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Auvers-sur-Oise is een gemeente in Frankrijk. Het dorp ligt aan de rivier de Oise, op 27 kilometer van Parijs. Het heeft vooral bekendheid gekregen omdat een groot aantal wereldberoemde impressionistische kunstenaars er een deel van hun leven heeft doorgebracht. De meest sprekende namen zijn Daubigny, Cézanne, Corneille en Van Gogh. Dokter Paul Gachet woonde hier ook.

Van Gogh verbleef er maar een zeer korte periode, maar was er op artistiek vlak uitzonderlijk productief. Hij maakte er niet minder dan 70 schilderijen waarvan sommige tot de belangrijkste van zijn hele oeuvre worden gerekend. Vincent en zijn broer Theo liggen allebei  op de begraafplaats van Auvers-sur-Oise begraven. In de Auberge Ravoux is een klein museum ingericht.

Er liggen twee spoorwegstations: Auvers-sur-Oise en Chaponval.

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Onderstaande figuur toont het verloop van het inwonertal, bron: INSEE-tellingen.

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 Vincent van Gogh 1853-1890, Nederlands kunstschilder
 Paul Gachet 1828-1909, arts
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October 15, 2015 -- Ready for an astonishing business class sale to London and Europe with roundtrip tickets through August, 2016, for as little as $1,566 from the East and $1,616 roundtrip from the West Coast? The same sale has business class travel to European destinations over London as low as $1,950 roundtrip.
For the record, this morning British Airways announced a promotion slashing roundtrip business class fares to London to $2,015. You can fly through August at that price so long as you book your tickets by the end of the day tomorrow, October 16. As I was playing around with the fascinating BA pricing tool to check availability, however, I came across even better fares.
How about all-inclusive prices as low as $1,616 roundtrip from Los Angeles and $1,611 from San Francisco? And this is not just a short-term Thanksgiving and Christmas/New Year price. This is for many dates in November through the end of next August.
+ Tampa is as low as $1,566 roundtrip.
+ New York/Kennedy and Newark departures are as low as $1,605 roundtrip.
+ It's as low as $1,611 roundtrip from Baltimore-Washington, Austin, Chicago, Dallas/Fort Worth, Houston, Miami, Phoenix, San Diego or Washington/Dulles.
Unfortunately, this sale does not extend to Canada. Sorry, guys. And BA's pricing tool only seems to extend to its gateways. If BA isn't serving your city, you'll have to buy a separate ticket and self-connect.
Otherwise, the restrictions seem incredibly simple. A seven-day minimum stay seems to be the sweet spot for the absolute lowest fares. But I am seeing good prices for stays as brief as three days and as much as 14 days. It seems that the key to these fares, which are coded I class, is a Sunday-night stay. Fares are nonrefundable, of course, but changeable for a $500 fee.
+ As low as $1,533 roundtrip from Chicago to Barcelona on several days in May with slightly higher prices other days.
+ As low as $1,938 roundtrip from New York to Rome next summer with slightly higher fares late this fall and winter.
+ As low as $2,018 roundtrip between LAX and Paris.
+ As low as $2,008 roundtrip from DFW to Athens.
+ As low as $1,991 roundtrip form Houston to Copenhagen.
I don't know what this is about competitively or whether other carriers are matching across the board. However, some JoeSentMe members who are fare hunting via Kayak.com report they are getting matching fares. One even found a sub-$1,700 roundtrip next summer with an open jaw. Another member reports Delta via telephone is matching the fares. The original BA sale, by the way, includes seats on American's Europe flights, Iberia and BA's boutique carrier OpenSkies.
Want still another wrinkle? British Airways and AARP have a partnership that allows you to save $400 on a business class ticket. That discount is "stacking," so that'll knock another $400 off your fare if you are an AARP member. To get that additional discount, you must start at this URL and, of course, be an AARP member.
And one more? The Oneworld Alliance is currently running a massive bonus-miles promotion. Since these low fares seem to be booking in I class, the prices qualify for 25,000-point Avios bonuses or 25,000-mile American Advantage bonuses. (See here for the AAdvantage offer. The BA promotion is here.) The miles/points bonuses are valid on travel until January 31.
And if your head's not reeling yet, here's one more. First class seats are also on sale, some as cheap as $3,000 roundtrip. The deals are more sporadic in first, however, so hunt around assiduously if you are committed to flying at the absolute pointy end of the plane.
It's not often I can say something is better than an airline claims, but this is remarkable. Move on these fares if you can. And do let me know what you scored.
And remember: So far as we know now, tickets must be booked by the end of the day Friday, October 16, at 11:59 p.m. ET.
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Open The Great Blog Caroling Songbook!
Select the name of the Blog, person or carol to sing along.
This year Mr. Maven has asked to join Blog Caroling. His favorite carol is Chuck Berry's Run Run Rudolph found here on YouTube. I think he has the Christmas Spirit.
DearMYRTLE's contribution to footnoteMaven's Tradition of Blog Caroling 2014 includes the thought: "...and become as little children..." Pat Richley Erickson directs us to the video of PS22 school children singing." All little children.
Dawn Kogutkiewicz tells us she posted the same song as Dear Myrt along with her Christmas wish for peace.
Heather Wilkinson Rojo at Nutfield Genealogy is singing, "Over the River and Through the Woods."Thanks for hosting Blog Caroling again this year, FM!" It's my pleasure Heather.
Bill West, of West in New England, shares my penchant for the Wexford Carol. Yes, Bill, my dear friend, "Great Minds."
Denise Olson, AKA Moultrie Creek, says it looks like we've got a long cold winter ahead of us so this year she chose I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm as my contribution to fM's caroling festivities. And we send you some extra love Denise, just in case you need it. Merry Christmas from us all!
Jennifer of Irish Eyes, writes - "Dear footnoteMaven, So very glad to see your tradition of Blog Carolling again this year. Hoping all is well with you. I posted my blog carol this past Saturday, but would be honoured to be included among those carolling along with you. Happy Christmas to you and yours!" The honor is all ours Love! Listen to her carol here.
Janet Iles, Janet the Reseacher, selected Candelight Carol. It is a contemporary carol. I agree Janet, it's so difficult to pick a favorite. I love listening to all of you.
Cheri Hudson Passey, Carolina Girl Genealogy, directs us to a family tradition and now a blog caroling tradition. Only one more sleep till Christmas.
Kristin of Finding Eliza's carol for this year is Silent Night by Sweet Honey in the Rock. And it gives you a great deal to contemplate. Peace on Earth, Kristin.
Lorine McGinnis Schulze, of Olive Tree Genealogy says, "Here is my carol - it is the first Canadian Christmas Carol and it's beautiful. Sung in the Huron native american language, then French, then English. First Canadian Christmas Carol." I LOVE this!
Eileen Souza at Old Bones Genealogy, carols her favorite Mary's Boy Child. So beautiful, Eileen!
Ginger Farnsworth - I am not a blogger but so want to join the caroling. I've just posted this one on my Facebook page and am dedicating it this year to all of the animal rescue volunteers in our area. It is a favorite of mine. Ginger is a Facebook friend and you can find her favorite right here on YouTube.
Ah, the beautiful Gini of Ginisology, celebrates her heritage - "My all time favorite each and every year for your Blog Caroling is Silent Night in German over at Ginisology ~ Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to you all" Merry Christmas to you and yours, Gini.
Vickie of Be Not Forgot has a most interesting post for Blog Caroling. "God Didn't Choose Sides goes back 150 years . . . and includes three Christmas songs . . ."
Amanda Pape at ABT UNK - one of my favorite carols is "Emmanuel" - Merry Christmas, everyone! A Very Merry Christmas, Amanda. This was absolutely beautiful.
Lisa Gorrell of My Trails Into The Past, carols The Twelve Days of Christmas! I love the carol, but never get those twelve days just right. Maybe next year.
Liv Taylor-Harris, of Claiming Kin, says, "Thanks Footnote Maven for hosting another wonderful year of blog caroling!" And thank you Liv for caroling your fun childhood favorite, Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer.
M. Diane Rogers of Canada Genealogy tells us, I know I'm really late joining the carollers, but I am singing 'All I Want for Christmas'. You didn't honestly think we'd start without you!
Oh, leave it to our favorite legal eagle, Judy G. Russell to be unable to resist, You're A Mean One Mr. Grinch. So out of character. Or is it. Judy is after all a good friend of the Monkster.
Facebook friend, Kim E Dolce tells us" I'm in the choir at church. We sing a lot of traditional carols, but I've never sung this one, which I love: The Cherry-Tree Carol found here on YouTube.
A faithful Blog Caroler, and good friend, Fran Langley Ellsworth of Branching Out Through The Years has chosen a modern carol, Mary Did You Know. A personal favorite.
Peggy Clemens Lauritzen has fallen in love with this version of O Come Emmanuel featuring the Piano Guys. I love it too Peggy.
Susan Clark says, "No blogging this year, but Odetta is singing me through the season." So reminds me of you Susan. Rise Up Shepard.
Reflections From The Fence and the amazing Carol A. Bowen Stevens brings us a fourpeat. Love it just as much this year. The Little Drummer Boy.
Deborah Hart Stock, our own over-achiever gives us The 50 Best Versions Of "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas." And we certainly are!
Now this is absolutely amazing, from Denise Anderson-Decina her favorite from Pentatonix, Carol of the Bells.
Georgia Genealogist is also in love with Pentatonix and has chosen The Little Drummer Boy, as you've never heard it before. Yvonne, perfect!
Kim Cotton isn't seeing visions of sugar plums as she Blog Carols. No, she's seeing soup. The weekly Noon Pacific mixtape.
Sherry Stocking Kline, The Family Tree Writer, is caroling "Baby It's Cold Outside." And yes it is, Sherry. Bet the smile on your Mom's face is warming the room up though.
Joy To The World, from Tina Sansone brings to a close this year's Blog Caroling.
To Blog Carol I have selected probably the best known of Irish Christmas songs (and my very favorite carol), "The Wexford Carol." The Wexford Carol has roots reaching back to twelfth century Ireland, traceable to the proximity of the County and town of Wexford. The Wexford Carol was included in The Oxford Book of Carols and tells the story of the birth of Christ.
Please sing along with this beautiful rendition; YoYo Ma and Allison Krauss performing The Wexford Carol.
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Talk:Political parties of Canada
Wow, this presented really badly. Why not just use headers and bullets and stuff? Right now as it is if someone wants to add a few paragraphs on a party, they have to cram it into a table. Also, what's with the really bad writing? Not French, not English, just gibberish. Well, I fixed some, at least. ħuman 02:39, 20 May 2009 (UTC)
I'm not really tied to the Conservative Party one, but it doesn't make sense now. Grammatical or otherwise. --Kels 04:17, 20 May 2009 (UTC)
Hey, I made a minor edit to 'conservative party' to improve readability. No issues with the content. Hope its kosher.Dorianin (talk) 02:04, 8 November 2012 (UTC)
Conservative/PC[edit]
Okay, this doesn't make sense to me. "It's OK to be confused with the Progressive Conservative Party (The federal one, not the provincial one), which was effectively devoured by the Social Credit Reform Canadian Alliance Party, which is essentially the same party later on." First of all, I don't get the "It's OK to be confused" part, since the former Reform Party did change the party name and all from PC to Conservative. The "essentially the same party" bit doesn't make sense either, since it was a drastically changed party after the takeover. Any thoughts? --Kels 04:49, 20 May 2009 (UTC)
Uh...it's no better now. The Canadian Alliance, which was a rebranding of the Reform Party, which in turn was a rebranding of the SoCreds in Alberta, took over the federal Progressive Conservatives when they were down on their luck. The way it's worded now makes it look like they were all victims of being swallowed up when it was only the PC's in reality. --Kels 05:13, 20 May 2009 (UTC)
If Kxxxx wrote it, feel free to overwrite. His English/Canadian is at best a seventh language. ħuman 05:35, 20 May 2009 (UTC)
Party Size Overhaul?[edit]
The page for parties in the UK separates parties with more seats from parties with fewer seats, but the definition of large and small parties here just seems to be whether it has seats or not. Maybe it'd be a good idea to put the Green Party and PPC into a new minor parties section? KGlife (talk) 21:15, 18 September 2019 (UTC)
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Битва при Андросі – морська битва у Егейському морі між флотами македонського та єгипетського царів, котра, ймовірно, відбулась у 246/245 р. до н.е.

