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Janina Miščiukaitė-Brazaitienė (* 10. Mai 1948 in Jonava; † 20. Februar 2008 in Vilnius) war eine litauische Sängerin und Musikerin.

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Janina Miščiukaitė wuchs in der Familie der Musiker auf. Sie absolvierte die Klasse Klarinette an der Juozas-Gruodis-Musikschule in Kaunas und studierte später im Masterstudiengang der Musikedukologie an der Vilniaus pedagoginis universitetas. Sie lehrte an der Balys-Dvarionas-Musikschule und an der Lietuvos muzikos ir teatro akademija.
Sie gewann beim Wettbewerb "Vilniaus bokštai" und bekam den ersten Antanas-Šabaniauskas-Preis.

2009 wurde die Kunstschule Jonava nach Miščiukaitė umbenannt.

Ihr Grab befindet sich im Friedhof Antakalnis.

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History: Roamdka, "Romadka History" (1883 - 1976)
Transcriber: Michelle
Roamdka, "Romadka History" (1883 - 1976)
Surnames: ALBAUGH ANDERSON ANDREGG ANTHONY BAKER BARTSCH BARTZ BEALER BERTCHINGER BREESE CANFIELD CONVERSE CROTHERS DAVIS DOWNER DRESCHER DUBES DUFFEY DWYER GARBISCH GARVIN GEBAUER GREUNKE HANDTKE HAYDEN HILES HOLMES JAKOBI JOHNSON KINTZELE KORTH KUBAT LAVEY LEE NAST OPELT PHIPPS PIERRELEE REICH RETTA REUTH ROMADKA SCHLINSOG SCHOLZ SEEFELDT SKAR SLADEK SMITH SPRY SUTHERLAND SWEET WINKLER
----Source: Granton Community Memories 1856-1976
(This was contributed by Eva Bender of Chili. It was found among her mother's things. It was possibly written by George Crothers who was the editor and publisher of the Clark County Press at the time it was written, about 1923)
No region of country in Wisconsin better illustrates the development of a timberland wilderness into fertile farming lands better than the district around what was formerly the village of Romadka. The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad which received permission from the Railroad Commission to abandon that part of its line is now taking up the rails and concrete culverts on that section of track - about 5 miles. This brings vividly the stirring scenes of earliest days in that locality. In the fall of 1883 Romadka Bros., trunk manufacturers of Milwaukee, having bought 4500 acres of timber land in York and Fremont, lying several miles north and northeast of the present site of Granton, sent a crew of men from Seymour Wisconsin to locate a site for a saw mill on this tract of land, and there erect a mill. John P. Kintzele, then a bookkeeper for a firm in Seymour was with the crew and was the first man to put an axe into the timber after the site had been chosen. The crew consisting of about 15 men landed with several cars of supplies, tools, machinery and teams at Neillsville. All this was taken over the Ridge Road cut through Maple Works, Windfall Corners and through a rough new road to the spot selected for the mill. Few of the men were used to handling the saw and ax and the clearing was a hard job for them until they enlisted the services of some local settlers. At first they boarded at the home of Wm. Garvin who lived three miles west through the woods. Later they found temporary lodging at the home of Oney Johnson, a settler close by (house now owned by Don Bartsch on the east side of Romadka road) until a barn and boarding house could be built. Eventually the plant became a village of considerable size. The mill was built in two wings - one 50 x 130 feet, the other 60 x 120 feet two stories with 24 foot posts, and employed about 50 men. There were some 15 dwelling houses besides the boarding house two warehouses 36 x 300 feet and immense sheds for storing manufactured products. They made lumber, shingles, hubs, spokes, and all this had to be transported by teams to Neillsville (the nearest railroad station) and loaded on cars at the old depot west of Black River. The Dwyer Brothers John and Frank did all the logging for the Romadkas, beginning in the fall of 1883, all that winter and the following winter until about Christmas in the year 1885 when some disagreement arose in the firm of Romadka Brothers and they stopped operations, buying off Dwyer Brothers who logged the rest of the winter for Hosley. Few actual settlers lived in the community, among them were John Breese, Martin Sweet, John Duffey, Oney Johnson, Joe Sutherland, Frank Converse and Al Holmes. Aug. Pierrelee came in soon with his family and Fred Garbisch owned land on which he later settled. The settlers did little actual farming. The Upham manufacturing Company built a logging road from Marshfield, coming down from near Veefkind on what is now the Soo branch to Greenwood, and striking through the northwest corner of Fremont and into the northwest corner of York. This was about 1889. Along this road were landings at which Uphams loaded logs cut from their own land and from the lands of the Davis and Starr Co. (who owned about 12,000 acres in that region). Considerable of the timber on this was logged and cut into lumber by the contract with Upham Co. The George Hiles Lumber Co. Had built a logging road from Dexterville to Lynn, which later was sold to the Chicago, Milwaukee and the St. Paul Railroad Co. And this company about the year 1889 extended the line to Romadka and later after the Upham logging road was abandoned and the rails taken up the C. M. and St. Paul extended its line to strike the old Upham road and laid new rails for a number of miles upon it. This was used by the Hiles Co. in getting out their logs in that region and later for several years in shipping out cord wood. About 1898 the Romadka lands were sold to the Hiles Lumber Co. Some of the machinery out of the old mill was taken to the Hiles mill at Dexterville and the lumber in the big Romadka mill was sold to farmers in the vicinity with which to build barns. Among the barns built form this material are those on the Truman Davis (now owned by Charles Seefeldt) and the Ernest Lee farms. (The boiler from the old plant served as the pressure tank for the water system at the Kintzele-Crothers farm for over 60 years and is still there). After the logging days were nearly over and for several years later an immense amount of four-foot cord wood was shipped out from this vicinity over the old road. Mr. Kintzele, who remained as a permanent settler after the Romadkas closed out, being the principle cord wood shipper. Some years he bought and shipped as much as 10,000 cords. Max Opelt also shipped from Lynn and later A Reuth who bought a large tract of land in Fremont also shipped considerable cord wood over this road. At Romadka there were yards and chutes for loading cattle and a good many cars of stock were shipped out. In the logging and cord wood days, several trains a day often came up and down the line, frequently even night trains being run. The timber industry gradually growing smaller and smaller and the country developing into a dairy region where the produce is condensed into a small amount the freight business became so small that only two or three trains a week were run and later these were abandoned and now the track is being taken up as far down the line as Lynn. At one time the railroad company had made surveys and laid plans to extend the lines on through Clark County to the northwest. The right of way was secured as far as Section 10 in the Town of York and 10 acres of land there was secured as a depot site. The right of way was cleared back across the Kintzele farm and frames erected for bridges across the creeks. This right of way is now all grown up to young timber and the frames of the bridges still stand concealed in the woods. Adverse legislation discouraged railroad extension at this time and the railroad went no further in fact as before stated, it is now being taken up and dismantled. The country has developed into one of the finest farming and dairy regions in the state. North from Windfall Corners where some fine farms were opened early, a good road now extends through the Romadka neighborhood and far beyond. The highway is in fine condition, and a portion of it has been surfaced with gravel. No doubt in time it will all be surfaced from Romadka to Granton. The lands owned by the Hiles Company and Davis and Starr were gradually sold out to settlers, J. P. Kintzele acting as agent for many years. Nast Brothers who operated a big lime works in the east part of the state (Fond du Lac County - Adell) bought a tract of 34 forties of fine hardwood, using some of the wood for burning lime at their kilns. Elmer Anderson, a son-in-law of August Nast is developing a fine farm on a portion of this tract, which includes the old mill site of Romadka. All around the neighborhood are modern farm houses, up-to-date dairy barns, silos, and other evidences of thrift and enterprise. From time to time farms have changed hands, new settlers have come in and young men grown up. There is practically no waste land in all that community. Among those who are now successful farmers within a short radius from the old Romadka mill, besides those already named, are James Baker, Justin Johnson, Neal Downer, Adam Albaugh, Wendell Crothers on the Kintzele farm, Howard Canfield , Martin Gebauer, Fred Garbisch, Fred Scholtz, Arnold Garbisch, Carl Retta, Gustav Reich, Fred Jakobi and sons, Frank Downer, Frank Lavey, George Smith, Bert Hayden, Geo. Phipps, Alfred Bartz, Wm. Anthony, W. J. Spry, Wm. Kubat, W. Dozel, Herman Schlinsog, Ernest Schlinsog, Fred Schlinsog, Herman Bealer, Nathan Dubes, Rob Strey, Paul Handtke, V. Sladek, G. Bertchinger, Emil Korth and perhaps others. The old log school house back of Joe Sutherland's was later replaced by a frame building out on the highway and more recently a modern two-room school house was erected with basement and up-to-date equipment. One of the best state graded schools in the county is maintained, the work completing the eighth grade and includes manual training and domestic science. This year the school is reported making excellent progress under the management of Miss Gudrun Skar, principal and Miss Nelda Drescher, primary teacher. While life in the community is lees thrilling and spectacular that in the old days, it is on the whole very comfortable. The rural routes, the telephones, automobiles, cheese factories and highways give the people all the facilities of civilization to be found anywhere and yet with the coming of the new and fine times it is not best entirely to forget the past nor fail to bring to mind now and then the men who made all these things possible by their energy and enterprise in the years that are gone by. (1923) Cows now graze contentedly where the sawmill and wood yards of Romadka once stood. The old depot was moved to the farm now owned by Fred Winkler and is a small garage or woodshed. Jim Baker moved what was his father's house from the Village of Romadka to his land east of Romadka Road. The house is now the residence of Rueben Andregg. Much of the old sand fill that formed the railroad bed lies under Romadka Road providing as much as three feet of fill over the swamp and mud where a horse went down to his neck one spring. Where thousands of cords of wood were stacked each winter for shipment to the lime kilns near Fond du Lac, the Crothers boys now make hay each summer. Nothing now remains of the village. Only the railroad embankment east of the road is clearly visible. Trees outline the edge of what was once a railroad bed. The Panic of 1893 and Depression of 1907 and a changing mode of travel (the first model T Ford had been bought by John P. Kintzele in 1908) ended the dream of the railroad promoters to build it through to Lake Superior, or even as far as Chippewa Falls. The only houses near that of the old village is the Lee Reich farm to the south and to the north, is now the Crothers farm on which is located the Greenhouse and Nursery business, and in part of the only house still standing that was there before the village began, the Kitchen Corner Antique Shop.
History: Romadka, "Romadka History" (1883 - 1976)
Contact: Susan Sloan
I have a Romadka trunk model 1909-1904. My great aunt and my grandmother used this trunk when they attended Wellsley College in the early 1900's. Their father, Levi Silliman, owned the lumber mill in Toulon, IL, at the time. I would really like to unlock the trunk but do not want to break it open. Any ideas? It's green with leather straps and I was the only family member that wanted it. Thank you!
Contact: Carol(Purkis)Mitte
With the older locks a locksmith usually can open them pretty easy without leaveing a lot of marks ect.LOL. Carol
History: Romadka, "Romadka History" (1883 - 19
Contact: Karen Cordova
I, too, have a trunk with the Romadka Brothers, Ready Access, pat. 1904 plate. It sat in a great-uncle's attic in Pelkie, Michigan for many years. I am the second relative to have inherited it. Family had always said that it had been brought from Finland when they immigrated. Does anyone know if Romadka Bros. had an international business? It seems unlikely. Has there ever been any response to the trunks' value?

