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Effects of prolonged acetaminophen ingestion and dietary methionine on mouse liver glutathione
M. Reicks, R. J. Calvert, J. N. Hathcock
Healthy Weight Research Center
Acetaminophen (ACAP) was fed to adult Swiss-Webster mice for 4 weeks to examine the effects of prolonged ACAP ingestion on hepatic reduced glutathione (GSH) concentrations. In the first experiment, male and female mice were pair-fed diets containing ACAP at levels of 0.0 (control), 0.3, 0.6, and 1.0% of diet on dry weight basis with the total sulfur-amino acids provided at 0.5% of the diet. Hepatic GSH was depleted, and the percentage of dose excreted as the urinary ACAP-GSH-derived conjugate increased in a dose-dependent manner with increasing ACAP. Serum glutamic-pyruvic transaminase activity, relative liver weight, and hepatic microsomal protein content increased in the group given 1.0% ACAP, but microsomal aniline hydroxylation decreased. In the second experiment, adult male mice were fed ad libitum diets containing 0.0 or 0.6% ACAP with total L-methionine provided at 0.25, 0.5 (requirement level), or 1.0%. Hepatic GSH was markedly depleted 1 week after initiation of ACAP treatment inall groups except those receiving 1.0% methionine. This reduction persisted throughout the 4-week treatment period. After 4 weeks, liver cysteine was also reduced as a result of ACAP ingestion and methionine deficiency, whereas serum inorganic sulfate concentration was not changed. Reduction in hepatic cysteine levels was also prevented by 1.0% dietary methionine. The dose-dependent depletion of GSH, the trend toward an increase in ACAP-GSH-derived conjugate excretion, and the prevention of GSH depletion by providing dietary methionine in excess of requirement indicate that prolonged ingestion of ACAP may increase the requirement for sulfur-containing amino acids and limit the availability of methionine and cysteine for protein synthesis, methylation reactions, and drug detoxification.
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Reicks, M., Calvert, R. J., & Hathcock, J. N. (1988). Effects of prolonged acetaminophen ingestion and dietary methionine on mouse liver glutathione. Drug-Nutrient Interactions, 5(4), 351-363.
Effects of prolonged acetaminophen ingestion and dietary methionine on mouse liver glutathione. / Reicks, M.; Calvert, R. J.; Hathcock, J. N.
In: Drug-Nutrient Interactions, Vol. 5, No. 4, 01.12.1988, p. 351-363.
Reicks, M, Calvert, RJ & Hathcock, JN 1988, 'Effects of prolonged acetaminophen ingestion and dietary methionine on mouse liver glutathione', Drug-Nutrient Interactions, vol. 5, no. 4, pp. 351-363.
Reicks M, Calvert RJ, Hathcock JN. Effects of prolonged acetaminophen ingestion and dietary methionine on mouse liver glutathione. Drug-Nutrient Interactions. 1988 Dec 1;5(4):351-363.
Reicks, M. ; Calvert, R. J. ; Hathcock, J. N. / Effects of prolonged acetaminophen ingestion and dietary methionine on mouse liver glutathione. In: Drug-Nutrient Interactions. 1988 ; Vol. 5, No. 4. pp. 351-363.
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The Promising but Challenging Case of Humility as a Positive Psychology Virtue.Peter C. Hill & Steven J. Sandage - 2016 - Journal of Moral Education 45 (2):132-146.details
In maintaining that virtue is a legitimate concept worthy of empirical study, a strong situationist approach to the study of behavior is countered. An earlier analysis is then drawn upon to maintain that virtue has the capability of integrating several themes in positive psychology: ethics and health, embodied character, strength and resilience, communally embedded, meaningful purpose, and capacity for wisdom. The six themes are used to provide a framework for considering the unique case of moral and intellectual humility as a (...) virtue. (shrink)
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The Virtues of Positive Psychology: The Rapprochement and Challenges of an Affirmative Postmodern Perspective.Steven J. Sandage & Peter C. Hill - 2001 - Journal for the Theory of Social Behaviour 31 (3):241–260.details
Ethics in Value Theory, Miscellaneous
Psychology and Spiritual Formation: Emerging Prospects for Differentiated Integration.Nancy Gieseler Devor, David R. Paine & Steven J. Sandage - 2014 - Journal of Spiritual Formation and Soul Care 7 (2):229-247.details
Measuring the Spiritual, Character, and Moral Formation of Seminarians: In Search of a Meta-Theory of Spiritual Change.Peter C. Hill, David C. Wang, Steven J. Sandage & Steven L. Porter - 2019 - Journal of Spiritual Formation and Soul Care 12 (1):5-24.details
Theological schools are well situated to create intentional cultures for the purpose of spiritual formation. Indeed, most schools of theology have this goal as an essential part of their mission as well as a requirement for continued accreditation. And yet, the measurement of spiritual formation over time is fraught with challenges. This article seeks to address some of these challenges by means of developing a meta-theory of positive change/growth which would eventually serve as a theoretical basis for the development of (...) a generalizable and reliable measurement tool. (shrink)
Relational Spirituality and Transformation: Risking Intimacy and Alterity.Daniel Jass, Mary L. Jensen & Steven J. Sandage - 2008 - Journal of Spiritual Formation and Soul Care 1 (2):182-206.details
We extend a relational model of spirituality and transformation based on Shuts' and Sandage's previous interdisciplinary work in Transforming Spirituality. Spirituality is conceptualized based on a relational framework, and transformation is understood as emerging through an intensification of relational anxiety. Spiritual maturity is related to differentiation of self, based on theology and social science. The risks and challenges of relational intimacy and alterity are proposed as two relational pathways toward differentiation and spiritual transformation. Practical relational strategies to enhance spiritual formation (...) based on this model within a seminary training context are described with particular attention to intercultural development and relational justice. (shrink)
A Developmental Model of Interreligious Competence.Jonathan Morgan & Steven J. Sandage - 2016 - Archive for the Psychology of Religion 38 (2):129-158.details
PTSD Symptoms in Religious Leaders: Prevalence, Stressors, and Associations with Narcissism.Elizabeth G. Ruffing, Chance A. Bell & Steven J. Sandage - forthcoming - Archive for the Psychology of Religion:008467242092626.details
Religious leaders face numerous mental health challenges, and prior research suggests that some experience symptoms of post-traumatic stress disorder due to work-related experiences. This study employed a diverse sample of 274 religious leaders to qualitatively describe the types of work-related experiences they identify as particularly stressful or overwhelming, assess the prevalence of PTSD symptoms associated with these experiences, and test hypothesized associations between PTSD symptoms and narcissism. The study found that the stressful experiences reported typically involved relational conflict, having limited (...) resources, or caring for people suffering. Over half of the sample endorsed symptoms that were above the cutoff for a clinical concern for PTSD, and PTSD symptoms were significantly associated with symptoms of both vulnerable narcissism and grandiose narcissism. Practical implications for the ongoing formation and support of religious leaders are discussed. (shrink)
The Faces of Forgiveness: Searching for Wholeness and Salvation.F. LeRon Shults & Steven J. Sandage - 2003details
Transforming Spirituality: Integrating Theology and Psychology.F. LeRon Shults & Steven J. Sandage - 2006details
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As Shawn Dubravac wrote in Digital Destiny, "Humanity is entering a new era. Beyond the mere acquisition of ever more digital devices with ever more incredible functionality, the immediate future will usher in the all-digital lifestyle and an 'Internet of Everything.' The transformation of our lives will be breathtaking." Now comes the critical question, what are you, as a leader of your organization going to do --transform, or die a slow, painful death?
While there are already thousands of pages of literature on what is happening, this is the first book that goes beyond the "what" and on to the "how" of digital transformation for extremely busy leaders. There are no cookie-cutter approaches, but each organization needs high level, strategic guidance on how to approach Digital Transformation. But wait, extremely busy leaders of our organizations don't have time to digest the proliferation of literature on this vital subject. It took considerable effort to condense Digital Transformation into a powerful guide for the incredibly busy leaders of organizations. As Francis Bacon once wrote, "Some books should be tasted, some devoured, but only a few should be chewed and digested thoroughly." This very concise book is the one for busy executives, the Game Changers, to digest-- and act on!


