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Dave Bayer
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Education and career & Contributions & Consulting
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Bryce Bayer, the inventor of the Bayer filter. Contributions Bayer has worked in various areas of algebra and symbolic computation, including Hilbert functions, Betti numbers, and linear programming. He has written a number of highly cited papers in these areas with other notable mathematicians, including Bernd Sturmfels, Jeffrey Lagarias, Persi Diaconis, Irena Peeva, and David Eisenbud. Consulting Bayer was a mathematics consultant for the film A Beautiful Mind, the biopic of John Nash, and also had a cameo as one of the "Pen Ceremony" professors.
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Eddie Jones (linebacker)
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High school career
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Eddie Jones (linebacker) High school career Jones was considered one of the nation's best defensive linemen coming out of Kilgore High School in 2006.
Jones made all-state honorable mention as a sophomore, and was named District 17-4A Defensive Newcomer of the Year with 84 tackles (six for a loss), six sacks, eight passes broken up, three forced fumbles, and two fumble recoveries.
As a junior Jones was named first-team all-state by The Associated Press and Texas Sports Writers Association, and was selected as the District 17-4A MVP. His junior year stats were 131 tackles (ten for a loss), 11 sacks, 11 passes
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Ellin Prince Speyer
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Early life & Career
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Ellin Prince Speyer Ellin Leslie Prince Lowery Speyer (October 14, 1849 - February 23, 1921) was a New York City philanthropist. Early life Ellin Leslie Prince was born on October 14, 1849 in Lowell, Massachusetts, the daughter of John Dyneley Prince and Mary Travers Prince. Her grandfather was also John Dyneley Prince (1779–1860), and a third John Dyneley Prince (1868–1945) was her nephew. Ellin was orphaned as a child, and raised by an uncle, lawyer William Riddle Travers, in New York City. Career Ellin Prince took an early interest in hospital charities, helping to found the Hospital Saturday and Sunday
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Cobra (TV series)
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Characters
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restore when he was younger.
Danielle LaPoint (Allison Hossack): The daughter of Cobra's founder, Quentin Avery, Danielle is more or less Scandal's partner. Her mother was killed ten years earlier, and as a result she turned to helping victims like herself by working for Cobra. She holds a Ph.D in Psychology from Harvard University and was personally responsible for recruiting Scandal after arguing with her father that he was the perfect choice.
Dallas Cassel (James Tolkan): A former F.B.I. agent, Dallas is the director of Cobra. He almost got off on the wrong foot with Scandal when he faked Scandal's death in
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Echo Mountain
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History & Trail access
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foot in Rubio Canyon was the Great Incline funicular of the Mount Lowe Railway, whose white cars could be seen ascending and descending Echo. Trail access Echo Mountain can be reached by the Sam Merrill Trail located at the top of Lake Avenue, or via the fire road which extends from Millard Canyon to a point along the old right of way, which will lead to the backside of the promontory.
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Elliptic-curve Diffie–Hellman
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Key establishment protocol
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other party's public key prior to execution of the protocol.
Alice computes point . Bob computes point . The shared secret is (the x coordinate of the point). Most standardized protocols based on ECDH derive a symmetric key from using some hash-based key derivation function.
The shared secret calculated by both parties is equal, because .
The only information about her private key that Alice initially exposes is her public key. So, no party including Alice can determine Alice's private key (Alice of course knows it by having selected it), unless that party can solve the elliptic curve
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DuPont Manual High School
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Merger
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federal guidelines.
On November 11, 1976, what school board members referred to as a race-related riot occurred on campus, injuring 16 and leading to six arrests and 60 suspensions. Students and school administrators agreed that there was an atmosphere of racial tension brewing at Manual in the 1970s that led to the riot. In his 2005 book on the history of Manual, Mike McDaniel wrote that November 11, 1976 was "quite probably the worst day in the history of Manual."
The late 1960s and 1970s were a time of major change at Manual. A new wing featuring a gym with a seating
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Eileen Nearne
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Early life and career
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she had been sending messages for a businessman, unaware that he was British. On 15 August 1944, she was sent to Ravensbrück concentration camp where she refused to do prison work. Her head was shaved and she was told she would be shot if she continued to refuse. She was then transferred to a forced labour camp in Silesia. While in one of these prisons she was reportedly tortured.
On 13 April 1945 she escaped with two French girls from a work gang by hiding in the forest, later travelling through Markkleeberg, where they were arrested by the S.S. but released
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Dave Syverson
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Personal life
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build neighborhood playgrounds for schools around his Senate district.
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Deuce (The D.O.C. album)
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Production
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1 mixtape.
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DWRT-FM
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The first 99.5 RT (1976–2006)
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philosophy did not pander to the masses nor cater to the lowest common denominator. It brought the latest American and British hits to the local audience as soon as they were released by the artists. One of the most notable examples of this was in the early 1980s when RT broke in the song "More to Lose" by the obscure English new wave duo, Seona Dancing (one-half of which was Ricky Gervais). The station kept listeners guessing the identity of the song by announcing the title as "Medium" and done by the artist "Fade", two words which
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Doriot Anthony Dwyer
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Boston Symphony Orchestra
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on the Boston music scene prompted newspaper headlines: "Woman Crashes Boston Symphony: Eyebrows Lifted as Miss Anthony sat at Famous Flutist's Desk," and "Flutist, 30 and Pretty, Here with Boston Symphony."
The Boston Globe called October 18, 1952 "Ladies’ Day" since the performance also featured French pianist Lélia Gousseau. Warren Storey Smith's review noted that Dwyer "handled her part in the Bach’s charming Suite deftly and musically and in the final Badinerie with a degree of virtuosity that elicited from her fellow-players something midway between a gasp of astonishment and a shout of approval, while the audience expressed its appreciation in
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De minimis
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Criminology and crime & Risk assessment
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made out at a preliminary stage. For a charge of second degree murder, the test being: "could the jury reasonably conclude that accused actions were a contributing cause, beyond de minimis, of the victim's death." Risk assessment In risk assessment, it refers to the highest level of risk that is still too small to be concerned with. Therefore, only risk levels above this de minimis level must be addressed and managed. Some refer to this as a "virtually safe" level.
It has application in the fields of auditing, modeling, and engineering, and may refer to situations of low (negligible) risk. It
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Egg donation
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The egg donor's process in detail & Results
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surgical procedure lasting 20–30 minutes, performed under sedation (but sometimes without any). A small ultrasound-guided needle is inserted through the vagina to aspirate the follicles in both ovaries, which extracts the eggs. After resting in a recovery room for an hour or two, the donor is released. Most donors resume regular activities by the next day. Results In the United States, egg donor cycles have a success rate of over 60%. (See statistics at http://www.sart.org.) When a "fresh cycle" is followed by a "frozen cycle", the success rate with donor eggs is approximately 80%.