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the CALP Network's working definition of an operational model.
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Whoaaa, back in Thursday and tomorrow is definitely be your weekend! Be strong, belles…!
Back in my blog, now I'm going to review one my current skin care product from Biokos. Just let me doing some short story tell first, OK?
Some of you may know that I often posted in my socmed account that I currently have a skin problem: ACNES. Though I have a combo skin of normal and oily one, I've always been doing a double clean regime since I was in my high school. That's the answer to some people's question why I have been having barely acne prone skin. So said, it has been 10 years of doing that thing. But now, I don't know why suddenly I have this acne problem. For the whole July, I had been trying some acne skin care regimes by using on the market products but the result turned zero: they keep staying on the place, more over they were bringing their friends, little by little.. That was freaking me out! And after searching here and there, I decided to see a dermatologist near my place. Thanks God, they're mostly gone right now after seeing a dermatologist by the end of July.
Since I was told to go back to do a facial treatment every two weeks, but I didn't. I (always) prefer doing facial at home with my own stuffs. And then I run out of my peeling cream but thanks God I have a stock of exfoliating lotion: Biokos Vital Nutrition 30s – Exfoliating Lotion. I got this as a hamper from Martha Tilaar's Biokos and Caring Colors make up class event way back then.. Event report is here. Thank you Martha Tilaar! Now let's begin the review.
*Packaging: from the packaging, there's a 35ml green plastic bottle with a twisting white plastic cap comes within a green box. The bottle's design seems old fashion in my opinion but that's OK. The thing that I like the most is this size comes as a travel friendly thing. Definitely becoming a beauty on-the-go product! On the back side of the box, you can see the product's explanation and a how-to step. By the left side of the box, you'll find the ingredients list and some info that you may need to know. And by the right side of the box you can see the range of Biokos Martha Tilaar that you may find on the stores depending on your age.
*Scents: When I opened the cap, the fresh scent came out. I like it. It reflects the scents of green tea, a little bit of jasmine, and aloe vera. Well, not really sure. Hehe. But to be frank, it's freshly scented and very relaxing.
*Texture: I don't think this reflects a form of lotion because the way I see it, it's too runny as a lotion. So I may say an exfoliating gel? Not sure! Teehee~~ But I believe, since the ingredients contain Coral Sponge, let me say that this thing acts as an exfoliating agent. A bit rough when you touch it but definitely doesn't harm your face at all.
Warning: you may find this picture is gross enough but for your reference, this is what happen after you exfoliate your skin with Biokos Vital Nutrition 30s – Exfoliating Lotion.
The result is, the coral sponge acts as an exfoliating agent that help you to clean the face from skin dead cells.
Since I prefer to have my facial done at home, basic one of course, I'm pretty happy knowing this exfoliating lotion is somewhat a little bit different with any exfoliating products I have ever used. It feels light weight and quiet hydrating on my skin, the lotion gel feels like a moisturizer thing. I guess it may be better if you put it first to fridge prior using considering the gel form (in my opinion). I'll try it for the next exfoliating do. For the coral sponge that acts as exfoliating agent really cleanses your skin, leave it moist, smooth and the fresh feeling afterwards. It doesn't harm your face considering the rough feeling when you rub it as your first impression, so don't be worried.
Repurchase? Yes, I'll do a repurchase after I run out this one. But, I can't help myself of trying new product. Hehehe.
I really need to amp up my skin regimen. Thank you for sharing this product. Will definitely check the product out.
Thank you for sharing this review. I'll have to keep an eye out for this. I do need an exfoliator.
I was pretty surprise by the result this exfoliate gel didn't give any redness after using it.
I've ever heard when I joined beauty blogger gathering with Martha Tilaar, one of the spokesperson said it is definitely fine if you want to use this exfoliator even you're not 30 yet. This age classification only refers to most skin condition in certain age. So if you are in 20 now, it's OK using this exfoliator.
Great review! Thanks so so much for sharing! I've been looking for an exfoliating cream for awhile now.
The scrub looks so gentle and not harsh for the skin. Would love to try this out.
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I see Biokos around here but I never really checked them out properly. I have dry skin so I need to exfoliate a lot. I think I'll try this out soon!
So it's just a screw cap bottle? Ehh, not a fan of the packaging. They should have provided a pump head or even a squeeze bottle.
I've never really used exfoliating lotions but this looks pretty good. Great review.
I like very much natural products and I think that this is great!
if exfoliating thing, is it daily use?