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Q: need to change number of rows of an array I have this array in indice.php, included into my page.php, is an array exported from the table "indice" of my db.
<?php
$indice = array(
  array('id' => '1','def' => 'Admin'),
  array('id' => '2','def' => 'Utente'),
  array('id' => '31','def' => 'Aldwich Vertigos'),
  array('id' => '32','def' => 'Celtic Newcastle'),
  array('id' => '91','def' => 'Serie A'),
  array('id' => '92','def' => 'Serie B'),
  array('id' => '93','def' => 'Premier League'),
  array('id' => '110','def' => 'Argentina'),
  array('id' => '431','def' => 'Brisbane Road'),
  array('id' => '432','def' => 'Kingstone Park'),
  array('id' => '120','def' => 'Belgio') ); ?>

And my array is in this way:
array(416) {
  [0]=>
  array(2) {
    ["id"]=>
    string(1) "1"
    ["def"]=>
    string(5) "Admin"
  }
  [1]=>
  array(2) {
    ["id"]=>
    string(1) "2"
    ["def"]=>
    string(6) "Utente"
  }
  [2]=>
  array(2) {
    ["id"]=>
    string(2) "31"
    ["def"]=>
    string(16) "Aldwich Vertigos"
...etc...

then i print this:
<?php
include("functions.php");
include("auth.php");
include("db.php");
include("indice.php");
                      $indiceok = $indice['2']['def'];
              echo $indiceok;
?>

'''
Well... My $indiceok stamps 'Aldwych Vertigos', but how could i obtain that $indiceok using the ID (2) stamps "Utente"?
I appreciate too a string which change my array in an array like this, using ID to identify my array selections:
array(416) {
  [1]=>
  array(2) {
    ["id"]=>
    string(1) "1"
    ["def"]=>
    string(5) "Admin"
  }
  [2]=>
  array(2) {
    ["id"]=>
    string(1) "2"
    ["def"]=>
    string(6) "Utente"
  }
  **[31]**=>
  array(2) {
    ["id"]=>
    string(2) "31"
    ["def"]=>
    string(16) "Aldwich Vertigos"

Many thanks and sorry for my question, i'm sure it's probably very easy to resolve, but i don't know how i can

A: You are looking for array_column.
By default it isolates a column in a multidimensional array but if you use the third argument you can make an array associative.
$yourarray = array_column($yourarray, Null, "id");

This will only work if id is unique.
If it's not unique, meaning you have two 31, the last subarray will be kept and the first will be truncated.
See result of your array here: https://3v4l.org/CJcJL

Alternatively, of your array is static you can just assign the keys manually in the code:
$indice = array(
  "1" => array('id' => '1','def' => 'Admin'),
  "2" => array('id' => '2','def' => 'Utente'),
  "31" => array('id' => '31','def' => 'Aldwich Vertigos'),
  "32" => array('id' => '32','def' => 'Celtic Newcastle'),
  "91" => array('id' => '91','def' => 'Serie A'),
  "92" => array('id' => '92','def' => 'Serie B'),
  "93" => array('id' => '93','def' => 'Premier League'),
  "110" => array('id' => '110','def' => 'Argentina'),
  "431" => array('id' => '431','def' => 'Brisbane Road'),
  "432" => array('id' => '432','def' => 'Kingstone Park'),
  "120" => array('id' => '120','def' => 'Belgio') );

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Last weekend there were sheep from Hackney City Farm grazing in Fitzroy Square but further south in Charlotte Street a new cafe has joined the growing herd of gourmet coffee shops in Fitzrovia.
Barrio barista. Angel Catalan from Madrid works at Black Sheep Coffee, 63 Charlotte Street.
Black Sheep Coffee which suggests customers "leave the herd behind" opened this month and adds to the long list of fashionable cafes that have been gathering over the last few years led by Kaffeine, Lantana and Reynolds.
Barrista Angel Catalan who comes from Madrid posed for our photo outside the shop which is the third opening for this small chain of cafes. Other branches are in Camden Town and Oxford Street.


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Куралбек Садибаевич Кулажанов — советский и казахстанский химик, член-корреспондент НАН РК (2012).

Биография
Родился 23.02.1943 в с. Учарал Талласского района Джамбулской области.

Окончил Казахский государственный университет им. С. М. Кирова по специальности «Химия, органический катализ» (1967). Оставлен на кафедре катализа и технической химии в качестве стажёра-исследователя, в 1969 году зачислен в аспирантуру, в 1972 г. защитил кандидатскую диссертацию.

В 1972—1980 гг. работал в Казахском НИиПИ автомобильного транспорта заведующим лабораторией химических исследований, затем — заведующим отделом эксплуатационных материалов и химических исследований.

В 1980—1996 годах — в Алма-Атинском филиале Джамбулского технологического института легкой и пищевой промышленности (ДТИЛПП): начальник научно-исследовательского сектора; заместитель директора филиала по научной работе; заведующий кафедрой аналитической, физической и коллоидной химии; заместитель декана факультета технологии хлебопродуктов и трикотажного производства; заместитель директора филиала по учебной работе и с 1994 года директор филиала ДТИЛПП.

В 1996 г. назначен первым ректором Алматинского технологического института, созданного на базе филиала ДТИЛПП. С 1999 года — ректор, с 2014 года президент Алматинского технологического университета.

Доктор химических наук (1995), профессор (1996). Тема докторской диссертации — «Реакция направленного превращения поли- и бициклических углеводородов, нитроароматических и арилацетиленовых соединений и их практическое использование». Член-корреспондент НАН РК (2012).

Автор более 400 научных трудов, в том числе 29 учебников и учебных пособий, 5 монографий. Получил 54 авторских свидетельств и патентов на изобретения.

Отличник образования Республики Казахстан. Награждён орденом «Құрмет» (2004); медалью «Қазақстан Конституциясына −10 жыл».

Жена — Кулажанова Жаукен Садыковна, сыновья — Кайрат (1964), Талгат (1967).

Источники
 https://online.zakon.kz/Document/?doc_id=31239376#pos=11;88
 https://atu.edu.kz/main/university-of-technology/guide/
 НАН РК. Энциклопедический справочник. — Алматы, 2016. — 186 с.

Выпускники Казахского национального университета имени аль-Фараби
Преподаватели вузов Казахстана
Ректоры вузов Казахстана
Химики СССР
Химики Казахстана

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These adorable Gummy Bears light up! Just squeeze my tummy to switch me on.
It's pretty simple. We took your (and our) favorite candy and made it into a big, squeezable, huggable colourful night light.
We added some bells and whistles (this blue gummy bear light uses batteries and it's 100% portable; plug it in and perch it anywhere), but we didn't change the most important thing - the fact that it's a gummy bear.
Features a 60 minute sleep timer.


How to Root & Install TWRP AT&T Galaxy S4 SGH-I337 [Windows/Mac] ~ AndroidRootz.com | Source for Android Rooting, ROMS, Tricks and More!
Outstanding Elite Recognized Developer Adam Outler has created a tool to both root and install TWRP on the AT&T Galaxy S4! Due to the locked bootloader on the AT&T SGH-I337 Galaxy S4 developers had to think of an alternative way to root the Galaxy S4.
Luckily due to the combinations of developers working hard together they have found an exploit that allows the AT&T Galaxy S4 users to both root and install TWRP with one simple click!
Casual, the tool made by Adam Outler combines Motochopper and LOKI (created by djrbliss) to make this a smooth easy process on your Windows or Mac computer!
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Here's a little tunic top I tried for Nu.
Oh, and apparently I can't follow instructions.
I decided to make my 1.5 year old a size 3.
Not surprisingly, it's way too big.
I also made one for Pu.
The pleats disappear in the pattern.
I ran out of fabric, so the back is black flowers.
I don't know how to pleat & the pattern calls for it.
I've made this twice, and I'm no wiser.
But it's more cute, so that over rules shoddy!
I'm so excited to have finally made the purchase.
I got them on etsy and had THE best customer service.


