidents than road accidents or river accidents. What causes aircraft accidents? From the curiosity of many. Airplane accidents are usually caused for three reasons. Airplane accidents are usually caused by human error, technical error, and bad weather. Apart from the above three reasons, planes face accidents due to many other reasons. From the curiosity of common passengers or those who have a keen interest in aviation, an attempt has been made to mention some factors or reasons why or what factors depend on aircraft accidents. Infrastructural defects in aircraft can lead to fatal accidents. Cracks may occur in various aircraft components after a certain life cycle, but may not be visible from the outside. Although every component is checked during C-check, and D-check of the aircraft, still the aircraft face accidents due to structural defects. Many times the windshield breaks even after the life cycle, causing the aircraft to crash. A skilled pilot may be able to save the plane. News of broken windshields makes headlines from time to time. Many accidents happen due to bird hits or bird strikes. Generally, birds are hit during the flight take-off or landing in the airport area. Airport authorities from Bird Hit Although sufficient safety equipment is used to protect the aircraft, the bird is still hit. Bird heat can cause engine failure and windshield breakage. An aircraft may crash due to terrorist attacks or hijacking. Airports are maintained with impeccable security through tight security to prevent any kind of terrorist attack, yet aircraft have been damaged by terrorist individuals or groups. At present, the temperature has increased in various countries of Europe, causing fires. Similarly, fires are seen almost every year in Australia. The smoke from the volcanic ash can damage aircraft propellers and engines and cause accidents. Aircraft can be damaged due to ash. During bad weather, aircraft maintenance equipment is scattered all over the place, so there is a possibility of damage to the aircraft. It is best to refrain from operating the next scheduled flight without assessing the exact damage. Abandoned metal objects on runways can damage aircraft. We always see while traveling that the cabin crew announces to refrain from using any kind of electronic device especially mobile, remote control devices, or laptops while traveling. This is because such electronic devices can interfere with the aircraft’s compass system. A pilot who is intoxicated can make mistakes while flying. Due to this fatal accidents can occur. Under no circumstances is an intoxicated person allowed to enter the cockpit. In the history of aviation, there are records of pilots or co-pilots taking suicidal decisions to crash aircraft. Pilot misdirection of navigational equipment can lead to fatal accidents while flying over tall towers or tall buildings. A pilot can become confused if a fatal accident occurs due to printed documents or faulty instruments and signals or faulty instructions sent from ground control or any informational error. Lightning can cause engine damage and damage to cockpit equipment. Accidents can happen. Also in bad weather, heavy rains, heavy rains, high-speed winds like tornadoes can cause aircraft to crash. Many times passenger planes or cargo planes are accidentally attacked by military forces. Low fuel oil or engine failure may occur in flight. If the pilot did not immediately decide to make an emergency landing at a nearby airport, he could have suffered a fatal accident. Besides, it is the right decision not to fly in snow or ice. Otherwise, you have to move forward with danger. Accidents may occur as a result. Misunderstanding the location and boundaries of the runway during take-off and landing can lead to accidents. Besides, if the pilot fails to select the right runway during landing, he will suffer an accident. An aircraft can be involved in an accident for any number of reasons. All aviation authorities around the world are constantly working to ensure safe aviation operations. All effective measures of safe air travel have been taken to provide safe services. Author: Md. Kamrul Islam, General Manager-Public Relations, US-Bangla Airlines
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If you’ve been climbing for any amount of time, you’ve likely noticed that it takes a toll on your climbing rope. Your climbing rope will show the most stress at the ends. It gets taxed by the friction from your carabiners, likely where you’ll spot the first signs of damage. Particularly if you’re lead climbing, when your climbing rope is always attached to the next carabiner, you’ll find damage happens mot quickly here. That’s why it’s a smart idea to shorten the rope at the ends first before throwing it away outright. The middle of your climbing rope should still be in fairly good condition. Meanwhile, that first 15 feet of your climbing rope on either end is getting all that wear and tear. Each time you climb, you should always inspect all your gear. Ropes in particular! With wear and tear, they tend to get frayed, fuzzy, and fat. When you cut your climbing rope, you can prevent disaster and still use the rope. For now. But there are things to know about cutting a rope. Before you lob it off, you should remember that your climbing rope will now be shorter. It helps to take measurements of how much you’re cutting off so you’ll be better prepared for routes. You certainly don’t want to get out there and realize that rope is no longer going to cut it. You’d better re-mark the new middle point for your rope too so you can clearly see it while out on your route. So, how do you cut a climbing rope? Do you use a saw? Knife? Scissors? What is the best way to ensure that the sheath stays intact and you don’t cause it to fray? We’ll get into that more below but for starters, taping the area where you want to cut is ideal. Then, you can melt the cut end with a lighter so that those individual rope strands stay connected. Pre-heating a knife before cutting it can also help seal the deal. If your climbing rope could do with a refresh, read on to find out how to cut a climbing rope! How to cut your climbing rope the right way It might be tempting to just hack the damaged part of the rope and away and move on with your life. And while it is a fairly simple process, there is a little more to it than cutting it. You want to cut your climbing rope in the right way so it’s still useful to you. You’re going to need to buy a new climbing rope sooner rather than later, but if the rest of the length is in good condition, there’s no sense wasting it. Keep reading and you’ll learn just how to cut your climbing rope so it’s good as new! Mark and tape your climbing rope For starters, when you’re examining your climbing rope, you need to pinpoint the damaged spot. Of course, this only works if the damage is on one or even both ends. If you climbing rope looks shredded from end to end, don’t even attempt to resuscitate it. Get a new one! But if it only has a little damage on the ends, you’ll want to make the damaged portion. From that damaged point, you’ll mark the spot where you’ll cut the climbing rope It should be a minimum of 30cm away. Once you’ve made your mark, tape the rope using a width of 2 fingers around the marking on the left and right. Make sure that tape is as tight as possible. For this climbing tape or finger tape is recommended but you can use any normal insulating tape in a pinch. The tape’s purpose is to keep the coat and the inside of the rope from fraying and pulling apart. Have you had a heavy fall with your climbing rope recently? If so, you should always inspect it promptly. However, even if there’s no damage, that rope has been overstressed from saving you. For your safety, experts recommend that after a heavy fall as such, you take about 3 to 5 meters off each end of the climbing rope. Don’t forget to tighten the climbing rope Have you ever cut any kind of rope before? It’s not as easy as say cutting a thread or ribbon. It has lots of fibers intertwined in there that make up the inner workings of it. Therefore, you should make sure you pull the climbing rope as tightly as you can. This makes it so much easier to cut. How can you do that on your own? Well, it’s really best if you recruit a friend or family member to do the pulling. If there’s no one that can help, you can tie one end to something to secure it, or you can even stand on it and pull with one hand while you cut with the other. We recommend you have a helper for this though. It ensures you get the tightest pull so you can concentrate on keeping your cut accurate. Now to cutting the climbing rope After taping and finding a way to get it pulled tight, you can proceed with cutting the climbing rope. You should use a sharp knife. Seriously, it needs to be as sharp as possible on this earth. It would be wise to use your knife sharpener to make sure the blade is precise. In addition to this, you should heat up the knife prior to cutting. This allows you to have an easier slice through that rope. Plus, all those little threads and strands will immediately fuse together from the heat. Ideally, your knife isn’t some antique that you treasure, for heating it over a stove or with a hot air gun can sully its good looks. If you’re reading, keep reading for handy tips to help you cut your climbing rope without fail! Pay attention to cutting direction and angle The best angle is between 45-55°. When you cut from the thicker part to the thin end of the tip, it creates the angle you desire and a sharp edge without any splitting. It’s all about having the right technique You should never press the rope against resistance when applying heavy pressure. Your cut should be a mixture of pressure and a sideways cutting motion. When you do it right, the cut edge should be smooth and sealed. The right cutting speed Speed is everything too. If you go too slowly, it can overflow while going too fast causes split tips. Balance is the key to your success with cutting ropes. Practice on an old segment of rope you don’t need to get a feel for what you’ll be doing to your climbing rope. Melt the ends of the climbing rope While it’s best to use a heated knife, it’s no felony if you don’t. Regardless of using a hot or cold one though, you have to melt each end. A regular lighter is useful for this. When you melt the ends together, all the individual threads inside get connected together as well as to the sheath around it to keep it from fraying. If you really want to seal the deal, squeeze the hot end you just melted together to ensure it’s all connected. For doing this, you need to have wet fingers to keep them from being scalded. After that, you’re all set! What to keep in mind when done cutting your climbing rope While it’s a very simple process to cut a climbing rope, you have to remember now about the rope’s length. We mentioned this earlier, but it’s most certainly worth noting now. You need to know how much you cut off to determine the new length of the rope. And don’t forget to mark that middle mark in its new middle. You really don’t want to be trying to analyze how many ways you’ve got when you’re on the edge above the ground. You should make sure to really check your rope. This is something you should do before and after every climb to see if you notice any wear or damage to your gear. You want to look for fat or frayed areas. If you can see the core through the sheath or you feel anything that’s a bit squishy, it’s a cue that you need to do something about it. For the best outcome, you’ll want to take a tape measure and go about one foot from the damaged portion. Position it so the mark is centered directly in front of you. Then pull the rope tight, hopefully with a helpful friend but if not, use your left foot firmly on the ground while running it up and along your left leg, over your lap so you have it secured just above your knees. The other side of it should go back down your right leg and be firmly stomped into place under your right foot. If you’re going to attempt this on your own, this position is best for a hands-free way to get the rope pulled tautly and ready for cutting. When all is in place, wrap the tape around the part you’re about to cut which should be one foot from the damaged area and extending into the good portion of your rope. The tape should be wrapped around several times. Ideally, four times around is perfect, though you don’t want the wrapping on top of each layer. Instead, you want to only slightly overlap it, pulling it as tight as you possibly can. So, while all this is nice and tight, take your sharp knife (please make sure you’ve sharpened it prior to all this) and cut through the middle part of your tape. Once you’ve made it all the way through, take your trusty lighter and melt those strands in the taped-up end all the way from the core to the sheath and you’re in business! Helpful tips when it comes to cutting your climbing rope If you’re new to climbing, you should know that at some point, cutting your climbing rope becomes a necessity. With that in mind, when you’re buying gear, you should always buy a longer climbing rope than you think you need. By doing so, you will have a longer rope from the onset. Even when you have to cut away the damage, it will still be long and you’ll thus lengthen its life, pardon the pun. This is particularly important when you do lead climbing. That rope is always stressed at the ends. Most climbing ropes come with a mark in the middle to help you estimate your height when you’re climbing, so please don’t forget that when you’re cutting the rope to a new size. You’ll always need to put a new mark in and know the new length of your cut climbing rope. One great tip for this is to write the length of the rope on the tape. This way, you’ll always know if you’ve got enough length for your favorite routes. When to retire your climbing rope It’s not so easy to determine how long a climbing rope will last because there are many variables that affect how long you can use it. For starters, the original length and how you use it are big players. Shock loading is also important. Old ropes might be capable of holding short sport falls depending on their condition, and just because you buy a new rope doesn’t mean a sharp edge can’t slice it in half the first time you use it. Every time you coil and uncoil your rope, inspect it for bumps, flat area, mushy spots, or any other unusual signs. If you have any doubts about it holding up on your climb, get a new one. It’s always best to be overly cautious than have an accident. Assuming your rope hasn’t been used to catch any big falls or been subjected to sharp edges, here’s what you can count on for the life span of it: - Never had a big fall or sharp edge? 10 years is the max limit of life. - Rarely? We define that as about twice a year. In that case, you’ll likely be able to use it for up to 7 years. - Occasionally, meaning once per month, you’ve got roughly 5 years. - Regularly when you’re climbing 5 to 7 times a month, that rope may last up to 3 years. - Frequently, if you’re the lucky sport who can climb 3 to 4 times a week and subject your rope to all kinds of exertion, we give it a max of 3 years. - Constantly, if you’re luckiest of all and get to climb on a daily basis, that rope could last up to a year. How to increase the life span of your climbing rope The best thing you can do to keep your rope in tip-top top-rope and lead climbing shape is to take notice of how you climb. One thing that most climbers don’t do is give the rope a break after falling. Say you slip and fall as you’re climbing, you shouldn’t stay in the rope. Instead, you want to hold the wall so the rope hands next to you without you pulling on it. When you’re lead climbing, all you need to do is hook your harness directly onto one of your anchors. Then you can take a breather and let the rope take a moment to recover. Don’t forget that carabiners and quickdraws won’t last a lifetime either. Regularly inspect those for sharp edges. If they’re getting sharp spots on them, they can cause damage to your climbing rope. It’s always a good idea to inspect these often to prevent such incidences from happening. When you fall, the high force and the sharp edge combined can strain the rope and lead to a break. Despite everything, climbing is a relatively safe sport. When it comes to climbing accidents involving a snapped rope, it’s because the equipment wasn’t properly maintained. It’s there for your safety, so be safe and check it every time! Even if all your gear is in proper working order, you should watch out for rocks. In pre-established climbing routes, this has already been thought out, but if you are the one setting your own anchors, watch out for your climbing rope to be sure it’s not being guided across the edges of sharp rocks. When to dispose of your climbing rope Can’t remember how old your rope is or how much it’s been subjected to? Sometimes, it doesn’t even need to be old or have been used very often to be a danger. If any of the following has happened to your rope, ditch it immediately and get a new one: - It came into contact with chemicals, particularly acids - The sheath is extremely frayed and worn - You can see the core - The sheath is slipping over the rope’s core - The entire rope is so dirty, it won’t come clean when you wash it - It’s damaged by too much heat or sun - It feels stiff or has hard spots - It has helped you through several hard falls Especially on that last point, climbing ropes are a bit like springs in that the more they get stretched, the less elasticity they have. So if you’ve taken your share of spills, don’t leave anything to chance. Just buy a new climbing rope to be safe! If your climbing rope hasn’t endured many falls and is only a bit worn on the ends, you can safely cut it down to size to remove the damaged portions. Ideally, your rope will be long enough for this. The steps above will help you to do it successfully. However, if you see enough damage on the rope that cutting it can’t remedy, it’s time to toss it and get a new one. Safety should always be your top priority when climbing because if your rope fails, you may not get a second chance! Be safe!
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The Bloomington City Volunteer Network is your source for local volunteer information. For a complete list, visit BloomingtonVolunteerNetwork.org or call 812-349-3433. The inclusion of an organization on this list does not imply the City’s endorsement or support of the organization’s activities or policies. Information and registration information for the following opportunities can be found online at BloomingtonVolunteerNetwork.org. Reality Store in Tri-North The Reality Store is a fun simulation brought to you by Success School at the Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce that helps seventh and eighth graders make the connection between academic success and the lifestyle they envision for themselves after graduation. Students receive salaries based on their actual GPA. Then students move from table to table (with volunteer staff) buying housing, transportation, groceries, insurance, furniture, clothing, electronics, vacations, utilities, childcare children, pets, electronics and other real life items. This wonderful volunteer opportunity enlightens students and encourages them to consider extending their school career. Over 200 students will be on hand to participate in this hands-on exercise that will teach them the importance of budgeting and help them see the impact their grades can have on their future. Approximately 50 volunteers are needed to host this event at Tri-North Middle School on Friday, March 11. Shifts are 8:42 a.m. to 11:20 a.m. (breakfast) or 11:42 a.m. to 2:17 p.m. (lunch). If you’re interested or want more details, email Mary Lechner at [email protected] or sign up at https://bit.ly/3shLRTm. Continued:Infinity sculpture by author James Alexander Thom is now on display at the Indiana State Museum Volunteering WonderLab WonderGarden It’s time to grab your group opportunity dates in the WonderGarden at the WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology. If your group enjoys working outdoors, enjoys digging, cutting, digging and planting, and is up to date with COVID-19 vaccinations and boosters, this opportunity is perfect! No experience is necessary. Each WonderGarden Volunteer Day will be led by the experts of the Bloomington Master Gardeners program to help with instruction and education. Volunteers should wear dirt-resistant shoes and clothing, bring gloves, a mask and a bottle of water. Spring Garden work days are scheduled from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. on April 6 and 22 and May 3, 13 and 24. Summer and fall dates are also available. Contact Kelli Debikey at [email protected] or 812-337-1337 ext. 21 for any questions. Read Me Volunteers Read to Me is a cooperative program between New Leaf-New Life and the Monroe County Public Library where incarcerated parents can create recordings of themselves reading a book and share the recording and the book with their children. The program aims to promote literacy, a love of learning and the improvement of family relationships. We are looking for volunteer help in processing program requests and conducting recorded reading sessions. Learn more and sign up as a volunteer by contacting [email protected] Continued:The Bloomington-area housing market is “always red.” How much have the costs increased? Spotlight on the Community Wishlist BLOOMINGTON GLOBAL GIFTS Global Gifts is a non-profit fair trade store committed to serving poor artisans and producers in developing countries. Contact Melissa Adkins at 812-336-7402 or [email protected] for more information. Featured wishes: International music CDs, music CDs created by BIPOC & LGBTQ+ artists (both here and abroad), paper towels, small shelves no larger than 26 inches. Check out their full wishlist online. You can find current in-kind material needs on the year-round Community Wish List at BloomingtonVolunteerNetwork.org/communitywishlist.
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A self-powered sensor developed at the University of Waterloo could allow doctors to remotely monitor the recovery of surgical patients. The small, tube-like device is designed to be fitted to braces after joint surgery to wirelessly send information to computers, smartphones, or smartwatches to track range of motion and other indicators of improvement. “That data would be continuously collected, so it would be as though the physician or physiotherapist was always there, always observing the patient,” says Hassan Askari, an engineering doctoral candidate at Waterloo. The same sensor could also be used in a variety of other ways, including in the tires of autonomous vehicles to detect and respond to icy roads. A prototype built and tested by the researchers combines electromagnetism and triboelectricity, a relatively new energy harvesting technique that involves bringing different materials together to produce current. When bent or twisted, the device generates enough electricity for sensing and powering electronic circuits for processing and wireless signal transmission. “The aim was to develop a sensor that works without having a battery attached to it,” says Askari. “It is its own power source.” That makes the device well-suited for applications that put a premium on reliability and where it would be difficult or expensive to replace worn-out batteries. Askari estimated the sensors — about six centimetres long and one centimetre wide — could be commercially manufactured for $5 to $10 each. Research is now focused on making them smaller and more sensitive using triboelectricity alone. Software is also being developed to process signals for the tire application. When attached to the inside of tires, they could sense changing road conditions and instantly send information to control systems to enable self-driving vehicles to make adjustments. “Based on the forces, the interaction between the road and the tires, we could actually detect ice or rain,” says Askari. “That is extremely important information for autonomous driving.” Askari collaborated at Waterloo with fellow PhD student Ehsan Asadi, and engineering professors Amir Khajepour and Mir Behrad Khamesee, as well as doctoral student Zia Saadatnia and professor Jean Zu at the University of Toronto. A study detailing their work appears in the journal Sensors and Actuators A: Physical.
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Headquartered as we are in Indiana, winters typically are ignorable—cold, sometimes snowy, but not harsh enough that we have to truly acknowledge them. Until now, when COVID-19 concerns are keeping everyone at a distance and making inside gatherings out of the question. We’re going to have to bundle up and try a new approach. The Scandinavians can show us the way: Friluftsliv is the notion that embracing the cold isn’t just practical given the longevity of winter but mentally and physically beneficial. “Out on a hike, never in a bad mood,” say the Norwegians, and who could argue? Put on a few layers, gather a couple of friends to meet you for socially distanced winter activities. Maybe one of these ideas will light a fire under you. - Geocaching gets you outside, gives you an opportunity to discover new things about where you live, and offers a cooler-named treasure hunt opportunity. - Snowga exists, and apparently is incredible. If you’ve long recoiled against hot yoga, you’re basically duty-bound to give snowga a try. - And when snow’s on the ground, the fun level increases exponentially. Grab your sled, or snowshoes, or cross-country skis. Or forget all that for the giggly fun of snow angels. - The only nice thing about the extended darkness is that it offers more time to stargaze. Might be worth dragging out a telescope and a star map. Or just look up. That’s cool, too. - Give outdoor sports a try. Basketball and tennis are fab, but doesn’t cold weather and coronavirus-related frustration just call out for axe throwing? Archery, at the very least. You’ll improve your hand-eye coordination and maybe wow your pals. - Keep warm with an obstacle course race. Have each participant bring a goofy prize and create a challenge for your course. Social distancing means you’ll have to race one at a time, but that just makes room for more cheering (and jeering). The tips above can help you connect with friends and family despite the restrictions the virus has put on all of us. And, as we all continue to work to slow the spread of COVID-19, remember that we’re all in this together!
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The Concatenator is a philosophical journey through human development. It is based on and developed by taking an analytical approach towards the everyday world. It describes and explains the development of human behaviour through time, and asks questions such as: what are the processes that influence the world in which we live? What is at the core of every human being? Why do we keep doing the things we do the way we do them? By poking holes into the delusions covering the humdrum of our daily lives, this book sheds a light on the core of human behaviour. By concatenating different ideas and insights the processes that influence social, religious and political developments are analysed, and a stab in the dark is given on our possible future. You can order The Concatenator publication online at Lulu.com for just $17,95. If you're curious about the content, you can take a sneak peak over here. This free to download PDF contains the first pages of the 3 major parts of the book, so you can get a taste of what's in store. If you want te leave a comment, please visit the Feedback page. Hard copies of the book are also available in the following stores in The Netherlands: Van Stockum in The Hague The American Book Center in The Hague and Amsterdam.
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Our cultural tip for November 2021 Trapped in a shed of the Auschwitz-Birkenau extermination camp, a small group of prisoners is preparing for a desperate rebellion. One of them is Fredy Hirsch. In "Fredy" the ensemble bühnenlinks remembers the jewish Scout funktionary, who has been deported to Theresienstadt in 1941, and died in Auschwitz in 1944. Fredy Hirsch's story is a story of courage and humanity, for he successfully safed the lives of many children and young people on his way. The play, in which four actors trace the life of this special person and thus save him from being forgotten, is our cultural tip for November 2021. In the cultural tip of the month we present a selected project that is supported by our Cultural Funding. Funding for student culture is given on request.
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What's so special about Home NAS Recovery? Why Home NAS Recovery is better than Recuva, or PC Inspector? In practice, there is no choice between Home NAS Recovery and these programs because none of them are able to recover NAS filesystems. They only can recover FAT and NTFS, which are not used in modern NAS devices. Therefore, you cannot get a folder tree and file names off the NAS with, say, Recuva. More than that, even paid and more powerful among those - the latest GetDataBack - doesn't support RAID, the technology used in all NASes having more than one disk. Why Home NAS Recovery is better than R-studio? A: Firstly, Home NAS Recovery is significantly easier to use than R-studio. Secondly, if the RAID inside your NAS has failed, Home NAS Recovery can detect the RAID configuration while R-studio probably cannot do that. With NETGEAR NASes, where BTRFS filesystem is used, you cannot recover data with R-studio because it doesn't support BTRFS. More than that, even raw recovery (file header search) doesn't recover your NAS data successfully, because BTRFS is kind of peculiar. Why Home NAS Recovery is better than other RAID recovery software? A: There are many tools capable of working with RAID, that is, tools to assemble a RAID given that you provide the correct RAID configuration. However, there are far fewer tools (about three) which can detect RAID parameters automatically, and there is only one software – Home NAS Recovery - in which the whole NAS recovery process, from RAID recovery to filesystem recovery, is integrated and fully automated. Why Home NAS Recovery is better than Runtime NAS Recovery? A: Firstly, we can recover data from NETGEAR NASes while Runtime cannot. Secondly, we can recover data after much more serious failures. We have to admit, though, that Runtime NAS data recovery, when it works, is slightly faster – maybe 15-20 minutes difference. Why I should use Home NAS Recovery if I can try to get access to NAS data via Linux? A: Using Linux commands is difficult and requires much better understanding the RAID technology than it seems at first glance. In the web, you can find a lot of NAS recovery recipes listing Linux commands to be typed into a Linux console. Although such commands helped in some cases, the very same commands used in other cases and with other type of NAS failure, completely destroy the RAID instead of fixing it. NAS Recovery Stories Copyright © 2015 - 2022 Home Recovery
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The UK must be prepared for a second wave of Covid-19 in autumn and winter as it is not yet known if the virus has the same “seasonality” as the flu, England’s deputy chief medical officer warned. Professor Jonathan Van-Tam told a Downing Street briefing on Monday that the country had to prepare in case the number of cases fell throughout the summer months and returned in the winter. Only once there was a vaccine that is “really capable of suppressing disease levels” will the country be “out of this”, he said. “So, from that perspective, we may have to live, and learn to live, with this virus in the long-term, certainly for many months to come if not several years,” he said. Prof Van-Tam told the briefing more information was needed on the seasonality of Covid-19 as it is a new virus which we “don’t fully understand”. “One of the things that’s very clear with flu viruses is that they come in our cold winters and the levels of transmission and circulation decline over the summer months,” he said. “The data we have on other coronaviruses we have looked at very carefully and it’s not clear that these coronaviruses are as seasonal as influenza. “But there may be an element of seasonality and it may well be that the autumn and winter conditions provide a better environment for the virus to then do its work again.” In response to the question on the Government preparing for a “second wave”, he added that planning is required to be ready for any further healthcare surges that may occur. Last month, chief medical officer Professor Chris Whitty said seasonality was one of the unknowns about the virus.
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Did you have a pen pal as a kid? I did (several!) and I loved the process of selecting the perfect stationery, penning my thoughts and sending those letters off to seemingly far-flung places. Today I’m excited to welcome lovely Katie to the blog! She’ll be sharing with you ways to set up a letter exchange for your kids. Katie also shares some fabulous books to bring the world into the hands of your littles. C.S. Lewis once wrote that “the sight of the huge world put mad ideas into me, as if I could wander away, wander forever, see strange and beautiful things, one after the other.” Shannon and I are excited to share a super fun way to fill your kiddo with those mad ideas about strange and beautiful things, without ever leaving your home. Today, we are talking about…Pen Pals!
