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Hanging dish towels are a great way to have towels ready where you need them when you need them. The loop allows you to hang it all sorts of places in the kitchen or bathroom. They are also a great gift for almost any holiday done with holiday fabric and towels that you buy on clearance to save money. They're a really versatile gift, good for weddings and housewarmings alike. If you know a student heading off to their first dorm a dish towel in their new school colors would make a unique and useful gift. Dish towels are a household necessity especially if you have children, this pattern will make them even better to use.
Standard dish towel, cut in the middle leaving both ends intact.
Cutting: Cut a standard dishtowel in the middle leaving both ends intact. Use the line on the pattern to lay the pattern on the lengthwise grain of the fabric. Pin in place. Cut out two of the pattern pieces.
With right sides of the fabric together, using 1/2" seams, stitch around the curved edges of the pattern, leaving the bottom open. Trim and notch seam where necessary. Turn right sides out. Press smooth so that all seams are on the edge.
For a pleated type of towel: Mark in 1" from the end of your dish towel. Fold at this mark and meet in the center. Stitch into place and zig-zag or serge raw edge of the towel. For a gathered type of towel: Gather the raw edge of the towel so that it will fit the open area at the bottom of the pattern.
Set the towel on one layer of the joined fabric pieces at the bottom opening. Pin in place between the seams. Sew the towel to the fabric using a 1/2" seam.
Press the seam to the inside of the fabric pieces. Press under the other layer of the fabric. Topstitch the fabric through all the layers.
Make a button hole, sized to your button or to your knob size, depending on which version you are making.
Be creative and embellish the towel or top with lace or embroidery. Choosing a kitschy fabric with their favorite tv or video game characters is great for a young adult. Many unique fabrics can be found online that cater to pop culture enthusiasts.
If you are using a limp fabric, you may want to interface the fabric area.
Serging or zigzagging the raw edge of the towel, before assembling it, adds strength through many launderings.
Use holiday fabric to make them for every holiday.


The Whitley M35 is a microaerobic workstation ideal for the study and isolation of Campylobacter spp, Helicobacter pylori and other similarly fastidious organisms. This is a 4-gas system with built-in gas sensing technology that allows you to programme precise gas concentrations and is perfect for manipulating samples in a sustainable microaerobic environment.
Intuitive colour touchscreen interface with PIN-code protected user access levels.
A range of optional accessories, such as removable front and automatic humidification, are available to tailor this workstation to your particular requirements.


Front desk was Impersonal. Connoisseur was very good. Room was excellent. Price was good. Would stay here when I return next time.
Loved this hotel! Our room was clean, spacious and instagram-y (#Pretty)! The water pressure of the shower head is superb. The hotel is a little far from the main parts of the strip but very close to the Vegas convention center (where we attended a trade show during our stay). There's a Walgreens just across the street, which is a total plus (think: booze, snacks and everything you may need). Would love to stay here again!
As far as the hotel is concerned, it was very nice. However, no coffee in room and no microwave I've not been in a hotel that didn't have those two things for years.
First time in Vegas for my friend.
Very pleasant, clean and comfortable.


Daytime running lights are the bright white lights you see on the front of many new cars. They are designed to help other drivers see your car approaching, even in bright sunlight. Many other countries, including Europe, are now including daytime running lights as a safety standard. They can now be fitted after-market to virtually any vehicle. The lights will turn on automatically when you turn on your engine and turn off when your headlights are turned on (to meet NZ warrant of fitness standards).
A slimline set of daytime running lights has 8 x super white bright LEDs per lamp yet has a lower power consumption. They are recommended where fitting space is restricted and will usually fit in between the front grill slots on the vehicle, or a set of daytime running lights features 5 x high power super white bright LEDs per lamp for superior visibility. They can be fitted after-market to most vehicles.


Virtual Pool v3.2 Shareware Download - Virtual Pool 3 is a pool game for the PC.
Virtual Pool 3 is a pool game for the PC. It includes a quickplay mode and a career mode, snooker and billiards. It can be also played online against other players worldwide. The QuickPlay mode is a 4 ball game, played in the Garage, you can vary the length of the game in matches, the Table Setup (Amateur, Professional, Championship or Custom), and if you want a shot clock or not. You can aim your shoot using the mouse. If you press the "T" key, a guide will show you how will the balls move if you shoot in a given way. Once you´ve aimed, you can shoot by pressing the spacebar. In the career mode, you will have to beat different opponents, until you earn 10000 dollars, gaining the right to play against Curly at his beachside mansion. In the Internet play you can compete against other players worldwide. Only the QuickPlay mode is enabled in the demo version. The "Settings" section allows you to configure your preferences, like video mode, keyboard mapping, camera control, graphics, sound and mouse sensitivity.
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Jesus H. Christ. I'm just going to pretend that the whole "core story" business is not part of this prompt, because if I have a core story (and I'm not saying that I do, because eewww) I certainly don't think that's public property and I don't intend to share it with the world.
So let's just pretend that the "bonus" is the actual prompt, because that's what I'd wanted to do with this whole reverb10 exercise in the first place. I just looked over all of my reverb10 posts, and I feel like as a writing exercise, this thing was a success for me.
I began it because I thought it would be a nice way to finish up the year on the blog, and a nice way to round out my sabbatical time. At times I was frustrated by the prompts, and if I had it to do over again I think that I would have been less perversely wed to the idea that each prompt was an "assignment" of some sort. I suggested to Nels a few days ago that I felt like it might have been more productive for me to view the prompts (especially the ones with "moment" in them) more like mad-libs, where I just replaced the annoying word with another word I actually wanted to write about.
Even with that being the case, though, I did appreciate that the project was about positive reflection, if that makes sense. While it's true that I did respond snarkily to a good many of the prompts because they felt so cheesy/fake to me, I wasn't actually looking for prompts that themselves were more snarky, if that makes sense. I have enough snark in my life and in my heart. I wanted this project to be about peeling back that defensive layer of snark (well, er, as much as I'm able to do that). Here's the thing: snark is the way that I posture. It's dishonest, for me. And the insidious thing about that is that I think a good many of us view snark as being "more true" than other ways of being, so it's in some ways the ultimate pose. Now, sometimes it's funny, and sometimes it allows me to blow off steam, and it probably will always be a fundamental part of the way that I communicate. But the value in this project for me was that it forced me to try (sometimes successfully and sometimes not) to leave the snark behind (at least a little) and instead to, I don't know, try to be more genuinely nice in the way that I was writing. (Again, I did not always succeed with that, but it was something I tried.) It's worth noting that from doing the reverb10 thing it became clear to me that its approach just promotes another kind of posturing that I enjoy a whole lot less than I enjoy being snarky. I guess that's good to know, too.
I also think it's worth noting that I never would have done the reverb10 project if it were another year. Sort of like how I never do NaNoWriMo because who the hell has time to write a novel in November – JUST WHO?- I would, under normal circumstances have heard about this project and said, "well, isn't that a nice idea, but I'm sorry it's the end of the semester and I don't have the time or the patience for this navel-gazing." But because I wasn't teaching, and because I've felt… I've felt like I should devote some time to reflection so that when I return from sabbatical I'll be able to have a sense of what this time has meant. I mean, sure, I'll have my report that I turn in, and so I'll be able to understand what it's meant in terms of work. But I feel like if I return and I don't have a sense of where I am personally that will have been a huge waste of the luxury of this time. I want for this past 8 months to have meant something. Maybe that's stupid. I don't know. But I don't want to return to the daily grind having learned nothing from this experience.
So I didn't read through all of the posts from the month carefully, but in skimming some and reading others more deeply, I tried to do so with a certain amount of critical distance, tried to imagine that I was not myself and that I was just reading these posts as an outsider. And I don't know if I'd say that there is a concrete thread that runs through each and every one of them, but I think there is a sort of emotional thread. As I read, I did get a sense of centeredness and also of wanting to protect a feeling of positivity. I got a sense of a person who does at least to some extent understand and accept her flaws, but who isn't interested in wallowing in those flaws. I got a sense of a person who is perhaps a little more relaxed than I typically perceive myself to be (but maybe that was the effect of the hippie writing project?), and also a person who does have clear ideas about what sort of life she wants to have perhaps more than I give myself credit for doing. I got a sense of general well-being and satisfaction, in spite of there being some things still left to work on.
I feel weird writing the above paragraph because what if those aren't the things other people see? What if I'm projecting what I want to have discovered in the project into this post and not really describing what's there? I don't think I'm doing that, but well, I wouldn't, would I?
And so I'm not sure what difference all of the above makes, if any, but it feels good to have given myself the time to think it all through – both throughout the month and now on the last day.
I've been thinking about this prompt off and on all day today. I really want to write something profound and thoughtful and whatever, but I've got a problem. I think that anything I'd want to write about that would be profound and thoughtful or whatever isn't actually a gift. Instead, it's something that I earned or worked for. So I'm going to take this prompt in the opposite direction and be totally silly and literal about it. Best gift this year? Something I'd never buy for myself, but because I have a great friend I got it as a housewarming present?
Fancy basil-scented dish soap, lotion, and hand soap.
I'm sick of all these "moment" posts. Individually? They are fine. Taken together, it's like I'm writing on the same prompt every three days.
Also I'm grumpy. I have less than one week left of sabbatical, and if there were any way that I could just bail on MLA this year, I would do it. I'm already strategizing about how to shirk my responsibilities next year and not go, and then about how I will just never go again. Because you know why? I need that week before classes start to get my head on straight. It's not about prep. It's about sanity. I am thinking about starting this semester exhausted and I hate it. HATE.
But so anyway the defining moment (or series of moments, whatever) is sabbatical. And if you don't understand why, then I can't explain it to you.
And with that, I'm going to go off and grumble and drink more coffee and hope that my mood improves.
I'm just skipping today's and yesterday's reverb10 prompts. Not because I have a problem with them (yesterday's was about food, and today's was about something not offensive… I forget… oh yeah, something about ordinary joyful moments or something) but because I've just been feeling very sleepy, and, like others, I've been reading The Hunger Games Trilogy, and… well, haven't I already written on both of those prompts? I'm sure I have. But anyway, perhaps reverb10 is doing its job and making me more chill and relaxed about things? Or maybe I'm to the point where boredom is overtaking my innate perversity and stubborn adherence to a plan? Or, seriously: maybe I just need to sleep and to lay around and read much more than I need to navel-gaze. Whatever. Tomorrow I'll try to get it up to write on the prompt. But for now, I'm going to go be lazy some more.
Prompt: Photo – a present to yourself. Sift through all the photos of you from the past year. Choose one that best captures you; either who you are, or who you strive to be. Find the shot of you that is worth a thousand words. Share the image, who shot it, where, and what it best reveals about you.
As a lady writing under a pseudonym, this is not the prompt for me. To be fair, though, I also feel like it's not the prompt for me because I'm not the sort of person who is very picture-oriented, if that makes sense. Like, I'm the sort of person who ends up forgetting to take pictures, or who's too busy running around like a nut to end up in a picture. Only when there is a professional photographer involved (my cousin's wedding) or some insistent picture-taking friend or family member do pictures of me end up happening. What is this about? Well, probably it has something to do with the fact that FL is a photographer and for the 5 years we went out, he was constantly taking my picture (which means tons of pictures exist of me between ages 16 and 21 in which I'm scowling).
Really what I should have done was take pictures yesterday of the unbelievable Christmas Eve dinner I cooked. I ended up deciding to do the menu that I posted for the Eve rather than the Day for a number of reasons, some practical (didn't want to waste a day cooking while my parents were here) and some impatient (I just wanted to eat that dinner asap). But anyway, I should have taken pics of that, but I didn't because I was too busy enjoying eating it. Note to readers: Do not pass go; do not collect 200 dollars: MAKE THAT RED-WINE POT ROAST. It was…. I can't even talk about it. And the creamy polenta that I made to go with it? BOSS.
But, alas, you don't get to see pictures of all that because I didn't take them. And the food has now been eaten. (Well, or it's put away in plastic containers as leftovers, which just isn't pretty.) Nothing to see here.
I nevertheless do feel obligated to post some sort of picture. I know. Kitties! Who doesn't love my kitties! This picture is what the kitties do every morning, because they are very conscientious neighborhood citizens who must know at all moments what is going on in the neighborhood.
Merry Christmas to all who celebrate! I feel like I need to eat some church windows (one of my favorite completely irredeemably unhealthy Christmas treats – well, except my mom makes hers with coconut, which I feel is sort of healthy-ish….. haha) with my coffee.
Prompt: Everything's OK. What was the best moment that could serve as proof that everything is going to be alright? And how will you incorporate that discovery into the year ahead?
I am feeling like I don't know whether things will be alright or not. I feel like I am not entirely sure what comes next. But let me ramble for a bit and maybe I'll come up with something.
With the end of sabbatical I'm feeling a huge sense of loss and stress. I wish that I could be on sabbatical forever. One person said to me that I should have taken the whole year, but a couple of things about that: 1) Um, I'm not made of money and I don't have a partner to pick up the slack while I make 60% of my salary, and 2) While a year may be longer, it's not forever and what I want is sabbatical forever. It's not that I'm dreading going back to teaching or something. I actually miss teaching. Well, or I miss teaching in theory, but the thought of being slammed back into teaching four courses in a term does not sound like fun. I am dreading going back to all of the service parts of my job, but well, I suppose that's what makes the whole thing work. You know, people talk about teaching like it's the dreadful thing we do in order to pay the bills and to facilitate our one true love, research. I've never felt that way about teaching. Instead, I see teaching and research as two sides of the same coin. Service, on the other hand…. Look, I know it's important, and I can even admit that there are some satisfactions to doing it well and to being involved and to taking it seriously, but it is the thing that makes me dread returning from sabbatical. DREAD. And I think part of what I dread about it is how exhausting it will be not only to do the service that I can't get out of but also how exhausting it is to have to say no over and over and over again. I hate having to tell people no, and not because I'm such a martyr or something but rather because having constantly to assert one's priorities in the face of people who couldn't care less about one or those priorities is exhausting. Waaaah!
Ok, enough of my whining. Back to the question at hand. Maybe my problem is thinking of one moment in time as "proof" of something that extends out into the future. Because I can pick a number of moments where I felt like everything was ok and like things were heading in the right direction, but I'm not sure what any of those moments "prove" – about me or about the path I'm on.
I don't want you all to get the wrong idea, here. I'm not actually pessimistic about the future. I'm actually really optimistic and centered-feeling, and happy. Maybe my problem is the one I talked about earlier in the week – about being superstitious. Not wanting to offend the gods with my hubris or something. Wanting to be braced in case things don't go according to plan.
That said, I guess I do believe this, which sort of answers the final part of this question: I believe that everything is only as ok as we believe it can be or is. The trick to happiness, I think, is in choosing to be happy. It's not where you live, how much money you have, who you love, or what you do. Not really. The trick is in convincing oneself to live as a happy, contented person, whatever the circumstances may be.
Now, of course, this isn't to discount more negative feelings. I mean, hell, I've spent a good amount of the last few years not terribly happy, and for some pretty decent reasons, too. But I guess the thing is, I don't want to live like that. I don't want to wallow. I don't want to blunt my feelings with food or alcohol. I don't want to wait around for my life to start and then be disappointed when it doesn't magically do so. So if I've gotten anything out of my sabbatical, I've gotten the time to shift my thinking from passivity to activity, from waiting to doing. And so I guess the thing that makes me so upset about sabbatical ending is worrying that all of the progress that I've made as a person since May is going to be destroyed when I go back. What if I don't know how to trick myself into happiness and contentedness with all of the pressures that will return in a couple of weeks?
But even with that anxiety bubbling away, I can tell you this: everything will be ok because everything always is. I mean, seriously. When is everything not ok? Horrible disasters happen and it's not the end of the world. People die, or your heart gets broken, or you screw up something in your work – at the end of the day, though, it's not like the apocalypse when those things happen. Everything is ok because ultimately nothing is really all that big of a deal in the grand scheme of things. Which I realize is a sort of cynical way of looking at it, but I really do think that. I mean, things are as ok as you act like they are. Or, more simply, how you act is how things are. Or, to go further, the words you say make things happen, so if you say everything's ok, then it is. In fact, saying that it is makes it happen.
So, I guess where I end is with a really unsophisticated idea of ok-ness as performative. Whatever. I'm kind of thinking that if you're looking for a moment to prove that everything will be ok, then you've got bigger problems than my reductive rendering of theory.