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Gulf and Caribbean Research
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Tanaidacea (Crustacea: Peracardia) of the Gulf of Mexico. III. On the Occurrence of Teleotanais gerlachi Lang, 1956 (Nototanaidae) in the Eastern Gulf
Jurgen Sieg, Universitat Osnabruck
Richard W. Heard, Gulf Coast Research Laboratory
Teleotanais gerlachi Lang, 1956, a euryhaline member of the family Nototanaidae, known from Brazil and El Salvador, is reported from the eastern Gulf of Mexico (west coast of Florida) and the west coast of Africa (Nigeria). The species is diagnosed and illustrated. Differences between Teleotanais and the superficially similar genus Paratanais (Pantanaidae) are briefly compared and discussed.
DOI Link
https://doi.org/10.18785/grr.0703.09
Sieg, J. and R. W. Heard. 1983. Tanaidacea (Crustacea: Peracardia) of the Gulf of Mexico. III. On the Occurrence of Teleotanais gerlachi Lang, 1956 (Nototanaidae) in the Eastern Gulf. Gulf Research Reports 7 (3): 267-271.
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Role models are important for all young people. When those influencers happen to be a food allergic young adult and her college bestie, then exciting things happen for the food allergy community.
Today, Sue welcomes role models Amanda Orlando and Joella Almeida onto the show to share their friendship journey and give details about their stylish lifestyle website Everyday Allergen-Free. The website, created to inspire confidence in adults and teens dealing with the invisible disability of food allergies, deftly covers a wide array of youth centered topics such as food, dating, fashion, anxiety, bullying and the quest to being cool. The site is also a fabulous resource for parents and caregivers to gain insight into the current or future lives of their food allergic kids.
Amanda's experience of moving past a life threatening reaction as a young adult.
Joelle's role as a supportive food allergy friend.
The controversial George Lopez food allergy comedy skit and how it impacts those allergic as well as the entire food allergy community.
How focusing on the positive lead to the creation of Everyday Allergen-Free.
Why their website targets young adults and teens.
What parents can gain from reading Everyday Allergen-Free.
Topics covered on the site.
Founded June 31, 2016. Everyday Allergen-Free is a lifestyle site for adults and teens dealing with food allergies. We aim to inspire confidence in people living with this invisible disability.
Jo and Mandy met at university, in Toronto, where they were placed together as roommates in residence. They were fast friends from day one. Mandy is allergic to peanuts, nuts, dairy, and legumes. Jo has no allergies (except the seasonal kind) but takes great care to ensure her friend is always safe and included.
In 2015, after nearly 12 years reaction-free, Amanda suffered an anaphylactic reaction due to improperly labeled bread that contained casein. Her relationship with food was forever changed. Having a reaction as an adult had vastly different effects on her than having one as a child. Suddenly she was riddled with anxiety and had strong distrust for food which disrupted her formerly healthy eating habits.
She leaned on friends like Jo to help her get back to "normal". But she wanted something more, a resource or community to read about what allergic people her age were experiencing and feeling. How do you manage your allergies on a business trip? How does it affect social situations? When she couldn't find the community she needed, she decided to start writing about her own experiences.
Fast forward a year later, when she and Jo decided that they could make a difference together. They formed EAF, a lifestyle site for teens and adults with food allergies. No topic is off limits, and outside allergy writers are welcome. From dating, work life, and bullying, to recipes, nutrition, beauty products, and entertaining, they cover it all.


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How do I get the backspace and forward delete keys to work correctly?

In the Keyboard section of the Terminal Inspector:

Turn on the Delete key sends backspace option.

Map the forward delete key to the following string:
\033[3~

Add the following line to your .profile:
stty erase ˆH

Since ˆH is a non-printable control character, the easiest way to do this is to execute the following command:
echo -e "stty erase ˆH" >> ~/.profile

Type the ˆH by pressing Control-V and Control-H.

Add the following line to your .inputrc:
"\e[3~": delete-char

Apply changes by doing a source ~/.profile and a bind -f ~/.inputrc.

Very helpful! I found this information on this website. Thanks, desp!

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Tydings is pleased to announce that 12 of its attorneys are listed among the 2018 Maryland Super Lawyers and Rising Stars.
Brian A. Balenson: Estate Planning & Probate.
Herbert J. Belgrad: Family Law.
Glenn E. Bushel: General Litigation.
William W. Carrier, III: Employment & Labor.
Mark D. Dopkin: Real Estate.
Emerson L. Dorsey, Jr.: Real Estate.
Gregory M. Garrett: Business Litigation.
Alan M. Grochal: Bankruptcy: Business.
John B. Isbister: Class Action.
Lawrence J. Quinn: Business Litigation.
Ferrier R. Stillman: Family Law.
These rankings showcase Tydings' local litigation experience in the areas of appellate cases, commercial/business litigation, employment, bankruptcy and creditors' rights, products liability defense, class action, antitrust, and family law as well as the firm's corporate and real estate experience.
Tydings is a Maryland-based law firm serving clients throughout the mid-Atlantic region. The firm provides legal services in a variety of areas, including commercial litigation, corporate, business and tax, IP, real estate, bankruptcy and creditors' rights, estates and trusts, and family law.


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After the cover reveal on last night's WWE "Monday Night Raw," 2K gives fans a first look at gameplay along with a contest that calls to the creative side of the WWEUniverse.
Last night on Monday Night Raw after a painful Vickie Guerrero, Brad Maddox and Jerry Lawler sketch, fans were treated to the first look of the cover to WWE2K14, the latest WWE game and the first being produced and released by sports-game giant 2K. Part of the cover is up top but you can view the whole cover here..
As if all of that wasn't enough WWE news to get you pumped, earlier today 2K released the first trailer (below). Though the graphics and mechanics appear to be almost the same as WWE13 (publisher THQ was behind the majority of the development before 2K was given the reigns) the highlighting of the idea of legacy suggests that 2K's penchant for customization and MyPlayer modes will shine through.
Cut between live action promos and in-game matches, the trailer shows various wrestlers waxing poetic on "legends" and "immortality." However, the most goosebump inducing part sure to get fanboys talking is the inclusion of Macho Man Randy Savage. "I am the Lord and Master of the ring" is a phrase every video game should include, and 2K is sure to entice fans even more. Coupled with the sweet Shawn Michaels' toss to sweet-chin-music to end the trailer and fans have every reason to be excited to see where 2K will take WWE next.


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Lead pollution reveals the ancient history of Naples
Publication in PNAS
View of the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 AD, from the bay of Naples, as imagined by the artist William Turner between 1817 and 1820. © Yale Center for British Art, Collection Paul Mellon.
Almost two thousand years after the eruption of Vesuvius that destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum, certain periods of the history of Naples have just been reconstructed. Until now, historians and archaeologists had wondered about the impact of this volcanic eruption on the Aqua Augusta aqueduct which supplied Naples and neighboring cities with water.
Recent geochemical analyses have made it possible to directly link the lead in the water pipes of the period with that trapped in the sediments of the old port of Naples. Results clearly show that the hydraulic network had been destroyed by the eruption of Vesuvius in AD 79 and that it took around fifteen years to replace it. These findings are the subject of an article published in the journal PNAS on May, 16 2016 by the laboratory Archéorient – environnements et sociétés de l'Orient ancien (CNRS/Université Lumière Lyon 2) and Laboratoire de géologie de Lyon: Terre, planètes et environnement (CNRS/ENS Lyon/Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1), in collaboration with international experts. More information on CNRS News.
The first author of this publication, Hugo Delile, is a CNRS post-doctoral researcher in the Archéorient laboratory. He first studied physical geography, then geoarchaeology, that lead him to collaborate with archeologists and geochimists of the ENS de Lyon. Since 2011, he has been working on his research with Janne Blichert-Toft and Francis Albarède, who are both geochimists in the Geology laboratoratory of Lyon (LGL-TPE). He is currently studying the "sedimentary archives" of ancient harbor basins, with a particular look for the lead pollution trapped in the first harbor of Rome located at Ostia. Hugo Delile has obtained in 2015 the Young Researcher Award from the city of Lyon.
Bibliography: A lead isotope perspective on urban development in ancient Naples, Hugo Delile, Duncan Keenan-Jones, Janne Blichert-Toft, Jean-Philippe Goiran, Florent Arnaud-Godet, Paola Romano, Francis Albarède. PNAS, 16 May 2016. DOI: 10.1073/pnas.1600893113


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Cabinet Member for Planning Policy & City Development - Thursday, 16th September, 2021 9.30 am
Agenda reports pack PDF 480 KB
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Apologies were received from Cllr Brent and Cllr Smyth.
There were no declarations.
Proposed Changes to the Scheme of Delegation in respect of Planning Committee PDF 363 KB
To purpose of this report is seek approvals to amendments to the Scheme of Delegation to ensure the Planning Committee time is utilised efficiently to deal with important, strategic or especially contentious applications as quickly as possible.
That the Cabinet Member approves
(i) the reintroduction of amendments to paragraph 53 of the Scheme of Delegation to increase the scale threshold of applications that are reserved for Committee approval from 6 or more dwellings to 10 or more dwellings;
(ii) the amendment of paragraph 57 of the Scheme of Delegation to raise the threshold for the number of adverse representations needed to require committee consideration from 1 (one) to 3 (three) and remove the requirement for objectors to also request to attend the meeting as a deputation; and
(iii) the amendment of paragraph 50, 53, 54 and 57 of the Scheme of Delegation to include the exception for applications for certificates of lawfulness or applications for Prior Notifications or Approvals.
Ian Maguire, Assistant Director, Planning and Economic Growth,
introduced the report.
Councillors Scott Payter-Harris and Terry Norton gave their deputations.
These deputations raised concerns with the second recommendation to amend paragraph 57 of the Scheme of Delegation to raise the threshold for the number of adverse representations needed to require committee consideration from one to three and remove the requirement for objectors to also request to attend the meeting as a deputation. This was felt to be a constitutional change that removed rights from residents and required further debate amongst members.
In light of the concerns raised, Cllr Mason agreed to refer the second recommendation in respect of amendments to paragraph 57 of the Scheme of Delegation to the Governance & Audit & Standards Committee and proceed only with the first recommendation to amend paragraph 53.
Cllr Mason also agreed the third recommendation, albeit amended to remove references to the recommendation to amend paragraph 57
DECISION: The Cabinet member for Planning Policy & City DevelopmentAPPROVED:
(i) the reintroduction of amendments to paragraph 53 of the Scheme of Delegation to increase the scale threshold of applications that are reserved for Committee approval from 6 or more dwellings to 10 or more dwellings; and
(ii) the amendment of paragraph 53 of the Scheme of Delegation to include the exception for applications for certificates of lawfulness or applications for Prior Notifications or Approvals.