With egg donation, women who are past
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Eileen Nearne
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Early life and career
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messages.
Savy had returned to London with important information about German V1 rockets, leaving Nearne on her own. Although she did not know it at the time, the same aircraft which took Savy home also carried her sister, Jacqueline, who had just completed 15 months in the field. Nearne then worked for the "Spiritualist" network.
In July 1944 her transmitter was detected and she was arrested. Nearne "survived, in silence, the full revolting treatment of the baignoire" in the torture chamber of the Paris headquarters of the Gestapo on the Rue des Saussaies.
She reportedly managed to convince her captors, under torture, that
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Elmhurst Hall
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Second hall (1808-1921)
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sold the hall to George Fox (a retired Manchester businessman). During this time a lodge was built south of the hall, this lodge survives today and the building style matches that of the hall. In 1894 George Fox let the hall to the Duke of Sutherland so that he could entertain the Prince of Wales when he visited Lichfield for the centenary of the Staffordshire Yeomanry, which had been founded by Eliot in 1798.
In 1895, the hall was sold to Henry Mitchell (the Smethwick Brewer). Mitchell lived in the house until his death in 1914. After Mitchell’s death, the
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Echinococcus granulosus
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Prevention
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as possible to avoid perpetuating infection.
According to mathematical modeling, vaccination of intermediate hosts, coupled with dosing definitive hosts with anthelminths is the most effect method for intervening with infection rates.
Proper disposal of carcasses and offal after home slaughter is difficult in poor and remote communities and therefore dogs readily have access to offal from livestock, thus completing the parasite cycle of Echinococcus granulosus and putting communities at risk of cystic echinococcosis. Boiling livers and lungs which contain hydatid cysts for 30 minutes has been proposed as a simple, efficient and energy- and time-saving way to kill the infectious larvae.
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District Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania
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Transportation & Recreation
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District Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania Transportation The main roads in District Township include Bitting Road, Conrad Road, Forgedale Road/Baldy Hill Road, Huff Church Road, Landis Store Road, Long Lane, and Oysterdale Road. Recreation A parcel of the Pennsylvania State Game Lands Number 315 is located in the northwestern portion of the township. Gordon Park is located near the southern corner of the township.
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Chrysophyllum cainito
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Overview & Fruits
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distance. The tiny flowers are purplish white and have a sweet fragrant smell. The tree is also hermaphroditic (self-fertile). It produces a strong odor. Fruits The fruit is globose and typically measures from 2 to 3 inches in diameter. When ripe, it usually has purple-skinned with a faint green area appearing around the calyx. A radiating star pattern is visible in the pulp. Greenish-white and yellow-fruited cultivars are sometimes available. The skin is rich in latex, and both it and the rind are not edible. The flattened seeds are light brown and hard. It is a seasonal
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Distributed language
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Human cognitive and communicative abilities arise as people do things together while drawing on material, linguistic and other resources. Language activity is constrained by biology, circumstances, and collective ways of life. While bodies sustain coordination, our lived realities are extended by the resources of a partly shared collective world. Thus, language cannot be separated from the artifacts and institutions or the behaviour of the living beings who undertake collaborative (and solo) tasks. This distributed perspective challenges the mainstream view that language use can be explained by individual competencies and microsocial rules. To ascribe 'language' to individual organisms is, on the
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Elmhurst Hall
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Second hall (1808-1921) & Today
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executors of his estate put it up for sale and, after years without sale, the hall was demolished in 1921. Today In 1922 the estate was sold to a syndicate who split up the estate. The site of the demolished hall, the surviving farm buildings and 30 acres were sold to William Snelson, who set up Hall Farm, which survives today.
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Dragon Gold Cup
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History
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Dragon Gold Cup The Dragon Gold Cup is an annual sailing race for the Dragon class since 1937, organized by the International Dragon Association and the Clyde Yacht Clubs' Association.
The most successful sailor is Danish Aage Birch, with seven titles, followed by fellow Danish Ole Berntsen, with five titles. In total, Danish crews have won 32 titles. History The International Dragon Cup was presented in 1937 by members of the Clyde Yacht's Conference with the intention of bringing together as many competitors of different nationalities as possible for yacht racing in Europe in a friendly spirit, in order to perpetuate
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Edward B. Bunn
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Georgetown legacy & Educator
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Foreign Service was named the Edward B. Bunn S.J. Intercultural Center in his honor. Educator In partnership with Dr. Hurst Robins Anderson, president of American University, Bunn developed an pan-institutional program for students in Washington, D.C. to take courses in several schools and allow credits to accumulate toward a degree in any school. He was a member of the Washington Institute of Foreign Affairs and a trustee for the Washington Center for Metropolitan Studies.
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Cypriot Second Division
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History & Current format (2018–19)
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the second Division teams took part in the Cypriot Cup, except of the 1963–64 season. In some seasons during 1960s and 1970s only the leading teams of the Second Division took part (some times only the champion) in the competition. From 1975–76 season all the teams of the Cypriot Second Division take part in the Cypriot Cup. No Second Division team ever reach the final but they managed to qualify to the semi-finals four times (Nea Salamis Famagusta in 1953–54, Orfeas Nicosia in 1983–84, PAEEK in 1984–85 and AEP Paphos in 2005–06). Current format (2018–19) Sixteen clubs are competing in
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Eileen Nearne
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Later years and death
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her next-of-kin that medals and other papers related to her war career were found.
Her next of kin, a niece, was located living in Italy and has said she was upset that Nearne had been portrayed as being "alone or unloved", adding, "Although I don't live in the UK, I was very close to Aunt Eileen and visited her often. I only saw her six months ago. She was always cherished by the family."
Nearne's funeral, which was provided free of charge by the Torbay & District Funeral Service of Torquay, was held on 21 September 2010 at Our Lady Help of
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Dispatch (band)
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Dispatch 2011 and Reunion
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recording a new EP.
On Wednesday, April 27, 2011, Dispatch performed the song "Melon Bend" on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, to be released on their upcoming "Dispatch EP".
On Tuesday, May 10, 2011, Dispatch confirmed via their YouTube channel that their new EP would be released on May 17, 2011. Along with the news, Dispatch also released a sample of their song "Valentine", which appeared on the EP.