До наших часів дійшли дуже обмежені відомості про битву. Юстин у своїй епітомі Помпея Трога повідомляє про перемогу Антигона над Софроном у морському бою при Андросі. А Плутарх в життєписі Пелопіда пише, як хтось зауважив старому Антигону перед битвою при Андросі щодо значної чисельної переваги супротивника,  на що отримав відповідь «а мене одного за скільки кораблів ти маєш?» (втім, таку саме історію він подає в одній із «Моралій», проте приписуючи її подіям битви при Косі).

Нарешті, Діоген Лаертський в життєписі філософа Аркесілая (помер у 241 р. до н.е.) оповідає, як після «морської перемоги» багато афінян почали приходити до Антигона та поздоровляти його. Втім, це свідчення не містить вказівки на місце подій, а тому може стосуватись як битви при Косі, так і при Андросі.

Повідомлення Юстина відноситься до тієї ж книги твора Трога, яка починається з Третьої Сирійської війни та завершується смертю Селевка III, тобто охоплює події 246-223 років до н.е. Таким чином, згаданий у ній Антигон може бути або македонським царем Антигоном II Гонатом, котрий помер біля 239 р. до н.е. у віці понад 80 років, або Антигоном III Досоном, який правив у 229-220 рр. до н.е. та помер у віці 42 років. Оскільки Плутарх називає переможця при Андросі «старим», дослідники схилились до думки про його тотожність саме із Антигоном ІІ.

З іншого боку, відомо, що на початку Третьої Сирійської війни управитель Ефеса (в Іонії на східному узбережжі Егейського моря) Софрон підняв повстання проти сирійського царства Селевкідів та перейшов на сторону царя Єгипта Птолемея III. Ймовірно, після цього саме він командував єгипетською ескадрою, висланою до Кікладського архіпелагу (на останньому у першій половині 240-х років до н.е. зафіксовано посилення активності Птолемеїв).

Нарешті, у тій же першій половині 240-х р. до н.е. важливий для Македонії Коринф перебував в руках повсталого родича царя Александра, після смерті якого перейшов до його удови Нікеї. Як наслідок, активізація єгиптян на Кікладах могла бути пов'язаною із цим повстанням (Птолемеї традиційно допомагали у Греції противникам Македонії). Біля 245 р. до н.е. Нікея ввійшла у спілку з Антигом Гонатом, котрий таким чином отримав Коринф назад, щоб втратити його у 243 р. до н.е. внаслідок атаки Ахейського союза.

Враховуючи сказане вище, поширеною є позиція щодо датування битви при Андросі 246/245 рр. до н.е. Її причиною могло стати втручання єгиптян з метою підтримки повсталого Коринфа, а перемога македонян, в свою чергу, могла сприяти рішенню Нікеї укласти угоду з Антигоном.

