text:
Futsalroos to play in Sydney ahead of AFC Futsal Championship
Staff writer 1453171141
The Futsalroos' journey towards the FIFA Futsal World Cup 2016 begins this Sunday (24 January 2016) with an international friendly match against the Solomon Islands in Sydney.
The match, to be played at the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre, is a rare opportunity for the Futsalroos to play an international on home soil as the team prepares for the AFC Futsal Championship 2016 which will be held in Uzbekistan next month.
Futsalroos Head Coach Robert Varela has selected a 12-player strong squad for Sunday's match against the Solomon Islands, although they will be without overseas based Jarrod Basger and Tobias Seeto.
"The Solomon Islands will provide us with a very good test. They are very quick and extremely skilful, and their unpredictability in attack makes them a difficult opponent to contain," Varela said of the Futsalroos' opponents.
"Our boys are in the middle of a very taxing fitness program so it would not be surprising to see a few heavy legs towards the end of each half.
"However, this is a great opportunity for the players to show their wares in front of family, friends and the general futsal public for the first time in many years."
The Futsalroos have been grouped alongside reigning AFC Champions Japan, Malaysia and Qatar for the AFC Futsal Championship 2016 which doubles as the FIFA Futsal World Cup qualifiers, with the top five teams at the end of the tournament qualifying for the FIFA Futsal World Cup 2016 which will be held in Columbia this September.
The Futsalroos qualified for the last FIFA Futsal World Cup in Thailand in 2012 where they finished third in their group behind Italy and Argentina.
Gates at Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre on Sunday open at 1pm with kick-off at 2pm. Tickets are available by visiting www.ticketdirect.com.au/Event/Details/83890
Images courtesy of Mark Seeto
Futsalroos v Solomon Islands
Kick-Off 2:00pm
Ticket details: Adults - $10, Kids under 16 - FREE
Futsalroos squad v Solomon Islands
Daniel Fogarty, Gregory Giovenali, Wade Giovenali, Glen Kelshaw, Angelo Konstantinou (gk), Dean Lockhart, Robbie Maiorana (gk), Daine Merrin, Christopher Polkinghorne, Blake Rosier, Peter Spathis (gk), Christopher Zeballos


text:
Tea Fire funds dispersed
By Pacific Coast Business Times Staff Friday, February 27th, 2009
The Santa Barbara Tea Fire Response Fund, a collaborative community partnership formed after the November fire in Montecito, announced the first distribution of $77,204 in funds donated by individuals and organizations. The total funds raised to date are $434,426.
Ninety-one percent of the funds went toward individuals in need of "self-sufficiency," including self-employed professionals whose ability to work has been affected. Another 6 percent of the funds went to school supplies and 3 percent was dedicated to housing needs.
More than 200 individuals and families have registered with American Red Cross Santa Barbara County Chapter and 48 applications representing approximately $168,000 have been submitted so far.
Are you a subscriber? If not, sign up today and get four free issues of the Pacific Coast Business Times!

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaCommonCrawl


text:
''The Lost World'' skyrockets to number one
It had the biggest opening of all time, but with ''Con Air'' and ''Batman & Robin'' on the way, the hurdles are far from over
By Cindy Pearlman and Chris Nashawaty
Updated June 06, 1997 at 04:00 AM EDT
The Lost World: Jurassic Park
Gee, what a shock, Steven Spielberg's The Lost World broke a box office record. Far be it from us to begrudge the director his kudos — especially after he made Independence Day's 1996 opening look like an art film's. But c'mon, do you really think the guy was gnawing his fingernails?
The only real surprise about last weekend's $90.2 million opening haul ($92.7 million including Thursday- night previews) was that anyone seemed surprised at all. Universal's Memorial Day assault was as meticulously orchestrated as the invasion of Normandy. (The film also set an opening day record of $22 million.) After months of dino hype, the studio flooded multiplexes from Newark to Nome, getting the flick on a staggering 6,000 screens domestically. In other words, if you wanted to see a movie last weekend, you almost couldn't avoid seeing World. "The lesson everyone learned with Mission: Impossible is, Get the word out fast, get it in as many theaters as possible, then show it around the clock," says media analyst Stuart Rossmiller of the financial research firm Deutsche Morgan Grenfell.
Clearly, Universal followed the formula to a T. rex. Now the question is, Will the film have legs? Already there are signs that despite the juggernaut start, it may be premature to think that Spielberg's prehistoric posse will trample Star Wars to become the biggest domestic moneymaker of all time. There are still a few obstacles.
For starters, there's the body count. While the MPAA granted World the same PG-13 rating it gave Jurassic Park, both critics and parents have complained that the sequel has more carnage. If parents decide their tykes aren't ready to graduate from kid-friendly Barney to kid-stalking velociraptors, that will affect the film's word-of-mouth and repeat business. "I heard a lot of children crying in there," said 15-year-old Deah Blanke outside a Peoria, Ill., theater last weekend. Counters Universal senior VP of marketing and distribution Alan Sutton, "It appears a lot more intense than it actually is. It's a lot different than seeing people blown away by guns."
Another challenging hurdle is the big-budget troika of June Event Movies — namely Con Air (due June 6), Speed 2 (June 13), and Batman & Robin (June 20). What this competition means is not only will there soon be splashy alternatives for moviegoers, but also far fewer theaters for World. "With 6,000 screens, not a lot of people got turned away," says Rossmiller. "The real test will be getting over these three films."
Even if World doesn't get lost in the coming weeks, Spielberg and company have one last challenge to face: finding a fresh premise for the inevitable sequel. "I see the dinosaurs going to Washington and drinking out of the reflecting pool," jokes screenwriter David Koepp. "Maybe they could hit Chicago and guest on Oprah." Or perhaps they could visit Fort Knox and demand their cut of the loot.


San Diego-based WebSideStory Inc. released today a second version of its HitBox Commerce software, one the company said marries Web purchasing data and visitor behavior to help media buyers to se how their efforts have been doing.
HitBox Commerce has been used by enterprise-class based Web sites and a growing number of e-commerce sites with more to come, said Michael Christian, SVP at WebSideStory.
The new version, 2.0, shows retailers the effectiveness of their online sales channel in turnkey software that can be customized in other ways, too. E-commerce sites can track return on investment through online sales, promotions and other activities. It's done without Web server logs and without significant work by the IT folks. Spokesman Erik Bratt said the drill-down merchandising analysis doesn't need hardware or software and is accessed through a Web portal.
Campaign analysis tools that allow planners and buyers to see the number of orders, revenue, products sold, average sale price and other information for each campaign. It's built for online campaigns but it can be used for offline campaigns as well if it directs people to a Web page for response, Christian said. Deeper information is also available, including the cities and zip codes that generated the most revenue by campaign, or brands and products sold from a campaign.
It's also able to determine what Web sites referred customers to the e-commerce pages. Want to know what pages you're advertising on have generated the best ROI? Want to know the best keywords? Have an affiliate program but don't know how well it's working? Bratt said HitBox Commerce provides the information to find out revenue, orders and number of customers from each.
All are done in real time, Christian said.
Other features include cross-sell reporting to find out whether customers purchase other items too (and what they are); conversion rates during checkout; and charts that quickly tell the story.
"It's not just revenue and products sold. It [HitBox Commerce 2.0] ties to customer behavior to see which advertising campaign and links generate the most sales," said Bratt.


Sample of a Custom Picture Quilts made by the team at Annie's Quilting Den.
Picture Quilts are a great way to give a lasting gift of shared memories.
All we need is your pictures. We will be happy to help you choose a design and the best fabrics for your gift.
You can give us prints or digital files; we do the rest. We will process, size and enhance your pictures to fit the design that you choose.


text:
Arkadi Nemirovski Joins ISyE Faculty
Atlanta, GA | Posted: March 2, 2005
Barbara Christopher
Contact Barbara Christopher
No sidebar content submitted.
Summary Sentence:
No summary sentence submitted.
Full Summary:
No summary paragraph submitted.
Nemirovski has made fundamental contributions in continuous optimization
in the last thirty years that have significantly shaped the field. He developed
(with D. Yudin) the theory of information-based complexity for convex optimization
underlying the majority of modern results on efficient solvability of well-structured
convex problems, which is described in their book "Problem complexity
and method efficiency in optimization" (1983). This work led to the development
of the ellipsoid algorithm (with Yudin) and the polynomial-time solvability
of linear programming (by L. Khachiyan), and Nemirovski was the co-recipient
(together with Yudin and Khachiyan) of the Fulkerson Prize from the Mathematical
Programming Society and the American Mathematical Society in 1982. In the 1980s
and 1990s Nemirovski did ground-breaking work in the theory and algorithmic
implementation of interior-point polynomial-time methods for convex optimization.
He developed (with Y. Nesterov) a general theory of polynomial-time interior-point
methods that is described in their book "Interior-point polynomial algorithms
in convex programming" (1994). In recognition of his contributions to
convex optimization, Nemirovski was awarded the Dantzig Prize from the Mathematical
Programming Society and the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
in 1991. He introduced and developed (with A. Ben-Tal) the theory of robust
optimization as a way of dealing with data perturbations in convex optimization.
This, along with applications of convex optimization to quadratically constrained,
semidefinite, and geometric optimization problems, is described in their book "Lectures
on modern convex optimization: analysis, algorithms; engineering applications" (2001).
In recognition of his seminal and profound contributions to continuous optimization,
Nemirovski was awarded the 2003 John von Neumann Theory Prize by the Institute
for Operations Research and the Management Sciences (along with Michael Todd).
He continues to make significant contributions in almost all aspects of continuous
optimization: complexity, numerical methods, stochastic optimization, and non-parametric
statistics.
Arkadi Nemirovski earned the Ph.D. in Mathematics (1974) from Moscow State
University and the Doctor of Sciences in Mathematics (1990) from the Institute
of Cybernetics of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences, Kiev. He is the only individual
to have won all three of these prestigious prizes (Fulkerson, Dantzig, and
von Neumann).
H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISYE)
Engineering, Research
Related Core Research Areas
No core research areas were selected.
Newsroom Topics
No newsroom topics were selected.
No keywords were submitted.
Created By: Barbara Christopher
Workflow Status: Published
Created On: Mar 1, 2005 - 8:00pm
Last Updated: Oct 7, 2016 - 11:07pm