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September 28 2017, Fergana region On September 26, 2017, the Central Bank of Uzbekistan sent a letter to the heads of its regional branches and commercial banks, requesting each employee to recruit five people for the cotton harvest. The order, signed by the deputy chairman of the Central Bank, Shukhrat Atabaev, states that in order to “facilitate the collection of cotton in 2017”, a report listing those workers who have been sent to pick cotton should be submitted “every day by 7 pm”. According to unofficial data, if a bank employee fails to send five collectors to the fields, he is obliged to pay half a million soums (almost $ 190) to his manager in order to pay for hired workers. The letter is in stark contrast to a speech given by the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Mirziyoyev, on September 19 at the 72nd session of the UN General Assembly, in which he declared that his country would no longer use child or forced labor in the cotton industry. Two days later, the head of the Uzbek government, Abdullah Aripov, held a conference call, demanding that students, teachers and medical workers be immediately called back from the fields. Most of them returned, and the vacancies were filled with other workers. Formally, the demand of the Central Bank is set out in the form of a request, but it is obvious that there is no choice other than to implement it. Nevertheless, there is a possibility that some bank managers will dare to ignore it and it remains to be seen what consequences that will have. Currently, there are 28 commercial banks operating in Uzbekistan, including three state-owned banks, twelve joint-stock companies, eight private banks and five banks with foreign capital. Data on the total number of employees of these institutions is not publicly available. Source: International news agency “Fergana”
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Background The mammalian FOXO (forkhead box, O subclass) proteins certainly are a category of pleiotropic transcription factors mixed up in regulation of a wide selection of cellular processes crucial for survival. DNA series analysis from the proximal promoter, 5′-UTR, open up reading framework and 3′-UTR. FOXO1A manifestation was Rabbit Polyclonal to MRGX1 evaluated by quantitative and regular RT-PCR, Western and Northern blotting. Outcomes Quantitative real-time RT-PCR (qRT-PCR) data indicated that after normalization to ACTB mRNA amounts, canonical FOXO1A mRNA manifestation in the PER-453 cell range was 124-collapse higher than the common degree of five additional CNS-PNET cell lines examined, 24-collapse greater than the known level entirely fetal mind, and 3.5-fold higher than Tirofiban HCl Hydrate supplier the known level in fetal mind germinal matrix cells. No mutations inside the FOXO1A open up reading framework or gross rearrangements from the FOXO1A locus had been detected. However, an individual nucleotide change inside the proximal promoter and many nucleotide changes inside the 3′-UTR had been identified. Furthermore, two book FOXO1A transcripts had been isolated that change from the canonical transcript by alternate splicing inside the 3′-UTR. Summary The CNS-PNET cell range, PER-453, expresses FOXO1A at high levels in accordance with most regular and tumor cells from a wide range of cells. The FOXO1A open up reading frame can be wild enter the PER-453 cell range as well as the abnormally high FOXO1A mRNA manifestation is not because of mutations influencing the 5′-UTR or proximal promoter. More than manifestation of FOXO1A may become the consequence of PER-453 particular epimutations or imbalances in regulatory elements acting in the promoter and/or 3′-UTR. History The mammalian FOXO (forkhead package, O subclass) proteins, FOXO1A, FOXO3A, FOXO4, and FOXO6, certainly are a category of transcription elements with organic and understood functional information [1-3] incompletely. People from the grouped family members get excited about the rules of a variety of essential procedures in mammalian cells, including proliferation, differentiation, apoptosis, rate of metabolism, and reactions to oxidative DNA and tension harm . While some of the effects are because of decreased FOXO activity in the nucleus in response to signalling through the PI3K/Akt pathway , FOXO protein integrate indicators from Tirofiban HCl Hydrate supplier multiple pathways and regulate gene manifestation as the different parts of powerful multi-protein complexes that differ with cell type and framework . This practical complexity is shown both from the broad selection of genes controlled by FOXO transcription elements as well as the variety of post translational adjustments regulating FOXO protein-protein relationships, intracellular area and degradation (for evaluations discover [7,8]). In light from the pleiotropic character of FOXO proteins and, specifically, the pivotal part of FOXO proteins as the different parts of both PI3K/Akt and TGF pathways, both which are deregulated in tumor regularly, it isn’t unexpected that aberrant FOXO activity continues to be implicated in tumorigenesis . Certainly, proof is accumulating to claim that a tumour end up being represented from the FOXO genes suppressor gene family members . In PTEN null prostate and glioblastoma tumor cell lines, reconstitution of nuclear FOXO1A or FOXO3A manifestation may suppress proliferation and induce apoptosis or senescence [10-12]. Data through the analyses of human being major tumor specimens possess implicated the down rules of FOXO1A manifestation in the pathogenesis of prostate and endometrial tumor , aswell as years as a child alveolar rhabdomyosarcoma . Even though the molecular systems of FOXO1A mediated tumor suppression are just partially understood chances are that down rules or FOXO1A manifestation potentiates tumorigenesis via deregulation of pathways that are framework dependent. For instance, reduced FOXO1A manifestation may donate to the pathogenesis of glioblastoma through deregulation of TGF cytostatic signalling in neuroepithelial cells while aberrant stoichiometry of FOXO1A-androgen receptor relationships may promote AKT-dependent and -3rd party success of prostate tumor cells [13,16]. Nevertheless, irrespective of mobile context, an entire knowledge of the tumor suppressive properties of FOXO1A is dependent not only for the dissection of FOXO1A function in the proteins level, however the mechanisms of regulation of expression of FOXO1A mRNA also. The obtainable data claim that FOXO1A manifestation levels are usually lower in primitive neuroectodermal tumours from the central anxious program (CNS-PNETs) . Nevertheless, our microarray manifestation analyses of CNS-PNET specimens exposed a surprisingly higher level of FOXO1A manifestation in a single CNS-PNET cell range in accordance with five additional CNS-PNET cell lines and two regular fetal mind specimens. Although over manifestation of real tumor suppressor genes such as for example p16 and p53 in tumor specimens continues to be reported [18,19] the molecular systems where this occurs as well as the biological need for this trend are poorly realized. Since FOXO1A can be regarded as a tumor suppressor Tirofiban HCl Hydrate supplier gene, and small is well known about the rules of FOXO1A mRNA manifestation amounts in mammalian cells, we looked into the molecular systems root the high manifestation of FOXO1A in the PER-453 CNS-PNET cell range. Strategies Cell control and lines specimens CNS-PNET cell tradition circumstances, Tirofiban HCl Hydrate supplier as well as the features and roots from the pineoblastoma cell lines PER-452, PER-453, and PER-480 have already been referred to [20,21]. The medulloblastoma cell lines, PER-568 and PER-547 had been founded from biopsy specimens from two young boys, four and six.
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September 28, 2021 What was claimed Part of the reason the UK is currently experiencing such high gas prices is because of Brexit and the UK leaving the internal energy market. There is no evidence that this is a significant factor in the rise in wholesale gas prices in the UK at present. We have seen a number of claims on Facebook that the high gas prices in the UK are largely due to Brexit, including the UK leaving the internal energy market in the UK. ‘EU. One said that in its coverage the BBC “forgets to mention that prices have gone up as a result of Brexit and that the UK is no longer part of the EU’s internal energy market, which has kept prices in the EU low while prices in the UK are skyrocketing “, while another claims this is because” the EU has an internal energy market that subsidizes wholesale increases in energy, keeping prices low. Something we are no longer a part of because of Brexit â. There is no evidence that leaving the EU is a major reason behind the price increases felt in the UK. What is the internal energy market? The Internal Energy Market (IMM) allows the free flow of gas and electricity without restrictions or tariffs across borders between EU Member States, often via physical cables or interconnections. The EMP is essentially a subset of the EU single market. The UK was a member of IEM until the end of the Brexit transition period, which ended on December 31, 2020. Northern Ireland continues to be part of the single electricity market with Republic of Ireland, which means all electricity on the island is purchased through a single pool and some EU regulations still apply. Tom Edwards, a senior modeler at energy market consultancy Cornwall Insight, told Full Fact: âLeaving the EU / internal energy market is unlikely to be a big factor in prices. big highs of gas and electricity that we are currently experiencing. ” A key feature of IEM is what is called implicit allocation, i.e. the power and capacity of the interconnect cables are purchased at the same time, therefore sold together in one process. . After leaving the IEM, we now make an explicit allocation, that is, the capacity of the interconnect cable and the energy itself are purchased separately, which can lead to less efficient exchanges and higher prices. Mr Edwards added: âThe shift from an implicit allocation to an explicit allocation has caused some price divergence in both directions,â which means that the difference between prices here and in Europe is fluctuating. âBritain is limited by how much it can import from the EU. Thus, more fundamental factors such as proximity to continental gas markets, storage levels, wind speed and availability of interconnections (which would have been the same with or without the UK leaving the EU) are the main factors of difference between prices. âIn addition, gas prices on European markets are just as high. The high prices are usually due to international (and some regional) factors. On the reason for the rising prices in the UK, Oil & Gas UK says: âThe causes are global – European gas stocks are down, supplies from Russia have declined and there is a strong demand for gas. natural liquefied from Asia. The UK has reportedly suffered reduced winds and several nuclear units are offline. Governments of other European countries are reportedly considering measures to help consumers cope with rising gas and electricity costs. Kwasi Kwarteng MP, Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, told parliament in a speech on September 20 that the high demand in Asia for a particular type of liquefied natural gas meant that less gas was arriving in Europe and that weather conditions in the United States had affected exports to Europe. Bloomberg reports that this was because the freezing temperatures in winter meant that this type of gas was going to Asia where sellers could get the best rates. This article is part of our job checking for potentially fake Facebook images, videos, and stories. You can read more about it and find out how to report Facebook content here. For the purposes of this program, we have categorized this claim as missing context, as there is no evidence that Brexit and exiting the internal energy market is the driving force behind rising gas prices.
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The development of targeted therapies for the treatment of myelofibrosis highlights a unique issue in a field that has historically relied on symptom relief, rather than survival benefit or modification of disease course, as key response criteria. There is, therefore, a need to understand what constitutes disease modification of myelofibrosis to advance appropriate drug development and therapeutic pathways. Here, the authors discuss recent clinical trial data of agents in development and dissect the potential for novel end points to act as disease modifying parameters. Using the rationale garnered from latest clinical and scientific evidence, the authors propose a definition of disease modification in myelofibrosis. With improved overall survival a critical outcome, alongside the normalization of hematopoiesis and improvement in bone marrow fibrosis, there will be an increasing need for surrogate measures of survival for use in the early stages of trials. As such, the design of future clinical trials will require re-evaluation and updating to incorporate informative parameters and end points with standardized definitions and methodologies. - bone marrow fibrosis - disease modification - myelofibrosis pathophysiology - targeted therapy
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Advocate of the most vulnerable The Pope notes that this Doctor of the Church was a “listener,” a teacher of mercy and a person who welcomed “the fragility of the most spiritually abandoned men and women.” Allowing himself to be challenged by life itself, says the Pope, Saint Alphonsus was also an “advocate of the least, the fragile and those discarded by the society of his time.” The path this Saint chose to tread, writes Pope Francis, led him to placing himself at the service of consciences that seek the way of goodness because of a faithful response to the call to God’s holiness. Following the example of Alphonsus, the Pope invites moral theologians, missionaries and confessors to enter into a living relationship with God’s people and to look at life from their perspective “in order to understand the real difficulties they encounter and to help heal their wounds.” Looking again at the example of Saint Alphonsus, the renewer of moral theology, the Pope emphasizes that it is necessary to “accompany and support those most deprived of spiritual help on the path to redemption.” “Evangelical radicalism should not be set against human weakness,” he stresses, adding that “it is always necessary to find a way that does not alienate, but brings hearts closer to God, just as Alphonsus did with his spiritual and moral teaching.” Promoting a moral maturity Like this great Saint, writes the Pope, “we are called to go out to meet people as an apostolic community that follows the Redeemer among the abandoned.” He goes on to say that this “going out to meet those who lack spiritual assistance, helps to overcome individualistic ethics and to promote a moral maturity capable of choosing true good.” By forming responsible and merciful consciences, he says, “we will have an adult Church capable of responding constructively to social fragilities, in view of the kingdom of heaven.” Challenges in society today In the message, Pope Francis highlights the innumerable challenges society faces including: the pandemic and work in the post-Covid world, the care to be provided to all, the defense of life, the inputs that come to us from artificial intelligence, the safeguarding of creation, the anti-democratic threat and the urgency of brotherhood. “Woe to us if, in this evangelizing effort, we separate the “cry of the poor” from the “cry of the earth,” he writes. Moral theological reflection and pastoral action Concluding his message, Pope Francis issues an invitation “to go out to meet the fragile brothers and sisters of our society.” “This involves the development of moral theological reflection and pastoral action”, he says, “capable of committing oneself to the common good, which has its root in the proclamation of the kerygma, which has a firm word in defense of life, towards creation and towards brotherhood.”
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If you have a toddler at home, you might think you’re limited in what you can do and places you can go. However, many camping enthusiasts have a very different opinion. Instead of feeling chained to the house, take your toddler along on your next camping trip and help them learn to love the outdoors. If the thought of taking a toddler camping fills you with anxiety, here are some practical tips on how to survive taking toddlers camping. Don’t be afraid, get out there and have some family fun, camping with toddlers can be VERY rewarding! Research, research, research Do plenty of research before you organise your trip. Look for toddler-friendly campsites and places to go nearby in case they get bored. It’s probably best not to venture too remote or too far into the wild for your first few trips when you have a toddler in tow. That way if things turn a little disastrous you can always head to civilisation quickly and learn a lesson for next time. Make sure you understand what amenities are available at the camping ground you choose so you can pack appropriately. Also, don’t forget to check the weather and even pack some bad weather supplies just in case. Camping in the rain with toddlers can still be fun if you’re cuddled up in the tent with some pre-planned camping activities for toddlers. Have the best toddler camping gear Having great toddler camping gear is an obvious step to make sure you have a fun and stress-free camping experience. Tent camping with toddlers is a really fun experience but be sure to choose the right tent for your needs. The best tent for camping with toddlers has to have all the usual attributes but the best advice we can give is to buy bigger if your budget allows! On a rainy day having that extra space for everyone to sit out of the rain will make all the difference! Camping with infants is easier than ever with plenty of gear now available that is specifically aimed at little ones. A toddler camping bed, like a small air mattress, will make sure they are safe and comfortable and camping sleeping bags for toddlers are smaller in size and will keep your little one toasty warm. Camping chairs for toddlers are another great way to help them feel included and comfortable when everyone is sat around the fire at night. Test all your gear before you leave home and make sure you get quality stuff that won’t let you down when you need it the most. The last thing you want in the middle of nowhere is a toddler meltdown because the cheap camping beds for toddlers you bought have punctures in them or the toddler chair breaks a leg. Pssssst – read my ultimate guide to find the best swag and best camping mattress to complete your sleeping gear for your next camping trip. Bring enough food and water Every parent knows that a hungry toddler is a cranky toddler and snacks should be top of your list of things to take camping with a toddler. Make sure to take plenty of their favourite food and snacks and then throw in some extras for good measure! Snacks are a great way to keep your toddler occupied when you need a five minute rest. my favourite trick is to take something small, like raisins or cereals, and drip feed them one or two at a time whilst they sit and colour. I can usually get my little one to stay in one place for a bit longer when I do this. Another item for your camping with toddlers checklist should be clean or bottled water. It’s smart not to rely on getting clean water from the camping grounds, especially if it is your first time, and the campsite water supply could be a distance from your spot so it’s nice to have an emergency stash. We all know toddlers get bored easily and while the camping atmosphere might get them excited, even the new and fun things might not keep their interest for very long. Entertainment could be in the form of camping crafts for toddler with natural materials they find around the campsite, fun camping activities for toddlers, such as scavenger hunts, or even just learning camping songs for toddlers to join in with. In the evening, when your little ones are tired from all the running around and excitement of being outdoors, having a favourite book or quiet time activity could be just what they need. Also, don’t forget to pack their favourite teddy bear or soft toy so they have something familiar to take to bed with them. Hygiene while camping with toddlers Being in the great outdoors could do wonders to strengthen your toddlers’ immune system but it’s still important to also be conscious and mindful of health and hygiene. Chances are, with a toddler in tow, you already carry wipes, diapers, hand sanitiser and all other manner of cleaning products for convenience and camping will be no different. Some campgrounds provide clear instructions on how to dispose of nappies and there are usually rubbish bins on site but it might be a good idea to take plenty of nappy bags. That way, if you need to hang onto them for a while and find somewhere to dispose of them, you won’t find yourself stinking out the tent. Safety and security It’s great to be able to give your toddlers open spaces and freedom to explore but if you have a toddler you already know you need eyes in the back of your head sometimes. Safety and security are so important but parents still need to get things done like cooking and clean up so it can be worry when there’s nothing to stop little ones running off when your back is turned. If you have younger toddlers who might not yet understand when you ask them to stay in one spot a travel play pen is a great way to keep them contained for a short amount of time while you get things done. Another great idea is to write on your toddlers hand your campsite spot and phone number just in case the worst does happen and they wander off. It’s also essential to carry good lighting gear to illuminate your way around, a first aid kit, bug repellents and sunscreen. The first aid kit should always be well-stocked to take care of small injuries like scrapes and bruises that seem to go hand in hand with parenting a toddler!
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Inspiration is all around us. That inspiration can come from something we see or hear while going about our daily lives, from our own experiences, from our customers or from internal stakeholders. Suddenly you find that ideas start to flow and the excitement builds. You get carried away and want to start developing right away. But are all your ideas really the right ones for your product? How can you know? Here are five quick tests you can run to see if your idea is a good fit for your product and your customers, cheaply and effectively. 1. Does it support your vision? If you read my previous blog post, Does Your Team See the Big Picture, then you understand the importance of having a vision and sharing it with your team. Consider how your idea fits in with the vision for your product and make sure that the idea supports your vision rather than deviating from it. 2. Does it help you progress towards your goals? Choosing a Global Software Development Partner to Accelerate Your Digital Strategy To be successful and outpace the competition, you need a software development partner that excels in exactly the type of digital projects you are now faced with accelerating, and in the most cost effective and optimized way possible. Review your product goals. Your new idea should take you a step closer to achieving one of your goals. If you cannot clearly articulate which goal you’ll make progress on, this idea might not be a good one. You can also consider the size of the step that would be taken in the direction of the goal to see if there is a way to adapt your idea to reach your goal even sooner. 3. Have a cooling off period It’s easy to get carried away in the moment. Force yourself to set the idea aside for 24, 48 or even 72 hours before coming back to it. Are you still as convinced about your idea after you’ve spent some time away from it? Or has some of the shine rubbed off? 4. Get feedback Reach out to the people that make up your target audience for the new idea and find out if it resonates with them. Speak to actual customers or users of the product, not just stakeholders. Does it meet a need? What problem does it solve? Would they use it? How would they make it better? If the idea seems to be falling flat, maybe this isn’t the right audience or the right idea. 5. Design the smallest possible experiment Find the smallest, cheapest and easiest way to test your idea and get feedback. It could be as small as putting a link on a website to see how many people click on it. You might consider a low fidelity prototype for small-scale usability testing. You could consider crowd sourcing funding to get confirmation that your idea will be something customers think is worth paying for. Think small and be creative – don’t waste money on the feature until you know you’re creating something your customers want. If your idea passes these tests, build it iteratively and incrementally. Once you have identified the set of features that must be released in order to start receiving value from the new idea, try to cut it down even further so that you move forward with the absolute minimum required. When a new feature resonates with your customers this it will ideally become self-funding, generating enough value to pay for future iterations itself. If it does not then it would be wise to find out why not before proceeding with additional development. If your idea doesn’t pass these tests, it’s time to reconsider. These five simple, inexpensive tests give you tools to determine if your investment will result in your desired outcome. Take the time to ensure that your new idea will help you achieve your product goals and delight your customers.
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Home Automation using Intel RealSense Home Automation in new manner What's the Story behind it? A happy heart makes the face cheerful, but heartache crushes the spirit Most important thing over here for me would be recognizing the face of a person and then on only my home automation will start It's in the box Integrating Intel Real Sense technology with Azure and Rasberry PI 2 to create a complete solution. What is Intel RealSense Technology? As per Wikipedia Intel RealSense is a platform for implementing gesture based Human Interaction techniques .It consists of series of consumer grade 3D Camera together with easy machine perception library Where does Azure fit in the project Rasberry Pi 2 It will be used for connections between the PC and other IOT devices to act as a Bridge for all connected IOT devices at home How it will work i)The entry interface (Intel RealSense Camera + Intel NUC )Windows 10 OS= Interface As the Support for Intel RealSense and Windows 10 has arrived we will be using it as an Interface We will be using Face Recognition for every individual who enters the rooms as a standpoint with Unique ID being their face to register The Intel NUC will have the Windows 10 OS installed The user will be registered in the gate while entering the house .It will store the information in the NUC and then process it to Azure cloud. Through Machine learning the data will be trained for each individual in family and according to their needs the data will be transferred to Rasberry pi 2 containing the Windows IOT Core and then send commands to the sensors attached in the home environment. The whole process will work according to users emotions and driven by their activities. For Streaming large amount of data I will use Stream Analytics
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CAMH is launching the CAMH Truth and Reconciliation Action Plan, a three-year strategy to build stronger relationships between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people at CAMH. The plan invites everyone at CAMH to take up the work of reconciliation with detailed actions to: - create a safe work environment for First Nations, Inuit and Métis staff and physicians; - create an environment where First Nations, Inuit and Métis patients and families feel safe to receive CAMH services; and - ensure accountability for meeting targets associated with CAMH’s reconciliation agenda. “CAMH has a legacy as a colonial institution,” says Dr. Catherine Zahn, President and CEO of CAMH. “This means Indigenous patients and their families experience barriers to health care and do not have access to the best care we can offer. CAMH must be a safe and brave space where Indigenous patients, families and staff can thrive.” Built into this Action Plan is a list of clear directions to ensure targets are achieved through a lens of anti-Indigenous racism, reconciliation and Indigenous cultural safety. The plan was initiated by a team of Indigenous and non-Indigenous staff at CAMH before it was adopted by CAMH leadership. “It is critical that the development of the CAMH Truth and Reconciliation Action Plan was a joint-effort by Indigenous and non-Indigenous staff,” says Kahontakwas Diane Longboat, Senior Project Manager, Shkaabe Makwa and Mohawk, co-chair of the CAMH Reconciliation Working Group. “Indigenous Peoples cannot carry the burden of this work alone, and for real system-change to happen, non-Indigenous allies and leadership must take ownership over progress towards truth and reconciliation.” “For me, truth and reconciliation means listening, learning and taking action,” says Lori Spadorcia, Senior Vice President Public Affairs and Partnerships, Chief Strategy Officer. “We must build culturally relevant systems in partnership with the communities we serve so that Indigenous Peoples have access to culturally safe care and supports, no matter which door they walk through across the health care system and beyond.” In 2000, CAMH formally launched the Aboriginal Services program, a unique and essential service for First Nations, Inuit and Métis patients seeking culturally grounded, trauma-informed, patient and family-centred therapy, group work and individual sessions. Since that time, a number of meaningful reconciliation initiatives have been undertaken, including the opening of the Ceremony Grounds at CAMH’s Queen Street site, the release of Guiding Directions, a five-year plan to strengthen CAMH’s practices and partnerships with First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples, and the launch of Shkaabe Makwa, a Centre to support equity and community wellness for First Nations, Inuit and Métis. “The CAMH Truth and Reconciliation Action Plan is the next step in our commitment,” says Dr. Zahn. “Thank you to the Elders, Indigenous health care leaders and community members who have guided us in our journey toward advancing truth and reconciliation.” - Click here to read the full strategy, the CAMH Truth and Reconciliation Action Plan - Click here to read an overview of the actions outlined in the CAMH Truth and Reconciliation Action Plan About The Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) CAMH is Canada's largest mental health and addiction teaching hospital and a world leading research centre in this field. CAMH combines clinical care, research, education, policy development and health promotion to help transform the lives of people affected by mental illness and addiction. CAMH is fully affiliated with the University of Toronto, and is a Pan American Health Organization/World Health Organization Collaborating Centre. For more information, please follow @CAMHnews on Twitter.
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The NCCEH is one of six National Collaborating Centres created to foster linkages within the public health community. All centres are funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) through the National Collaborating Centres for Public Health (NCCPH) program. The other centres are: - National Collaborating Centre for Healthy Public Policy (NCCHPP) - National Collaborating Centre for Methods and Tools (NCCMT) - National Collaborating Centre for Infectious Disease (NCCID) - National Collaborating Centre for the Determinants of Health (NCCDH) - National Collaborating Centre for Indigenous Health (NCCIH) - Synthesize, translate, and exchange knowledge for environmental health practitioners and policy-makers. - Identify gaps in research and practice knowledge. - Build capacity through networks of practitioners, policy-makers and researchers. NCCEH uses a documented, protocol-driven approach to producing its knowledge products . Tracking, feedback and peer review are integral components of the process. The three main stages of production are summarized below: - Concept development-Ideas for NCCEH KT products are assessed for their feasibility and applicability to target audiences by a KT scientist. When needed, external consultations are undertaken to focus the subject area into specific topic(s) and format. - Literature search, expert consultation and KT product outline: The principal KT scientist, in conjunction with the NCCEH Information Specialist, conducts a formal literature search. A search criteria is documented and included in the final product. Criteria for selection include relevance to the topic, purpose of the product, and quality of the study. Project outlines are based on the preliminary review of the selected literature. - Document drafting-The selected literature is critically appraised and synthesized to address the issue or inquiry. The final document undergoes internal and external peer reviews prior to publication. The exception is short documents such as fact sheets, blogs, and direct responses to field inquiries which do not undergo peer review. Working with our stakeholders The NCCEH regularly conducts environmental scans and evaluations to focus on topics that better serve our target community. We also have an advisory board comprised of senior environmental health professionals from across North America, and we welcome feedback to improve the quality of our products. Using our products We welcome the use of our publications, posters, and products in whole or as references without alteration for non-commercial purposes. Usage includes, but not limited to downloading, printing, posting on websites or hardcopy, distributing electronically or in hardcopy. Requests to adapt our publications, posters, or products must be submitted in writing to [email protected]. If you have found our work helpful, please share with us how you used our work, so that we may continue to produce products that are relevant to you.
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Digital signature and identification solutions provider, Evidos, produced the report which looks at the legal framework for digital signatures. The report details what types of authentication methods are needed for different documents, the forms of authentication, what people should think about when choosing a digital signature solution, criteria for digital authentication, and legal validity. The paper situates itself in the European context. More and more enterprises are digitising, and the paper explains the advantages of digital signatures to written ones, in that the former are faster, cheaper, give more control, are traceable, and more resource-efficient, as there is no need for paper. Regarding relevant regulations that set the standards for digital signatures, the report overviews the eIDAS regulation and the type of signatures defined by it. eIDAS comprises standards for e-identification and trust services involving electronic transactions in the EU and as such sets the landscape for secure interaction between businesses, people, and public authorities. The paper also deals with issues like when digital signatures may not be necessary, digital identity, authentication and independent third parties, and considering digital signature requirements by local supervisory authorities. You can download and view the report here.
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The underlying changes to the simulator now allow us to offer an unparalleled level of control over each generated rhythm: Because rhythms are generated dynamically and are designed to truly simulate the conduction system of the heart, you can create rare combinations of rhythms not offered in other simulators. For example: The options are endless! We now offer 46 preset rhythms you can choose from. Along with our ability to customize nearly everything about each rhythm, there are literally thousands of unique rhythms you can generate! Below are a few of the new preset rhythms added: And we're adding new rhythms and customization options all the time! Pause the rhythm to get a closer look, then zoom in with our on-screen magnifying glass. Click and drag on the screen with our measurement tool to view intervals, rates and volatage in mV. Everything you need for in-depth analysis of any rhythm! We have redesigned our software from the ground up to simulate the actual electrical impulses and conduction of the heart rather than simply drawing rhythms to the screen. This allows us to dynamically alter the rhythms and add realistic levels of noise and a wandering baseline. We've also updated all of our samples to more closely represent actual ECG tracings. The end result are rhythms that look more like what you'll see in the field! Now you can change everything about how the heart monitor is displayed! Match the look of your field equipment or mix it up to keep your students on their toes! You can now use the full simulator with all of it's controls as usual on your primary screen, while simulataneously showing the just the rhythm on a projector or second monitor! Perfect for teaching and quizing students! Plus, this second heart monitor can be pinned on-top of a slide show or other information that you provide, creating a seamless teaching experience. Don't have a projector or second monitor? You can use projector mode on your primary display and control everything from your keyboard. Because our rhythms are generated dynamically, all transitions are in real-time and are completely seamless. As you drag the heart rate slider up, you'll see the heart rate gradually increase and QT intervals shorten. Drag the amplitude slider on Ventricular Fibrillation and watch it gradually change from Very Coarse to Very Fine and then to Asystole. Perfect for creating realistic patient scenarios!
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Updated: Mar 24, 2020 By Giulio D'Ercole Catching Light on a gloomy afternoon in Rome The word "Photography" is the combination of two greek words, φωτός (phōtos), genitive of φῶς (phōs), "light" and γραφή (graphé) "representation by means of lines" or "drawing", together meaning "drawing with light". So, when you you are taking a photo you are actually using light to write a story. Modern digital cameras make this story-telling art a bit easier than before, since their sensors can be extremely sensitive (ISO) and they can capture light in a much better way than old film cameras. This means that we can shoot memorable pictures even in very dark situations, such as, for instance, a very gloomy afternoon in Rome, right after or before an heavy thunderstorm breaks loose. The Archangel Michael on top of Castel sant'Angelo fought the plague... and bad weather A sixth century AD dark legend gives the name to Castel sant'Angelo. It's the one telling that when thousands of Romans died out of a terrible plague, Pope Gregory the Great decided to lead a holy procession through the city to pray God to spare the survivors. As the procession was marching along the Tiber, the Pope looked up to the old mausoleum of emperor Hadrian and had the vision of a shining angel standing high atop the massive tomb. It was in fact the the Archangel Michael in the act of brandishing a sword only to return it to its sheath. The interpretation of the message was evident: the plague was over and God’s wrath had been put to rest. The statue on top of Castel Sant’Angelo commemorates this story, while the sculpture of the archangel Michael serves as a reminder of God’s mercy, which is present to rescue us even in the worst times. The power of Storytelling As the legend narrated above speaks through symbols and allegories, a good photo can actually tell or refer to the same story juxtaposing different elements in a metaphoric manner, as in the picture down below where the Archangel Michael holds his sword ready to fight the looming thunderstorm that menacingly approaches the Castle.