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Living… in New York City in the newsie lodging house, a large room filled with boys sleeping in hammocks. Each morning Kloppman wakes the boys with his morning ritual, telling them: Ink's wet, the presses are rolling, the papers are stacking – rise and shine, make a dime, no news without the newsies. Then they're off to work.
Profession… newsboy for Joseph Pulitzer and his newspaper, the New York World. Everybody does the job differently. Some newsies get "corners" – same spot, same customers. Jack likes to keep moving, enjoying the life of the big city. He spots an opportunity; he sells a paper. That's the advantage of being an independent businessman, instead of working for wages.
Interests… unionizing the rest of the newsboys so they can get a fairer share of the pay. Recently, Mr. Pulitzer has upped the prices of his papers in order to beat out his competitor, Mr. Hearst, which is bad news for the newsies. Even though the newsies don't have hats or badges, they'll stop the wagons and the scabbers, forcing the world to pay attention to them.
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Politics Senate Leader, Presidential Candidate Bob Dole Dies at 98
Senate Leader, Presidential Candidate Bob Dole Dies at 98
Sunday, December 5, 2021 at 1:55 pm | א' טבת תשפ"ב
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Former Republican presidential candidate Sen. Bob Dole in Cleveland, Monday, July 18, 2016. (AP Photo/Carolyn Kaster, File)
Bob Dole, who overcame disabling war wounds to become a sharp-tongued Senate leader from Kansas, a Republican presidential candidate and then a symbol and celebrant of his dwindling generation of World War II veterans, has died. He was 98.
During his 36-year career on Capitol Hill, Dole became one of the most influential legislators and party leaders in the Senate, combining a talent for compromise with a caustic wit, which he often turned on himself but didn't hesitate to turn on others, too.
He shaped tax policy, foreign policy, farm and nutrition programs and rights for the disabled, enshrining protections against discrimination in employment, education and public services in the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Today's accessible government offices and national parks, sidewalk ramps and the sign-language interpreters at official local events are just some of the more visible hallmarks of his legacy and that of the fellow lawmakers he rounded up for that sweeping civil rights legislation 30 years ago.
Dole devoted his later years to the cause of wounded veterans, their fallen comrades at Arlington National Cemetery and remembrance of the fading generation of World War II vets.
Thousands of old soldiers massed on the National Mall in 2004 for what Dole, speaking at the dedication of the World War II Memorial there, called "our final reunion." He'd been a driving force in its creation.
"Our ranks have dwindled," he said then. "Yet if we gather in the twilight it is brightened by the knowledge that we have kept faith with our comrades."
He tried three times to become president. The last was in 1996, when he won the Republican nomination only to see President Bill Clinton reelected. He sought his party's presidential nomination in 1980 and 1988 and was the 1976 GOP vice presidential candidate on the losing ticket with President Gerald Ford.
Through all of that he carried the mark of war. Charging a German position in northern Italy in 1945, Dole was hit by a shell fragment that crushed two vertebrae and paralyzed his arms and legs. The young Army platoon leader spent three years recovering in a hospital and never regained use of his right hand.
To avoid embarrassing those trying to shake his right hand, Dole always clutched a pen in it and reached out with his left.
Dole won a seat in Congress in 1960, representing a western Kansas House district. He moved up to the Senate eight years later when Republican incumbent Frank Carlson retired.
There, he antagonized his Senate colleagues with fiercely partisan and sarcastic rhetoric, delivered at the behest of President Richard Nixon. The Kansan was rewarded for his loyalty with the chairmanship of the Republican National Committee in 1971, before Nixon's presidency collapsed in the Watergate scandal.
He served as a committee chairman, majority leader and minority leader in the Senate during the 1980s and '90s. Altogether, he was the Republicans' leader in the Senate for nearly 11½ years, a record until Kentucky Sen. Mitch McConnell broke it in 2018. It was during this period that he earned a reputation as a shrewd, pragmatic legislator, tireless in fashioning compromises.
After Republicans won Senate control, Dole became chairman of the tax-writing Finance Committee and won acclaim from deficit hawks and others for his handling of a 1982 tax bill, in which he persuaded Ronald Reagan's White House to go along with increasing revenues by $100 billion to ease the federal budget deficit.
Dole became Senate leader in 1985 and served as either majority or minority leader, depending on which party was in charge, until he resigned in 1996 to devote himself to pursuit of the presidency.
In September 2017, Congress voted to award Dole its highest expression of appreciation for distinguished contributions to the nation, a Congressional Gold Medal. That came a decade after he received the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Congress honored Dole again in 2019 by promoting him from Army captain to colonel, in recognition of the military service that earned him two Purple Hearts.
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Iowa pastor says running for office is a test of faith
'It's just a really good experience to know what it's like to be an outsider, to be a stranger, to be asking for people's welcome,' the Rev. Sarah Trone Garriott said.
The Rev. Sarah Trone Garriott leads a workshop at the Common Good Forum on Jan. 11, 2020, in Des Moines, Iowa. RNS photo by Jack Jenkins
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DES MOINES, Iowa (RNS) — Loving your enemies isn't an easy thing to do on the campaign trail.
Even if the candidate is a pastor.
"(Faith) pushes us in ways that are not always comfortable, which means sacrificing yourself and caring for people that you wouldn't want to care for normally, like loving your neighbor or loving your enemies," said the Rev. Sarah Trone Garriott.
"Running for office is definitely a harder way of living that out."
Garriott, an ordained minister in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America who is running for state Senate in Iowa, is hardly the first faith leader to seek elected office. But in an era where the Republican Party often dominates conversations about faith and politics, the pastor is one of several Democratic candidates quietly mustering religion-conscious campaigns to take down powerful Republicans in 2020.
For Garriott, a background in ministry is a strength to be touted — not a weakness to be hidden under a bushel. And running for office is an act of faith.
Originally from Minnesota, Garriott served as an AmeriCorps VISTA volunteer in New Mexico after graduating from college, focusing on the issues of sexual assault and domestic violence. She then enrolled at Harvard Divinity School, hoping to learn how to help pastors address those same issues. It was there that she met her husband, then a scholar of patristics, and first began considering ordained ministry.
The Rev. Sarah Trone Garriott on Jan. 11, 2020, in Des Moines, Iowa. RNS photo by Jack Jenkins
The two moved around the country for several years after that: first to Philadelphia, where Garriott worked as a hospital chaplain, and later to Illinois, where she enrolled in seminary at the Lutheran School of Theology at Chicago.
After seminary, Garriott served congregations in West Virginia, Virginia and Iowa before becoming an interfaith organizer for the Des Moines Area Religious Council in 2017.
"I like to connect with people, meet folks, make connections for them — I'm a connector," she said. She explained that she was inspired to take the post after hearing about a rash of hate incidents in the aftermath of President Donald Trump's election.
Through her work as a pastor and an interfaith leader, she met Republican Charles Schneider, the lawmaker currently serving as state senator for Iowa's 22nd District, when he asked her to open a session of the state Senate in prayer. After that, Garriott said, she began to follow the Republican more closely.
She eventually grew frustrated with his policies, sometimes even showing up at his events to pepper him with questions while sitting in the front row.
When she saw that Schneider was up for reelection, she decided to challenge him.
"I remember I had this dream that he had gotten new yard signs and I was just like, 'Oh my gosh, someone's gotta do something,'" she said of Schneider, who serves as president of the state Senate.
A few candidate trainings and conversations later, Garriott announced over Facebook that she was running for state Senate on a platform focused on addressing local, practical issues such as water quality and education funding.
"Water quality and water management issues are huge here," she said. "When it rains, people drown in Des Moines."
Garriott doesn't hide her ministerial credentials. Her campaign launch video features images of herself in clerical garb, and she told Religion News Service that her experiences as a religious professional showcase her commitment to being "an engaged citizen."
She noted that in her previous job as a parish minister, she served as pastor to Tom Latham, who was a Republican congressman representing Iowa's 3rd District at the time.
"Navigating difficult issues, being in relationship with people who see things different than me, trying to work through conflict together, loving people that you disagree with — those are things that I bring because of that experience," she said.
The Rev. Sarah Trone Garriott leads a workshop at the Common Good Forum on Saturday, Jan. 11, 2020, in Des Moines, Iowa. RNS photo by Jack Jenkins
Garriott also believes the values of her liberal-leaning Lutheran faith are applicable to broader public service.
"Welcoming the stranger, caring for your neighbor, caring for the poor, being willing to admit you're wrong, humility … and seeing the greater good, that common good, that public common good that I think we've lost track of — I think those are valuable," she said.
Garriott referenced Scripture and her faith repeatedly while leading a workshop on "Being Political" at the "Faith, Politics and the Common Good" summit convened in Des Moines earlier this month. The summit was hosted by Vote Common Good, an advocacy organization run by progressive Christians, and featured speeches from other clergy-turned-candidates such as Bryan Berghoef, a minister running for Congress in Michigan as a Democrat.
Speaking to a crowd that included local Iowans as well as Mike McCurry — onetime press secretary for former President Bill Clinton — Garriott said she thinks of Scripture often when enduring rejection on the campaign trail, particularly when knocking on the doors of voters.
"It's just a really good experience to know what it's like to be an outsider, to be a stranger, to be asking for people's welcome," she said.
She told RNS she is careful to avoid preaching or regularly engaging in "theological conversation" from the political podium, and steers clear of mentioning her campaign when operating in a ministerial capacity.
She also acknowledged that being a religious professional can lead to conversations that focus narrowly on what she called "hot button" issues such as abortion, which she contends is more complicated than "pro-choice or pro-life." Her campaign website does not list a formal position on the issue, although she has appeared at protests standing with Iowa abortion rights advocates.
It's also unclear how she would fare against Schneider in the general election. Her incumbent opponent is formidable, although Garriott said the Democratic Party has "targeted" the seat after overlapping House districts went blue in 2018.
Not that Garriott is dwelling on any of those challenges just yet. She still has to win the Democratic nomination, not to mention maintain her day job. In the meantime, she hopes to model a candidacy that draws strength from both the political and the pastoral.
"You have to be clear about who you are and what you believe, and say, 'Yes, I am for all of you, and I care about all of you, and I work with all of you, and I'm listening to all of you. … But here's where I'm at.'"
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A competição duplas mistas da patinação artística nos Jogos Olímpicos de Inverno de 2002 foi disputado no dia 17 de fevereiro entre 29 patinadores.