On May 17, 2011, Dispatch released their new EP. Within hours of its release, it shot to No. 2 in the iTunes albums chart. On November 28, 2011, Dispatch announced their first UK/EU tour. In
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Egg donation
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Fetus & Custody & Legality and financial issues
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donation is less than in a natural pregnancy. In contrast, the incidence of other perinatal complications, such as intrauterine growth restriction, preterm birth and congenital malformations, is comparable to conventional IVF without egg donation. Custody Generally legal documents are signed renouncing rights and responsibilities of custody on the part of the donor. Most IVF doctors will not proceed with administering medication to any donor until these documents are in place and a legal "clearance letter" confirming this understanding is provided to the doctor. Legality and financial issues The legal status and cost/compensation models of egg donation vary significantly by country.
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Dupont Circle Fountain
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Background
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reflected the Beaux-Arts and neoclassical styles that were popular in the neighborhood at the time, such as the Patterson Mansion, located on the northeast edge of the circle. Bacon is best known for designing the Lincoln Memorial while French's best known work is the statue of Abraham Lincoln inside the memorial. French's other works in Washington, D.C. include the Butt-Millet Memorial Fountain, the First Division Monument and the Thomas Gallaudet Memorial. The total cost of the commission was $77,521. The CFA approved the design in 1917 and work began on the fountain shortly thereafter.
Congress wanted recognition
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De Aston School
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Admissions & Grammar school
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De Aston School Admissions The school has approximately 904 pupils. The school provides boarding accommodation for around 80 pupils, many of whom come from abroad. De Aston is a specialist school in mathematics and computing. Grammar school De Aston School was founded in 1863 as a small grammar school, as part of a legal settlement following a court case involving funds from the medieval charity of Thomas De Aston, a 13th-century monk. Until recently, the school's Foundation Governors also owned the chapel at the site of the charity's Almshouses at Spital on the Street, a few miles away to the
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Cony Guppy
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Criticism
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Cony Guppy Criticism Author Tony Davis criticized the Guppy for being an unreliable car that failed to sell in its home country in the Motoring Hall of Shame in the book Extra Lemon!.
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Chopper (ghost)
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History & Discovery of the fraud
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to visit the dentist's office and speculate about the nature of Chopper.
The criminal police searched 55 neighboring apartments, made ultravoice measurements in the sewers and even high-frequency physicists built up their measurement devices. However, they all could only record the voice, but not discover its source. Discovery of the fraud The policemen noticed how Claudia always turned her back towards the people when Chopper spoke. On March 3, 1982, they noticed Claudia's lips moving in accordance with Chopper's words in the mirror. Claudia, the dentist and his wife were brought to the police station and admitted that they made everything
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Edward Danforth Hale
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Colorado College School of Music & Family
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of the School of Music at Colorado College in Colorado Springs from 1905 to 1906. In 1906, his title changed to Dean of the Department of Music, Professor of the Theory and Literature of Music and Pianoforte, in which he was chair until 1936 when he was made Dean Emeritus. Colorado College conferred on Hale an Honorary MusD degree June 16, 1926. Family His parents were Eusebius and Lucy Dinsmore Hale, his wife Bertha Charlotte Bartlett Hale. His children were Danforth Rawson Hale, Donald Emerson Hale, and Helen Bartlett Hale
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Dispatch (band)
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Post-breakup
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events were held in New York City relating to the concerts. Members of the band made appearances at the events, greeting fans and thanking them for coming. At the Madison Square Garden concerts, the band alternated full band performances on the venue's main stage and acoustic numbers on top of their iconic van, Wimpy, in the middle of the arena. They were joined on stage for some songs by various musicians such as the African Children's Choir, Bongo Love (a group from Zimbabwe), and various horn and percussion players. The concert was also split into segments, divided
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Daz Eden
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Storylines
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Annie Sugden (Sheila Mercier) phoned The Woolpack, informing them of Jack's death. Daz was devastated to lose the father figure he loved and respected. He was one of the pallbearers at Jack's funeral. When Annie revealed that Jack had wanted Andy to take over as head of the family, he moved into Butler's Farm with Andy, who also reclaimed his daughter from the Dingles. At this point, Victoria decided to live with Annie in Spain. This upset Daz and the night of the funeral, Daz said he couldn't imagine life in the village without her and would miss her too
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Elias Andersson
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International career & Honours
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the 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup. Honours 2013 FIFA U-17 World Cup: Bronze
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Electoral Reform Society
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Police and crime commissioners
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In 2012, the Society criticised Government handling of its policy of elected Police and Crime Commissioners - which led to the lowest turnout in British peacetime history.
In August 2012 the Society predicted turnout could be as low as 18.5% and outlined steps to salvage the elections, mobilising support from both candidates and voters. The Government did not change tack, dubbing the prediction a "silly season story". Following the result (in which the national turnout was a mere 15.1%, even lower than the Society's prediction), the Society branded the Government's approach to elections as a "comedy of errors", views that were
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Declaration of war by the United States
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order to be considered a "declaration of war" nor does the Constitution itself use this term. In the courts, the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit, in Doe v. Bush, said: "[T]he text of the October Resolution itself spells out justifications for a war and frames itself as an 'authorization' of such a war." in effect saying an authorization suffices for declaration and what some may view as a formal Congressional "Declaration of War" was not required by the Constitution.
The last time the United States formally declared war, using specific terminology, on any nation was in 1942,
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Edward Margolies
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Career
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20th-century writers have portrayed New York City.
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Edward Curzon, 6th Earl Howe
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Political career & Awards & Sucession
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Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Road Transport Engineers.
In 1973 Curzon and his wife second wife Grace appeared in Nick Broomfield's short film Proud to Be British. Awards On 26 June 1953 Curzon was made an Officer of the Most Venerable Order of the Hospital of Saint John of Jerusalem, and was promoted to Commander of the Order on 20 June 1956. He was made a Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire in the 1961 Birthday Honours for "political and public services in Buckinghamshire". Sucession He was succeeded in the earldom by his second cousin, Frederick
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Demographics of Chicago
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Racial and ethnic makeup
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third largest Italian American population in the United States, behind only New York City and Philadelphia. Chicago's Italian community has historically been based along the Taylor Street and Grand Avenue corridors on the West Side of the city. There are also significant Italian populations scattered throughout the city and surrounding suburbs.
The first Bosnians settled in Chicago in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, joining other immigrants seeking better opportunities and better lives. As the former Yugoslavia continued to find its identity as a nation over the last century, the people of Bosnia and Herzegovina sought stability and new beginnings
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Dunkirk, Nottingham
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Retail
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number of high-profile furniture shops, Costa, PC World, Sainsbury's and several eateries. Riverside Retail Park has a B&Q megastore, Toys R Us as well as a few high street units.