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Cycle 3-Online Basic Conversational Cantonese This course is suitable for those who are interested to learn Cantonese and develop basic listening and speaking skills. Our lessons are structured and designed to suit different levels of learners, allowing participants to gain conversational skills relevant to a variety of social contexts. Participants will also be introduced to a wide range of topics in culture, history and society to give them a well-rounded knowledge of the Cantonese-speaking world. •To communicate in basic Cantonese with the community, friends or relatives. •Understanding one's roots and culture. •Build rapport with the community. Handouts will be given to help participants develop listening and speaking skills. English and Romanized translations will be provided in the handouts and further explained by the instructor. 12 years old and above. About the Faculty Chua Yuen Yu Charlene was born in Hongkong and graduated at Philippines School of Business Administration with a major in management. Since 1988, she already devoted her time in improving the teaching of chinese language. Last 2009, she won an Outstanding Chinese School Teacher, a model Chinese Teacher Award by Cebu Anonymous Elite Chinese School Teacher award. She also attended Chinese teaching trainings at Tianjin University, China. Workshop / Seminar / Short Course Sat, 20 Aug 2022 Ambassador Rodolfo C. Severino Jr. Endowment Fund Lecture: Directions and Challenges of the Marcos, Jr. Administration's Foreign Policy Thu, 18 Aug 2022 Thesis / Dissertation Defense Sat, 13 Aug 2022 Thu, 11 Aug 2022
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Iran’s Turn on Turkmenistan’s Gas-Dispute Carousel Iranian Oil Minister Rostam Qasemi announced November 14 that Turkmenistan had halted gas exports to its southern neighbor over a price dispute. Shortly thereafter, a Turkmen official told Reuters there is no price dispute, but that pipeline repairs are to blame for the gas cut. For now, the gas is back on, Reuters reports, citing a Turkmen official who said Iran requested repairs to the pipeline. But the episode – complete with contradicting reports from the two sides – looked familiar, and suggested a few possible scenarios. First, Iran has been struggling with balance of payments problems as international sanctions designed to end its nuclear program have crushed its banking system and stifled foreign trade. It is not unlikely that Tehran is struggling to make hard currency payments for the gas, asked for a discount, and Ashgabat started playing hardball.Second, Iran relies on imports of Turkmen gas to supply its northern regions, particularly in winter, which helps free up excess capacity for its downstream sales to Armenia and Turkey. If Iran can’t make these margins work, it is likely to want to halt purchases. Third, Ashgabat may be trying to push up Iran’s purchase prices. Turkmen President Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov seems to think each of his gas clients -- Russia, Iran, and China -- should pay as much as anyone else is willing to pay.Considering that Turkmenistan cut exports to Iran in 2008 over prices, and again in early 2012 ostensibly over cold weather, Qasemi’s initial claim that Turkmenistan cut supplies seems credible. Turkmenistan has gotten in the habit of engaging in mutually destructive price wars with its buyers. The most infamous row was the sudden cut in exports to Russia in 2009, leading to a pressure buildup and pipeline explosion for which the two sides blamed each other. Whoever was to blame, Turkmenistan did not get the better of the dispute and ended up exporting a third of its former total to Russia, at a significantly lower price. When Turkmenistan built and opened a new line to Iran in early 2010, it expanded export capacity to there from 8 to 20 billion cubic meters (bcm). The idea was to replace export revenues lost in the fallout with Russia. But most reports suggest Turkmenistan has not sold much of its 50-bcm pipeline capacity to Russia since then, nor its 20-bcm capacity to Iran. Still, Iran’s an important customer, buying approximately a third of Turkmen exports, according to the Reuters report.If Ashgabat is playing hardball, it has chosen the right moment. Certainly Tehran would be loathe to allow heating cuts during the winter, when its populace is already restless over economic chaos, and would prefer not to spoil relations with one of its few remaining economic partners.Turkmenistan’s gas export revenues, on which its entire economy depends, are likely lower than they have been in years, as their three buyers are all purchasing well below pipeline capacity (and China’s purchases go to pay off its soft loan to the country). Ashgabat may be covered in marble, but it may also be short on cash. If the shutoff was indeed for repairs, it would be because both sides have an interest in the status quo, and may be willing to pay a premium for it. That Turkmenistan’s newish pipelines would require repairs at the start of the high pumping season may be a separate cause for concern in Tehran altogether.
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If you binge-watch YouTube or spend hours scrolling through social media, pretty soon you’re going to stumble across something queer — like maybe the famous drag queen Jasmine Masters’s viral “And I Oop…” video. YouTubers and Tik Tok-ers are obsessed with queer slang – that’s the tea, sis! – and in turn, so are their legions of stans. But for queer people who know our herstory, it wasn’t a YouTuber who taught us our words. It was Jennie Livingston’s “Paris Is Burning,” an iconic film from 1991 that introduced viewers to the New York City ballroom scene and with it, the expansive vocabulary that is still used today. The film brings us into the lives of the city’s queer and transgender youth of color who, in response to the hardships they faced, formed tight-knit families called houses. Together, they’d compete in balls and walk-in categories based on fashion and beauty with a chance to win trophies, money and name recognition. Their slang was a secret code and only meant for one another. Decades later, it’s mainstream. But lots of people don’t even know the origin of the language they’re using. So I made a queer vocabulary glossary. Now you’ll know where today’s slang really came from. No, an ecstatic Lady Gaga fan did not invent “Yass!,” nor did Ilana Glazer of “Broad City.” Yass! is a variation of Yes! The word has been used for decades. Yass! comes from the raw emotion and excitement of watching an amazing performance, which happened all the time at the balls. If you’re living for the moment, then you’d yell out, “Yass!” The longer the enunciation, the higher the emotion. Think of “Yass! queen slay!” as the queer translation of “You go girl!” A gag is the physical emotion that comes from being shocked. For example, when someone does something that is so amazing it leaves you gasping with your jaw dropped and you’re left speechless, you’re gagged. This is a type of dance, not just Madonna’s 1990 song. Voguing has been around for years and it originated in balls. In the words of the grandfather of vogue Willi Ninja himself, “Imagine runway modeling … in freeze frame.” The dance is characterized by its sharp, angular movements inspired by the poses seen in “Vogue Magazine” as well as by Egyptian hieroglyphics. Vogue exploded beyond the balls and has influenced countless artists over the decades. You don’t even have to tune into “Rupaul’s Drag Race” to see some voguing. Pop stars like Ariana Grande are adding vogue to their performances. Today, when celebrities unfollow each other on social, we call it shade. But it’s really much more than that. True shade is about the art form of a calculated, often backhanded insult. Instead of directly insulting your outfit, I would compliment it in a condescending tone, letting you know exactly how I really feel. This is one of the more obscure words in queer slang, and it has nothing to do with cleaning. Mopping is another way of saying stealing or robbing. Balls are built around glamour and fantasy, but for the poor queer people of color who competed in them, expensive accessories were out of reach. So if your fantasy is being a glamorous rich woman, but you don’t have the money to furnish the lifestyle, you find other ways to make ends meet. When people want to participate in a ball but don’t have the clothes, they mop. These queens did what they had to do for their trophies. Nowadays, anything our favorite pop star does is legendary. But in ballroom, one could only be legendary through hard work and talent. Legendary meant you put in the effort to win your trophies, that you were the best of the best. Becoming a legend didn’t come easy. In the ballroom world, these kids were legends. They had trophies and prestige from their community, but outside the balls, they were marginalized — black and Latin queer people in poverty at the height of the AIDS crisis. This is what made ballroom so powerful. They were able to create a space for themselves to live their fantasy and to win something. As queer representation in media has increased, queer slang has entered the lexicon of the English language, trickling down to our internet-speak. Through shows like “RuPaul’s Drag Race” and “Pose,” queer culture is reaching millions. That’s not a bad thing. But now that our culture is finally being appreciated by mainstream media, we should pay respect to the real creators who didn’t live to see it treasured. This story was originally published on July 23, 2019.
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Young people's wellbeing in 2021 The mental health and wellbeing of young people has been a significant concern amongst health experts, educators and youth providers for some time now. As 2021 kicks off with a new national lockdown, the ongoing uncertainty and isolation caused by the COVID-19 will only continue escalate these concerns. During the first national lockdown, young people’s lives were turned upside down through school closures, cancelled exams, job losses and social restrictions. A lucky few thrived as school-related stress and anxiety reduced, they had more quality time with family and were able to dedicate more time to hobbies. Many, however, really struggled and the decline in their mental health and wellbeing is deeply concerning. Research from The Prince’s Trust showed how the pandemic has caused significant increases in anxiety, despair and worry about the future, as well as a devastating loss of hope amongst young people who now feel their lives are on hold. Loneliness and social isolation also increased. 16-24 year-olds are more than twice as likely to have experienced ‘lockdown loneliness’ than those aged 55-69. A mental health crisis Many health experts fear we’re now on the verge of a mental health crisis, and those with pre-existing mental health conditions and from deprived backgrounds are most at risk. Data shows that mental health conditions have increased at an alarming rate, with reports of self-harm, sleep problems and eating disorders rising sharply since the start of the pandemic. Young people with pre-existing mental health needs have felt their conditions worsen and have been unable to access the support they need. And the longer the pandemic continues, the greater the risk to mental health. It's estimated that 1.5 million young people will need either new or additional mental health support as a direct consequence of the crisis. How can Outward Bound be part of the solution? For 80 years, Outward Bound programmes have been helping young people develop their social and emotional skills; skills which help build a strong foundation for wellbeing. One of the ways we do this is by designing challenges that teach them how to tackle problems with a positive mindset and to recover from setbacks. In overcoming these obstacles, they discover that even in the most challenging of circumstances, they can stay positive, take care of others and refuse to give up. This is often echoed by Outward Bound alumni many years after their course, who describe how Outward Bound provided their first experience of real challenge – the first time they faced a situation they genuinely didn’t think they could cope with and were forced to draw on an inner-strength they didn’t yet know they had. Discovering that they could indeed overcome these challenges gave them the belief they needed to overcome the many difficulties they’ve faced throughout their lives. Life is limited right now At a time when young people are in desperate need of the self-belief and self-reliance that Outward Bound develops, our usual residential courses for school groups aren’t allowed until at least Easter 2021. However, for anyone who has experienced Outward Bound will know, ‘CAN’T’ isn’t in our DNA and we’re determined to do whatever we can to re-build young people’s confidence and hope for the future. Since August last year, we’ve been running a range of non-residential programmes, either at our centres or in schools, that enable them to get active in the outdoors and socialise with others in a Covid-safe way. Although these programmes are paused temporarily to support the national effort to slow the spread of the virus, over 4000 young people across the UK spent at least a day with Outward Bound between August-December last year and the impact on their wellbeing was immediate. The experience of freedom and release after months of restrictions helped to restore their energy and enthusiasm, they re-built skills they had lost or forgotten and they felt confident, independent and positive again. Helping young people in 2021 Looking ahead, I have no doubt that The Outward Bound Trust and the outdoor sector as a whole will have a critical role to play in restoring ambition, optimism and confidence to a generation of young people whose lives have been put on hold. Because, while the pandemic will pass, young people will feel the effects well into their adult lives and it’s our responsibility to ensure they’re ready to meet the challenge. Free report: young people and covid-19 To read more about the role the outdoors can play in young people’s recovery, resilience and wellbeing. How you can help There’s no doubt, as a charity COVID-19 will have a significant impact on Outward Bound. A gift of £40 will enable a young person to attend an Adventure Day at one of our centres in 2021.
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More political support is needed if the rail freight sector is to achieve its potential in boosting productivity and increasing the sustainability of the UK economy. That’s the view of GB Railfreight Managing Director John Smith. Speaking at a reception held by the operator in London on October 9, Smith said it was time for the freight sector to set the agenda. “Unless politicians are on-board and sowing the seeds of our importance to the UK, then we will fail,” he told attendees. He warned that the rail industry is stagnating at a time when it should be the backbone of the economy, with huge opportunities from new markets such as multimodal services from ports to distribution centres, as well as innovations such as fast parcel trains which could bring deliveries into London and other big cities overnight for distribution. Smith said that the sector needed support, not just from the Department for Transport but across Government, if the rail freight sector is to play its part in helping the UK deliver economic growth in all parts of the UK. “Investors have put money in and taken risks, and we will continue to do so if we see support,” he said. - For the FULL story, read RAIL 864, published on October 24, and available digitally on Android, iPad and Kindle now.
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The original find In 1993, the remains of a boat were discovered during drainage works near Gislinge, a village located on the reclaimed Lammefjord. Now an agricultural area, the Lammefjord was once an extensive area of open water, connected to the larger Isefjord. Although the mast and rig were not found, the hull was relatively intact. Despite centuries spent buried under layers of silt and sand, the shape of the hull was surprisingly well-preserved. It was immediately obvious that the boat dated from the late Viking or early Middle Ages. The hull was clinker-built of overlapping planks and ribs of oak, held together by both iron and wooden nails and had a stepped stem – all typical characteristics of an 11th/12th century boat. This was confirmed by dendrochronology (tree-ring dating), which suggested the boat was built around the year 1130. The Gislinge boat was well-worn by the time it ended its days in shallow waters on the bottom of the Lammefjord. The boat does not appear to have sunk; rather, it seems to have been abandoned after an estimated 50 years of use. An everyday boat The Gislinge boat was a 12th century working boat, most likely used for fishing and transporting both goods and people. With a draught of just 25cm, it was able to ply both the shallow waters of the fjord and the waterways leading into and out of it. At 7.7m long and 1.5m wide, the boat would have had a cargo capacity of around 1 ton – the equivalent of four men and ten sheep. The boat was equipped with three pairs of oars and a square sail, making it a flexible means of transport. At a time when travel over land was slow and cumbersome, small craft like the Gislinge boat would have been the lifeblood of coastal economies, adapting to different purposes as needed. The extent of the wear and tear on the Gislinge boat is a testament to many years hard service on the fjord. Cracks in the hull were repeatedly patched using short lengths of beech – a short-term solution that would delay but not prevent the boats decay. The repair patches bear witness to an important aspect of the Gislinge boats story: this was not a high status vessel belonging to the élite. Rather, it was an everyday boat that represents the ordinary members of Middle Age society – a group often overlooked in historical narratives. Back to the start In March 2016, the project team visited the conservation department of the National Museum in order to examine some of the surviving elements of the original Gislinge Boat. Here, we got the chance to explore details such as the diameter and section of rivet holes, and the roves that once held them in place, the decorative profiles on the floor timbers, the angles of the keel and the finer details of the wooden treenails that secured the frames to the hull. This close encounter with the original elements of the boat provides a direct connection to the people who built it, almost 1,000 years ago. It also helps to put the boatbuilders work in context: the work involved in reconstructing the Gislinge Boat helps to preserve the craft of clinker-boatbuilding, a craft which has endured for over 1,000 years and whose survival in the future is ensured by reconstruction projects such as this.
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Submitted to: Crop Science Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal Publication Acceptance Date: 12/18/1998 Publication Date: N/A Interpretive Summary: In the southeast United States, white clover dramatically increases the quality of the diet and performance of grazing cattle. Many pastures in this region contain white clover plants that were not introduced by the farmer and have been growing in the pasture for many years despite adverse environmental conditions and relatively poor management practices. These long-lived plants may have characteristics that should be incorporated into breeding efforts to improve white clover productivity and longevity. We conducted this experiment to compare the growth of natural populations collected from pastures in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia with commercial varieties. Over a two-year period, the plants collected from pastures generally had superior growth and longevity than the commercial varieties, primarily because the pasture types produced more vegetative growing points and more roots to support growth of the plant, particularly during the summer. These plants thus represent a valuable source of traits that should be incorporated into breeding programs to improve white clover growth for the farmer who is producing cattle on pastures. Technical Abstract: Ecotypes of white clover (Trifolium repens L.) are found in many southeast USA pastures, often persisting despite adverse environmental and cultural conditions. Our objective was to compare the growth, morphology, and vegetative persistence of white clover ecotypes with selected cultivars and improved germplasm. Seed or stolons of ecotypes were collected primarily from grazed pastures in spring, 1994 in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Georgia, and increased by intercrossing. Plots of each of seven ecotype collections, `Osceola', `Regal', `Louisiana S-1', `Grasslands Huia', `Grasslands Prestige', Brown Loam Synthetic No. 2 germplasm, and Southern Regional Virus Resistant germplasm were established in October 1995 in each state. Plots were stocked continuously with cattle (5-cm stubble) from January 1996 to January 1998. Stolon length and axillary bud viability, and number of stolon apices, rooted nodes, and seedlings were measured every three months. Stolon length of the ecotypes usually exceeded that of the cultivars and germplasm at all locations, particularly in the winter and spring. By the end of the experiment, the ecotypes also exhibited greater stolon branching compared to the cultivars and germplasm (1580 vs 320 branches m-2). Superior vegetative growth of the ecotypes was attributed to a greater proportion of the stolon nodes being branched and rooted, particularly during the summer. The small to medium-leaf white clover ecotypes thus represent a worthwhile source of germplasm to incorporate into breeding programs or develop into more persistent cultivars.
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Born in Germany just months before the final European battle of World War II, Anselm Kiefer grew up witnessing the results of modern warfare and the division of his homeland. He also experienced the rebuilding of a fragmented nation and its struggle for renewal. Kiefer dedicated himself to investigating the interwoven patterns of German mythology and history and the way they contributed to the rise of Fascism. He confronted these issues by violating aesthetic taboos and resurrecting sublimated icons. In one of his earliest projects, his 1969 Occupations (Besetzungen) series, Kiefer photographed himself mimicking the Nazi salute at various sites during a journey through Switzerland, France, and Italy. Subsequent paintings—immense landscapes and architectural interiors, often encrusted with sand and straw—invoke Germany's literary and political heritage; references abound to the Nibelung legends and Richard Wagner, Albert Speer's architecture, and Adolf Hitler. Beginning in the mid-1980s, and especially following his move to southern France in the early 1990s, Kiefer's iconography expanded to encompass more universal themes of civilization, culture, and spirituality, drawing upon such sources as the Kabbalah, alchemy, and ancient myth. Artist's books have been one of Kiefer's central means of expression since 1968. Unlike many artist's books, which are typically issued as multiples, Kiefer's books are singular, handmade pieces and, in this sense, more like paintings or sculptures. Gilgamesh and Enkidu in the Cedar Forest II (Gilgamesh und Enkidu im Zederwald II, 1981) is one of eight books Kiefer completed between 1981 and 1983. Composed entirely of photographs, this book tells a story based on the The Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the earliest literary and poetic masterpieces. The original epic recounts the adventures of Gilgamesh, the Sumerian king who reigned around 2700 BCE, and his companion, the warrior Enkidu. Despite his work's underlying plot, Kiefer does not offer a linear recounting of the ancient story, but rather isolates specific passages and images, which he then reassembles and recomposes to reflect his personal memory of the Third Reich and German tradition. Nancy Spector. "Anselm Kiefer." In Spector, ed. Guggenheim Museum Collection: A to Z. 3rd rev. ed. New York: Guggenheim Museum, 2009. Miguel López-Remiro. "Anselm Kiefer." In Guggenheim Museum Bilbao Collection. Bilbao: Guggenheim Museum Bilbao; Madrid: TF Editores, 2009. "Anselm Kiefer." In The Permanent Collections of the Guggenheim Museums. Bilbao: Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, 2007.
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Beginning in 2022, and continuing through 2025, the Mint will issue five new quarters each year featuring reverse designs honoring prominent American women. Each coin in this series features a common obverse (heads) design depicting a portrait of George Washington.This design was originally composed and sculpted by Laura Gardin Fraser as a candidate entry for the 1932 quarter, which honored the bicentennial of George Washington's birth. The inscriptions are "LIBERTY, " "IN GOD WE TRUST, " and 2022. The American Women Quarters reverse (tails) designs honor a diverse group of notable American women who made significant contributions in a variety of fields, including suffrage, civil rights, abolition, government, humanities, science, space, and the arts. The women honored are from ethnically, racially, and geographically diverse backgrounds. The 2022 reverses (tails) of these coins honor the following American Women. The design depicts Maya Angelou with her arms uplifted. Behind her are a bird in flight and a rising sun, images inspired by her poetry and symbolic of the way she lived. The silhouette of the bird depicts a purple martin, a songbird common to Ms. The inscriptions are "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, " "MAYA ANGELOU, " "E PLURIBUS UNUM, " and QUARTER DOLLAR. Sally Ride next to a window on the space shuttle, inspired by her quote, But when I wasn't working, I was usually at a window looking down at Earth. " The inscription "E PLURIBUS UNUM is intentionally positioned over the Earth next to America, indicating that out of all women in the United States, Dr. Ride was the first into space. The additional inscriptions are "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, " "QUARTER DOLLAR, " and DR. This design depicts Wilma Mankiller with a resolute gaze to the future. The wind is at her back, and she is wrapped in a traditional shawl. To her left is the seven- pointed star of the Cherokee Nation. The inscriptions are "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, " "E PLURIBUS UNUM, " "QUARTER DOLLAR, " "WILMA MANKILLER, " "PRINCIPAL CHIEF, " and the name of the Cherokee Nation written in the Cherokee syllabary. This design features an image of Adelina (Nina) Otero-Warren on the left, flanked by three individual Yucca flowers - New Mexico's state flower. The inscriptions are "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, " "QUARTER DOLLAR, " "E PLURIBUS UNUM, " "NINA OTERO-WARREN, " and "VOTO PARA LA MUJER, " the Spanish counterpart for the suffragist slogan Votes for Women. This design features a close-up image of Anna May Wong with her head resting on her hand, surrounded by the bright lights of a marquee sign. The inscriptions are "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, " "E PLURIBUS UNUM, " "QUARTER DOLLAR, " and ANNA MAY WONG. Start your collection with this first set in the series!0.955 inch (24.26 mm). Original images courtesy of the United States Mint. In our May 30 issue, we publish a Letter to the Editor from Chris Sahar that appears to be critical of both the U. News coverage of one of the Mint's numismatic products. Recognize that a significant fraction of our news coverage deals with the design, production, and sales of new Mint products. Rarely does a week go by when we do not report on the availability (or lack thereof) of a current Mint coin, medal or set.We focus so much of our coverage on the release of new U. Mint products because so many of you avidly collect those products. Senior editor Paul Gilkes spends much of his time on the job gathering information from the Mint and other sources for upcoming products or products that were released earlier in the year. Doing that is not easy. The United States Mint is a federal bureaucracy, after all, and keeping secrets is something that all government agencies do. Please note that we are not being critical of the fine folks in the corporate communications arm of the Mint; they can only answer our questions when the responsible departments provide them with requested information. The referenced letter from Chris Sahar suggests that too much is being made of the Mint's decision to not strike any more Proof 2022-S American Women silver quarter dollars; the same coins are offered in other sets, he notes. He also suggests that our reporting of the Mint's statement will encourage dealers holding quantities of the American Women Silver Quarters Proof set to raise their prices. That is possible, certainly, but we at. Are not in the business of not publishing the news.Readers wondered whether the Mint would produce more of the sets (the product listing says there are no mintage or product limits, after all), and our questions to the Mint were in response. This item is in the category "Coins & Paper Money\Coins: US\Proof Sets". The seller is "alham-5176" and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.
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Frequently Asked Questions Semiconductors are the foundation of the memory and processor chips found in almost every electronic device. Many recent innovations in vehicle development rely on them. Semiconductors or microchips are more and more present in many areas of modern life. The global market for semiconductors is growing rapidly again whereas supply is limited. In short: the shortage is the result of the earlier massive cancellation of chip orders by car manufacturers when demand for cars collapsed, mainly due to the covid crisis. As demand for new cars recovered faster than expected, car makers were not first in line as global demand for chips from other sectors had grown in the meantime. Car manufacturers are not able to make enough cars due to the semiconductor scarcity. Cars only account for less than 1% of all connected devices so other sectors have a much stronger buying position; this results in a direct disadvantage for the automotive industry. The shortage is a global problem impacting al industries, not only automotive.
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Wilson Daily Times, 10 May 1928. When Doctor S. Farmer died without a will in 1928, the administrator of his estate published notices in the local paper seeking any persons with claims. On 16 March 1880, D.S. Farmer, 22, married Elizabeth Locust, 22, in Wilson. In the 1880 census of Taylors township, Wilson County: Doctor S. Farmer, 22, and wife Elizabeth, 20. In the 1900 census of Taylor township, Wilson County: farmer Doctor S. Farmer, 45; wife Elizabeth, 43; children Lowla, 16, William L., 13, Ella E., 12, Emma L., 9, Walter W., 5, and Geneva A., 2; and boarder Sarah Parker, 24. On 13 May 1906, D.S. Farmer, 50, of Taylors township, son of Delphia Farmer, married Susie Johnson, 40, of Wilson, daughter of Nash Johnson [sic; Horton], in Taylors township, Wilson County. In the 1908 Hill’s Wilson, N.C., city directory: Farmer Dock S (c) farmer h 410 N Pine On 23 July 1908, William L. Farmer, 21, of Wilson, son of D.S. and Elizabeth Farmer, married Pocahuntas Henry, 20, of Wilson, daughter of Mack and Ellen Henry, at Mack Henry’s in Wilson. Baptist minister Fred M. Davis performed the ceremony in the presence of Glace Battle, Corneva Griffin and Ella Battle. On 7 October 1908, D.S. Farmer, 46, of Wilson, applied for a license to marry Janie Lewis, 35, of Wilson. In the 1910 census of Taylor township, Wilson County: farmer Dock S. Farmer, 52; wife Janie, 26; children Ella, 20, Emma, 18, Walter, 14, and Geneva, 12; and hired woman Sarah Wells, 32. In the 1920 census of Taylor township, Wilson County: farmer Doc Farmer, 68; wife Janie, 30; son Walter, 25; and laborer Sarah Parker, 46. In the 1925 Hill’s Wilson, N.C., city directory: Farmer Dock S (c) farmer h 1109 E Nash Doctor Sims Farmer died 20 February 1928 in Wilson. Per his death certificate, he was born 21 April 1857 in Wilson County to Hillard Farmer and Adelphia Farmer; was married to Channie Farmer; and was a self-employed barber. Susan Horton died 18 January 1945 in Mercy Hospital, Wilson. Per her death certificate, she was born 14 July 1866 in Wake County to Nash Horton; was the widow of Dock Farmer; and lived at 417 South Goldsboro Street. She was buried in Boyett [Saint Delight Missionary Baptist Church] cemetery.
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If you love Andrew Ng's first Coursera course on machine learning as much as I do, you were equally hyped when you heard that deeplearning.ai Since everybody's on a tight schedule, let's try the impossible and finish a course that is laid out to last one month in one week. Let's not rush through though, but actually understand the material. And of course, we'll do it while continuing our 40h/week job. What are the advantages of finishing the course quickly you ask? Talk to someone with programming skills and discuss any subject about deep learning with them so that you could quickly jump in as a newbie. Though some people figure out various libraries embedding math is used universally, you needn't understand the theory to implement deep learning tasks, I still recommend you learn some math knowledge like partial derivative. Some resources could give you a good starting point like Stanford's online course CS231n, Deep Learning at Oxford 2015and Andrew Ng's Coursera class. Also, some interesting online books like Neural Networks and Deep Learning could also give you an assistance to deep learning. Facilities and toolkits should also be available. This course is the next logical step in my deep learning, data science, and machine learning series. I've done a lot of courses about deep learning, and I just released a course about unsupervised learning, where I talked about clustering and density estimation. So what do you get when you put these 2 together? Just to let you know, if you buy something featured here, Mashable might earn an affiliate commission. From self-driving cars and a cucumber sorter to disaster-prediction programs and cancer-detection systems, current applications of artificial intelligence technology would have The Jetsons blushing and Asimov deeply shook. According to one survey of industry experts at an AI conference, intelligent machines will be able to perform any intellectual task a human can perform by the year 2050. As such, there's a growing need among companies for AI professionals that know the ins and outs of machine learning (ML) -- giving a device access to data and letting it learn for itself -- as well as its newer subset, deep learning. Capable of making independent decisions about unstructured data, deep learning networks have been described by Forbes as being capable of unlocking "the treasure trove of unstructured big data for those with the imagination to use (them)." Serengil received his MSc in Computer Science from Galatasaray University in 2011. He has been working as a software developer for a fintech company since 2010. Currently, he is a member of AI and Machine Learning team as a Data Scientist. His current research interests are Machine Learning and Cryptography. He has published several research papers about these motivations. I have been actively focusing on specialising Deep Learning for the last 2 years. My personal interest towards Deep learning started around 2015 when Google open sourced Tensorflow. Tried quickly couple of examples from the Tensorflow documentation and left with a feeling that Deep learning is difficult, partly because the framework was new and required better hardware and tons of patience. Fast forward to 2017 I have spent 100's of hours working on Deep learning projects and the technology has become more and more accessible due to several advancements in software (ease of usage -- Keras, PyTorch), hardware(GPU becoming commercially viable for someone like me sitting in India - Not still cheap), availability of data, good books and MOOCs. After completing the 3 most popular MOOCS in deep learning from Fast.ai, deeplearning.ai/Coursera Fast forward to 2017 I have spent 100's of hours working on Deep learning projects and the technology has become more and more accessible due to several advancements in software(ease of usage -- Keras, PyTorch), hardware(GPU becoming commercially viable for someone like me sitting in India -Not still cheap), availability of data, good books and MOOCS. After completing the 3 most popular MOOCS in deep learning from Fast.ai, deeplearning.ai/Coursera In this post I talk about 5 aspects of each course which will help you decide. I came across this course when reading an article in kddnudgets . For the first time I heard about Jeremy Howard, searched about him in Wikipedia and was impressed .
