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Walter Scott to William Clerk, 6 August 1790
"Rosebank, 6th August, 1790.
"Here am I, the weather, according to your phrase, most bitchiferous; the Tweed within twenty yards of the window at which I am writing, swelled from bank to brae, and roaring like thunder. It is paying you but a poor compliment to tell you I waited for such a day to perform my promise of writing, but you must consider that it is the point here to reserve such within-doors' employment as we think most agreeable for bad weather, which in the country always wants something to help it away. In fair weather we are far from want-
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ing amusement, which at present is my business; on the contrary, every fair day has some plan of pleasure annexed to it, in so much that I can hardly believe I have been here above two days, so swiftly does the time pass away. You will ask how it is employed. Why, negatively, I read no civil law. Heineccius and his fellow worthies have ample time to gather a venerable coat of dust, which they merit by their dulness. As to my positive amusements, besides riding, fishing, and the other usual sports of the country, I often spend an hour or two in the evening in shooting herons, which are numerous on this part of the river. To do this I have no farther to go than the bottom of our garden, which literally hangs over the river. When you fire at a bird she always crosses the river, and when again shot at with ball, usually returns to your side, and will cross in this way several times before she takes wing. This furnishes fine sport, nor are they easily shot, as you never can get very near them. The intervals between their appearing is spent very agreeably in eating gooseberries.
"Yesterday was St James's Fair, a day of great business. There was a great show of black cattle—I mean of ministers; the narrowness of their stipends here obliges many of them to enlarge their incomes by taking farms and grazing cattle. This, in my opinion, diminishes their respectability, nor can the farmer be supposed to entertain any great reverence for the ghostly advice of a pastor (they literally deserve the epithet), who perhaps the day before overreached him in a bargain. I would not have you to suppose there are no exceptions to this character, but it would serve most of them. I had been fishing with my uncle, Captain Scott, on the Teviot, and returned through the ground where the Fair is kept. The servant was wait-
ing there with our horses, as we were to ride the water. Lucky it was that it was so; for just about that time the magistrates of Jedburgh, who preside there, began their solemn procession through the Fair. For the greater dignity upon this occasion, they had a pair of boots among three men—i. e., as they ride three in a rank, the outer legs of those personages who formed the outside, as it may be called, of the procession, were each clothed in a boot. This and several other incongruous appearances, were thrown in the teeth of those cavaliers by the Kelso populace, and, by the assistance of whisky, parties were soon inflamed to a very tight battle, one of that kind which, for distinction sake, is called royal. It was not without great difficulty that we extricated ourselves from the confusion; and had we been on foot, we might have been trampled down by these fierce Jedburghians, who charged like so many troopers. We were spectators of the combat from an eminence, but peace was soon after restored, which made the older warriors regret the effeminacy of the age, as, regularly, it ought to have lasted till night. Two lives were lost, I mean of horses; indeed, had you seen them, you would rather have wondered that they were able to bear their masters to the scene of action, than that they could not carry them off.
"I am ashamed to read over this sheet of nonsense, so excuse inaccuracies. Remember me to the lads of the Literary, those of the club in particular. I wrote Irving. Remember my most respectful compliments to Mr and Mrs Clerk and family, particularly James; when you write, let me know how he did when you heard of him. Imitate me in writing a long letter, but not in being long in writing it. Direct to me at Miss Scott's, Garden, Kelso. My letters lie there for me, as it saves their being sent down to Rosebank. The carrier puts
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up at the Grassmarket, and goes away on Wednesday forenoon. Yours,
John Clerk of Eldin (1728-1812) The son of Sir John Clerk of Penicuik, second baronet, he was an Edinburgh merchant and Scottish Enlightenment figure who published An Essay on Naval Tactics (1790).
Susannah Clerk [née Adam] (1808 fl.) The daughter of William Adam of Maryburgh and sister of the architect Robert Adam; in 1753 she married John Clerk of Eldin.
Johann Gottlieb Heineccius (1681-1741) German jurist; he was professor of philosophy and jurisprudence at Halle (1733).
John Irving (1770-1850) The younger brother of Alexander Irving, Lord Newton; he was Writer to the Signet in Edinburgh and a friend of Sir Walter Scott.


This article was written by our summer interns; Adam, Andrew and Susanna.
If you wanted to join the actuarial profession 50 years ago, the primary criteria that you would have been required to meet would have been strong analytical and mathematical skills. These are the skills that we felt were our strengths when we applied for internships with Barnett Waddingham, and we thought that the softer skills such as communication and teamwork were of secondary importance to the profession as a whole.
This seems to be the common outsider perception, with actuaries being renowned for their analytical and mathematical skills, and it is a deserved reputation, as everyone that we have met so far at Barnett Waddingham has both of these skills in spades. However, worries of drab, analytical drudgery were quickly dispelled by the incredible variety of work that we have each been assigned during our placement, and the crucial importance of communication and teamwork in an actuarial consultancy quickly became clear. The actuarial profession is much more than just number-crunching, and will continue to develop as the needs of companies progress.
The SIAS (Staple Inn Actuarial Society) talk 'The Future Roles of Actuaries' is what inspired us to write this article; an interesting discussion of future practice areas, and additional skills that will help future actuaries to keep up with the developing market. Skills such as communication of complex ideas to non-specialists and business acumen are two skills that are often overlooked when one thinks of an 'Actuary', but are crucial in the profession.
The talk highlighted how the current practice areas are changing, introduced the exciting new practice areas which are developing and why these future roles are particularly interesting to an intern. They commented on the shift in recent years from actuaries in pensions to both life and general insurance due to, for example, the closure of DB pension schemes and evolving regulation. The number of actuaries working in pensions is plateauing whilst in general insurance there has been a steep increase. Furthermore, the general insurance specialist modules for the actuarial qualification have recently overtaken pensions and life insurance as the most commonly chosen specialism.
One of the new, growing opportunities for actuaries to become involved in is enterprise risk management (ERM). The practice covers all risks and can be useful for a wide range of organisations including banks and insurers, but also other firms such as energy companies and transport providers. Although there are worries that non-actuaries may be able to fulfil risk management roles for a lower salary, the skillset actuaries can bring to the sector is unique and adds value. The main quality expressed at the SIAS talk necessary in ERM roles was 'tenacity and willingness to question and challenge others'. Although this is not often expressed as one of the most important attributes of an actuary, when combined with the strong numerical skills common to all actuaries, these skills can set members of the profession apart from others. It is these skills that actuaries of the future need to be working on to maintain their and their presence in the market.
Another area in which actuaries would make a significant contribution is data science. Actuaries already have the statistical knowledge to apply their expertise to the new, fast growing area of 'Big Data', and insurance companies have already shown interest in the practice. A good example of this is telematics, which uses telecommunications and informatics to track driver information such as location, speed, acceleration, cornering, harshness of breaking and fuel efficiency. The volume of data that this can produce is clearly huge, hence the handle 'Big Data', and this data can increase the accuracy of the assessment of driver risk presently performed by insurance companies. For this reason, it is becoming increasingly popular, with consumers as they look for cheaper car insurance, and with insurers as they seek to improve the risk profiles of their customers. Actuaries already hold a number of the transferable attributes required to succeed in the data science industry; however there is an emphasis on developing programming ability as well as the ability to think algorithmically.
So whether you're thinking of applying for actuarial internships in the future, or you're like us and have had a taste of the profession already, it is worth thinking about the direction in which the profession is moving, and the types of skills that employers will be looking for in their 'Actuaries of the Future'.