If things go nuclear, break the bank for a bunker.
A new invention could solve battery fires. We test it out by blowing things up -- for science, of course.
Populist turbulence, viral panics, experts under attack: instinct and emotion have overtaken facts and reason in the digital age – can feelings now propel us into a better future?
Smart lightbulbs are all the rage, but there are other options for making your lighting smart, too.


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Amy Jeffs
Amy Jeffs is an art historian specialising in the Middle Ages. She is the author of 'Storyland: a New Mythology of Britain' (riverrun) and her next book, 'Wild Tales from Early Medieval Britain', will be published this October.
What medieval Christians thought about climate change
Christians in the Middle Ages believed that there was no bad weather in paradise after the Creation and before the Fall of Man
Would medieval Christians have blushed at a giant chalk erection?
Even if the Cerne Abbas giant is Anglo-Saxon, that doesn't make it pagan – after all, Christians were no prudes in those days
The Dig is a film to treasure
Ralph Fiennes and Carey Mulligan shine in the story of the Sutton Hoo discovery
What's left of Thomas Becket? – 'The Book in the Cathedral', reviewed
Christopher de Hamel argues that a book of psalms in a Cambridge library is the only surviving relic of the murdered archbishop
Freedom of expression – Jerry Saltz's 'How to be an Artist', reviewed
The critic's guide to creative living is full of joy – but how far can you get by following someone else's rules?
From infant prodigy to infatuated old man – the many guises of Merlin
The mythical figure has taken many forms over the centuries, some more dignified than others
Unearthing the secrets of the Anglo-Saxon world
Paganism and Christianity are intertwined in the hoard of rare artefacts found in a princely burial site in Essex
The nun with lapis lazuli in her teeth is a great story – but she wasn't alone
It shouldn't be news that women illustrated manuscripts in the Middle Ages, but there's no denying the appeal of a recent discovery
The cosmopolitan art of Anglo-Saxon England
The British Library demonstrates that Anglo-Saxon culture looked to Europe and beyond

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Atlanta City Council Approves Right-of-Way Dining Legislation Introduced By Council Member Amir Farokhi
Source: Atlanta City Council
Legislation introduced by District 2 Council member Amir Farokhi establishing procedures for permitting right-of-way dining passed unanimously on Monday (Legislative Reference No. 19-O-1354).
The legislation creates a process to permit outdoor dining in the public right-of-way, like sidewalks, provided ample pedestrian clearance and zoning allowance. Patrons can currently eat and drink outside on private property. The move into publicly-owned space is the marked change.
Council member Farokhi believes that the bill, which had seven co-sponsors, is an important step forward culturally for the city.
"If we want a city where our street life matches our skyline, we must design and activate public space with people in mind," Farokhi said. "Sidewalk dining is a characteristic of great cities across the world. Nothing brings people together like food."
Passage of the bill has been a collaborative effort years in the making.
"There's been an appetite to do this for some time. In fact, the first version of this bill came up in 2009. This was the fourth, and thankfully final effort, to get it right," Farokhi said. "The Law Department and Department of Public Works really rolled up their sleeves as did a number of community improvement districts. The bill was reviewed and approved by three separate Council committees, and the NPU system. A public hearing was held. All told, this was a nearly year-long effort."
The bill now heads to the Mayor's desk for her signature.
About Atlanta City Council
The Atlanta City Council is the chief policy-making body for the City of Atlanta. It acts by considering and enacting all laws that govern the City. The council also approves the operating and capital budgets for the City as recommended by the mayor, and it continually monitors revenues and expenditures for local government operations. The Atlanta City Council reviews and has final say on many land-use and zoning matters. Major economic development projects for the City also fall under the council's consideration.
The Atlanta City Council is comprised of 12 districts and three at-large posts. Council representatives include: Council President: Felicia A. Moore; District 1: Carla Smith; District 2: Amir Farokhi; District 3: Antonio Brown; District 4: Cleta Winslow; District 5: Natalyn Mosby Archibong; District 6: Jennifer N. Ide; District 7: Howard Shook; District 8: J.P. Matzigkeit; District 9: Dustin Hillis; District 10: Andrea L. Boone; District 11: Marci Collier Overstreet; District 12: Joyce M. Sheperd; Post 1 At-Large: Michael Julian Bond; Post 2 At-Large: Matt Westmoreland; and Post 3 At-Large: Andre Dickens.
To learn more about the Atlanta City Council, please visit http://citycouncil.atlantaga.gov/. For the latest updates, follow the Atlanta City Council on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.