За іншою версією, битва при Андросі мала статись вже після відновлення македонської влади над Коринфом, що призвело б до підсилення флоту Антигона та могло спонукати виступити проти Птолемея (Коринф був важливим кораблебудівельним центром і морською базою – відомо, що у 243 р. до н.е. при його взятті ахейцями їм дісталась тут македонська ескадра з 25 кораблів).

Вважається, що запроваджені Антигоном на Делосі святкування Сотерій та Паней можуть бути пов'язані саме з відзначанням андроської перемоги.

Варто також зауважити відносно спроб окремих дослідників ототожнити битви при Косі та Андросі, базуючись на розказаних Плутархом однакових історіях з висловами Антигона.

Згідно фрагментарно збереженому папірусу pHaun 6, у цій битві брав участь Птолемей Андромахів. Його вважають позашлюбним сином Птолемея II від його коханки Білістихи. За однією з версій, Птолемей отримав своє прізвисько за те, що відзначився під час битви. За іншою версією, це було глузливе прізвисько за програну битву. Також, існує версія, що це не прізвисько, а патронім і Андромахом звали його вітчима, чоловіка Білістихи.

Див. також
 Третя Сирійська війна
 Битва при Косі
 Боротьба Птолемея I за узбережжя Малої Азії
 Боротьба Птолемеїв за південно-західну Егеїду
 Боротьба Птолемеїв за північно-східну Егеїду

Примітки

Джерела
 Юстин, «Епітома твора Помпея Трога «Філіппова історія»
 Плутарх, «Порівняльні життєписи. Пелопід»