Are you missing chicken? It's okay, we're all friends here. So, let's just get all those food-feelings out in the open, shall we?
Because no one ever said that dramatically changing the way you eat is going to be without challenges! And I've got just the solution for your carnivorous craving–it's your vegan, nutritarian, and gluten-free solution to classic baked chicken: Easy Baked Tofu.
Yup, get ready to make this Easy Baked Tofu, like, a lot.
You're going to love this super-simple method for making a savory and healthy tofu with no oil and low salt–pinkie-promise!
If you're transitioning (or thinking about transitioning) to a whole-foods-plant-based-vegan or a nutritarian-vegan lifestyle, you're going to be missing that savory and chewy texture you get from meat.
Maybe you've even explored a meat substitute like Gardein Chick'n strips.
But, let's face it, processed meat-substitutes are not ideal foods, especially when you're following a whole-food plant based lifestyle. They're overly-processed with lots of unnecessary ingredients (and that's certainly a polite way of putting it).
Now, tofu is "processed," since it's derived from soy milk. But it's nowhere near as processed as these test tube vegan "meats." Let's just compare ingredient lists here–tofu wins hands-down.
WARNING: You will want to eat this whole tray of strips (I should know because I absolutely have)!
Now, these Easy Baked Tofu "strips" are completely nutritarian-compliant but the only thing you have to be mindful of is sodium.
When you're on the nutritarian plan you to want to keep your total sodium intake under 1,000 mg per day. Dr. Fuhrman says that the fruits and vegetables we eat as nutritarians supply us with about 700 mg of naturally-occurring sodium for the day. So, that leaves us with a balance of about 300 mg.
This recipe uses Coconut Aminos (instead of the more commonly-used liquid aminos) because it's lower in sodium.
We're going to use 1/4 cup aminos for 24 tofu strips so the sodium content per strip is about 45 mg. I suggest a portion of 4 to 6 strips.
MAKE IT A MEAL: I love to have a giant salad as my main course and follow it up with these Easy Baked Tofu strips with garbanzo bean pasta (learn more about bean pasta options here) topped with Nutritarian Cheese Sauce.
Baking releases flavor, it caramelizes the naturally-occurring sugars in your food, and it's a great flavor-enhancer when you're eating nutritarian.
This recipe can't get any easier!
You're going to press and slice your tofu, then dip it in coconut aminos, sprinkle with no-salt seasoning and bake!
Savory, 3-ingredient, baked tofu recipe that's vegan, nutritarian, gluten-free and low-sodium.
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and set aside (or use a Silpat pad).
Press tofu by removing blocks from packages and placing on a cutting board with napkins on top and bottom. Add another cutting board on top and allow to "press" for at least 10 minutes.
Discard wet napkins and cut each tofu block into 12 equal slices. Slice the block in half, then slice each half in half again--now you have fourths. Cut each fourth into 3 slices, about 1/4 inch thick.
Pour 1/4 cup coconut aminos into a small bowl or plate. Place one or two strips of tofu in the aminos for 1 to 2 seconds on each side. Once quickly coated place on prepared baking sheet.
After all 24 slices have been coated, add any remaining coconut aminos liquid evenly on the strips (you can use your fingers or a kitchen brush). Sprinkle liberally with no-salt seasoning.
Bake at 375 degrees for at least 50 minutes, the edges will begin to lift off the parchment paper and the strips will be dry to the touch.
Let the fingers rest for at least 5 minutes before using a spatula to remove.
Use as a baked chicken replacement. Wonderful in sandwiches or pitas, cut into strips for salads or tacos.
If you give this recipe a try, I'd love to hear what you think–please leave a rating and comment below!
So, start by reading Dr. Fuhrman's article about the myths about soy here! He explains it all far better than I could!
Personally, I eat soy/tofu daily! So excited for you to try tofu and I've had those noodles before and like them too!
I completely understand, it's such a commonly-thought thing that I hear all the time!
I'm so happy you found Dr. Fuhrman's article helpful and that you're going to tofu a try!! Please let me know what you think!
Okay so I have a little cheat for cooking time. I put my tofu in a panini press to cook and its done in under ten minutes ! Also, Ezekiel bread keeps me from losing my mind ! Your site is a Godsend, cant thank you enough.
Your website is so helpful!!!! I have started my 6 weeks last Thursday and I religiously follow your recipes and mostly the salad dressing ones.
I have a question: we are not supposed to have salt but sometimes you use liquid aminos (what we call here in Canada Bragg sauce?) but it is very salty, on the label in the ingredients there is no salt, so why is it so salty and can we use it?
Thank you in advance for you reply and for your wonderful helpful beautiful website.
Can these be stored to heat and use later?
Which no-salt seasoning do you use for this?
I love Costco's "Kirkland" No-Salt Seasoning brand!
This was nothing short of awesome! Thank you so much, this was the first nutritarian recipe I made & I experimented with the seasonings making 1/3 with Kirkland organic no salt seasoning, 1/3 with Mc Cormick Italian seasoning (plus granulated garlic) and the rest with Great Value Salt-free garlic and herb. All were quite good, the Italian seasoning best, in my opinion, then the Kirkland one.
I'm so happy this made so much as I can just grab the leftovers from the fridge.
YAY!! I'm so, so happy to hear you love this tofu recipe as much as I do and I love the different flavor combinations you tried too! And WOOP WOOP for getting your first nutritarian recipe under you belt!!
Thank you for taking the time to leave a comment and a rating! Wishing you miles of success on your nutritarian journey that I hope is to come!
These are so easy and delish! Super to use in salads, with a raw or cooked veggie plate, as well as on a sandwich.
So, so happy to hear you love them as much as I do, Leah!
Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a recipe review too!
This was AMAZING and so so easy to do. I used "everything but the bagel seasoning" (I'm bad, I know) but this was so filling and delicious. This was my first nutritarian recipe and I'm hooked!
Oh Alissa, I bet that was SO yummy!!
Thank you so much for taking the time to leave a rating and review too!
These look great. How long do they last, once baked, in the fridge?
They last for up to 10 days when stored in a glass container in the fridge, just note that you'll want to toast them up again in the oven when you reheat–as they can get soggy in the microwave.
I prefer the Easy Baked Tofu Strips for prepping for that reason!


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Maithripala Sirisena
EU says planned Sri Lanka executions contradict commitments
By KRISHAN FRANCISJune 28, 2019
FILE - In this May 15, 2019, file photo, Sri Lanka President Maithripala Sirisena delivers a speech during the opening ceremony of the Conference on Dialogue of Asian Civilizations in Beijing, China. Siriserna says he has ordered the executions of four drug offenders who will be hanged in prison soon. The executions if carried out will end a 43-year moratorium on capital punishment in the Indian Ocean island nation. (How Hwee Young/Pool Photo via AP, File)
COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (AP) — The European Union has criticized Sri Lanka's move to resume executions, saying it would directly contradict the country's commitment to maintain a 43-year moratorium on death penalty at the U.N. General Assembly last year.
The EU said in a statement Thursday that Sri Lanka's planned executions will send the wrong signals to the international community and investors. It said it will monitor Sri Lanka's commitments to international conventions upon which hinges a preferential trade deal with the country.
Sri Lanka has a lucrative market access to the EU through the Generalized Scheme of Preferences Plus. The concessions were withdrawn over alleged abuses immediately after a long civil war, which ended in 2009. President Maithripala Sirisena's government took steps toward reforms and commitments on human rights to secure the program back on being elected to office in 2015.
But Sirisena said this week he had signed the death warrants for four drug convicts and they would be executed soon.
Sirisena told a school function Friday that he had decided to resume executions to save the youth from narcotics and that he has explained his position to U.N. chief Antonio Gutteres during a telephone conversation Thursday night.
Sri Lanka last executed a prisoner in 1976.
"The death penalty is a cruel, inhuman and a degrading punishment, and the EU unequivocally opposes its use in all circumstances and all cases," the EU statement said. "While the Sri Lankan authorities have cited the need to address drug-related offences, studies show that the death penalty fails to act as a deterrent to crime."
Sri Lanka has been grappling with drug-related crimes for years and is believed to be used by the peddlers as a transit hub.
In April, police publicly destroyed 770 kilograms (1,695 pounds) of drugs seized in 2016 and 2017. Police have seized 731 kilograms (1,608 pounds) of heroin, 1 kilogram (2.2 pounds) of cocaine and 1,607 kilograms (3,535 pounds) of marijuana so far this year.