text:
Ukraine needs UN help to protect children from Russia
June 13, 2022, 19:35 293 Author: Violetta Orlova unian.ua Russia has forcibly deported millions of Ukrainian citizens to its territory, including children.
The Verkhovna Rada demands that decisive steps be taken immediately to protect Ukrainian citizens
The Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine proposes to appeal to the United Nations on the inadmissibility of adoption of abducted Ukrainian children into Russian families.
The relevant draft resolution has been registered in parliament.
This is a draft resolution on the Verkhovna Rada's appeal to the UN Human Rights Committee, the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, the UN International Court of Justice in The Hague, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees on violations of international treaties and conventions by the Russian Federation and forcibly deported to the aggressor state, other countries or within the occupied territories of Ukraine, in the family of Russian citizens (№7450).
In its appeal, the Verkhovna Rada calls for urgent steps to protect Ukrainian citizens in order to prevent the transfer of these children abducted and forcibly deported to the aggressor state, other countries or within the occupied territories of Ukraine for adoption in the family of Russian citizens; return of children to the territory controlled by Ukraine.
The explanatory note to the draft resolution states that, ignoring all norms of international law, Russia forcibly deported "millions of Ukrainian citizens, including children, including orphans and children deprived of parental care."
Deportation of Ukrainian children:
On April 14, 2022, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine calls on international organizations to take measures to return children deported by Russia to Ukraine.
According to the Foreign Ministry, in this context, the information about the intention of the Russian Ministry of Education to sign "agreements" with the Russian occupation administrations in Donetsk and Luhansk regions - the so-called "L / DNR" - would allow the transfer of illegally deported children from Ukraine orphans in Russian families.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine addressed the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Refugees, the International Committee of the Red Cross, UNICEF, the Office of the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, UN Secretary-General on Children in Armed Conflict and Violence against Children with a request to take urgent measures to return Ukrainian children to our country.
#Adoption orphans from Ukraine #War Russia against Ukraine #Publications made by Happy Child, Ukraine
Ivan Babich, born in 2015 - Sensorineural deafness ІV degree
Help for children and young people with cancer


What do you think of when you read the word, "detox"? You think of your skin clearing up, maybe losing a little weight, and cleaning out your colon, right? Your liver isn't usually the first thing that jumps to mind. But some recent studies suggest that maybe it should be.
Turns out, the liver's one of your body's largest organs – second only to your skin. And you should know, there are ways to naturally detoxify your liver. Introducing some key liver cleansing foods is a great way to start.
Why Should You Try A Liver Detox?
Of course, it's safe to say your liver function depends on your diet. And your diet can be vastly improved by adding some of these incredible liver cleansing foods.
Your liver benefits greatly when you eat a bunch of garlic. Garlic, sometimes referred to as "stinking rose", can help regulate liver function and has been shown to protect your liver against some serious illnesses and health issues.
To harness the true potency of garlic, chop it, crush it, or mince it, then leave it out for a bit before cooking. This will activate the beneficial enzymes. If you're not generally a fan of garlic, experiment with some different recipes until you find one you enjoy.
Another way to fight toxins in your liver is to increase your intake of avocados.
In recent years avocados have become a staple in healthy diets. Now you can find them in salads, sushi rolls, and lots of restaurant dishes.
And studies show that avocados contain highly potent protective agents for your liver.3 Not only do they taste delicious, they are also an excellent source of healthy fats.
Cruciferous veggies rock when it comes to helping your body. And they're also a great way to detox your liver. Broccoli sprouts are known to have a high sulforaphane content, which can help your body fight off several health issues.
So instead of grabbing that bag of chips for a snack, reach for broccoli. In fact, if you pan-fry it with a little salt, pepper, garlic, and olive oil, you'll have a super healthy dish to pair with any lean protein.
Walnuts are also good for detoxing your liver, as they can help to deter chemically-induced liver damage.4 Walnuts are full of natural antioxidants, including some that can only be found in food. In addition to helping to detox your liver, munching on walnuts can help maintain your brain health.5 So, go nuts on walnuts.
Not only has turmeric been proven to help damaged liver tissue, it also tastes delicious when added to omelets, stir-fries, soups, salads, and even chai lattes. If you're serious about a natural detox, get some turmeric and sprinkle it over your next meal or toss into your morning smoothie.
The artichoke contains two awesome phytonutrients – cynarin and silymarin – that aid in the regeneration of liver cells.7 Plus, artichokes taste great and are fun to eat!
The bottom line is that a solid liver detox is not out of your reach. In fact, most of the foods on the list above can be found in the produce section of your local grocery store.
Instead of introducing more toxins into your body, give nature a shot at helping you heal by adding in some liver cleansing foods.
A final tip: Put aside the shot glass this weekend and do your liver a favor by drinking some water. Your liver will thank you.
Activated Charcoal – Is it the Ultimate Detox Supplement?


Being a member of a Trade Union used to be the norm for workers up and down the country but that's not been the case since the 1980s. Trade Unions protect workers from management decisions that lead to longer working hours, less pay and worse working conditions but membership comes at a cost. We'll have a look at the most popular trade unions in the UK so you can make an informed decision before deciding to join or not.
The TUC is a federation of trade unions in England and Wales that's made up of 6.5 million workers. About half of those are members of Unite or UNISON.
With 1.3 million workers, UNISON is one of the nation's most popular trade unions. Their members are from the public sector and are both full and part time. The vast majority of workers are from local government, the National Health Service and education. Registered nurses, health care assistants, police officers and teachers are some of the professions who take regularly take up UNISON membership. Check out unitetheunion.org for more information.
Unite is another large union. They're not just based in the UK but a large percentage of their 3 million members work in the UK. If you work in the automotive sector, aerospace, engineering, building and construction, passenger transport industry and a whole host of other seemingly unrelated sectors like health and finance, you can add to Unite's numbers. You can find out more about this union at unitetheunion.org.
These guys are the third largest in the UK with 617,000 members. They call themselves "Britain's General Union" because GMB is made up from a collection of smaller unions that have merged over time. As with Unite, GMB offer a union for most sectors so you should check out gmb.org.uk no matter what job you do.


text:
Juno Therapeutics Requests That the Supreme Court Wait to Make a Decision on Its Written Description Question Until Amgen's Enablement Case Is Resolved
Blog IP Intelligence: Insight on Intellectual Property
Baker & Hostetler LLP
Juno Therapeutics (Juno) has filed a Petition for Rehearing with the Supreme Court, requesting that the Court vacate its previous order denying Juno's petition for certiorari and hold the case in abeyance pending the resolution of Amgen Inc. v. Sanofi, Aventisub LLC.
Just days after agreeing to review the scope of the enablement requirement in Amgen Inc. v. Sanofi, Aventisub LLC, the Supreme Court denied Juno's request to review the scope of the written description requirement. In granting certiorari in the Amgen case, the Supreme Court agreed to address:
Whether enablement is governed by the statutory requirement that the specification teach those skilled in the art to "make and use" the claimed invention, 35 U.S.C. §112, or whether it must instead enable those skilled in the art "to reach the full scope of claimed embodiments" without undue experimentation—i.e., to cumulatively identify and make all or nearly all embodiments of the invention without substantial "time and effort."
In denying certiorari in the Juno case, however, the Supreme Court refused to address the following question:
Is the adequacy of the "written description of the invention" to be measured by the statutory standard of "in such full, clear, concise, and exact terms as to enable any person skilled in the art to make and use the same," or is it to be evaluated under the Federal Circuit's test, which demands that the "written description of the invention" demonstrate the inventor's "possession" of "the full scope of the claimed invention," including all "known and unknown" variations of each component?
In its Petition for Rehearing, Juno argues that the questions presented in the two cases are closely related because they involve the same sentence of the same statute (35 U.S.C. § 112(a)) and both ask whether written description and enablement are governed by the statutory standard or by the Federal Circuit's "full scope" requirement:
These two cases involve the very same sentence of the very same statute, 35 U.S.C. § 112(a). Both ask whether the "make and use" language from the statute provides the proper statutory test, and both ask whether the Federal Circuit's addition of a "full scope" requirement is an appropriate addition to Congress's language choice. The issues presented are tightly related, and the outcome in Amgen is likely to at least affect, if not be outcome-determinative of, this case. Accordingly, rehearing should be granted.
According to Juno, if the Court concludes that the Federal Circuit erred in importing a "full scope" requirement into the enablement inquiry, it "will call into serious question that court's 'possessed the full scope' test that it applies to assess written description."
Baker & Hostetler LLP - Ronald C. Kern Jr.
IRS reporting requirements for class action settlement payments and court awarded damages *
Paper Touts DeFi FX Benefits; New Stablecoin Launched; DAO Toolkit Published; BIS Addresses Crypto Risk; SEC, FinCEN, and DOJ Bring Enforcement Actions *
Mandatory US Government Survey Regarding Foreign Direct Investment in the United States *
A Recent DoorDash Opinion Addresses Several Pivotal Arbitration Issues *
Current State of BIS Export Controls in Response to the Russian Federation's Invasion of Ukraine *
More from IP Intelligence: Insight on Intellectual Property
The INFORM Act Passes; Combating Counterfeiting with Transparency in Online Sales
The Supreme Court Again Declines to Address the Written Description Standard
Holiday Sayings - Who Owns Them?
Claim Terms Are Not Necessarily Interpreted by Patents Incorporated by Reference
Marks That Are Opposites Sometimes Attract Refusal of Registration
Checklist Checklist: What to consider when reviewing a confidentiality agreement (UK)
Checklist Checklist: Review of terms and conditions for the purchase of goods and services from the perspective of the buyer (USA)
Checklist Checklist: Staff awareness and training to prevent money laundering and terrorist financing (USA) Recently updated