What are your chances of a hole in one?
The oldest golfer, man or woman, known to have made a hole in one is Elsie McLean, aged 102 when, on April 5, 2007, she holed out with a driver on the 100-yard fourth hole at Bidwell Park, in Chico, California. Due to the slope of the green, she couldn't see the ball drop, and only discovered her feat when her playing partners found the ball in the cup. She later said, "For an old lady, I still hit the ball pretty good." It was the first hole in one of her life.
The oldest man to have holed in one was the previous 'oldest' holder and first known centenarian, Harold Stilson, who was 101 when he holed a 4-iron at the 108-yard par-3 16th at Deerfield Country Club in Florida on May 16, 2001. It was his sixth.
Actor and comedian Bob Hope achieved a hole in one at the age of 90 in Palm Springs.
Jake Paine, three years old, holed out on the 66 yard 6th hole at Lake Forest Golf and Practice Course, California, in 2001 and is believed to be the youngest ever, although some record keepers only admit holes in one acheived on holes of 100 yards or more in length.
The previous record holder was 5 years, 212 days old Matthew Draper, who set the record at the 122 yard 4th Cherwell Edge Golf Club, Oxfordshire, England, on June 17, 1997.
The youngest girl to hole in one is thought to be Rhiannon Linacre, who achieved the feat at the 116 yard 17th at Coxmoor Golf Club at the age of nine years and 75 days, beating the previous record of Kate Langley, nine years and 166 days old and 4ft tall, when she holed out on the 134 yard 1st at Forest Pines Beeches in Scunthorpe, England in August 2005.
Tiger Woods made his first hole in one aged six, and Michelle Wie shot her first ace when she was 12.
Norman Manley, an amateur of Long Beach, California is credited with 59 holes in one, including extraordinarily rare successive holes in one on par 4s, a feat he achieved in September 1964 at Del valle Country Club, Saugus, California on the 330 yard 7th and the 290 yard 8th, both being dog-legs and downhill. They were part of a course record 61 (10 under par) he shot that day.


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3 cases of Community Relationship Management
Community Relationship Management is a rather niche segment of Public Relations, nevertheless it requires deep understanging of target audiences, long-term planning and consistent implementation. At the same time it is a constant challenge to fit communal issues into general corporate development planning. Usually deadlines are too narrow, negative stereotypes prevail in major audiences and budgets reserved are too tight.
Nevertheless PR is a field for a neverending creativity, therefore these are 3 cases from different personal practice and points o view to consider.
Building trust in the oil mining industry
Tourists became frequent guests on oil extraction platforms, 2004
The bigest oil mining company in Lithuania "Minijos nafta" had a long-term strategic challenge – keep opening new wells in the licenced area. Although the licence for oil extraction was in place, nevertheless numerous drilling platforms were desperately needed in order to provide new output for the receeding oil extraction figures in the functioning wells.
As usual, the most difficult part was PAV (lith. Poveikio aplinkai vertinimas) or EIA (engl: Environmental impact assessment) procedure. It requires to assess potential threats, provide necessary safety measures etc. But the most difficult part was mutual understanding and agreement with local communities.
"Minijos nafta" drills oil in the seaside region, where a considerable part of local businesses are related to recreational purposes (local tourism, fishing, summer vacations etc.). Therefore it was a rather frequent issue that local community, it's opinion leaders sometime were heavily confronting "Minijos nafta" plans to open a new drilling platform.
In the meantime (2004) the seaside recreational field was very dull. Therefore we've maneged to organize daily route from Palanga (main holiday location) to visit several functioning drilling platforms. It was a big success – positive media coverage, major communal leaders visiting sites in person, checking all the safety prerequisite and ensuring no potential harm for the environment. In the end all major opponents got an equasion to solve – compare minor negative factors (some noise, some traffic) and lurking benefits (investments, workplaces, finnacial support for local initiatives).
Balancing interests: local community vs. joint business venture
A public press conference was a novelty in the Department's communication, 2010
In 2010 the Department of Environment Protection in Vilnius region had a long-term conflict to solve. Conflicting parties were local community of Vilnius city Lazdynai district and joint venture (related to "Icor" group) to build an incineration plant.
The conflict dated back several years and it was basically a political decision, whom should the Department support. At the moment it was rather clear, that Vilnius does need such type of the industry, because solid waste volume was too big and the open air storage facilities cost too much to expand not to mention international obligations to cut volume of dumped waste.
At the same time founding partners of the joint venture had a really bad track record, which was related to the Vilnius central heating company and tails of corruption. Not to mention an ongoing "war on oligarchs" led by the Presidential palace and pointing at the same businessmen.
Formal decision was presented at the press conference, where major media channels provided national coverage. It became a perfect venue to present both negative decision and describe "to do list for the joint venture" in order to receive formal permission in the future. Such a position availed the Department not to become associated as one of the conflicting parties and remain (as institution) impartial, keep construtive dialogue with both parties of the conflict.
Enabling collaboration – community portal
A communication platform was specified without knowing who and what will publicise there, 2012
In 2012 a huge national project "Kuriame Respubliką" was started with the help of EU funding in order to raise civil initiatives from local communities. The majority of participants were youth from regional districts, even rural schools.
The project team had a challenge to choose a communication platform in order to connect geographically spread participants (tens of different teams). In the meantime social networks were only gathering momentum, therefore it was not possible to use them as a starting communication point.
The project itself was devoted to the selection of best practices and multiplication of them into other districts, therefore the platform had to collect all data (textual, visual etc.) and make it easy for the project teams to share and collaborate on new initiatives.
It was challenging to specify all the requirements for the platform and its users, when nobody knew who were to be users and what type of projects are to be started. Nevertheless the system built became a perfect library of civic initiatives and provides perfect best practice scenarios for all willing to use them. Although the growth of social networks made the platform less useful for communication purposes, nevertheless it was flexible enough to integrate its content and create a win-win situation.
Privacy online: basics & Lithuanian lesson for Google
I will start with a background statement. Privacy still remains one of the core democratic values. And invasion into someone's private life is a threat to the way we like to live. European point of view is well laid in these two Conventions:
the Convention for the Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms (CPHRFF, LT translation):
Article 8 (Right to respect for private and family life);
Article 10 (Freedom of expression);
the Convention for the Protection of Individuals with regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data (CPIAPP, LT translation).
Full stop. Anybody wishing to discuss, should start with these widely accepted and trusted documents (I deliberately do not discuss less important legal acts).
General European requirements for GMSV service
CPHRFF Article 8 sets the basic principe: "Everyone has the right to respect for his private and family life, his home and his correspondence". In case for Google Maps Street View service, we see clear interference into family life and private home area.
Therefore all "data subjects" will have rights defined in CPIAPP Article 8, i.e. they shall be enabled:
to establish the existence of an automated personal data file, its main purposes, as well as the identity and habitual residence or principal place of business of the controller of the file;
to obtain at reasonable intervals and without excessive delay or expense confirmation of whether personal data relating to him are stored in the automated data file as well as communication to him of such data in an intelligible form;
to obtain, as the case may be, rectification or erasure of such data if these have been processed contrary to the provisions of domestic law giving effect to the basic principles set out in Articles 5 and 6 of this convention;
to have a remedy if a request for confirmation or, as the case may be, communication, rectification or erasure as referred to in paragraphs b and c of this article is not complied with.
Moreover, Google will have to provide information, that it will take measures to assure quality of data (CPIAPP Article 5) by assuring, that automatic processing will be:
obtained and processed fairly and lawfully;
stored for specified and legitimate purposes and not used in a way incompatible with those purposes;
adequate, relevant and not excessive in relation to the purposes for which they are stored;
accurate and, where necessary, kept up to date;
preserved in a form which permits identification of the data subjects for no longer than is required for the purpose for which those data are stored.
Opt-in rule in the European Union
The most difficult legal principle to tackle for Google is set in the Directive 95/46/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 24 October 1995 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data (LT translation).
Article 7, which defines criteria for making automated data processing legitimate, allows it only if:
the data subject has unambiguously given his consent; or
processing is necessary for the performance of a contract to which the data subject is party or in order to take steps at the request of the data subject prior to entering into a contract; or
processing is necessary for compliance with a legal obligation to which the controller is subject; or
processing is necessary in order to protect the vital interests of the data subject; or
processing is necessary for the performance of a task carried out in the public interest or in the exercise of official authority vested in the controller or in a third party to whom the data are disclosed; or
processing is necessary for the purposes of the legitimate interests pursued by the controller or by the third party or parties to whom the data are disclosed, except where such interests are overridden by the interests for fundamental rights and freedoms of the data subject which require protection under Article 1 (1).
That means, that GMSV should receive a permission from ALL (!) involved data subjects or prove, that GMSV is, in essence, a public interest.
Such a rule is a completely different situation, than Google is used to in US, where opt-out rule (i.e. everybody might be involved, but has a right to withdraw from the system) is used.
Lithuanian authorities deny request made by GMSV
On May 18th, 2012 the State Data Inspectorate of the Republic of Lithuania made a public statement (LT version), where publicly declared (unofficial translation made by me):
[..] The Inspectorate holds, that such processing of images threatens a human right to private life, because during collection process personal data would have been processed at the same time (e.g. persons in streets, cars, etc.)
The Inspectorate refused to issue a permission for "Google" to carry on Google Maps Street View project and process personal data, therefore processing of personal data for that project in Lithuania would be qualified as illegal processing of personal data.
At the same time the Inspectorate will contact Google directly and encourage to respect a human right to private life and obey requirements set out in the laws of the Republic of Lithuania. [..]
Although final conclusions may be made only after carefull investigation on the Google request, but decision made by the local authority seems valid according to local regulation, which is harmonised to the European principles.
Related issues: human rights and social networking services, search engines
The dispute is not so distant from two Recommendations, which were developed in the Council of Europe Committee of experts on new media (where I was honoured to represent Lithuania).
On April 4th, 2012, the Committee of Ministers adopted slightly changed versions we finalised in September 2011:
Recommendation CM/Rec(2012)3 on the protection of human rights with regard to search engines
Recommendation CM/Rec(2012)4 on the protection of human rights with regard to social networking services
Both these document provide insights for further discussion, where should the limits on the invasion to the privacy should be set in online environment.
Illegal content in P2P networks: first cases in Lithuania
Today I've made a short presentation in the MRU conference "Social Technologies 2010: Challenges, Opportunities, Solutions". Original PPT is available to download from my account at slideshare.com.
Meanwhile, short overview. We have already quite a few cases in Lithuania, where various P2P issues are tried in legal sense. For example, it started with dc.meganet.lt take-down in October 2008, later on November 2009 in we had "106" investigation and soon afterwards "Microsoft" vs. "linkomanija.net". Not to talk about lower profile cases such as "tracker.lt".
Various issues are just shortly mentioned in the presentation, all of them will be described and discussed in detail later on, when one of the academic journals publishes yet to be written article.
Strasbourg: the beginning of …?
As today the first meeting of New media experts committee starts in the Council of Europe. According to the decisions by 1st Council of Europe Conference of Ministers Responsible for Media and New Communication Services, the mandate for the expert group is provided for two yers period.
The Committe is instructed to work in three areas: a) examine, whereas the understanding of what are media remains valid in the new environment; b) explore the challenges to individual's rights to freedom of expression and information, privacy and other fundamental rights, as well as to their dignity and security on the Internet, develop appropriate guidance, benchmarks and tools to protect users' rights.
From my personal viewpoint, the solution of the underlying problem is rather simple. At first we have to agree on the principles we should use for the media in general. The factual implementation and regulatory decisions we make is only the technical step afterwards keeping in line with those general principles and technologies neutrality as the main guiding line.
The first impressions from the first round table are rather different. From one side we have a lot of experts and private participants with valuable views. On the other side it is rather too general and as now it is unclear, how should we proceed these two years onwards.
Zarasų rajonas reikalauja tęsti misiją Kosove?
Kaip žinia, nemažai verslo reikalais bendrauju su norvegais, todėl šią savaitę šalia verslo reikalų turėjau progą pakalbėti ir bendresnėmis temomis. Viena jų – tai imigrantai ir jų įsiliejimas į mūsų bendruomenes.
Nebijau savo nuomonės, tačiau šiais tolerantų laikais iš karto turiu įspėti – mano nuomonė yra subjektyvi ir nesijaučiu nė kiek blogai, jog ji neatitinka viešoje erdvėje sklandančių politinio korektiškumo reikalavimų.
Eilinį kartą ir vis plačiau pasakodamas svečiams apie Lietuvos istoriją visada patenku į tolerancijos sritį. Kas tai bebūtų – vokiečiai, norvegai, japonai ar kitų valstybių atstovai, visiems daro įspūdį galybė skirtingų religijų šventovių Vilniuje. Ir kaip kontrastas – žymiai labiau homogeniškesnis Kaunas. Todėl natūraliai išsiskiria dvi tautinių/religinių mažumų grupės – "artimieji kaimynai" ir "svetimieji". Continue reading