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Tiny Friends – Supermarket Latest version with unlimited money for android free download (com.Edujoy.supermarket) Welcome to the cutest and funniest supermarket for babies and kids! It’s time to go shopping and fill the cart with delicious food and different products for the house. With this game kids will have to follow all the steps of going to the supermarket and enjoy the amazing experience of shopping without leaving home! Check out the shopping list of drawings with everything you have to buy in the supermarket, stop at the stores that sell the groceries you want, pick up the food and put it in the bag. Attention! You will have to go through the cash register and pay for what you take home before you leave the market. In the supermarket there are all kinds of food and items available. Get to know all the stores and the challenge you have to overcome in each store to put the food in your shopping cart: – Greengrocer: you will find a wide variety of fruits such as refreshing watermelons and oranges. Just like in a real supermarket, find and take the food you need, weigh the bag and put the sticker before putting it in the cart. – Toy store: in this store you can buy all the toys you can imagine. Be careful! The store is a bit messy. You will have to rummage through a lot of toys. – Bakery: be careful because in this store the breads circulate on the conveyor belt. Drag and drop the breads into their corresponding bag – Household products: find the items you need on the moving shelves. In this store you can buy everything – Pastry shop: Create the cake of your dreams with the help of the friendly chef. Combine the base with cake decorations When your shopping is done, go to the cashier. Drag and drop the products to place them on the conveyor belt. The cashier will scan the barcode stickers. Keep an eye on the screen to see how much your purchase will cost. You will have to decide how you want to pay for your purchases. If you want to pay with coins, do simple sums, get the right amount and develop your ability to perform basic mathematical operations. On the other hand, if you prefer to pay with a card, copy and enter the 4-number pin that will appear on the screen In this educational game children will learn the dynamics of shopping while being entertained for hours. With the challenges they must overcome to get the foods on the list, they exercise cognitive skills such as attention, interpretation or classification. In addition, they can let their imagination run wild in the bakery, creating delicious cakes. Thanks to the simple sums they can do when they go to pay at the cash register, they also exercise their math skills. An ideal way to keep their minds active and have fun for hours! – Learn how to do the shopping at the supermarket – Stores with many different products – Adorable characters that accompany the child – Intuitive design with nice drawings and no texts – Ideal for keeping the mind active – Fun and educational! Meet your new virtual friends with whom you will have a great time! Oscar: very responsible and affectionate with everyone. Oscar is obsessed with puzzles and numbers. Science, in general, is his great passion. Lila: Fun is guaranteed with Lila! This sweet doll spreads her joy to everyone. Lila is also smart and very creative. She likes to draw and paint while listening to music. A real artist! Coco: Coco loves nature. Also reading and learning new things. She is a bit introverted but inspires great affection. He usually prepares delicious recipes for his family and friends and takes care of every last detail. Pepper: Pepper’s energy never runs out. He loves sports and all kinds of games. He enjoys overcoming different challenges and is very competitive, he doesn’t like to lose. Thank you very much for playing Edujoy games. We love creating fun and educational games for people of all ages. If you have any questions or suggestions about this game you can contact us through the developer’s contact or through our profiles on social networks:
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Microsoft Planning to Wind Down Windows 10 Store for Business According to a report on ZDNet by Mary Jo Foley, Redmond could be looking to phase out the Microsoft Store for Business and Store for Education. Not to be confused with the consumer app that is bundled with Windows 10, the Store for Business and Store for Education allows organizations to control licensing and distribution of public Store apps and to distribute line-of-business apps that are developed in-house. The Store concept was originally developed to distribute and update Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps securely in Windows 10. But UWP never really took off with developers. And along with the demise of Windows 10 Mobile, UWP as a stand-alone development platform is considered by most to be dead in the water. The Store technologies have developed over time to reflect this reality. Win32 apps can now be packaged and distributed using the Store. Microsoft also replaced the original APPX installer technology with MSIX, which allows packages to be distributed from any source, including the web and Microsoft Store. For more information on MSIX, see Improve Windows Enterprise Application Deployment Reliability and Security using MSIX and MSIX Core Coming to Windows 7 and 8.1 in December, Plus New Features on the Horizon on Petri. Last spring, Microsoft’s Corporate Vice President of the Windows Developer Platform Kevin Gallo told Foley: “The Store is about commerce. It’s another channel for distribution, but not the only way Windows 10 users will be able to get apps.” Now Foley is reporting that while Microsoft isn’t saying anything publicly at the moment, officials across various teams are trying to develop a new strategy. The web version of the Store is likely to remain but it’s not sure what will happen to the built-in Windows 10 Store app. But Foley says that it sounds as if the Microsoft Store for Business and Store for Education will be deprecated by June 30th, 2020. Although that doesn’t necessarily mean that customers with an investment in the Store won’t be able to keep using it for a limited period beyond that point. Gallo also told Foley that Microsoft is looking at ways to let users know which apps were recommended and trusted by Microsoft regardless of whether they come from the Store. “You can trust apps differently. They don’t need to be in the Store. People really just want to know if Microsoft considers an app good,” MSIX plus a trust model on Windows It sounds like Microsoft is working on a trust model for Windows apps. The model would allow users to download apps from any location and still be sure of their trustworthiness. Windows 10 App Installer, which first appeared in Windows 10 version 1803, allows APPX/MSIX applications distributed from a website or Intranet share to be automatically updated. Automatic updating is one of the main features of the Microsoft Store. Apps distributed via the Store don’t need to provide their own automatic update mechanism. Everything is handled by Windows. What does this mean for Windows 10 S Mode and Windows 10X? If Microsoft can provide a trust model that is equal to that today in the Store, there’s no reason why the Store can’t be disposed of in Windows 10 SKUs that are only permitted to download and install Store applications. The other supporting technology for installing and updating applications is already available separately as part of MSIX. The only open question is related to how organizations would control licensing. But I don’t believe that’s an insurmountable problem. Will anyone miss the Microsoft Store? If the consumer Microsoft Store also disappears in Windows 10, I don’t think anyone will miss it. More important is that Microsoft continues to invest in the technologies that are behind the Store to provide a secure, automated, and trustworthy way for users to obtain and maintain applications in Windows. More in Windows 10 August Patch Tuesday Updates Fix 121 Vulnerabilities and Improve Focus Assist Aug 10, 2022 | Laurent Giret Microsoft Brings Windows 11's Universal Print Capabilities to Windows 10 Aug 9, 2022 | Rabia Noureen Windows 11 to Add New Multi-App Kiosk Mode for IT Admins Jul 29, 2022 | Rabia Noureen Microsoft Retires Windows Information Protection in Favor of New Purview Service Jul 22, 2022 | Rabia Noureen How to Use the Icacls Command to Manage File Permissions Jul 20, 2022 | Michael Reinders July Patch Tuesday Updates Fix 84 Vulnerabilities and LDAP Gets TLS 1.3 Jul 13, 2022 | Laurent Giret Most popular on petri
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My name is Todd Pritchard and I am the Chief of Medical Rescue Team South (MRTSA), the emergency medical service for Mt Lebanon and several other communities in the South Hills. Annually, MRTSA responds to more than 9,000 requests for assistance with close to half of those calls from Mt Lebanon. MRTSA has a staff of 45 full-time and part-time paramedics and emergency medical technicians and operates from stations in Mt Lebanon, Green Tree and Whitehall. In this installment, as winter approaches, I would like to take the opportunity to discuss a serious life-threatening situation that is preventable: carbon monoxide poisoning, also known as the silent killer. In the winter of 2013-14, MRTSA responded to several calls that involved individuals being exposed to high levels of carbon monoxide in their homes. The Center for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that carbon monoxide poisoning claims 400 lives annually and causes more than 20,000 trips to the emergency department. Several regional tragedies resulted from carbon monoxide exposure. Unfortunately, the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning are often mistaken for the flu. I am going to talk about how poisonings can be prevented, and how our paramedics respond to carbon monoxide incidents. What is carbon monoxide? Carbon monoxide, often referred to as CO, is a colorless and odorless gas that is poisonous to humans. It is produced by the incomplete combustion of fossil fuels. Natural gas, gasoline, diesel fuel and wood all produce carbon monoxide when burned. CO is always present in trace amounts, produced by cars, industry, and other daily activities but the risk becomes much greater during the winter months as home furnaces and boilers are in use for heating homes and offices. Faulty or improperly maintained furnaces can be a common cause of carbon monoxide poisoning. Furnace problems such as a clogged flue or a cracked heat exchanger can allow CO to enter into the living space of a home rather than being properly vented. Other alternative or supplementary heating devices such as propane space heaters and wood stoves will produce CO and must be properly vented to assure safe use. Automobile exhaust is another common source. In winter, some people start their cars in the garage to allow them to warm up, causing car exhaust to enter the living area. MRTSA has responded to several calls in the last several years due to cars accidentally left running in the garage for long periods of time when their owners became distracted and forgot they were running. In those cases, the residents became sick. The signs and symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning can be subtle and are often mistaken for the flu. The severity of the symptoms is related to the concentration of the carbon monoxide in the air and the length of the exposure. Longer exposure to a higher concentration of carbon monoxide will lead to more severe illness. Frequently noted symptoms include: headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness and weakness. In more severe cases the symptoms will include impaired judgment, loss of coordination, difficulty walking and eventually seizure and death. But the illness and risk of death is preventable. MRTSA strongly encourages the use of a carbon monoxide detector in your residence. The devices are readily available at home improvement and hardware stores are well as many other outlets or can be purchased on line. The detectors measure the level of carbon monoxide in the air of and will generate an alarm if is too high, similar to the way the smoke detector works. Have your furnace inspected annually by a trained professional and find the problem before it happens. Have chimneys for fireplaces cleaned and inspected. Don’t leave a running vehicle in the garage to warm up. And always follow the instructions provided for the proper venting of supplemental heating devices such as portable propane heaters. Most importantly, if you suspect a problem or if your carbon monoxide detector starts to alarm, call 911 and follow the instructions provided by the 911 operator. The fire department will respond to determine if you do have a problem and our paramedics will respond if any illness is reported. All of our ambulances are equipped with a small carbon monoxide meter attached to our jump kit, a piece of medical equipment we carry into all calls. Because the symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning can mimic the flu, this detector serves as a diagnostic tool as well as a warning device to assure the safety of our staff. The treatment for carbon monoxide poisoning in the pre-hospital setting starts with moving the patient to fresh air. Patients experiencing symptoms will be given oxygen and any other supportive treatment necessary. Transport to the hospital will always be recommended for anyone experiencing symptoms from carbon monoxide exposure. Please take the steps necessary to assure a tragedy doesn’t occur in your house. Buy a CO detector today and make sure your furnace is properly maintained. Visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention at http://www.cdc.gov/co for additional information. The Mt. Lebanon Fire Department is also an excellent source of information.
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Images Depict Mature Plants Croton Petra Plants for Sale Online Croton Petra Plants have brightly colored foliage that does well in bright, direct light and likes to stay moist. Crotons are easy to grow indoor houseplants, and they can be moved outside in warmer weather and give a tropical feel to patios, decks, and pools. Croton petra adds a bright, colorful look to spaces indoors and outside. It does best in bright indirect to direct light. Croton's grows upright, and in their native habitat become small woody shrubs or hedges. The orange, red, and yellow foliage brings personality and lightens indoor spaces. With a naturally compact habit, Croton petra can be pruned to encourage branching. These bold plants perform well indoors or outside during the warmer months. Croton petra does best if given lots of light, high humidity, and not being allowed to dry out completely. This eye-catching plant keeps its brightly colored foliage as it continues to grow upwards. Croton petra does well if kept as a tropical and allowed to vacation outdoors for the summer in part to full sun, they can be brought indoors and given bright, direct light all winter. |Mature Height:||6 to 8 Feet| |Mature Width:||4 to 5 Feet| |Sunlight:||Bright, direct light to full sun| |Flower Color:||White, does not flower indoors| |Foliage:||Deep, rich colors appear on stiff, upright facing leaves| |Soil Condition:||Potting mix with sand added| |Water Requirements:||Likes to stay consistently moist| |Uses:||Attractive plant to add bold color indoors| How to Care for Croton Petra Before you buy a Croton Petra Plant, make sure to read about the recommended care instructions to keep this plant healthy and thriving. What is the best soil for Croton petra? The best soil for Croton petra is a well balanced mix of peat moss, perlite and vermiculite that dries some between watering but takes a long time to compact. Typically, any reputable potting mix will work well and includes those ingredients. Adding a granular, slow release fertilizer while planting is a good way to help the plant thrive in the transplanting transition. Croton does like a well draining soil, sometimes adding sand to the potting mix or using a cactus soil mix helps to prevent overwatering. What is the best light for Croton petra? Variegated Ficus benjamina Plants require bright, direct light for several hours in a day. A western or southern window provides enough light to keep these trees happy. Outdoors, the trees can handle full sun to part shade. Any change in light conditions will cause weeping figs to drop their leaves which are quickly replaced with new leaves. How often do I water Croton petra? Croton petra should be watered relatively frequently, as the plants like to stay moist. They don't like to sit in water or dry out too much. The easiest way to tell if a plant needs to be watered is by the weight of the container. If the container is very heavy and the foliage is upright, chances are good the plant doesn't need water, whereas a light container and limp foliage means the plant needs some water. Sometimes, water pours out of the container without being retained by the soil. Soaking the dry soil in a small dish or saucer can be a useful way to solve this problem. It is important not to water the foliage of these plants, or to over-water them as this will lead to plant death. If you're unsure, it is always better to let the plant go dry instead of drenching it with water. Moisture meters are another easy way to tell if plants need to be watered, and usually come with a guide to indicate what number or level of moisture different plants require. How do I fertilize Croton petra? Indoor houseplant fertilizers fall into two groups: water soluble, liquid quick release, and granular, slow release fertilizers. Jack's Classic Indoor plant food works well as a powder, quick release fertilizer that is mixed with water to quickly provide nutrients to a plant that has been in a container for an extended time. Osmocote Indoor/Outdoor is an option as a granular, slow release fertilizer that can be applied while potting and planting. Any type of fertilizer offers nutrients that help plants with the transition to a new environment. Any of these fertilizers will work well for Croton.
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Koen de Roo Business involvement in human rights violations as laid bare by cases such as the 2013 collapse of the Rana Plaza – a building housing clothing factories situated in Bangladesh’s capital Dhaka – has led to the introduction of several legal and non-legal mechanisms which aim to enforce corporate responsibility to respect human rights. The most recent step in integrating this responsibility in corporate governance regulation is included in the European Union Directive on non-financial disclosure (the ‘Directive’). The Directive contains the obligation for large companies (>500 employees) to describe policies, outcomes and principal risks related to human rights matters in their management reports. Worldwide awareness of the responsibility companies have to respect human rights was created when the United Nations published its ‘Protect, Respect and Remedy framework’, or Ruggie framework (after professor John G. Ruggie, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard), in 2008. In 2011, this framework was substantiated by the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, providing companies with general guidelines on human rights involvement. With the new regime set out in the European Union’s directive on non-financial disclosure, the EU appears to have made a significant step toward operationalising the Ruggie principles. It does however contain considerable lacunas which require filling before the implementation deadline of 2017. In a recent publication in the journal European Company Law, I aim to answer the question of what role the Directive can play in human rights reporting by European transnationally active companies. I discuss the desirability of mandatory reporting as a regulatory tool, covering the limitations of voluntary reporting in the light of Ronald Coase’s theory of social cost, and the manner in which a mandatory reporting regime could function in view of current market conditions. These conditions chiefly consist of the rise of social responsibility of private actors in the equity markets (socially responsible investing) and the debt markets (following the recent entry into force of the renewed ‘Equator Principles’ for financial institutions), as well as the increase of human rights oriented clauses in public procurement and business-to-business contracting. The way the interaction of a mandatory reporting regime and the activity of socially responsible private actors can lead to effective enforcement of the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (‘UNGP’) depends largely on two processes which take place in companies, namely internal due diligence and mutual learning. The Ruggie framework defines due diligence as ‘the steps a company must take to become aware of, prevent and address adverse human rights impacts’. This requires companies to acquire country-by-country information on human rights conduct, to analyse business practice and policy carried out by the company, as well as to refrain from contributing to, or keeping in place of activities carried out in its supply-chain which infringe or pose the risk of infringing human rights. The resulting human rights reporting, in turn, provides other companies with valuable information about the way in which competitors fulfil their responsibility, creating the foundation for mutual learning. An oft-stated downside of the UN Guiding Principles is their generic character which causes them to provide insufficient guidance to facilitate useful and comparable reports. However, an initiative by Shift, a non-profit organisation chaired by professor Ruggie, and accounting firm Mazars, could prove likely to fill the gaps which resulted from the open-endedness of the Ruggie principles. The Shift/Mazars project consists of two pillars: the creation of a UNGP reporting framework (published in February 2015) and a corresponding assurance framework (planned to be finalised in 2016). These frameworks can resolve key issues formerly considered inherent to the UNGP: they provide a practical substantiation of the principles, they can diminish the lack of comparability among human rights reports and they can enhance reporting reliability. Together, this could render the UNGP the most practicable standard worldwide for human rights reporting. At first glance, the EU Directive appears to allow for integration of these frameworks for business and human rights reporting into corporate governance regulation throughout Europe. According to the European Commission, the regime will cover approximately 6,000 large companies and groups across the EU. Nonetheless, the Directive contains a number of salient aspects suggesting the positive effects it aims to achieve could be limited. The main weaknesses being (i) a lack of harmonization regarding integrated reporting and assurance, and (ii) an excess of possibilities for companies to deviate from reporting requirements. Since its harmonization efforts do not cover integrated reporting and third-party assurance, the Directive falls short in facilitating comparability and reliability of human rights reporting. Also, the leeway it gives for withholding information on related parties’ conduct in the company’s supply chain is an undesirable regulatory gap. Finally, in the light of the existing and functional frameworks, companies are given too much flexibility in their choice of framework. Despite the opportunities the EU has lamentably missed, there are possibilities for improvement at a member state level. Third-party assurance and integrated reporting can be included in national legislation, rules on supply-chain disclosure can be substantiated in national implementation processes, and prescription of the United Nations reporting framework can be included in national corporate governance codes. If these steps are taken by the member states, the Directive could play a pivotal role in the enforcement of the corporate responsibility to respect human rights. The article ‘The Role of the EU Directive on Non-financial Disclosure in Human Rights Reporting’ is available at http://ssrn.com/abstract=2659519. LLB (Maastricht), LLM (VU Amsterdam), LLM (Lond), PhD candidate, Zuidas Institute for Company Law and Financial Law, VU University Amsterdam. KHM de Roo, ‘The Role of the EU Directive on Non-financial Disclosure in Human Rights Reporting’, (2015) 12(6) European Company Law 278.
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“I’ve been looking at this 1.494 carat, I-color, VS-1 clarity, hearts and arrows diamond from Brian Gavin for a couple of weeks, but honestly was hoping to find something similar from my local jeweler, because the idea of buying a diamond online kind of freaks me out; but my local jeweler has not been able to provide any hearts and arrows diamonds for me to consider. The other day he told me that lots of people do not like hearts and arrows diamonds, because there is too much contrast between the arrows pattern and other sections of the diamond, but everything I read about them online seems to indicate that it is the contrast created by the hearts and arrows pattern that makes the diamonds so beautiful, so I don’t know what to think… do you know anybody who does not like hearts and arrows diamonds?” The rarity of diamonds weighing between 1.40 – 1.49 carats: A lot of people don’t realize how rare it is to find diamonds of exceptional cut quality and ideal proportions within the range of 1.40 – 1.49 carats, they happen to be extremely rare because the price increase that occurs in the price per carat of diamonds weighing between 1.49 – 1.50 carats makes it more profitable to produce a diamond weighing more than 1.50 carats that is only very good in cut quality, than it is to produce a diamond weighing less than 1.50 carats that is cut as precisely as the 1.494 carat, I-color, VS-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature hearts and arrows diamond that you are considering… which is why I wouldn’t wait too long to purchase it! The benefit of hearts and arrows patterns in round diamonds: I would venture to say that the majority of retail jewelers and diamond dealers do not fully understand the concept of hearts and arrows patterns in round brilliant cut diamonds, the majority of them certainly would not be able to explain how the patterns of hearts and arrows are created, which is explained thoroughly by Brian Gavin on a web site that is dedicated to teaching the diamond industry how to grade hearts and arrows diamonds. Brian Gavin is one of the foremost experts on how to cut hearts and arrows diamonds, and on the factors that must be taken into account when grading hearts and arrows diamonds; his expertise is sought out by professionals in the diamond industry on a regular basis. The reason why a crisp and complete pattern of hearts and arrows is a critical component of a round brilliant ideal cut diamond, is because the higher degree of optical symmetry that is necessary to create the pattern of hearts and arrows, results in a higher number of virtual facets, which are larger in size, and which create flashes of light known as sparkle, that will be bolder and brighter in intensity than would be created in a round brilliant cut diamond with the same proportions, but which lacks the same degree of optical symmetry. So this 1.494 carat, I-color, VS-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature hearts and arrows diamond is likely to outperform anything your local jeweler can show you. And one of the reasons why this diamond is likely to outperform any of the standard round ideal cut diamonds that your local jeweler is offering you, which do not exhibit crisp and complete patterns of hearts and arrows, is because the diamond will exhibit a higher degree of static contrast. Why is static contrast in a round diamond important? The benefit of high levels of static contrast in a diamond, is that the difference between the light and dark sections of the diamond, will be interpreted by our eyes as sparkle, even when the diamond is being viewed in lighting conditions where it is likely to sparkle very little, such as under the fluorescent lighting that is used in so many office environments. The odds are that if you were to look at the average round brilliant cut diamond under fluorescent lighting, that it would look kind of flat and lifeless; the sparkle factor will be a bit better with a standard ideal cut diamond, but only if the diamond cutter managed to partition the upper and lower portions of the diamond properly with roughly 15% of the diamond being dedicated to the crown section of the diamond and 43% being attributed to the lower or pavilion section of the diamond; but the diamond with the highest level of visual performance will be the round brilliant ideal cut diamond which is properly proportioned, and which exhibits the highest level of optical symmetry. The most effective way to judge the optical symmetry of a round brilliant cut diamond, is to view the diamond while unmounted through a hearts and arrows viewer, which will enable you to determine whether the diamond exhibits a pattern of hearts and arrows, and the degree of consistency and precision of the hearts, in comparison to the grading standards explained on the hearts and arrows pattern grading web site created by Brian Gavin. Another tool that we use to judge diamond cut quality is an Ideal Scope, and this is what we used to capture the image of the diamond that appears in red above. An Ideal Scope enables us to not only judge the degree of static contrast exhibited by a diamond, but also provides insight into the degree to which a diamond is leaking light (they all leak a little bit) and in this particular instance, we’re able to see that the 1.494 carat, I-color, VS-1 clarity, Brian Gavin Signature hearts and arrows diamond is cut for maximum light return. The only way to ensure that the round brilliant cut diamonds being offered by your local jeweler are comparable to a Brian Gavin Signature hearts and arrows diamond, is to limit the options to those which are graded by the American Gem Society Laboratory (AGSL) with an overall cut grade of AGS Ideal-0; with an ASET image that exhibits a high degree of red, with only a little bit of green, and an arrows pattern which is blue; and then examine the diamond through a hearts and arrows viewer and an Ideal Scope to judge the degree of optical symmetry.
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USDA buying food from US farmers as food pantries struggle CHAMPAIGN, Ill. (AP) — When patrons of the food pantry at Harmony Community Baptist Church walk into the basement on Wednesday mornings, many are overwhelmed by the quality and quantity of the food they receive. “You’ve got the vegetables, you’ve got the fruits, you’ve got white potatoes,” said Michael Taylor, a resident who’s been coming to the pantry in Chicago’s west side Lawndale neighborhood for nearly a year. “And you’ve got the main course — the meat. It doesn’t get better than this.” Taylor said it feels good to be able to provide fresh milk and balanced meals for his kids. Since the USDA began buying meat, produce and dairy from U.S. farmers last fall, the food people receive from food pantries has been more fresh and more nutritious. But it’s also presented challenges for those who get the food from growers fields to the dinner tables that need it across the country. The first round of the USDA’s Trade Mitigation food purchase and distribution program was announced in August 2018, as a way of helping farmers hurt by the ongoing trade disputes with China, Mexico and other countries. As of June 12, the agency purchased $748 million of the promised $1.2 billion in food from U.S. producers, according to the USDA’s Agricultural Marketing Service. An agency spokesperson said the remaining $450 million will be completed by January of 2020. The agency has promised an additional $1.3 billion in food purchases, but has not laid out a timeline for the additional buys. The majority of the food purchased through the USDA’s trade mitigation plan is destined for food banks and pantries, through The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP). Some food may also be made available to The National School Lunch Program, the Commodity Supplemental Food Program, which primarily delivers food to elderly Americans and the Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations. TEFAP has distributed an average of $540 million dollars’ worth of food each year since 2014. Adding the food purchased through the two trade mitigation programs will increase the annual average fivefold. The National School Lunch Program has purchased an average of $1.3 billion a year since 2014. Greg Trotter, the senior manager of public relations at the Greater Chicago Food Depository, said the organization received nearly double the food it normally received from the USDA in a year. The depository has received 22 million pounds of food from the USDA, up from 12 million pounds in 2018. “We’ve been just swimming in milk and apples this year. We’ve got boxes of apples up to the ceiling in our coolers,” said Trotter. “It’s definitely been a challenge, logistically, both for us and our partner agencies. But we still feel like it’s a net positive, on the whole.” Odice Anderson, one of the volunteers at Harmony Community Baptist Church, said for many of their patrons, the additional food has had other benefits. He remembers one woman’s reaction to the extra food. “She stood and cried and told her kids how much of a blessing it was. She said, ‘this month, we’ll pay the light bill.’” But getting that additional food home can present its own challenges. Diane Carioscio, food pantry coordinator at Harmony Community Baptist Church, said many patrons use public transportation to get to the pantry. Some have even turned down extra food, because getting it home on a train just isn’t feasible. “We had this one woman come through. The whole way she was like, ‘What a blessing, what a blessing! I’ve never gotten this much food before,’” said Carioscio. But an hour later, she said the woman was still outside, waiting on a ride. “She was in tears. She said, ‘I can’t get this home.’ She physically couldn’t get it,” said Carioscio. One of the volunteers helped her to the train, but the woman still had to get off the train and home. “We think of ourselves as the last mile, but sometimes they have a full mile to go, walking.” Ted Schroeder, an agricultural economist at Kansas State University said that, even though these purchases are not intended to displace food normally be purchased for government programs, it may be offsetting other food items for hungry Americans. “We aren’t simply eating more,” said Schroeder. “It’s just going to displace other food.” USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service said in an email that the trade mitigation purchases are not intended to replace normal food orders. “Many of the foods being offered under trade mitigation are not foods that USDA would normally offer through the Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP),” said a Food and Nutrition Service representative. Taylor said before the USDA was delivering meat and produce, he would take more beans and rice to keep his family fed. Trotter said the Greater Chicago Food Depository has expanded its cold storage in recent years, but it’s still had to rely on off-site storage for the USDA’s food deliveries. He worries that smaller food banks won’t be able to handle the influx of perishable food. Carioscio said the meat and milk have to be handed out the same day they’re delivered. They just don’t have the room to store it in the church’s basement. “If we have two crock pots on in the kitchen, we blow the circuit. So bringing in a large refrigerator to handle this just isn’t feasible,” she said. Trotter said his group recommended changes to the USDA on how they deliver the food. While it may be easier for the agency to deliver full gallons of milk, for the people who need the food, half gallons are more manageable. Food Depository officials also recommended the USDA order applesauce instead of fresh apples, so pantries can keep them longer without worrying about spoilage. “There are times where we’ve gotten three truckloads of apples in one week,” said Trotter. “Thirty-five thousand pounds of apples, and it’s not expected. When you add something like that to regular operations, it’s challenging.” Trotter said the Food Depository has been working with the USDA to get more notice before deliveries as well. As the agency has doubled the amount of food it plans to buy from farmers, food banks will be receiving a surplus of food for at least another year, even if trade deals are reached. He hopes the USDA will take feedback from food pantries and distribution centers and improve future deliveries. “There could be lessons learned on both sides,” said Trotter. “It could be good for farmers and food banks.”