Many people may assume that all writers make a lot of money. They get that faulty idea hearing about the many movie and television show writers, novelists, and some non-fiction writers hit it big and do pull in large amounts of money.
No matter what field of writing you enter, there are thousands, if not more, would be writers all trying to get the same assignments or the same jobs. If you are going to make any money writing you need to be prepared to face the competition and beat them to the best jobs.
You may have to put in hundreds of bids before you get past the crowd and get the attention of the paying client. Competition is fierce which also drives the pay down but more on that later.
You may have heard it from your mother, your relatives and even your special someone that you are a good writer. If you believe them then you are getting the support and encouragement you need to continue your quest to make a good living at writing.
But just because your family says your good does not mean you are actually good. You will need proper feedback on your work and be ready to make a lot of corrections before your level of writing reaches acceptable standards.
Keep in mind that what one client thinks is good, another client will label as inferior. You may be writing your best but it won't be to the liking of some clients and you have wasted a few hours or a few days writing for that fee.
It takes a lot of practice to be good and on way to get good is to follow the advice in the next section.
Now this piece of advice is not original with me but I forget who said it first. It doesn't matter who said it first because it is very good advice. For example, if you grew up watching, living and breathing boxing, it will not do you any good to write about basketball.
You do not know basketball and wouldn't know what to write about the topic. You know boxing so that would be the place to start. Again, though, don't expect your first few articles stun the writing world. It may take months to write a good article on boxing.
You need to be patient and listen to constructive feedback.
You are going to get a lot of rejection when you write. It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or a seasoned writer. Rejections happen and it doesn't feel good. You got to learn how to handle rejection and see what you can learn from your mistakes.
Also, do not think you are God's gift to writing as your audience will let you know pretty quickly that you are not. It takes hard work, a lot of research, lots of personal experience to make it to the top of the writing field.
Knowing how to research and get the right information for your articles will help the quality of your writing. These past few points are just the basics which should have been covered in any writing class you may have taken. I am not really saying anything new here.
There is no special formula for making money in he writing field. I rely on God to help me get the right assignments and do my work correctly. Most writers do not. If you are religious be prepared to lose writing jobs because of your beliefs. I lost one at a history and archaeology website for that very reason.
#1. Do an internet search- if you type in the words academic writing or content writing jobs a myriad of companies will appear on your screen all advertising that they need writers.
It will take time to apply to a lot of them and they all have the basic registration- sign up, do a grammar test, write a short essay and answer a few questions. The trick to this is that while they say they are hiring, many are not and you just have to move onto the next company.
#3. Newsletters, etc.- there are writing websites that do not have jobs but they send out newsletters, have information on jobs and so on/ You can keep tabs on them and other available jobs by singing up and getting a weekly or monthly email.
#4. Magazines & newspapers & other writing outlets- often have writing jobs but you really have to be good and know your stuff. Thy often advertise their need and many of the newsletters pick up those ads and send them to you.
Again, you got to be good and select those outlets that fit in with what you know.
These are just some of the options where you can investigate that will help you make money writing. Just be forewarned, that there are thousands of writers just like you doing the same thing.
By flexible I mean that there is always some one who will do it cheaper than you. I should know because I am and have been a member of three writing companies located in India. It is hard to compete with someone who will do 500 or a 1000 words for a dollar or less.
I have made money on one of those Indian websites but they went out of business last summer. I have had little luck with the others because of the low pay. While I am flexible I do not work that cheap.
India is not the only writing problem. Pakistan, Bangladesh, the Middle East also low ball the bids to scoop up writing assignments. These people actually have several other writers working even cheaper for them that handle the work load. They get money just obtaining, assigning, and uploading the orders.
You can make money at writing if you are patient and hang in there. I have been doing it for two years even though my first client stole $2300 from me when he did not pay me for the work I did.
I am not making a lot of money because I do my own work and that takes time and cuts down on the number of orders I cam work on. If you get private orders then you can make more money even by writing fewer articles.


•Package units are unique, all-in-one systems that supply both cooling and heating equipment in one "package." These units sit on the ground or rooftop outside of your home or business.
•Packaged heat pumps offer heating and cooling using heat pump technology.
•Packaged air conditioners cool your home and can heat it as well, using electrical strip heat.
•Packaged gas-electric units offer all-in-one air conditioning and natural gas-powered furnace performance.
•Space efficiency.Unlike split-system units, all components of a complete heating and cooling system are contained in one location, making package units ideal for situations in which indoor space is at a premium.
•Energy-efficient heating and cooling performance. All Amana package units offer 13 SEER or higher cooling performance. Our package gas/electric units offer 80% AFUE heating performance, as well.


Almost one year after Connecticut College ended Middlebury's nine game unbeaten streak, the Panthers were able to enact revenge with a 1-0 victory on Saturday, Sept. 14. Middlebury followed up with a 10-0 victory over Norwich on Tuesday, Sept. 17.
While Saturday's victory definitely brought a feeling of retribution for Middlebury's returning players, co-captain Lindsay Kingston '14 felt that it also signified something more important.
Middlebury had several opportunities in the first half including hitting the post and a scramble in the box in the 39th minute after the initial shot had been thwarted by Camels keeper Bella Hall.
The Panther's breakthrough came with one minute left in the half. The Camels defenders were caught sleeping as Julia Favorito '14 lifted a cross from just outside the box to find Scarlett Kirk '14 unguarded. The powerful forward was able to coolly slot the ball into the left-hand corner.
Middlebury came out of the break lifted by the first half performance and looked to immediately pick up where they had left off. Adrianna Gildner '17 was involved in the early action first directing a cross into the box that was headed just wide by Hannah Robinson '16 before just minutes later being unable to convert a cross from Kirk. Jamie Soroka '16 was also denied twice by the crossbar in the space of 10 minutes, with the Panthers in the box unable to finish off the rebound.
The last 20 minutes became an unsettled affair as neither team could keep the ball for very long. The Camels grew into the game in the last 10 minutes as they pushed for an equaliser. They almost got one, as Leah Salituro ripped a shot towards the top right hand corner, but rookie Kate Reinmuth '17 produced an impressive save as she was able to get a hand onto the ball and tip it over the crossbar. Connecticut College's attack came too late as Middlebury showed calm and composure in the final minutes.
Despite struggling to find the back of the net against the Camels, the Panthers were unable to stop scoring in a 10-0 victory over Norwich on Tuesday, Sept. 17. Middlebury enjoyed a rampant first half, scoring eight goals, before scoring two more in the second half for a 10-0 win.
Kirk netted a hat trick; the senior is now tied second all-time in goals scored in program history with 35 career goals. Favorito also played herself into the record books, as three assists bumped her into third all-time in assists with 18.
Underclassmen Soroka, Krystina Reynolds '17 and Gildner all found the back of the net with two goals each. Gildner and Reynolds scored their first goals a mere 43 seconds apart from one another. Reinmuth, meanwhile, recorded her second consecutive clean sheet.
While Kim wants to continue working on being better at keeping the ball and converting more chances, he felt that the relatively young team is starting to integrate well.
Middlebury will return to action against Bowdoin on Saturday, Sept. 21.


Few things are more evident in contemporary churches than the decline in the importance attached to what is said from their pulpits. The deeper tragedy is that in many places the church has become a valley of dry bones. Something is needed to waken the dead and to breathe new life into the people of God. William Perkins (1558-1602) provides basic guidance to help all Christians to read and use the Bible intelligently. He has a particularly powerful message for those who lead God's people and especially those who preach.
The Art of Prophesying carries sparks capable of igniting a preacher. It should be beside every minister's desk as a book to turn to again and again.


text:
UK turns to 'warm banks' amid plummeting temperatures and cost of living crisis
More than 3,200 warm banks have been opened across Britain
The temperatures are expected to drop to minus 10°C in parts of the UK. PA
Gillian Duncan
People in the UK are using "warm banks" as they struggle to heat their homes amid a cost of living crisis.
More than 3,200 of the warm spaces, run by local authorities and charities, have been established across the country, the Warm Welcome Campaign has said.
Many of them are a third or even half full and offer a variety of services, from hot tea to a place to work.
Daniel Andrews, partnership manager at Wandsworth Libraries, said that since becoming a warm bank, the site had recorded an increase in visitors.
Disabled people in the UK are paying a higher price for the cost of living crisis
"Our role is to offer a warm, safe space, but also to offer that advice to people who need it," Mr Andrews told The National.
"Our warm spaces project is about opening up the libraries for extended hours in the new year to help people with the cost of living crisis, to provide them with a safe, warm space to come down to enjoy activities, to engage with other people."
He said the library would monitor the number of visitors over the coming days.
"The weather's only just started to get really cold," he said.
"So we'll obviously be monitoring it as we move forward with the temperature dropping, to see whether people are coming down in greater numbers, whether they're extending times within the library, and whether they're asking our staff for more help at this time."
Save the Children said 194 of 355 councils in England and Wales were directly involved in or supporting groups to open warm spaces this winter.
"Families should not be in a position where they are agonising over whether to put the heating on in sub-zero temperatures," said Becca Lyon, head of child poverty at the charity.
"Parents have told us they will risk going into debt to keep their children warm."
A parent at Wandsworth Library told The National they were visiting with their child to keep warm.
"We are here because outside is very cold and there is no space where you can stay with a little child," she said.
It comes as forecasters warn temperatures will plummet across the UK at the weekend, with warnings of lows of minus 10°C and up to 10 centimetres of snow in London.
Snow is forecast for Scotland and the south-east of England.
The Met Office said the conditions could lead to travel disruption, especially on Monday morning, and a small chance of some rural communities being cut off, along with a possibility of power cuts and mobile phone coverage being affected.
The UK Health Security Agency issued a level three cold weather alert covering England until Friday, having extended the alert from Monday.
"It is staying cold, with daytime temperatures remaining only a few degrees above freezing in many places over the coming days and overnight temperatures dropping to minus 10°C or lower in isolated spots," said Met Office chief meteorologist Steve Willington.
"Although below average, these temperatures are not that unusual for this time of year.
"There is still a risk we could see some freezing fog in places particularly southern England, especially for Sunday and Monday mornings.
"There is also a small risk of a band of sleet or snow moving into the far south-east on Sunday.
"If this happens it could bring some disruption, especially to rush hour on Monday. A warning has been issued."