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Мико́ла Дми́трович Плє́хов (1 травня 1902, Алчевськ — 9 січня 1969, Київ) — український радянський архітектор, професор, член-кореспондент Академії будівництва і архітектури УРСР.

Біографія
Народився 1 травня 1902 року в місті Алчевську. У 15 років пішов добровольцем в Червону Армію в батальйон, яким командував Пархоменко.

Закінчивши інженерно-будівельний факультет Харківського технологічного інституту, працює у ряді організацій Харкова:
 з 1930 по 1934 рік — у Всеукраїнському науково-дослідницькому інституті споруд;
 з 1934 року — в Харківському інженерно-будівельному інституті, деканом архітектурного факультету.
В 1943—1944 роках займався проектуванням та спорудженням мостів через Дніпро і Тису.

У 1944 році Микола Плєхов переїздить до Києва, стає ректором Київського інженерно-будівельного інституту, одночасно керує кафедрою архітектурних конструкцій. У 1953 році захищає кандидатську дисертацію.

У грудні 1954 року призначений керівником Управління у справах архітектури Ради Міністрів УРСР, при цьому Плєхов не залишає КІБІ, а продовжує працювати над створенням об'ємно-блокового житлового будівництва.

З 1957 року Миколу Дмитровича призначають директором Науково-дослідного інституту будівельних конструкцій (НІІБК), а в 1958 році — членом-кореспондентом Академії будівництва і архітектури УРСР. У 1966 році Микола Плєхов одержав вчене звання професора.

Помер 9 січня 1969 року. Похований в Києві на міському кладовищі «Берківці» (ділянка №31).

Література

 В. О. Жадько. Український Некрополь. Київ. 2005. ISBN 966-8567-01-3. стор. 266.

Уродженці Алчевська
Випускники Харківського політехнічного інституту
Українські архітектори
Радянські архітектори
Архітектори Харкова
Померли в Києві
Поховані на Берковецькому кладовищі


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Patronyme

 Simon Boulduc (1652-1729), apothicaire, herboriste, chimiste français ;
 Gilles-François Boulduc (1675-1741), son fils, chimiste français.