I am working with cummeRbund package to generate heatmap from cuffdiff output.
The gene names are very cluttered in the heatmap.
Is there a way to specify which ID's to use or change the font size in the heatmap?
How is the data for heatmap looks like? There could be alternative solutions to your problem: show the data sample - we would help you to plot it.
Then you can create a heatmap of the gene-list.
In heatmaps in point 6. They say how to change the dimensions so that the gene names/ids don't overlap.
Here is a step-by-step tutorial. You can download public datasets with a report and step by step examples.
In InSilico DB, use the filters, on the left, to narrow your search to RNA-Seq data.
I figured there were too many genes in my heatmap. I just had to increase the threshold value and reduce the font.
I see the same message, but I also see no heatmap as the result, it is very frustrating. If you found out an answer yet, please let know!
Update: when I set labRow=F, then I see the heatmap. Because it skips the row labels. So I suppose my problem was not connected to the message! Not sure how to make it work with labRow=T though.
How To Plot Heatmap With Multiple Categories In A Single Cell With Ggplot2?


With the number of blogs and personal webpages it's no longer only us, software reviewers, who need to resize many pictures on a daily basis. You probably need to resize a lot too, to send them by email, publish them online and many other possible usages.
This is where Squash comes in handy, enabling you to resize photos in batch mode, that is, many of them at the same time. The program, which doesn't even require installation, features a simple design and is very easy to use: simply open the photos you want to resize on its interface, select the new size, add a suffix if you want and you're done.
Of course, this simplicity of usage has also certain somewhat negative consequences: experienced users may miss having a few more options – at least to select the picture's new size, which only works in percentages. Also, the interface doesn't support dragging and dropping of images, something I personally found a bit of a shame.
If you're looking for a simple, quick way to resize photos, this may be the tool you need, though sometimes it seems it's just too simple even if it's only intended to resize pics.
Squash allows resizing of images in a batch mode. It is friendly and usable and does one thing well - resizing images. It is a multi-threaded application and is designed to run on Linux, Mac and Windows.
What do you think about Squash? Do you recommend it? Why?


The liberal class, which attempted last week to discredit the words my friend Cornel West spoke about Barack Obama and the Democratic Party, prefers comfort and privilege to justice, truth and confrontation. Its guiding ideological stance is determined by what is most expedient to the careers of its members. It refuses to challenge, in a meaningful way, the decaying structures of democracy or the ascendancy of the corporate state. It glosses over the relentless assault on working men and women and the imperial wars that are bankrupting the nation. It proclaims its adherence to traditional liberal values while defending and promoting systems of power that mock these values.
The pillars of the liberal establishment—the press, the church, culture, the university, labor and the Democratic Party—all honor an unwritten quid pro quo with corporations and the power elite, as well as our masters of war, on whom they depend for money, access and positions of influence. Those who expose this moral cowardice and collaboration with corporate power are always ruthlessly thrust aside.
By extolling the power of the state as an agent of change, as well as measuring human progress through the advances of science, technology and consumption, liberals abetted the cult of the self and the ascendancy of the corporate state. The liberal class placed its faith in the inevitability of human progress and abandoned the human values that should have remained at the core of its activism. The state, now the repository of the hopes and dreams of the liberal class, should always have been seen as the enemy. The destruction of the old radical and militant movements—the communists, socialists and anarchists—has left liberals without a source of new ideas. The link between an effective liberal class and a more radical left was always essential to the health of the former.
The liberal class, by allowing radical movements to be dismembered through Red baiting and by banishing those within its ranks who had moral autonomy, gradually deformed basic liberal tenets to support unfettered capitalism, the national security state, globalization and permanent war. Liberalism, cut off from the radical roots of creative and bold thought, merged completely with the corporate power elite. The liberal class at once was betrayed and betrayed itself. And it now functions like a commercial brand, giving a different flavor, face or spin to the ruthless mechanisms of corporate power. This, indeed, is the primary function of Barack Obama.


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Background: The WHO framework for non-communicable disease (NCD) describes risks and outcomes comprising the majority of the global burden of disease. These factors are complex and interact at biological, behavioural, environmental and policy levels presenting challenges for population monitoring and intervention evaluation. This paper explores the utility of machine learning methods applied to population-level web search activity behaviour as a proxy for chronic disease risk factors. Methods: Web activity output for each element of the WHO's Causes of NCD framework was used as a basis for identifying relevant web search activity from 2004 to 2013 for the USA. Multiple linear regression models with regularisation were used to generate predictive algorithms, mapping web search activity to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) measured risk factor/disease prevalence. Predictions for subsequent target years not included in the model derivation were tested against CDC data from population surveys using Pearson correlation and Spearman's r. Results: For 2011 and 2012, predicted prevalence was very strongly correlated with measured risk data ranging from fruits and vegetables consumed (r=0.81; 95% CI 0.68 to 0.89) to alcohol consumption (r=0.96; 95% CI 0.93 to 0.98). Mean difference between predicted and measured differences by State ranged from 0.03 to 2.16. Spearman's r for state-wise predicted versus measured prevalence varied from 0.82 to 0.93. Conclusions: The high predictive validity of web search activity for NCD risk has potential to provide real-time information on population risk during policy implementation and other population-level NCD prevention efforts.
Nguyen, T. and Tran, T. and Luo, W. and Gupta, S. and Rana, S. and Phung, D. and Nichols, M. et al. 2015. Web search activity data accurately predict population chronic disease risk in the USA. Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health. 69 (7): pp. 693–699.


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women's skating
National Recaps
America's Alysa Liu, senior ladies 2019 national champion! (not my photo)
It is the time of year when I set the timer to record certain programs and then enjoy them shamelessly with glasses of red wine on the couch beneath my Siamese companion at night often with tears of joy on my cheeks.
And while the Canadian national figure skating championships were not televised in the States I was still able to keep up with the scores from last weekend thanks to the Internet.
Its the heart of figure skating season and I'm all over it!
Two nights ago (with wine, tears, and said cat) I watched American history being made as a diminutive 13-year old phenom triple-axeled her way to the top step of the podium.
13 year-old Alysa Liu (none of these today are my photos)
Alysa Liu was bursting with joy after she placed 2nd after a strong short program behind last year's champion, Bradie Tennell. And then Friday night she lit up the arena in Detroit again when she skated her heart out and won the entire event!
Television cameras captured her overwhelming emotions when they showed her crying afterwards. Tears of pure joy and wonderment poured down her face which reminded me of how young she really is. Her bio says she enjoys riding her bike. Pretty sure that's not on Bradie's or Amber Glen's bios.
Alysa is now the youngest women's champion in American history, a fact not lost on one of the commentators, Tara Lipinski. Tara, however, had to bail out of the sport after her trademark triple-loop-triple-loop combo eventually required her to have hip surgery.
Alysa en route to her first senior national title!
Which is why I have to pause in my excitement about this musical little skater being hailed as the "future of women's skating in America"- I am worried about her own future.
The media is focusing on how Alysa could have 3 Olympic cycles in her lifetime but is there a coach out there who believes that? I don't. Her body won't hold up, just like Lipinski's didn't.
We see this every cycle with the Russians, who are hell-bent on pumping out jumping bean after jumping bean. They are generally pre-pubescent, super skinny, and have abundant energy. They win non-stop for a couple of years, including the Olympics, and then when they grow or develop hips the Russian federation tosses them to the side.
"Dasve-danya."
Julia Lipnitskaya back in the day
Just ask Julia (or, Yulia) Lipnitskaya, the Russian darling who stole everyone's heart as a teensy dynamo in Sochi in 2014. She could leap, spin, bend and grin with the best of them and one could arguably say she was one of the media faces of those Olympics. Sadly, after all of that attention and pressure and after her body finally started to grow she became anorexic. She faced those demons and publicly admitted it and sought therapy in Europe and retired from skating altogether.
Puberty is not kind in general to skaters and we have to endure it in spandex. The country and the world watch and coaches and parents hold their collective breath while changes happen to these young women.
What we should be doing is supporting them through it and encouraging them to come out of it as true women skaters. I love Kaetlyn Osmond and Carolina Kostner because they are real women who skate and do amazing tricks. I respect them maybe even a bit more because its harder to get longer bodies with longer, heavier limbs up into the air to spin around 2 or 3 times and land on one foot looking fabulous the entire time!
(If you'd like to know the difference even 5lbs makes, next time you are grocery shopping, grab a 5lb bag of potatoes and wing it in the air above your head in a few circles.)
Fabulous Kaetlyn Osmond!
I worry about comments like Terry Gannon's after Alysa won the title- he said something like "get every TV camera in her face" and I don't think that's a very good idea.
She is 13 years old and she just needs to ride her bike. She doesn't need to be a national TV star who is told she is the future of our sport. Skaters like Gracie Gold and Gabby Daleman have been there and both of those skaters have admitted to struggling with depression and anxiety. Daleman took months off of training to take care of herself and get some therapy. She won the short program at Canadian Nationals recently but then blew the long and landed in 5th place. She said she is worried about where this will put her and confidence. I hope the media gets out of her face so she can disappear and take more time to work on that.
Americans Hubbell and Donohue
On the opposite end of the spectrum, there is nothing like a jolt of confidence when you're an athlete. American ice dancers Hubbell and Donohue have been getting rewarded by the judges the last 2 years and wow, does it look great on them! I enjoy watching this couple (again, it helps that she is a real woman out there) because they are dramatic, sexy and strong and they aren't apologetic about it.
Canadian champs, Weaver and Poje
Same with Kaitlyn Weaver and Andrew Poje of Canada. While she could use a sandwich they are incredible on the ice and their chemistry knows no bounds. It helps that most of the ice dancers are the Beautiful People as well.
European champs, Gabriella Papadakis and Guilliam Cizeron… more Beautiful People
No surprise who stood on top of the European ice dance podium this weekend. They rock their knees, their lyrical body movement, their chemistry, strength, speed and drama and damn, they look good doing it.
Papadakis and Cizeron are the reigning world champions and I would be surprised if they don't take the title again this year in Japan. They are utterly ethereal when they skate. They don't look like they are pushing when they glide across the ice and every turn of the head and every bend of the wrist has a purpose. They are continuing to skate to create programs that audiences will never forget. They are true artists as well as amazing athletes.
They train in Montreal with legendary Canadian skaters, Marie France Dubreil and Patrice Lauzon, who were equally ethereal and ground-breaking when they competed. They have quite the training stable out east as all 3 podium finishers in the US train there, too.
More sexiness from Hubbell & Donohue
I won't recap the US men's event because there aren't any shockers (Nathan Chen won, of course) other than the fact Jason Brown finally got rid of the goofy pony-tail (thank you, Brian Orser!) (Jason was 3rd.)
And I won't touch the US Pairs because I'm really not sure what is going on with that discipline in this country. American pairs skaters have always been weaker when compared to the rest of the world and I have no explanation why.
The top 2 teams both had lifts that didn't go up. Seriously. Woman goes towards man with some form of connecting steps and intricate hand holds, man goes towards woman and bends knees, gets beneath her, woman leaps into the air and their bodies just go nowhere other than to sort of collide into one another awkwardly. The Knierems had that happen twice! So Cain & Leduc stood on the top spot of this year's podium (rightly so) and the US will once again struggle to get a grip on its pairs program.
I am excited about the future of all aspects of skating, including the women's event and it was pretty fun watching young Liu do her thing even if there are some concerns about how to handle her future. Here's to Four Continents first and then the world championships next!
European pairs champions from France, Vanessa James & Morgan Cipres! Ironically, they train with American coaches and have become a force to be reckoned with since making that change a few years ago.
Canadian pairs champs Kristin Moore-Towers & Michael Marinaro
this year's Canadian champion, Alaine Chartrand (Osmand took the year off). Hopefully this will be her year to shine!
Bradie Tennell, silver medalist in the US this year will represent us again at World's because Alysa Liu is too young. I love watching this young woman skate!
Tags Alysa Liu, athletes, Bradie Tennell, Canadians, Europeans, figure skater, figure skating, Four Continents, Gracie Gold, national championships, pairs skating, Russians, sports, triple axel, women's skating, Yulia Lipnitskaya