There is also a number of car dealerships, including Porsche, Maserati and Ferrari.
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Discovery Geschichte
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Overview
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Discovery Geschichte Overview The service was discontinued as a full 24-hour channel on May 15, 2009 after Premiere had signed a new contract with Discovery Networks Deutschland in preparation for Premiere's relaunch as Sky Deutschland in July. On Premiere, Discovery Geschichte was replaced by National Geographic Channel Germany the following day. Discovery Geschichte continues as a programming block om DMAX.
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Edward Martin (Queens')
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Life
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Edward Martin (Queens') Edward Martin, D.D. (died 1662) was an English clergyman, ejected President of Queens' College, Cambridge, and at the end of his life Dean of Ely. Life A native of Cambridgeshire, he matriculated in the university of Cambridge, as a sizar of Queens' College, 5 July 1605. He graduated B.A. in 1608-9, M. A. in 1612, was elected a Fellow of his college 11 March 1617, and proceeded B.D. in 1621.
In 1627 he was chaplain to Archbishop William Laud, and he offended the Puritan party by licensing a book by Thomas Jackson, called An Historical Narration, and also
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Dhaykhindi
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Demographics
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Dhaykhindi Demographics Covering 517 hectares (1,280 acres) and comprising 167 households at the time of the 2011 census of India, Dhaykhindi had a population of 958. There were 487 males and 471 females, with 144 people being aged six or younger.
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Elaine Turner
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Personal life & Business
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Elaine Turner Personal life Elaine Turner grew up in Sugar Land, Texas and attended Dulles High School. She attended and graduated from the University of Texas in Austin with a degree in Advertising. After graduation, Turner worked in New York for an apparel firm to gain industry knowledge before returning to Houston. She is married to Jim Turner, co-owner of Elaine Turner Designs and is the mother of a son and daughter. Turner lives in Houston. Business Turner started Elaine Turner Designs in April 2000 with her husband Jim Turner. Her first designs were handbags, selling to luxury department store
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Draining of the Mesopotamian Marshes
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Demographic effects
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the Ma'dan, systematically converted the wetlands into a desert, forcing the residents out of their settlements in the region. The western Hammar Marshes and the Qurnah or Central Marshes became completely desiccated, while the eastern Hawizeh Marshes dramatically shrank. Furthermore, villages in the marshes were torched, water was deliberately poisoned, and villagers' vehicles were attacked by government helicopters.
The majority of the Maʻdān were displaced either to areas adjacent to the drained marshes, abandoning their traditional lifestyle in favour of conventional agriculture, or to towns and camps in other areas of Iraq. An estimated 80,000 to 120,000 fled to refugee
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E. A. Dupont
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United States & Britain
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by Carl Laemmle at Universal, who offered Dupont a lucrative contract. His first project was Love Me and the World Is Mine in the early summer of 1926, which ran well over budget ($350,000) and was not a success. Britain Dupont then headed to Britain and made the film Piccadilly (1929), a late silent, which is remembered for the central performance of the Chinese-American actress Anna May Wong. Atlantic (also 1929) is a retelling of the Titanic disaster and is seen as one of the most innovative uses of sound film technology available at the time. Dupont made several more
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Douglas Murray (author)
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Views
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malignant fundamentalism, woken from the Dark Ages to assault us here and now". In The Strange Death of Europe, Murray argued that Europe "is committing suicide" by allowing non-European immigration and losing its "faith in its beliefs". A review in The New York Times, by writer Pankaj Mishra, described the book as "a handy digest of far-right clichés", while Juliet Samuel of The Telegraph praised it: "His overall thesis, that a guilt-driven and exhausted Europe is playing fast and loose with its precious modern values by embracing migration on such a scale, is hard to refute". Rod Liddle of The
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Dunoon Camanachd
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History
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Dunoon Camanachd History Whilst the Cowal peninsula, especially Tighnabruaich, is one of the strongholds of the sport, the town of Dunoon has historically not had a senior men's team of its own. The town is, however, the home of Cowal and Bute Camanachd ladies team, Dunoon & District Junior Shinty club and the Dunoon Grammar School team.
In addition, Dunoon Stadium used to host the Cowal Gathering Shinty Sixes competition before this was put into abeyance, and in 2006 hosted the Final of the Camanachd Cup, shinty's premier event. It was overlooked for the 2015 Final in favour of Oban.
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Edward Lipiński
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Edward Lipiński Edward Lipiński (October 18, 1888 – July 13, 1986) was a Polish economist, intellectual, social critic and human rights advocate. During the almost seven decades of his career, he held a series of academic and government advisory positions, founded several organizations, published books and essays on economic policy. His works concerned business cycles, growth theory, history of economic thought and other areas of economics. Lipiński was a fighter for Polish independence and a socialist activist in the Second Polish Republic. In the Polish People's Republic, Lipiński was an influential Marxian economist and a long-term member of the communist
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Dyeing
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Etymology & History
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dyed with acid dyes, and polyester yarn is dyed with disperse dyes. Cotton is dyed with a range of dye types, including vat dyes, and modern synthetic reactive and direct dyes. Etymology The word dye is from Middle English deie and from Old English dag and dah. The first known use of the word dye was before the 12th century. History The earliest dyed flax fibers have been found in a prehistoric cave in the Republic of Georgia and date back to 34,000 BC.