Андрос
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View Co-host Meghan McCain and CNN's Chris Cuomo Clash Over Jim Acosta's Career
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Posted: Jan 24, 2019 3:30 PM
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Editor's Note: This piece was authored by Townhall intern Ian Snively.
"There are people like Jim Acosta that make me want to change the channel," The View co-host Meghan McCain said on air Thursday about the CNN journalist.
McCain got in a heated debate during the program with CNN television host Chris Cuomo, who reacted to a clip from Fox and Friends interviewing White House press secretary Sarah Sanders on Wednesday.
"What is this, hate Jim @acosta day?" pic.twitter.com/TMOwFR6UY8
— David Rutz (@DavidRutz) January 24, 2019
"We're in the business of getting information to the American people," said Sanders. "Not making stars out of people who want to become contributors on CNN."
When asked for a response, Cuomo had nothing nice to say about Sanders or the people at Fox and Friends.
"I'm sure that clip left out the vigorous questioning by the people on the couch of her," Cuomo said sarcastically. "Now obviously, I'm being facetious, they didn't say anything and that's why she goes on Fox News because she gets a pass. The administration favors that place because it's the mothership."
McCain asked Cuomo if anchors should make clear when they're stating facts and opinions and if they should, "know the difference between journalists and opinion makers." She also pointed out how the Trump administration contributed greatly to the careers of people at CNN.
"I don't think they [reporters] should want to be TV stars at the same time," she said, responding to The View co-host Joy Behar, who asked if reporters should be able to call out lies that could be made by the White House.
Cuomo said that Acosta's work is "not a popular job," because his job involves, "demanding accountability from power."
Abby Huntsman, another co-host of The View, began referencing a moment when Cuomo corrected Acosta.
Behar then interrupted.
"What is this, hate Jim Acosta day?" she asked.
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2. The purpose of this section is to give the buyer's family, household and guests the benefit of the same warranty which the buyer received in the contract of sale, thereby freeing any such beneficiaries from any technical rules as to "privity." It seeks to accomplish this purpose without any derogation of any right or remedy resting on negligence. It rests primarily upon the merchant-seller's warranty under this Article that the goods sold are merchantable and fit for the ordinary purposes for which such goods are used rather than the warranty of fitness for a particular purpose. Implicit in the section is that any beneficiary of a warranty may bring a direct action for breach of warranty against the seller whose warranty extends to him.
3. This section expressly includes as beneficiaries within its provisions the family, household, and guests of the purchaser. Beyond this, the section is neutral and is not intended to enlarge or restrict the developing case law on whether the seller's warranties, given to his buyer who resells, extend to other persons in the distributive chain.
400.2-315. Implied warranty–fitness for particular purpose
Where the seller at the time of contracting has reason to know any particular purpose for which the goods are required and that the buyer is relying on the seller's skill or judgment to select or furnish suitable goods there is unless excluded or modified under section 400.2-316 an implied warranty that the goods shall be fit for such purpose.
Prior Uniform Statutory Provision: Section 15(1), (4), (5), Uniform Sales Act.
Changes: Rewritten.
Purposes of Changes:
1. Whether or not this warranty arises in any individual case is basically a question of fact to be determined by the circumstances of the contracting. Under this section the buyer need not bring home to the seller actual knowledge of the particular purpose for which the goods are intended or of his reliance on the seller's skill and judgment, if the circumstances are such that the seller has reason to realize the purpose intended or that the reliance exists. The buyer, of course, must actually be relying on the seller.
2. A "particular purpose" differs from the ordinary purpose for which the goods are used in that it envisages a specific use by the buyer which is peculiar to the nature of his business whereas the ordinary purposes for which goods are used are those envisaged in the concept of merchantability and go to uses which are customarily made of the goods in question. For example, shoes are generally used for the purpose of walking upon ordinary ground, but a seller may know that a particular pair was selected to be used for climbing mountains.
A contract may of course include both a warranty of merchantability and one of fitness for a particular purpose.
The provisions of this Article on the cumulation and conflict of express and implied warranties must be considered on the question of inconsistency between or among warranties. In such a case any question of fact as to which warranty was intended by the parties to apply must be resolved in favor of the warranty of fitness for particular purpose as against all other warranties except where the buyer has taken upon himself the responsibility of furnishing the technical specifications.
3. In connection with the warranty of fitness for a particular purpose the provisions of this Article on the allocation or division of risks are particularly applicable in any transaction in which the purpose for which the goods are to be used combines requirements both as to the quality of the goods themselves and compliance with certain laws or regulations. How the risks are divided is a question of fact to be determined, where not expressly contained in the agreement, from the circumstances of contracting, usage of trade, course of performance and the like, matters which may constitute the "otherwise agreement" of the parties by which they may divide the risk or burden.
4. The absence from this section of the language used in the Uniform Sales Act in referring to the seller, "whether he be the grower or manufacturer or not," is not intended to impose any requirement that the seller be a grower or manufacturer. Although normally the warranty will arise only where the seller is a merchant with the appropriate "skill or judgment," it can arise as to nonmerchants where this is justified by the particular circumstances.
5. The elimination of the "patent or other trade name" exception constitutes the major extension of the warranty of fitness which has been made by the cases and continued in this Article. Under the present section the existence of a patent or other trade name and the designation of the article by that name, or indeed in any other definite manner, is only one of the facts to be considered on the question of whether the buyer actually relied on the seller, but it is not of itself decisive of the issue. If the buyer himself is insisting on a particular brand he is not relying on the seller's skill and judgment and so no warranty results. But the mere fact that the article purchased has a particular patent or trade name is not sufficient to indicate nonreliance if the article has been recommended by the seller as adequate for the buyer's purposes.
6. The specific reference forward in the present section to the following section on exclusion or modification of warranties is to call attention to the possibility of eliminating the warranty in any given case. However it must be noted that under the following section the warranty of fitness for a particular purpose must be excluded or modified by a conspicuous writing.
400.2-314. Implied warranty–merchantability–usage of trade
(1) Unless excluded or modified (section 400.2-316), a warranty that the goods shall be merchantable is implied in a contract for their sale if the seller is a merchant with respect to goods of that kind. Under this section the serving for value of food or drink to be consumed either on the premises or elsewhere is a sale.
(2) Goods to be merchantable must be at least such as
(a) pass without objection in the trade under the contract description; and
(b) in the case of fungible goods, are of fair average quality within the description; and
(c) are fit for the ordinary purposes for which such goods are used; and
(d) run, within the variations permitted by the agreement, of even kind, quality and quantity within each unit and among all units involved; and
(e) are adequately contained, packaged, and labeled as the agreement may require; and
(f) conform to the promises or affirmations of fact made on the container or label if any.
(3) Unless excluded or modified (section 400.2-316) other implied warranties may arise from course of dealing or usage of trade.
Prior Uniform Statutory Provision: Section 15(2), Uniform Sales Act.
Changes: Completely rewritten.
Purposes of Changes: This section, drawn in view of the steadily developing case law on the subject, is intended to make it clear that:
1. The seller's obligation applies to present sales as well as to contracts to sell subject to the effects of any examination of specific goods. (Subsection (2) of Section 2-316). Also, the warranty of merchantability applies to sales for use as well as to sales for resale.
2. The question when the warranty is imposed turns basically on the meaning of the terms of the agreement as recognized in the trade. Goods delivered under an agreement made by a merchant in a given line of trade must be of a quality comparable to that generally acceptable in that line of trade under the description or other designation of the goods used in the agreement. The responsibility imposed rests on any merchant-seller, and the absence of the words "grower or manufacturer or not" which appeared in Section 15(2) of the Uniform Sales Act does not restrict the applicability of this section.
3. A specific designation of goods by the buyer does not exclude the seller's obligation that they be fit for the general purposes appropriate to such goods. A contract for the sale of second-hand goods, however, involves only such obligation as is appropriate to such goods for that is their contract description. A person making an isolated sale of goods is not a "merchant" within the meaning of the full scope of this section and, thus, no warranty of merchantability would apply. His knowledge of any defects not apparent on inspection would, however, without need for express agreement and in keeping with the underlying reason of the present section and the provisions on good faith, impose an obligation that known material but hidden defects be fully disclosed.
4. Although a seller may not be a "merchant" as to the goods in question, if he states generally that they are "guaranteed" the provisions of this section may furnish a guide to the content of the resulting express warranty. This has particular significance in the case of second-hand sales, and has further significance in limiting the effect of fine-print disclaimer clauses where their effect would be inconsistent with large-print assertions of "guarantee".
5. The second sentence of subsection (1) covers the warranty with respect to food and drink. Serving food or drink for value is a sale, whether to be consumed on the premises or elsewhere. Cases to the contrary are rejected. The principal warranty is that stated in subsections (1) and (2)(c) of this section.
6. Subsection (2) does not purport to exhaust the meaning of "merchantable" nor to negate any of its attributes not specifically mentioned in the text of the statute, but arising by usage of trade or through case law. The language used is "must be at least such as . . .," and the intention is to leave open other possible attributes of merchantability.
7. Paragraphs (a) and (b) of subsection (2) are to be read together. Both refer, as indicated above, to the standards of that line of the trade which fits the transaction and the seller's business. "Fair average" is a term directly appropriate to agricultural bulk products and means goods centering around the middle belt of quality, not the least or the worst that can be understood in the particular trade by the designation, but such as can pass "without objection." Of course a fair percentage of the least is permissible but the goods are not "fair average" if they are all of the least or worst quality possible under the description. In cases of doubt as to what quality is intended, the price at which a merchant closes a contract is an excellent index of the nature and scope of his obligation under the present section.
8. Fitness for the ordinary purposes for which goods of the type are used is a fundamental concept of the present section and is covered in paragraph (c). As stated above, merchantability is also a part of the obligation owing to the purchaser for use. Correspondingly, protection, under this aspect of the warranty, of the person buying for resale to the ultimate consumer is equally necessary, and merchantable goods must therefore be "honestly" resalable in the normal course of business because they are what they purport to be.
9. Paragraph (d) on evenness of kind, quality and quantity follows case law. But precautionary language has been added as a reminder of the frequent usages of trade which permit substantial variations both with and without an allowance or an obligation to replace the varying units.
10. Paragraph (e) applies only where the nature of the goods and of the transaction require a certain type of container, package or label. Paragraph (f) applies, on the other hand, wherever there is a label or container on which representations are made, even though the original contract, either by express terms or usage of trade, may not have required either the labelling or the representation. This follows from the general obligation of good faith which requires that a buyer should not be placed in the position of reselling or using goods delivered under false representations appearing on the package or container. No problem of extra consideration arises in this connection since, under this Article, an obligation is imposed by the original contract not to deliver mislabeled articles, and the obligation is imposed where mercantile good faith so requires and without reference to the doctrine of consideration.
11. Exclusion or modification of the warranty of merchantability, or of any part of it, is dealt with in the section to which the text of the present section makes explicit precautionary references. That section must be read with particular reference to its subsection (4) on limitation of remedies. The warranty of merchantability, wherever it is normal, is so commonly taken for granted that its exclusion from the contract is a matter threatening surprise and therefore requiring special precaution.
12. Subsection (3) is to make explicit that usage of trade and course of dealing can create warranties and that they are implied rather than express warranties and thus subject to exclusion or modification under Section 2-316. A typical instance would be the obligation to provide pedigree papers to evidence conformity of the animal to the contract in the case of a pedigreed dog or blooded bull.
13. In an action based on breach of warranty, it is of course necessary to show not only the existence of the warranty but the fact that the warranty was broken and that the breach of the warranty was the proximate cause of the loss sustained. In such an action an affirmative showing by the seller that the loss resulted from some action or event following his own delivery of the goods can operate as a defense. Equally, evidence indicating that the seller exercised care in the manufacture, processing or selection of the goods is relevant to the issue of whether the warranty was in fact broken. Action by the buyer following an examination of the goods which ought to have indicated the defect complained of can be shown as matter bearing on whether the breach itself was the cause of the injury.
400.2-313. Express warranties by affirmation, promise, description, sample
(1) Express warranties by the seller are created as follows:
(a) Any affirmation of fact or promise made by the seller to the buyer which relates to the goods and becomes part of the basis of the bargain creates an express warranty that the goods shall conform to the affirmation or promise.
(b) Any description of the goods which is made part of the basis of the bargain creates an express warranty that the goods shall conform to the description.
(c) Any sample or model which is made part of the basis of the bargain creates an express warranty that the whole of the goods shall conform to the sample or model.
(2) It is not necessary to the creation of an express warranty that the seller use formal words such as "warrant" or "guarantee" or that he have a specific intention to make a warranty, but an affirmation merely of the value of the goods or a statement purporting to be merely the seller's opinion or commendation of the goods does not create a warranty.
Prior Uniform Statutory Provision: Sections 12, 14 and 16, Uniform Sales Act.
Purposes of Changes: To consolidate and systematize basic principles with the result that:
1. "Express" warranties rest on "dickered" aspects of the individual bargain, and go so clearly to the essence of that bargain that words of disclaimer in a form are repugnant to the basic dickered terms. "Implied" warranties rest so clearly on a common factual situation or set of conditions that no particular language or action is necessary to evidence them and they will arise in such a situation unless unmistakably negated.
This section reverts to the older case law insofar as the warranties of description and sample are designated "express" rather than "implied".
2. Although this section is limited in its scope and direct purpose to warranties made by the seller to the buyer as part of a contract for sale, the warranty sections of this Article are not designed in any way to disturb those lines of case law growth which have recognized that warranties need not be confined either to sales contracts or to the direct parties to such a contract. They may arise in other appropriate circumstances such as in the case of bailments for hire, whether such bailment is itself the main contract or is merely a supplying of containers under a contract for the sale of their contents. The provisions of Section 2-318 on third party beneficiaries expressly recognize this case law development within one particular area. Beyond that, the matter is left to the case law with the intention that the policies of this Act may offer useful guidance in dealing with further cases as they arise.
3. The present section deals with affirmations of fact by the seller, descriptions of the goods or exhibitions of samples, exactly as any other part of a negotiation which ends in a contract is dealt with. No specific intention to make a warranty is necessary if any of these factors is made part of the basis of the bargain. In actual practice affirmations of fact made by the seller about the goods during a bargain are regarded as part of the description of those goods; hence no particular reliance on such statements need be shown in order to weave them into the fabric of the agreement. Rather, any fact which is to take such affirmations, once made, out of the agreement requires clear affirmative proof. The issue normally is one of fact.
4. In view of the principle that the whole purpose of the law of warranty is to determine what it is that the seller has in essence agreed to sell, the policy is adopted of those cases which refuse except in unusual circumstances to recognize a material deletion of the seller's obligation. Thus, a contract is normally a contract for a sale of something describable and described. A clause generally disclaiming "all warranties, express or implied" cannot reduce the seller's obligation with respect to such description and therefore cannot be given literal effect under Section 2-316.
This is not intended to mean that the parties, if they consciously desire, cannot make their own bargain as they wish. But in determining what they have agreed upon good faith is a factor and consideration should be given to the fact that the probability is small that a real price is intended to be exchanged for a pseudo-obligation.
5. Paragraph (1)(b) makes specific some of the principles set forth above when a description of the goods is given by the seller.
A description need not be by words. Technical specifications, blueprints and the like can afford more exact description than mere language and if made part of the basis of the bargain goods must conform with them. Past deliveries may set the description of quality, either expressly or impliedly by course of dealing. Of course, all descriptions by merchants must be read against the applicable trade usages with the general rules as to merchantability resolving any doubts.
6. The basic situation as to statements affecting the true essence of the bargain is no different when a sample or model is involved in the transaction. This section includes both a "sample" actually drawn from the bulk of goods which is the subject matter of the sale, and a "model" which is offered for inspection when the subject matter is not at hand and which has not been drawn from the bulk of the goods.
Although the underlying principles are unchanged, the facts are often ambiguous when something is shown as illustrative, rather than as a straight sample. In general, the presumption is that any sample or model just as any affirmation of fact is intended to become a basis of the bargain. But there is no escape from the question of fact. When the seller exhibits a sample purporting to be drawn from an existing bulk, good faith of course requires that the sample be fairly drawn. But in mercantile experience the mere exhibition of a "sample" does not of itself show whether it is merely intended to "suggest" or to "be" the character of the subject-matter of the contract. The question is whether the seller has so acted with reference to the sample as to make him responsible that the whole shall have at least the values shown by it. The circumstances aid in answering this question. If the sample has been drawn from an existing bulk, it must be regarded as describing values of the goods contracted for unless it is accompanied by an unmistakable denial of such responsibility. If, on the other hand, a model of merchandise not on hand is offered, the mercantile presumption that it has become a literal description of the subject matter is not so strong, and particularly so if modification on the buyer's initiative impairs any feature of the model.
7. The precise time when words of description or affirmation are made or samples are shown is not material. The sole question is whether the language or samples or models are fairly to be regarded as part of the contract. If language is used after the closing of the deal (as when the buyer when taking delivery asks and receives an additional assurance), the warranty becomes a modification, and need not be supported by consideration if it is otherwise reasonable and in order (Section 2-209).
8. Concerning affirmations of value or a seller's opinion or commendation under subsection (2), the basic question remains the same: What statements of the seller have in the circumstances and in objective judgment become part of the basis of the bargain? As indicated above, all of the statements of the seller do so unless good reason is shown to the contrary. The provisions of subsection (2) are included, however, since common experience discloses that some statements or predictions cannot fairly be viewed as entering into the bargain. Even as to false statements of value, however, the possibility is left open that a remedy may be provided by the law relating to fraud or misrepresentation.
This is not mean to be legal advice. Please consult The Law Offices of Michelle M. Funkenbusch for updates on these laws and how they would apply to your particular case. For a free consultation with a products liability trial lawyer, call 314-338-3500.
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Jakub Schwarz Trojan – často však jen Jakub S. Trojan (* 13. května 1927, Paříž, Francie) je český teolog a bývalý děkan Evangelické teologické fakulty Univerzity Karlovy. Je autorem knih a článků v odborných filozofických a teologických časopisech. Hlavním tématem jeho prací jsou otázky antropologie a sociální etiky, zejména pak problematika moci a občanské odpovědnosti.