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World's most dangerous cruise? 1,070-Passenger Ship To Enter Northwest Passage
passenger (plus 655 crew) ship Crystal Serenity.
by Ethan Lou (Reuters) The first commercial cruise ship to sail through Canada's Northwest Passage was set to depart on Tuesday, part of a growing Arctic tourism industry spurred by rising temperatures and receding ice.
The ship Crystal Serenity was to depart from Anchorage, Alaska, and cut through frigid northern waters before reaching New York in one month, according to a schedule from its American operator, Crystal Cruises.
The route was first navigated more than a century ago by Norwegian explorer Roald Amundsen, but has been ice-free only in recent years. The journey raises questions about further human degradation of a region disproportionably affected by climate change, where temperatures are rising twice as quickly as the world average.
Related Book: In the Kingdom of Ice – The Grand and Terrible Polar Voyage of the USS Jeannette by Hampton Sides
The World Wildlife Foundation recognizes that Crystal Cruises has been planning this voyage for years and tried to minimize its environmental impact, but the area lacks the infrastructure to deal with potential accidents, said Andrew Dumbrille, a foundation specialist in sustainable shipping.
Crystal Serenity likely will not cause problems, but more cruises will follow, said Michael Byers, a professor at the University of British Columbia who studies Arctic sovereignty and the environment.
Byers said ships, which can traverse the waters only because of melting ice, have large carbon footprints, and an accident would be devastating for the fragile Arctic.
"They take advantage of climate change, and they cause even more climate change," Byers said. "That is an enormous problem and also a terrible irony."
Crystal Cruises did not respond to requests for comment.
The cruise was priced at a minimum of $19,755 per passenger, which is more than $600 per day higher than last year's average daily cruise price of $168.43, according to the industry analytics firm Cruise Market Watch.
Crystal Cruises has said the trip is sold out and that it is planning another cruise in 2017.
The Arctic has been warming quickly because a thaw of white ice and snow exposes darker ground and water below that absorb more of the sun's heat.
Tourism has grown in some polar areas. The number of nights spent by visitors to the Arctic archipelago of Svalbard north of Norway rose to 107,000 in 2013 from 24,000 in 1993.
While Canada claims sovereignty over the Northwest Passage that flows through parts of the country, the United States and the European Union have disputed that, calling the waters an international strait.
Reporting by Ethan Lou in Toronto; Editing by Dan Grebler. © 2016 Thomson Reuters. All rights reserved.


All students in preschool through eighth grade who attend a Laveen Elementary School District school are expected to dress in the proper standard school attire. The clothing must be in good repair. The clothing may not be altered in a manner that includes, but is not limited to, slits and shredded hems. It is the parents' responsibility to ensure compliance with the dress code. All students who attend Laveen District schools must dress in accordance with this dress code.
All white, navy, or light blue shirts with collar. No logos on the shirt. This may include, but is not limited to, a polo shirt or dress shirt.
During the colder months, students may wear all navy, white, gray, or light blue sweatshirts or sweaters in class. Sweatshirts and sweaters must be worn over a uniform shirt.
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Shirts must be worn tucked in at all times.
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All white, navy, or light blue shirts with collar. No logos on the top. This may include, but is not limited to, a blouse or polo shirt.
During the colder months, students may wear all navy, white, gray, or light blue sweatshirts or sweaters in class. Sweatshirts or sweaters must be worn over a uniform blouse/shirt.
Solid navy blue or tan khaki slacks, shorts, skorts, skirts, or jumpers. No logos on slacks, shorts, skorts, skirts, or jumpers. No blue jeans or blue jean shorts. Sweatpants and stretch pants are not permitted.
Shirts or blouses must be worn tucked in at all times.
Undershirts must be white. Girls may wear shorts under their skirts, provided they do not show.
Baggy or oversized clothing is not acceptable and thus is prohibited. Clothing may not be more than one size too large, to allow for one-year's growth. No sagging of clothing is allowed. Tight clothing is not acceptable and thus is prohibited.
Students may not wear short shorts, short skorts, short skirts, short jumpers, sweatpants, stretch pants, skinny pants, or spandex. Pant legs may not be rolled up or held up with rubber bands or other devices. The length of shorts, skorts, skirts, and jumpers must be at least the length of where the student's finger tips rest when shoulders are relaxed and arms are stretched downward toward the leg, approximately no more than 3 to 4 inches above the knee.
Belts (if worn) must be black, brown, or navy, may not be more than one size larger than the waist, and must be worn around the waist. Any color socks may be worn. Full-length tights, leggings, and knee-high socks/tights are acceptable for girls when worn with a skort, skirt, or jumper.
For safety reasons, students are encouraged to wear covered shoes. Open toed shoes, including but not limited to flip-flops, sandals, slippers, or bare feet, are not acceptable.
Students may wear outerwear that is in good repair and does not contain any inappropriate print or graphics while outdoors only. Upon entering any school building, the coat, jacket, sweatshirt, or sweater must be removed unless it is in compliance with uniform code described above. The only type of headgear permitted will be a hat, which can be worn outdoors only. Hoods on sweatshirts and sweaters may be worn outdoors only.
Any print or graphics on clothing must be school appropriate.
All tops must have sleeves. Sleeveless tops and tank tops are not allowed.
Clothing must be in good repair.
Students not dressed in accordance with the district dress code will not be permitted in class until they are in compliance. Students may call to request parents bring school appropriate clothing to change in order to meet compliance regulations. When available, students may choose to change into school provided uniforms. Students may wait in the In School Detention room until they are dressed in compliance.


I am Research Programme Officer for the European Commission. In other words, I am a portfolio manager who supervise about 15 research projects, specifically in the field of advanced manufacturing systems.
These projects are financed by the European Union and performed by consortia of universities, research centres and companies.
This job puts me in regular contact with many different actors of European industry, and I also use these opportunities to listen to their issues. This collection of opinions is essential as they will be used to shape the future EU research and innovation policy.
Looking back to my recent past, it is quite a change compared to the job I had only one year ago: now, I have the same kind of vision as the VP in charge of my function used to have. It's quite a change of perspective!
Definitely, the multi-cultural approach of issues. In our MBA class, we were 48 from 24 different countries. It forces you to understand that you cannot work the same way with a Chinese, a Salvadorian or a Norwegian, even less when you are all together in a single project!
And once you find a way to work as a team, everyone must still watch for the unsaid assumptions shaping the interactions between the different members. If you don't pay attention to them, they can ruin your efforts. Today, I work with colleagues and project members from all across Europe.
So you can imagine the MBA experience helps a lot when I have to speak to a Danish project manager whose team is made of Spaniards, Greeks and Poles!
The first thing: a new language. I barely spoke Italian before the MBA and in the last month of the program, I was invited to a collective job interview in Italian. We were 11 candidates and I was the only foreign candidate.
Cherry on the sundae, this interview was partially made of a simulated business meeting. At the end, I got a job offer from that company and honestly, I think it was especially due to the ease I could show in the business meeting, an ease that came from months of practice during the MBA, working on time-sharing, consensus-building and respect of the deadlines.
The second thing I learned is to be a bit more relaxed when working in a fuzzy environment. From my experience, Italians are often less rigorous when it comes to define the roles of everyone or the reporting procedures, for example. But don't get me wrong: Italian standards are as high as you can expect and nobody will be satisfied with a sloppy job.
What's the difference, then? It's a generally more flexible attitude that determines the local way of working. At the end, a project meeting may sometimes look more like a brainstorming session but it also means the whole process is more agile as last minute changes are easier to insert in the final results.
I think I will continue working in the management of innovation. For now, I'll stay in the EU institutions as I am learning every day.
I think the best advice I could give you is: find out what are your objectives and go after them pro-actively.
You want to launch your start-up? You want to become a management consultant? You want to grow the corporate ladder? You have a completely different idea?
No problem: as long as it is your own project. The MIP is well-organized and there are so many things to do during your program that you might forget this is not college any more. I mean: of course, you're here to learn and this implies studying and working a lot.
But that cannot be everything: it is all you do on the side that will really make the difference and help you achieve your goals.


St Barts and the Rotary Club of Heirisson, are teaming up to kick start Australia Day celebrations with a delicious Aussie breakfast at Victoria Gardens Claisebrook Cove, East Perth on Thursday 26 January 2017.
This community event starts at 8.00am and everyone is invited to come along!
There will be a freshly cooked hearty Aussie breakfast of bacon, sausages, fresh fruit and juice. A coffee van will be onsite and all proceeds will support St Bart's.