More evidence of textile dyeing dates back to the Neolithic period at the large Neolithic settlement at
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Emblem of the Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic
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Kyrgyz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
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Emblem of the Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic Kyrgyz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic On March 7, 1927, the First All-Kyrgyz Constituent Assembly of Soviets adopted the Declaration on the Formation of the Kirghiz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, the draft Constitution of which was adopted on April 30, 1929, at the 2nd All-Kyrgyz Congress of Soviets. In her article 95 the coat of arms was described:
The coat of arms of the Kyrgyz Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic consists of an image on a red background in the sun's rays of a gold sickle and hammer, placed criss-crossed, arms down, surrounded by a wreath
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Edith Achilles
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Career & Works
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his Ph.D. and began working in the field of psychology too, his work largely overshadowed Edith's. Edith worked for a number of years at Columbia University and the Psychological Corporation, which Paul directed from 1932-1946. Edith and Paul divorced in the 1930s, but Edith continued to work in the field of psychology. She consulted at Oxford University and was a trustee of her alma mater, Barnard College, for several years. Edith's work over the course of her career centered on how children develop memory and recognition, and what methods might be used as reliable tests of this development. Works Edith
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Dopamine receptor D5
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Function
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Dopamine receptor D5 Function D₅ receptor is a subtype of the dopamine receptor that has a 10-fold higher affinity for dopamine than the D₁ subtype. The D₅ subtype is a G-protein coupled receptor, which promotes synthesis of cAMP by adenylyl cyclase via activation of Gαs/olf family of G proteins. Both D₅ and D₁ subtypes activate adenylyl cyclase. D₁ receptors were shown to stimulate monophasic dose-dependent accumulation of cAMP in response to dopamine, and the D₅ receptors were able to stimulate biphasic accumulation of cAMP under the same conditions, suggesting that D₅ receptors may use a different system of secondary messengers
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Doug Nussmeier
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College career & Professional career
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with 10,824 career yards) and total offense (No. 10 at 309.1 yards per game). He is one of only five quarterbacks in NCAA history to throw for at least 10,000 yards and rush for 1,000 yards (1,230), joining Alcorn State's Steve McNair (1991–94), Central Florida's Daunte Culpepper (1996–98), Central Michigan's Dan LeFevour (2006–09), and Nevada's Colin Kaepernick (2007–10). Nussmeier set Vandal career records for passing yards, TD passes (91), passing efficiency (175.2), completion percentage (.609, 746-1,225) and total offense (12,054 yards; 308.4 yards per game).
Nussmeier earned his bachelor's degree in business from the University of Idaho in 1994. Professional career
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Dopamine receptor D5
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Function & Primary structure & Chromosomal location
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than D₁ receptors.
Activation of D₅ receptors is shown to promote expression of brain-derived neurotrophic factor and increase phosphorylation of protein kinase B in rat and mice prefrontal cortex neurons.
In vitro, D₅ receptors show high constitutive activity that is independent of binding any agonists. Primary structure D₅ receptor is highly homologous to the D₁ receptor. Their amino acid sequences are 49% to 80% identical. D₅ receptor has a long C-terminus of 93 amino acids, accounting for 26% of the entire protein. In spite of the high degree of homology between D₅ and D₁ receptors, their c-terminus tails have little similarity. Chromosomal
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David Hill (Oregon politician)
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Death and legacy
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Winery in Forest Grove is located on a hill named David Hill and the winery is named partly in his honor, though the hill is named for William David who owned a vineyard in the area. Hill's name is one of 158 memorialized in the frieze of the two chambers of the Oregon Legislative Assembly at the Oregon State Capitol, with his located in the House of Representatives chamber.
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Détente
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Cold War & Summits and treaties
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as president in 1980, based in large part on an anti-détente campaign, marked the close of détente and a return to Cold War tensions. In his first press conference, President Reagan said "Détente's been a one-way street that the Soviet Union has used to pursue its aims." Following this, relations turned increasingly sour with the unrest in Poland, end of the SALT II negotiations, and the NATO exercise in 1983 that brought the superpowers almost on the brink of nuclear war. Summits and treaties The most obvious manifestation of détente was the series of summits held between the leaders of
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Crispus
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Early life
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Crispus Early life Crispus' year and place of birth are uncertain. He is considered likely to have been born between 299 and 305, possibly as early as 295, somewhere in the eastern Roman Empire. The earliest date is most likely, since he was being tutored in 309-310 by Lactantius. His mother Minervina was either a concubine or a first wife to Constantine. Nothing else is known about Minervina. His father served as a hostage in the court of Diocletian in Nicomedia, thus securing the loyalty of Constantine's father, Constantius Chlorus, who was Caesar to Maximian in the west at
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Emblem of the Kirghiz Soviet Socialist Republic
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Sixth version
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of the name of the republic (the abbreviation "ССР") began to be written without them.
In Chapter IX of the new Constitution (Basic Law) of the Kirghiz SSR adopted on April 20, 1978 by the extraordinary eighth session of the Supreme Council of the Kirghiz SSR of the ninth convocation, the arms were described as follows:
The State Emblem of the Kyrgyz Soviet Socialist Republic is an image of a sickle and a hammer in an ornamented circle, a mountain chain with a rising sun in a blue arch framed to the right by ears of wheat, to the left - a
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Comments by Celebs
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Podcast & Kardashian bonus episodes
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of five sections: weekly celebrity news, a comments award ceremony, a Kardashian update, a Q&A, and a game (usually The Dinner Party Game). Kardashian bonus episodes In February 2019, they started releasing weekly bonus podcast episodes which focus on the stars of Keeping Up With the Kardashians. The episodes discuss Kardashian news, scandals, and past and current episodes of the reality show. They covered the Jordyn Woods and Tristan Thompson scandal on the podcast through a series of episodes which they named "JORDYNGATE" and which began trending on the Apple podcast app.
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Emil Beaulieau
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Minutoli
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Emil Beaulieau Minutoli The Minutoli is a phonograph turntable modified to support multiple (usually four) tone arms. The tone arms may be used independently and/or in combinations at the operator's discretion. The result is generally a unique performance, due to the random positions available. The device is mostly associated with Noise performer Emil Beaulieau as an instrument employed in his stage acts. It was invented by his friend, Michael Minutoli.
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Dry rot
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Discussion
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of these fungi providing their own source of nutrients as being more significant than providing an adequate source of moisture. Schilling suggests efficient nutrient translocation and utilization, notably nitrogen and iron, may be more distinctive in these species than water translocation. Water translocated in this fashion carries nutrients to the extremities of the organism; not, as is sometimes inferred, to simply render dry timber wet enough to attack. Coggins goes into more detail about water movement in Serpula lacrymans.
The perpetual saturation of wood with water also inhibits dry rot, as does perpetual dryness.
Dry rot would appear to be a paradoxical
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Discovery quadrangle
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Geologic history
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Discovery quadrangle and which may have initiated formation of the hilly and lineated material within it.
Subsequent to formation of the smooth plains material, the Discovery quadrangle underwent minor tectonic adjustments that formed scarps on plains within craters. The very smooth plains unit was formed in some young craters. The only other activity was a steady rain of relatively small impacts, apparently at about the same rate as on the Moon.
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Dorje Shugden
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Minor protector & Pabongka's transformation
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the revival movement within the Geluk spearheaded by Pabongkha." Pabongka's transformation Pabongka transformed Dorje Shugden's "marginal practice into a central element of the Ge-luk tradition," thus "replacing the protectors appointed by Dzong-ka-ba himself" and "replacing the traditional supra-mundane protectors of the Ge-luk tradition." This change is reflected in artwork, since there is "lack of Dorje Shugden art in the Gelug school prior to the end of the 19th century."