Trojan je čestným členem Vědecké rady Karlovy univerzity, členem rady spolku Akademická YMCA a člen ediční rady pražského vydavatelství OIKOYMENH.

Životopis
Trojan se narodil v Paříži českým rodičům (kteří zde byli na zkušenou). Rodina se ale v roce 1929 přestěhovala zpět do Československa, takže školní léta již strávil v Čechách. Obecnou školu vychodil na Vinohradech a ve stejné čtvrti (ve Slovenské ulici) navštěvoval i gymnázium, které úspěšně zakončil maturitou v roce 1946 (na gymnáziu byl jeho spolužákem i Ladislav Hejdánek). Během války byl od ledna do dubna 1945 nasazen v Technische Nothilfe. Mezi lety 1946 a 1948 studoval pět semestrů na Vysoké škole obchodní. Vzhledem k tomu, že se účastnil protikomunistické demonstrace, byl v únoru 1948 vyloučen ze všech vysokých škol v Československu. Po odvolání byl však po půl roce opětovně na vysoké školy přijat. V únoru 1949 však přestoupil na Husovu evangelickou bohosloveckou fakultu. Za své nekonformní postoje byl ještě během studií povolán na tříletou vojenskou prezenční službu (od 1. ledna 1951 do 31. prosince 1953), kterou vykonal u Pomocného technického praporu (PTP) na Slovensku. Po ukončení vojenské služby dokončil v roce 1955 svá studia bohosloví.

V letech 1956 až 1974 byl farářem Českobratrské církve evangelické nejprve ve Kdyni na Šumavě (1956–1967) a poté ve sboru v Neratovicích–Libiši (1967–1974). V Libiši byl jedním z jeho farníků také Jan Palach, kterého po jeho sebeupálení i pochovával v lednu 1969 na Olšanských hřbitovech.

Od roku 1964 dálkově studoval na Vysoké škole ekonomické v Praze a toto studium ukončil s akademickým titulem inženýr v roce 1971. V roce 1970 navíc dokončil disertační prací nazvanou "Théma: člověk" doktorandské studium na Evangelické teologické fakultě a získal titul ThDr. Roku 1974 mu však byl odebrán státní souhlas k výkonu duchovenské činnosti a živil se dále jako ekonom v pražských podnicích Řempo a Montáž, a to až do svého odchodu do důchodu v roce 1987. Během normalizace pořádal bytové semináře pro zájemce o teologii. V roce 1977 byl jedním z prvních, kteří podepsali Chartu 77, a roku 1978 se stal členem Výboru na obranu nespravedlivě stíhaných.

Po Sametové revoluci roku 1990 ho tehdejší děkan Evangelické teologické fakulty na tuto školu pozval, aby zde působil jako učitel etiky. Trojan nabídku přijal a začal na škole vyučovat. Téhož roku se na škole spisem "Entfremdung und Nachfolge" habilitoval a o rok později – v roce 1991 – se stal profesorem pro obor etiky. V letech 1990 až 1996 byl ve dvou po sobě následujících funkčních obdobích děkanem této fakulty a potom působil jako proděkan fakulty pro zahraniční styky.