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The Tap Trail Passport
Tapped In Podcast
Brian Seales2018-10-18T13:21:52-07:00
Intro from the Editor
Tap Trail is proud to have been apart of Bellingham's best year of beer. And not just "more" beer. 2016 was the year Bellingham became the Beer Town it had always wanted to be. Collaborations, awards and events rounded out a town that evolved to be something more. Our beer styles and tastes diversified. Every brewery in this town brought more styles to your pints and developed distinct identities. Our taphouses are sourcing the best beer in the world and constantly introducing our city to more. 2016 solidified our place as a premiere craft beer destination.
At the forefront was the community that supported it all. That's you Tap Trail. You put us on the map. The relationships that keep Bellingham's beer community together are the same ones that will sustain, or sink us, in the coming years.
Tap Trail has big plans for 2017 and we're excited to bring you along for the ride.
Cheers to a great year!
Scott Pelton
2016 was not the best year. We lost countless beloved celebrities and musicians. There were many more horrific terrorist attacks and mass shootings. Natural disasters wreaked havoc from coast to coast. And we endured one of the most contentious presidential elections in history, leaving the country more divided than ever before.
But at least 2016 was another great year for beer. Sure, there were some low points, but they were way outnumbered by the high points. Below are some of the highlights of the year.
U.S. HOP PRODUCTION AT AN ALL-TIME HIGH
According to a report released earlier this year by Hop Growers of America (HGA), U.S. hop acreage increased a whopping 18.5% over 2015. Total acreage now stands at 53,213, which is an all-time high and 8,303 more acres than last year. Also of note: Roughly three-fourths of U.S. hops are grown in the Yakima Valley region of Washington, and the U.S. leads the world in hop production, harvesting more than a third of the world's hops each year.
THE BREWERY BOOM CONTINUES
Despite mid-year reports of slowing growth, breweries continue to open across the country. So many are opening, in fact, that's it's difficult to keep track of them all. Fortunately, the Brewers Association does a count every so often, and as of June 30, 2016, there were 4,656 breweries in America, the most in history. No doubt, many more breweries have opened since then, and at least a couple thousand more are in planning.
On a local level, Bellingham continues to garner new breweries as well. At the very end of 2015, Structures opened. This year, Stones Throw and Gruff opened. And there are even more currently under construction, including Menace's new Bellingham brewpub, the Bellingham Beer Lab at The Annex, Illuminati, and Melvin. Unfortunately, Subdued Brewing halted its efforts to open.
Outside of B'ham and just to our south in Skagit County, Chuckanut opened its new production brewery and taproom affectionately known as South Nut, and just to our north, Atwood Ales began releasing beers from its farmhouse brewery in Blaine. Anacortes even got a second brewery, finally, called Bastion Brewing.
Chuckanut Brewery's many medals on display.
There are so many exciting, beer-related things going on in Whatcom and Skagit counties these days. Atwood Ales is cranking out some spectacular saisons, Aslan is building a barrel aging and tasting room, Wander is brewing spontaneously fermented beers using its new coolship, The North Fork is producing a stellar lineup of sour ales, Kulshan made one of the best goses I've ever tasted, Boundary Bay has been making some great new beers such as its delicious Citraweisse, Chuckanut continues to make some of the best lagers in the country, and all of our newer breweries – Stones Throw, Gruff, and Structures – have been making some mighty fine brews right out of the gate.
To add, Bellingham breweries brought home even more awards in 2016 from a variety of beer competitions, including the Great American Beer Festival, Washington Beer Awards, Best of Craft Beer Awards, and North American Beer Awards.
THE 'BUBBLE' DID NOT BURST (AGAIN)
Many media outlets and blogs continue to warn that the "craft beer bubble" is about to burst, but they've been saying that ad nauseam for so many years that I wonder where they're getting their information from. Craft beer (or whatever you want to call it) is not a fad, or even a trend. It's not a bubble and it's not going to burst. Growth has slowed, yes. It might even level off in the future, just like every other growth industry out there. I expect it to happen at some point, especially after the meteoric growth craft beer has experienced over the past decade. That's fine. But it doesn't mean good beer is going away and we're all going to start drinking Bud Light again, or that thousands of breweries will instantly close up across the country.
One thing these doomsayers fail to realize is that almost all of the new breweries opening up these days are small, neighborhood breweries, and most of them have no intentions of becoming the next Sierra Nevada or Stone or New Belgium. Many don't even plan to distribute outside of their local markets. So, it's not like they're adding much volume to the market.
With increased competition for store shelf space and tap handles in a crowding market, the focus seems to be shifting to locally made beers, sold locally. And consumers seem to be supportive of this trend.
I'm also noticing increased attention to quality and innovation, which is great news for beer lovers. If new breweries today do not offer quality and uniqueness, they're not going to survive very long. The bar has been raised, and with each new brewery that opens, it's only going to be raised higher. That is, as long as beer drinkers continue to hold these breweries to high standards.
TAP TRAIL TURNED TWO!
Thanks to all the support from locals and visitors, the Tap Trail celebrated its 2nd anniversary this year. We now have 22 locations.
The Tap Trail also took over Bellingham Beer Week this year, which was a huge success. Thank you to everyone who attended the events and supported local businesses.
AB InBev IS INSATIABLE
AB InBev continued to acquire more craft breweries this year, including Devil's Backbone, Hop Valley, and Karbach, as well as one of its bigger competitors, SABMiller. It even gluttonously slurped up Northern Brewer (and Midwest Supplies), one of the more respected homebrew supply companies in the country, which was shocking and cause for great consternation among homebrewers across the nation, including myself.
But, in general, do we really care anymore about these acquisitions? Or have we just become numb to them? Fortunately, even if your favorite craft brewery was acquired and you no longer buy its beer because you don't want to support the multi-national anti-craft corporation, at least there are still countless independent craft breweries out there to support, including many local options.
UNIQUE INGREDIENTS
There seems to be a newfound interest in making beer with local and unique ingredients beyond the main four (malted barley, water, hops and yeast). Of course, this isn't a novel trend, as brewers have been doing this for thousands of years, but it's new to many beer drinkers. In recent times, brewers have experimented with all sorts of nuts, chocolates, coffees, plants and trees, fruits, wild yeasts and bacteria, and even animal parts. Some of it has been gross, awful and/or gimmicky, but many of these experiments have turned out wonderfully, taking beer to new levels.
EQUIPMENT & PROCESSES
Barrel aging is definitely nothing new, but lots of breweries are starting barrel programs these days, and they're doing new things with barrels and puncheons and foeders. Beyond whiskey/bourbon barrels, beer is being aged in barrels that once held all sorts of spirits, including tequila, wine, cognac, you name it. Plus, they're employing methods from other industries (e.g., solera aging/blending from the wine/vinegar world) and countries (e.g., spontaneous fermentation from Belgium), and they're adding fruit, wine grapes, wild yeasts and bacteria, and so much more – all of which blurs the line between beer and other alcoholic beverages, and it makes us rethink our definition of beer and its potential.
Nitrogenated beers are also on the rise. Most of them are in draft form, but after Guinness, Left Hand and Boston Beer Co. developed their own secretive, proprietary methods for nitrogenating canned/bottled beers, other breweries have been figuring out how to do it, and I foresee more to come.
As an aside, while I appreciate a good nitro mild ale, stout or porter from time to time, I don't care for the increasing number of nitro IPAs out there. On at least a few occasions, I've tasted CO2 and nitro versions of the same IPA side by side, and I've always preferred the CO2 version. I just think its dryness and effervescence lifts hop aromatics better, whereas nitro tends to soften and mute hop flavors and aromatics.
INDIA PALE ALES STILL DOMINATE
Speaking of IPAs, they still dominated the craft market in 2016. I know, shock of the century. But, hey, at least they're getting better as a whole. The IBU hops race is finally over, after all, and beer drinkers are embracing more-balanced IPAs. Some breweries have even altered their recipes to reflect this change in palates, such as Stone's Ruination IPA.
In other words, the pendulum now seems to be swinging away from bracingly bitter, 100+ IBU IPAs and toward low-IBU, "New England / Northeast-style" beers full of hop flavors and aromatics. Structures, Aslan, and Gruff have all made delicious beers in this vein.
We also have many new hops on the market and more IPA sub styles from which to choose, so the category is still widening. I welcome some of these new sub styles, such as low-ABV session IPAs and "sour" IPAs (dry hopped sour ales), but I'm kind of getting tired of others, such as fruit IPAs.
I've really enjoyed many of the newer IPAs produced in Bellingham, especially Boundary Bay's Cedar Dust, which won the Tap Trail's 2016 Best IPA in Bellingham contest, as well as Aslan's Illmatic, Kulshan's fresh hop IPA, Wander's latest On the Spot IPA, and more.
OTHER STYLES CONTINUE TO GAIN ATTENTION
Beyond IPAs, many other styles seem to be increasing in popularity, including saisons, farmhouse ales, and Brett beers, as well as lagers in general. Regarding the latter, craft lagers are still a niche within a niche, but there's a growing appreciation for them and, more importantly, craft brewers are getting better at making them.
Sour ales also continue to surge in popularity. Even though most of the new sour ales on the market are kettle-soured Goses and Berliner Weisses, which are quicker, more controllable and pose less risk of cross-contamination with cold-side equipment, many breweries are beginning to create sour ales using more traditional methods which require much more time, space, equipment and skill, though they come with more risk.
CHEERS TO (THE GOOD PARTS OF) 2016