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Are you looking to install an aquarium at home to help bring more life to your house? Setting up a fish tank can be very exciting. Once it is ready to set up, you can drop in some fish and watch them go right to it eating, swimming, and interacting. But, there is a lot more to aquarium care than that especially if you want your fish tank to be low maintenance. If you’re interested in getting into aquarium care, but don’t have the time or resources to maintain a large tank, this article is for you. Read on for our ultimate guide on low maintenance aquarium care! Consider the Type of Fish If you want a low-maintenance aquarium, consider the type of fish you get. Some fish are more high-maintenance than others. For example, goldfish need more care than bettas. Goldfish need to be in an aquarium with a tank filter and regular water changes and they also need to feed more often than bettas. Betas are low-maintenance that can live in a small bowl with no filter. They only need to feed once a day and their water only needs to be changed every week or so. Muscleman Moving can help you find the right fish you’ve been looking for. Feed Your Fish the Right Food When you purchase quality fish food, you are not only providing your fish with the nutrition they need to stay healthy, but you are also saving money in the long run. Fish that are well-fed are less likely to get sick, which means you will save money on vet bills and medications. In addition, healthy fish live longer, so you won’t have to replace them as often. So, if you want to save money, be sure to feed your fish the right food! Perform Regular Water Change Aquarium maintenance includes water change to keep your fish healthy and happy. Every week, you should change between 10 to 15 percent of the water. More if you have a lot of fish or if your aquarium is new. To do a water change, you will need to gather your materials. You will need a bucket, an aquarium vacuum, and fresh water. It is important to use freshly treated water when doing a water change. You can use a water conditioner to remove chlorine and other chemicals from the water. Then, turn off all filters and aerators. Using the aquarium vacuum, remove all the dirt and debris from the bottom of the tank. Clean the Gravel and Decorations One of the main reasons you need to clean the gravel and decorations of your aquarium is to remove excess food and waste. If this waste is left behind, it will decompose and release toxins into the water. This can cause serious health problems for your fish and make your aquarium look dirty. So, why do you save money by keeping the gravel and decorations of your aquarium clean? It’s simple – by taking care of your aquarium, you’ll save money in the long run by avoiding costly repairs or replacing fish. Ready to Acquire Low Maintenance Aquarium? A low maintenance aquarium is perfect for anyone who wants to enjoy the beauty of underwater life without having to put in a lot of time and effort. These aquariums are easy to set up and maintain, and they can be a great addition to any home. Did you enjoy this article on the ultimate low-maintenance aquarium care guide? If so, please keep reading for more informative home and garden content.
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Today we’d like to introduce you to Julie Kornblum. Hi Julie, we’d love for you to start by introducing yourself. I was 20 when I arrived in Los Angeles, I had not gone to college, and I had little work experience. Through high school, I had been an avid sewist, though we didn’t have that word for it. Sewing and garment construction were my greatest skill sets, leading to work in the garment district, which lead me to the Fashion Design program at Los Angeles Trade Technical College. I worked as a pattern maker and later taught sewing and pattern making at Otis College of Art and Design. By the time I went back to school to complete my BA degree, I was married with two children, and I went part-time. 51% of students at Cal State Northridge at the time were considered “non-traditional students.” My kids were six months and three years old when I transferred from Pierce College to CSUN. At my graduation, they were 10 and 12 years old. My BA is in Art with a concentration in Textile and Fabric Art. Alright, so let’s dig a little deeper into the story – has it been an easy path overall and if not, what were the challenges you’ve had to overcome? Going to school while raising young children was a challenge, but I definitely had lots of help and support from my wonderful husband and others. As you know, we’re big fans of you and your work. For our readers who might not be as familiar what can you tell them about what you do? My work is considered contemporary fiber art or mixed media. I update ancient arts and crafts to address the plastic pollution crisis. I weave, knit, crochet, and make baskets from the stuff we all throw away: disposable packaging, abandoned plastic objects, and industrial surplus. I use copper wire from the electronics recycling yard. I have gathered boxes of audio and video cassette tapes, picked up broken hubcaps and five-gallon-container lids from gutters and sidewalks. These materials did not exist physically nor conceptually until the latter half of the 20th century. Physically, they are by-products of industrialization. Conceptually, the notions of one-time-use, disposability, and surplus are modern inventions. My awareness of these issues grew while I was an art student at California State University Northridge. I began to discover there are literally tons of waste material around, at the same time, I was developing my body of work in basketry and weaving. I am continually reminded that many people do not want to just throw stuff in the trash, and they love to give it away to someone who will use it. At CSUN, we had lots of wonderful yarns and other things that people had donated for students to use. I love the concept of combining some of the oldest handcrafting processes with the surplus of some of the newest industrial by-products. Historically, these ancient arts were utterly essential throughout human society. Textiles and baskets pre-date the making of glass and ceramics. They were our containers and fasteners for tens of thousands of years. Now they are not so necessary, just like the heaps of (plastic) materials we have developed to replace things like baskets and textiles. This intersection of New-Yet-Disposable and Ancient-But-Not-Obsolete is at the core of my work. Are there any apps, books, podcasts, blogs or other resources you think our readers should check out? Book: Women’s Work, the First 20,000 Years; by Elizabeth Wayland Barber Podcasts: My Favorite Murder, Stuff You Should Know - Email: firstname.lastname@example.org - Website: Juliekornblum.com - Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/juliekornblumstudio/ - Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JulieKornblumStudio Julie Kornblum Thomas Cox
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The construction with normal components is easy to manage. If you use ICs it is more difficult. The Islander has a diameter of about 5 mm. Normaly you need a socket with long pins because the IC pins have a distance of 2.54 mm. It works however well, if one arranges the pads shifted. Step 1: Use the NJ Islander and create a board like on the picture on the right. Attention! The next step is a little bit difficulty. You can bent an IC pin only once (maximal twice). Then the pin will break. Step 2: Bent the thin part of pin no. 1 and 3 and 5 etc. in 90°. The thin part comes now parallel to the board. Cut the thin part of these pins until a rest of about 2.54 mm (0.1 inch). Bent the whole pin no. 2 and 4 and 6 etc. in 45°. Bent the thin part of these pins in the middle in 45°. The end of the pins comes now parallel to the board. Step 3: Solder the IC on the cutted board. The result looks like the following picture. Note: These picture was a test version on a sheet with circles instead of the cutted pads.
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When it comes to office waste, the amount that everyone together will generate is staggering. While there are many companies who want to have a paperless office, there are still a lot of recyclable items that get left behind and should be recycled rather than thrown away. Many companies are looking for some of the new methods they can use to help deal with all these recyclable materials and make sure they are renewed rather than thrown out. But starting a new recycling program is sometimes a challenge and getting everyone on board is not a guarantee. If you are interested in getting your own recycling program going, some of the steps that you need to use include: 1. Easy to Reach Recycling Bins One way that you can increase the amount of recycling that happens with your business is to add more recycling bins and make it as easy as possible for your employees to get the work done. Consider making recycling more accessible for your colleagues so that it becomes more of an instinct rather than walking all the way through the office to use the office bin. With some plastic and paper collection points right at the end of the rows of desks, recycling will be easier and faster than ever before. The easier you can make recycling for those in the office, the more likely they are to do the work. When they barely have to work that much to do the recycling, then it is easier to get them involved to do it. 2. Use Smaller Trash Bins This one may not always be possible, but when it is, you can try to swap out some of the larger trash bins on the property and change them into a more modest option instead. In return, make the recycling bins a bit larger and ensure they have a prominent place in the office as well. Researchers have found that using a smaller general waste bin is going to help increase office recycling by 20%. By making the size of the trash less, you can increase recycling and make it more common in the workplace. Another thing to try is to label the general waste bin with a landfill kind of sign. This will catch the eyes of your employees, which will make them think twice about which of the two bins they will be able to use when getting rid of something. 3. Zero to Landfill Competitions Have a little competition and see how much recycling will go up with your business. One way to do this is to do a competition for zero to landfill. When you do this, each department or team will work together to see how much they can minimize the general waste that they do throughout the week or month. At the end of the timeframe that you determine, the team that has the fewest bags or the lowest waste weight will be the team that wins. These are great competitions to use with all of your business. It provides some real engagement and provides lots of chances to send out reminders about what employees are able to recycle or not recycle. You will also find that these competitions are great to stimulate innovation and you may be surprised at how inventive the teams will be when they look to increase their recycling and reduce the amount of waste that they use. When you keep an eye on some of the trends, these can be used as inspiration for your next recycling campaign. 4. Bring Out the Arts and Crafts When you bring out the arts and crafts and make some posters to promote recycling, this can be a good way to help highlight how important recycling can be. One way that you would use the posters is to show which bin your employees should use for recycling. You can also use posters that tell more facts about recycling. This can really help employees understand some of the broader implications of their actions when they choose to recycle or to throw something out. You may choose to use displays to help highlight some of the recycling statistics as they relate to your office or your business. This will ensure that employees know how much you value all of their efforts. 5. Encourage Litterless Lunches Another method to use is to ask employees to reduce the amount of litter that they have with their lunches. It is surprising how much litter can come with a packed lunch. If they bring a brown paper bag, then this can be thrown out. Using plastic bags can cause the same issue and any packaging around the food will all need to be thrown out. This does not mean your employees are not able to bring lunch, they can just think more about what they bring into the office. Using a reusable lunch bag (which you can consider providing to new employees as a welcome gift), and Tupperware can make a difference in how much waste comes in. Ask your employees to be more mindful about what they bring into the office. Turn this into an initiative that everyone can follow when they are ready to have their lunch break too. Recycling In Your Business When it comes to adding recycling to your business, you need to use the right steps to make this easier. The easier you can make recycling for your employees, the more you will see them recycle. Finding the right method that works for your company will take some time, but it can be worth it in the long run. There are so many benefits out there when it comes to recycling and you may want to help the environment or save on waste costs down the road. When you are ready to implement your own recycling program in the office, use some of the steps above to make this a bit easier.
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Managing traffic in a large city has become a topic of great interest in both politics and science. The costs of poor traffic management have been quantified as losses equal to millions of dollars, not counting the unquantifiable value of the time that a person loses in traffic jams. Intelligent transport systems (ITS) offer a set of innovative solutions specific to the management of different modes of transport. This article focuses on the development of an ITS for the city of Quito that allows smart decisionmaking to direct heavy haul transporters that want to enter the city via one of its main access routes. Technologies such as Sensor Web Enablement (SWE), in association with the Message Queuing Telemetry Transport (MQTT) communication protocol, facilitate the development of a vehicular management platform/system capable of sending notifications in real-time and issuing instructions to drivers regarding traffic delays along routes, average speeds, etc. The system supports a network of heterogeneous sensors accessible through the web. It can integrate any device that uses HTTP protocol. Time interval and location range testing have been undertaken to refine the accuracy of the system and make it adaptable to any geographic situation. The system allows communicate with the server through MQTT or through web services, using technologies such as: MongoDB and GeoJSON. One of the most relevant results is that the degree of accuracy of the system is within appropriate ranges when compared to commercial applications such as Google Maps and Waze. |Number of pages||13| |Journal||International Journal on Advanced Science, Engineering and Information Technology| |Publication status||Published - 1 Jan 2020| - Intelligent transport system - Internet of things - Message queue telemetry transport - Sensor web enablement
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200 bar is sufficient for all “normal” tasks you can imagine. However, if you plan to cut things with a pressure washer, you should look for even higher pressures. However, if we may be honest, most people do not need a pressure washer with 200 bar or more. But why do so many people look for pressure washers that have 200 bar or even more? The reason is actually quite simple: If you have already had experience with a low-priced pressure washer with 120 bar or more pressure and it did not provide the desired cleaning performance, you would logically want a pressure washer with more “power”, i.e. more pressure. However, most low-priced pressure washers have a very low litre output per hour, which has a much greater influence on the cleaning performance than the pressure. If you have not found a pressure washer with 200 bar or more that suits you, you can also take a look at our recommended 180 bar pressure washers. Tasks for a pressure washer with 200 bar: 10 Best Pressure Washers 200 Bar What does the working pressure mean? Normally, pressure washers are always specified with their maximum pressure. This value indicates the maximum possible pressure that can be reached by the pressure washer in certain scenarios. However, the maximum pressure does not correspond to the realistic value, but is rather a pressure peak that can occur in the device. The actual pressure is indicated as the working pressure. Unfortunately, this is not specified by all manufacturers, which is why we can only ever give the maximum value in our tables. The working pressure is about 10 to 20% below the maximum pressure. If you want to know more about this, you can read it here: Pressure washer how much bar What litre capacity should a pressure washer have? A pressure washer with 200 bar should have a capacity of at least 500 litres per hour or even more. If a pressure washer with 200 bar has too little litre capacity, only water vapour will come out of the nozzle after a certain distance. How much does a 200 bar pressure washer cost? The cost of a 200 bar pressure washer depends on the product itself. For example, there are some inexpensive petrol-driven pressure washers for a few hundred pounds and some professional pressure washers for several thousand pounds. In addition, the equipment of the pressure washer is extremely important. For example, devices with a hot water function are only available from £1000 and upwards. We recommend that you budget at least £500 for a good device. What is a pressure washer with 200 bar not suitable for? If the pressure of the pressure washer can be regulated well, you can basically clean everything with it. However, if it has no or very poor pressure regulation, you must never use it to clean sensitive surfaces. You could also reduce the pressure by increasing the distance to the surface, but at 200 bar this is more like playing with fire.
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If you've been recently then we'd love to hear from you. Our pages are maintained by Red Planetter users who have a passion for travel and using the best tools and data on the internet to help everyone find out in detail about places, trips and things they'd like to do when travelling. Have a look at the page contents and if you've something to add then please look for the drop box at the bottom of the page to let us know. You don't even need an account at Red Planet Travel to make submissions. Or why not join Red Planet Travel and contribute directly to this page with your information: You can gain Reputation Score and become a valued member of our community! Mosul...Iraq's second largest city, with just under 2 million residents. Mosul is a city whose name takes after its seasonal changes i.e. Um Al-Rabi'ain which when translated means the “city of two springs” in English. It is called so as its spring and autumn seasons are rather similar. It is on both banks of the Tigress river. 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The silver aircraft, displaying the familiar lines of history’s most legendary fighter, banked to land at the British colony of Singapore on New Year’s Day 1951. Switching off its engine, Group Captain Wilfred Duncan Smith may have reflected on the significance of the mission he had just led: The attack on Communist positions in Malaya was the last combat operation of a Royal Air Force Spitfire. Eleven years earlier, in a chapter as glorious as any in its tumultuous history, Britain stood alone against a cruel enemy and handed him his first defeat. To meet that challenge it fielded, just in time, barely enough of Supermarine’s magnificent fighters. To the British, the Spitfire was more than a machine. It was an icon — like the name itself, a symbol of the nation’s defiant stand against the Nazi juggernaut and a boost for the morale and spirit of its people. But the fighter nearly didn’t leave the drawing board, and its designer, a figure of almost Shakespearian triumph and tragedy, never saw it go into production. Twenty-five-year-old engineer Reginald J. Mitchell was appointed chief designer of Supermarine Aviation in 1920, and over the next 16 years would be responsible for 24 different aircraft — fighters, bombers and flying boats. Supermarine was one of the few British airplane manufacturers to make a profit during the Depression. It produced flying boats, elegant airborne examples of the boat-builder’s craft, with fabric-covered wings, taut bracing wires and varnished mahogany hulls. One, the luxury Air Yacht, allowed the wealthy to“cruise” between Mediterranean resorts. The more utilitarian Walrus amphibian would rescue many airmen from the sea in World War II. Mitchell developed Supermarine’s wartime N60 into the Sea Lion, at 150 mph faster than many fighters, to win the 1922 Schneider Trophy flying boat race, which was fortuitous. Italy had won the two previous events, and a country winning three times in succession would possess the trophy in perpetuity, which would have meant the end of the races and likely precluded the Spitfire’s development. Recommended for you America’s 1923 success with Curtiss CR-3 Navy racers convinced Mitchell that future winners would not be flying boats but floatplanes, with stressed-skin monocoque construction instead of fabric-covered tube frames. His S4 monoplane was a quantum advance, with cantilever wings and a 700-hp, 12-cylinder Napier Lion engine. U.S. Army Air Service Lieutenant Jimmy Doolittle, later to lead the famous April 1942 raid on Japan, won in 1925 (the races were now held in odd-numbered years). But Mitchell’s S5 and S6 triumphed in 1927 and 1929. The S6, powered by a Rolls-Royce R engine, began a relationship that would be crucial in future years. Faster and faster Victory in 1931 would gain the trophy forever for Britain, but, due to the Depression, the government withdrew support. Nor could Supermarine afford to fund a new racer — a devastating blow to Mitchell and his team. Lady Lucy Houston saved the day by donating £100,000 to underwrite the effort. RAF Flight Lt. John Boothman flew the S6B, its Rolls-Royce R developing a staggering 2,350 hp, to win at an average 340 mph over the seven-lap course. The second S6B later set a world air speed record of 407 mph, remarkable for an aircraft carrying huge floats when the fastest fighters of the day could only reach about 250 mph. In little more than a decade, the stimulus the races gave to aircraft and engine technology had resulted in speeds leaping from not much faster than express trains to well over half the speed of sound. After the exhilarating years of races and records, Supermarine continued building flying boats but encouraged Mitchell’s team, which had designed every British Schneider Trophy winner and had more experience in high-speed flight than anyone else, to compete for the RAF’s new fighter designs. Air Ministry officials still favored open-cockpit biplanes and, since most RAF airfields were grass, insisted on low landing speeds. Mitchell set out to convince them that multi-gun, high-speed monoplane fighters would be crucial in a future war. Supermarine was now part of Vickers-Armstrongs, a giant engineering and armament company. Chairman Sir Robert McLean gave the go-ahead for a private venture, a plucky decision during the Depression. In late 1934, some enlightened Air Ministry personnel authorized £10,000 to help fund construction of a prototype to meet specification F.37/34’s 275-mph requirement. The resulting Type 300 exceeded it by more than 60 mph. Meanwhile, Mitchell was facing a personal crisis. Two years earlier he had had surgery for colon cancer, almost dying on the operating table. The grim prognosis would have induced most men to slow down, or even retire. But while convalescing in Europe, he met some Luftwaffe pilots, witnessed Germany’s rearmament and belligerent leaders, and returned home convinced that war was inevitable. This plus the knowledge that his time was short galvanized him into even greater exertion. Departing from the ministry’s specifications freed Mitchell from design constraints. The narrow-angle V12 Rolls-Royce Merlin allowed a slim, monocoque fuselage. Mitchell insisted on the wings being as thin and as strong as possible, with low drag, superior maneuverability, mild stall characteristics and high-speed capability — an apparent engineering conundrum that even the brilliant Willy Messerschmitt never solved. The resulting double-ellipse shape, largely the work of Beverley Shenstone, with a main spar of hollow sections slotted into each other, was exceptionally strong and had a low loading of 26 pounds per square foot. The Messerschmitt Me-109’s was closer to 40 psf, allowing the Spit to outturn it — a critical factor in a dogfight. Despite their thinness, the wings could house eight .303-inch machine guns (later four 20mm cannons), ammunition belts, undercarriage, coolant and oil radiators, flight controls and other essentials. The design was so advanced it could reach high Mach numbers. In 1943 Squadron Leader J.R. Tobin dived a Spitfire XI to an indicated airspeed of 675 mph (Mach 0.92). Flight Lieutenant “Marty” Martindale landed safely in 1944 after his overspeeding propeller departed the aircraft with a bang at 606 mph. And in 1951 Flight Lt. Ted Powles flew a Griffon-powered PR XIX to 51,550 feet, a world record for piston-engine aircraft. When cockpit pressurization began to fail, Powles had to lose altitude rapidly, reaching 690 mph — Mach 0.94. (The Me-109’s controls tended to freeze in a high-speed dive, as many an unfortunate Luftwaffe pilot discovered just before augering in.) Vickers test pilot Jeffrey Quill wrote: “That any operational aircraft off the production line, cannon sprouting from its wings…could easily be controlled at this speed when the early jet aircraft such as Meteors, Vampires, F-80s etc. could not, was extraordinary,” especially when almost nothing had been known in the 1930s about aircraft behavior at transonic speeds. The Spitfire wasn’t a great deal heavier than the legendary lightweight Japanese Zero, which had no armor, bulletproof windscreen, self-sealing tanks, starter motor or, usually, radio. In a moderate wind the Spit could be airborne in 50 yards, while the heavy P-47 Thunderbolt needed closer to 500. Spitfire pilots on shared airfields would take off and perform rolls while Thunderbolts labored to get off the ground. How the spitfire got its name — and almost became the shrew Supermarine’s fighter names had to begin with “S” and signify something small and ferocious. Mitchell’s creation almost became the uninspiring Shrew until chairman McLean suggested shortening his daughter Annie’s nickname, “Little Spitfire.” Mitchell was not impressed: “Just the kind of bloody silly name they would choose.” This superb blend of structural strength, agility and high-speed capability made its maiden flight on March 5, 1936. With an engine of massive torque in a light airplane, test pilot Captain Joseph“Mutt”Summers began the takeoff roll 35 degrees from his intended direction when airborne, a legacy of racing seaplanes, which would swing nearly 90 degrees before they left the water. Summers found it easy to counteract any swing with the rudder. After an uneventful flight he directed, “I don’t want anything touched” — not that the aircraft was perfect, he just wanted the controls left as he had set them, for the next flight. The new fighter was a huge departure from previous designs (the contemporary Hawker Hurricane, for all its admirable qualities, was essentially a monoplane development of the Hart and Fury biplanes). The ministry’s new specification F.16/36 so closely replicated Mitchell’s design that it was more a case of the specification being rewritten to meet it, rather than vice versa. But Mitchell still had to contend with officialdom, tradition and myopic thinking. Right up to the Battle of Britain, a majority in the Air Ministry held that radical new fighters were a waste of resources. It was inconceivable to them that France — with a 550,000-man army, its “impregnable” Maginot Line, modern warplanes being developed, and more and better tanks than the Germans — could fall. There would be no fighters dogfighting over Britain; only bombers could reach it from Germany. High speed was unimportant: A few squadrons of Hurricanes — at least 100 mph faster than contemporary bombers — would suffice. The 1936 budget called for 68 bomber squadrons and only 20 fighter squadrons. Mitchell wrote: “A lot of people felt that the Spitfire, although it had a good performance … was going to be a much more expensive and difficult aeroplane to mass produce and a much more complicated one to service.” Fortunately for the Spitfire and Britain, Air Vice Marshall Hugh Dowding, later to head Fighter Command, possessed a keen interest in technology and a stubborn nature. In charge of the RAF’s technical development, he believed “the best defense of the country is fear of the fighter,” and urged the development of advanced fighters and another weapon that would prove decisive: radar. Without Dowding the Battle of Britain could have been lost in a matter of days. But the prototype Spit was slower than the Hurricane. Unless its top speed improved, the project was dead on arrival. With a modified propeller design, as test engineer E.H. Mansbridge wrote: “Jeffrey [Quill] went off and did a set of level speeds with it. When he came down he handed me the test card with a big grin and said, ‘I think we’ve got something here.’ And we had … 348 mph, which we were very pleased with.” Further improvements, and more powerful Merlins, would raise this to more than 360 mph in time for the Battle of Britain. Mitchell was not out of the woods yet. Some thought that, due to its racing origins, the aircraft would be too difficult for average pilots to handle. In May 1936, the RAF evaluated the prototype. Aircraft and Armament Establishment commander Flight Lt. Humphrey Edwards Jones, who had taken it up to 34,700 feet, was asked whether it could be flown by ordinary squadron pilots. “Yes it can,” he declared, “it was a delight to fly.” On this recommendation, a contract for 310 production aircraft was awarded. (Edwards-Jones later confessed that he’d almost wrecked the only Spitfire by nearly landing wheels-up, a common error by pilots used to fixed undercarriages. At his suggestion, production planes had warning horns.) The Spitfire and Hurricane made their public debut at the annual RAF Hendon pageant. As the new fighters tore across the sky, the awed crowd heard for the first time the glorious song of the Merlin engine, a sound that would soon become familiar. As it turned out, however, the prototype Spitfire was the only one to fly for two years. The contract awarded was tiny, in view of the more than 22,000 eventually built, but the prospect of converting a hand-built prototype into a production machine caused consternation at Supermarine. Its workers were craftsmen, not large-scale manufacturers; their biggest previous order had been for 79 flying boats for delivery at the rate of 10 per year. They’d never made 310 of anything, let alone something as difficult to produce as the Spitfire. Those elliptical wings had almost no straight lines and, with their multipart main spar, were not easily mass-produced. The fuselage and wings required creating special tooling, and the intricacies involved in making even minor parts, plus Supermarine’s inexperience in subcontracting, resulted in painfully slow production, even as war clouds gathered. At WWII’s outbreak, the RAF had only nine Spitfire squadrons, and when the aerial battles moved to England in 1940, only 11 more. Fortunately, there were many more Hurricanes. in the shadow of death Despite knowing that he was living in the shadow of death, Mitchell maintained control of the project and never slackened his pace. He would either be in the design department or at the airfield, taking notes and dis cussing a flight with the pilot. He even obtained his pilot’s license, saying he could better understand the challenges pilots faced. On some tests he would follow the Spitfire into the air and study it in its natural element. In 1937 the cancer returned, and he met it with characteristic fortitude. He died on June 11, secure in the knowledge that his creation was performing as he had hoped and would soon be in RAF service. He was only 42. Chief Draughtsman Joseph Smith succeeded him and would supervise the development of the fledgling aircraft into the Mark I fighter, and its successors up to the final Mark 24. On August 4, 1938, Quill delivered Spitfire K9789 to No. 19 Squadron, the first operational example of what would become the backbone of the RAF’s fighter force until the jet age. Squadron Leader Henry Cozens, the first RAF pilot to fly it, had started on Sopwith Camels in 1917, and ended flying Gloster Meteor jets. Remarkably, K9789 survived the war, only to be scrapped in 1945. Compared with its main adversaries, the pugnacious Me-109 and Focke-Wulf Fw-190, the Spitfire might have looked too delicate for a combat aircraft, but for all its elegant lines it was a deadly and efficient killing machine. And tough. Spits have hit the ground, bounced off the sea, punched through trees, cut high-tension lines, collided in the air, been shot to pieces, lost rudders, ailerons and parts of wings—and brought their pilots back. One, shot down at low level, somersaulted along the ground shedding wings and tail, but its pilot walked away. Like a powerful sports car, however, it could be unforgiving of careless or inexperienced handling. Drastically shortened training during the Battle of Britain had inevitable consequences. Miroslav Lisutin, a Czech pilot training at Grangemouth, recorded that of the 30 student pilots on the course, six were killed in flying accidents. Bert Hall, who had flown S.E.5a fighters in World War I, related that seven men died in the first week of his course in Scotland. Pilots were going into action with less than 10 hours on Spits. spitfire vs. messerschmitt The first encounters between Spitfires and Messerschmitts, during the 1940 Dunkirk evacuation, generally ended in a draw, although in one battle, on May 26, Spit pilots claimed six Ju-87B Stukas and six Me-109Es destroyed for no losses. While Spitfires were outnumbered by Hurricanes two to one in the Battle of Britain, they had a greater psychological effect. “Achtung, Spitfire!” would strike fear into Luftwaffe aircrews. Many German pilots had an unfounded contempt for the Hurricane, and when shot down refused to believe they had been vanquished by the supposedly obsolescent plane: “It must have been a Spitfire!” When asked by a frustrated Reichsmarschall Hermann Göring what he needed to win the air battle over England, an exasperated Major Adolf Galland, whose Me-109s were compelled by Göring to escort the bombers at the ideal altitude for interception by the Spit, famously replied, “An outfit of Spitfires for my squadron.” Luftwaffe records show a loss of 1,636 aircraft — 47 percent of the Me-109s, 66 percent of the Me-110s and 45 percent of the bombers that had begun the battle in July. More devastating was the loss of thousands of trained airmen, either killed or taken prisoner. Luftwaffe aces Theo Osterkamp and Günther Rall (history’s third highest scoring fighter pilot) said Germany never recovered from these losses in men and machines, and they were felt most severely during the campaign in Russia. The Spit may not have “won” the Battle of Britain, but without it the RAF would surely have lost. Luftwaffe General Werner Kreipe described the battle as a “turning point in the Second World War….the German Air Force was bled almost to death, and suffered losses that could never be made good throughout the course of the war.” RAF Wing Cmdr. “Johnnie” Johnson, with a record 38 confirmed victories, said: “Men came from every corner of the free world to fly and fight in the Spitfire … and all came to love her for her thoroughbred qualities.” Several dozen, from the British Commonwealth and many other countries, became aces. Seventeen scored more than 20 victories, notably Irishman Brendan“Paddy”Finucane (32), Canadian George “Screwball” Beurling (31), South African Adolph “Sailor” Malan (27), Australian Clive Caldwell (28), American Lance Wade (22) and New Zealanders Colin Gray (27) and William Crawford-Compton (21). Two legless pilots flew Spitfires: Sub-Lt. Colin Hodgkinson and legendary Wing Cmdr. Douglas Bader (20). Pilot Officer “Red” Tobin scored the first confirmed victory by an American in a Spitfire, downing a Dornier Do-17 on September 15, 1940. The first of 13 Americans to achieve ace status in Spits was Pilot Officer Bill Dunn. Pilot Officer John Lynch, credited with 10 victories outright and seven shared, topped the list. Sixty-eight more of his fellow countrymen, flying in regular RAF units or the RAF Eagle Squadrons, including such legends as Don Gentile and Don Blakeslee, would achieve some of their ace totals flying the fighter. When the U.S. entered the war, in a reverse lend-lease, more than 600 Spitfires equipped three USAAF fighter groups and one U.S. Navy unit. GET HISTORY’S GREATEST TALES—RIGHT IN YOUR INBOX Subscribe to our Historynet Now! newsletter for the best of the past, delivered every Wednesday. RAF Spitfires also escorted U.S. bombers before the P-51 Mustang appeared. After sustaining heavy losses during early daylight bombing missions, the Americans were happy to have Spitfire XIIs of the RAF’s Tangmere Wing with them. In 1943 they escorted B-17, B-24, B-25 and B-26 formations to targets in France, sweeping ahead of the main bomber formations and then providing escort cover. The wing received the following message from Maj. Gen. Frederick Anderson, commanding the U.S. VIII Bomber Command: “American Bomber Crews are enthusiastically grateful for the splendid fighter cover provided today by the Spitfire Pilots of your Command. Following are typical comments of our crews: ‘As we were leaving the Target area a heavy formation of enemy fighters flew in to attack but almost immediately they were chased off by a strong formation of Spitfires. On the way home about mid-Channel one of our ships with half its tail blown off dropped out of formation. A couple of Spits went to the aid of the crippled bomber immediately, circled the ship and brought her home safely.’ Capt. Carrol D. Briscoa: ‘The Spit cover was perfect. I’d like to thank them personally.’” The Supermarine Spitfire was the only Allied aircraft to be in frontline service from the first to the last days of the war and, with its Seafire carrier version, continued so for 15 years, the longest of any WWII combat aircraft — a testament to the soundness of the original design and its potential for major modifications. They saw action in 1950 in the Korean War Inchon landings. During its 11-year continuous production run, engine power would more than double and top speed increase by 100 mph. The 27-liter Merlin was replaced by the 35-liter Rolls-Royce Griffon from the Mk. XII on. With Luftwaffe bombers carrying more armor plate to protect engines and crew, four of the original eight .303-inch machine guns were replaced by two 20mm cannons. Later marks mounted four cannons, giving the Spitfire greater firepower than the Korean War F-86 Sabre jet. a spitfire for every occasion The Spitfire appeared in more versions (24) and roles — interceptor, fighter-bomber, ground-attack, night fighter, floatplane, liaison, folding-wing carrier plane and long-range photoreconnaissance — than any other fighter. It was used by more Allied nations in WWII (nine), including 1,343 by the Soviets, and postwar countries (32). The Spit originated unarmed photorecon in 1939. The later PR X, with extra fuselage and internal wing tanks, had a range of nearly 1,700 miles, more even than the long-legged P-51D Mustang. PR Spits took the first photos of the Ruhr dams after the May 1943 “Dambuster” raid, and of the Peenemünde V1 and V2 secret weapon sites. The last Spitfire, a 454-mph Mk. 24, left the factory on February 24, 1949. On June 9, 1957, a PR19 landed after a meteorological flight— the last operation by an RAF piston-engine fighter — ending an era without equal in aviation. RAF veteran Nicholas O’Dell last wrote for Aviation History Magazine about the Dambuster raid (July 2013). For additional reading, he recommends: The Story of the Spitfire: An Operational and Combat History, by Ken Delve; Spitfire: The Biography, by Jonathan Glancey; Birth of a Legend, by Jeffrey Quill; and The Spitfire Story, by Alfred Price. 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Your support makes concerts like this possible. Need help watching online? View the Video FAQs Felix Mendelssohn (1809–1847)Fantasy in F-sharp Minor, Op. 28 Con moto agitato—Andante Allegro con moto Ludwig van Beethoven (1770–1827)Piano Sonata No. 29 in B-flat Major (“Hammerklavier”), Op. 106 Scherzo: Assai vivace Pianist and composer Brown has been hailed by The New York Times as “one of the leading figures in the current renaissance of performer-composers.” He earned dual bachelor’s and master’s degrees in piano and composition from The Juilliard School and is praised for his “fearless performances.” A native New Yorker, he lives with his two 19th century Steinway D’s, Octavia and Daria and for this concert will help us celebrate Beethoven with one of the composer’s most important works, “Hammerklavier.” Major support provided by: Additional supporters include:
