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Da Hinggan-Dzhagdy Mountains Conifer Forests
Bioregion: Dzhagdy Mountain Conifer Forests (PA45)
Realm: Eastern Eurasia
States: China, Russia
Low mountains that surround the inland plains of Manchuria still sustain large tracts of natural forest, among only a few such places that remain in China. The ecoregion is known for its unique "Daurian flora", which is transient between Siberian and Manchurian floras. Western interior reaches of the Da Hinggan (Khingan) mountain range of Chinese Inner Mongolia extend north to merge with the Dzhagdy Mountains of Russia, an eastern extension of the great Altai mountain system. While it is extensive, the habitat is also vulnerable. In 1987 loggers ignited wildfires that consumed 25% of the forest in this ecoregion.
The flagship species of the Da Hinggan-Dzhagdy Mountains Conifer Forests ecoregion is the Siberian Salamander. Image credit: Creative Commons
Here, cool temperate forests occur above 500 m elevation where the frost free growing season lasts only three months and winter temperatures drop to -50°C. Permafrost affects the coldest places, impeding drainage so that during summer the surface soils become saturated, low in oxygen, and acidic, a suite of environmental conditions that favors specially adapted plant species. Most of the annual precipitation of 350 mm occurs during summer.
Dahurian larch is the most abundant conifer species in this ecoregion, occupying more than 50% of the total forest area. Like other larch species, this winter deciduous conifer turns golden-yellow and drops its needles in the fall. Larch probably evolved in polar forests, a vanished ecoregion that existed more than 50 million years ago when atmospheric carbon dioxide levels were more than twice today's values, and the temperature gradient from Equator to Poles was much less than today. Five months of darkness must have been a strong evolutionary selector for deciduous habit.
Today Dahurian larch exploit disturbed sites and survive in places too dry or too poorly drained for other conifers. Mature stands have a dense canopy and produce copious leaf litter that disintegrates poorly in the cold climate. The understory habitat in such forests is not amicable to the seedlings of other tree species, so monospecific stands of larch persist until there is some sort of disturbance, usually a fire brought on by drought conditions. Once the larch forest has burned, other colonizing species, mostly deciduous broadleaf trees such as birch, poplar and oak form a secondary, early-successional forest. As these stands mature, their shaded understory facilitates the gradual re-establishment of Dahurian larch.
The Hanma Biosphere Reserve in this ecoregion contains one of the best preserved temperate conifer forests in China: over 2,000 km2 of wetland habitat with rivers, lakes, bogs of Sphagnum moss, and Dahurian larch swamp forest in low places. Evergreen conifer forests grow in better-drained upland areas. Hanma is also an important breeding ground in northeast China for migratory birds that use the East Asian-Australasian Flyway.
In addition to the mammals mentioned above, species of conservation significance include Siberian musk deer, sable, and Siberian salamander, which is one of the most cold-adapted salamanders, known to have survived, encased in permafrost, for years on end. The moose population in Hanma is uncertain, but six individuals were photographed in 2016. The eastern part of this ecoregion includes potential habitat for Siberian Tiger, based on estimates of its range during the late 19th Century.
Siberian roe deer. Image credit: Andrey Giljov, Creative Commons
The ecoregion also represents the southern limit for several mammals of the Palaearctic tundra, including wolverine, northern lynx, and the Amur moose, a putative subspecies that is morphologically distinct from other Asian moose by having a smaller stature and smaller antlers, relative to moose populations further north. Himalayan species like Asiatic black bear and goral also occur here. Rare birds include hazel grouse, a species once abundant in NE China, now greatly reduced due to hunting and habitat destruction.
Huzhong National Nature Reserve (1,940 km2) also holds extensive Dahurian larch forests and supports research into the succession and dynamics of this ecosystem. It is the only nature reserve in China's taiga forest zone.
Because the population density of this area is low compared to other parts of China and the land is not productive for agriculture, land conversion is less prevalent than in many areas. Nevertheless, regulations to control hunting need to be enforced more effectively.
The priority conservation actions for the next decade are to: 1) control hunting and prevent poaching; 2) restore habitats to connect Hanma and Huzhong reserves; and 3) develop an effective fire management scheme.
-------. 2000. Da Hinggan-Dzhagdy Mountains conifer forests. https://www.worldwildlife.org/ecoregions/pa0505. Accessed April 2019.
Ramsar Sites Information Service. 2018. Inner Mongolia Grand Khingan Hanma Wetlands. https://rsis.ramsar.org/ris/2351 . Accessed April 12, 2019.
Shaer, M. 2015. Can the Siberian Tiger Make a Comeback? Smithsonian Magazine, Febrary 2015