Pabongka fashioned Shugden as a violent protector of the Gelug school, who is employed against other traditions. Shugden was a key element in Phabongkha's persecution of the Rimé movement. Within the Gelug
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Elizabeth Christ Trump
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Early life
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Elizabeth Christ Trump Early life Elizabeth Trump was born as Elisabeth Christ in Kallstadt, Kingdom of Bavaria, the daughter of Philipp Christ by his wife Anna Maria Christ (née Anthon). While the family owned a little vineyard, the income from that was not adequate to meet their needs, and Philipp Christ worked as a tinker repairing and polishing old utensils and selling pots and pans. He ran his trade from his house on Freinsheimer Straße in Kallstadt, which was just across the street from the home of the Trump family, where Katharina Trump, an elderly widow, lived with her six
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Chance and Necessity
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Of strange objects & Vitalisms and animisms
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invariance and structural teleonomy. He then brings up and defends against a possible thermodynamic objection to reproductive invariance and points out the extreme efficiency of the teleonomic apparatus in accomplishing the preservation and reproduction of the structure. Here the author restates that nature is objective and does not pursue an end or have a purpose and he points out an apparent "epistemological [the study of the origin, nature, methods, and limits of human knowledge] contradiction" between the teleonomic character of living organisms and the principle of objectivity. With that cliffhanger of internal intellectual struggle Monod ends chapter one. Vitalisms and
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Elton, Derbyshire
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Education & Amenities
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the interior has been refurbished with modern equipment and furniture. At the end of primary school life, most students will move to Highfields School in Matlock, or sometimes Lady Manners School in Bakewell.
The school has recently undergone extension into the old School House next door. Amenities There are no shops in the village (the nearest is in Winster, 1.2 miles (1.9 km)) but Elton has a small post office, church, school, village hall and a sports field.
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Elizabeth Christ Trump
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Marriage and family & E. Trump & Son
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family returned to the United States in 1905. Their second child, Fred, was born, and they set up house on 177th Street in the Bronx. After Elizabeth gave birth to her third child, John, the family moved to Queens, where Frederick began to develop real estate. In 1918, he died of influenza during the 1918 flu pandemic, leaving an estate valued at $31,359 (or approximately $345,000 in 1999 dollars).
Trump was considered the matriarch of the Trump family. She remained close to her son Fred for her entire life. E. Trump & Son Following the untimely death of her husband, Elizabeth
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Eklavya Technology Channel
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run in parallel, contributed by IIT Delhi, IIT Kharagpur and IIT Madras and are repeated in the same sequence without a break.
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Death of Liliana Barbarita Cepeda
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Liliana Barbarita Cepeda & Case
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Puerto Rico, remembered at Puerto Rico's Capitol, during a ceremony to promote reduction of mistreatment of minors in Puerto Rico. Case Liliana Barbarita Cepeda Casado was with her family enjoying a day at the beach swimming on June 8, 1997, when she first disappeared at Escambron Beach in San Juan. People began looking for her all over the beach and under water.
Her body was found on June 9, in the basement of an abandoned building that hosted what was once an Olympic-sized swimming pool used for the 1979 Pan American Games water competitions.
Initially it was said that she had been
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Dunmore railway station
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Heritage listing
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(Shellharbour) Railway Station and residence is of state historical significance for its rare awningless 1887 platform building (only 2 other examples on the Illawarra line), 1891 milk shed/out-of-room and central section of Platform 2 (among the earliest surviving structures on the Illawarra line), and for its early (1887) brick example of a "J2" station masters residence design. The 1925 signal box, Platform 1, Platform 2 extension and moveable items are of historical significance as evidence of later upgrading of the station since 1925, and the residence is also of historical significance as evidence of late 19th century railway operational requirements
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Desegregation in the United States Marine Corps
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1948 to 1960
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two of whose five members were African American. In January 1949, the Fahy Committee (nicknamed after its chairman) met to hear concerns by armed forces' leaders about the new executive order, and both the Army and the Marine Corps leadership defended their practices of segregation. The Navy and the newly formed United States Air Force announced their intentions to follow the order. The USMC said that it had only one black officer among 8,200 white ones.
In late 1949, all-black USMC units persisted, but the Marines had black and white recruits beginning to train together. The few black USMC officers were
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Elaine Bradley
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Equipment & Personal life
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are Remos. She uses Vic Firth 3A drumsticks, but has been known to enjoy 5As from time to time. Personal life Elaine married Sebastian Bradley, a dual German/American citizen, in January 2011 in the Draper Utah Temple. They have four children. She and her family are featured in the I'm a Mormon video campaign for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
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Dusty Donovan and Lucy Montgomery
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Casting
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the creators. In 2001, Peyton List stepped into the role and quickly became an overnight sensation, especially after her pairing with Dusty. List opted not to renew her contract, and thus left the show on January 25, 2004. The character returned almost two years later, in 2006, now portrayed by Spencer Grammer. Grammer only remained with the show for 6 months, and was then let go because the fans never came to accept her the way they did with Peyton, and due to lack of chemistry between her and McCouch. Her final airdate was December 14, 2006. As of December
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Electricity sector in Bolivia
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Recent developments
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developments In 2006, under President Evo Morales, a new Law for Universal Access to Electricity (Ley de Acceso Universal) was proposed. Under the framework of this Law, the program called ‘Electricity for a Decent Living” has been designed to improve both rural and urban electrification. The short-term goal (2006–2010) of the program is to increase rural electrification to 53% (connection of 210,000 new households) and urban electrification to 97% (connection of 460,000 new households). The medium-term goal (2010–2015) is to achieve universal access in urban areas and a 70% access in rural ones. In the final stages, rural access would
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Edward P. Hurt
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Morgan football & Track
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a halftime speech, when his team trailed by two touchdowns, Hurt angrily kick at a wooden crate upon which one of his big tackles was sitting. He kicked it so hard, his foot got stuck, but nobody on the team cracked a smile. Hurt is a member of the HBCU coaches Hall of Fame and two of his players, Len Ford and Rosey Brown, have been inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. In 1952 Morgan named its then new $1 million gymnasium facility after him. Track From 1929 to 1970, Hurt also coached the track team
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Echo Mountain
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Geography
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Echo Mountain Geography Echo Mountain was shaped from an alluvial fan between Rubio and Las Flores canyons. It is geographically defined by Castle Canyon to its leeward side, Rubio Canyon at its foot, and Las Flores Canyon on its windward side. Echo has a mean elevation of 3,207 feet (977 m). It is most visible as a short mountain extension whose ridge protrudes below the peak of Inspiration Point.