Even though 2016 was filled with negatives, at least we got to enjoy some great beers along the way. Of course, beer isn't everything; there's also family, friends, food, yada yada. But as one of life's finer pleasures, good beer sure did help. Let's hope 2017 is even better.
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Nationwide exams 2022
A new landscape are in front of this year's candidates who will take Pan-Hellenic exams in June 2022. Changes in the courses, in the computer, the composition of the scientific fields and the departments, the minimum entry base and the lesson-subject to the nationwide exams. - EPAL
Changes to the computer report for the Pan -Hellenic Examinations of 2022 have been announced by the Ministry of Education. The computer bulletin? The right thing is the newsletters as we will have three in 2022!
1. New sections
Four new Departments of Military Schools will include the new computer, which will be required to fill in the nationwide exams of 2022
These are the following sections:
IKARON (SI) Meteorologists
IKARON (SI) INFORMATION RESEARCH
IKARON (SI) ADMINISTRATION
IKARON (SI) Supplyers
2. Changes of Departments in Scientific fields
We forward you the attached Φ.253/58155/A5/2021 (B '2222) Amending the classification of schools, departments and introductory directions to the scientific fields of article 4A of Law 4186/2013 (A '193) as added by paragraph 5 of article 100 of Law 4610/2019 (A' 70), and we point out to you the following:
The Department of Rural Development, Agriculture and Natural Resources Management of the NCSR is also part of the 2nd Scientific Field of "POSITIVE AND TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES" alongside the 3rd and 4th which was already integrated.
The Department of Finance & Banking of the University of Piraeus is also part of the 2nd Scientific Field of "POSITIVE AND TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES" alongside the 4th which was already integrated.
The new Department of the School of Icarus (SI) - Meteorologists (MT) is part of the 2nd Scientific Field of "POSITIVE AND TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENCES".
The new Department of the School of Icarus (SI) - Informatics Research (OP), is part of the 2nd Scientific Field of "POSITIVE AND TECHNOLOGICAL SCIENTIFIC" and the 4th Scientific Field of "SCIENCES OF ECONOMY AND INFORMATION".
The new Departments of the School of Icarus (SI) - Administrative (D) and Icarus (SI) - Supplyers (E) are included in the 4th Scientific Field of "Economics and Information SCIENTIFICATION".
The Department of Information and Communication Systems of the University of the Aegean is also in the 4th Scientific Field of "SCIENCES ECONOMY AND INFORMATION", along with the 2nd which was already integrated.
3. Changes to Course examination
We also transmit it by F.253/64585/A5/3-6-2021 (Government Gazette 2473 B) Ministerial Decision according to which:
For the admission to the Department of Maintenance of Antiquities and Art of the University of Western Attica, from the academic year 2022-2023 (Pan-Hellenic 2022) and hereinafter, in terms of special courses, the candidates will be examined only a special "free plan".
The above changes to the integration of schools into the scientific fields are applied from the school year 2021 - 2022 (Pan -Hellenic 2022).
4. Latin instead of sociology
The lesson of sociology is replaced by Latin. The change has caused a great deal of concern in the industry, and will even negatively affect the candidates - this year's graduates - of the Humanities Orientation Group that will re -examine the year and who will be called upon to be examined in a lesson that have not been taught at school.
5. IT Bulletin - Panhellenic 2022: The new procedure for this year's candidates - the two -phase computer bulletins
Article 3 of Law 4777/2021 "Introduction to Higher Education, Protection of Academic Freedom, Upgrading the Academic Environment and Other Provisions" specifies the "two -phase computer bulletin" and the process of submitting it to the Pan -Hellenic Examinations of 2022
So let's look at the changes that this year's computer candidates will face in the computer bulletin
This year's Daily and Evening Candidates GEL to participate in the Pan -Hellenic Exams of 2022, after completing the exams and the notification of their final performance in the nationwide courses, special courses and practical tests, as well as the disclosure of the results of the skills will complete a computer bulletin Universities (called First Phase IT) and there is also the possibility of completing a computer bulletin to claim a post in public IEKs (this is called a parallel computer bulletin and submitted during the same period of the first phase computercase).
In the IT Bulletin for Universities (First Phase IT) they will select a specified number of schools, departments or introductory directions from the scientific field to which they have access. The number of options may not exceed 10% of all schools, departments or introductory directions of the relevant science field.
Candidates can choose schools, departments or introductory directions based on EBE or EBE of the Special Course or the Special Courses or Practical Tests of the School, Department or Introductory, if such a case is met, the EBE. per school, department or introductory direction and their scoring performance.
Following the announcement of the successful candidates, candidates who have not been introduced in any of their stated choices can re -fill in a candidate's computer bulletin (second phase computer), choosing, without limiting options, as many schools, departments or introductory directions from The scientific field in which they have access to the EBE. or EBE of the special course or the special courses or practical tests of the relevant School, Department or Introductory, if such a case is met, the EBE. per school, department or introductory direction and their scoring performance.
In this process, candidates are claiming the positions of the relevant Schools, Departments or Introductory Guidance, which were not paid during the first phase of the procedure. The process of submitting a second -phase computer bulletin can also be attended by candidates, who submitted a parallel computer bulletin (claiming a position in a public IEK).
It should be noted here that the candidate is prohibited at the same time in a school, department or introductory direction. and in a Public Vocational Training Institute (IEK)
The parallel computer bulletin
The graduates and the candidates, who are involved in the Pan -Hellenic exams, may express interest to cover a trainee in a public IEK. by submitting a parallel computer newsletter as a specific number of posts from public IEK, which is determined by decision of the Secretary General of Vocational Education, Training, Lifelong Learning and Youth of the Ministry of Education to be covered by graduates and candidates of the Pan -Hellenic Learners and Youth. Examination of the school year concerned. The parallel computer bulletin is submitted during the same period of the submission of the first phase. Candidates participating in the Pan -Hellenic Examinations of 2022 may submit both the first phase and the parallel computer bulletin.
The method of drawing up the ranking tables, the selection criteria, the way of lifting the tie, as well as the time, place, place and manner of announcement of the results, are set out in the IEK Rules of Procedure.
Graduates and candidates who will not be able to understand any of the posts of trainees in a public IEK, who are available to cover with a parallel computer bulletin may apply to cover a trainee. The trainees who remain vacant after the completion of the submission of the parallel computer bulletin are available to cover.
6. The teaching - examination material
The curriculum - examination material of the nationwide examinations of the 3rd grade of daily and evening GEL for the school year 2021-2022 was determined.
The relevant decision by the Deputy Minister of Education, Zetta Makri, published in Government Gazette, specifically reports on the lesson of Modern Greek Language and Literature that the examination is unified and is made in unnecessary texts, literary and non -literary texts.
Examination of the material is defined as activities that serve and control the achievement of the purpose and expected results of the lesson teaching.
I. For the modern Greek language, pupils and students must be able to respond to activities and answer questions / questions arising from texts referring to one or some of the themes, as defined in the curriculum. More specifically, pupils and students are invited:
(a) Understand the linguistic form of texts and their textual characteristics, the relationship of language and the organization of the text with the occasion and purpose of communication,
(b) To interpret and critically approach the texts with the aim of exploring the way in which ideas, perceptions, prejudices about man, society and the world are represented, (c) compare texts in the two previous dimensions aimed at identifying Similarities and differences between texts in language, medium, semantic ways, text species, representations of reality, how to approach the subject, etc.
(d) Produce texts, based on the studies studied with the aim of: (i) the transformation of the language and meaning structures (meanings) of texts and/or (ii) the concise presentation of the content of the texts and iii) the wording and expression of their own views , in a communication context, about specific questions asked in the texts.
II. For Literature, Metases and students should be able to place/respond with an interpretative comment on the subject or question that they themselves believe in the text, utilizing combination of textual indicators between them or with relevant elements, in order to document the personal positions and responds.
More specifically, the student is expected to be able to: - to identify who, in his opinion, the subject of the text - to record the question or questions that arise The author handles his/her theme - to evaluate which of the questions is more interesting to himself and to support his/her interpretative comment. Finally, pupils and pupils must substantiate their answers with references to the text or to specific textual indicators.
The Government Gazette defines the material for all courses of all four orientation groups.
View the teaching/examination material for GEL
View the teaching/examination material for EPAL
7. Gravity coefficients
The gravity coefficients attributed to the nationwide courses are determined (until May 31) by decision of the Senate of the relevant AEI, which is issued upon the proposal direction.
In the case of the introductory directions the proposal shall be submitted by the Department to which they are subject.
The gravity factor attributed to each of the four nationwide courses is expressed in percentage (%) and may not be less than 20%.
The sum of the coefficients yields 100%. In the case of schools, departments or introductory directions, the introduction that requires the examination in a special course or practical tests, the gravity coefficient attributed to the special course or practical tests is either 10% or 20%.