Medalhistas

Escândalo na arbitragem

Na competição de duplas da patinação artística, os representantes da Rússia (Elena Berezhnaya e Anton Sikharulidze) e do Canadá (Jamie Salé e David Pelletier), eram considerados os favoritos à conquista do ouro. Especialistas apontaram a performance russa mais difícil, porém contendo mais erros (incluindo um grave no último passo), e a vitória canadense era tomada como certa. O público aparentemente, incentivava a vitória da dupla. Com o anúncio das notas, a vitória fora para a dupla russa. Comentaristas imediatamente contestaram a decisão, dizendo que era impossível para Berezhnaya e Sikharulidze vencer Salé e Pelletier.

Os árbitros da Rússia, da Polônia, da China, da Ucrânia e da França haviam dado notas melhores para os russos. Os árbitros dos Estados Unidos, do Canadá, da Alemanha e do Japão haviam escolhido os canadenses. Quase que imediatamente, suspeitas de manipulação recaíram sobre a árbitra francesa, Marie-Reine Le Gougne. Posteriormente, Le Gougne revelou que foi pressionada pelo chefe da federação francesa, Didier Gailhaguet, a colocar a dupla russa em primeiro lugar. Esse ato faria parte de um esquema para beneficiar a dupla francesa na competição de dança no gelo, que seria realizada em alguns dias.

A reação no Canadá e nos Estados Unidos foi de revolta. O sentimento em relação aos russos, entretanto, era de que eles não poderiam ser punidos pelos atos de um único árbitro. A Federação Internacional de Esqui e o Comitê Olímpico Internacional decidiram, então, afastar Marie-Reine Le Gougne das competições, elevar a dupla canadense ao primeiro lugar e manter a dupla russa com a medalha de ouro, já que não foi provada a participação dela no caso. Uma nova cerimônia de premiação foi realizada, com o hasteamento das bandeiras da Rússia e do Canadá no mesmo nível, para lamento da dupla russa. Nenhuma dupla herdou a medalha de prata.