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V červenci roku 1950 se oženil s teoložkou Karlou Schwarzovou a její rodné příjmení podle staré evangelické tradice přijal do svého jména (podobně jako Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk). Roku 1954 se jim narodila dcera Blanka a roku 1956 syn Pavel, který je ředitelem Státní konzervatoře v Praze. Vnukem Jakuba S. Trojana je český skladatel a herec Pavel Trojan vystupující například v seriálech Dobrá čtvrť či Pojišťovna štěstí.

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Související články
 Českobratrská církev evangelická
 Evangelická teologická fakulta Univerzity Karlovy
 Nová orientace

Externí odkazy

 Jakub S. Trojan ve Slovníku českých filosofů
 Medailon na stránkách ETF UK

Čeští profesoři teologie
Čeští teologové
Protestantští teologové
Čeští filozofové
Čeští ekonomové
Duchovní Českobratrské církve evangelické
Vyučující na Evangelické teologické fakultě Univerzity Karlovy
Děkani Evangelické teologické fakulty Univerzity Karlovy
Absolventi Univerzity Karlovy
Absolventi Vysoké školy ekonomické v Praze
Signatáři Charty 77
Členové VONS
Nositelé Řádu Tomáše Garrigua Masaryka
Narození v roce 1927
Narození 13. května
Narození v Paříži
Žijící lidé
Muži


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Johann I. der Posthume, frz. Jean Ier le Posthume; (* 15. November 1316; † 19. November 1316) war der einzige Sohn von Ludwig X. von Frankreich und dessen zweiter Gemahlin Klementine von Ungarn, und daher kurzzeitig König von Frankreich.

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Johanns Vater verstarb schon im Juni des Jahres 1316, so dass man von einer posthumen Geburt spricht. Als einziger Sohn Ludwigs war Johann der Thronerbe, allerdings starb er nur wenige Tage nach seiner Geburt. In der Erbfolge folgte nun die vierjährige Johanna, die aber wegen Zweifeln an der Vaterschaft Ludwigs (vgl. Tour de Nesle) ausgeschlossen wurde (sie wurde später als Königin von Navarra anerkannt). Neuer König wurde Ludwigs Bruder Philipp, der seit dessen Tod im Sommer die Regentschaft ausübte.

Philipp ließ sogleich das Salische Erbrecht – nach dem Frauen generell von der Erbfolge ausgeschlossen waren – bestätigen, um sich gegen spätere Ansprüche Johannas abzusichern. Nach Philipps Tod (1322) und dem Aussterben der männlichen Linie der Kapetinger mit Philipps und Ludwigs jüngerem Bruder Karl (1328) beschwor der Streit um die Erbfolge zwischen den Häusern Valois und Plantagenet den Hundertjährigen Krieg Frankreichs mit England herauf.

Zur Zeit Johanns II. tauchte ein Mann auf, der behauptete, Johann I. zu sein, da er als Baby ausgetauscht worden sei und so ein fremdes Kind an seiner Stelle einem Mordanschlag zum Opfer gefallen wäre. Er scharte einige Anhänger um sich, die eher dem alten Geschlecht der Kapetinger folgen oder einfach zum eigenen Zweck die noch junge und unsichere Herrschaft der Valois gefährden wollten. Der Aufstand wurde allerdings schnell niedergeworfen.

Johann wurde in der Grablege der französischen Könige beerdigt, der Basilika Saint-Denis. Bei der Plünderung der Königsgräber von Saint-Denis während der Französischen Revolution wurde sein Grab am 18. Oktober 1793 geöffnet und geplündert, seine Überreste wurden in einem Massengrab außerhalb der Kirche beerdigt.

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Gov. Baker does about face, won't send flight crew to southwestern U.S. border
In a sudden reversal, Gov. Charlie Baker's administration on Monday canceled its plan to send Massachusetts National Guard members and equipment to the southwestern U.S. border in light of the federal government's "inhumane" practice of separating undocumented children from their families, the governor's office said.
Baker announced on June 1 that he would send a UH-72 Lakota helicopter and two military analysts to pilot the chopper to the southwestern border by the end of the month in support of President Donald Trump's mission to curb illegal border crossings and drug trafficking.
But in recent weeks the federal government's practice of separating undocumented children from their parents when detained at the border has drawn bipartisan scorn and ignited a donnybrook between the White House and Congress. Baker, a Republican who did not support Trump, registered his disapproval Monday.
"Governor Baker directed the National Guard not to send any assets or personnel to the Southwest border today because the federal government's current actions are resulting in the inhumane treatment of children," Baker Communications Director Lizzy Guyton said in a statement.
Baker's office said Massachusetts has no personnel or assets participating in the border mission.
The flight crew had been expected to deploy by the end of June to work through September with the Arizona National Guard and the New Mexico National Guard, in coordination with U.S. Customs and Border Protection, to provide air reconnaissance and track illegal activity along the border with Mexico.
In its daily email newsletter Monday, the White House said that the "harshest family separation policy is that too many Americans have been permanently separated from loved ones because of crime spilling across our border" and highlighted the need for more security along the border.
"Illegal immigration along our Southwest border surged 230 percent in April compared to last year, according to the Department of Homeland Security," the White House wrote. "This statistic reveals the lack of an orderly and fair process to manage the escalating flow of illegal immigrants. That flawed system creates both a humanitarian and a national security crisis at our border."
Trump in April ordered the Pentagon and Department of Homeland Security to deploy National Guard troops to the southern border to assist federal border agents, indicating at the time that he would like to see 2,000 to 4,000 National Guard troops called up.
Baker's announcement that he would send the Massachusetts National Guard to assist at the border came while Democrats were kicking off their party convention in Worcester earlier this month. Jay Gonzalez, the gubernatorial candidate endorsed by that convention, visited the press riser at the DCU Center to say he would not have complied with the Pentagon's request as Baker did.
"If Donald Trump's Pentagon made that type of request to me I would not comply with it," Gonzalez told reporters hours after the News Service first reported on the National Guard's plans. "We need to stand up to what he's doing and we've got a governor right now who doesn't do it and on this issue he not only doesn't stand up to him he helps him."
On Sunday, Gonzalez circulated a petition to supporters calling on Baker to reconsider his decision and to instead withhold Massachusetts resources from the border mission.
"Governor Baker's commitment of Massachusetts National Guard personnel and equipment might have been before the horrific family break-up policy was in full-swing, but it's not too late for the Governor to do the right thing and withdraw support," Gonzalez wrote in the email to supporters.
Bob Massie, another Democrat running for governor, said Monday afternoon that Baker's decision to rescind the state's support for the border mission was "too little, too late."
The Baker administration downplayed its cooperation with the Trump administration's border security efforts when it was announced, noting that the request for resources and personnel was relatively small and that Massachusetts has assisted with border operations for both Democrat and Republican presidents.
Massachusetts National Guardsmen were activated to support Operation Jump Start under President George W. Bush from 2006 to 2008 and Operation Phalanx under President Barack Obama.