Schools, departments or introductory directions, the introduction that requires the examination in one (1) or two (2) special courses with the selection of candidates among more, attribute the same gravity factor to all special selection courses, which are either 10% or 20%.
In the case of schools, departments or introductory directions, which examine two (2) special courses, the sum of the gravity coefficients attributed to them is 20% and the percentage attributed to each of the special courses cannot be less than 8 %.
The percentages of special courses are added to the 100% attributed to the four (4) nationwide courses. If for any reason, an admission institution does not determine the above gravity factors, they shall be determined by decision of the Minister of Education and Religions.
The gravity factors referred to in the preceding subparagraph shall be attributed to the nationwide courses by scientific field and are used for admission to schools, departments and introductory directions of the relevant science field, for which they have not been designated by decision of the Senate.
In order to determine the gravity factors of the nationwide courses, by decision of the Minister of Education and Religions, the same restrictions apply in the determination of the gravity coefficients by decision of the Senate.
The gravity contributors to the military, police, firefighters, port and jokes have already been determined.
See the Government Gazette here with the rates for the Security Corps Schools
8. Minimum introduction base
Changes are expected to look at the minimum entry base. After this year's Patrak where the oxymoron candidates who had gathered 19 and 20,000 molecules were observed, not succeeding in their preference school because of the EBE.
The reactions from the entire educational world were deafening. And while the minister remained unmoved in her opinion and did not withdraw with regard to this leveling measure, it is expected that corrective moves are expected to be made after Niki Kerameos urged them to submit proposals on how to introduce HEIs while inviting them to modify them. The EBE contributors set for the Pan -Hellenic 2021, if they wish.
9. Exams for Security Corps Schools
Candidates of the Military Schools of the Police Schools and the Fire and Coast Guard Schools will not take the preliminary examinations in June 2022, but next October or November.
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American and British Claims Arbitration
shore. We all knew the Cutter was with the fleet and felt perfectly secure as to being a long way outside the threemile limit. After leaving the boat and seine, we rowed some distance but finding no chance to set other seine returned to the vessel. There being quite a number of boats seining that day and when we went in the dory to aid the men we had left in charge of the seine and boat we saw, as we thought, our boat drifting by East Point, we rowed some three miles, it was not our boat and on inquiry found that our boat had been seized and we then returned to our vessel. MARTIN FOLEY.
STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS, Essex, ss:
Subscribed and sworn to this sixth day of August, A. D. 1887, before me, [SEAL.]
DAVID W. LOWE,
Notary Public.
EXHIBIT 17.
Affidavit of John S. Staples.
I, John S. Staples, a resident of Swans Island, in State of Maine, Master of Schooner l'esta, of Gloucester, on oath depose and say that on the 24th day of July, 1887, I was in said Schooner off West River, Prince Edward Island, when the boats and seines of Schooners Col. Jonas II. French and Argonaut were captured by Canadian Cutter. My vessel being the nearest one to them at that time.
Seeing mackerel schooling near my vessel I ascertained my distance from shore by taking bearings, found that we were five miles and a quarter from the nearest land. East Point, P. E. I., bearing N. by E. 34 E. and Souris Head, bearing N. W. by W. 16 W., we then went for the mackerel. The boats of the said Schooners passed my vessel and cast
nearer the land than where my seine was cast. which near above mentioned bearings and distance from shore, we were about an hour pursing our seine and getting the mackerel aboard of my schooner when I again took her bearings and found East Point bore N. by E. 11⁄2 E. and Souris Head bore West by N. 16 N. We were then three miles and a half from land and I then saw that the Argonaut's boat. Capt. Sprague, was about the same distance inside my vessel toward the shore as when he first cast his seine viz: a quarter of a mile having drifted the same distance toward the land which we had, which was about two miles, this was the effect of the tide there being scarcely wind enough to move a vessel under sail. About ten minutes after I took my last bearings the Cutter came out towards us from the land. My next observation of her she had possession of one of the boats which was about a quarter of a mile inside of us from the bearings I had taken.
I should say that the seine boats and seines of both the Schooners Argonaut and Col. Jonas II. French were fully three miles from the land when taken. I understand the operation of a taffrail log which is by a fan-like propeller implement in the water which is connected with an index face on the taffrail. In light winds the instrument in the water will hardly turn at all. And in case the Cutter used a log of this character on that day to ascertain the distance, it could not have registered it correctly, as at that time. there was scarcely wind enough for a sailing vessel to make a knot an hour. Our vessel did not have wind enough to give her steerage way.
JOHN S. STAPLES.
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, Esser, ss:
Subscribed and sworn to this ninth day of August, A. D. 1887, before me,
Affidavit of William F. Harris.
I, William F. Harris, formerly of Gloucester, now of Rockport, Essex County, Massachusetts, being duly sworn, on oath depose and say as follows:
I am now employed by the United States Fish Commission as a fish culturist, being now engaged on the Schooner Grampus in connection with the work on Ten Pound Island in Gloucester harbor.
I was master of Schooner Col. J. H. French of said Gloucester on July 24, 1887, and on August 6, 1887, I made affidavit regarding the facts in connection with the seizure of the seine boat, the seine, and two of the crew of said Schooner Col. J. H. French, and I now make the following affidavit which is supplementary thereto.
After the seizure on July 24, 1887, it being apparent that the Canadian Cutter intended to seize the schooner under my command, and it being impossible to secure another seine and boat with which to prosecute the mackerel fishery, I set sail for Gloucester. I stood far out to sea in order to avoid capture, and at the end of eight days, after severe suffering on the part of myself and crew on account of the lack of water, we arrived at Gloucester. On arriving there I received notice through the press and also from the owners of the schooner, that the Canadian authorities had given public notice of their intention to seize the schooner Col. J. II. French wherever she could be found outside the territorial waters of the United States.
The direct money loss to the vessel's stock which resulted from this seizure and the breaking up of this particular trip. I estimate to be at least $6,500. In addition, the direct
making a total loss for the year of $20,500. I base this estimate upon the following considerations:
First, the schooner under my command was fully fitted out and carried about 550 barrels. At the time of the seizure mackerel were plentiful and there was every reason to believe that the vessel could have secured a fare of fish within a few days, which would have been about 500 barrels of mackerel at a price from $14 to $20 per barrel. I had been master engaged in the mackerel fishery for many years, and had been in command of the schooner Col. J. H. French for at least five years from 1882 to 1887, and during that time the stock of the schooner in the mackerel fishery varied each year between $10,000 and $20,000.
Second, there were engaged in the mackerel fishery that year at least the following schooners of which I have memory, namely: Schooners S. F. Maker, Alice C. Jordan, Harry G. French, Ralph Hodgdon, Crittenden, Senator Morgan, Henry Dennis, Isaac A. Chapman, Vesta, Mayflower, John W. Bray, Edward E. Webster, The Gatherer, Edith Rowe, and Thetis. Of these schooners the catch at this particular time at which this seizure was made and my trip broken up, was between 300 barrels for the smallest catch up to exceeding 500 barrels for the largest catch, and to the best of my recollection, no one of these schooners made for this season a stock less than $7,000, and the high
est stock of any of them was in the neighborhood of $25,000.
Third, the total receipts of mackerel at the port of Gloucester during the month of August alone in the year 1887, was 7,999 barrels, and the price per barrel varied from $10.50 up to $28.00. I know from my experience in the mackerel fishery that while the fishery is uncertain, still the average stock of a mackerel catcher under command of an able master at this period ought not to fall below $7,000 for a poor year, and frequently reached the sum of $15,000 or $20.000 and has been known on many occasions to go as
Fourth, I base my estimate not only upon the foregoing facts, but also have taken into consideration the facts set forth in the affidavits of other mackerel catchers which are annexed hereto,' and hereby certify that said affidavits are substantially in accord with my recollection of the facts.
After the vessel returned to Gloucester in 1887 it was at least six weeks before I could secure a crew with which to proceed on another voyage in the Schooner Col. J. II. French. The widely known threats of the Canadian Government to seize the schooner made it almost impossible to secure a crew. It was impracticable on account of danger of seizure to proceed to any fishing grounds anywhere in the vicinity of the Canadian shore. For the rest of the year 1887 and for years afterwards, the Schooner Col. J. H. French did not make a successful yearly stock which she had been regularly making before. It was impossible to employ the schooner in the mackerel fishery in the Gulf of St. Lawrence and adjacent waters. I estimate the yearly loss to the schooner from the time of the seizure up to the time she was lost at sea in 1894, a period of six years, solely on account of these threats of the Canadian Government, the schooner's virtual exclusion from the best fishing grounds, and the consequent difficulty of securing a crew, to be at the least calculation $8,000 per year. I had the experience while master of the schooner after this seizure. year after year of lying at the wharf, finding it almost impossible to secure a crew. Fishermen would not go in the schooner because she was barred from the best fishing grounds, and also because they were under the impression that the schooner was likely to be seized at any moment by the Canadian cruiser, her trip broken up, and her crew arrested.
WILLIAM F. HARRIS.
Subscribed and sworn to at Gloucester, January 1, 1913, before me, [SEAL.]
FREDERICK II. TARR,