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JAIMIE VERNON – CHANGESONEBOWIE
"Last night they loved you,
and pulling some strings, angel"
Major Tom has left orbit for good. David Bowie's indelible Aladdin Sane lightning bolt transfixed to our collective psyche and his audio imprint etched into turntables everywhere.
A true artist to the very end, Bowie may have orchestrated the ultimate album marketing strategy of all time with his unpreventable death coinciding with the release of his last studio album 'Blackstar'. Much has been said already about the bread crumbs he left in the "Lazarus" song/video and, in fact, the lyrical themes on the whole album pointing like the Nazca Runway to his epitaph. He left nothing to chance. He curated his career to the bitter end which is brilliant when you think about it because it leaves nothing in the hands of people that would defame him (pun intended) for better or worse.
We all have a story. Social media capsized this past Monday following the news, overnight, that the Thin White Duke had stepped over. For once the planet was united in their reverence for an entertainer which shows how many lives Bowie has touched. So much love. So many memories – direct and indirect. When the Vatican releases a statement concerning your life and death you know you've gone beyond the realm of celebrity and into history.
My heart hurts for his family and his closest associates (if there could be such people in a world where being a chameleon was a lifestyle). I have many friends who had worked directly with the legend. Both Tony "Wild T" Springer and Emm Gryner had performed in Bowie's touring bands; Carole Pope and Rough Trade opened the Canadian leg of Bowie's 'Serious Moonlight' tour in 1983; Photographer John Rowlands, whose photography graces the pages of my Canadian Pop Music Encyclopedia, took many iconic photos of Bowie and, in fact, his shot of Bowie as 'The Archer' was recently used to promote the touring exhibit 'David Bowie Is' over the last two years. The photograph was one of Bowie's personal favourites.
The Archer – Photo by John Rowlands
I never met the man. Most of us never did. But lives were affected and changed by his uncompromising transitional art, sexuality, and artistic identity as a songwriter, musician, actor and painter. Bowie was Everyman. And no man. Twenty five studio albums. Twenty five musical identities. Your influential mileage may very depending on which album you heard first.
It was 1976. I was 12 and coming of age in my musical awakening. The Beatles had been re-catalogued with the release of 'Rock And Roll Music' that summer and raced back up the charts with "Got To Get You Into My Life". But Bowie had beaten them to the Top20 by the spring of 1976 with "Golden Years".. It had come quickly on the heels of the #1 hit "Fame". I was aware enough to have bought both as 7" singles (still remember the B-sides: "Can You Hear Me" and "Right", respectively).
My closest friend at the time, John Shuler, was more an album guy (though I recall him spinning the 7" single of the Elton/Sedaka duet "Bad Blood" until the neighbours complained) and was in possession of the modest EP length release 'Station to Station' which introduced me to soon-to-be essential Bowie classics "Golden Years", "TVC15," and the Washington/Tiomkin cover tune "Wild Is the Wind". The whole record was memorable but seemed like and unfinished teaser.
Bowie's label, RCA Records, were quick to satisfy fans by releasing Bowie's first hits collection 'ChangesOneBowie' while "TVC15" was still on the charts in May 1976, effectively preventing it from being included on the album (it would also be left off Volume Two when RCA released 'ChangesTwoBowie' in 1981, instead choosing "Wild Is the Wind").
The first hits collection was the album that stuck with me. It was my introduction to a very eclectic musician and featured the previously unreleased sax solo non-album track "John, I'm Only Dancing". The album links me to my friend John and the summer of 1976 (though 'Wings At the Speed of Sound', 'Frampton Comes Alive', and 'A Night At The Opera' would also be seminal).
When I met my first wife I found out she was a huge Bowie fan. Together we built a massive collection of Bowie vinyl. I'd buy her something rare and collectible on special occasions. Together we went to see him on the 'Serious Moonlight' tour at CNE Stadium in Toronto in the summer of 1983. When we divorced we split our collection of albums based on what we brought to the relationship. She got the entire collection. I fought for 'ChangesOneBowie' because it was the only one that had sentimental value to me.
Between those years I was growing a music career. Someone else who went to the Bowie show with us in 1983 was my band mate and Bullseye Records co-founder Simon Bedford-James. He ate British music for breakfast (what with being an ex-pat Brit himself). Everything I learned about Bowie came from him. It was one thing to own the albums it was another to get a formal education from Simon on what those albums represented. It was here I got the complete historical Bowie categorized and annotated. Bowie's approach to his music would soon become the template for a lot of what I did musically from 1983 onward.
Our band, Moving Targetz, was playing the 'Ziggy Stardust' album playlist in our live set from the start. I have a recording of a rehearsal in April 1983 (before I was a formal member of the band) doing "The Jean Genie". As members came and went Simon and I continued adding tunes to our collective jukebox with the likes of "Wild Is the Wind", "TVC15", "Ziggy", "Moonage Daydream". "Rock and Roll Suicide" and eventually "China Girl" which was part of our live set right into mid-1985. The other tune that survived the most band incarnations was "Rebel Rebel". Simon had the perfect voice for giving the songs the idiosyncratic approach that Bowie had applied to everything he did.
Time would crawl but my musical tastes, and personal interests mutated, and I found less interest in Bowie's output on the back of far too many film soundtracks and albums like 'Tonight' and 'Day In Day Out' which only had brief moments of brilliance. It wasn't until Bowie's band project Tin Machine that I found a renewed enthusiasm. The ageing rocker was now treading the line between iconoclast and noise merchant. He had shed what many had declared his sell-out persona with EMI Records and was back in fine form agitating and challenging the masses. Look back in anger, indeed.
When I gave up on being in bands to focus on my record label, I finally had the freedom to record material I wanted to record with an eye to releasing a solo album. In 1999 we released a tribute to The Bay City Rollers entitled 'Men In Plaid'. As a cheeky move I recorded Bowie's "Rebel Rebel" to include on the album. Why? Because the Rollers had recorded the song not once, but twice, and released them on two different album during their 13 album run. Who would have figured that Bowie had influenced the Bay City Rollers – especially given that they were contemporaries.
I finally put a solo album together in 2002. I revisited the Bowie recording and we beefed it up to sound more like the arrangement of "Rebel Rebel" I'd heard Bowie do on Saturday Night Live in the 1990s. I'm proud of my version. Turns out I could do a decent Bowie impression as well having stood shoulder to shoulder with Simon all those years before. So much so, that the cover band I've been in and out of for the last 20 years added "Fame" to its set list in 1994 – which we still play to this day.
Wam, Bam. Thank you, Starman.
"In walked luck and you looked in time
Never look back, walk tall,
act fine."
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Jaimie "Captain CanCon" Vernon has been president of the on again/off-again Bullseye Records of Canada since 1985. He wrote and published Great White Noise magazine in the '90s, has been a musician for 33 years, and recently discovered he's been happily married for 16 years. He is also the author of the recently released Canadian Pop Music Encyclopedia and a collection of his most popular 'Don't Believe A Word I Say' columns called 'Life's A Canadian…BLOG' is now available at Amazon.com http://gwntertainment.wix.com/jaimievernon
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Saturn now boasts Solar System's most known moons: 82
7 October 2019 Astronomy Now
Twenty newly discovered moons orbiting Saturn fit into three groupings of previously known satellites. Saturn's total of 82 known moons is a new solar system record. Image: NASA/JPL-Caltech/Space Science Institute (Saturn), Paolo Sartorio/Shutterstock (background stars)
A team led by Carnegie astronomer Scott Sheppard has discovered 20 new moons orbiting Saturn, pushing the ringed planet's total to a record 82 – three more than Jupiter's currently known 79.
Each of the newly discovered moons has a diameter of about five kilometres (3 miles) and 17 of them orbit Saturn in the a retrograde direction opposite the planet's rotation. The other three orbit in the same prograde direction as Saturn.
The retrograde moons orbit at roughly the same inclination, or tilt, indicating they may be fragments of a larger body that broke apart in the distant past. Likewise, two of the newly found prograde moons fit in with an already known group sharing an orbital tilt of about 46 degrees. They, too, may have once been part of a larger moon.
The third newly found prograde moon orbits at an inclination of 36 degrees, similar to a group of inner prograde satellites. This one, however, is much farther from Saturn than any of the others.
"Studying the orbits of these moons can reveal their origins, as well as information about the conditions surrounding Saturn at the time of its formation," Sheppard said. "This kind of grouping of outer moons is also seen around Jupiter, indicating violent collisions occurred between moons in the Saturnian system or with outside objects such as passing asteroids or comets."
The new moons were discovered by Sheppard, David Jewiutt of UCLA and Jan Kleyna of the University of Hawaii using the Subaru telescope atop Mauna Kea in Hawaii.
"Using some of the largest telescopes in the world, we are now completing the inventory of small moons around the giant planets," said Sheppard. "They play a crucial role in helping us determine how our Solar System's planets formed and evolved."
Sheppard discovered 12 new moons orbiting Jupiter last year and invited the public to help name five of them. Because of an enthusiastic response, he has organised a similar contest to come up with names of for Saturn's newly discovered satellites.
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Bright impact basin on Saturn's icy moon Tethys
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In this NASA/ESA Cassini mission image of Saturn's 660-mile-wide moon Tethys, the giant impact basin Odysseus stands out brightly from the rest of the illuminated icy crescent. Some 280 miles across, Odysseus is one of the largest impact craters on Saturn's icy moons, and may have significantly altered the geologic history of Tethys.
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Helping seniors feel safer online: new research from University of Toronto
"If we make the Internet friendlier for seniors, we could make it friendlier for everyone"
Cosmin Munteanu says money lost by seniors to online scams is consistent with losses by the general population "but seniors see themselves as targets, and this makes them marginalized in online activities."
The University of Toronto's Cosmin Munteanu wants to help seniors feel safer and more confident when using the Internet.
"Seniors are afraid of being vulnerable to scams," Munteanu says. "This prevents them from accessing enhanced services from trusted providers, such as banks or health care services, which is an important part of maintaining their independence."
An assistant professor with the U of T Mississauga's Institution for Communication, Culture, Information and Technology department, Munteanu examines the barriers older adults face in adopting online technology. As co-director of the Technologies for Aging Gracefully lab (TAG lab) on the downtown Toronto campus, he investigates how aging adults access and use technology, and how technologies might be adapted to better suit their needs.
Munteanu recently won funding to study how seniors are using web services, and what barriers they face in getting online to manage critical information like health and financial services.
"We realized that for older adults, fear related to safety around technology was a barrier to adoption," Munteanu says. "We found that seniors demonstrate a reluctance to participate in online activities because there's a notion that their online safety will be exposed."
"In Canada and the U.S., seniors are very active online users, but there's still a huge digital divide," he says. "They have access to the Internet, they use it, but they don't take full advantage of what's available to them." Munteanu says that social isolation caused by lack of digital participation could affect 40 to 50 per cent of seniors.
"There's an inherent fear that this isn't a safe place for them to manage this information or activity."
Current research into senior use of technology doesn't cover perceptions of safety, Munteanu notes. "The statistics tell us that $10-million is lost every year by Canadian seniors in online scams. This is in proportion with the general population. But seniors see themselves as targets, and this makes them marginalized in online activities."
Personal services are increasingly managed online, including tasks such as filing taxes, accessing investment statements and renewing library books and drug prescriptions. "It becomes even more important to make the online world a safe and navigable space for senior users," Munteanu says.
"We're focusing on medical information, personal information (such as pensions), and some online transactions. We're looking at what kind of authentication would be perceived as the most trustworthy way to access those services, including biometric authentication, traditional login screens and third-party providers."
Munteanu hopes the findings will result in better, safer ways to get seniors online, such as a senior-friendly web browser, or the development of a third-party service manager. "If we make the Internet friendlier for seniors, we could make it friendlier for everyone."
Munteanu's research is funded through UTM's Research and Scholarly Activity Fund. He is cross appointed to the Faculty of Information and the department of computer science at U of T.
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Doubts & Discussion › Category: Theory › himalayan-geology
sburfal9 asked 4 years ago
seismicity patterns in himalayas
GeoCon Staff answered 4 years ago
In contrast to the almost complete absence of earthquakes in the interior of the Indian Plate, seismicity surrounds its edges and is prolific within the Tibetan Plateau. Most of the earthquakes within the Himalaya occur at shallow depth (<30 km); with deep earthquakes indicating the descent of the Indian Plate into the mantle at the ends of the arc. Earthquakes with depths exceeding 40 km are relatively rare in the continent–continent collision in the central Himalaya and beneath Tibet, indicating the absence of the Benioff–Wadati zone that is characteristic of oceanic plate collisions.
he rate of convergence between the Indian Plate south of the Himalayan foothills and southern Tibet is important because it provides an upper limit for the anticipated rate of seismic productivity for the Himalaya. With an average rate of convergence of 17 mm a?1, the 2000 km-long approximately100 km-wide Main Himalayan Thrust (the décollement separating the Indian and Asian plates) accumulates seismic moment at a rate of c. 1020 N m a?1 (Newton metres per year), equivalent to that released by a Mw = 7.3 earthquake. In 10 years, enough moment has accumulated to drive a Mw = 8 earthquake, and in a century a Mw = 8.6 earthquake. In just 350 years, were no other earthquakes to occur in the Himalaya, a Mw = 9 earthquake would be needed to release the accumulated 4 m of Himalayan convergence (assuming a 2000 km-long rupture).