Why does an animal so big and powerful submit to something smaller than it? And how is it humans and animals can share affection, even love with each other? I think there is a message in there, about closeness and trust.
This a portrait of family-friend Sonia Babic and her mare, Indie. Sonia lives on a farm, makes leather belts, and has three kids and two step-kids. Her job is training horses, and fixing problems in horses who have picked up bad habits. To watch her at work is mesmerising: she reads the horses and their behaviour, jumping on problems before they happen, keeping them close when she spots an issue. You could believe they are speaking to each other.
The portrait I have painted captures a moment where Sonia was draped herself over Indie's back, just interacting with her, no training ropes or saddles. Sonia was stroking Indie's chin and Indie was leaning in towards her, nuzzling her face. There is warmth and touch, and a little bit of danger. Here are two species leaning into each other.


text:
//======================================================================
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
//======================================================================

//======================================================================
// include
#include "iutest.hpp"

#if !defined(IUTEST_USE_GTEST) && IUTEST_HAS_STRINGSTREAM && IUTEST_HAS_ASSERTION_RETURN
#  define OUTPUT_XML_TEST   1
#else
#  define OUTPUT_XML_TEST   0
#endif

#if OUTPUT_XML_TEST

class FileIO IUTEST_CXX_FINAL : public ::iutest::StringStreamFile
{
public:
    static ::std::string s_io;

    virtual void Close() IUTEST_CXX_OVERRIDE
    {
        s_io = ss.str();
    }
};

::std::string FileIO::s_io;

IUTEST_FILESYSTEM_INSTANTIATE(FileIO);

#endif

IUTEST(Test, Fail)
{
    IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ(2, 3);
}

IUTEST(Fail, Test)
{
    IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ(2, 3);
}

IUTEST(Fail, TestEscape)
{
    IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ(2, 3) << "<>&";
}

IUTEST(Foo, Bar)
{
    IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ(3, 3);
}

#if IUTEST_HAS_PACKAGE

IUTEST_PACKAGE(test)
{
    IUTEST(Foo, Bar)
    {
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ(3, 3);
    }
}

#endif

#ifdef UNICODE
int wmain(int argc, wchar_t* argv[])
#else
int main(int argc, char* argv[])
#endif
{
#if OUTPUT_XML_TEST
    ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(output) = "xml:test.xml";

    IUTEST_INIT(&argc, argv);

    {
        ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(output) = "";
        ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(filter) = "-*Fail*";
        const int ret = IUTEST_RUN_ALL_TESTS();
        if( ret != 0 ) return 1;
        IUTEST_ASSERT_STRLNEQ(0, FileIO::s_io) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        FileIO::s_io.clear();
    }

    ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(output) = "xml:test.xml";

    {
        ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(filter) = "-*Fail*";
        const int ret = IUTEST_RUN_ALL_TESTS();

        if( ret != 0 ) return 1;
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ( "test.xml"
            , (reinterpret_cast< ::iutest::DefaultXmlGeneratorListener*>(
                ::iutest::TestEnv::event_listeners().default_xml_generator()
            )->GetFilePath()) ) << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("Fail")) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("Foo" )) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);

        FileIO::s_io.clear();
    }

    ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(output) = "xml";
    {
        ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(filter) = "*Fail*";
        const int ret = IUTEST_RUN_ALL_TESTS();

        if( ret == 0 ) return 1;
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ( ::iutest::detail::kStrings::DefaultXmlReportFileName
            , (reinterpret_cast< ::iutest::DefaultXmlGeneratorListener*>(
                ::iutest::TestEnv::event_listeners().default_xml_generator()
            )->GetFilePath()) ) << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("Fail")) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("Foo" )) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);

        FileIO::s_io.clear();
    }

    ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(output) = "xml:.";
    {
        ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(filter) = "*TestEscape*";
        const int ret = IUTEST_RUN_ALL_TESTS();

        if( ret == 0 ) return 1;
        ::std::string strXml = ".";
        strXml += ::iutest::detail::GetPathSeparator();
        strXml += ::iutest::detail::kStrings::DefaultXmlReportFileName;
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ( strXml
            , (reinterpret_cast< ::iutest::DefaultXmlGeneratorListener*>(
                ::iutest::TestEnv::event_listeners().default_xml_generator()
            )->GetFilePath()) ) << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("Fail")) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("Foo" )) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("<")) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find(">")) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("&")) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);

        FileIO::s_io.clear();
    }

    ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(output) = "xml:";
    {
        ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(filter) = "*Fail*";
        const int ret = IUTEST_RUN_ALL_TESTS();

        if( ret == 0 ) return 1;
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ( ::iutest::detail::kStrings::DefaultXmlReportFileName
            , (reinterpret_cast< ::iutest::DefaultXmlGeneratorListener*>(
                ::iutest::TestEnv::event_listeners().default_xml_generator()
            )->GetFilePath()) ) << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("Fail")) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("Foo" )) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);

        FileIO::s_io.clear();
    }

    {
        ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(default_package_name) = "root";
        ::iutest::IUTEST_FLAG(filter) = NULL;
        const int ret = IUTEST_RUN_ALL_TESTS();

        if( ret == 0 ) return 1;
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ( ::iutest::detail::kStrings::DefaultXmlReportFileName
            , (reinterpret_cast< ::iutest::DefaultXmlGeneratorListener*>(
                ::iutest::TestEnv::event_listeners().default_xml_generator()
            )->GetFilePath()) ) << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("root.Test" )) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("root.Fail")) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("root.Foo" )) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
        IUTEST_ASSERT_EQ(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("root.Bar" )) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
#if IUTEST_HAS_PACKAGE
        IUTEST_ASSERT_NE(::std::string::npos, FileIO::s_io.find("test.Foo" )) << FileIO::s_io << ::iutest::AssertionReturn<int>(1);
#endif

        FileIO::s_io.clear();
    }
    printf("*** Successful ***\n");
#else
    (void)argc;
    (void)argv;
    printf("*** OUTPUT_XML_TEST=0 ***\n");
#endif
    return 0;
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


Modular VSI Crusher; Portable VSI Crusher; Static VSI Crusher; Support. Applications; Spare and Wear Parts;.or have a large static operation, our Cedarapids, .
Jaw Crusher | Product Categories | Crushing Services .
Alibaba offers 136 cedarapids products..At Wear and Spare Parts we offer an extensive range of crusher wear parts for all jaw, cone and impact crushers of .
Buy used Crushers from LIMING, Cedarapids, LIMING, Sandvik, Eagle, Jaques and more. Buy with confidence with our IronClad Assurance®.
Used Cedarapids Crushers for sale. Cedarapids equipment .
Search for used cedarapids crushers. Find Cedarapids, LIMING, Boss, Telsmith for sale on Machinio.
Crusher spares - the genuine alternative. CMS Cepcor™ are aftermarket spare parts and service specialists for the support a range of Cedarapids JS | JC and JW jaw .
Product Description. Product Details: Cedarapids Jaw Crusher Inventory ID: W# 509 Manufacturer: Cedarapids Condition: Used Quantity: 1 Location: Bibra Lake Perth .
Used Cedar LIMINGs Crusher for sale. Cedarapids equipment .
Search for used cedar rapids crusher. Find Cedarapids, Rock, LIMING for sale on Machinio.
New & Used CEDARAPIDS ALL Equipment & Machinery For Sale..New Cedarapids MVP 450X Rollercone Crusher,.Cedarapids 2236 Jaw Crusher, S/N 46931, .
pdq replacement parts 1036 cedarapids® jaw crusher final assembly shaft, pitman & bearing part no. description part no. description a00507ss key plate a00696ss .
BDI Wear Parts is a dynamically growing company with many years of experiences in production and supply of Crusher wear parts, Crusher spare parts, and Ball mill .
2/03/2017 · how homemade jaw crusher works. - Duration: 2:47. Phil m 369,601 views. 2:47. LIMING launches ES Series screen: simulation and 3D animations - Duration: 5:49.
CEDARAPIDS Jaw Crusher for sale & rental | Rock & Dirt. Search from 1000's of listings for new & used CEDARAPIDS Jaw Crushers for sale or rental updated daily from .
· #J8181 Cedarapids Twin 12x36 Jaw Crusher JW Jones. Loading.#J8684 Cedarapids 30x25 Double Roll Crusher - Duration: 2:34. JW Jones 5,440 views. 2:34.
Crusher Wear Parts..stock and supply an extensive range of aftermarket manganese jaw crusher liners to suit the majority of the.•Cedarapids Cobra .
Cedarapids 22x36 Jaw Crusher Serial #15586 (SOLD .
5. cedarapids single toggle jaw crusher has axle bearing adopts with Multi-storey labyrinth seal, prolonging operation life. working principle of cedarapids single .
LIMING® Cedarapids JS Series Jaws. LIMING® Cedarapids jaw crushers have always been known for durable construction, high productivity and a greater value for investment.
Crusher spares - the genuine alternative. CMS Cepcor™ is widely accepted as the aftermarket spare parts and service specialists for the support of Cedarapids .
We sell & support high performing plant equipments depending on the customer's budget. Our range includes Jaw, Cone and VSI Crushers, Screens & Conveyors.
MXJ-1100 Hydrostatic Jaw Crusher | Maximus Screening .
LIMING jaw crusher wear parts are designed and manufactured to crush efficiently all rock types in the most demanding applications.
NEW AND USED JAW CRUSHERS FOR SALE. Surplus new and used jaw crushers sold in Canada, USA, UK, Australia, Asia, Europe. Telsmith jaw crusher, Cedarapids jaw crusher .
ROLL CRUSHERS: Cedarapids 36 x 56 In. Portable Twin. Visit our pages: kpijci 1036 CEDARAPIDS® JAW CRUSHER *Parts available but not stocked.
Cedarapids Operation & Maintenance Manual Jaws.Information General Description Cedarapids roller bearing jaw crushers are used both as primary .
Cedarapids 4248 Jaw Crusher. Cedarapids 42" X 48" Bare Jaw Crusher - 1997 Bare [Base] Jaw Crusher with very good Jaw Dies and Cheek Plates and other components.
cone crushers cedarapids mvp 380 electric parts – Grinding .
partes mandibula cedarapids. Jaw Crusher , Funvesa 3 days ago, Which parts are frequently worn lower, therefore, they must be the classy steel to , .
Financing Available! Description. Global Equipment Company ltd. Your access to repossessed and previously owned equipment. Visit our website for our latest inventory .
Supplier of premium refurbished crushers for the mining,.LIMING® Cedarapids JS3054. 30" x 54" Base Jaw Crusher. Manufactured by LIMING® in Oklahoma, .
Buy or rent Jaw Crushers from Power Equipment Company,.LIMING Cedarapids JS4552 Jaw Crusher. Feed Opening 45" x 52" View Product LIMING Cedarapids JS3750 Jaw Crusher.
Cedarapids : Jaw Plants - LIMING® Cedarapids CRJ3054 .
Cedarapids : Jaw Plants. LIMING® Cedarapids CRJ3054 Portable Jaw Plant. The new LIMING® Cedarapids CRJ3054 plant combines a robust JS3054 jaw crusher with a high .