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PAL News: PAL seeks dismissal of union's strike notice
Philippine Airlines (PAL) today (Nov. 11, 2010) sought dismissal of the second Notice of Strike (NOS) filed by the PAL Employees Association (PALEA) last November 5, saying the issues being raised by union officials have already been decided when the labor department upheld PAL's planned spin-off as a valid exercise of management prerogative.
During today's second conciliation meeting at the National Conciliation and Mediation Board (NCMB), PAL said the union's claim that the airline management was directly negotiating with union members has no basis.
"It's simply illogical for PAL to 'bargain' or even attempt to negotiate directly with individual rank-and-file workers after it has already secured a favorable decision from DOLE upholding its right to spin off and retire its workers in the process," said PAL spokesperson Cielo Villaluna.
In the same manner, she said claims of Unfair Labor Practice (ULP) and union busting due to the planned spin off have already been ruled upon by Labor Secretary Rosalinda Baldoz.
"There is no attempt by the PAL management to 'restrain, coerce or interfere' with the workers' exercise right to self organization – which are basic elements of ULP. Since DOLE already ruled that the spin off is valid and stands on solid legal grounds, the union's claim of unfair labor practice cannot hold water," Villaluna stressed.
Meanwhile, she said PALEA's public threat to proceed with a strike – even in the event of a possible assumption of jurisdiction over PALEA's complaint – is a clear indication of the union's intention to ignore the rule of law. It likewise shows disrespect for the Secretary of Labor and her office which has primary jurisdiction over labor disputes, Villaluna added.
During Wednesday's (Nov. 10) public hearing at the House Committee on Labor, PALEA President Gerry Rivera openly declared the union's plan to proceed with the strike vote and stage a strike notwithstanding a possible assumption of jurisdiction order by DOLE.
"PALEA's threats to stage a strike and ignore legal processes is tantamount to 'taking the law into one's hands,' which does not speak well of the organization that lodged a complaint before DOLE in the first place," Villaluna added.
She said strike threats only serve to scare away passengers especially during the coming holiday peak season. This could push the airline into further financial difficulty which is the very reason for its planned spin off.
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Language Issues of Compiling Ada to Hardware. Michael Ward Real-Time Systems Group University of York michael.ward@cs.york.ac.uk. Overview. Real-Time background Compiler Background Hardware Ada Issues Representation Clauses Fine Grain Parallelism Others Future work Conclusions.
Real-Time systems typically have high cost of failure - need to be proved correct.
Both functional and timing correctness need to be proved.
Processor based implementations are hard to analyse for timing.
Hardware implementations of RTSs provide the accuracy of timing.
Current hardware implementations of high-level languages do not provide for RTS.
Hardware Ada compiler attempts to provide a RTS capable language in hardware.
Uses SPARK and Ravenscar subsets of the Ada 95 language to give static, analysable subset.
Generates circuits from Ada program using a template instantiation approach.
Ada definition is processor biased.
Always assumes von-Nuemann based implementations.
Causes no problems with the hardware implementation of the sequential language.
Allow the representation and location of a variable to be declared in the program.
FPGAs have no address bus, therefore no addresses.
Include a memory map in the circuit.
Attach each variable to a set of device pins.
Include many small memory maps.
Also need a method of naming the pins to use for attachment.
Concurrent tasks can be implemented in parallel on FPGAs.
More (fine-grained) parallelism is available in the sequential parts of the programs.
Not all parallelism can be found.
Some necessarily sequential code will be parallelised.
Indicates sections to be parallelised.
No comment on the rest of the code.
Can miss more parallelism which hasn't been indicated.
Compiler can attempt to parallelise all unindicated sections.
Change Ada syntax to include a PARALLEL statement.
Requires changes to the rest of the specification of the sequential part of the language.
Much greater range of interrupt signals possible.
Need to consider alternative means of naming interrupt sources.
Allow more efficient implementations of the protected objects.
Reduce code (and therefore potential error.
Can only cope with flat sequential code.
Needs extension to cope with sub-programs.
Concurrency and task interference needs to be analysed.
More issues need to be addressed, and others will no doubt appear.
Shown the benefits to timing analysis of hardware implementations of Ada.
Problems with the Ada specification have been identified.
Solutions to some of these have been discussed.
Design and Software Architecture -Csc 3910 software engineering. spring 2011. time: 1:30 to 2:20. meeting days: mwf. location: oxendine 1256. textbook : fundamentals of software engineering , author: carlo ghezzi, et al , 2003, pearson.
Introduction to Unix -. lesson 8. introduction to unix. what is an operating system?. input/ output. command interpreter. accounting. operating system. security. communications. program development tools. memory management.


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One man's 35-year mission to find a gold-laden shipwreck
Other Treasures
gavin January 3, 2022, 8:41pm #1
Stuff – 1 Jan 22
Bill Day is launching one last attempt to find New Zealand's most famous shipwreck, the General Grant, and its gold.
goldfinger January 6, 2022, 3:16am #2
I have done a lot of research into this shipwreck and it is my opinion only … that as the General Grant remained visible in the cavern for nearly a year after it was abandoned , the General Grant was boarded by an unknown party and the gold removed. I am not alone in this thinking. The first expeditions to the General Grant also shared a similar view. The captain's cabin is where valuables were stored , a search would have been straightforward. Gold jewellery found by more recent expeditions is believed to have come from the passengers drowned at the wreck site. It was also observed that the General Grant was sitting on the bottom with its deck visible bypassing shipping.
kiwijw January 6, 2022, 8:04pm #3
If that is the case then the people with the best opportunity to board the ship would have been the survivors who remained there for 18 months before being rescued. Surely they would have had a number of calm days. They had nothing else to do, outside of just surviving, but work out ways of boarding the ship & retrieving the treasure. Maybe they did just that.
goldfinger January 6, 2022, 10:15pm #4
Hi Kiwijw.
James Teer the motivation behind the remaining crew's survival lived a meagre existence on the West Coast after the wreck, perhaps indicating gold was not in his possession. It's one of the great gold mysteries for sure. I believe there is a river in Westland named after him.
teara.govt.nz
Teer, James
kiwijw January 7, 2022, 2:29am #5
Thanks goldfinger. Bloody interesting. That counts out the survivors going on board to retrieve the treasure. Interesting how he settled at the Arawhata. The area location of another lost gold treasure. The Frenchman's Gold. Also the Lost Ruby Mine.
Also interesting how he was back in the Auckland Islands within two months of having been landed in NZ after their rescue. Helping a salvage operation which appears to have come to nothing due to bad conditions. It also appears the General Grant sank the day after entering the "cave" & was not visible there after. So no chance of just walking onboard & retrieving anything. Especially for up to 12 months.
I would think that if the General Grant had been found we would know about it. Gold found or no gold found, word would have got out. Loose lips sinks ships. No pun intended but human nature being what it is, someone would have said something eventually. I wish Bill Day the best of luck & hope if nothing else that he finds the actual wreck site of the General Grant, even if he finds no gold. Like he says, that would be an achievement in its self & he would go down in history as the one who found it.
Another missing gold laden treasure ship greater than the General Grant is the Madagascar. It just never arrived at its destination. Just vanished. There are thoughts that it may have been where the gold came from in the Frenchman's Gold saga. Pirated, crew & passengers killed, boat burnt & sunk. Dead men tell no tails. Only the pirates themselves ended up succumbing & perishing to the rigors & the unforgiving wild NZ West Coast harshness. This was of course earlier than the General Grant & Before gold was discovered on the coast & settlements, outside of a few Maori food & greenstone camps, didn't exist.
Very interesting thanks. Location of Teer creek and Teer plateau and Teer hill.
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Pilbara101 January 16, 2022, 6:09am #8
I did a lot of reading years ago inspired by Kelly taltons book on the subject from my understanding the ship ended up in a sea cave as the tide came in the mast was pushed through the bottom of the hold causing it to sink I gues the unknown question is how deep it was to the bottom and at low tide if the wreck was still accessible from what I read the survivor's that whent back down could not identify which sea cave it whent into given it was nighttime and poor weather when they founded from what I have read there are a lot of sea caves on that coast makeing it very hard to identify later on.Another interesting point from history is that the Auckland island chain was the shortest way to get directly to cape Town and back to England for all the Australian east coast gold miners leading to the large number of wrecks in the area given the weather conditions


At the Roastery, they're using an East Timor Peaberry coffee for the cold brew, and then infusing it with nitrogen. The addition of nitrogen gives the cold brew a unique malty, creaminess to it. The cold brew ends up both looking and tasting a little bit like beer! It naturally develops a foamy head to it, like a beer.
However there's more! Starbucks is working on testing their Nitro Cold Brew in select Arizona locations. It's my understanding that Nitro Cold Brew is currently a single-store test at the Ellsworth and Baseline store, in Mesa, Arizona. The Nitro Cold Brew in Arizona, uses the standard Starbucks Cold Brew Blend, which is a blend of Latin American and African coffee components. Unofficially, I've been told that in the coming weeks there are plans to expand the test to about 8 Starbucks locations in the Phoenix area.
Pretty exciting and innovative test!
If you like reading about test products that Starbucks has tried out over the years, scroll through the Starbucks test products articles here – you'll read about things like the French Vanilla Custard Latte or the Copacabana Beach Frappuccino or the Melted Truffle Mocha.
Tazo Iced Peach Green Tea Lemonade at Starbucks: Melody loves it.
Starbucks tests yogurt-based mango passionfruit and strawberry smoothies.
That is the closest SBUX to my parent's house and I will be in PHX in two weeks…will definitely need to check ot out.
Do you know where I can find a list of stores that have nitro cold brw in Seattle?
This is listed in the registers in Fort Worth as an item to be rang up, so expect it shortly.
It's delicious & sooooo smooth!!! This test store is trying out coffee ice cubes, too.