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Companies exploring robotics, like Google, are excited about the artificial intelligence industry taking off.
What do Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, Tesla CEO Elon Musk, and Ashton Kutcher have in common?
Together, they invested $40 million in an artificial intelligence company.
Vicarious FPC, secured the investment in a second round of funding in as many years, according to the Wall Street Journal.
As for Facebook's involvement, the company sees artificial intelligence as a way to sift through massive amounts of data, like faces and questions. The artificial intelligence could, for example, use all of Facebook's user-generated content to answer questions like a real human.
According to the Wall Street Journal, a spokeswoman for Facebook said the investment was a personal one, unrelated to the company.
Scott Phoenix and Dileep George, co-founders of Vicarious, believe that their intelligence software will replicate the neocortex, the part of the brain that understands language, math, and bodily movements. "We tell investors that right now, human beings are doing a lot of things that computers should be able to do," Phoeinx said.
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Q: Show that $\lim\limits_{n\to\infty}\sum\limits_{k=1}^n\frac{1}{n^2\log(1+\frac{k^2}{n^2})}=\frac{{\pi}^2}{6}$ How can I expand this following limit?
$$\lim_{n\to\infty}\sum_{k=1}^n\frac{1}{n^2\log(1+\frac{k^2}{n^2})}=\frac{{\pi}^2}{6}.$$

A: For every $x$ in $[0,1]$, $1/(1+x)^2\leqslant1/(1+x)\leqslant 1$ hence, integrating from $0$ to $x$,
$$
\frac{x}{1+x}\leqslant\log(1+x)\leqslant x.
$$
Applying this to every $x=k^{\color{red}{\alpha}}/n^\color{red}{\alpha}$ for some positive $\color{red}{\alpha}$, one sees that the sum
$$
S_n^{(\color{red}{\alpha})}=\sum_{k=1}^n\frac1{n^\color{red}{\alpha}\log\left(1+\frac{k^{\color{red}{\alpha}}}{n^\color{red}{\alpha}}\right)}
$$
is such that
$$
\sum_{k=1}^n\frac1{n^{\color{red}{\alpha}}}\frac1{\frac{k^{\color{red}{\alpha}}}{n^{\color{red}{\alpha}}}}\leqslant S_n^{(\color{red}{\alpha})}\leqslant\sum_{k=1}^n\frac1{n^\color{red}{\alpha}}\frac{1+\frac{k^\color{red}{\alpha}}{n^\color{red}{\alpha}}}{\frac{k^\color{red}{\alpha}}{n^\color{red}{\alpha}}},
$$
that is,
$$
\sum_{k=1}^n\frac1{k^\color{red}{\alpha}}\leqslant S_n^{(\color{red}{\alpha})}\leqslant\frac1{n^{\color{red}{\alpha}-1}}+\sum_{k=1}^n\frac1{k^\color{red}{\alpha}}.
$$
In particular, $S_n^{(\color{red}{\alpha})}\to\infty$ when $\color{red}{\alpha}\leqslant1$ and, for every $\color{red}{\alpha}\gt1$,
$$
\lim_{n\to\infty}S_n^{(\color{red}{\alpha})}=\sum_{k=1}^\infty\frac1{k^\color{red}{\alpha}}=\zeta(\color{red}{\alpha}).
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Click the links below for a selection of Veridian reports. Please contact Rachel directly for additional information and copies of reports if they are unavailable below.
An Analysis of the Oil and Gas Commissions Area-based Analysis.To what degree are cumulative effects assessed and managed for in Northeast BC? Contact Rachel questions about this analysis.
An Ecosystem Based Land Management Framework – Prepared for Fort Nelson First Nation.
How much is really enough?: Informing old growth targets with threshold science. Prepared for the Ecosystem-based Management Working Group of the BC Integrated Land Management Bureau.
Howser Glacier Independent Power Project Old Growth Assessment.
Haida Gwaii/ Queen Charlotte Islands Land Use Plan: Comparison with two Basecases – A Summary of Results.Describes the environmental implications of the two recommendation options provided by the Haida Gwaii Community Planning Forum, and compares these outputs to risk levels associated with current forest management policy. Please contact Veridian for a copy of this report.
A primer on ERA developed for the BC Ministry of Forests (Strategic Land Policy and Legislation Branch) Environmental Risk Assessment: An Introduction with Examples from Haida Gwaii/ Queen Charlotte Islands.
Current state of environmental values on Haida Gwaii, including background on risk assessment and terminology. Environmental Conditions Report for the Haida Gwaii/ Queen Charlotte Islands Land Use Plan.
North Coast land use planning – environmental risk assessment. North Coast Land Resource Management Plan Environmental Risk Assessment: Base Case. Course Filter Biodiversity Final Report.
Development of Forest Management Standards to support the Canadian Boreal Forest Agreement. See author for details. Rachel was a member of a Canada-wide team tasked with developing ecosystem based management standards for the Canadian Boreal Forest.
A handbook outlining low risk management strategies for coastal BC. Rachel was a member of the Coast Information Team . Ecosystem-Based Management Planning Handbook.
A science review to support development of the low risk management strategies outlined. Prepared as a member of the Coast Information Team. The Scientific Basis of Ecosystem-Based Management.
The core Coast Information Team comprised (in alphabetical order): Rachel F. Holt, Laurie Kremsater, Andy MacKinnon, Jim Pojar, and Karen Price. Brigitte Dorner, Pamela Dykstra, and Faisal Moola provided draft text for sections in their areas of expertise.
Mountain pine beetles (Dendroctonus ponderosae) and old-growth forest characteristics in the Moist Interior Plateau, Vanderhoof Forest District. Prepared for West Fraser Sawmills, Fraser Lake, BC.
Defining Old-Growth Forests in the ICHwk1 BEC Variant in the Nelson Forest Region. Prepared for Revelstoke Community Forest Corporation, Downie Street Sawmills, and Pope and Talbot (Nakusp), with funding from Forest Renewal BC.
Definitions of old-growth in the MSdk BEC unit in the Nelson Forest Region. Prepared for the Inter-agency Management Committee, Land Use Coordination Office, BC Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks.
An index of old-growthness for two BEC variants (ICHmw2 and ICHdw) in the Nelson Forest Region. Prepared for the Inter-agency Management Committee, Land Use Coordination Office, BC Ministry of Environment, Lands and Parks.
A High Conservation Value Forest Assessment for Iisaak Forest Resources: Meeting Principle 9 of the Forest Stewardship Council Standards. Prepared for the WWF Canada Forest Program. Forests in Clayoquot Sound are managed under a Forest Stewardship Council certification. This report provides a detailed analysis of potential HCVFs in this region, and a series of recommendations relating to appropriate management.
These two reports present and discuss key functional elements and other 'special' elements of biodiversity in BC.
Key Elements of Biodiversity in British Columbia: Some Examples from the Terrestrial and Freshwater Aquatic Realm. Prepared for the BC Ministry of Environment, to support development of the BC Biodiversity Action Plan.
Special Elements of Biodiversity in BC. Prepared for the BC Ministry of Environment, to support development of the BC Biodiversity Action Plan.
Conservation Planning and Targets for the Coastal Douglas Fir Ecosystem. A Science Review and Preliminary Approach. Prepared for the BC Ministry of Natural Resource Operations, Integrated Land Management Bureau.
Endangered Forests of the Inland Temperate Rainforest: An inventory of old-growth in Trout Lake and the Incomappleux. Prepared for the Columbia Basin Fish and Wildlife Compensation Program and ForestEthics. Highlights forest areas of exceptional old-growth values that are currently under threat. Conservation opportunities are discussed.
State of the Environment Reporting: A framework and indicators for the Columbia Basin. Prepared for the Columbia Basin Trust. As part of an on-going process to develop a 'Wellbeing' or 'State of The Basin' report, the Columbia Basin Trust commissioned a report to identify potential environmental indicators. Here we review a wide range of 'State of the Environment' reports from around the world, and provide a detailed look at potential environmental indicators for the Columbia Basin.
Biodiversity Conservation in BC: An Assessment of Threats and Gaps. Prepared for the BC Ministry of Water, Land and Air Protection, Biodiversity Branch. A review of the extent and diversity of threats to biodiversity occuring in BC. In addition, an overview of the existing protection and gaps in conservation. Intended to provide a basis for the development of a BC Biodiversity Strategy.
Environmental Best Management Practices: An annotated bibliography and searchable database. Prepared for the BC Conservation Lands Forum: Land Management Committee. The searchable database is available here as an MS Excel document.
A framework for undertaking ecological restoration in BC. Prioritised on areas impacted by mountain pine beetle and catastrophic fires. Reports by region. Prepared for the BC Ministry of Environment, Ecosystems Branch.
Development of a Restoration and Monitoring Strategy in Relation to Fire Effects and Natural Disturbances in West Arm Provincial Park.
Ecological Restoration Priorities for BC. Based on a series of workshops held in 2002. Ordered by region, and summarised by province. Six Reports available from the author.