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Testing new approaches to protect coastal communities
Involving the community, as in Oceanside, California, is key to co-developing long-term resilience for coastal cities battling to save their beaches from rising sea levels and erosion.
17 February, 2022 11 February, 2022 | Resilience Shift Best Practices / Case Studies California, climate resilience, coast, community, erosion, maritime, sea-level rise
California Learning: leading the world in community resilience
Three films showcase innovative community-led solutions to challenges that will resonate with other communities around the world—with a focus on wildfire, sea level rise, and the global pandemic.
3 February, 2022 3 February, 2022 | Resilience Shift News agriculture, climate resilience, coast, Covid, data, sea-level rise, wildfires
Engineers need to be more creative to tackle the climate crisis
The penultimate leg of the touring Brunel International Lecture Series took place virtually in South East Asia this week, where panellists discussed how increased creativity and collaboration was needed to tackle climate change.
15 October, 2021 20 October, 2021 | Resilience Shift Events asia, Brunel, climate action, ICE, sea-level rise, Seth Schultz
Civil engineers need to 'understand the social implications' of what they do
The latest ICE Brunel lecture in South Asia, with Seth Schultz, argued that the cost of 'inaction' was greater than the cost of action, when it comes to the climate crisis.
8 September, 2021 10 September, 2021 | Resilience Shift Events asia, Brunel, climate action, ICE, sea-level rise, Seth Schultz


JB Hi-Fi provided 2019 half year results presentation. For HY 2019, it reported total sales of A$3,843.7m, NPAT of A$160.1m, EPS of A$139.4m and dividend per share of 91c. The total sales grew by 4.7% to $2.59bn, with comparable sales up 3.0%. Online sales in Australia for HY 2019 grew 21.0% on the pcp to $144.4m or 5.6% of total sales. The Gross profit increased by 5.2% to $573.6m.


Joanna Balcerzak works for Orange Labs in France, as an E2E architect in QoS domain and project manager in interoperability domain. Joanna received her M.Sc. , Eng. degree in Computer Science. She is Orange delegate in ETSI TC INT. She is also contributing to NGMN via the 5GTTI (5G Trial & Testing Initiative). Joanna authored several papers in QoS and QoE domains. Joanna Balcerzak is also contributing to SliceNet project.
The SliceNet (End-to-End Cognitive Network Slicing and Slice Management Framework in Virtualised Multi-Domain, Multi-Tenant 5G Networks) project is funded by the EU Commission under the H2020 programme. The project is developing a framework for 5G network slicing consisting of managed domains using network softwarization and slicing to improve network services for service providers, operators and consumers.
and the 5G Smart City Use Case, which will implement remote water metering and the Intelligent Public Lighting system and access the various technical and operational KPIs.
This presentation will focus on an overview of the project and its objectives. Highlighted key areas are network slice-based services, driven by the Quality of Experience (QoE).
The objective of Next Generation Mobile Networks 5G Trial & Testing Initiative (TTI) is to facilitate the maturity of the technology and assure an early interoperability of the products.
Tests of technology building blocks (e. g. Massive MIMO, new waveforms…) and possible pre-5G tests the member companies may be individually conducting during the pre-5G deployment period.
Proof of concept (PoC) of the basic features of the radio interface, core network and 5G architectural components. The PoC may be performed using solutions which may be partially proprietary; however, this phase necessitates using the basic concepts of the 5G radio interface as specified by the Third Generation Partnership Project (3GPP).
Interoperability phase(IOT) which includes testing of the network aspects and device/network interoperability.
Pre-commercial networks trials with equipment close to the commercial ones. This phase focuses on the initial planning phase (including test specifications), followed by the actual trials (with pre-commercial equipment installed on sites).
This presentation will focus on an overview of the NGMN 5G TTI. Highlighted key area is the interoperability phase, where the main goal is to test interoperability of various equipment and interfaces in a realistic and heterogeneous environment.


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Race Adjustment [book]
Miller, Kelly. "An Appeal to Reason on the Race Problem." 2nd ed. New York: Neale Publishing, 1909: pp. 59-89. VIEW
Railroad Telegrapher [journal]
"The Assassination of the President." Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 887-88. VIEW
Valesh, Eva McDonald. "From Washington, D. C." Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 956-57. VIEW
Railway Conductor [journal]
Dwyer, John. [untitled]. Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 790-91. VIEW
"The Fruit of Anarchy." Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 770-72. VIEW
Funk, Edward. [untitled]. Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 794-95. VIEW
La Fayette. [untitled]. Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 793-94. VIEW
McBee, Thos. [untitled]. Oct. 1901 v18n10: p. 789. VIEW
"Mentions." Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 802-07. VIEW
Reinhart, Mrs. J. A. [untitled]. Oct. 1901 v18n10: p. 785. VIEW
"The Tragedy at Buffalo." Oct. 1901 v18n10: pp. 777-80. VIEW
Rainy Day Poems from the Farm [book]
Widdows, J. Morris. "Lead Her but Kindly." Connersville: Times-News, 1902: p. 45. VIEW
The Rand-McNally Hand-Book to the Pan-American Exposition, Buffalo and Niagara Falls [book]
"Wm. I. Buchanan, Director General." Chicago: Rand, McNally, 1901: p. 8. VIEW
Randolph Register (Randolph, NY) [newspaper]
Colegrove, Clinton. "A Narrative of the President's Assassination by Dr. Colegrove of Holland, Who Was Present in the Temple of Music at the Time of the Tragedy." 20 Sept. 1901 v37n20: p. [?]. VIEW
Ravalli Republican and Bitter Root Times (Hamilton, MT) [newspaper]
"Assassinated." 6 Sept. 1901 v13n4: p. [2]. VIEW
Reading Eagle (Reading, PA) [newspaper]
"Anarchists Still Cheer Czolgosz." 6 Dec. 1901 v34n313: p. 5. VIEW
"Chemist Won't Talk." 21 Sept. 1901 v34n237: p. 1. VIEW
"Dr. Shrady Sorry the X-Ray Was Not Used." 17 Sept. 1901 v34n233: p. 1. VIEW
Reading Times (Reading, PA) [newspaper]
[untitled]. 16 Sept. 1901 v88n142: p. 4. VIEW
The Real Billy Sunday [book]
Brown, Elijah P. "A Hard Hitter of the Liquor Traffic" [chapter 19]. New York: Fleming H. Revell, 1914: pp. 208-14. VIEW
Recent History of the United States [book]
Paxson, Frederic L. "The Campaign of 1900" [chapter 27]. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1921: pp. 264-73. VIEW
Recollections of a Varied Career [book]
Draper, William F. "Third Year in Rome—Close of Diplomatic Service" [chapter 21]. Boston: Little, Brown, 1908: pp. 317-33. VIEW
Recollections of an Alienist [book]
Hamilton, Allan McLane. "Political Murders" [chapter 21]. New York: George H. Doran, 1916: pp. 342-68. VIEW
Recollections of Full Years [book]
Taft, Helen Herron. "Governor Taft" [chapter 10]. New York: Dodd, Mead, 1914: pp. 206-32. VIEW
Recollections of Thirteen Presidents [book]
Wise, John S. "Theodore Roosevelt" [chapter 13]. New York: Doubleday, Page, 1906: pp. 237-76. VIEW
Wise, John S. "William McKinley" [chapter 12]. New York: Doubleday, Page, 1906: pp. 213-33. VIEW
Reconstruction and Union, 1865-1912 [book]
Haworth, Paul Leland. "The Golden Age of Materialism" [chapter 8]. New York: Henry Holt, 1912: pp. 195-209. VIEW
Record (Noble, OK Territory) [newspaper]
[untitled]. 10 Apr. 1902 v1n8: p. [6]. VIEW
Recorder (Indianapolis, IN) [newspaper]
[untitled]. 9 Nov. 1901 v6n31: p. [4]. VIEW
"Attempted Assassination of President M'Kinley by Czolgosz." 21 Sept. 1901 v6n15: p. 1. VIEW
"The Negro Ignored." 7 Dec. 1901 v6n35: p. 1. VIEW
"Race News." 7 Mar. 1903 v7n47: p. 1. VIEW
Red Cloud Chief (Red Cloud, NE) [newspaper]
[untitled]. 4 Oct. 1901 v29n40: p. [4]. VIEW
Red Cross Notes [journal]
"The President's Case." 1901 s3n9: pp. 191-96. VIEW
Reminiscences [book]
Hodge, O. J. "Czolgosz, the Assassin." Vol. 2. Cleveland: Brooks, 1910: pp. 128-30. VIEW
Report of the Adjutant-General of the State of Missouri for the Year 1902 [government document]
Dameron, W. T. "President McKinley's Death." Jefferson City: [State of Missouri], 1903: [33]. VIEW
Report of the Surgeon-General, U. S. Navy [government document]
Rixey, Presley M. "Medical and Surgical Report of the Case of the Late President of the United States." Washington, DC: Government Printing Office, 1901: pp. 297-318. VIEW
Report of the Twenty-Fifth Annual Meeting of the American Bar Association [book]
Rose, U. M. "Address of the President." Philadelphia: Dando Printing and Publishing, 1902: pp. 199-249. VIEW
Representative (Minneapolis, MN) [newspaper]
"Anarchy." 24 Oct. 1901 v9n15: p. [2]. VIEW
Twitchell, E. A. "Mc Kinley [sic] Shot." 19 Sept. 1901 v9n10: p. [2]. VIEW
Republican News Item (Laporte, PA) [newspaper]
"Anarchists of the Frei Heit [sic] Group Discussing the Assassination at 69 Gold Street, New York City." 24 Oct. 1901 v6n24: p. [3]. VIEW
A Retrospect and Other Poems [book]
Culler, Lucy Yeend. "Anarchy." Dayton: Otterbein Press, 1914: pp. 84-85. VIEW
A Reverie and Other Verses and Prose [book]
Woods, John Alfred. "'Thy Will Be Done.'" New York: Bonnell, Silver, 1903: p. 39. VIEW
Review [magazine]
"How to Combat Yellow Journalism." 1902 v9n1: pp. 7-8. VIEW
Richard Epps and Other Stories [book]
Watrous, J. A. "A Busy Day for McKinley." [n.p.]: [n.p.], 1906: pp. 95-98. VIEW
Richmond Dispatch (Richmond, VA) [newspaper]
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"Anarchists Driven Out." 18 Sept. 1901 n15729: p. [3]. VIEW
"The Assassin Father." 10 Sept. 1901 n15722: p. 1. VIEW
"An Indignant Denial." 20 Nov. 1902 n16094: p. 1. VIEW
"Leon Czolgosz, the Assassin." 10 Sept. 1901 n15722: p. 1. VIEW
"Temple of Music, Buffalo." 8 Sept. 1901 n15721: p. 1. VIEW
"Valley of Virginia." 15 Sept. 1901 n15727: p. 5. VIEW
"Vault in Which President McKinley's Body Was Placed, West-Lawn Cemetery, Canton, O." 20 Sept. 1901 n15731: p. 1. VIEW
"Washington Waking." 24 Nov. 1901 n15792: p. 2. VIEW
The Rights of Man [book]
Abbott, Lyman. "The Perils of Democracy" [lecture 10]. Boston: Houghton, Mifflin, 1902: pp. 278-312. VIEW
Ringing Questions [book]
Peck, George Clarke. "The Question of Old-Fashioned Theology" [chapter 7]. New York: Eaton and Mains, 1902: pp. 137-56. VIEW
Roanoke Beacon (Plymouth, NC) [newspaper]
[notice]. 3 Apr. 1903 v14n3: p. [5]. VIEW
Rock Island Argus (Rock Island, IL) [newspaper]
[untitled]. 26 Nov. 1901 v51n34: p. 4. VIEW
[untitled]. 14 July 1909 v58n230: p. 4. VIEW
Hassler, C. C. "Farewell." 19 Sept. 1901 v50n285: p. 7. VIEW
"News in Outline." 23 Dec. 1901 v51n56: p. 3. VIEW
Rockland County Journal (Nyack, NY) [newspaper]
[untitled]. 14 Sept. 1901 v51: p. 4. VIEW
"'Yellow' Anarchism." 14 Sept. 1901 v51: p. 4. VIEW
Rome Citizen (Rome, NY) [newspaper]
"The Personal News." 10 Sept. 1901 v62n19: p. 5. VIEW
Rome Daily Sentinel (Rome, NY) [newspaper]
"Believe Czolgosz Had Confederates." 19 Sept. 1901 v20: p. 5. VIEW
"Buffalo Negros [sic] Making Money." 13 Sept. 1901 v20: p. 2. VIEW
The Röntgen Rays in Medical Work [book]
Walsh, David. "Surgery" [chapter A]. 4th ed. New York: William Wood, 1907: part 2, pp. 125-310. VIEW
Roosevelt, Czolgosz and Anarchy; and Communism [book]
Fox, Jay. "Roosevelt, Czolgosz and Anarchy." Book by Jay Fox and Henry Addis. [New York]: New York Anarchists, [1902?]: pp. 2-13. VIEW
Roosevelt: The Happy Warrior [book]
Gilman, Bradley. "The Presidential Plateau—First Half" [chapter 12]. Boston: Little, Brown, 1921: pp. 201-28. VIEW
Gilman, Bradley. "A Reluctant Vice-President" [chapter 11]. Boston: Little, Brown, 1921: pp. 182-200. VIEW
Roosevelt's Religion [book]
Reisner, Christian F. "Providentially Prepared for His Career" [chapter 4]. New York: Abingdon Press, 1922: pp. 71-89. VIEW
Rosary Magazine [magazine]
[untitled]. Oct. 1901 v14n4: p. 409. VIEW
Rotarian [magazine]
Taft, William Howard. "The Presidency: Its Possibilities, Limitations and Responsibilities." Mar. 1917 v10n3: pp. 199-204, 244, 246, 248, 250, 252. VIEW
Round-About New York [book]
"Chronology of President William McKinley." New York: Bloomingdale Brothers, 1902: p. 247. VIEW
"Story of the Tragedy of the Death of President McKinley." New York: Bloomingdale Brothers, 1902: pp. 244-46. VIEW
Routt County Republican (Hayden, CO) [newspaper]
"The World in Paragraphs." 16 Jan. 1914 v11n36: p. [2]. VIEW
Rural Californian [magazine]
[untitled]. Nov. 1901 v24n11: p. 424. VIEW
"Cause and Cure of Anarchy." Dec. 1901 v24n12: p. 457. VIEW