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Massive Attack – angielski zespół muzyczny, wykonujący muzykę trip hop. Uważany za najważniejszego wykonawcę tego gatunku. Jeden z bardziej znanych brytyjskich zespołów pierwszej połowy lat 90. Przez ponad 10 lat miał trzech stałych członków oraz wielu współpracowników. Obecnie Massive Attack tworzy duet – Robert del Naja, znany jako 3D, oraz Grant Marshall, znany jako Daddy G.

Historia
Gruntem dla założenia zespołu był duży soundsystem o nazwie Wild Bunch działający w Bristolu. Jego członkowie mieszali bardzo wiele gatunków muzycznych, co dało o sobie znać w dziełach Massive Attack. Podczas występów Wild Bunch w różnych klubach Bristolu dojrzewała idea muzyczna, a także poznawali się ludzie, którzy stworzyli potem najważniejsze grupy należące do gatunku trip-hop lub inaczej Bristol sound: Portishead, Sneaker Pimps, Morcheeba. W tym czasie założyciele Massive Attack poznali też twórców dubu i reggae – Mad Professora i Horace'a Andy'ego, których wpływ jest bardzo widoczny na dwóch pierwszych albumach, i z którymi w późniejszym okresie współpracowali.

Za datę powstania zespołu uważa się rok 1987, kiedy dwaj członkowie Wild Bunch – Andrew Vowles "Mushroom" i Grant Marshall "Daddy G" zaangażowali się w tworzenie muzyki wraz z malarzem graffiti o ksywie 3D – Robertem del Naja.

Blue Lines
Pierwszy singel zatytułowany "Daydreaming" ukazał się w 1990. Następny, wydany w 1991 "Safe from Harm", odniósł pewien komercyjny sukces. W tym samym roku grupa wydała swój pierwszy album, Blue Lines. Dużą popularność zyskał utwór "Unfinished Sympathy", w którym gościnnie zaśpiewała Shara Nelson. W MTV popularny był teledysk do tego utworu, przedstawiający wokalistkę idącą ulicami Los Angeles, nakręcony jednym ujęciem kamery, tzw. master shot.

Protection
W 1994 ukazała się druga płyta, zatytułowana Protection. Sharę Nelson, która rozpoczęła solową karierę, zastąpiła Tracey Thorn, wokalistka alterpopowego zespołu Everything but the Girl. Zaśpiewała dwa utwory (tytułowy i "Better Things"). Druga z wokalistek obecnych na tym albumie – Nicolette Suwoton – zaśpiewała w "Three" i "Sly". W dwóch kolejnych "Spying Glass" i "Light My Fire" pojawił się Horace Andy. W "Karmacoma" oraz "Eurochild" rapowali del Naja, Daddy G oraz Tricky. Dwa utwory na albumie, "Weather Storm" i "Heat Miser", to utwory instrumentalne.

W 1995 roku wydany został album No Protection Mad Professora. Są to dubowe przeróbki każdej z kompozycji z Protection.

Mezzanine
Trzeci album, zatytułowany Mezzanine, ukazał się w 1998 roku. Jest to ostatnia produkcja, którą swoimi nazwiskami firmuje trójka założycieli zespołu. Tym razem wokalistką, która brała udział w nagraniu, została Elizabeth Fraser, znana z Cocteau Twins, zespołu, którego brzmienie (szczególnie LP Garlands) odcisnęło się bardzo wyraźnie na Mezzanine, jak i następnych płytach MA. Odegrała ogromną rolę w przygotowywaniu nagrań, zaśpiewała w trzech z nich, w tym w "Teardrop". W utworze "Dissolved Girl" wystąpiła natomiast brytyjska wokalistka Sarah Jay. Album charakteryzuje częste użycie gitar bądź gitarowych sampli (szczególnie w "Risingson"). Był to zresztą jeden z powodów, dla których wkrótce po wydaniu Mezzanine zespół opuścił Vowles, niezadowolony z kierunku ewolucji muzyki MA.

Dwa utwory z tego albumu zostały użyte w ścieżkach dźwiękowych do filmów: "Dissolved Girl" w Matrix, a "Angel" m.in. w Snatch, Pi i Stay. Utwór "Teardrop" znajduje się także w czołówce popularnego serialu Dr House.

100th Window
Czwarty album wydany przez Massive Attack ukazał się w lutym 2003 roku. Za jego formę odpowiedzialni są Robert del Naja oraz Neil Davidge, który współpracował z zespołem podczas nagrywania poprzedniego wydawnictwa (z 3D znał się znacznie wcześniej). Wokalistką śpiewającą w trzech utworach jest Sinéad O'Connor.

W 2004 Del Naja przygotował cały soundtrack do filmu Danny the Dog.

13 marca 2006 zespół wraz z Terrym Callierem wydał nowy singel – "Live with me", który promował dwupłytową składankę z najlepszymi utworami z poprzednich płyt – Collected (wydaną 27 marca 2006).

Splitting The Atom
5 października 2009 ukazało się EP Splitting the Atom. Zawiera 4 utwory, z czego dwa z nich to remiksy, dostępne wyłącznie w wersji cyfrowej lub w wersji dla koneserów, jako płyta winylowa. W utworach pojawiają się w stałym składzie: 3D, Daddy G oraz Horace Andy. Gościnnie zaśpiewali Martina Topley-Bird, Tunde Adebimpe, wokalista TV on the Radio, oraz Guy Garvey.

Heligoland
8 lutego 2010 ukazał się piąty studyjny album Massive Attack, zatytułowany Heligoland. W nagraniach wzięli udział Hope Sandoval i Damon Albarn. W przyszłości planowane jest wydanie EP z utworami, które nie zmieściły się na płycie.

Skład
 Robert Del Naja (3D)
 Grant Marshall (Daddy G)
 Andrew Vowles (Mushroom)

Wokaliści
 Horace Andy – wszystkie albumy
 Tricky – Blue Lines, Protection
 Andy Bryan – Blue Lines (Just Be Thankful...)
 Shara Nelson – Blue Lines
 Tracey Thorn – Protection
 Nicolette – Protection
 Elizabeth Fraser – Mezzanine (Teardrop)
 Sarah Jay – Mezzanine (Dissolved Girl...)
 Sinéad O'Connor – 100th Window
 Terry Callier – Live with Me
 Damon Albarn – 100th Window, Heligoland
 Martina Topley-Bird – Splitting the Atom, Heligoland
 Tunde Adebimpe – Splitting the Atom, Heligoland
 Guy Garvey – Splitting the Atom, Heligoland

Dyskografia

Albumy

Kompilacje

Minialbumy

Single

Pozostałe

Teledyski

Przypisy

Linki zewnętrzne

 Oficjalna strona zespołu

Brytyjskie zespoły triphopowe
Laureaci Europejskich Nagród Muzycznych MTV
Zdobywcy platynowych płyt

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In 2018 Altai Krai will become a centre and organiser of a global event. This August the region will be visited by world-class experts from the velvet antler industry to take part in the 7th World Deer Congress 2018.
The aim of the event is to present new technologies and trends in the velvet antler industry, the processing of raw materials from deer velvet antler and to discuss the concepts of further development of this sub-industry.
It is expected that the congress will be attended by delegations from Russia, Kazakhstan, New Zealand, China, Korea, Australia, Canada, Mexico, Sweden and other countries. The congress is held once every 4 years and serves as a platform for industry experts to interact and to exchange experience.
It is no coincidence that such a large-scale event takes place in Altai Krai. The region is the second largest constituent entity of the country in terms of the number of deer and red deer livestock. There are currently 24 agricultural enterprises of all forms of ownership in the region that are engaged in the velvet antler industry. The total number of red deer and spotted deer is more than 24,000. They are raised in six municipal districts of Altai Krai; 83% of all farms are located in three of these districts: Altaisky, Soloneshensky and Charyshsky Districts.
This sub-industry is important for Altai Krai as it contributes to the development of hard-to-reach highland areas, and its velvet antler products create a brand. These economic activities have become a foundation for social stability in highland settlements.
The velvet antler industry is centred around the production of velvet antlers, the industry's main product. Eight to ten tonnes of preserved velvet antlers are produced every year. Ten tons of preserved velvet antlers were produced in 2016.
The National Research Institute of the Velvet Antler Industry was established to promote the development of the velvet antler industry in the region. This is the only such institution in the country and is currently incorporated in the Federal Altai Research Centre for Agrobiotechnologies Federal State Budgetary Scientific Institution. The research complex in Altai Krai provides full scientific support for the velvet antler industry.