Echo Mountain's name is derived from the number of repetitions one's voice could emit into Castle Canyon. Boy Scout projects were made to find the "sweet spot" where the largest number of repetitions
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Eddie Jones (linebacker)
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High school career & College career
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punt which he returned for a touchdown.
Jones' career high school stats include 310 tackles (including 27 tackles for a loss), 28 sacks, 25 passes broken up, eight forced fumbles, eight fumble recoveries, 30 pressures and a blocked punt returned for a touchdown. An all-around athlete, Jones lettered for the Kilgore basketball and baseball teams for three years. College career At Texas, Jones was a five-year defensive end who redshirted his first year in 2006.
As a redshirt freshman in 2007, Jones appeared in 11 games at defensive end and on special teams, helping UT to sixth in the nation in rushing
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Chicken Lips
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Career
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Chicken Lips Chicken Lips are a dance music band and production team from Stafford, England, that includes Andy Meecham and Dean Meredith, both formerly of Bizarre Inc, a band they created in the early 1990s. Career Meecham and Meredith began working as Chicken Lips in 1999. Their music is more left-field House than the Acid House that dominated in their earlier Bizarre Inc. productions. Their music has also been described as "disco-dub". As producers, they have issued in stream of twelve-inch singles released through the Kingsize label. With the addition of Steve Kotey, owner of Bear Funk Records, the Chicken
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Donald Macintosh
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Life
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deputy-keeper of the signet and crown agent.
On 30 November 1786 Macintosh was elected to the honorary office of clerk for the Gaelic language to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, and held it until 1789. In 1789 James Brown, the sole representative of the nonjuring episcopal clergy of Scotland, made Macintosh as his successor, ordaining him deacon in June 1789, and later priest.
Macintosh appears for a time to have had no fixed residence, moving from place to place. He finally settled in Edinburgh, but made an annual tour through the Perthshire highlands as far north as Banff, Aberdeenshire, ministering to
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Ellisdale Fossil Site
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Paleoecology and taphonomy & Osteichthyes & Caudata & Anura & Chelonii & Lacertilia & Crocodilia & Saurischia & Ornithischia & Multituberculata & Metatheria & Eutheria & Significance
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animal and plant remains that are found at the site today. Osteichthyes Acipenser sp.
Amia cf. fragosa
Atractosteus occidentalis
Anomoeodus sp.
Pycnodontidae indet.
Paralbula casei
Albula sp.
Xiphactinus vetus
Enchodus petrosus
cf. Platacodon sp.
cf. Cimolichthyes sp. Caudata Parrisia neocesariensis
Sirenidae indet.
cf. Habrosaurus sp. Anura Hylidae indet.
cf. Eopelobates sp.
cf. Discoglossus sp. Chelonii Adocus beatus
Apalone sp.
Bothremys barberi
Baenidae indet.
Corsochelys sp. Lacertilia Prototeius stageri
cf. Haptosphenus sp.
Iguanidae indet.
Xenosauridae indet.
Helodermatidae indet.
Anguinae indet.
Necrosauridae indet.
cf. Halisaurus sp. Crocodilia Borealosuchus threensis
cf. Brachychampsa sp.
Deinosuchus sp. Saurischia Dryptosaurus sp.
cf. Dromaeosauridae indet.
Theropoda indet. Ornithischia Hadrosauridae indet. Multituberculata Cimolomyidae indet.
cf. Mesodma sp.
cf. Cimolodon sp.
Cimolodontidae indet. Metatheria Stagodontidae indet. Eutheria cf. Eutheria indet. Significance During Late Cretaceous times, the North American Continent was
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Decree 900
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Mechanisms
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from local groups, and intended to foster the spirit of community control and local political power. As suggested by the PGT, the law also gave new landowners the option of choosing lifetime tenure instead of private ownership, with the goal of preventing large landowners from simply buying back the land. The Fincas Nationales were available only through the lifetime tenure option. According to José Manuel Fortuny, a PGT leader who helped draft the legislation:
We [the PGT] proposed the creation of peasant committees [CALs] in order to lay the groundwork for the eventual radicalization of the peasantry. We talked to Arbenz
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Dry rot
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Discussion
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As the wood dried out, the cell walls would crumble. In other words, the wood was already rotten and as the boat dried, the wood collapsed and crumbled, causing the workers in the yard to determine it was "dry rot", when in fact, the wood had been rotten all along.
Schilling & Jellison note the potential efficiency of these 'dry rot' fungi in growing away from direct moisture sources, although there is no reference for how efficient a brown rot fungus has to be at translocating water in order to be classed as 'dry rot'. Some have suggested the importance
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Emma Beard Delaney
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African missions
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Emma Beard Delaney African missions Delaney had joined the Baptist church at the age of thirteen. Spelman graduates, Nora Gordon (1889) and Clara Howard (1890), had left on missions to the Congo Free State. Delaney also had Congolese classmates at Spelman, Lena Clarke and Maggie Rattray. She had already wished to become a missionary, and her Spelman experiences contributed to making her mind up.
The Baptist State Convention of Florida met at First Baptist Church in Fernandina Beach in April 1899. One of the decisions it took was to send Delaney on a mission to Africa. She sailed to the British
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Dickens Hill (horse)
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1980: four-year-old season & Assessment
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in an allowance race at Hialeah Park Race Track and third behind Morning Frolic and Pearlescent in a three-way photo finish for the Canadian Turf Handicap at Gulfstream Park. Assessment In 1978, the independent Timeform organisation gave Dickens Hill a rating of 112, placing him twenty-two pounds below their top-rated two-year-old Tromos. In the Irish Free Handicap, he was rated the seventh-best two-year-old colt to race in Ireland, eleven pounds below Sandy Creek. In the following year he was rated 130 by Timeform, seven pounds behind Troy. In the official International Classification, he was rated the best three-year-old colt in
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Electoral Reform Society
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2018 gender analysis
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or before – with few opportunities for women to take those seats or selections.
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E. A. Dupont
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Britain & Later career
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films in Britain and a few in Germany and France. Later career After a brief return to Germany, the Jewish director emigrated to the United States in 1933, where he was assigned to several B movies and low budget "programmer" films. Unhappy with the lack of opportunities afforded him in Hollywood, Dupont became a talent agent in 1940.