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City of San Antonio Council Meeting - Heaven Help Us (1994)
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Don Mahoney and Jeanna Clare with Their Kiddie Troupers (1970)
Holiday episode of a local children's program in Houston, featuring an appearance by actress Annette O'Toole
Inauguration of the President and Vice President of the United States of America (1965)
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The Accidental Viceroy
by Edwin Hirschmann
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The Age of Imperialism reached its peak in the late nineteenth century. The British Empire was the foremost colonial power, and the keystone was India. However, even at its peak, the British Raj was beset by internal rivalries and fears of external threats. In 1875, British Prime Minister Benjamin Disraeli chose as viceroy Lord Robert Bulwer-Lytton, diplomat and poet, the son of an old friend, but someone with no Indian experience. Lytton accepted reluctantlyand never enjoyed it. He was under the thumb of the Secretary of State for India, the shrewd and ambitious Third Marquess of Salisbury, during most of his four years in India. During his viceroyalty, Lytton had to deal with shifting British policies, a major famine, the freedom-loving people of Afghanistan, an entrenched civil service, and a rising generation of patriotic Indians. In the 1880 elections, Disraeli's Conservatives were defeated by Gladstone's Liberals, and Lytton resigned.
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Recently I shutdown my 1U servers and decided to move them into the spare bedroom. To my surprise they were making less noise than I originally thought. A lot of the noise was coming from the pfSense firewall I recently replaced my ASA with. The server is an atom board with passive cooling mounted in an older Supermicro case. All of the noise was being generated by the 200 watt power supply.
I did some bad calculations to determine how many watts the system was currently using then started researching some ways to quite down the power supply. There were a couple people online that swapped the power supply out with a similar unit but I did not think that would be enough. I knew there were fanless power supplies but did not know much about them. They are called PicoPSU and come in various wattage outputs but most of them are designed for larger cases and need at least 1.5U.
The lower wattage PicoPSU is supposed to fit a 1U case. They make these power supplies so small by moving the AC to DC conversion to a power brick like a laptop. I ordered the PicoPSU-120 + 102W Adapter Power Kit for $52 online and hoped it would be enough. It was difficult to find how much power would be used by the POE Gigabyte ethernet adapter that I installed to power my access points but I was able to borrow a Kill A Watt from a friend and got a good reading… although I will admit this was a day or two after I placed my order.
When I was planning the project I originally planned on removing the old power supply and fabricating a bracket to hold the power adapter. Once I got the server apart again and was looking at the back I decided that was a lot more trouble then it was worth. I also thought it might be nice to leave the old power supply in place for a manual fail over backup. I plugged the PicoPSU in and wired everything then decided to drill a 5/16th hole into the PCI bracket. This held the power adapter very nicely and looked cleaned.
The new setup works great. It is now impossible to tell if the firewall is running or not without taking a look or hoping online.


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CfP: Comics Get Medieval 2013
Stichtag: 01. September 2013
Celebrating our seventh year in 2013, proposals are now being considered for inclusion at "The Comics Get Medieval 2013," a series of panels and roundtables sponsored by The Virtual Society for the Study of Popular Culture and the Middle Ages and to be hosted by the Comic Art & Comics Area of the Popular Culture Association (PCA) for the 2013 Joint Conference of the National Popular Culture and American Culture Associations to be held from 27 to 30 March 2013 in Washington, DC.
The goal of these sessions is to foster communication between medievalists, comics scholars, and specialists in popular culture studies in general. The organizers define "medieval comics" as any aspect of the comics medium (panel cartoons, comic strips, comics books, comics albums, band dessinée, graphic novels, manga, webcomics, comics to film/film to comics, etc.) that feature medieval themes either in stories set during the Middle Ages or in stories presenting some element of the medieval in anachronistic settings (pre-medieval or post-medieval eras or medieval-inspired secondary worlds). We are also interested in papers looking at medieval-themed comics from a pedagogical perspective.
Completed papers should be delivered in 15-20 minutes (depending on the number of presenters). All proposals will also be considered for inclusion in an essay collection to be edited by the panel organizers during the early part of 2013. (Individuals only interested in submitting for the collection should also send proposals by 1 September 2012 and indicate their preference in the email.)
In addition, a select list of potential topics and a bibliographic guide to medieval comics will appear as part of The Medieval Comics Project web site available at and The Arthur of the Comics Project web site available at , both organized by The Virtual Society for the Study of Popular Culture and the Middle Ages.
No later than 1 September 2012, interested individuals (who must be members of PCA or ACA or join for 2013) should submit full contact information (name, address, phone/cell, and email), titles, abstracts of 300-500 words, and a brief resume to the session's organizers, who will then forward them to the area chair. Address all inquiries and proposals to the organizers at the following address: and include "Comics Get Medieval 2013" in the subject line.
Michael A Torregrossa / The Virtual Society for the Study of Popular Culture and the Middle Ages
Medieval.Comics.Project@gmail.com
The Comics Get Medieval 2013:
A Continuing Celebration of Medieval-themed Comics
PCA Washington, DC 3/27-30/13
Special Sessions of the Comic Art & Comics Area
Organized By Michael A. Torregrossa and Jason Tondro
Proposals Due to Organizers by 1 September 2012
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Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) in west central Minnesota who are interested in advancing their healthcare careers but want to be better prepared for the academic coursework now have help through a new program.
The West Central Minnesota FastTRAC (Training, Resources and Credentialing) program will offer a pre-nursing course at two sites: Minnesota State Community and Technical College (MSCTC)—Detroit Lakes and MSCTC—Fergus Falls. The class is for individuals who have completed the CNA or pre-CNA training and want to prepare to enter more advanced college credit healthcare programs. Classes begin in February.
This course was developed jointly by MSCTC and Adult Basic Education (ABE) with input from local healthcare providers. The training targets those entering nursing or other classes, and includes units in reading, writing and math, as well as instruction in college readiness and workplace "soft" skills.
FastTRAC is funded by The Joyce Foundation, the Office of the Chancellor, the Minnesota Department of Education-ABE, the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development and the Minnesota Department of Human Services.
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Q: positon element relative to parent.parent container in JS? no absolute/fixed positioning? I have a tough problem where I'm desperately trying to find a working solution.
A article#post and a aside#sidebar are floated left side by side - fairly simple.
Inside my article#post is a h1 and a div.post-entry.
I wonder if I can somehow determine the relative offset of the div.post-entry to the outer container section#content. The reason I want to do this is so I can position the floated sidebar with a margin-top on the same height as the ´div.post-entry` is.
Here is a model of my current html structure:

Title of the post

Something

        Something

So again, I'd like to find any solution to get a pixel-value of how far from the top div.post-entry is positioned inside section#content.
The main problem I have is that I can't even seem to post-entry.offsetTop to work. This should get the offset of div.post-entry relative to the article.post since this is its parent. That should actually work for me too.
var articleOffset = $('.post-entry').offsetTop;
console.log($('.post-entry')); //found and exists
console.log(articleOffset); undefined

Any ideas why this does not work for me either? Why do I get undefined for the offsetTop value here. There is a big
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Any ideas on that matter?
Maybe any other cool solutions on how to do that? I just want to have the aside#sidebar starting on the same height as div.post-entry but I don't want to change the markup.

A: You need to select the DOM element from the jQuery object.
var articleOffset = $('.post-content')[0].offsetTop;


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