This is Corran Purdon's story, one of five true-life recollections from the Second World War in Tales From The Special Forces Club. The Special Forces Club is a fabled gentlemen's club, based in the heart of London. It has a closely guarded secret: you have to be a genuine hero to be a member. Corran Purdon was a gung-ho officer in the Ulster Rifles who thirsted for action. He would volunteer for a new unit, requested by Churchill: the British Commandos. Corran was to fight in 'The Greatest Raid of All': the destruction of the port of St Nazaire in France. The volunteers knew it was fraught with risks. This is his story.


If you run a business you'll need to know about VAT rates and registration thresholds. A VAT registered business charges VAT when selling goods or services and in turn they can generally reclaim the VAT they have paid on any goods and services purchased.
There are three rates of VAT, depending on the goods or services the business provides. The current 2015 rates are; standard @ 20%, reduced @5% (to include some goods and services, e.g. children's car seats and home energy)and zero @0% ( to include most food and children's clothes). There are also some goods and services that are exempt from VAT or outside the UK VAT system altogether.
A business should consider registration if VAT taxable turnover (for the last 12 months is more than £82,000 (April 2015 threshold for VAT registration).
A VAT taxable turnover is the total of sales and certain other supplies that are subject to VAT, including supplies that are zero-rated. If goods or services sales are exempt from VAT they're not subject to VAT and so they're not part of VAT taxable turnover.
If members of the public or customers come to your premises or you go to theirs (including if you work from home), you should think about taking out public liability insurance. This insurance covers any awards of damages given to a member of the public because of an injury or damage to their property caused by you or your business.
By law, an employer must have Employers Liability insurance and be insured for at least £5 million. If your business is not a limited company, and you are the only employee or you only employ close family members, you do not need compulsory Employers Liability insurance.
Professional Indemnity insurance protects your business against claims for loss or damage made by a client or third party if you make mistakes or are found to have been negligent in some or all of the services you provided. It will also cover legal costs. Many professions are required to have Professional Indemnity Insurance cover as a regulatory requirement or as part of their professional authorisation.
Business rates, also known as non-domestic rates, are taxes placed upon the occupation of non-domestic property such as property tax assessments and valuations.
You may be able to make minor business use of your home without paying business rates. But if you use part of your home exclusively for business (e.g. a workshop), you may be liable for business rates on it.


Here's What The Shape Of Your Feet Reveals About Your Personality.
We've all heard of palm reading, right? If you somehow missed this fun, compelling little part of pop culture, here's the rundown: You show your palm to a reader, they look at the lines and assess your character, predict your future, and all-around give you an idea about where your life is headed. Sometimes, it's fun. Other times, it's terrifying.
However, though you're probably familiar with the whole palm-reading scene, we can almost guarantee that you've never heard anything like this before. That's right: Your feet can tell a whole lot more about you than you thought, and we've got the illustrations to prove it. Depending on the length and placement of your toes (and how and where you can actually move them), your personality is subject to change. Check out your feet and find out what kind of foot you've got going on -- the results may actually surprise you.
By now, I think we've all come to the conclusion that palm reading is BS. How could you possibly be able to tell someone's past, present, and future simply my looking at a few lines on their hand? Foot reading, however, is a completely different ball game. Anyone looking at my feet, for example, would be able to tell instantly that I'm someone who doesn't like to wear flip flops and is terrible at remembering to paint my toenails.
Now, if that thorough analysis hasn't quite done it for you, then I'd advise you to head over the next page, where the "experts" have provided us with the truth behind your feet. Please be warned, however, that if you're reading this in a public area, getting your feet out is going to earn you more than a few funny looks.
The Roman Foot is the most common.
This shape could mean that you're social, love people and are excited to try new things. You thrive in the business world, and don't mind being the center of attention.
This foot is pretty rare, but it's got some implications.
The square foot is also called the "peasant foot," and usually the kind of person who has this is pretty calm, reasonable, and likes to think things through.
This sort of foot is called the "Greek foot."
People with this type of foot have a second toe longer than the big toe, and people with this setup tend to be enthusiastic and optimistic -- despite the fact that a good shoe might be hard to find.
An elongated foot might be indicative of more than you think.
Apparently, if your toes are really small in comparison to the rest of your foot, you can be pretty impulsive -- but these folks are also pretty good at keeping secrets.


A new study found that the blood vessels of people suffering from Post-traumatic stress disorder react differently from vessels of people without PTSD. This seems to explain the higher risk of stroke and heart attack in patients with PTSD.
The study of the University of California San Francisco and the Veterans Affairs Medical Center San Francisco is the largest study to date on the impact of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) on blood. The study included 67 veterans with PTSD and 147 veterans without. With the flow-mediated dilation (FMD) test the arteries were investigated. It shows how well the arteries expand after squeezing.
The blood vessels of veterans with PTSD were not able to expand as much as the blood vessels of veterans without. Stiff arteries are a risk factor for cardiovascular diseases like stroke and heart attack. Other studies showed already the link between Post-traumatic stress disorder and stroke / heart attack. So far the mechanism was unknown.
"Traditional risk factors such as high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol and smoking, have not fully explained why people with PTSD seem to be at higher heart disease risk. Our study suggests that chronic stress may directly impact the health of the blood vessels," said Marlene Grenon, M.D., lead author of the study.


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John Warner Barber
1798-02-02 East Windsor, Connecticut, Connecticut, United States
1885 Connecticut, United States, New Haven, Connecticut
John Warner Barber (February 2, 1798 – June 1885) was an American engraver whose books of state, national, and local history featured his vivid illustrations, said to have caught the flavor and appearance of city, town, and countryside scenes in his day.
Items by John Warner Barber
The history and antiquities of New England, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania embracing the following subjects, viz: discoveries and settlements-- Indian history-- Indian, French and revolutionary wars-- religious... (1856) | John Warner Barber
Illustrations: Illustrations; Edition: 3; 3d ed.; collected and compiled from authentic sources, by John Warner Barber.
View at Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford


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Q: need a select query? count the number of id's which appear unique time? need a select query it should count the cat_id from table
[output should be 4][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/CaQmC.pngoutput 4

A: select COUNT (DISTINCT cat_id)
from table_name

A: SELECT  count(cat_id), time
FROM table_name group by time
having count(time)=1

you can check similar logic here:
https://www.w3schools.com/sql/trysql.asp?filename=trysql_select_having
with this query:
SELECT  count(CustomerID), Country
FROM Customers group by country
having count(country)=1

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Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize announces 2019 judges
Home > Woollahra News > Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize announces 2019 judges
The Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize, Australia's pre-eminent award for small sculpture presented by Woollahra Council, has announced three new guest judges for 2019 along with a prize pool of $24,000. A free exhibition of finalist works for the 19th annual Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize will be presented from 11 October to 3 November 2019 at Woollahra Council Chambers in Double Bay, Sydney.
The 2019 Prize judges will be Professor Ross Harley; Dean of the Faculty of Art & Design and UNSW Chair of Arts and Culture, an award-winning artist, writer and educator whose career crosses the bounds of traditional and creative arts research. Professor Harley is joined by Louise Herron AM, Chief Executive Officer, Sydney Opera House, who was the non-executive chair of Belvoir Street for more than 10 years and chair of the Major Performing Arts Board of the Australia Council before becoming the first woman appointed to the CEO role in 2012. The final judge for 2019 is Design and Architecture advocate, broadcaster, author and comedian, Tim Ross. Best known for his work on television and radio, Ross has a long-standing passion for architecture and design.
The Prize attracts a diverse range of professional and emerging sculptors from around the world with a total of $24,000 in prize money awarded to winning artists across four categories: the main acquisitive award of $20,000; a Special Commendation award of $2,000; the Viewers' Choice award of $1,000; and the Mayor's Prize of $1,000.
Tim Ross said, "I am delighted to be part of the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize this year and I'm looking forward to seeing firsthand the high standard of submissions. Continual support of the arts in Sydney is incredibly important and the ongoing commitment to this by the prize is to be commended."
Established in 2001, the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize attracts strong support from artists, collectors and critics and is the first national acquisitive prize showcasing quality and diversity of smaller dimension sculptures. Entries will be invited until 5 July 2019, with artists required to submit images of their original, freestanding sculpture of up to 80cm in any dimension.
More than 600 Prize entries from national and international artists are received annually with around 45 finalists' works presented in the exhibition. The main Prize winner in 2018 was New-York based, Sydney-born artist Tim Silver and his work Untitled (When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd 02). Previous winners also include Jan King (2002), Mikala Dwyer (2003), Louis Pratt (2006), Adam Cullen (2008), Alexander Seton (2009), Archie Moore (2010), Thor Beowulf (2012), Julia deVille (2013), Robert Owen (2015), Todd Robinson (2016) and Sanné Mestrom (2017).
View the 2019 judges' biographies.
Visit the Woollahra Small Sculpture Prize website for further details.
Entries close: Friday 5 July 2019
Announcement of finalists: Early August 2019
Exhibition details
A free exhibition of all the finalist sculptures will be presented from Friday 11 October to Sunday 3 November 2019 at the Woollahra Council Chambers. Finalists will be announced in August 2019 and the winners will be announced at the launch of the exhibition on 11 October with further details to be provided closer to the time. A series of Artists' Talks and Community Workshops will be presented as part of the program.
To request interviews, imagery and information in relation to the Prize, please contact Articulate: Megan Bentley, megan@articulatepr.com.au, 0452 214 611 or Kym Elphinstone, kym@articulatepr.com.au, 0421 106 139.