This beautiful yet simple ballad evokes the images of a clear night sky and its humbling grandeur. While all individual parts are quite playable, the work uses interesting harmonies and careful orchestration to make your group shine. A great way to develop musicality, and a gem that surely belongs on your next concert.


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Mamtek hearing turns into tax code discussion
JEFFERSON CITY — Senate hearings on Mamtek yesterday became a forum for the economic ideas behind the push to transform Missouri's tax code by eliminating the income tax.
Two representatives of the conservative American Legislative Exchange Council appeared before the Senate Governmental Accountability Committee to discuss the effectiveness of tax credits as tools for economic development.
Afterward, Sen. Jim Lembke, R-St. Louis and committee chairman, said he was preparing a report on the failed Moberly sweetener plant project. He said he will release it next week after he receives comments from other committee members.
The focus, Lembke said, will be: "How can we safeguard our policies so it doesn't happen again?"
Mamtek was a factory proposal that won approval for $17.6 million in state tax credits and incentives — money it never received — and was financed with a $39 million bond issue by Moberly. The California owners failed to make a bond payment due in September, and the project ground to a halt.
Moberly refused to make up the bond payment, throwing the project into default on the debt. Although city officials have said they want to find a new user for the factory and equipment, it is tied up in federal bankruptcy court. Several debtors have filed liens in state court.
In addition to the Senate investigation, a House committee has looked at the project in depth, also with an eye to reforming state job creation programs. Federal and state investigations are under way into possible civil or criminal violations by Mamtek's former CEO Bruce Cole and his partners.
Tax policy researcher Christine Harbin told the committee that money dedicated to Missouri's tax credit programs would, in many cases, better be used by making taxes lower generally. At the very least, she said, Missouri should put caps on expensive credit programs.
"How would we compete if we totally disarmed?" Lembke asked.
"If we didn't have these carve-outs, we would have more growth," Harbin said.
The American Legislative Exchange Council is funded by corporate donations and prepares model legislation from a conservative point of view.
"We believe in lower taxes, limited government and individual liberty," said Jonathan Williams, director of the Tax and Fiscal Policy Task Force.
He urged the committee to consider adopting a recommendation that Missouri eliminate the income tax. States without income taxes have higher growth rates. Tax credits no longer would be a problem, and businesses would be more sound, he said.
"It is very tough for a business to do long-term planning based on incentive programs," he said.
The council funded the Rich States-Poor States report that has been cited by proponents of the Rex Sinquefield-backed initiative that would eliminate Missouri's income tax in favor of a broader sales tax.


Last year, for example, Amazon expanded its assortment of Apple inventory to include other devices beside Apple TV – like iPads, iPhones, Apple Watch and Beats headphones. It also brought its FreeTime Unlimited app to iOS. And most recently, Apple Music arrived on Echo.
The launch will allow Apple Music subscribers the ability to access the streaming service's catalog of 50 million songs just by asking Alexa. Users can request songs, artists, playlists and albums, by saying things like "Alexa, play today's hits on Apple Music," or "Alexa, play music by [artist's name] on Apple Music," for example.
Amazon isn't the only company benefiting from Apple's decision to shift more of its company's focus to subscription services – like its streaming music offering and, soon, its streaming video service.
Apple also recently announced a partnership with Samsung to bring iTunes content to Samsung Smart TVs through a dedicated app, and related deals with TV makers like Vizio and LG to support AirPlay. It's said to be working on a similar deal to get AirPlay supported on Roku.


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This has already started to take place, as the stock has moved lower by 21.65% in the past four weeks. Plus, the company currently has a Zacks Rank #5 (Strong Sell) meaning that now could definitely be the time to get out of this potentially in-trouble stock.


Malaria is a condition that is extremely common in subtropical and tropical countries. It is commonly caused by protozoan parasites that are spread by infected mosquitoes. It is estimated that 1 million people die each year from this condition. The good news is that there are several things that can be done to prevent malaria.
If you will be traveling to a tropical or subtropical region, then you will need to take anti-malarial medications before you leave. Your doctor may recommend that you start taking them a few months before your trip. Even though anti-malarial medications are very effective, the World Health Organization still recommends that pregnant women and young children avoid going to places where malaria is prevalent.
Keep in mind that you will need to continue taking this medication for one to four weeks after you return from your trip. Anti-malarial medications are most effective when you take them for the recommended amount of time. Scientists are currently trying to develop a malaria vaccine. There have been studies done on mice that have tested the safety and effectiveness of the vaccine. There is hope that a malaria vaccine will be available in the near future.
You need to make sure that you use insect repellent any time that you go to an area that is known for malaria. There are many types of insect repellent available, but you need to make sure that you use one with N,N-diethyl-meta-toluamide, or DEET. Insect repellents can vary in DEET percentage, but young children should use one that has less than 24% DEET. You may also want to spray your clothing with an insecticide.
When you are outside, you need to wear protective clothing. Wearing long-sleeved shirts and long-sleeved pants will help reduce your chances of getting bitten by a mosquito. You should also wear a wide-brimmed hat.
It is best to stay inside after it has gotten dark. You can also reduce your chances of developing malaria by staying in a room that has an air conditioner or electric fan. Additionally, you may want to consider using aerosol insecticides in the house where you are staying.
While there is currently not a fully developed malaria vaccine, researchers have made some important breakthroughs in recent years. In 2013, U.S. scientists studied volunteers who agreed to receive the experimental vaccine, and the findings were quite promising—100% of patients were protected from malaria. However, this is only one study. More testing will be required, and some experts estimate that it could be another 10 years before the vaccine is ready for general use.
Malaria can cause many complications and result in death, but it can be prevented. Taking anti-malarial medicines is one of the best things that can be done to prevent this condition. You should also use insect repellent, wear protective clothing, and stay inside after dark.


Donations from this fund supported clean water and power mainly to Yauco (southwest island), but in smaller degrees to families in central island communities such as Corozal, Barranquitas, and Naranjito. Much has been learned from the tragic aftermath of Hurricane Maria and the FWFF continues to work with community leaders in Yauco to strengthen its resources and disaster preparedness plans.
High voltage lines were down in every direction during Evelyn's November 2017 trip. The thick wires were tangled around one another, leaning against buildings including gasoline stations.
In spite of boarded up windows and leaning broken high voltage lines folks gassed up at this station.