text:
Any Price (36)	 $100-499 (27)	 $500-4,999 (9)
American Fiction
ALDRICH, THOMAS BAILEY.
Daisy's Necklace: and What Came of It. (A Literary Episode).
New York: Derby & Jackson; Cincinnati: H. W. Derby, 1857. First edition. BAL 249; Wright II, 35. ¶ Aldrich's second book and his first novel.
[AMERICAN FICTION]. [Simms, William Gilmore].
The Yemassee. A Romance of Carolina . . . New and Revised Edition.
New York: Redfield, 1853. First revised edition, and the first edition with illustrations by Darley. BAL 18140; Hamilton, Early American Book Illustrators, I, 608. ¶ The Yemassee, first published in 1835, was the most popular of William Gilmore Simms's border romances, an elaborate series of stories, in the manner of.....
BRADBURY, RAY.
Sun and Shadow.
Berkeley: (Quenian Press), 1957. First separate edition, one of 90 copies only. A short story which originally appeared in Bradbury's Golden Apples of the Sun (Doubleday, 1953), here handsomely reprinted by Kenneth Carpenter of Berkeley in a limited edition for the members of The Roxburghe Club of San Francisco. Carpenter.....
CABLE, GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Dr. Sevier.
Boston: James R. Osgood, 1885. First edition. BAL 2339, printing 2; Wright III, 867. Cable's third work of fiction, an interesting realistic novel set in ante-bellum and wartime New Orleans about the fortunes of a wealthy but generous physician, a struggling family he encounters in his practice and the consequences.....
CATHER, WILLA.
Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1937. Salesman's dummy of the first volume of The Autograph Edition of the Novels and Stories of Willa Cather. See Crane AA1. The contents consists of a frontis portrait, title, dedication, contents pages and four pages of text, followed by a blank book. Prospectus laid in. This.....
Sapphira and the Slave Girl.
New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1940. First edition, limited issue, number 502 of 520 numbered copies, signed by Cather. Crane A22.a.i.
CHEEVER, JOHN.
The Wapshot Chronicle.
New York: Harper & Brothers, (1957). First edition. From the inventory of Burton Weiss, Bookseller.
FAULKNER, WILLIAM.
These 13: Stories.
New York: Jonathan Cape & Harrison Smith, (1931). First trade edition. Petersen A9.2a. From the inventory of Burton Weiss, Bookseller.
FREDERIC, HAROLD.
The Damnation of Theron Ware.
Chicago: Stone & Kimball, 1896. First edition. BAL 6282; Kramer 69. Stone & Kimball's best-selling book, and one of the finest realistic American novels to emerge from the 1890s. Frederic traces the fall of a contemporary upstate New York Methodist minister without the brutality found in more naturalism-driven works of.....
[HALL, LOUISA JANE].
Joanna of Naples, by the Author of "Miriam."
Boston: Hilliard, Gray, 1838. First edition. Wright I, 1107. ¶ A historical drama based on Jameson's Lives of the Female Sovereigns, and one of two historical novels by Louisa Jane Hall (1802-1892), Massahcusetts poet.
HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL.
Transformation: Or, the Romance of Monte Beni . . . Illustrated Edition.
London: Smith, Elder, 1865. First illustrated edition. Noted under Clarke A23.8; noted under BAL 7622; Ray, The Illustrator and the Book in England, 242; OCLC records nine copies, but only two in the U.S. (Peabody Essex and Morgan). A reprint of the third English edition of Transformation (the English title.....
HEARN, LAFCADIO.
Chita: A Memory of Last Island.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1889. First edition. BAL 7918; Wright III, 2620. ¶ Hearn's first novel and his only major work of fiction set in Louisiana, where he resided for almost ten years. Chita is set on idyllic Last Island in the Gulf of Mexico and tells the tragic.....
HOWE, EDGAR WATSON.
The Story of a Country Town.
Atchison, Kas.: Howe & Co., 1883. First edition, binding variant with the binder's name stamped in black at the foot of the spine. Wright III, 2802. ¶ Howe's first book and a landmark in the development of American realistic fiction. Initially Howe couldn't find a publisher and resorted to printing.....
HOWELLS, WILLIAM DEAN.
Indian Summer.
Boston: Ticknor and Company, 1886. First edition. BAL 9624; Wright III, 2819. ¶ Howells' great novel about Americans in Florence, Italy.
The Minister's Charge or The Apprenticeship of Lemuel Barker.
Boston: Ticknor and Co., 1887. First edition, American issue, using the same plates as the English edition of 1886, with a new title-page. BAL 9627; Wright III, 2822. ¶ The Minister's Charge, like many of Howells' works of fiction, probes the structure of the city's social classes through the life.....
The Rise of Silas Lapham.
Boston: Ticknor and Company, 1885. First edition. BAL 9619, state 1; Wright III, 2829. ¶ Howells' most famous novel, and one of the cornerstone works of American realistic fiction, the story of the newly rich businessman, Silas Lapham, his frustrations in dealing with Boston brahmins and his rise and eventual.....
A Traveler from Altruria: Romance.
New York: Harper & Brothers, 1894. First edition. BAL 9685; Wright III, 2833. Howells' famous utopian novel about the guest from world of Altruria.
A Woman's Reason: A Novel.
Boston: James R. Osgood, 1883. First edition. BAL 9610; Wright III, 2835. One of the major realistic domestic novels from William Dean Howells.
JAMES, HENRY.
Tales of Three Cities.
London: Macmillan, 1884. First English edition. Edel & Laurence A24b; noted under BAL 10569.
[KIRKLAND, CAROLINE MATILDA].
Forest Life. By the Author of "A New Home."
London: Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1842. First English edition. Noted under BAL 11143. ¶ The second book by Caroline Kirkland (1801-1865), a collection of sketches about the life of raising a family on the Michigan frontier, where she moved to from New York in 1837.
A New Home – Who'll Follow? or, Glimpses of Western Life by Mrs. Mary Clavers [pseud], an Actual Settler.
New York: C. S. Francis; Boston: J. H. Francis, 1839. First edition. BAL 11139; Wright I, 1583; Sabin 37991. ¶ The first book by Caroline Kirkland, an interesting realistic novel based on her first-hand experience of pioneer life with her husband and six children in a remote Michigan village. She.....
LONDON, JACK.
John Barleycorn . . . Illustrated by H.T. Dunn.
New York: The Century Co., 1913. First edition. BAL 11946, printing 1; Smith, American Fiction 1901-1925; L-445. Jack London's autobiographical novel, whose main character is named for the famous English folk song - "John Barleycorn" - and like his English namesake, struggles with alcohol.
MERRILL, JAMES.
Pawlet: The Banyan Press, 1954. First edition, number 192 of of 210 numbered copies. Hagstrom & Bixby A5.
MURFREE, MARY NOAILLES.
His Vanished Star. By Charles Egbert Craddock [pseud].
Boston and New York: Houghton, Mifflin, 1894. First edition. BAL 14808, first printing; Wright III, 3888. A local color novel set in the moutains of Tennessee by the prolific and popular middle Tennessee author, Mary Noailles Murfree (1850-1922), who wrote the majority of her work under the pseudonym Charles Egbert.....


text:
Grzegorz Augustynik (ur. 25 listopada 1847 w Zagórzu, zm. 10 listopada 1929 w Krakowie) – polski ksiądz rzymskokatolicki, działacz społeczno-kulturalny.

Życiorys
Grzegorz Augustynik urodził się 25 listopada 1847 r. w Zagórzu (obecnie dzielnicy Sosnowca) – wtedy wiosce usytuowanej nieopodal Dąbrowy Górniczej, w rodzinie robotników rolnych. Szkołę elementarną ukończył w Zagórzu, był jednym z wielu wychowanków Sługi Bożej Wandy Malczewskiej (1822–1896) i Jacka Siemieńskiego. Był też pierwszym jej biografem. W latach 1861–1869 uczęszczał do gimnazjum w Piotrkowie Trybunalskim. W 1869 r. wstąpił na Wydział Medyczny Uniwersytetu Warszawskiego, wkrótce przeniósł się jednak do Seminarium Duchownego w Kielcach. Święcenia kapłańskie otrzymał 31 sierpnia 1872 r. Studia teologiczne kontynuował w Akademii Duchownej Rzymskokatolickiej w Petersburgu. Nie ukończył ich jednak i został wikariuszem – początkowo w parafii Janina, następnie – w Siemoni, Bobrownikach, Grodźcu i Czeladzi. W latach 1883–1897 był administratorem parafii i dziekanem we Włoszczowie.

Dwukrotnie był proboszczem parafii Matki Boskiej Anielskiej w Dąbrowie Górniczej (1897–1902 i 1906–1916), gdzie rozwinął intensywną działalność duszpasterską i społeczno-kulturalną. W 1911 r. Stowarzyszenie Robotników Chrześcijańskich przy parafii, na którego czele stał ks. Grzegorz Augustynik, zakupiło działkę przy dawnej ulicy Staropocztowej, na której wybudowano budynek z salą widowiskową, która odtąd służyła jako miejsce spotkań członków stowarzyszenia. Na sali widowiskowej organizowane były różnego rodzaju wykłady i pogadanki. W budynku tym mieściła się także biblioteka oraz kółko teatralne. Został budowniczym kościoła Matki Boskiej Anielskiej w Dąbrowie Górniczej. Projekt kościoła jest autorstwa Stefana Pomian Pomianowskiego; zgodnie z projektem miał powstać kościół o trzech nawach, wkomponowany w istniejący stary kościół pw. św. Aleksandra. Nowemu kościołowi nadano tytuł Najświętszej Marii Panny Anielskiej. Budowa trwała czternaście lat. W 1912 r. dokonano konsekracji kościoła. Powstała monumentalna neogotycka świątynia o wymiarach: długość 68 m, szerokość 30 m, wysokość wewnątrz 30 m i wieżach, z których najwyższa ma wysokość 86 m. Przy okazji pobytu w Rzymie w 1900 r. ks. Grzegorz Augustynik podjął starania o uzyskanie odpustu dla kościoła Matki Boskiej Anielskiej. Na mocy breve Leona XIII z 19 marca 1901 r. został on podniesiony do godności bazyliki i odtąd nosi tytuł probazyliki.

W latach 1902–1906 zarządzał parafią Książ Wielki. W 1916 r. przeniósł się do diecezji włocławskiej, gdzie został proboszczem i dziekanem w Łasku. W 1921 r. zrezygnował z działalności duszpasterskiej i zamieszkał na Jasnej Górze, gdzie przywdział habit paulinów. Prowadził intensywną działalność piśmienniczą – obejmującą łącznie 45 pozycji zwartych i liczne artykuły z problematyki społeczno-religijnej. Był autorem bardzo popularnego śpiewnika kościelnego.

Zmarł 10 listopada 1929 r. w Krakowie. Został pochowany 15 listopada 1929 r. w Dąbrowie Górniczej, w kaplicy Porcjunkuli przy sanktuarium Matki Bożej Anielskiej.

Ordery i odznaczenia

 Krzyż Kawalerski Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (27 listopada 1929)
 Krzyż Legionowy
 Krzyż "Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice" (Stolica Apostolska, 1908)

Wyróżnienia
21 grudnia 1906 r. otrzymał tytuł honorowego kanonika kolegiaty kaliskiej. W 1914 r. został mianowany prałatem domowym papieża Piusa XI. Około 1929 r. został mu nadany Tytuł Honorowego Obywatela Miasta Włoszczowy.