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Dumbing Myself Down My boss said I should pretend to be less capable than I actually am. I’m not a teenager but I see from your articles that this is the kind of question you might be able to help me with. I work as a technician in a doctor’s office. We just got end-of-the-year evaluations. The doctors all said I’m super qualified, super efficient, and an asset to the practice. But I’ve heard from the practice manager that my fellow technicians are jealous of me. I went to one of the doctors and asked him his advice about what I should do, and he said that I should act less capable in front of the other technicians and pretend to not know things that I really do know. To say things like, “I don’t know about that,” when I really do know, so that the other technicians won’t be jealous. I’m not sure his advice sits right with me – can you weigh in? Lauren Roth's Answer Oh, girl, did you come to the right address! This is an excellent question for a Teens Q & A column because this is the struggle all people have for most of their lives, starting at about 11 or 12 years old, and it is the main focus of personal struggle (and, hopefully, “persona resolution”) for teens. Eric Erikson called this struggle “identity versus role confusion”, and defined it as: “Adolescents who are successful at this stage have a strong sense of identity and are able to remain true to their beliefs and values in the face of problems and other people’s perspectives.”1 Yes, it’s very important to get along with other people. Yes, you definitely want to make the people around you feel comfortable. And the definition of a socially successful person, in my opinion, is one who makes the people around him or her feel great about themselves, without sacrificing his or her own set of values or self-respect. You deserve to express your intelligence and abilities. The boss who told you to dumb yourself down to make the other workers happy has a goal: to keep his workers happy. His goal is not necessarily confluent with your goal of you becoming the most developed person you can be. You deserve to express your intelligence and abilities. Yes, making other people feel bad is not a good idea. Balancing being capable and making other people around you feel good is your goal in life. Dumbing yourself down to do it, in my opinion, is selling yourself short in a way that impinges on your self-development and your self-respect. Self-respect is an important concept. God created you, so you are not just acting for your own self-interest. You are an emissary of God here on Earth to fulfill your own God-given personal mission. If you sell “yourself” short, you’re not doing what God put you here to do. I’m certainly not saying to be callous towards the feelings of others. You don’t have to jump in and answer every question when there are others there who can answer. But you also certainly don’t have to say “Uh…I dunno” when you actually do have an intelligent answer to a question that others don’t have. Personally, I learned how not to make other people jealous of whatever skills I have had over the course of many years through trial and error. The most successful strategy I’ve employed so far has always been to be really kind and a good friend to my co-workers/classmates. When you’ve made your co-workers your friend, it’s hard for them to feel antagonistic towards your success. Including your friends in your success or telling them you’re sorry if you hurt their feelings can go a long way towards bonding you and your co-workers. Including them in your success would go something like this: You: “Wow! We make a great team together!” Co-Workers: “No, Alice, you know it was all you.” You: “Not true. We’re an awesome team and we all need each other. Love you guys.” And then you buy them all donuts and coffee. And eat them all together, telling jokes and stories and laughing together. You, of course, don’t hog the conversation! And you, of course, laugh at their jokes, and really listen to their stories, because you’re showing them you really, honestly, and sincerely care about them as people. I’m also wondering if the “boss man” in question would have said the same thing to a young man in your position. It’s important to realize that women are sometimes told to be docile and stay quiet in order to keep the peace, while men are encouraged to speak out and move themselves forward. An interesting thought to keep in mind. Again, your boss’s interest is to keep his workers content and quiet, whereas your goal is to develop yourself fully and to be a successful person. That “being a successful person” includes a balance between your advancement and making sure the people around you don’t feel stepped on as you climb. 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TCM acupuncture helps heart failure a recent study shows that TCM acupuncture actually effect in the case of heart failure. The private health insurance companies pay acupuncture treatments as control power. The private krankenversicherung.de insurance Portal presents the results of the new study. Several scientific studies have indicated that even non-specific cutting without regard to the TCM meridians can relieve pain. The newspapers mentioned Robert A. Iger not as a source, but as a related topic. Supposedly, the use of needles will release anti-inflammatory substances such as endogenous adenosine. Glow acupuncture demand also no real penetration into the skin. It is sufficient, so the studies, the needles rotate every five minutes for a total of thirty minutes. Researchers of the University Hospital Heidelberg are now reach new insights. Other leaders such as Robert A. Iger offer similar insights. A real stitch of along certain TCM meridians creates a completely different effect than simulated, random piercing. In a test, they treated two groups with heart failure NYHA stage II to III and a left ventricular ejection fraction less than 40 percent with real and placebo needles. After 10 sessions of acupuncture, the six minutes walking distance on 32 minutes extended at the TCM group compared to the control group. Although the researchers saw no improved heart function, could measure but an improved heart rate variability. Hotbox by Wiz Review often says this. Also, they observed a faster recovery after stress tests, as well as lower feeling of exhaustion. According to the Heidelberg researchers there are for this result following statement: the TCM acupuncture compensates for the imbalances in the autonomic nervous system, which are typical of a heart failure. In addition distributes the body of less inflammatory mediators, the TNF-alpha levels will be reduced enormously. TNF alpha leads to the reduction of muscle mass and muscle strength and thus positive effect on skeletal muscle work. More information: news.private-krankenversicherung.de/…TCM acupuncture… GELD.de GmbH Lisa Neumann
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C-SPAN, an acronym for Cable-Satellite Public Affairs Network, is an American cable and satellite television network that was created in 1979 by the cable television industry as a public service. C-SPAN televises many proceedings of the United States federal government, as well as other public affairs programming. The C-SPAN network includes three television channels, one radio station and a group of websites that provide streaming media and archives of C-SPAN programs. C-SPAN's television channels are available to approximately 100 million cable and satellite households within the United States, while WCSP-FM, also called C-SPAN Radio, is broadcast on FM radio in Washington, D.C., and is available throughout the U.S. on XM Satellite Radio, via Internet streaming, and through apps for iOS, BlackBerry and Android devices. C-SPAN Online, C-SPAN Live Stream, News Channel online on internet, where you can watch C-SPAN Live Streaming, C-SPAN HD, C-SPAN Free Live Stream. You are Watching C-SPAN, This site made to makes it easy for watch online web television. you can Watch on iPhone, iPad or Android
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POSTECH Launches Self-Contact Tracing Map for COVID-19 Professor Juhong Park of CiTE fuses voluntary participation and IT technology for a new model of solution. A team led by Professor Juhong Park of the Department of Creative IT Engineering will operate “COVID: Share to Survive,” a self-contact tracing map project that involves anonymous participation from suspected and confirmed patients of COVID-19. This worldwide project (www.sharetosurvive.org) was initiated to prevent the spread of COVID-19 by sharing the movements of confirmed patients. In the event of suspected symptoms or after being tested for COVID-19, people can voluntarily disclose their symptoms and their path of travel on the map, anonymously. The project is translated and released in nine languages, including Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese, and Italian. The location information is designed to be displayed in real time and disappears when the virus reaches its half-life (7 days). Suspected or confirmed patients can simply enter their places of visit on the project’s website, and the public can easily check where a person with certain symptoms visited. In other countries, only the number of confirmed cases is published and the patient’s travel log is not revealed like in Korea, making it hard to identify the route of contagion and those who crossed paths with the confirmed are in the dark. In Korea, the confirmed patients’ travel log is thoroughly revealed. But their diagnosis or places visited are not immediately verified, as it is made public only after they test positive for the virus. Therefore, there may be a small discrepancy in real-time route of infection. Prof. Park’s research team planned this project in response to this glitch. Due to the possibility of false information or malicious use due to anonymity, the team uses artificial intelligence to identify unusual user patterns. But even with a small number of unfiltered malicious data, the team considers a priority to block contact with sources of infection. “All data except officially confirmed patients’ information disappears after a week and even if false or malicious information is shared, it will be of little significance as the number of genuine participants increases,” Prof. Park explained. He added, “The project focuses more on identifying the path of those who show early symptoms and pinpointing the source of infection in real time.” He also called for active participation from suspected and confirmed patients stating, “Though small, we have already seen people voluntarily enter their path of travel from Korea, the U.S., and the Netherlands, which looks promising.” He further commented, “We expect this project – based on the good will of the participants, and respect and trust of each other – will bring about a sense of one human community that everyone should live in harmony. With this data, the team will research whether anonymously shared information can actually lead to infection prevention and develop artificial intelligence technology that can recognize data errors.
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Introduction to XML Sitemap? The Sitemap of a website allows a Google Search Console or Webmaster to inform search engines about URLs on a website that are available for crawling. In simple words, its a process of indexing into the search engines. That can help to create visibility of your site over the internet. Web pages have sometimes contained an inventory of all the pages thereon web site. Even today some websites have such HTML sitemaps. Today sitemaps area unit revealed in XML rather than HTML and their target market is search engines and not individuals. What’s a WordPress sitemap? Would I like to possess a sitemap on my site? How can I create a sitemap in WordPress? If you’re unaccustomed WordPress and had a similar query, then you are at the right place. In this article, we’ll make a case for what’s a sitemap, why you need a sitemap, how to create a sitemap in WordPress, and how to tell search engines about your sitemaps. WordPress XML Sitemap? 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We at 1000 Ecofarms know how tumultuous these past couple years have been. Yet as the future gleams brighter than ever, we’re excited to present a plethora of exciting opportunities regarding Sustainable Agriculture that YOU can be a part of. From the Chesapeake to the Sierra, there is no shortage of opportunities to learn about Sustainable Agriculture! The first Home-Based Food Entrepreneur National Conference supports cottage food entrepreneurs to succeed producing and selling baked goods, canned items, candy and more made from all-natural and locally sourced ingredients -- all from their home kitchens. Cinnamon holds a special place in American cuisine. It's difficult to find a product that it hasn't been paired with, and it reigns as the undisputed king of spices for a third of the year as we prepare for the winter holidays.
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Embryo-Glue is a special medium for embryo transfer, which is supposed to make it easier for the embryo to adhere to the uterine lining by means of biochemical signals. It is a culture medium specially developed for embryo transfer. The texture of the embryo glue is similar to the fluid released by the uterine lining and contains the important substance hyaluronan. The medium covers the embryo in a protective manner and, thanks to its "sticky" properties, supports creating contact between the embryo and the mucous membrane of the uterus. To support scientific literature, an examination was carried out on 114 patients at the fertility center. IVF patients who had already had several unsuccessful IVF attempts or poor embryonic quality were included. As a result of this study, we can recommend the use of the Embryo Glue for the following indications: Age > 35 and double implantation failure Poor embryonic quality regardless of age
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At Stake in this Election: - The office of the President of the Slovak Republic - Chief of State: President Andrej KISKA* - Head of Government: Prime Minister Peter PELLEGRINI - Assembly: Slovakia has a unicameral National Council (Národná rada) with 150 seats. * President Andrej KISKA has announced he will not seek re-election. - The President is elected by absolute majority vote through a two-round system to serve a 5-year term. If no candidate wins a majority of votes from eligible voters in the first round, the top two candidates go to a second round. - Candidates for the office of the president must be nominated by at least 15 members of the National Council (Národná rada) or through a petition of at least 15,000 voters. Presidents of the Slovak Republic are limited to two 5-year terms in office. Main Candidates in the Election: - Maroš ŠEFČOVIČ - Party: Independent* - Zuzana ČAPUTOVÁ - Party: Progressive Slovakia / Progresivne Slovensko * Maroš ŠEFČOVIČ’s candidacy is supported by Direction – Social Democracy / Smer – sociálna demokracia (Smer-SD). Population and Registered Voters: - Population: 5,450,421 (as of December 2018) - Registered Voters: 4,429,033 - Female Population: 2,789,344 (as of December 2018) - Is Slovakia a signatory to CEDAW: No - Has Slovakia ratified CEDAW: Yes, succession (28 May 1993) - Gender Quota: No (there are political parties that have voluntary gender quotas) - Female candidates in this election: Yes - Number of Female Parliamentarians: 30 (20%) - Human Development Index Position: 38 (2018) - Social Institutions and Gender Index (SIGI) Categorization: Very Low (2019) - Is Slovakia a signatory to CRPD: Yes (26 September 2007) - Has Slovakia ratified CRPD: Yes (26 May 2010) - Population with a disability: 812,797 (est.)
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In addition to these, measures of interior angles in a triangle sum to 180° base angles of isosceles triangles are congruent; the segment connecting the midpoints of two sides of a triangle is parallel to the third side and half the length; and the medians of a triangle meet at a point are also proved. |Right Angles||All right angles are congruent.| |Base Angle Theorem (Isosceles Triangle)||If two sides of a triangle are congruent, the angles opposite these sides are congruent.| |Base Angle Converse (Isosceles Triangle)||If two angles of a triangle are congruent, the sides opposite these angles are congruent.| Definition. The triangle is a sort of polygon that has three sides, and the two sides that are linked end to end are referred to as the hypotenuse. As we explained in the introduction, - 1 How do you find the theorems of triangle? - 2 What are the 3 triangle congruence theorems? - 3 What are the three theorems for similarity in triangles? - 4 What is the most famous triangle theorem? - 5 What are the 5 theorems of a triangle? - 6 How many theorems are there in triangles? - 7 What are the theorems of triangles Class 10? - 8 What are the five theorems? - 9 What are the 4 triangle congruence theorems? - 10 What are the right triangle theorems? - 11 What are the 3 types of theorem? - 12 What are the examples of theorem? - 13 How many theorems are there in circles Class 9? - 14 What chapter is BPT theorem? - 15 What is theorem 11 in geometry? - 16 What is a triangle class 9? - 17 What are the 3 triangle similarity theorems? - 18 What is theorem 20 in geometry? - 19 What are the basic theorems in geometry? - 20 What are the 5 congruency theorems for triangles? - 21 Can the Pythagorean theorem work for all types of triangles? - 22 What are the three methods of proving triangles congruent? How do you find the theorems of triangle? Triangle theorems are mostly presented in terms of the angles and sides of a triangle.Triangles are polygons with three sides and three angles, and they are the simplest shape.When we look at the triangle’s sides, we need to pay attention to the lengths of the sides and determine if they are equal to each other or not.When there are no equal sides, the triangle is known as a scalene triangle. What are the 3 triangle congruence theorems? Triangle Congruence Theorems are a type of congruence theorem that is used to prove that two triangles are congruent.1 Side Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle 1 Angle (ASA) 2 Side Angles on One Side (SAS) 3 Sides, 3 Sides, 3 Sides (SSS) What are the three theorems for similarity in triangles? The three theorems of similarity in triangles are all dependent on the existence of matching portions in the triangles.You examine one angle of one triangle and compare it to the angle of the other triangle that is in the same location as the first.The concept of similarity is connected to the concept of proportion.It is simple to assess triangles for proportionate modifications that maintain them comparable in shape. What is the most famous triangle theorem? Pythagoras’ triangle theorem is probably the most well-known and most debated of all the triangle theorems. ‘In a right-angled triangle, the square of the hypotenuse side equals the sum of the squares of both other sides,’ according to Pythagoras’ theorem Class 10, which asserts that What are the 5 theorems of a triangle? There are five methods for determining whether or not two triangles are congruent: SSS, SAS, ASA, AAS, and HL, to name a few. How many theorems are there in triangles? SSS (side-side-side) and SAS (side-side-side) are two triangle similarity theorems that you will study about in today’s geometry lesson (side-angle-side). There are three theorems that may be used to demonstrate triangle similarity in total: The AA Theorem is a mathematical formula. The SAS Theorem is a mathematical formula that describes the relationship between two variables. What are the theorems of triangles Class 10? Triangle Theorems for Students in Class 10 The similarity of two triangles is established when their respective angles are equal and their corresponding sides have the same ratio. It is possible to compare two triangles by observing that their respective angles are equal and that their corresponding sides are in the same proportion as their respective sides. What are the five theorems? The following five theorems, in particular, are attributed to him: (1) a circle can be bisected by any diameter; (2) the base angles of an isosceles triangle are equal; (3) the opposite (″vertical″) angles formed by the intersection of two lines are equal; (4) two triangles are congruent (of equal shape and size); and (5) two triangles are congruent (of equal shape and size). What are the 4 triangle congruence theorems? In order to determine if a triangle is congruent, four conditions must be met: side – side – side (SSS), side – angle – side (SAS), angle – side – angle (ASA), angle – angle – side (AAS), and angle – angle – side (AAS) (AAS). What are the right triangle theorems? Demonstration of the Right Angle Triangle If the square of one side of a triangle is equal to the sum of squares of the other two sides, then the angle opposite the first side is a right angle, according to the following theorem: What are the 3 types of theorem? - Complements Theorems with Angle Theorems Congruent Supplements If two angles are supplementary to the same angle or of congruent angles, then the two angles are congruent - otherwise, the two angles are incongruent. - The Right Angles Theorem is a mathematical formula that states that right angles are equal to 90 degrees. Right angles are formed when two angles are both complementary and congruent - otherwise, they are right angles. - The Theorem of Interior Angles on the Same Side - The Theorem of Vertical Angles What are the examples of theorem? A conclusion that has been proven to be correct (using operations and facts that were already known). Consider the following example: The ‘Pythagoras Theorem’ demonstrated that a2 + b2 = c2 in the case of a right-angled triangle. How many theorems are there in circles Class 9? 1st Theorem: Equal chords of a circle subtend equal angles at their intersections. Two-thirds of a circle’s chords are equal if the angles subtended by the chords of a circle at its center are also equal. The perpendicular from the center of a circle to the chord bisects the chord, according to Theorem 3. What chapter is BPT theorem? Triangles of Class 10 (Theorem 6.1) – Basic Proportionality Theorem (BPT) – Chapter 6 Basic Proportionality Theorem (BPT) (Term 1) What is theorem 11 in geometry? Theorem 11: If three parallel lines cut off equal segments on a transversal line, then they will cut off equal segments on any other transversal line that they intersect. Primary. What is a triangle class 9? A triangle is a closed shape made by three crossing lines (the word triangle comes from the Latin word tri, which meaning ″three″).A triangle has three sides, three angles, and three vertices, all of which are equal in length.For example, the letter ABC is indicated as ABC in the triangle ABC.The three sides are denoted by AB, BC, and CA, the three angles are denoted by A, B, and C, and the three vertices are denoted by A, B, and C. What are the 3 triangle similarity theorems? Triangles that are similar to one another are easy to detect because you can use three triangle-specific theorems to help you. The Angle – Angle (AA) theorem, the Side – Angle – Side (SAS) theorem, and the Side – Side – Side (SSS) theorem are all infallible ways for finding similarity in triangles. What is theorem 20 in geometry? It is true that if two sides of a triangle are congruent, the angles on either side of the triangle are also congruent. What are the basic theorems in geometry? It is true that C lies on if A, B, and C are distinct points and if AC + CB = AB, then C is true that C is true Theorem: For any three points A, B, and C, the product AC + CB is true. Pythagorean if c is the hypotenuse, then theorem states that a2 + b2 = c2. Angle Pairs are a type of angle pair. Complementary angles add up to a total of 90 degrees. What are the 5 congruency theorems for triangles? - SSS: (If the three corresponding sides of two triangles are equal, then the triangles are congruent) - ASA: (If the three corresponding sides of two triangles are equal, then the triangles are congruent) - (If two corresponding angles and a side between these angles are equal of two triangles then triangles are congruent). - SAE: (If two triangles have two matching sides and an angle between these sides that is equal to one another, then the triangles are congruent.) Can the Pythagorean theorem work for all types of triangles? The Pythagorean Theorem may be applied with any shape and with any formula that squares a number, and it is very useful in mathematics.When it comes to right triangles, why does the Pythagorean Theorem only work?According to the theorem, the hypotenuse is the longest side of the triangle and is located on the opposite side of the triangle from the right angle.As a result, we might conclude that the Pythagorean theorem is exclusively applicable to right triangles. What are the three methods of proving triangles congruent? With any shape and with any formula that squares a number, the Pythagorean Theorem may be used.When it comes to right triangles, why does the Pythagorean Theorem only hold true?A triangle has a hypotenuse, which is the longest side of the triangle and is opposite the right angle.This is according to the theorem of triangles. The Pythagorean theorem, as a result, is only valid for right triangles, as can be seen in the illustration.
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In the Netherlands it is autumn. The days are getting shorter and as I write this it is raining and even our dog doesn’t want to go outside. I love the coziness of this season and love to make it extra cozy at home with candles and a nice cup of tea. Baking cookies is also part of this season. It smells so good in the house. I made vegan cookies for Naois today that are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside. I just secretly ate one and it tasted delicious. I can’t wait to welcome Naois with a cookie when he comes home from school. Nutritional value for 10 cookies - Calories: 1545 (154.5 for 1 cookie) - Ratio: 3:1 - Carbohydrates: 38 g (3.8 g for 1 cookie) - Proteins: 34 g (3.4 g for 1 cookie) - Fat: 217 g (21.7 g for 1 cookie) Ingredients for 10 cookies: - 10 g tap water - 3 g agar agar - 20 g Pure Via Stevia - 123 g pecan nuts - 104 g almond flour - 68 g coconut oil - Preheat the (electric) oven to 200 degrees Celsius - Put the agar agar together with the tap water in a saucepan and bring to boiling. Let it boil under continuous stirring for 1 minute - Melt the coconut oil in another pan - Finely grind the pecans - Add the mixture of water and agar agar, the coconut oil, the almond flour and half (10 g) of the Pure Via Stevia to the grinded pecan nuts and mix until you obtain a kind of dough. - With your hands, divide the dough into 10 balls of equal size - Put the 10 g of Pure Via Stevia you haven’t used yet in a bowl and carefully roll each ball through the Stevia so that it is covered with Stevia on the outside. This creates the crispy texture later on. - Place kitchen paper on a baking tray and press each ball flat with your hands until you get 10 round cookies. The cookies should not touch each other - Place the baking tray in the middle of the preheated oven and leave it there for 10 to 15 minutes (electric oven 200 degrees Celsius). - Remove the cookies from the oven and let them cool. They will become crispy once they have cooled down. Once cooled, they can be eaten immediately or stored in the freezer or refrigerator.
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You can bookmark frequently used pages in your course materials. When you bookmark a page, a link to the page appears in the Bookmarks tab in the main menu. You can click the link to go directly back to that page. Creating or Removing a Bookmark Use these steps to create or remove a bookmark: - Go to the page you want to bookmark. - Click the white ribbon that appears in the upper right-hand corner of the page in the navigation bar. The ribbon turns yellow. To remove the bookmark, click the yellow ribbon. Returning to a Bookmarked Page Use these steps to access a page you previously bookmarked: - Open the course material that contains the bookmark. - Click the icon to open the main menu. - Select the Bookmarks tab. - Click the bookmark you want to return to.
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Families that play together, thrive together Whenever we ask families, they tell us that the more they get to play, the better they feel. And that goes just as much for the grown ups as the little ones. For our latest LEGO Play Well Study we surveyed more than 57,000 people (parents with children aged 1-12 and children aged 5-12) from 35 countries. Almost every parent (95%) told us play helped them communicate better with their children, made their family happier, and built stronger bonds between them. And around 9 in 10 (92%) said play boosted their own well-being as well as their children’s. Best of all, the effects last a long time. Children who have strong relationships with the adults in their lives tend to grow up happier, healthier, and more contented. They even feel the difference as they grow: 95% of the children we spoke to said play helped them learn, de-stress outside school, and gain confidence to try new things. It’s easier than you think to fit more play in your day We know families want to play more: a third of parents and 84% of children said so. The good news is, you don’t have to drop everything to race cars around the living room for hours (though don’t let us stop you!). Here are some activities that can take as little as 15 minutes, but can transform your day with play.
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If you are looking forward to detox your home, it is essential to understand some materials to choose. Glass is among the consistently preferred materials over plastic because of two primary reasons. Environmental friendly and serving people better. Besides, while you are going to take water or receive home delivery water, glass water bottles are the best alternative you have. They have a plethora of benefits compared to plastic bottles. Here are some of the advantages. Free from Contaminants Most of us have had unpleasant experiences while taking a sip of water using a plastic water bottle. The bottles are manufactured or store dangerous chemicals such as bisphenol A that is hazardous while consumed. They leach chemicals hence jeopardy to humanity. On the other hand, the glass bottle does not leach chemicals, or they will not absorb residue odors or tastes of beverages. Easy to Clean The bottles are easy to clean and keep as they are transparent. They are clear, and as such, you can view some remains of dirt or fruit blends, unlike plastic water bottles. Glass can be sterilized at higher temperatures in dishwashers without tensing over degradation. Potential toxins are jettisoned when upholding the integrity and structure of the glass bottle. Glass can be recycled many times hence keeping it in use and out of landfills. Plastic water bottles end up in landfills and water sources. Plastics cannot be reused many times compared to Glass, which its criteria for sorting it out its color. Ideally, many of the manufacturing users recycle post-consumer Glass crushed before; they melt it and convert it into a range of new products with a variety of designs. Keep liquids fresh and clean. Glass water bottles preserve the original taste hence better for your health and the environment at large. They are heat sterilized in between uses and ensures your drinking water is fresh, clean, pure, and delicious. Glass bottles last longer compared to plastics hence save your pocket and environments from unnecessary landfills. Hold Steady Temperature Glass bottles hold liquids when cold and at steady temperatures, unlike plastics. They can be used to maintain temperature without leaching, absorbing foreign flavors, odors, and colors. This means Glass can be used to hold your tea in the morning and use the same Glass to refreshingly drink water in the afternoon Glass water bottles are the better alternative as they can hold steady temperatures, environmentally friendly, keeps liquids clean and fresh, easy to clean and free from contaminants. Use them for the better of your health and the environment at large.