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aha, the 100% Telugu OTT platform, announces its content slate for 2021 with the unveiling of 52 premium originals
After a grand Diwali event with Allu Arjun in November, aha, the 100% Telugu OTT platform continues with its orange wave of entertainment by bringing forth a stellar Diwali 2020-2021 programming line-up featuring 52 originals. Helmed by the finest filmmakers from the Telugu industry, the content slate will range from blockbuster movies, original web shows, movies, talk shows, and docudramas covering multiple genres, targeting global Telugu-speaking audience across age groups and genders. The width of content seeks to bring one of the most innovative and diverse Telugu content libraries in the country. Through this, aha, currently with 7 mn app downloads, will serve its strong user base of over 20 million in the Telugu entertainment genre.
Extending its objective of being the go-to destination for premium Telugu content; the platform brought in superstar Allu Arjun on board as its brand ambassador, along with esteemed directors Sukumar, Harish Shankar, Surender Reddy, Vamshi Paidipally, Nandini Reddy, Praveen Sattaru, Dr Sailesh, Pawan Kumar, Venu Udugula, Sudheer Varma, Sagar Chandra, Ranga Yali, Vidya Sagar, Uday Gurrala, Pranav Pingle Reddy and Pallavi Gangireddy amongst others, to team up with eminent actors from the industry. Furthermore, the platform also recently launched the massive talk show Sam Jam hosted by star actor Samantha Akkineni, The Viral Fever (TVF)'s original web series Permanent Roommates' Telugu remake Commit Mental, Maa Vintha Gaadha Vinuma, Anaganaga O Athidhi as its festive offering, this Diwali, which opened to a huge response from audience and critics alike.
Coming soon are some of the most-awaited projects like 11th Hour which features actress Tamannaah Bhatia, who's making her debut in the OTT space with the show, well-known producer Swapna Dutt's Kambalapalli Kathalu, Baahubali producers Arka Media's Anya's Tutorial, Sooper Over, Maidanam, Maze, Beyond Textbook, Kudi Yedamaithe, In the Name of God, Thodelu, Rudraveena and Qubool Hai amongst others.
Sharing his thoughts, Ramu Rao Jupally, Promoter, aha, said, "In a short span of time, aha has grown to be recognized as a game changer in the Telugu entertainment industry. Today, the OTT industry is one of the fastest-growing markets which is expected to grow at a CAGR of 28.6 percent for the next four years as per the PwC report. With over 50 million Telugu content consumers across both Telugu states, we believe the market potential is huge. We are confident that the line-up featuring the biggest names in the industry will offer our audiences to enjoy through relatable and entertaining content."
Growing from strength to strength, aha has become one amongst the fastest-growing OTT platform in India. On the back of offerings that can be enjoyed by one and all, aha will ensure that its content over 12 terrific months will keep the viewers entertained.
Launched in 2020, aha is an Indian video-on-demand streaming service based out of Hyderabad offering premium digital content for Telugu speaking audiences across the world. One of the fastest growing OTT platforms in India, it is owned by Arha Media & Broadcasting Private Limited, a joint venture by Geetha Arts and My Home Group. Aha creates original Telugu content across various formats that include movies, web-series, and non-fiction shows. The annual subscription for aha is available for audiences at an affordable price of ₹365 which is ₹1 per day.
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import com.google.gwt.core.shared.GWT;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.HTML;
import com.vaadin.client.renderers.ClickableRenderer;
import com.vaadin.client.widget.grid.RendererCellReference;