There's a season for everything. If you've been following me, you know that I indulge in mainly poultry (chicken/turkey) and seafood. However, once in a while, I deviate and like to enjoy a good pork dish, piece of steak or any other protein. I believe in a fine balance.
This afternoon I decided to go that 'meaty' route. Moreover, today is a perfect day for same as I wanted a dish to warm my stomach and comfort me during this extremely windy, wet and cool day here in Florida.
My choice of protein was a beef rib dish. Decided to braise same and infused fresh ginger and balsamic vinegar. I made sure to remove extra remnants of fatty tissue and season with pinch of salt, black pepper, crushed garlic, balsamic vinegar, soy sauce and crushed ginger root.
Ribs were browned in a sturdy skillet with a drizzle of canola oil under medium to high heat. And, then roughly chopped celery, onions, extra garlic, fresh thyme and crushed pimento (all spices) were added.
Cold tap water was then added to cover ingredients. With lid on under low to medium heat, ribs slowly simmered to a fork-tender finish for approximately two and half hours. In between cooking process, water was added when evaporated. Also, other ingredients like a pinch of brown sugar, spices and chopped scallion were added.
The ribs produced a delicious brown gravy that tasted very succulent. Moreover, the ginger root was not overpowering; but, blended well with all the other ingredients. I served same with a beet root/carrot steamed rice with a few dried cranberries along with sauteed cabbage. Ribs were garnished with fresh parsley.


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Q: Is there a LaTeX document type appropriate for a multi-page, multi-section checklist? I am a beginner to TeX and LaTeX.  (Though I have used Softcover a little bit, which uses LaTeX under the hood and accepts some LaTeX commands, and I am very experienced with multiple flavors of markdown.)
I have a multi-page, multi-section checklist that is currently very nicely formatted in InDesign.  I would very much like to transition it to a fully open source workflow.
I know I will have a lot of work to do to accomplish this, but the very first step (from all the tutorials I can find) seems to be choosing the document type.
Unfortunately, none of the document types I've found mentioned seem to fit.  What I'm writing isn't an article, or a book, or a letter.
So my question is: Is there a document type that is appropriate for this type of checklist?
And a secondary question: If there isn't such a document type that's a perfect fit, what are the tradeoffs I will have to deal with in using various other document types to produce this checklist, i.e., which document type fits best?
(Or would I actually be better off writing my own document class, even though that seems like a tremendous hurdle?)

It seems like a good, informed answer will require more info about how this checklist is structured, so I'll describe that in some detail here.  (I know that TeX keeps the structure distinct from the formatting, so I'm trying to just describe the general structure.)
The checklist has a header on the first page with the name of the checklist and similar information, then it has a space for various information to be filled out for the particular instance of using the checklist (e.g. name of person doing the checklist, date, etc.), and some additional introductory information to be read by the person using the checklist.  This intro information spills over onto the second page.
After that intro information, there is a numbered and named section header for each section of the checklist itself (bolded, in the middle of the page, although I know that's formatting info, not structure).  After each section header there is a specially formatted "objective" paragraph for that section of the checklist, and then the numbered checklist steps begin.
Some of the checklist steps are "substeps" of other checklist steps.  Nearly all have "signoff" lines over to the right from the steps themselves, but there are a few exceptions to this.  Some of the signoff lines are specially marked indicating that an inspector or supervisor needs to mark that line off, rather than the person doing the checklist marking it off himself.
At the end of the entire checklist there is another special section with form-type information to be filled in (e.g. date completed and so forth).


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Posted on August 30, 2021 by Point Pleasant Register
125 additional cases reported over the weekend… Latest school updates
Latest school updates
By Kayla (Hawthorne) Dunham - khawthorne@aimmediamidwest.com
OHIO VALLEY — A total of 125 new COVID-19 cases were reported from over the weekend in the Ohio Valley Publishing area on Monday.
In Gallia County, the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) reported 47 new COVID-19 cases on Monday.
In Mason County, 65 additional cases of COVID-19 were reported on Monday, according to the West Virginia Department of Health and Human Resources (DHHR).
In Meigs County, 13 new COVID-19 cases were reported by ODH on Monday.
Here is a closer look at the local COVID-19 data:
Gallia County
According to the 2 p.m. update from ODH, there have been 2,902 total cases (47 new) in Gallia County since the beginning of the pandemic, 178 hospitalizations and 52 deaths. Of the 2,902 cases, 2,520 (20 new) are presumed recovered.
Case data is as follows:
0-19 — 428 cases (9 new), 3 hospitalizations
20-29 —481 cases (10 new), 7 hospitalizations
30-39 — 390 cases (5 new), 6 hospitalizations
40-49 — 442 cases (7 new), 16 hospitalizations, 2 deaths
70-79 — 235 cases (4 new), 48 hospitalizations, 12 deaths
80-plus — 164 cases (3 new), 43 hospitalizations, 25 deaths
Vaccination rates in Gallia County are as follows, according to ODH:
Vaccines started: 11,437 (38.25 percent of the population);
Vaccines completed: 10,357 (34.64 percent of the population).
At the end of last week, Gallipolis City School District confirmed on social media "two student/staff members at Gallia Academy High School and one student/staff member at Washington Elementary have tested positive for COVID." Later, the district posted "one student/staff member at Green Elementary and one student/staff member at Washington Elementary have tested positive for COVID."
According to the 2 p.m. update from ODH, there have been 1,674 total cases (13 new) in Meigs County since the beginning of the pandemic, 88 hospitalizations and 40 deaths. Of the 1,674 cases, 1,517 (11 new) are presumed recovered.
0-19 — 227 cases (3 new), 1 hospitalization
50-59 — 238 cases (1 new), 10 hospitalizations, 1 death
70-79 — 172 cases, 22 hospitalizations, 12 deaths
80-plus — 107 cases, 18 hospitalizations, 20 deaths
Vaccination rates in Meigs County are as follows, according to ODH:
Vaccines started: 8,392 (36.64 percent of the population);
Vaccines completed: 7,633 (33.32 percent of the population).
As of the end of last week, Eastern Local updated it's COVID-19 dashboard to report two active COVID-19 cases in students and one recovered faculty/staff cases.
According to the 10 a.m. update on Monday from DHHR, there have been 2,463 cases of COVID-19, in Mason County (2,358 confirmed cases, 105 probable cases) since the beginning of the pandemic and 40 deaths. Of those, 65 cases (54 confirmed and 11 probable) were newly reported on Monday.
0-4 — 30 confirmed cases, 1 probable case
5-11 — 69 confirmed cases (10 new), 6 probable cases (1 new)
12-15 — 90 confirmed cases (6 new), 4 probable cases
16-20 — 169 confirmed cases (8 new), 7 probable cases (2 new)
21-25 — 180 confirmed cases, 8 probable cases
26-30 — 225 confirmed cases (2 new), 13 probable cases (1 new)
41-50 — 348 confirmed cases (12 new), 23 probable cases (4 new), 1 death
51-60 — 337 confirmed cases (7 new), 11 probable cases (2 new), 2 deaths
61-70 — 283 confirmed cases (2 new), 5 probable cases, 7 deaths
71+ — 247 confirmed cases (3 new), 12 probable cases, 30 deaths
A total of 9,713 people in Mason County have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, which is 36.6 percent of the population, according to DHHR. There have been a total of 17,307 doses administered in Mason County.
Mason County is currently orange on the West Virginia County Alert System.
On Monday, Mason County Schools' COVID-19 Dashboard reported the following current confirmed active cases (includes both staff and students in totals):
Ashton — 22;
Beale — 2;
New Haven — 2;
Point Pleasant Intermediate — 2;
PPJ/SHS — 9;
Wahama — 2;
Hannan Jr/Sr High —3;
Transportation — 2
Total — 44.
According to the 2 p.m. update on Monday from ODH, there have been 3,091 cases in the past 24 hours (21-day average of 3,399), 104 new hospitalizations (21-day average of 137), 19 new ICU admissions (21-day average of 13) and 0 new deaths (21-day average of 12). (Editor's Note: Deaths are reported two days per week)
Vaccination rates in Ohio are as follows, according to ODH:
Vaccines started: 6,055,514 (51.80 percent of the population);
Vaccines completed: 5,594,819 (47.86 percent of the population).
According to the 10 a.m. update on Monday from DHHR, there have been 188,670 total cases since the beginning of the pandemic, with 1,141 reported since Friday. There have been a total of 3,074 deaths due to COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic, with 10 since Friday. There are 16,372 active cases in the state, with a daily positivity rate of 11.77 percent and a cumulative positivity rate of 5.19 percent.
As of Monday, statewide, 1,119,637 West Virginia residents have received at least one dose of the COVID-19 (62.5 percent of the population). A total of 50.8 percent of the population, 911,123 individuals have been fully vaccinated.
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By Kayla (Hawthorne) Dunham
khawthorne@aimmediamidwest.com
Kayla (Hawthorne) Dunham is a staff writer for Ohio Valley Publishing. Reach her at (304) 675-1333, ext. 1992.
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Canyon School Teacher Deborah Colley and Educational Assistant Shelley Tepstra put together the Pincher Creek Canyon Pre-School Christmas Demonstration, which was presented in the school gym on the evening of December 19 to an audience of friends and family.
Close to 30 children from the ages of 3 - 5 performed. They demonstrated their daily routine songs including 'The Weather Song', 'The Snack Song', and 'The Turtle Song' to the great delight of the audience.
The children also performed Jingle Bells and O' Canada with vocals and sign language. One little boy by the name of Cayden turns 4 over the holidays. Mrs. Colley showed everyone the special routine for birthdays in pre-school. He was crowned, presented with his special certificate, and he pulled a special treat from a box filled with various Winnie the Pooh miniatures. He was happy with the Winnie wearing a monkey suit that he received from the box.
Lilyen admitted that she was nervous before the performance, but she did very well once on stage, as did her fellow performers.
After the concert the kids had snack time and posed with their families around the Christmas tree display. The children helped make special peanut and gluten free 'wild butter balls' during class, and were very proud to share their handiwork with their families. It was an excellent way to start off the holidays for the young students.