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Oil and gold jump ahead of inflation report
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Buoyed by economic optimism
Investor optimism going into tomorrow's US inflation report appears to be feeding through to the oil market, with Brent and WTI both up more than 2% on the day. It will be interesting to see if they can hold onto those gains considering how they've failed to do so over the last four days. Another failure to do so would make this recovery rally look very weak.
Perhaps that will also hang on the inflation data tomorrow, with another softer reading paving the way for fewer hikes and even cuts later in the year. That would be supportive of the economy and therefore demand, potentially boosting oil prices.
$2,000 in sight?
Gold looks to have entered into a holding pattern ahead of the inflation data after rallying strongly once more in the aftermath of the jobs report. The yellow metal has started the year really strongly, buoyed by lower yields and favourable data, and the CPI numbers tomorrow could be supportive on both of these fronts.
There is significant resistance above at the moment, between $1,880 and $1,920 but if it can overcome this on the back of the CPI data, it could gather further momentum with $2,000 then not far away. An underwhelming report could reinforce that resistance and even trigger a correction.
For a look at all of today's economic events, check out our economic calendar: www.marketpulse.com/economic-events/
Craig Erlam
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Based in London, Craig Erlam joined OANDA in 2015 as a market analyst. With many years of experience as a financial market analyst and trader, he focuses on both fundamental and technical analysis while producing macroeconomic commentary. His views have been published in the Financial Times, Reuters, The Telegraph and the International Business Times, and he also appears as a regular guest commentator on the BBC, Bloomberg TV, FOX Business and SKY News. Craig holds a full membership to the Society of Technical Analysts and is recognised as a Certified Financial Technician by the International Federation of Technical Analysts.
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Graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Secondary Mathematics Education from Michigan State University. Graduate work at Western Michigan University, Calvin College and Spring Arbor University.
Six years of part-time teaching, substitute teaching, and parapro experience at Kelloggsville Christian and Cutlerville Christian. This is my twelfth year at Dutton Christian teaching 7th/8th grade math. I am also the lead teacher at the middle school.
I have been married for 33 years to Todd, a Deputy Chief in the Grand Rapids Fire Department. We are members at River Rock Church. We have three children – Alison and her husband Dominic are both graduates of Michigan State University, Grant and his wife Hannah, and Jordan and his wife Sydney are all graduates of Calvin College.
God called me to be a teacher while I was in college, but I went a different direction after my first high school teaching position. Once all my children were in school full-time, I decided to become a parapro at my children's school and that job led to a teaching position in another school. Even though I was unsure about returning to the teaching profession, I certainly felt led by God to pursue it. It is the most rewarding job I have ever had.
In 7th and 8th grade math we learn about the need to study statistics because data varies and the variation in the data makes it useful for understanding trends and making predictions. We talk about how God created each one of us in a unique way by design and that we can use the great variety of gifts that we have been given to serve others.
I hiked Half Dome at Yosemite National Park.


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Martin Buchan	Player Profile
Martin Buchan
Position: Inside Right
Signed: January 18th, 1946
First Manager: Willie MacFadyen
1946-47 B Division 15 3 0.20 0 0 53.3% 6.7% 40.0%
1945-46 B Division 13 7 0.54 0 0 46.2% 15.4% 38.5%
Nov 23rd, 1946 23/11/46 League B Division vs. East Fife (H) 2 - 1
Nov 9th, 1946 09/11/46 League B Division vs. Alloa Athletic (A) 1 - 4
Nov 2nd, 1946 02/11/46 League B Division vs. Airdrie (H) 1 - 2
Oct 26th, 1946 26/10/46 League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Arbroath (H) 3 - 2
Oct 19th, 1946 19/10/46 League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Dumbarton (H) 2 - 1
Sep 21st, 1946 21/09/46 League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Cowdenbeath (H) 2 - 0
Aug 17th, 1946 17/08/46 League B Division vs. Ayr Utd (A) 3 - 3
Aug 10th, 1946 10/08/46 League B Division vs. Dunfermline (H) 3 - 0
Mar 23rd, 1946 23/03/46 Southern League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Ayr Utd (H) 2 - 1
Mar 9th, 1946 09/03/46 Southern League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Dumbarton (H) 3 - 2
Sep 21st, 1946 21/09/46 League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Cowdenbeath (H) 2 - 0 (85')
Aug 17th, 1946 17/08/46 League B Division vs. Ayr Utd (A) 3 - 3 (80')
Aug 10th, 1946 10/08/46 League B Division vs. Dunfermline (H) 3 - 0 (19')
Mar 23rd, 1946 23/03/46 Southern League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Ayr Utd (H) 2 - 1 (44')
Mar 9th, 1946 09/03/46 Southern League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Dumbarton (H) 3 - 2 (89')
Feb 23rd, 1946 23/02/46 Southern League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Stenhousemuir (H) 4 - 0 (1')
Feb 6th, 1946 06/02/46 Supplementary Cup 1st Round Replay vs. Raith Rovers (N) 3 - 3 (-)
Feb 2nd, 1946 02/02/46 Supplementary Cup 1st Round 2nd Leg vs. Raith Rovers (A) 3 - 0 (52')
Jan 26th, 1946 26/01/46 Supplementary Cup 1st Round 1st Leg vs. Raith Rovers (H) 1 - 4 (60')
Oct 12th, 1946 12/10/46 League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Cowdenbeath (A) 1 - 4
Oct 5th, 1946 05/10/46 League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Arbroath (A) 3 - 1
Sep 28th, 1946 28/09/46 League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Dumbarton (A) 3 - 0
Sep 7th, 1946 07/09/46 League B Division vs. Albion Rovers (H) 1 - 3
Sep 4th, 1946 04/09/46 Supplementary Cup Semi Final vs. East Fife (H) 2 - 4
Aug 24th, 1946 24/08/46 League B Division vs. Dundee (H) 1 - 2
Aug 14th, 1946 14/08/46 Supplementary Cup 1st Round 1st Leg vs. Stenhousemuir (H) 4 - 1
Apr 27th, 1946 27/04/46 Victory Cup vs. QOS (H) 1 - 3
Apr 3rd, 1946 03/04/46 Southern League Cup Playoff vs. Ayr Utd (N) 0 - 1
Mar 30th, 1946 30/03/46 Southern League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Dumbarton (A) 2 - 1
Mar 16th, 1946 16/03/46 Southern League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Stenhousemuir (A) 1 - 1
Mar 2nd, 1946 02/03/46 Southern League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Ayr Utd (A) 0 - 2
Feb 23rd, 1946 23/02/46 Southern League Cup Sectional Tie vs. Stenhousemuir (H) 4 - 0
Feb 6th, 1946 06/02/46 Supplementary Cup 1st Round Replay vs. Raith Rovers (N) 3 - 3
Feb 2nd, 1946 02/02/46 Supplementary Cup 1st Round 2nd Leg vs. Raith Rovers (A) 3 - 0
Jan 26th, 1946 26/01/46 Supplementary Cup 1st Round 1st Leg vs. Raith Rovers (H) 1 - 4
Jan 19th, 1946 19/01/46 League Southern 'B' vs. East Fife (A) 0 - 2
Martin signed from Aberdeen and became a regular in the side until the middle of the 1946-47 season after which he found it more difficult to keep his place. He was released in April 1947.
East Fife 2 - 0 Dundee United
League (Southern 'B')
Debut - East Fife 2 - 0 Dundee United
First Goal - Dundee United 1 - 4 Raith Rovers
Last Goal - Dundee United 2 - 0 Cowdenbeath
Saturday, September 21st, 1946
Last Appearance - Dundee United 2 - 1 East Fife


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Paul Albin Stenz (Probstheida bij Leipzig, 23 september 1849 – Tilburg, 2 september 1919) was een Nederlands componist en dirigent van Duitse afkomst.

Levensloop
Hij was zoon van Christian Samuel Wilhelm Stenz en Johanna Caroline Krobitzsch. Hij huwde op 30 november 1871 in Breda met Antoinetta Pieternella Henriette Wierdeman en zij hadden tien kinderen. Hij werd begraven op begraafplaats Zuylen te Breda.

Hij had al op jonge leeftijd zitting in een jongens-muziekcorps in Leipzig, alwaar hij ook zijn eerste muzieklessen had. Daarna volgde een studie aan het Conservatorium, in Dresden. Ook rondom Dresden had hij zitting in orkesten (Frankfurt am Oder, Chemnitz, etc.). In 1870 werd hij tot kapelmeester van het 6e Regiment Infanterie in Breda benoemd.

In 1900 verleende Koningin Wilhelmina der Nederlanden hem de Eremedaille, verbonden aan de Orde van Oranje-Nassau. Op 9 juli 1907 ontving Stenz de medaille voor 36 jaar trouwe dienst. Op het gebied van de orkestrale ontwikkeling van het harmonieorkest heeft hij grote verdiensten. Hij schreef als componist een aantal marsen, dansen en andere originele werken voor harmonieorkest. Zo schreef hij onder andere de heel bekende Manoeuvre-mars en de defileermars van het voormalige 6e Regiment Infanterie (6 RI), die later ook regimentsmars van het Regiment Limburgse Jagers was. In 1911 ging hij met pensioen. Naast de militaire muziekkorpsen dirigeerde hij ook een aantal civiele harmonie- en fanfareorkesten. Op 16 januari 1918 werd de oud-kapelmeester genaturaliseerd en kreeg de burgerlijke rechten.