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	public HTML createWidget() {
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	public void render(RendererCellReference cell, String text, HTML button) {
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Home Self-Advocacy Self Advocation & Putting A Positive Spin On SpLD.
Self Advocation & Putting A Positive Spin On SpLD.
Being different is our strength and not a disability.
I am going to give you some inspiration that will help your dyslexic kids as they go through education.
I am having a frustrating day! I had two meetings set up and the people from both companies failed to let me know that they could not make the meeting.
So a lot of wasted time.
So with the free time that I had from cancelled meetings, I thought that I would pop into a PC World in Cambridge in order to get a case for my iPad.
When I selected my new case I went to pay for it and I was greeted by a young man called Edward.
I was impatient to get on with the transaction but I was stopped with an initial question about what type of receipt I wanted. So I told him and then he started punching away at his computer screen entering in information. Then he asked me about my company and so I gave him some details and he then asked for my phone number.
His response was, "I promise you, you will not get dodgy phone calls from PC World.....", at this point I would usually argue it out and not expect that to be the truth, but it was what he said next that absolutely inspired me. He continued " I am autistic, so I am telling you the truth."
Now I don't know much about autism spectrum disorders, but for him to say that, made me trust him. I know that people with autism are mostly straight talkers, who get to the point rather than beat around the bush but I don't know if having autism means that one is unable to lie, but I am pretty sure that honesty was right up there as one of Edward's top values. Whilst I was in a rush (and to be honest I was getting impatient with the questions), his statement made me admire him, not because he was autistic but because he was damn well going to do his job and that meant caring about his customer.
I was also really impressed with his spin on having autism. He made it a huge positive, built trust and rapport with me and quite frankly made me feel really proud to see that there are businesses out there that have an inclusive employment policy and delivers it, the 'walk the talk'.
So well done PC World in Cambridge and well done Edward for communicating autism awareness in such a positive way.
John, you haven't answered the question...Why are you telling us this?
Being honest and not being afraid of being who we are is so important in terms of people skills but it takes courage to be that honest and open about what many people see as a disability.
This is the same with having dyslexia. We should be teaching our children not to think in terms of disability (although we should be able to ask for help when we need it) but we need to teach our children in terms of ability. It is easy for me to write about dyslexic strengths, but in our difference, dyslexic or not, we have strengths. I have used a picture of a bunch of keys at the top of this blog, because these illustrate my point.
If I picked up those keys and came round to your house to unlock your door and let me in, then obviously those keys are not going to do the job. The shape of those keys do not fit in with the shape inside the lock but despite that it would be wrong to assume that those keys are not keys because they are not doing what we want them to do. They are not broken keys. They are not 'disabled' keys. They simply have not been allowed to do what they are the best at, which in this case, is opening the locks that they are designed to fit.
Dyslexic or not, we are diverse in our nature and we all have strengths and weaknesses and we all have a choice about how we want to view those strengths and weaknesses. We can tell ourselves that we can't do something and then let that define us, or we can find another way, get help and be the best that we can be.
In the context of education, our kids need to feel empowered to hold their teachers to account in the way that they teach by letting them know what they need to be the best student that they can be. If a child does this and the teacher doesn't listen, then shame on that teacher because they are missing out on empowering a child that has the potential to change the world.
Hope all this makes sense, what do you think?
Would you like to know more about special educational needs that come with dyslexia, autism and other similar conditions? If so I invite you to book yourself onto the SEN Jigsaw Conference in April which will equip you with lots of useful information and signposts for support. Find out more by clicking here.


Have you tried a long list of different diets over the years? Have you found they are unsustainable? Did you end up pretty much back in the same place when you started? Do you have an unhealthy relationship with food that you don't always feel you can control? Does your weight get in the way of you enjoying life in the way that you want to?
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You won't be left with an unsustainable off the shelf diet, but Paula will work on your limiting beliefs about yourself, your relationship with food, and you will be given strategies for food cravings and how you can make healthier choices for your life. You will be placed on a healthier path towards the lifestyle that you want. You can make healthier choices in your life, make this one of them!