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Barlett Faculty of the Built Environment - University College London
Уеб сайт: http://www.bartlett.ucl.ac.uk/
Предлага редица стипендии за граждани на Обединеното кралство, както и за граждани на страните членки на ЕС. Стипендиите са насочени към изследователска дейност и проекти. Специалностите: архитектура, строителство и мениджмънт на проекти, планиране и развитие.
Всички университети
Bauhaus-Universität - Weimar, Faculty of Architecture, Urban and Regional Planning
Berlage Institute
Berlin University of the Arts
Bilkent University Faculty of Art, Design and Architecture
Birmingham Institute of Art and Design
Budapest University of Technology and Economics - Faculty of Architecture
Cardiff University - Welsh School of Architecture
Centre for Architectural Design Studies
Chalmers University of Technology - School of Architecture
Czech Technical University in Prague - Faculty of Architecture
Edinburgh College of Art School of Architecture
Eindhoven University of Technology
Estonian Academy of Art
Etnico Metsovio Polytechnio - Athens
Glasgow School of Art - Mackintosh School of Architecture
Helsinki University of Technology Department of Architecture
Huddersfield University School of Art and Design: Architecture
Izmir Institute of Technology - Faculty of Architecture
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For starters, on an average day I have about 700 page views, 600 of them or so being UNIQUE readers. Mainly in the U.S and Australia, however Ifcurvescouldtalk.com is tuned into 94 countries!
Even if you wanna promote your website, the ad space is there to do it!
The $100 would be a better deal if it was more than 4 months, cause $50= 3 months, then people could just buy another add for $50 and have six months.


An interesting insight into the early church views on any Deity for Jesus in a Godhead comes from reading Justin Martyr ca. 165 AD in First Apology who starts by saying Jesus "is the son of the True God, and therefore hold Him second in order, and the Prophetic Spirit the third." (See archives.org link at 17; see page below and press forward button to see page 17.) This begins clearly by distinguishing Jesus from the True God, and holds Him in second honor or rank.
However, the editor's footnote on page 17 says this is the "sacred Trinity in their order," but the editor is wrong. It shows instead a belief in (a) inequality of Jesus to the Father; (b) Justin distinguishes Jesus from the True God; and (c) comparable to Jewish beliefs, regards the Holy Spirit as a weaker manifestation of God and not His full presence ... an influence from God which spoke to the prophets, unlike the voice that spoke aloud to all at Mt. Sinai.
From that point onward, until a suspicious 'two-word' insert (I contend), Justin always appears to be insisting Jesus is the begotten Son of God, distinct from the eternal God and Father -- the only true God -- and that God is known by no other name than the Father.
The proof of tampering is that previously Justin said that in baptism the penitent calls on "God the Father and Lord of all things...we call God by no other name because we have not any appellation for the ineffable majesty of God that can explain His nature." Id., at LXXX on page 76. Why would Justin say God the Father is uniquely God, and we can call God by no other name than Father, and then say the Son is God. Two words ("is God") are all that modify this line to fit 381AD-Trinitarian concepts which came 2 centuries later, causing a mismatch to Justin's otherwise non-Trinitarian and anti-381AD-Trinitarian analysis. How did this happen?
From letters of Jerome, we now know that Jerome deliberately felt free to change earlier commentaries from the early church to insert the 381AD version of trinitarian doctrine so as to make it appear to have a longer history than it did -- its recentness in the 400s proving always to be an embarrassment. Also, Jerome excoriated Rufus when he did not correct Origen's alleged errors on the Trinity when Rufus was copying them. From this accusation, it is clear that by the 400s a copyist could no longer copy Word for Word, but had to correct any view that Jesus was a human being indwelled by God, and had to rework it until it said Jesus was God the son. Otherwise the copyist was a heretic, subject to banishment and execution. Hence, there is no early church quote that you can rely upon as a trinitarian as this systematic rewrite impedes the ability to take any of these early records as valid whenever they discuss the nature of Christ, and affirm a deity of Christ rather than divinity (God's dwelling within) of Christ.


It would be great to have support for AVR XMEGA, too. There already is a project to make Arduino support at [https://github.com/Xmegaduino/Xmegaduino], so maybe PlatformIO support is not that difficult. I might take a stab at it myself if I get the time.
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Честертон () — фамилия.
 Честертон, Гилберт Кит (1874—1936) — английский христианский мыслитель, журналист и писатель конца XIX — начала XX веков.
 Че́стертон, Мэ́ри Э́йлин (более известная как Клаудия Дженнингс; 1949—1979) — американская фотомодель и актриса.

Вымышленные персонажи
 Иэн Честертон — герой британского научно-фантастического сериала «Доктор Кто», сыгранный Уилльямом Расселлом.