Hij was sinds 1909 broeder in de Orde van de Nederlandse Leeuw

Composities

Werken voor orkest
 1899 Transvaal-Marsch
 1901 Hollandsche jongens!, Marsch
 Kadetten-Marsch

Werken voor harmonie- en fanfareorkest
 1860 Saksische Cavallerie-Marsch (1860)
 1876 Landbouw-Feestmarsch (gecomponeerd en opgedragen aan de Commissie der Tentoonstelling gehouden te Breda op den 23-26 September 1876)
 1877 De Moedige - Bekroonde Neerlandsche Defileer-Marsch
 1878 Feest-Ouverture
 1878 Kadetten Marsch
 1880 Tramwaij-Marsch-Galop
 1882 Farewell To The Sixth
 1886 Korps - Marsch
 1886 Marsch "Erinnerung an den Kamp bei de Bilt", gewidmet dem hochedel gestrengen Herr Colonel Amiot, Comandant des 6ten Regiment-Infanterie, "Ritter des Niederländischen Löwenordens"
 1887 Mars "Herinnering aan het Kamp bij de Bilt" (2e arrangement)
 1888 Marsch over Motiven uit Arthur Sullivans Opéra: "De Mikado" 1888 Sempre Crescendo Marsch (Versnelde pas.) 1890 Manoeuvre mars (zijn bekendste werk, meerdere opnamen beschikbaar; in 1975 nog in druk onder arrangement Willy Hautvast)
 1890 Good Morning - Goeden morgen!, Marsch
 1892 Hard gaat'ie!, Marsch
 1893 Het oude Zesde 1895 In naam van Oranje (Watergeuzen-Marsch) 1895 O.T.T. - Marsch (Op Tijd Thuis) (gecomponeerd en opgedragen aan de Sociëteit "Op Tijd Thuis")
 1895 T.O.N.I.D.O.-Marsch - Tot ons nut is deze opgericht 1896 Dilettanten-Marsch 1896 Ginnekensche Tramweg - Marsch 1897 Kamp-Marsch 1897 Champagne-Marsch 1897 Quadrille des Lanciers 1899 Chassée-Marsch 1899 Transvaal-Mars 1900 Hollandsche jongens!, Marsch
 1900 Sempre Crescendo, Defileer-Marsch  (opgedragen aan de "Cadetten-Muziekvereeniging Sempre Crescendo")
 1902 De Luitenant-Adjudant Marsch 1902 Souvenir de Breda Marsch 1903 Potpourri Nationaal 1903 Reünisten-Marsch 1904 Bevorderings-Marsch 1905 Luitenant-Generaal W. G. F. Snijders-Marsch (opgedragen aan Zijn Excellentie de Luitenant-Generaal Inspecteur der Infanterie W. G. F. Snijders)
 1906 Feestmarsch (8 Juli 1906) 1906 Festival mars 1906 Die beiden Freunde, Concert-Polka voor 2 cornets en harmonieorkest
 1907 Souvenir de Zundert - (Welkom), mars
 1908 Marsch über Motiven aus Franz Lehars Operette: "Die lustige Witwe" 1909 Kolonel Roest van Limburg-Marsch (Opgedragen aan den Hoogedelgestrengen Heer A. E. Roest van Limburg, Kolonel, Commandant van het 6e Regiment Infanterie bij zijn benoeming tot "Ridder in de Orde van den Nederlandschen Leeuw")
 1910 Kolonel Weuring-Marsch (opgedragen aan den Hoogedelgestrengen heer Weuringh, Kolonel-Commandant van het 6e Regt. Infie)
 1911 Afscheid van het Zesde (Adieu au 6.me), Marche Militaire
 1914 Mobilisatie - Marsch (1914) Cadettenmars Carnaval-Lanciers Defileer-Marsch van het 11e Bataljon (Indië) - (Meester Cornelis) Die Wacht am Rhein (opgedragen aan Kolonel J. Beeckman)
 Fantaisie sur l'opéra: "Czaar und Zimmermann" van Albert Lortzing Feestmarsch Feestmarsch (Ein Schütz bin ich) Freundschafts-Marsch Grenadiers en Jagers-Marsch Hulde aan de Koningin, Defileermarsch
 In naam van Oranje Jubileums-Marsch - Dilettanten-Marsch L'Adjudant à Cheval Marsch Le courageux, mars
 Marsch avec Clairons et Tambours Pas redoublé sur des motifs de l'opéra: "La fille du Régiment" van Gaetano Donizetti Phileutonia-Marsch Schutterfeestmarsch Soldatenmuth, mars (opgedragen aan Kolonel J. Beeckman)
 Thalia Marsch Wien Neerlands bloed Wilhelmus Cantates
 1898 Cantate - Voor het Kroningsfeest in 1898, voor 2 zang solisten, 3-stemmig gemengd koor en piano (of orgel/harmonium) - tekst: W. F. Walch

 Werken voor koor
 1896 Kerstzang - (December 1896), voor 3-stemmig gemengd koor met instrumentale begeleiding - tekst: J. E. Leiber

 Kamermuziek
 1897 Quadrille des Lanciers, voor heterogeen kamerensemble
 1918 Bruiloftsklanken  Marsch, voor viool en piano (gecomponeerd bij gelegenheid van het Huwelijk van E. A. L. H. Stenz en Eleida Lamm op 19 December 1918)
 De lustige milicien, voor zangstem en instrumentale begeleiding
 In het Kantonnement, voor zangstem en instrumentale begeleiding
 Leonie - Valse, voor heterogeen kamerensemble
 "'t Zal wel kunnen", voor heterogeen kamerensemble met piano of orgel

 Werken voor piano
 1913 Skoedari Marsch 1919 Brunssum's Festival-Marsch 1919 Aleida, polka mazurka
 Alrobinsalie - Polonaise Andante B. C. Festival-Marsch Bruilofts-Marsch Camilla, polka
 Eerste Vredesklanken Marsch Elise - Wals Frida - Duitsche Polka Helena, polka - mazurka
 Lida, polka mazurka
 Melodie Mazurka Nachklänge Onze Kanarie, polka-mars
 Op Verkenning, Marsch
 Padvinders-Marschen Paula Mazurka Un Souvenir, mars

 Bibliografie
J.H. Letzer: Muzikaal Nederland 1850-1910. Bio-bibliographisch woordenboek van Nederlandsche toonkunstenaars en toonkunstenaressen - Alsmede van schrijvers en schrijfsters op muziek-literarisch gebied, 2. uitgaaf met aanvullingen en verbeteringen. Utrecht: J. L. Beijers, 1913, pagina 169
 Wolfgang Suppan, Armin Suppan: Das Neue Lexikon des Blasmusikwesens, 4. Auflage, Freiburg-Tiengen, Blasmusikverlag Schulz GmbH, 1994, ISBN 3-923058-07-1
 Wolfgang Suppan: Das neue Lexikon des Blasmusikwesens, 3. Auflage, Freiburg-Tiengen, Blasmusikverlag Schulz GmbH, 1988, ISBN 3-923058-04-7
 Wolfgang Suppan: Lexikon des Blasmusikwesens, 2. eränzte und erweiterte Auflage, Freiburg-Tiengen, Blasmusikverlag Fritz Schulz, 1976
 Karl-Hermann Mertens: Deutsche in der Militärmusik der Niederlande - Paul Albin Stenz M28-01 in: Mitteilungsblatt des "Arbeitskreises Militärmusik" in der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Heereskunde, 8. Jahrgang Nr. 28 - Oktober 1985
 Paul E. Bierley, William H. Rehrig: The heritage encyclopedia of band music: composers and their music'', Westerville, Ohio: Integrity Press, 1991, ISBN 0-918048-08-7

Externe link
 Werklijst in het archief van het Nederlands Muziekinstituut

Nederlands componist
Nederlands dirigent
19e-eeuws componist
20e-eeuws componist

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«Раз, два, три… замри!» () — фильм режиссёра Бертрана Блие, снятый в 1993 году.

Сюжет
Раз, два, три… замри! — это грустная комедия-фарс о взрослеющей девушке из французской провинции. Бедность, насилие и бандитизм, пьянство отца и сумасшествие матери перемешиваются с фантазиями, желаниями и надеждами юной героини, превращаясь в фантасмагорию.

Образ Викторины в фильме где-то между школьницей, мужественно противостоящей жесткой реальности взрослой жизни и пытающейся привнести в неё гармонию и уют, распущенной нимфеткой и маленькой, но зрелой женщиной.

В ролях
 Анук Гринбер — Викторина
 Оливье Мартинес — малыш Поль
 Марчелло Мастроянни — Константин Ласпада, отец
 Мириам Буайе — Даниэла Ласпада, мать
 Жан-Пьер Марьель — одинокий мужчина

Награды и номинации

Награды
 1994 — Премия «Сезар»
 Лучшая музыка к фильму— Чеб Халед
 Самый многообещающий актёр — Оливье Мартинес
 1993 — Венецианский кинофестиваль
 Лучшая музыка к фильму— Чеб Халед
 Гран-при Европейской Академии — Бертран Блие
 Кубок Вольпи за лучшую мужскую роль второго плана — Марчелло Мастроянни
 1993 — Стокгольмский кинофестиваль
 «Бронзовый конь» за лучший фильм

Номинации
 1994 — Премия «Сезар»
 Лучшая актриса — Анук Гринбер
 Лучшая актриса второго плана — Мириам Буайе
 Лучший режиссёр — Бертран Блие

Ссылки

Кинокомедии Франции
Кинокомедии 1993 года
Фильмы-драмы Франции
Фильмы Бертрана Блие
Фильмы Франции 1993 года
Фильмы Gaumont
Фильмы France 3 Cinéma
Фильмы Ciné Valse


We are planning a presentation on Small Satellite Mission on 14 Jan 2019 10:00 am for the faculty of EC, EE and ME . Kindly allow.
Faculties are requested to prepare the abstract of their proposal for the discussion on 14 Jan 2019. At least one proposal is required from each department of EE, EC and ME.


1. By ordering a design you are agreeing to these terms and conditions.
2. The pencil preview is your chance to make slight changes and additions. (additions will be charged at extra cost dependant on time required and size of additions or changes). This will be discussed beforehand. Once pen is added changes can not be made but additions can still be added (again at an extra cost).
3. A full re-draw will cost £30+ (depending on size and detail of the design).
4. Please refer to the gallery of work beforehand and outline what you do and do not want incorporated into your design.
5. DO NOT SCREEN SHOT THE PREVIEW ON SNAPCHAT IF YOU HAVE NOT YET PAID IN FULL. This is a violation of copyright law.
6. PLEASE BE PATIENT. This is a custom service on a global scale. every piece and every client is different. delays can happen so please allow for these. only order if you are prepared to wait.
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8. Deposits are strictly non-refundable. THE DEPOSIT COVERS TIME SPENT CHECKING UP ON PAYMENTS MADE, setting up invoices, DISCUSSING THE DESIGN CONCEPT, and inputting all info into the system. (gift receipts are available for yourself or a friend. The amount can also be used on shop designs).
9. a £25 cancellation fee (to cover time) will be due if you decide to cancel your order after a written agreement of sale and agreeing to an invoice.
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