As much as I love the Angels, I can't take Jered's side on this one.
Today, I was browsing the voting results from the various awards being voted on. Each league's Cy Young award voting included the requisite two closers. No surprises there. There was also a beautiful case study of the AL Cy Young winner, Felix Hernandez, versus Jered Weaver. They had identical records (13-12) in an identical number of starts (34) and similar strikeouts (233 for Weaver versus 232 for Hernandez). What explains Hernandez' winning total of 167 points contra Weaver's fifth-place 24?
Hernandez went longer. In the same number of games, wins, and losses, King Felix pitched 249 2/3 innings, whereas Weaver pitched 224 1/3. Those extra 25 1/3 innings show not only that Hernandez was considered more reliable by his manager but that he was, in fact, more reliable (since the extra innings didn't result in his stats taking a hit). Hernandez also pitched a formidable 6 complete games with one shutout, whereas Weaver had no pips in either category.
Hernandez was more effective. Felix gave up fewer runs (80 versus 83) and had a much higher proportion of unearned runs – fully 21.25% of his runs were unearned, whereas Weaver had about 9.6% of runs unearned. That means that more of Hernandez's runs are attributable to defensive mishaps than Weaver's. That leads to Felix with a miniscule 2.27 ERA, much lower than Weaver's respectable 3.01, and 6 wins above replacement compared with Weaver's 5.4.
Hernandez was marginally more effective. He had six Tough Losses and no Cheap Wins, while Weaver had five Tough Losses and one Cheap Win. Felix couldn't rely on his team to supply him with significant run support, while Weaver got that support in his one cheap win.
However, Hernandez's control wasn't as good. Felix walked 70 batters for a control ratio (Strikeouts over walks) of .30 and threw 14 wild pitches. Jered, on the other hand, walked only 54 batters, for a control ratio of .23, and only 7 wild pitches. Still, it seems reasonable to assume that control suffers exponentially as innings increase, so part of the apparent lack of control can be explained by Hernandez's extra innings.
Overall, Felix's marginal value over Weaver more than explains the difference in voting.


This project involves an investigation of combustion image analysis by the two-colour method as a technique for comparing diesel fuels. The purpose is to master the technique of combustion imaging in both an engine and a Combustion Bomb, with a view to determine the suitability of the two-colour method for fuel comparisons. To evaluate the abilities of the method, an intensive range of testing was conducted on two diesel fuels with slightly different fuel properties.
Velaers, A. 2006. Investigation of combustion image analysis by the two-colour method as a technique for comparing diesal fuels. University of Cape Town.


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Bacteriological isolation and characterization of histopathological lesions in tetra bleeding heart (Hyphessobrycon erythrostigma) of the peruvian
Valera A. Adhemir, Jurado P. Jessica, Manchego S. Alberto, Sandoval C. Nieves
Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
Grupo de investigación en sanidad acuícola
© 2018 Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos. All Rights Reserved. The aim of this study was to determine the presence of bacterial agents and to characterize the histopathological lesions in ornamental tetra bleeding heart (Hyphessobrycon erytrhostigma) fish from a commercial aquarium in the city of Iquitos, Peru. For the microbiological study 60 fish were used, samples were taken from spleen and kidney. Isolation was done on MacConkey agar, Trypticase Soy agar, Pseudomonas Aeromonas selective agar (GSP) and Cytophaga agar and the genus identification was done by Gram staining and biochemical tests. Another 60 fish were used for the histopathological study where the skin, eye, gills, stomach, intestine, liver, spleen, muscle, kidney and peritoneum tissues were analyzed. Seven bacterial genera were isolated: Pseudomonas, Aeromonas, Lactobacillus, Bacillus, Flavobacterium, Staphylocccus and Escherichia. Spores of Mixosporidium sp, hyperplasia and lamella fusion were observed in gills. In the liver and peritoneum, parasitic and bacterial granulomas were found. In muscle, kidney and spleen, bacterial granulomas were found, and in stomach and intestine epithelial cell hyperplasia were found, among other lesions. Results showed that 52.3% (22/42) of the bacterial granulomas were positive for Ziehl Neelsen staining, which showed acid-fast bacilli bacteria. No lesions were found in the eyes.
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Adhemir, V. A., Jessica, J. P., Alberto, M. S., & Nieves, S. C. (2018). Bacteriological isolation and characterization of histopathological lesions in tetra bleeding heart (Hyphessobrycon erythrostigma) of the peruvian. Revista de Investigaciones Veterinarias del Peru, 288-301. https://doi.org/10.15381/rivep.v29i1.14080
Adhemir, Valera A. ; Jessica, Jurado P. ; Alberto, Manchego S. ; Nieves, Sandoval C. / Bacteriological isolation and characterization of histopathological lesions in tetra bleeding heart (Hyphessobrycon erythrostigma) of the peruvian. In: Revista de Investigaciones Veterinarias del Peru. 2018 ; pp. 288-301.
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Do you keep score in your pickup games using 1- and 2-point shots rather than 2- and 3-point shots? Because you shouldn't. Why, you ask? Because of math.
All across the country, in cities from New York to Chicago to L.A. to Houston, in driveways, in community gyms, pickup hoops games have pretty much the same rules. Sure, there are variations here and there (what score you play to, what's an acceptable foul to call, etc.), but one thing that's more or less standard wherever you go is that shots behind the arc count for 2 points and anything inside is worth 1 point.
But if you think about it, that's just dumb. Making arc shots worth twice as much as interior shots, rather than being worth 50 percent more, drastically skews their value upward. There's really not much point in even bothering with an interior shot if it's only worth 1 point, unless you can guarantee yourself a layup or dunk every time. But since you usually can't, what you should be doing is taking threes -- sorry, twos -- every possession, even if you only make them 28 percent of the time (which apparently is the average conversion rate in pickup games; see the video).
If everyone scored pickup games like any organized game does -- that is, by twos and threes -- the natural, appropriate shot values would apply. With twos and threes, there is balance, with the moderately higher risk of a three-point shot stacked against the moderately lower reward of a two.


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Since Alisha is in FL with Nana, Papa, and other family we have been taking the 5 kids out so they don't miss her too much and feel like they are having thier own little vacation. One trip we made was to the Air & Space Museum in Chantilly, VA. What a wonderful museum and good way to enjoy a fun day inside away from the heat. We have been having record breaking heat this Summer in VA. 100 with lots of humidity.


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Q. What is the best aerobic exercise I can do to take care of my spine?
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Q: Xamarin.Forms : EventHandler can not fire when using ManualResetEvent.WaitOne only in iOS (works fine in Android) I'm working on a single App with Xamarin.Forms, Visual Studio.
I'm using a ManualResetEvent in my code to wait for an event to fire.
No problem with Android, but in iOs, myManualResetEvent.WaitOne(5000) is waiting infinitely.
But, as soon as I get out of my function, after the timeout, I get the event....
Why iOS is blocking and not Android?
Anyone can help?
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ManualResetEvent handshaking;
EventHandler<CharacteristicReadEventArgs> valueUpdatedHandler;

internal void StartListening()
{
    handshaking.Reset();

    valueUpdatedHandler = (s, e) =>
    {
        try
        {
            Debug.WriteLine("received data");
            handshaking.Set(); // Get here in Android when Waiting, NOT in iOS
        }
        catch (ArgumentNullException)
        {
            return;
        }
    };

    something.ValueUpdated += valueUpdatedHandler;
}

private void SendingData()
{
    handshaking.Reset();
    Debug.WriteLine("new line");
    SendData();

    // wait for handshaking
    handshaking.WaitOne(5000);  // in Android, I get Set() by my event, in iOS, NOT???
    handshaking.Reset();
}

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