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In years past, we would normally see Chinese industrial activity and cargo shipments begin to rebound after the annual slowdown brought on by the Chinese New Year. But as the COVID-19 virus continues to wreak havoc around the world, we are seeing sharp declines in container volume from China. While we anticipated an impact from the virus, we have been surprised by the magnitude of the declines.
Data collected from the FourKites platform points to a steep falloff in shipping activity, with February container volume from China having dropped 75 percent since January.
The impact of COVID-19 is hitting Shanghai particularly hard. Shanghai is one of the world's busiest ports. It is also close to the Wuhan region, the epicenter of the Coronavirus outbreak. In February, load volume leaving Shanghai had plummeted nearly 78 percent compared to previous months.
As nations around the world battle to contain the spread of COVID-19, the disruption of ocean shipping is being felt on this side of the Pacific, as well. Ports in the US have felt the impact, with ocean-borne imports falling by half in February compared to the previous four months. The impact is reflected in the rapid decline in the absolute load volume of US imports from China, which dropped more than 70 percent in February. This is more evident in the electronics and retail industry, where the imports dropped by close to 85 percent in February.
The coronavirus outbreak is, indeed, a fluid situation. We anticipate further disruption ahead and expect that companies will start sourcing goods from other countries, as well as shift more products to warehouses in domestic markets.
Over the coming weeks, we will continue to share with you the trends we see emerging from FourKites' platform data.
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A feketetorkú császárlégykapó (Monarcha melanopsis) a madarak osztályának verébalakúak rendjébe, és a császárlégykapó-félék családjába tartozó faj.

Rendszerezése
A fajt Louis Jean Pierre Vieillot francia ornitológus írta le 1818-ban, a Muscicapa nembe Muscicapa melanopsis néven.

Előfordulása
Ausztrália keleti partvidékén, valamint Indonézia, Új-Zéland és Pápua Új-Guinea területén honos. Természetes élőhelyei a szubtrópusi vagy trópusi síkvidéki esőerdők, mangroveerdők, mocsári erdők, lombhullató erdők, szavannák és cserjések, valamint ültetvények és városi régiók. Vonuló faj.

Megjelenése
Testhossza 16,5–19 centiméter, testtömege 21–29 gramm.

Életmódja
Ízeltlábúakkal, többnyire pókokkal, bogarakkal és legyekkel táplálkozik.

Szaporodása
Fészke kúpos vagy csésze alakú.

Természetvédelmi helyzete
Az elterjedési területe nagy, egyedszáma pedig stabil. A Természetvédelmi Világszövetség Vörös listáján nem fenyegetett fajként szerepel.

Jegyzetek

További információk
Képek az interneten a fajról

Monarcha
Madárfajok
Ausztrália madarai
Indonézia madarai
Új-Zéland madarai
Pápua Új-Guinea madarai