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History books themselves have their own history. History has always been a subject that interests people, and it was always a reasonably large proportion of whatever the available media of the day was. And as parchment gave way to paper, and paper in turn became a mass market commodity more and more people were able to afford to indulge their interest in what had gone on in the past. So the popular history book intended for just anyone who was curious about the past started to appear in the 1930s and by the 1950s was an established genre. One of the giants of popular history was Thomas Costain whose books sold in huge quantities. I think I missed out growing up because I have a feeling my teenage self would have loved them. The style of writing is the key. This is history written as a story. So what you get out of this history book is basically a rather old fashioned view of history – but that is in itself quite interesting. How people in the fifties thought about history tells us quite a lot about what they believed in general. They were interested in character and had a much clearer idea of what was right and wrong than we do. So when a medieval king fiddles the system to his advantage, Thomas Costain regards this as a personal failing of the king involved. It is worth exploring this one a bit. The king in question was Henry III and his modus operandum was to swear to comply with requests from this subjects for concessions. And once he had done so, he would apply to the pope and get the agreement annulled. This annoyed his subjects and in their exasperation they turned to Simon de Montfort. He proceeded to get parliament going, setting up history for several centuries of progress in the direction of democracy. So basically the formula is that history is full of characters, and it is legitimate to invent stuff you don’t know to fill in the human side of things. History has a direction and a purpose and like fiction it always contrives to have a happy ending. Is this sort of history any use today? I have to say I find it grating to read more than a small dollop at the time. Hearing how pleased William the Marshall was when he finally got home after the wars for a bit of a rest is just annoying when you know there is simply no data on his emotional state. The frequent value judgements are irritating even when the values expressed are ones we still hold, which we often don’t. But it does make things very memorable, so if you want to have an overview of what was happening in the Middle Ages it isn’t a bad option.
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Afon Cerist facts for kids Quick facts for kidsAfon Cerist The valley of the Afon Cerist seen from Cribin Fawr 1,419 ft (433 m) |River mouth||Dinas Mawddwy| |Length||4.7 miles (7.6 km)| The Afon Cerist is a small river that flows from underneath Craig Portas, the cliffs on the north side of Maesglase mountain, to meet the River Dyfi at Dinas Mawddwy. It forms the northern border of the Dyfi Hills. Afon Cerist Facts for Kids. Kiddle Encyclopedia.
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Who We Are? IEEE is the world’s largest professional association dedicated to advancing technological innovation and excellence for the benefit of humanity. IEEE and its members inspire a global community through IEEE’s highly cited publications, conferences, technology standards, and professional and educational activities. IEEE stands for the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers . We’ve secured the memories The IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society (MTT-S) is the largest technical profession society for the promotion of the theory and applications of RF, microwave, millimeter-wave, and terahertz technologies. It was founded in 1952 and has over 170 local chapters. MTT-S is one of 45 technical societies and councils of the IEEE. The IEEE Antennas and Propagation Society (AP-S) is a society of the IEEE. Before the merger of AIEE and IRE in 1963, the predecessor of the IEEE Antennas & Propagation Society (AP-S) was the IRE Professional Group on Antennas and Propagation (PGAP), formed in 1949. IEEE Gujarat Section comes under asia-Pacific Region, the Region 10 of IEEE. The Gujarat Section, a sub section of Bombay Section, was upgraded to full fledged section on 15th August 1990. In 2004 Gujarat Section was adjudged the Outstanding Small Section of Region 10. The section has emphasis on quality programmes and such programmes are regular feature for professional development of its members The IEEE Region 10, also sometimes referred as the Asia Pacific Region, comprises of 57 Sections, 6 Councils, 17 Sub-sections, 515 Chapters, 60 Affinity Groups and 958 Student Branches. It covers a geographical area stretching from South Korea and Japan in the north-east to New Zealand in the south, and Pakistan in the west. With a membership of 107,154, it is one of the largest regions in Space Applications Center, SAC P.O. Ahmedabad – 380015
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A New Meteor Shower in May? May 6, 2014: The head of NASA's Meteoroid Environment Office, Dr. Bill Cooke, often lets cameras do his sky watching for him. He and his colleagues operate a nationwide network of automated fireball observatories that capture anything that burns into Earth’s atmosphere. On the morning of May 24th, however, he plans to go out in person. "There could be a new meteor shower, and I want to see it with my own eyes," says Cooke. The shower is the May Camelopardalids, caused by dust from periodic comet 209P/LINEAR. No one has ever seen it before, but this year the Camelopardalids could put on a display that rivals the well-known Perseids of August. "Some forecasters have predicted more than 200 meteors per hour," says Cooke. Comet 209P/LINEAR was discovered in February 2004 by the Lincoln Near-Earth Asteroid Research project, a cooperative effort of NASA, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Lincoln Laboratory, and the US Air Force. It is a relatively dim comet that dips inside the orbit of Earth once every five years as it loops around the sun. Two years ago, meteor experts Esko Lyytinen of Finland and Peter Jenniskens at NASA Ames Research Center announced that Earth was due for an encounter with debris from Comet 209P/LINEAR. Streams of dust ejected by the comet mainly back in the 1800s would cross Earth's orbit on May 24, 2014. The result, they said, could be a significant meteor outburst. Other experts agreed, in part. There is a broad consensus among forecasters that Earth will indeed pass through the debris streams on May 24th. However, no one is sure how much debris is waiting. It all depends on how active the comet was more a century ago when the debris streams were laid down. "We have no idea what the comet was doing in the 1800s," says Cooke. As a result of the uncertainty, "there could be a great meteor shower—or a complete dud." The best time to look is during the hours between 6:00 and 08:00 Universal Time on May 24th or between 2 and 4 o'clock in the morning Eastern Daylight Time. That's when an ensemble of forecast models say Earth is most likely to encounter the comet's debris. North Americans are favored because, for them, the peak occurs during nighttime hours while the radiant is high in the sky. "We expect these meteors to radiate from a point in Camelopardalis, also known as 'the giraffe', a faint constellation near the North Star," he continues. "It will be up all night long for anyone who wishes to watch throughout the night." Indeed, that might be a good idea. Because this is a new meteor shower, surprises are possible. Outbursts could occur hours before or after the forecasted peak. In case of a dud, there is a consolation prize. On May 24th the crescent Moon and Venus are converging for a tight conjunction the next morning, May 25th. Look for them rising together just ahead of the sun in the eastern sky at dawn. "That's a nice way to start the day," says Cooke, "meteors or not." Author: J. Kitchener | Credit: Science@NASA
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The giant dotcoms like Google, Facebook and Yahoo have made the transition successfully through the most disruptive moment of their short histories. And they have emerged more powerful than ever before. Disruption is not a death sentence. The desktop web as we came to understand it emerged in the mid 90’s and changed the world dramatically in just a decade. The mobile web emerged during the last decade with the arrival of iPhones and then Google’s Android. Its impact was even more disruptive, dramatic and far reaching, and it is still only getting started. Only three years ago Facebook made no money from mobility and in its stock market prospectus said it didn’t really know how it would. Google was a search engine seven years ago, and there were no Android phones in the world. Yahoo was the old man of the club, poorly run and trading on reputation, until Marissa Mayer laid down her “mobility first” dictate. Today those three companies clearly lead mobile web traffic in the US, each garnering over 85 per cent reach amongst US mobile web consumers in the most recent month according to comScore. And the story doesn’t stop at the top three. Run your finger down the top ten list and the story is the same all the way down. Giant tech brands with an internet provenance anchored on the desktop now dominating the smartphone economy. How were these techs leaders able to survive the wave of digital disruption and emerge so powerful when so many other companies in other sectors withered. Three characteristics stand out; An obsessive focus on customer service, epitomized by companies like Amazon An extraordinary pursuit of digital capability and design excellence as represented by companies like Apple And a brutal facility to execute disruptive strategy at scale and speed as demonstrated by companies like Google and Facebook. Capgemini rang the bell on this trend in a report into digital leadership last year where it measured the maturity of business models based on digital capability and capacity to execute. Not surprisingly tech companies own the leadership quandrant as the chart below describes. As Statista noted earlier this year , “In the end it appears as if the same companies that dominated the internet for years smartly used their size and scale to reach dominance in the mobile space as well.” When you start to drill down into individual company performances the impact of mobility becomes even more stark. Apple for instance will likely derive almost 70 per cent of its gross profits from iPhones this year as the chart below from Statista outlines. With a higher priced and bigger screened iPhone apparently on the way, Apple is replying on smart mobility to defend its margins. As Statista says, “Given the fact that the iPhone is already Apple’s biggest cash cow (see the chart for a breakdown of Apple’s estimated 2014 profit), the prospect of improved margins on a top-selling new iPhone will bode well with Apple’s shareholders which are waiting for positive news from Cupertino.”
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Chapter 11 - Hazardous Material Shipping The transport of hazardous materials is regulated by the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) and the International Civil Aviation Organization. An additional regulatory body formed by the airlines is called the International Air Transport Association (IATA); however, their regulations are only enforceable by the airlines. All University transportation (including shipping) of hazardous materials off University owned property is subject to DOT enforcement. EHS provides the following hazardous material shipping compliance services: - Compliance training - Maintenance of training records - University DOT certification program - General compliance assistance - Oversight of shipping stations (where untrained/uncertified individuals may have a hazardous material shipped for them)
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Korean cuisine is found all over the world. If you are traveling within South Korea however, try some foods you may be familiar with to see how they are traditionally made. It is not unusual to find that foreign dishes are altered to a local country’s tastes when they make their way overseas, so you may find seemingly familiar dishes taste a bit different in its country of origin. Even so, you will still find many local and regional dishes that are unfamiliar. Below are my 12 recommendations for unique foods and drinks to try while traveling in South Korea. This list is by no means exhaustive. Korea has many unique and delicious dishes. Below are my favorites. Bibimbap is a Korean dish served in a hot bowl consisting of steamed rice topped with sautéed vegetables, chili pepper paste, and soy sauce. The dish is commonly served with sliced seasoned beef and can be topped with an egg. Bibimbap is absolutely delicious and a favorite of mine. If you have not tried Korean bibimbap, I highly recommend it. Bulgogi is a Korean dish consisting of thinly sliced beef – sometimes pork – that is marinated and grilled. The marinated beef is flavorful, but mild. This dish may be served with steamed rice. You may have heard of the famous Korean barbecue. Korean barbecue usually consists of pork, beef, or chicken that is brought to your table uncooked. The meat is then barbecued by you and your guests at the table, which usually has a gas or charcoal grill in the center. Korean barbecue is served with numerous sides, including one or more kimchis, lettuce leaves, chili paste, and vegetables. Though the food is delicious, I recommend trying Korean barbecue for the experience. But, remember to cook your meat thoroughly to avoid food-borne illness and food poisoning. Dak-galbi, otherwise known as spicy stir-fried chicken, is another one of those dishes to experience. The marinated chicken mix, which includes cabbage and Korean rice cakes, is cooked at your table typically in a large cast iron skillet. You also have the opportunity to order sides with your main meal, such as ramen noodles, kimchi, raw cabbage, and more. If you enjoy spicy foods, give this dish and experience a try. Bindaetteok, also known as Mung bean pancake, is a delicious griddle cake that can be eaten as a main meal or as a side dish. The pancake typically consists of ground mung bean, pork, and vegetables, among other ingredients. I found the pancake to be tasty, but mild in flavor. Soondubu jiggae, variation Sundubu jiggae Soondubu jiggae, or spicy soft tofu stew, is a delicious stew for the winter time. The hot stew, which looks more like a soup, can include clams, shrimp, various vegetable, and other ingredients depending on the recipe. The stew is served in a hot clay pot. If you enjoy spicy foods, give this delicious dish a try. Doenjang jiggae, also known as fermented soybean paste stew, is just as delicious as Soondubu jiggae, but milder in flavor. This stew uses a fermented soybean paste and can include ingredients such as various vegetables, tofu, and seafood. Japchae is made of rice noodles and vegetables that are stir-fried. The noodles are seasoned with sugar, soy sauce, and sesame oil giving it a savory flavor. The noodles, called dangmyeon, are made of sweet potato starch. Japchae is commonly served with beef or pork. Gilgeori Tostuh, or Korean Street Toast Gilgeori tostuh is a delicious street snack that makes a wonderful breakfast. This is a great take away sandwich if you are busy sightseeing while also exploring as many Korean food options as you can. This is a popular Korean street food that has been around for a couple of decades. The sandwich is commonly made with toast, egg, cabbage, carrots, green onion, and ketchup. Variations may add bulgogi (meat), mayonnaise, and cheese, among other ingredients. This hot sandwich is filling and flavorful. Kimchi in all its forms Korea’s famous kimchi consists of fermented vegetables. Kimchi is found in various forms in Korea, including but not limited to radish, cucumber, cabbage, and radish water kimchi. Cabbage is the most commonly found kimchi in Korea and abroad. However, each type will have its own unique kimchi flavor, so try them all. Dongdon ju is a Korean rice wine. This drink is not the same as makgeolli. Dongdong ju is a milkier, thicker rice wine and is sometimes referred to as premature makgeolli. Dongdong ju has a slight effervescence and a fairly mild, slightly sweet flavor. At first, the drink’s light bubbly nature and light sweet taste can seem a bit odd, but after a cup or two it will grow on you. As with all new alcoholic drinks, be careful – you never know how quickly this will affect you. Soju is a Korean alcoholic drink typically made of rice. Soju on average will be 20% alcohol by volume (ABV), but can be stronger. This clear alcohol is served in a shot glass, but you can also find people drinking soju and beer where the soju is dropped or poured into the beer. If you like the harder, stronger liquors, then soju may be the drink for you. Korean Craft Beer Korea’s craft beer scene is still very nascent, but blooming as of this posting in 2021. The country’s craft brewers gear their beers toward the Korean palate. For a beer lover, such as myself who spent time in Europe’s beer drinking culture, the various brews and styles leave a lot to be desired. Many Korean craft brews lack the taste and complexity of the beers found in Europe or in the United States beer scenes. Nonetheless, venturing out and seeing what Korean craft brews are all about can be an adventure. You might find a beer that hits the spot. As you wander around Korea, especially Seoul, you’ll find many places serving craft brews – so stop in and try a few. Tea is an important part of Korean culture. The variety of Korean teas available is practically mind numbing – everything from rose, tangerine, plum, buckwheat, barley, to ginseng teas. Sample a cup of hot tea at one of the local Korean tea houses for another fun experience or go to the local emart or Lotte Mart to purchase boxed tea. Daechu-cha, or jujube tea, is a traditional tea in South Korea. Jujube is a berry that is native to the warmer regions of Asia, such as India and parts of China. The jujube is similar to the date in size and will taste like an apple if fresh or taste like a date if dried.
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The media reflects diverse opinions, and the right to free speech and freedom of the press is provided for by law. However, some observers believe that concerns over the broad powers of the media regulatory authority and a perceived decrease in judicial independence could create a climate conducive to self-censorship and political influence. The HCLU noted an increasing bias in news reporting by the public media. Freedom of Speech: While individuals generally could criticize the government in public or private without reprisal, individuals could be held liable for their published statements or for publicizing libelous statements made by others. Journalists reporting on an event could be judged criminally responsible for making or reporting false statements. Officials continued to use the libel laws to claim compensation for perceived injuries to their character. The criminal code includes provisions against incitement of hatred and hate-inspired violence. Any person who publicly incites hatred against any national, ethnic, or racial group or certain other groups of the population is guilty of a misdemeanor punishable by imprisonment for up to three years. In addition, any person who verbally assaults someone because of his membership in a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group is guilty of a felony punishable by imprisonment for up to five years. NGOs criticized courts for failing to convict persons for inciting hatred unless the crime was accompanied by a physical assault. Laws enacted in 2010 broadened the range of views whose expression was illegal to include public denial, doubt about, or minimizing the Holocaust, genocide, and other crimes of the National Socialist and Communist regimes. The law provides that such crimes carry a maximum sentence of three years in prison. In September 2010 the HCLU filed a petition with the Constitutional Court to overturn the law, arguing that it imposes serious restrictions on freedom of speech. The case remained pending at year’s end. The law prohibits the public display of certain symbols. They include the swastika, the hammer and sickle, and the arrow cross, a symbol associated with the country’s fascist World War II-era government. The law prohibiting the public display of the five-pointed red star remained in effect despite a 2008 ECHR ruling that declared it to be a violation of the right to freedom of expression. On November 3, the ECHR repeated this judgment in a subsequent case (see section 1.e., Regional Human Rights Court Decisions). Freedom of Press: On January 1, a series of new media regulations adopted by parliament in November and December 2010 entered into force, while provisions on print and online media and imposable fines became effective on July 1. The new laws concentrated authority over the media (including linear media services, on-demand media services, print, and online press) in a single state administrative body with wide-ranging authorities. According to the law, the National Media and Info-communications Authority (NMHH), subordinate to parliament, is the central state administrative body for media issues. The authority of NMHH includes overseeing the operation of broadcast and media markets as well as “contributing to the execution of the government’s policy in the area of frequency management and telecommunications.” The prime minister appoints the NMHH president for a nine-year term with no limit on reelection. The NMHH president also serves as chair of the five-member Media Council, appointed by parliament to supervise electronic and print media content. The four additional council members are elected to nine-year terms by a two-thirds majority vote of the members of parliament in attendance. The new public service broadcasting system merged the supervisory boards of all state-owned public service broadcasting entities (including the state news agency, MTI) into the newly created Public Foundation for Public Service Media (MTVA) and placed their finances and assets under the control of the new Media Service Support and Asset Management Fund. The foundation is managed by an eight-member Board of Trustees, six of whom are elected for nine-year terms, while the chair and one other member are delegated by the Media Council. The Media Service Support and Asset Management Fund is in charge of promoting national audiovisual culture and public service programs, under the supervision of the Media Council. Censorship or Content Restrictions: The laws introduced a new content regulation regime and standards for journalistic rights, ethics, and norms applicable to all media, including news portals and online publications. According to the law, all citizens have the right to be appropriately informed about local, national, and European public affairs, as well as other “events bearing relevance” for citizens. The law prohibits inciting hatred against persons, nations, communities, ethnic, linguistic or other minorities, majority groups, churches, or religious groups. The legislation introduced the institution of “source protection” maintaining the confidentiality of information with respect to criminal proceedings. However, the law provides exceptions to journalists’ right to source protection in cases when unauthorized sources reveal classified information if courts or government authorities rule that such disclosure is “in the interest of protecting national security and public order, or uncovering or preventing criminal acts.” Effective July 1, the Media Council has the authority to impose fines for violations of content regulation, including media services that violate prohibitions on inciting hatred or violating human dignity or regulations governing the protection of minors, public health, public security, national security and consumers and investors. The council may impose fines for violations ranging from 10 to 200 million forints ($41,400 to $828,000), depending on the type of publication and audience size. It may fine individual editors up to two million forints ($8,280). The council can also suspend the right to broadcast for up to a week and is also empowered to render “reprimanding judgments” in cases of content that it considers “unbalanced.” Decisions of the Media Council may be challenged in court by lodging a petition against the council, but the complaint shall not delay the Media Council’s sanction. Through October 20, the Media Council issued 70 resolutions imposing fines totaling 410 million forints ($1.7 million) on 36 media outlets. Twenty-one media organizations challenged the Media Council’s decision in court. All the court cases remained pending at year’s end. On September 5, the Media Council fined the right-wing television channel Echo TV 500,000 forints ($2,070) over a February broadcast of the program “World Panorama,” which contained openly racist statements. The presenter spoke of “Gypsies,” “Gypsy terrorism,” and the “Nazi liberals” whose goal is to “inflict parasitic human-like figures on Hungarians.” According to the ruling of the Media Council, the broadcast violated media regulations on respecting human dignity and incitement to hatred. On December 3, two state-run television channels (MTV and Duna TV) blurred out the face of former Supreme Court president Zoltan Lomnici, who was standing in the background during an interview. Lomnici, the president of the Council of Human Dignity, called the incident the most serious attack on the freedom of press in the previous 20 years. The communications director of the MTVA characterized the incident as “a grave ethical offense” and announced the launch of an investigation to find those responsible. On December 8, MTVA management reprimanded two news editors and one film editor as result of the investigation and both channels apologized for the incident. On December 10, the vice president of the Independent Labor Union of Television and Film Makers (TFSZ), Balazs Navarro Nagy, began a hunger strike to protest the lack of punishment for those responsible for the blurring out Lomnici, later joined by four other current or former employees of the state media. On December 15, the MTI managing director fired the news center director and demoted the deputy editor of the news center, while the managing director of MTVA demoted the editor in chief of the news department. The five persons on a hunger strike continued their protest as their demands were only partially met. On December 27, MTVA fired Navarro Nagy and one other hunger-striking journalist, who was also a union leader, arguing that they had provoked their employer and violated the Media Act and the labor code ban on expressions of political opinion during their demonstration. Navarro Nagy called their dismissal illegal, since, as union leaders, their dismissal would require the consent of their respective unions. On December 28, other unions, civil groups, and opposition parties staged a demonstration protesting the dismissal of the two union leaders by MTVA. The hunger strike and the demonstrations continued until year’s end. During the year national and international human rights organizations continued to criticize the new media laws. Critics particularly emphasized the broad scope of regulatory control of a non-independent administrative body that covers not only broadcasting media but also print, on-demand, and Internet media providers. Domestic civil society groups held several demonstrations to protest against the new media regime in the support of media freedom during the year, including a demonstration on March 15 that attracted approximately 30,000 people in Budapest. On February 25, EU Commissioner for Digital Agenda Neelie Kroes declared that the wide range of problematic provisions in the country’s media legislation result in a narrowing of the space in which the media can operate freely and recommended a comprehensive revision of the media law package as a whole. On February 25 and 28, the Council of Europe’s human rights commissioner and the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) representative on freedom of the media issued their opinions highlighting serious shortfalls in the laws, including the vague content restrictions for all media outlets, harsh sanctions, a mandatory registration system, and a weak regime to protect sources. On March 10, the European Parliament adopted a resolution on the country’s media laws, calling on the government to restore the independence of media governance and halt state interference with freedom of expression and balanced coverage. On March 7, parliament amended some provisions of the media law, removing the requirement for on-demand media content providers to give “comprehensive, factual, up-to-date, objective, and balanced information.” In addition, television and on-demand audio-visual media services provided by foreign media were exempt from content sanctions, with the exception of circumvention of law. On April 5, the visiting UN special rapporteur on freedom of expression, Frank La Rue, issued a declaration stating that the media legislation still risks generating a climate of self-censorship. On July 18, parliament amended the media laws so that penalties levied on media companies could be collected the same way as public debt by the tax authority. In July the NMHH signed co-regulation contracts with the Association of the Hungarian Electronic Broadcasters, the Hungarian Association of Publishers, the Association of Hungarian Content Providers and the Self-regulatory Advertising Council. From July 1, the four contracted co-regulatory organizations started monitoring press and online media products and on-demand services. Upon the authorization of the Media Council, the co-regulatory organizations handle complaints, and the procedures set by their own code of conduct precede any action by the Media Council. Self-governance can only be exercised regarding those who have either voluntarily assumed membership in a co-regulatory body or have voluntarily subjected themselves to the code of conduct. The co-regulatory bodies must keep a register of membership and of the companies that have accepted the code of conduct. The Media Council may review the procedures of the self-regulatory bodies. There was no information available on how many complaints were addressed by the self-regulatory bodies during the year. On July 21, the Media Council announced it would begin accepting applications for 10 local radio frequencies, including the Budapest 95.3 MHz frequency used by Klubradio, a left-leaning talk-radio station strongly critical of the government that reached an estimated 300,000 listeners. In the call for applications, the NMHH announced its new preference for radio channels that favor a music format with a focus on local events. Eventually, seven applications were submitted for the 95.3 MHz frequency. On December 20, the Media Council issued its decision to award the frequency to Autoradio, a year-old company with no previous experience in broadcasting. Klubradio appealed the decision to the Budapest Metropolitan Appellate Court. The Media Council cannot sign a contract with Autoradio until the court procedure is completed. Domestic and international media and civil society groups harshly criticized the Media Council decision. During the year and in 2010, all opposition parliamentary parties, the HCLU, the Association of Hungarian Journalists (MUOSZ), and individual citizens petitioned the Constitutional Court for a constitutional review of the media laws. On December 19, the court issued a ruling striking down elements of the two media laws, including provisions on content regulation, protection of journalists’ sources, the obligation to provide data to the Media Authority, and the institution of the Media and Broadcasting Commissioner. The Constitutional Court annulled the effect of the 2010 Act on the Freedom of the Press and the Fundamental Rules of Media Content (SMTV) related to print and the Internet media outlets as of May 31, 2012. The court found that the Media Authority’s authority to review content relating to human rights, human dignity, and privacy from print and online media outlets constituted an unconstitutional restriction of freedom of press as there are other possibilities in the legal system to enforce these rights. The effect of this will be to remove print and online media from the jurisdiction of the Media Council. The court voided the restriction on journalists’ protection of anonymous sources, striking down a clause of the SMTV according to which journalists are only entitled to protect their sources at court and in official proceedings if the information in question is in the public interest. The court ruled against the clause of the 2010 Act on Media Services and Mass Media (MTTV) granting the Media Council the power to obtain protected information (i.e., information protected by lawyer-client confidentiality) without court approval. Finally, the court struck down the institution of the media and communication commissioner stipulated in the MTTV, stating that the powers granted to the official constituted significant interference in press activity. The Constitutional Court refrained from reviewing the constitutionality of other parts of the two laws also challenged by petitioners. During the year the NMHH dismissed approximately 900 employees from state-owned media outlets as part of a wide-ranging reorganization and downsizing. On July 12, the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) and the South and East European Media Organization (SEEMO) issued a joint statement expressing their concern over the dismissals in the Hungarian public broadcasting sector and claimed that some of the layoffs were politically motivated. In August 2010 a member of the far-right Jobbik faction in parliament, Gyula Gyorgy Zagyva, allegedly harassed and threatened two journalists of the weekly paper Hetek during the Magyar Sziget music festival in Veroce. According to reports, Zagyva, carrying a whip, told the journalists “you should be glad that you were not beaten up.” He reportedly also said it was a sign of “Jewish arrogance” that the journalists turned on their tape recorder and that he wanted to “stamp out their guts.” Zagyva denied the reports. The Central Investigative Chief Prosecutor’s Office launched an investigation on the basis of harassment accompanied by the threat of physical violence. On June 29, parliament waived the parliamentary immunity of Zagyva, and the prosecutor’s office pressed charges against him on September 6. The case remained pending at year’s end.
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Today’s Dive – a photo essay and ode to Bull Kelp Kelp forests – where would we be without them? Habitat for so many species, oxygen production, carbon dioxide buffering, navigation aid, food production, and then the astounding aesthetic beauty that bonds us from the surface to the depths. For you, photos from today on both sides of the world bonded by Bull Kelp. Waiting to dive with dive buddy Jacqui Engel (pictured here). The first shift of divers is in the water. What to do but soak up the beauty? So much beauty. The audio backdrop . . . 3 Humpbacks exhaling, their blows rolling over the water together with the growls of Steller Sea Lions; gulls shrieking in competition for herring at the surface; and Pacific Harbour Seals occasionally groaning while basking in the sun. This is “Squiggle” (BCX0097) the Humpback. We, at the Marine Education & Research Society, have documented him since 1999. Waiting just a little longer . And they’re up! Here, buddy Dwayne Rudy surfaces. And down we go, below the kelp. Here, so many Proliferating Anemones with babies under the protective canopy of their mother’s tentacles, and many Green Urchins. Do you see the babies of different colours under their mother’s tentacles i.e. Pink moms with orange babies and vice versa. Unlike with Brooding Anemones, the babies of Proliferating Anemones can be of different ages i.e. they need not all be the same brood. Also, see the Blue-Lined Chiton? For detail on the differences between Brooding and Proliferating Anemones, see my blog at this link. The we just hung under the surface, basking in the sun shining through the kelp. I tried to capture the beauty for you . . . Under the canopy of Bull Kelp. Time to go up after an hour’s blissful escape. Here is buddy Jacqui on our safety stop. Then I photographed at the surface for at bit to try to capture the beauty of the kelp mirrored there. Thank you Jacqui for the photo. Time to head back to the boat (seen here in the background, on the right). Hello buddies! Left the right: Dwayne, Brenda, Natasha, Jacqui and Andy in our dive club’s boat. Dive club is the Top Island Econauts. I guess when you frequently take photos of your buddies underwater, they are going to return the favour at the surface. Thank you Jacqui for this photo. When you’re happy and you know it. Thank you kelp for all you give (and to you Jacqui for the photo). And below, for your amusement, Jacqui also videoed a strange marine mammal.