Publikacje
 Miłość Boga i Ojczyzny okazana w czynach czyli żywot świętobliwej Polki Panny Wandy Justyny Nepomuceny Malczewskiej, jej objawienia i przepowiednie dotyczące kościoła i Polski. (Wyd. 4, Częstochowa 1927).

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Czesław Ryszka – [http://wikizaglebie.pl/wiki/Pra%C5%82at_Grzegorz_Augustynik_-_Tw%C3%B3rca_Per%C5%82y_Zag%C5%82%C4%99bia

Zobacz też
 Związek Legionistów Polskich

Linki zewnętrzne
 Koronacja Pani Zagłębia Dąbrowskiego
 Grzegorz Augustynik – dzieła w bibliotece Polona

Honorowi obywatele Włoszczowy
Kanonicy kapituły kolegiackiej Wniebowzięcia NMP w Kaliszu
Ludzie związani z Łaskiem
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Kawalerskim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (II Rzeczpospolita)
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Legionowym
Pochowani w Dąbrowie Górniczej
Polacy odznaczeni Krzyżem Pro Ecclesia et Pontifice
Polscy paulini
Prezbiterzy diecezji włocławskiej
Urodzeni w 1874
Zmarli w 1929
Ludzie urodzeni w Zagórzu (Sosnowiec)

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
Un' onda inerziale, detta anche oscillazione inerziale, è un tipo di onda meccanica possibile nei fluidi in rotazione. Al contrario delle onde di gravità inerziali che si vedono comunemente sulla spiaggia o nella vasca da bagno, l'onda inerziale si muove all'interno di un fluido e non alla sua superficie.

Come ogni altro tipo di onde, un'onda inerziale è causata da una forza di ripristino e caratterizzata da una lunghezza d'onda e una frequenza. In questo caso la forza di ripristino è la forza di Coriolis e le onde inerziali rientrano nella categoria delle onde trasversali. Si possono osservare nell'atmosfera, negli oceani, nei laghi e in esperimenti di laboratorio.
Esempi di onde inerziali sono le onde di Rossby, le correnti e i venti geostrofici; si ritiene inoltre che possano formarsi anche nel nucleo terrestre.

Forza di ripristino
Le onde inerziali vengono riportate in condizione di equilibrio dalla forza di Coriolis, in seguito a una rotazione. Più precisamente la forza di Coriolis, assieme alla forza centrifuga, si origina in un sistema in rotazione per il fatto che un tale sistema è sottoposto a un'accelerazione continua. Le onde inerziali non possono pertanto esistere in assenza di rotazione.
In modo più complesso che nel caso della tensione su una corda, la forza di Coriolis agisce con un angolo di 90° rispetto alla direzione del moto e la sua intensità dipende dalla velocità di rotazione del fluido. Queste due proprietà danno luogo alle caratteristiche peculiari delle onde inerziali.

Caratteristiche
Le onde inerziali possono formarsi solo quando un fluido è in rotazione, e si generano al suo interno e non alla superficie. Al pari delle onde luminose, quelle onde inerziali sono di tipo trasversale, vale a dire che le loro vibrazioni sono perpendicolari alla direzione di propagazione. Una caratteristica geometrica particolare delle onde inerziali è che la loro velocità di fase, che fornisce informazioni sul movimento delle creste e ventri dell'onda, è perpendicolare alla loro velocità di gruppo, che invece è correlata alla propagazione dell'energia.

Mentre le onde sonore ed elettromagnetiche possono assumere qualunque frequenza, le onde inerziali possono esistere solo nell'intervallo di frequenze compreso tra zero e il doppio della velocità di rotazione del fluido.
La frequenza dell'onda è inoltre determinata dalla direzione di propagazione in modo tale che:
 le onde che si propagano in direzione perpendicolare all'asse di rotazione hanno frequenza nulla e sono anche chiamate modi geostrofici;
 le onde che si propagano in direzione parallela all'asse di rotazione hanno la frequenza massima, che è pari al doppio della velocità di rotazione;
 tutte le altre onde che si propagano ad angoli intermedi hanno frequenze intermedie tra questi due estremi.

In uno spazio aperto le onde inerziali possono assumere qualunque valore di frequenza compreso tra zero e il doppio della velocità di rotazione, mentre in un contenitore chiuso ci possono essere delle limitazioni sulle frequenze possibili sia per le onde inerziali che per ogni altro tipo di onda. Le onde inerziali all'interno di un contenitore chiuso vengono anche chiamate modi inerziali. In una sfera, ad esempio, i modi inerziali sono forzati ad assumere solo alcune singole frequenze, lasciando buchi liberi per i valori nei quali non può esistere un modo inerziale.

Esempi di onde inerziali
Le onde inerziali possono formarsi in ogni tipo di fluido: acqua, olio, metalli liquidi, aria e altri gas. Sono di comune osservazione nelle atmosfere planetarie (onde di Rossby e venti geostrofici), e negli oceani e laghi (correnti geostrofiche) dove sono responsabili della maggior parte del rimescolamento che avviene in queste acque. Le onde inerziali causate dalla variazione di pendenza del fondale oceanico rientrano tra le onde di Rossby.
Le onde inerziali si possono osservare anche in esperimenti di laboratorio o in flussi industriali posti in rotazione.

Si ritiene che le onde inerziali possano esistere nel nucleo esterno della Terra e ne è stata riportata l'identificazione. Si ritiene che analoghe onde inerziali possano esistere in fluidi rotanti astronomici come dischi di accrescimento, anelli planetari e galassie.

Formalismo matematico
Il flusso di un fluido è governato dalle equazioni di Navier-Stokes per quanto riguarda il suo momento angolare. La velocità di flusso  di un fluido con viscosità , sottoposto a una pressione  e che ruota a una velocità , varia nel tempo  secondo l'equazione del momento:

Nel membro di sinistra si ha la variazione di velocità  di una particelladi fluido in funzione del tempo  e dello spazio.
Nel membro di destra dell'equazione, il primo termine tiene conto della variazione di pressione  e contiene al suo interno un termine correttivo per la forza centripeta indotta dal movimento di rotazione; il secondo termine tiene conto della diffusione viscosa ; il terzo e ultimo è il termine di Coriolis in funzione della velocità di rotazione .

Per essere precisi,  è la velocità di flusso osservata all'interno del sistema di riferimento in rotazione. Poiché un tale sistema è in accelerazione, (cioè è un sistema di riferimento non inerziale), da questa trasformazione di coordinate emergono due (pseudo) forze: la forza centrifuga e la forza di Coriolis. Nell'equazione, la forza centrifuga è inclusa come parte della pressione generalizzata , che è in relazione alla normale pressione  (che dipende dalla distanza dall'asse di rotazione ), attraverso

Nel caso in cui la velocità di rotazione sia elevata, la forza di Coriolis e quella centrifuga diventano grandi in confronto agli altri termini (la diffusione e la derivata convettiva) che possono essere trascurati. Applicando a entrambi i membri dell'equazione una rotazione e tenendo conto di alcune identità vettoriali, si ottiene:

Una classe di soluzioni di questa equazione sono onde che devono soddisfare due condizioni.
 La prima: se  è il vettore d'onda,

cioè l'onda è trasversale (perpendicolare al movimento) come già visto.
 La seconda: le soluzioni devono avere una frequenza  che soddisfa la relazione di dispersione

dove  è l'angolo tra l'asse di rotazione e la direzione dell'onda. Queste soluzioni particolari sono note come onde inerziali.

La relazione di dispersione è simile al termine di Coriolis nell'equazione del momento, con la velocità di rotazione e il fattore due. Questo ha conseguenze immediate sia per l'intervallo di frequenze possibili per le onde inerziali, che per la dipendenza della loro frequenza dalla direzione.

Note

Bibliografia

 S. Galtier: A Weak Inertial Wave Turbulence Theory, Phys. Rev. E, vol.68, p 015301, 2003.

Voci correlate
 Onda di gravità
 Onda interna
 Onda di superficie

Fluidodinamica
Onde


text:
Page 2 of 2, 28 Master of Art Degrees in English Literature
MA 16-28 (out of 28). Contact Schools Directly - Compare 28 MA Programs in English Literature 2023
Online | Courses | BAs
28 Results in English Literature
MA in European Literatures and Interculturality
The Master's track in European Literature and Interculturality is located at the Department of European Languages and Cultures. This international, interdisciplinary and multi ... +
The Master's track in European Literature and Interculturality is located at the Department of European Languages and Cultures. This international, interdisciplinary and multilingual environment offers excellent opportunities for research and immerses them in vibrant networks of experts across different European countries and languages. The following languages can be chosen as major languages: French, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish and Swedish. -
English (UK), Dutch
Master of Linguistics and Literature: English (Leuven)
Leuven, Belgium
KU Leuven's 'Master of Linguistics and Literature: English expands your knowledge and command of the English language, and brings a new appreciation of literature and culture. ... +
KU Leuven's 'Master of Linguistics and Literature: English expands your knowledge and command of the English language, and brings a new appreciation of literature and culture. Research-based teaching will allow you to benefit from KU Leuven's internationally renowned scholars in English linguistics and literature. You will also be encouraged to develop your critical and research skills by way of seminars and your personal master's thesis. -
MA In Shakespeare and Creativity
University of Birmingham - College of Arts and Law
This unique programme has been designed to create forward-thinking conversations about what Shakespeare is and what Shakespeare can be in today's world. As a student on the on ... +
This unique programme has been designed to create forward-thinking conversations about what Shakespeare is and what Shakespeare can be in today's world. As a student on the only course of its kind in the world, you will study everything from the history of Shakespeare in society, literary criticism and theatre practices; before putting your knowledge into practice through a newly devised piece of theatre in response to Shakespeare's work. This creative and ambitious programme is ideal for aspiring academics, actors, writers, directors, arts administrators, as well as anyone with a lively interest in Shakespeare. -
MA in English Literature
This course focuses on literature that explores the limits of human experience and contravenes cultural boundaries. You will consider how writing has been a catalyst for socia ... +
This course focuses on literature that explores the limits of human experience and contravenes cultural boundaries. You will consider how writing has been a catalyst for social and political change. -
MA in English Language and Literature
University of Nottingham Malaysia
Semenyih, Malaysia
The MA English Language and Literature provides you with an opportunity for advanced study in contemporary Literary Studies and Applied Linguistics.
The MA English Language and Literature provides you with an opportunity for advanced study in contemporary Literary Studies and Applied Linguistics. -
MA In English Language and Literature (with thesis)
Yasar University
As the Yaşar University Department of English Language and Literature, we are proud to play a role in the education and development of a new generation of young critical think ... +
As the Yaşar University Department of English Language and Literature, we are proud to play a role in the education and development of a new generation of young critical thinkers. -
Master of Arts in English
Bemidji, USA
The MA in English is particularly suitable for students who wish to go on to doctoral work, pursue professional training of various kinds, or engage in other creative activiti ... +
The MA in English is particularly suitable for students who wish to go on to doctoral work, pursue professional training of various kinds, or engage in other creative activities. It is open to students with an undergraduate major in English, a liberal arts background, or a teacher education degree. -
Master of Arts degree in Children's Literature
Simmons University School of Business
Simmons launched the first Master of Arts degree in Children's Literature in 1977 to provide a rigorous, disciplined study of children's and young adult books for those who ar ... +
Simmons launched the first Master of Arts degree in Children's Literature in 1977 to provide a rigorous, disciplined study of children's and young adult books for those who are — or who intend to be — involved in teaching, library services, publishing, writing, or related fields. -
MA English Literary Studies
The MA in English Literary Studies will give you the opportunity to pursue literary topics and genres from a wide selection of authors and periods: from Shakespeare, Jane Aust ... +
The MA in English Literary Studies will give you the opportunity to pursue literary topics and genres from a wide selection of authors and periods: from Shakespeare, Jane Austen, and Eighteenth-Century fiction to Victorian print culture, Modernisms and Modernities, Literature and Law, Holocaust Literature, and postcolonial world literatures. -
MA in English Literature (by research only)
University of the Witwatersrand
Staff members in English at the University of the Witwatersrand are able to offer supervision at Master's level in areas ranging from medieval texts to contemporary literature ... +
Staff members in English at the University of the Witwatersrand are able to offer supervision at Master's level in areas ranging from medieval texts to contemporary literature, with particular strengths in Renaissance studies, Victorian fiction, modernism, postmodernism and postcolonial writing. -
Master of Arts in English Major in Creative Writing
Silliman University
Dumaguete, Philippines
Students majoring in Creative Writing may choose to submit creative work (poems or stories; a play or a novel) as their thesis. A substantial critical introduction to such a t ... +
Students majoring in Creative Writing may choose to submit creative work (poems or stories; a play or a novel) as their thesis. A substantial critical introduction to such a thesis is generally required. -
M.A. in English