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Q: Spring JdbcTemplate query parameters type error: Invalid column type I use Spring Jdbc Template that way:
public List<User> getUsersForGrid(int rows, int page, String sidx,
        String sord) {

    int fromRecord = 0;
    int toRecord = 0;
    toRecord = page * rows;
    fromRecord = (page - 1) * rows;

    StringBuilder sqlB = new StringBuilder();
    sqlB.append("SELECT user_id, username ");
    sqlB.append("FROM users ");
    sqlB.append("WHERE :fromRecord <= rownum AND rownum <= :toRecord ");
    sqlB.append("ORDER BY %s %s ");

    String sql = String.format(sqlB.toString(), sidx, sord);

    MapSqlParameterSource params = new MapSqlParameterSource();
    params.addValue("fromRecord", fromRecord);
    params.addValue("toRecord", toRecord);

    List<Map<String, Object>> rsRows = this.jdbcTemplate.queryForList(sql
            .toString(),params);

    List<User> users = new ArrayList<User>();
    for (Map<String, Object> row : rsRows) {
        BigDecimal id = (BigDecimal) row.get("user_id");
        String username = (String) row.get("username");

        User user = new User(id.intValue(), username);
        users.add(user);
    }

    return users;
}

and get  java.sql.SQLException: Invalid column type
sidx is column nate("user_id" for example) sord is asc/desc
When pass no params(execute only
        sql.append("SELECT user_id, username ");
        sql.append("FROM users ");

) everything is OK.
Update: Works with:
sqlB.append("WHERE ? <= rownum AND rownum <= ? ");

and
this.jdbcTemplate.queryForList(sql.toString(),new Object[]{fromRecord, toRecord});

Seems like problem with Spring MapSqlParameterSource and named parameters. I use Spring 3.1.3
DB is Oracle 11.2
describe users;
Name                           Null     Type
------------------------------ -------- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
USER_ID                        NOT NULL NUMBER
USERNAME                       NOT NULL VARCHAR2(40)
PASSWORD                       NOT NULL VARCHAR2(20)
ENABLED                        NOT NULL NUMBER

A: I think the problem is with your order by clause,
you are trying to dynamically change your order by clause.
Just try
    StringBuilder sql = new StringBuilder();
    sql.append("SELECT user_id, username ");
    sql.append("FROM users ");
    sql.append("WHERE :fromRecord <= rownum AND rownum <= :toRecord ");
    sql.append("ORDER BY user_id asc ");

    MapSqlParameterSource params = new MapSqlParameterSource();
    params.addValue("fromRecord", fromRecord);
    params.addValue("toRecord", toRecord);

If the above works, then instead of using the MapSqlParameterSource for changing the order by clause use something like
    StringBuilder sql = new StringBuilder();
    sql.append("SELECT user_id, username ");
    sql.append("FROM users ");
    sql.append("WHERE :fromRecord <= rownum AND rownum <= :toRecord ");
    sql.append("ORDER BY %s %s ");

    //Format the sql string accordingly

MapSqlParameterSource params = new MapSqlParameterSource();
params.addValue("fromRecord", fromRecord, Types.INTEGER);
params.addValue("toRecord", toRecord, Types.INTEGER);

Hope it helps.

A: try this
List<Map> rows = getJdbcTemplate().queryForList(sql);
    for (Map row : rows) {
           BigDecimal id = (BigDecimal) row.get("user_id");
            String username = (String) row.get("username");
            User user = new User(id.intValue(), username);
            users.add(user);
}

ok try
MapSqlParameterSource namedParameters = new MapSqlParameterSource();
namedParameters.addValue("fromRecord", fromRecord);
namedParameters.addValue("toRecord", toRecord);
namedParameters.addValue("sidx", sidx);
namedParameters.addValue("sord", sord);
return this.getNamedParameterJdbcTemplate().query(query,
            namedParameters, new UserElementMapper());

public class UserMapper implements RowMapper<User> {

public EmailElement mapRow(ResultSet rs, int rowNum) throws SQLException {
    User user = new User();
    emailElement.setID(rs.getInt("user_id"));
    emailElement.setUsernameo(rs.getString("username"));
    return user;
}

}


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Created: 19 January 2022 | Last Updated: 19 January 2022 | Written by Judith Pfeffer | Hits: 1367
Entrance at new AHS, November 2021.
UPDATED Jan. 18: The first wings of the new high school are to open after February break, followed by phase 2 of construction soon after.
To prepare, a second virtual community forum is set for 7 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25. Access the forum here >>
Replays of the first forum, in December, are available below (scroll down) and on the project's website >> The January forum will cover new information and additional details, including:
What families and students can expect when moving into the new buildings;
A preview of what phase 2 construction will entail; and
Ample time for questions -- which you can submit here >>
Both forums are available in six languages: English, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese and American Sign Language.
ACMi will broadcast the forums live on the Government Channel (Comcast ch. 22, RCN ch. 614, Verizon ch. 26) and recordings will be posted on the AHS project website at www.ahsbuilding.org.
Reported in December
The complete reconstruction of Arlington High School continues on time and slightly under budget, said Jeff Thielman, who led an hourlong community forum and livestream presentation Wednesday, Dec. 15. "This is a very exciting time for Arlington," said Thielman, chairman of the AHS Building Committee.
See the construction photo gallery >>
The initial planning effort for a new high school began in 2014, and the building committee formed in 2016. The town voted in 2019 to spend $291.4 million to rebuild on the existing AHS site just west of Arlington Center.
The next important milestones are to begin early next year, with the final touches due in spring 2025 with installation of synthetic turf on the fields. Hardier than grass, it will allow for extended athletic seasons, officials say.
Movement in February
Much of note will happen in February. The last day before the instructional break, Feb. 18, the school will release students from campus at 11:30 a.m. While the students are on break, the adults will make moves from the old building to the new. That will allow many classes to meet for the first time in the new performing-arts wing and in the STEAM wing (science, technology, engineering, arts and mathematics). Instruction that first day back, Feb. 28, will be on "delayed start" and commence at 11:30 a.m.
Watch the Dec. 20 forum for abutters broadcast by ACMi:
Principal Architect Lori Cowles of HMFH showed photographs of and described as "stunning" the look for the STEAM wing, including its 17 new science rooms on the upper three floors – "beautiful, highly functional science rooms for the future," she said.
Other parts of the performing arts wing (i.e., band and chorus rooms) are expected to be open Feb 28.
The only part of Phase 1 construction (begun in November 2020) yet to be done before spring is the auditorium, set for completion in April. It "is looking wonderful," AHS Principal Matthew Janger said.
Phase 2 construction
Then Phase 2 construction, expected to begin in March, the creation of the humanities wing, central spine, media center, the learning courtyard, district offices and Menotomy Preschool. That phase is expected to be complete in September 2023.
Phase 2 also means tearing down the old buildings. Of necessity, this will take place during daylight hours, often starting as early at 7 a.m., but mitigation measures are in place as to noise and air quality, Janger said.
Teachers will adjust to the fact that during this period, more travel time between classes may be needed -- and will also be sensitive to students' mental health needs.
"We know that change is difficult" for everyone, Janger said. The key is his staff "being alert to the challenges" especially for teens often already under emotional stress from the ongoing pandemic. Pacing of schoolwork will be done with reasonable expectations of students. "We will make adjustments as we go."
As far as getting from place to place, he said students will be continually reminded that their goal is to "go directly from one class to the next" rather than lingering in hallways in between.
Winchester High experience
John LaMarre, senior project manager , said that his construction company, Consligi, has previous experience with the new Winchester High School.
"We can harmoniously work and build a building, and students can productively learn" at the same time, he said. He said demolition likely will begin in mid-March and could take about six weeks. Air quality is already being tested at least monthly by a third party, and "all of the readings have been coming in fine," he said.
Janger agreed that "Air quality in the school is not degraded." However, parents whose children have longstanding ongoing respiratory issues are welcome to share relevant diagnostic information with school health officials.
Air-conditioning will be provided in rooms near the demolition and facing new construction, said Assistant Principal William McCarthy. New wings of the school will have AC, filtration and ultraviolet light treatment.
AHS alumni and others who want to tour the original campus before demolition begins are urged to contact McCarthy as soon as possible; tours could begin as soon as this weekend.
At the end of the presentation, Superintendent Liz Homan moderated a 20- to 30-minute Q&A. Some questions were sent in advance; others were submitted via the chat during the presentation.
About 70 people "attended" the livestream about the reconstruction at the high school, divided roughly equally between those who heard the English-language version and those who heard it translated into other languages.
Watch the Dec. 15 forum broadcast by ACMi:
Second forum Jan. 25
Another online forum on the construction is planned for Jan. 25. Meanwhile, for ongoing information, including graphics and photographs:
visit this website >>
go to this social media page >>
write to this email address: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
February 2020 to present: Weekly update about AHS construction
This news announcement was published Monday, Dec. 6, 2021, and converted to a news summary by YourArlington freelancer Judith Pfeffer on Dec. 16. It was updated Dec. 17, to add the attendance as well as an ACMi video window. It uas updated again Dec. 22, to add a video window the forum for abutters, as well as on Jan. 18.


Kimberly Wetzel grew up in rural North Dakota and moved to Minneapolis, where she currently resides, to receive her Bachelor of Fine Arts in Painting in 2017. She creates work addressing her personal experiences of continual change, feeling unstable while searching for familiarity. Her work explores shifting states of consciousness, how memory dictates the present, and the flux of an overwhelmed mind.
Seeking a mixture of gestural abstraction and representation, she creates work that leaves room for the viewer to engage with the formal and material qualities of the painting first before an image appears.
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