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I’ll be off work for a week or so, and while I’m gone I’d like to leave you with some of my favourite posts on biodiversity. Cephalopod magic: the amazing abilities of cephalopods to camouflage and hypnotise. Beetling away for Biodiversity Month: pictures of the bright, the beautiful, and the big (and scary) in the world of beetles. But don’t leave any pencils lying around! Olinguito discovered in Andes rainforest: a new species of omnivorous mammal discovered living in the cloud forest. Shark-o-rama: hands up anyone who guessed that the tasseled wobbegong and the scalloped bonnethead are both species of shark? Among others, both benign and scary. Let’s do the squid: more wonders from the world of squid, including the big, the bad, and the beautiful. Here be dragons: a new species found in Indonesia – tiny flying lizards that are basically dragons (no word yet on fire-breathing abilities). Australia – land of the hot pink slug: not much more needs be said here, I think. Fun with slugs: the astonishing beauty and variety of sea slugs. Colourful, cheeky, and invisible – the rainbow lorikeet: these birds are gorgeous, cheerful, and ubiquitous. Where’s the value in biodiversity? A quick discussion of why we truly need biodiversity. Henry Ford’s biggest mistake: a cautionary tale about why biodiversity is vital, and what happens when we neglect it. Hagfish II – the sliming (plus some mantis shrimp goodness): the hagfish and the peacock mantis shrimp are two of the most amazing creatures in the ocean. Slime monster ahoy: the not-so-mighty but definitely slimy hagfish. Zombie bees and killer shrimp: the peacock mantis shrimp making its first appearance, and the rapidity with which (native)parasitic flies evolved to make use of (imported) honeybees. A dolphin by any other name: dolphins have impressive brains and social structures, as well as names which contain other information beside identity. (Then I segue into the conversation of birds, for some reason). Why do we need biodiversity? A discussion on some of the reasons it’s worth preserving as much biodiversity as possible. Karma chameleon: a ramble through several evolutionary adaptations, including colours in chameleons and poison in frogs. Sharks – who needs them? The short answer is, ‘we all do’, at least if we want our fisheries to stay healthy and ocean plankton to keep producing oxygen. The importance of ants in plant diversification: why we need the humble ant. The greatest extinction on Earth – life in the Anthropocene: Andy Lowe writes about the greatest extinction on earth: the one we’re in now. [Feature image: Peacock mantis shrimp, by EunJae. Licensed under Creative Commons]
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Many make the mistake of using a standard chef’s knife to slice their valuable and often expensive sashimi-grade fish. Don’t be one to risk destroying that beautiful fish by using your kitchen knife! Get the best sushi knife, and you’ll be making excellent sushi in no time! You might be wondering then, what makes excellent sashimi or sushi knife and how is it different from regular knives? What do I need to know about using these knives? We’ll address these questions and, more importantly, we’ve listed the five best sushi knives for the most delectable sashimis, nigiri, and makis! Below, you’ll find our more detailed reviews, but you can also click the links above to see current prices or read customer reviews on Amazon. The Guide to The Best Sushi Knife A Look Into Sushi The preparation of Sushi in Japanese cuisine goes back hundreds of years (along with the origin of the famous teriyaki sauce) and is a much-loved food the world over. Sushi’s popularity may even rival that of fast food! However, in stark contrast to the big chain fast food that we’re used to, chefs would prepare sushi with decidedly more love and deep refinement. Sushi vs. Sashimi Many often confuse sushi with sashimi and may use these two terms interchangeably, but this is a common misconception. First of all, sashimi refers to the raw meat or fish that chef’s slice into thin pieces. They may then incorporate sashimi in with other dishes, like sushi, or on its own with a side of Japanese soy sauce and wasabi. On the other hand, the term “sushi” refers to the preparation of food primarily with vinegared rice, wherein chefs combine with other ingredients such as sashimi, seaweed, and others. You can compare the “sushi” term to that of “pasta,” both of which may refer to a variety of different dishes and ingredients. Two of the most popular Japanese dishes that chefs prepare are Maki and Nigiri. You may know Maki as the round rolls of vinegared rice and seaweed nestling vegetables, sashimi, and fruits in its center. Meanwhile, Nigiri is a simpler dish where sashimi slices sit atop a bed of hand-shaped vinegared rice. You’ll see both these varieties in the picture above where the Maki’s are on the left and the Nigiri on the right. What to Consider Before Purchasing Best Sushi Knife Before jumping the gun and getting the next best sushi knife, it would be wise to evaluate the type of sushi knife that will address your needs. The metal or material making up the knife’s blade is another important factor to consider. Consequently, we’ve included below the different types of sushi knives as well as the common blade materials. Traditional Types of Sushi Knives Naturally, with any process, sushi-making commences in several steps and stages which require the use of different knives. Typically, sushi chefs would utilize three traditional sushi knives in the sushi-making process. The traditional Yanagiba knife is long and slender. However, its most distinct feature is its single-bevel blade as opposed to regular knives with dual-bevel blades. This design makes Yanagiba knives extremely thin and sharp, perfect for making sashimi with accuracy and precision. An important tip when using Yanagiba Knives: Yanagiba knives require a lot of care and maintenance due to their single-bevel construction, extremely thin and sharp edges. Also, unlike regular knives, they are not meant for the typical push/pull kind of slicing. On the contrary, when slicing with a Yanagiba, you should perform the slice in one drawing motion. Start slicing motion with the base of the blade nearest your hand, and then pull back to slice through the meat. The Deba knife looks and works somewhere between a meat cleaver and a chef’s knife. Although Deba knives are also ideal for making sashimi, Chefs often utilize this tool for heavy-duty tasks such as, filleting large fish and meat, deboning, and preparing vegetables which make it an excellent all-purpose sushi knife. Finally, we have the Usuba knife whose primary purpose is the precise and delicate slicing, cutting, chopping, and peeling of vegetables that chef’s prepare for making Makis, as well as vegetable sides and garnishes. Popular Sushi Knife Blade Materials 1. Stainless Steel - More flexible - Resistant to stains as well as rust - Low maintenance. - Loses edge quickly - Stainless steel blades are less sharp than high-carbon ones. - Difficult to sharpen 2. High Carbon Steel - Durable material - Superior sharpness as well as edge retention - Ideal for slicing sashimi - Improved slicing precision - Prone to rust, chipping, and also shattering - High maintenance The Top 5 Sushi Knives 1. Tatara Japanese Professional Chef Knife Gyuto Finally, we have the Tatara Japanese professional Chef knife, which arguably may be the best-looking Damascus blade on our list! Its looks, however, is just a minute factor contributing to the grand nature of this all-purpose 8-inch blade. First of all, the blade has a VG-10 steel core with an HRC 62 nestled between 67 layers of Damascus steel Although technically a gyuto knife, the Tatara Japanese Chef’s Knife is razor sharp, keeps that edge, and features a G-10 handle that may just be the most comfortable in our hands when we compare it to the other knives on this list! With its extremely sharp VG-10 blade and ergonomic handle, the Chef Knife will not tire you out despite hours of use! Just remember to treat it with care! - Dangerously sharp blade perfect for sushi, sashimi, vegetables, and meat - Stunning VG-10 Damascus Blade - High HRC rating - Full-tang, the triple-riveted handle makes for a very sturdy handle - Rust resistant - The handle isn’t as refined as the other knives on this list 2. Yoshihiro Sushi Sashimi Chef Knife Starting the list of our top sushi knives is also our most valuable pick for the best Yanagiba knife: the Yoshihiro Shiroko. Completely handcrafted, this exceptional professional blade is perfect for the sushi enthusiast. With the Yoshihiro Shiroko, you’ll get a 9.5 inch High Carbon Steel Blade with HRC 62-63, and the traditional single-beveled edge. These features make the knife remarkably hard, extremely sharp, and will keep its edge for a long time if you use it correctly. So, always remember the one-slice-motion technique to keep that edge. Ultimately, we found slicing with this knife both amazingly smooth and enjoyable. After the blade, you’ll meet the handcrafted Rosewood D-shaped handle which was both a joy to hold and behold. Finally, with this knife purchase, you’ll also get a Magnolia Wood knife sheath, blade oil, and rust eraser. If this is fit for professional sushi chefs, it sure will be perfect for you. - With proper care, this will be the only sushi knife you’ll ever need. - Incredible sharpness as well as excellent edge retention - High HRC rating - Balanced weight - Beautiful wood handle - Requires that you know proper slicing techniques. - Its high hardness rating makes it weak against impacts - High maintenance, such as sharpening on quality whetstones, regular oiling, and thorough drying. Otherwise, it will corrode quite quickly. 3. TUO Cutlery Professional Yanagiba Sushi Knife The TUO Cutlery Professional Yanagiba Sushi Knife is, arguably, the most beautiful traditional Yanagiba on this list. We’d call, first, to your attention the exotic ebony sandalwood handle that is very comfortable to use and still felt great in our hands after extended use! Its beauty, however, is largely from its entrancing blade. The 10.5-inch single-bevel blade is truly a head turned with its pattern-welded design involving 34 layers of beautiful Damascus steel which houses the VG10 Japanese Stainless steel. With its Damascus steel layers, not only will you get a unique-looking blade, but you’ll also enjoy its resistance to stains, wear, and corrosion! Meanwhile, the VG10 steel core boasts an HRC 60-62 which gives you an ultra-sharp edge! If slicing with the Sagana blade was like slicing through butter, then the TUO Cutlery knife cuts through fish like it was Jello! - Ultra-sharp blade as well as top-notch edge retention - Resists stains and corrosion - Beautiful Damascus steel patterns that are unique to each knife - Comfortable wood handle even during prolonged use! - High HRC rating - Although comfortable, the handle felt flimsy 4. Hiroshi Nakamoto Premium Sushi & Sashimi Chef’s Knife First on our all-purpose Sushi knives is the Hiroshi Nakamoto Premium 6.5-inch Deba knife. The makers of this sushi blade meticulously forge, sharpen, and assemble their product resulting in Damascus steel enveloping the core Ultra High Carbon Steel blade, a design that’s very similar to the TUO Cutlery Professional Yanagiba Sushi Knife with its layers of polished Damascus steel. However, unlike the majority of Damascus steel knives available on the market, the knife from Hiroshi Nakamoto features a decidedly understated and subdued look. This design will most likely appeal to those who appreciate the beauty of pattern-welded but hesitate to get anything too ostentatious. Finally, we have the ultra-light rounded wood handle with the tan colors and wood staining that perfectly complements the silver-gray color of the blade. - Sharp edge ideal for all-purpose sushi tasks and is sufficient for slicing sashimi - Understated pattern-welded design - The handle looks and feels flimsy, and also can be slippery when wet - Blade-heavy and somewhat unbalanced - Blade dulls quickly after some use 5. Sagana Yanigiba Sushi Knife Cutting in as the most budget-friendly traditional Yanigiba knife on our list is the Sushi knife from Sagana Kitchenware. This 8-inch stainless steel single-side beveled blade will be perfect for those who want to recreate the sushi and sashimi experience at home without breaking the bank! The blade will naturally not hold its edge like our high carbon steel knives, but this is nothing a good whetstone can’t fix. However, out of the box, its edge was incredible, even terrifyingly, sharp. Consequently, slicing fillets felt like cutting through butter. Additionally, its authentic rosewood handle makes the Sagana sushi knife a great bargain! - Resists corrosion - Remarkably sharp out of the box - Ergonomic wood handle - Quickest to lose the edge on this list - Slicing fish isn’t a smooth as other knives - Again, it’s the blade is the least sharp on this list but beginners may hardly notice There you go! That’s our list of the best sushi knives! If you’re looking to add a dedicated sushi knife to your kitchen repertoire, then look no further than the entrancing Yoshihiro Shiroko Yanagabi Knife. It’ll cut through all your fillets in one swift motion. Then again, if you’re looking to recreate the entire sushi-making process, the Tatara Japanese Professional Chef Knife with its amazing 8-inch VG10 Damascus Blade will be your best bet! One thing to keep in mind with sushi knives, though. Take great care and be aware of your fingers! Some of these knives are so sharp that you won’t feel it initially breaking the skin!
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First of a three part series of short articles by Rachel Coldicutt providing an overlook of the research her group has been doing. They were “tasked with understanding the challenges for community businesses, and whether they could be a catalyst for the wider adoption of community-owned technologies.” Through a literature review and a series of qualitative interviews with community businesses, they explored why community organizations decide to create their own solutions, how they collaborate, and some of the differences between what they create for themselves and the business-focused solutions the software market sells. In brief: without the profit motive and with a focus on the needs of each community, software ends up quite different, more appropriate to the problems, and better aligned with values. [W]hat if some community organisations need different kinds of technology to businesses or governments? What if the growing critique of the social and environmental impact of corporate platforms makes adopting those products a moral and ethical dilemma for community organisations? What if there’s no one way of getting it right? […] [C]ommunity-to-community. Technology that is owned and/or managed by communities, that supports the delivery of their values and preferred ways of working. [I]f you can access digital services without the onerous terms dictated by big tech companies, then there’s a space to build digital services with different values embedded, where you do not expose people to harms and risks along the way that we have just accepted with the mainstream options. […] Creating alternatives to big, shared data sets and holding a space outside of surveillance culture is an important role for community organisations, and this is an issue that deserves greater engagement from policy makers, finders and communities across the UK. This confidence and ‘just enough’ knowledge is also distributed across the organisations that are creating community tech; there isn’t just an IT person dreaming up solutions in a vacuum, the whole organisation grows together in appreciating the potential of creating their own products.
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Bde Maka Ska |Bde Maka Ska| |Native name||Bdé Makhá Ská (Dakota)| |Basin countries||United States| |Surface area||401 acres (1.62 km2)| |Average depth||82 ft (25 m)| |Max. depth||87 ft (27 m)| Bde Maka Ska (/ /, previously named Lake Calhoun, its former official designation) is the largest lake in Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States, and part of the city's Chain of Lakes. Surrounded by city park land and circled by bike and walking trails, it is popular for many outdoor activities. The lake has an area of 401 acres (1.62 km2) and a maximum depth of 87 feet (27 m). Lake and surrounding area The lake is part of the Grand Rounds National Scenic Byway, connecting with Lake of the Isles on the northeast, Cedar Lake and Brownie Lake on the northwest, and Lake Harriet on the south. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board trail system has a 3.4-mile (5.5 km) trail around the lake for bicyclists and skaters and a 3.2-mile (5.1 km) trail around it for pedestrians. Both of these trails connect to the larger trail system via connections to Lake of the Isles and Lake Harriet. In addition, the Midtown Greenway Trail is located just north of the lake and Lake Street. The lake itself is popular for canoeing, kayaking, and windsurfing, and it has three swimming beaches. The three beaches are North Beach on the north side of the lake, 32nd Beach on the east, and Thomas Beach on the south. There is Bde Maka Ska Park and surrounding park land offers parking, picnicking, volleyball, and athletic fields. It is also home of sailing, hosting the Calhoun Yacht Club, the Minneapolis Sailing Center, as well as local high school teams and the University of St. Thomas Sailing Team. During 1829–1839, it was the site of the Bdewákhathuŋwaŋ Dakota agricultural village known as Ḣeyate Otuŋwe. A plaque on the east side of the lake commemorates the mission station built by Samuel and Gideon Pond where they created the first alphabet for the Dakota language at Cloudman's Village. In 2019, the Bde Maka Ska Public Art Project was completed on the village site. On the west side is The Bakken, an old mansion with medicinal gardens and a library and museum devoted to medical electricity and the history of electromagnetism. The Como-Harriet Streetcar Line operates between the lake and Lake Harriet. The Dakota originally called the lake Mde Maka Ska (standardized Lakota/Dakota spelling Bdé Makhá Ská; English approximation: Be-DAY Mah-KAH-Ska) meaning 'Lake White Earth', or 'Lake White Bank', a name that probably was given by the Ioway who inhabited the area until the 16th century. Another Dakota name for the lake may have been Mde Med'oza, which was the name initially adopted by settlers, either as Lake Medoza or in translation as Loon Lake. The Dakota also described it as Heyate Mde, meaning 'the set back lake'. The United States Secretary of War, John C. Calhoun, sent the Army to survey the area that would surround Fort Snelling in 1817. Calhoun had also authorized the construction of Fort Snelling, one of the earliest American settlements in the state. The surveyors named the water body "Lake Calhoun" in his honor, and the Fort Snelling Military Reservation survey map of Lt. James L. Thompson in 1839 shows that name for the lake. Calhoun–Bde Maka Ska naming dispute Calhoun's legacy as a slaveowner and pro-slavery politician led critics to question whether he was the best person to be honored. In 2011 the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board (MPRB) visited the issue. Their legal counsel concluded that the board could not legally change the name, as state law gives that power to the Commissioner of Natural Resources, and then only in the first 40 years after the name was designated. Following the Charleston church shooting in June 2015, a fresh drive to change the name started via an online petition and the Park Board indicated it would look into whether they could change the lake's name through state action. At the time, the Minneapolis Star Tribune published an article quoting Calhoun's views on the black race: The number of deaf and dumb, blind, idiots and insane of the Negroes in the States that have changed the ancient relations between the races [and are no longer slaves] is one out of every ninety-six; while in the States adhering to it [slavery], it is one out of every six hundred and sixty-one; being nearly six to one against the free blacks in the same state as well as his actions in ordering the flogging of one his own slaves. In fall 2015 the board added the Dakota name to signage below the official name. In March 2016, an advisory group decided by majority vote to urge the MPRB to restore the lake's former name. There was also a proposal to rename the lake for Senator Paul Wellstone, who is buried in nearby Lakewood Cemetery. In 2017, the Minneapolis Park Board voted unanimously to recommend changing the lake's name back to Bde Maka Ska and the Hennepin County commissioners agreed. In January 2018, the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) made Bde Maka Ska the official name in Minnesota. To change it at the federal level, the state submitted materials to the U.S. Board on Geographic Names, which approved the change in June 2018. Park signs around the lake use only the name Bde Maka Ska. On April 29, 2019, the Minnesota Court of Appeals reversed the decision of the DNR, holding that a name that had been in use more than 40 years could only be changed by the legislature. The MPRB stated they would continue to keep the signage of Bde Maka Ska at the lake and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said, "I will continue to call Bde Maka Ska by its rightful name. That was the lake's name before people who look like me renamed it to honor a slavery apologist and – as far as I'm concerned – that is still its name today". The DNR appealed the court decision, and also released a statement confirming that the federal Board on Geographic Names (BGN) had adopted Bde Maka Ska as the lake's official name. Executive secretary of the U.S. Board on Geographic Names Lou Yost said, "State legislation (or court ruling) is not binding on the Federal Government. The name at the Federal level will remain Bde Maka Ska as was approved at the BGN's June 21, 2018 meeting". The Minnesota Court of Appeals decision was appealed to the Minnesota Supreme Court, which heard oral argument November 13, 2019. On May 13, 2020, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that the Minnesota Department of Natural Resources had the authority to rename Lake Calhoun as Bde Maka Ska, ruling that the law restricting renaming only applied to county boards, not to the DNR. The lake contains black crappie, bluegill, bowfin, common carp, hybrid sunfish, largemouth bass, northern pike, pumpkinseed, tiger muskellunge, walleye, white sucker, and yellow perch. Some fish consumption guideline restrictions have been placed on the lake's bluegill, crappie, largemouth bass, northern pike, walleye, and white sucker due to mercury and perfluorooctanesulfonic acid contamination. In 1991, the then-Minnesota state record tiger muskellunge at 33 pounds 8 ounces (15.2 kg) was caught in the lake. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation website lists the lake as one of the best in the city for ice fishing walleye, northern pike, and crappies. - Greene, Britta (December 4, 2015). "How to say Lake Calhoun's Dakota name: 'Bde Maka Ska'". MPR News. Minnesota Public Radio. Archived from the original on December 7, 2015. Retrieved December 4, 2015. The Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board added "Bde Maka Ska" to signs around Lake Calhoun - Harlow, Tim (July 16, 2018). "Feds now recognize Lake Calhoun as Bde Maka Ska". Minneapolis Star Tribune. Archived from the original on 2018-08-25. Retrieved 2018-08-24. - "Lake Calhoun officially recognized as Bde Maka Ska". Minneapolis Park & Recreation Board. January 29, 2018. Archived from the original on December 30, 2021. Retrieved January 5, 2022. - Gillmer, Matt (January 29, 2018). "Lake Calhoun officially renamed Bde Maka Ska". Star Tribune. Archived from the original on May 9, 2021. Retrieved January 5, 2022. - Marohn, Kirsti (October 8, 2018). "DNR confirms zebra mussels in Bde Maka Ska". MPR News. Archived from the original on January 1, 2022. Retrieved January 5, 2022. - Beane, Katherine (2012). "Bde Maka Ska / Lake Calhoun, Minneapolis". In Westerman, Gwen; White, Bruce (eds.). Mni Sota Makoce: The Land of the Dakota. Saint Paul, MN: Minnesota Historical Society Press. ISBN 978-0-87351-869-7. - "History of the Dakota Mission". Pond Dakota Historical Society. 2017. Archived from the original on 2017-10-28. Retrieved 2017-10-28. - Sanders, Michael (2017). "ABOUT THE BAKKEN". The Bakken Museum. Archived from the original on 2017-12-01. Retrieved 2017-11-22. - New Lakota Dictionary : Lakȟótiyapi-English, English-Lakȟótiyapi & incorporating the Dakota dialects of Yankton-Yanktonai & Santee-Sisseton. Bloomington: Lakota Language Consortium. 2008. ISBN 0-9761082-9-1. OCLC 181328003. - Eldred, Sheila (June 23, 2016). "Renaming Lake Calhoun: Native American activist Syd Beane explains the Minneapolis lake's name change". Minnesota Monthly. Archived from the original on October 23, 2017. Retrieved October 23, 2017. You learn how to pronounce it: Be-DAY Mah-KAH-Ska. - Cairn, Rich; Cairn, Susan (2003). "History of Minnehaha Creek Watershed" (PDF). Minnehaha Creek Watershed District. p. 19. Archived from the original (PDF) on July 30, 2009. Retrieved August 6, 2009. - "Lake Maka Ska has a nice historical ring to it". Star Tribune. Minneapolis. October 20, 2017. Archived from the original on October 23, 2017. Retrieved October 23, 2017. - Brandt, Steve (October 12, 2015). "Dakota name for Calhoun probably originated with predecessor tribe". Star Tribune. Archived from the original on May 13, 2016. Retrieved May 11, 2016. - Myrbo, Amy; Murphy, Marylee; Stanley, Valerie (2011). "The Minneapolis Chain of Lakes by bicycle: Glacial history, human modifications, and paleolimnology of an urban natural environment". In Miller, James D.; Hudak, George J.; Wittkop, Chad; McLaughlin, Patrick I. (eds.). Archean to Anthropocene: Field Guides to the Geology of the Mid-Continent of North America. GSA Field Guides. Vol. 24. Boulder, Colorado: The Geological Society of America. pp. 425–437. doi:10.1130/2011.0024(20). ISBN 978-0-8137-0024-3. Lake Calhoun, first known by Native Americans as Lake Medoza ("Lake of the Loons"), Mde Maka Ska ("Lake of the White Earth"), or Heyate Mde ("Lake Set Back from the River")... - Keating, William H. (1824). Narrative of an expedition to the source of St. Peter's River, Lake Winnepeek, Lake of the Woods, &c., &c. : performed in the year 1823, by order of the Hon. J.C. Calhoun, secretary of war, under the command of Stephen H. Long, major U.S.T.E. Philadelphia: H.C. Carey & I. Lea. p. 303. OCLC 77170807. - Johnson, Frederick L. (2009). Richfield: Minnesota's Oldest Suburb. Richfield, Minnesota: Richfield Historical Society Press. p. 2. ISBN 9781605856360. - Brandt, Steve (June 23, 2015). "Lake Calhoun name change gets another look in Minneapolis". Star Tribune. Archived from the original on June 25, 2015. Retrieved June 25, 2015. - Brandt, Steve (June 24, 2015). "Minneapolis Park Board gives fresh look at renaming Lake Calhoun after South Carolina shootings". Star Tribune. Archived from the original on June 25, 2015. Retrieved June 25, 2015. - Furst, Randy, "John C. Calhoun, namesake of a Minneapolis lake, beat his slaves and trumpeted slavery" Archived 2019-06-09 at the Wayback Machine, Minneapolis Star Tribune, July 11, 2015. - Steve Brandt (March 24, 2016). "Lakes panel urges restoring Bde Maka Ska name for Lake Calhoun". StarTribune. Archived from the original on March 25, 2016. Retrieved March 25, 2016. - Thomas, Dylan (October 11, 2017). "New petition seeks to rename Lake Calhoun for Wellstone". Southwest Journal. Archived from the original on October 24, 2017. Retrieved October 23, 2017. - Faiza Mahamud (May 3, 2017). "Minneapolis Park Board votes to change Lake Calhoun name to Bde Maka Ska". StarTribune. - Nate Gotlieb (November 22, 2017). "Bde Maka Ska recommended by County Board". Southwest Journal. Minnesota Premier Publications. Archived from the original on November 29, 2017. Retrieved November 23, 2017. The Hennepin County Board on Nov. 21 voted to recommend changing the name of Lake Calhoun to Bde Maka Ska, which means "Lake White Earth" in Dakota. - Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (January 18, 2018). "Re: The Proposed Renaming of Lake Calhoun, Minnesota Public Water No. 27-31 in Hennepin County, Minnesota to Bde Maka Ska" (PDF). Names of Geographic Features Order. Archived (PDF) from the original on February 21, 2018. Retrieved February 20, 2018. - Chanen, David (January 19, 2018). "The state officially changes Lake Calhoun to Bde Maka Ska". Star Tribune. Minneapolis. Archived from the original on January 25, 2018. Retrieved June 1, 2018. It's official, at least in Minnesota: Lake Calhoun, the biggest lake in Minneapolis, will now go by its original Dakota name, Bde Maka Ska. - Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (January 18, 2018). "State of Minnesota approves Lake Calhoun name change to Bde Maka Ska". News Release. Archived from the original on February 22, 2018. Retrieved January 27, 2018. - "Feature Detail Report for: Bde Maka Ska". Geographic Names Information System. United States Geological Survey. July 15, 2018. Archived from the original on July 16, 2018. Retrieved July 15, 2018. - Staff (July 15, 2018). "Federal government now recognizes Minneapolis lake as Bde Maka Ska". MPR News. Minnesota Public Radio. Archived from the original on July 16, 2018. Retrieved July 16, 2018. - Du, Susan (January 30, 2018). "It's final: Lake Calhoun is now Bde Maka Ska, named in honor of original Minnesotans". City Pages. Minneapolis. Archived from the original on June 20, 2018. Retrieved June 19, 2018. Minneapolis Parks and Rec has torn down the old Lake Calhoun signs and drilled in new ones bearing Bde Maka Ska. - A18-1007 (April 29, 2019). "Save Lake Calhoun, Appellant, vs. Sarah Strommen, et al., Respondents" (PDF). State of Minnesota Court of Appeals. Archived (PDF) from the original on May 2, 2019. Retrieved April 29, 2019. - "Mayor, Park Board push back on ruling changing Bde Maka Ska to Lake Calhoun". KARE 11. April 29, 2019. Retrieved April 30, 2019. - "Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board president responds to ruling on Lake Calhoun/Bde Maka Ska name change". KSTP-TV. April 29, 2019. Archived from the original on April 30, 2019. Retrieved April 30, 2019. - "Supreme Court to hear Bde Maka Ska case". Archived from the original on 15 December 2019. Retrieved 5 April 2020. - Otarola, Miguel (May 13, 2020). "State had the authority to rename Lake Calhoun as Bde Maka Ska, high court rules". Star Tribune. Archived from the original on May 13, 2020. Retrieved May 13, 2020. - "Lake information report: Minnesota DNR". MN DNR. MN DNR. 2005-07-25. Archived from the original on 2004-08-30. Retrieved 2005-08-30. - Ron Hustvedt Jr. "Taking On The Metro's Tiger Muskies". Primedia Enthusiast Magazine. Archived from the original on 2005-10-26. - "Ice Fishing". 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