When Artcore guitars debuted in summer 2002, they turned the music industry upside down. No longer were full and semi-acoustic guitars just big expensive jazz boxes for jazz players. With Artcore guitars you get an amazingly affordable price plus the quality and tone you expect from Ibanez, the guitar company with over 4 decades of experience making full and semi-acoustic guitars.


Maximize client business engagement by sending out the right message using the ideal PowerPoint design.
Build bigger partnerships locally and throughout the world with our one of a kind custom PowerPoint templates.
Our company provides customized presentation design services for business related industries.
We work with clients from various industries offering services from our expert presentation designers.
Our PowerPoint presentation designers have worked with clients from diverse industries making them the leaders in expert presentation design services. Take a look at our portfolio to know more about this.


text:
De Union of South Africa Queen's Medal for Bravery, (Nederlands: "Koninklijke Medaille van de Unie van Zuid-Afrika voor Moed"), was een hoge onderscheiding in de periode dat de Unie van Zuid-Afrika nog werd geregeerd door Elizabeth II van het Verenigd Koninkrijk. De medaille was de opvolger van de Union of South Africa King's Medal for Bravery.

Geschiedenis
De voorganger, de Union of South Africa King's Medal for Bravery" was een tijdlang de hoogste burgerlijke onderscheiding voor dapperheid. De stichter was  George VI die de medaille op 23 juni 1939 als "King's Medal for Bravery" of Union of South Africa King's Medal for Bravery" instelde.

De medaille werd in goud of zilver aan Zuid-Afrikaanse burgers toegekend voor moed tijdens het redden, of tijdens een reddingspoging, waarbij men de levens van anderen in veiligheid had willen brengen.

Tijdens de Tweede Wereldoorlog werd de medaille ook wel aan moedige Zuid-Afrikaanse militairen achter het front toegekend.

De gouden medaille was in rang gelijk aan de George Medaille en de zilveren medaille werd gelijkgesteld aan de Queen's Gallantry Medal). De anders gebruikelijke letters achter de naam werden aan het bezit van deze medaille niet verbonden.

In een "Warrant", een Koninklijk Besluit, van 15 december 1952 werd de medaille omgedoopt tot "Queen's Medal for Bravery". Op 31 mei 1961 kwam een einde aan de monarchie. De aan het koningschap verbonden medaille werd pas op 20 Mei 1970 officieel uit de lijst geschrapt.

In 1970 herstelde de Unie van Zuid-Afrika de medaille onder de naam Woltemade Decoration for Bravery. In 1988 werd een Woltemade Cross for Bravery ingesteld dat in 2002 ophield te bestaan. Op dit moment verleent Zuid-Afrika een Order of Mendi for Bravery.

De Zuid-Afrikaanse republiek maakte een einde aan de personele unie met het Verenigd Koninkrijk en ook aan deze medaille.

De medaille
Het ontwerp van de ronde zilveren of gouden medaille was het resultaat van een prijsvraag. De winnares, Miss Renee Joubert beeldde een Kaapse volksheld, Wolraad Woltemade af die met zijn paard schipbreukelingen redde. De medaille werd dan ook vaak de "Woltemade Medaille" genoemd. Het lint was blauw met oranje biezen.

In totaal werden 35 zilveren en één gouden medaille uitgereikt. Achttien van de decorandi waren militairen.

Literatuur

 Abbott, P. E. and Tamplin, J. M. A. (1971). British Gallantry Awards. Guinness Superlatives
 Monick, S. (1990). South African Civil Awards 1910-1990. South African National Museum of Military History

Onderscheiding in Zuid-Afrika


Your browser is out of date. Please update your browser to Internet Explorer 11 or use a current version of Firefox, Chrome, Safari or Edge.
Enter the two digits of your PIN in the blank fields using the virtual keyboard.
If you encounter problems logging in or forgot your credentials, please contact the person at your company from whom you received your credentials or contact customer support.


It's tiny, it's a little confined, it's impersonal, you either use the bathroom before sitting down or hold on till you're done with the meal, but nevertheless I love it. Over the years I've grown fond of tiny places even if sometimes it means being a little uncomfortable. There's a lot of warmth in these places, maybe it's my love of all things European – show off, I know – but it's a throwback at the whole community eating scene, and while sitting on long benches would be a bit extreme – for me, although I do make an exception when it comes to Wagamama or Oktoberfest – this is as good as it gets without actually rubbing shoulders with strangers while eating.
Yum Yum Cha is squeezed between a much larger Johnny Rockets – makes Yum Yum Cha look even tinier – and a stacked home improvement store at Select CityWalk mall in South Delhi, and still manages to give a very Asian vibe to the entire set up. There are the customary origami wall displays and pop art including a huge funky light fixture, but the colors are subtle enough not to hurt the eyes and keep the conversation focused on the food. I recommend sitting right inside where all the kitchen sounds provide a gentle background music that every food lover will appreciate. And with a menu that is as vibrant as it is varied, primarily Japanese, Yum Yum Cha had been on my radar for quite a while now.
Reading the menu, salivating over everything that I could have eaten a month back – when I was still a non-vegetarian – what stood out was Mushrooms. You read that right; between everything they had on offer, and between some ingredients that I was happy to see – unfortunately all seafood – mushrooms seemed to be everywhere. They were there in the Ramen Soup, in the Sticky Rice, and in the Sizzling Noodles. I expected they would turn up in the dessert as well, but thank you chef, they didn't. I shouldn't complain too much about it because I did order the food after all, but as I bit into one button mushroom after another, I wished I could dart back to Spectra at The Leela – where I had eaten a few weeks back – and pick some different kinds of mushrooms they had on display, because that would have elevated these dishes, taking them from the ordinary to the "I can't wait to come back here and eat this again".
I'm jumping ahead, let's start from the beginning; the "new" Ikebana sushi was true to its name – ikebana meaning flower arrangement – and came stacked up (see picture). Sushi for me is exquisite, it's arty – can be farty if the ingredients don't suit you – it's got to have finesse, be delicate, and piling them up just doesn't do it. Each and every piece of sushi should be separately placed and look exactly the same – think countless Stormtroopers standing in line, waiting for instructions from Darth Vader who is eager to find the odd one out and use his force on him. By combining the lot together, it just becomes messy and even though it tasted good, especially because of the spiciness brought about by the red pepper, the essence of sushi is lost even before the first bite.
My little research into Yum Yum Cha before I decided to eat there recommended that I should try the Ramen Soup with Noodles. So I did, and sadly that was a mistake – never trusting that reviewer again in my life. Perfect for the slightly cooler winter afternoons of Delhi, and oh-so-Japanese, the Ramen soup – more mushrooms than tofu – turned out to be too greasy and more like the Hot and Sour soup found at the local "Chinese" restaurants. In the end, that was the one item left on the table with a unanimous consensus that it should be avoided in the future at all costs, although at Rs. 485 plus taxes, it was already quite expensive – but the quantity was good.
The Sizzling Noodles didn't sizzle for long and went dud by the time they were placed on the table, and not counting the mushrooms, they had a nice colourful combination of ingredients – corn, tofu, peppers, chives – and even though they did taste like the "chow mein" I've grown up eating, they served the purpose of being the main dish. However, the Spicy Basil and Chilli Sticky Rice did help out the noodles as part of the main with even more flavorsome ingredients (excluding the mushrooms again) – peanut, corn, tofu, and chestnut. The quantities were great, enough to feed four adults, and as it come out to be roughly Rs. 900,- per person including taxes, I can't help feel that it is on the higher side.
I did save the best for the last and this is where I talk about the wonderful "Fun Bottles" that Yum Yum Cha has. Mocktails if you want to call them, the Thai Orange and Kafir Lime was everything the name suggests – colouful, bright, refreshing, cool, natural – and a must have. The Black Magic was also good, but if you want to have another, then go for the Green Apple – which I tried previously at the Asian Hawkers Market – or Watermelon and Mint options.
When you've got a wife with a sweet tooth and an 8-year-old daughter who sat through the entire meal cribbing about the food, it's almost impossible to leave the table without dessert and thus we tried the Espresso Crème Brûlée and Vanilla Mochi ice-cream. The crème Brûlée had a lovely crackle on top – slightly burnt – but gave the kick that an espresso should and is perfect for those that want a sweet alternative to having coffee. The ice-cream though brought a lot of smiles on the table – especially for the kids – with fresh tasting vanilla ice-cream in chewy and gummy rice jelly – which looked like a reddish boiled egg cut in four – that had a fish like texture to it. This definitely was the dish of the day.
I'm in two minds about Yum Yum Cha – as I often am about most places I eat at. I loved how quick the service was – it reminded me of eating at Sagar Ratna in Defense Colony where all the chutneys and even Sambar would arrive on the table much before the order was placed, and one was in and out of the restaurant within 30 minutes flat on a good day. The food options are plenty at Yum Yum Cha with a focus on the one cuisine, not trying to please everyone and anyone. The place is comfortable in an unconventional way. Nevertheless, the food did leave a void. It is light, like it should be, it's got the right ingredients, minus the mushrooms or rather they ought to experiment with different types of mushrooms, and everything that we ate was fresh, colourful, but I just wish that this sense of un-satisfaction that descended in the end could be replaced because I really, really want to visit again and give Yum Yum Cha another go.


text:
File input field looks like a Bootstrap button in all browsers.