Dupont returned to filmmaking when he wrote and directed The Scarf (1951). In 1952 and 1953, he wrote 23 episodes for the TV series Big Town (1950–56) and directed two of those episodes, "Tape Recorder" (19 June 1952) and "The Story of
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Ekkehard Kallee
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Education, research and public obligation
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within the circulatory system into the extracellular fluid volume and the other way round. She developed in the fourth decade of her life an extreme lipodystrophy. She had a juvenile osteoporosis, which could be normalised by the albumin substitution. She died at the age of 69 years from cancer. Her brother didn't ever get any albumin, although his serum contained only 60 µg/ml of an albumin-like protein. He suffered from an extreme osteoporosis and died at the age of 59 years from colorectal cancer. Although both patients had high cholesterol values and a high number of blood clotting factors, they did
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Eddie Jones (linebacker)
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College career
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defense.
As a sophomore in 2008, Jones played in all 13 UT games at defensive end and on special teams, helping UT rank first in the Big 12 and 18th in the nation in scoring defense and third in the nation in rushing defense.
Jones appeared in all 14 UT games during his junior year in 2009 at defensive end and on special teams, helping UT rank 12th nationally in scoring defense and third in total defense. His junior stats included 23 tackles (16 solo and seven for a loss), five sacks, one interception (which he returned for a touchdown) and forced
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Ellsworth Hunt Augustus
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Biography & Scouting
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30,000 to 40,000 air raid war- dens, 5,000 police auxiliary officers, and 3,000 auxiliary firemen. Local schools also participated in the civil defense program. In February 1951, Cleveland school officials sent a letter to all parents describing the civil defense efforts in schools. Some schools taught their students how to protect themselves by ducking under their desks and covering their heads — the well-known "Duck and Cover" technique. Scouting Augustus began his Scouting service in 1940 and served as vice president (1941–46) and president (1947–53) of the Greater Cleveland Council. He joined the National Executive Board in 1950 serving
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Education in ancient Rome
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Philosophy
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Rome's elite. Romans regarded philosophical education as distinctly Greek, and instead focused their efforts on building schools of law and rhetoric.
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Doctor Who (series 1)
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Writing & Promotion
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to write their scripts with those respective styles in mind. The episode "Boom Town" included a reference to the novel The Monsters Inside, becoming the first episode to acknowledge (albeit in a subtle way) spin-off fiction. Promotion The new logo was revealed on the BBC website on 18 October 2004. The first official trailer was released as part of BBC One's Winter Highlights presentation on 2 December 2004 and subsequently posted on the Internet by the BBC. A media blitz including billboards and posters across the UK started early March 2005. Television trailers started showing up on 5 March and
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Egg donation
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Intended parent & Fetus
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be transferred in any given cycle. Remaining embryos are frozen, whether for future transfers if the first one fails, for siblings, or for eventual embryo donation.
There appears to be a slightly higher risk of pregnancy-induced hypertension in pregnancies of egg donation. Fetus Pregnancies with egg donation are associated with a slightly increased risk of placental pathology. The local and systemic immunologic changes are also more pronounced than in natural pregnancies, so it has been suggested that the association is caused by reduced maternal immune tolerance towards the fetus, as the genetic similarity between the carrier and fetus from an egg
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Elmas Boçe
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Life
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Elmas Boçe Elmas Boçe (1852, Gjirokastër, Albania – 1925) was an Albanian educator and a signatory of the Albanian Declaration of Independence. Life Born in Gjirokastër in 1852 he studied in Zosimea and later in Istanbul, capital of the Ottoman Empire. A member of the Gjirokastër branch of the League of Prizren, he also funded one of the Albanian-language schools of the city Lirija. In 1911 he took part in the Assembly of Cepo and in 1912 was signatory of the Albanian Declaration of Independence.
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Draguignan
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Public transport services & Seismicity
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Urban transports are managed by the TED community, which offers three urban lines as well as lines to other municipalities such as Les Arcs-Draguignan, Ampus, Flayosc, Le Muy and Lorgues.The buses of the General Council of the Var serve from Draguignan the cities of Toulon, Brignoles, Aups, Fayence, Fréjus and Le Luc.
A project by BHNS is being studied, to connect Draguignan city center to Les Arcs-Draguignan station in 17 minutes instead of 25 minutes currently. Seismicity There are three zones of seismicities in the Var:
Area 0: Negligible risk. This is the case for many municipalities on the Var coast, as
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Emotional lateralization
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Implications
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a role in psychological disorders such as depression and schizophrenia. Future treatment of psychological disorders may have more targeted neurological treatments rather than ingested drugs.
Symptoms that arise from confined regions of damage usually have stereotypical emotional and behavioral changes. Diagnosis for locating damaged regions that process emotion may aided by noticeable emotional changes categorized under one of the lateralized emotional control systems. Diagnosis and treatment for cardiovascular irregularities that arises from emotions states could be aided by understanding the physical basis of the psychological influences. Instead of treating the cardiovascular irregularities for psychological issues, treatment could target the lateralized brain
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Deportation of Germans from Latin America during World War II
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American demand on Latin America for deportation
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States elected to use internment and deportation to neutralise the overblown threat posed by ethnic Germans following their entry into war. Because of the perceived incompetence and possible German infiltration of Latin American governments, local internment was deemed insufficient of a solution. Panama, which was tightly controlled by the US, carried out mass arrests of Japanese, German, and Italian nationals immediately after the attack on Pearl Harbour. After the mass arrest, US Ambassador Wilson requested the Panamanian government to send the internees to the US, citing the logistical difficulties of housing and feeding the internees in Panama. On 20 January
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Dunn index
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Explanation
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be used, like Manhattan distance or Euclidean distance based on the geometry of the clustering problem. This formulation has a peculiar problem, in that if one of the clusters is badly behaved, where the others are tightly packed, since the denominator contains a 'max' term instead of an average term, the Dunn Index for that set of clusters will be uncharacteristically low. This is thus a worst case indicator, and has to be kept in mind. There are ready implementations of the Dunn index in some vector based programming languages like MATLAB, R and Apache Mahout.
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Ed Lynch (baseball)
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MLB career
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the San Francisco Giants, and gave up four earned runs in just 1.1 inning out of the bullpen. He won his first major league start on September 13 against the Chicago Cubs, snapping a thirteen-game losing streak for his club. For the season, Lynch was 1–1 with a 5.12 ERA in four starts.
The Mets and Cubs were perennially the bottom two teams in the National League East for the early part of Lynch's career, however, they'd evolved into division rivals at the top of the N.L. East by the time Lynch took the mound in the second game of a
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