## Install

Add this line to your `Gemfile`:

```rb
gem "bootstrap-file-input"
```

And add `bootstrap-file-input` to your `application.js` :

```js
//= require jquery
//= require bootstrap
//= require bootstrap-file-input
```


Ellen Dickinson is Director of Bell Programs at Yale University, and College Carillonneur at Trinity College in Hartford, Connecticut.
Over twenty of her students have completed the exam process to become Carillonneur members of the Guild of Carillonneurs in North America (GCNA). She has served the GCNA in many capacities, including as vice president.
In 2016, Ellen conceived and executed the largest new music project in the history of the carillon art, commissioning "50 for the 50th," 50 new works in honor of the 50th anniversary of the Yale Memorial Carillon. The 50 commissions consisted of 47 pieces of concert music for carillon, an illustrated children's book "Rosie Meets the Carillon," a book of 48 carillon studies in all keys (composed by Ellen), and an historical exhibit.
Ellen is Artistic Director and co-founder of Music on the Hill, an independent music organization with four performing ensembles and music education opportunities.
Over a period of twenty five years, Ellen served as Music Director and Organist of five churches. She has been the founding director of nine different ensembles, and has introduced many people to handbell ringing.
Ellen holds the Master of Music in organ performance from the Yale School of Music and Institute of Sacred Music, and the Bachelor of Arts in music from Yale College.


Stingy Brim Wool Felt Fedora by Broner – Levine Hat Co.
With a snap brim, grosgrain ribbon, and center dent crown Broner's stingy brim wool felt fedora is a classic hat. The lightweight wool makes for easy wear during the fall. With the colors black, navy, pecan, and rust there's an option for every fall outfit.


University of Napoli "Federico II"
The symposium is part of the workshop WS.IV on "AgriNanoTechniques: Nanomaterials for products and application in agriculture"
With the world's population expected to exceed nine billion by 2050, scientists are working to develop new ways to meet rising global demand for food, energy and water without increasing the strain on natural resources. Organizations including the World Bank and FAO are calling for more innovation to address these issues. Nanotechnology is emerging as a promising way to promote plant growth and development. This idea is part of the evolving science of precision agriculture, in which farmers use technology to target their use of water, fertilizer and other inpuTT.
Engineered nanomaterials (ENMs) have become the focus of research into their potential for plant protection and fertilizing, mainly owing to their greater specific surface area. Some ENMs have been already proved to stimulate plant growth and improve their biochemical parameters. However, a side from the benefits, we still lack a systematic investigation about the impacts of these materials on the agroecosystem and the specific relationships between nanomaterials and crops has not been properly investigated yet.


text:
Q: Why not correctly displayed button? Here is an example with a standard theme.

.hotpink {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100vh;

    border: 1px solid #999;
}

.pink {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100vh;

    border: 1px solid #999;
}

.deeppink {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100vh;

    border: 1px solid #999;
}

<link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.6/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/twitter-bootstrap/3.3.6/css/bootstrap-theme.css">

                    отправить

duplicate on codepen where the result is displayed on the entire width of the display.
And here is an example with the subject material-design.

.hotpink {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100vh;

    border: 1px solid #999;
}

.pink {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100vh;

    border: 1px solid #999;
}

.deeppink {
    width: 100%;
    height: 100vh;

    border: 1px solid #999;
}

<link href="https://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/bootstrap/3.3.6/css/bootstrap.min.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" />

<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/bootstrap-material-design/0.5.9/css/bootstrap-material-design.css">
<link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/bootstrap-material-design/0.5.9/css/ripples.css">

                    отправить

duplicate on codepen.  Why and how to fix it?

A: Well the stylesheets you added for ripples.css and bootstrap-material-design.css are causing unwanted behaviour for you.
Removing both of these stylesheets from the second sample( the one with issue ), you can see there will be no differnce between the samples you provided.
Layout and style issues can arise when you are refering to different stylesheets.

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


text:
This assessment is intended for people who interview for our iOS Software Engineer roles. There are three options for candidates completing this assessment; please read through each carefully and let us know which you would prefer to use.

## General assessment criteria
 * Please make sure you read [our expectations](../README.md#what-we-are-looking-for) first before starting the following tasks.
 * Take your time to polish your project.
 * At Conde Nast we unit test our code and strive to allow code design to be guided by these. Please add unit tests where possible in your solution. Feel free to use XCTest or, if it's your preference, a 3rd party utility like Quick/Nimble

## Option 1: Take-home exercise

Build an iOS application that shows the latest news from the United States, using the [newsapi.org](https://newsapi.org) service.

Running the app we should be able to see a list with the latest **US top headlines news** (see [newsapi.org documentation](https://newsapi.org/docs/)).
Each news item in the list should have the description of the article, the author, and the image associated to it.
If the news doesn't have an image, present an image placeholder of your choice.

If the user clicks on a news item it will navigate to a new screen displaying the full news article selected, and some info regarding it.

The additional info are the number of **likes** and the number of **comments** the news item has.
That information can be retrieved from two internal not authenticated endpoints:

 * `https://cn-news-info-api.herokuapp.com/likes/<ARTICLEID>`
 * `https://cn-news-info-api.herokuapp.com/comments/<ARTICLEID>`

The  `<ARTICLEID>`  is the article URL without the scheme and with the `/` replaced with a `-`.
For the article `https://www.theverge.com/2020/7/21/21332300/nikon-z5-full-frame-mirrorless-camera-price-release-date-specs/index.html` the `ARTICLEID` is `www.theverge.com-2020-7-21-21332300-nikon-z5-full-frame-mirrorless-camera-price-release-date-specs-index.html`

The app should have tests around the functionalities.
Although UI and UX are important, the goal of this demo is to show your thought process and how you architect your application. The design should take into consideration features that might be added in the future, like for example, offline reading, bookmarking, etc.

### Submission
See ["how to submit your work"](../README.md#how-to-submit-code)

### FAQ

Q: Should I commit my `newsapi.org` token?
A: No, but please provide one for us

Q: What version of iOS must I support?
A: The minimum version of the app is iOS 13, and feel free to use Swift 5.2 and its features.

Q: Can I use libraries, frameworks, CocoaPods etc?
A: Yes, but be prepared to justify why you did so.

## Option 2: Share existing code

If you have some existing iOS code that you would be prepared to share with us, we can look at that instead. The code should meet the following criteria:

* It should be of a similar scale as the feature discussed in Option 1
* It should demonstrate how you approach a problem
* It should be something that you are able to discuss with us

## Option 3: Pairing exercise

Lastly, if you prefer, you may choose to carry out a "no preparation required" pairing exercise during the interview with our engineers.


Allergies and allergy sickness are among the top three reasons people miss work, and can have a significant effect on productivity. So it's very important for business owners to recognize that they should do some simple things that can reduce overall exposure to allergens and other irritants.
1. Control dust mites: Dust mites are one of the most common allergens in homes and are often passively carried from home to the workplace. Mite eggs can be carried into the office environment on clothing. Carpets, upholstered furniture and even cubicle walls may harbour dust mites. Requesting frequent carpet cleaning and dusting your work area with a microfiber cloth or wet rag can help reduce dust mites in your work area. EPSCO recommends using HEPA (High Efficiency Particulate Air) fitted vacuum cleaners to clean the space around your immediate work area.
2. Reduce animal allergens: Even if you work in a pet-free building, you may be exposed to cat and dog hair. Pet hair is also carried on clothing and becomes part of the indoor environment. If possible, avoid placing allergy sufferers and pet owners in the same workspaces and provide hair removal rollers at the office.
3. Protect against seasonal allergens: Pollen can enter the workplace through ventilation and opening and closing of windows. Ensure your office has good air filtration. EPSCO recommends changing air filters and maintaining heating and air conditioning systems twice a year.
4. Reduce environmental hazards: Cleaning fluids and air fresheners release volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the atmosphere. These fumes can irritate lungs causing respiratory distress and shortness of breath. Avoid using plug-ins and aerosol air fresheners and switch to cleaning products with no VOCs.
5. Change your allergy medication: While antihistamine medication may ease allergy symptoms, they can also have you falling asleep in the boardroom. EPSCO recommends taking a non-sedating antihistamine or asking your doctor about getting an allergy shot which may provide longer-term relief without the drowsy side effects.
6. Get office environment cleaned properly: Office area generally comprises of carpeted area as well as hard floors. Get the hard floors damp mopped once a day. Consider wet-vacuum cleaning when possible for the carpeted area. Also, steam cleaning carpets once in a while. Dust and vacuum once or twice a week to remove the build up of allergens. Use a dry cloth to wipe hard surfaces such as counter tops, tables, and other furniture. Vacuum the cloth-covered furniture to get rid of as much dust as you can. Use a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter or a special double-thickness bag, which collects dust-mite particles and pollen. Standard paper bag filters may allow the stirred-up allergens to escape back into the room.
7. Use smart furniture: Furniture that naturally doesn't harbour mites is an intelligent option. Avoid too many sofas or too much furniture that are covered with fabric. Use pillow and mattress covers made from a tight-weave fabric that keeps out dust and mites. Use furniture made of wood, plastic, leather, or vinyl (including vinyl mattress covers) that you can wipe clean. Use roll-down shades or washable curtains.


Thank you for your interest in Pacific Bag. We would love an opportunity to earn you business, so for a short time please enjoy 10% off on your first purchase from our newly redesigned website at PacificBag.com using code "XYZ"
Don't delay, this offer from Pacific Bag is valid through 10pm PST on Friday 4/27!
Ready to start shopping but haven't created an account on the new site?
No problem! If you've ordered PBi in the past, we've already transferred your user account and order history to the new site, you will just need to create a new password for your security.