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Do comments received represent how successful a hub is? Is it a good and reliable indicator of a successful hub? When is it a good indicator?
I just think that there might be a relationship between the comments and success (as measured by level of traffic).
Comments are not a reliable indicator of hub success but they do help 'launch' a hub out into orbit. The more comments the stronger the launch? I'm no expert but each comment I think provides a link and helps build a foundation.
To be absolutely certain of a correlation you'd have to study a number of hubs. Those hubs with say, 20 comments may do better in the long run than those with only 5. But how do you measure success in the long term?
Comments do give a feel good factor but they're not the be all and end of all of traffic success.
This is such a great insight! I think I have the same observation with you regarding comments "launching" a hub. Great response chef-de-jour!
No. My most successful hub of all time (traffic wise) took 6 months to get a single comment. And some of my best earning hubs have never had a single comment because they are not aimed at people who are likely to leave comments.
If you are measuring the success of a hub by the volume of traffic that has arrived at your hub then comments aren't indicative of this at all. The 2 figures are totally independant.
I have a hub that has had over 100k visitors this year alone and has very few comments. I have another hub that has over 100 comments and has a very small percentage of the traffic of the previously mentioned hub.
I tend to find that articles aimed at other hubbers garner more comments than other subjects. However, these subjects, by their very nature, don't do well on search engines and tend to be less searched queries, resulting in less traffic to the article.
I would have to say both yes and no. Comments can give an indication of how accurate the information within a hub is. However, hubbers can also choose to moderate comments and therefore can just as easily provide inaccurate information which doesn't get point out (or does but they block the comments).
Traffic and Comments are sometimes related and some times not at all.
Some topics will generate more comments and some not.
1) Most of the hubs with 30+ comments are successful.
2) Hubs about Hubpages may get a lot of comments but will never get much traffic for long.
In my experience, no. Clearly, there is a relationship, since a Hub that gets no page views will also have no comments. And it is logical to think that comments reflect a certain engagement with the topic and the Hub.
But my most successful Hubs are not my most-commented Hubs. My perception is that useful Hubs are the most-visited, and controversial Hubs are the most commented. Two different beasts!
Define "successful". I had 24 comments on a Hub that was a critique of a flash game, "Realm of the Mad God", 90% of which were abuse. To me that was a disgrace, not success. I did not achieve anything other than prove that anonymity on the internet can turn even the best of folk into mindless drones. That article may have got me 200 views in a day, but I'm not proud of being abused for traffic.
First off, comments are never an indicator of an unsuccessful hub and often do reflect successful hubs, but they are not a guarantee of a successful hub. My most successful hub has relatively few comments. Part of the reason is that, to be truly successful, your hub has to be read by the wider Internet audience-- not just Hubbers like ourselves. An "outsider" is far less likely to comment than those who follow you. Having said that, comments are great and I respond to nearly every one and I have yet to hide a comment (though there are some I disagree with and feel responding would be futile). Also, remember that every comment made to your hub raises its visibility to those who are following you. Having said all this, I love comments-- even critical ones, though, generally, I've found those that are critical are civil and constructive.
The more comments, the better, but they aren't necessarily a direct indicator of success, IMHO.
I agree with many of the other answers; I'm going to say yes and no. It is true that other hubbers are more likely to comment than other web visitors, and that having most of your traffic come from inside hubpages is great for views but not necessarily click-throughs and purchases. So it depends what your measure of success is for a hub as well--for me, it's how well the traffic converts into revenue.
However, it seems that having more comments does improve your hub's score, which I believe also helps boost you in the rankings with google somehow (though I'm not entirely sure...I *think* I read that somewhere but you may want to double check on this 'fact'). Similarly, other hubbers who comment are mostly doing so in a positive way and will also often vote your hub up and interesting (etc.) while they're there, which helps that hubscore as well.
So on the one hand, don't be sad for a hub that has no comments; it can still perform well in google and bring in lots of traffic if it has the right elements. On the other hand, I don't think a hub that has lots of comments would be hurt by the fact that it does!
I think I have the same view as you do. Thanks jezebellamina for sharing this!
Depends on what the comments are for. I have a lot of fiction hubs up that draw very little or no Google traffic. But HubPages readers have left some great comments that helped me write better. They made suggestions, or just told me what they liked or didn't like. Since these people are all strangers and have no reason to be reading my Hubs or saying nice things about them, I value their input.
Top comment earners are often not big draws on outside traffic. Political and religious Hubs draw lots of comments, but don't seem to make a lot of money for me.
The amount of comments only show that the particular hub is a very controversial one making it full of debates or it shows that the writer is very popular and/or have been highlighted as the hub of the day so more people read it and they commented just to show they were there and enjoyed it.
Comments are very useful. It helps us to improve our hubs a lot .
Comments are one of the best indicators. Comments mean that the audience is engaged with the content of the hub.
Thanks for that question. I'm new here and I was wondering about that.
No problem! Welcome to Hubpages Garifalia!
I believe so because it means your hub is being read and is very popular. I think the more participation in a hub is a good indicator of the success and quality of that hub.
What is your most successful hub?
What do you class as a successful hub?
How do you judge whether you have a successful hub or not?
How do you judge whether you have a successful hub or not?When my hubs are first published I look for at least one or two google hits in the first week. How do you judge your success and predict the future of your new hubs?


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Hon. Sobomabo Jackrich
Kalabari produces about 60% of revenue in Rivers without development – Egberipapa
It was a journey of fear and apprehension as the GbaramatuVoice team travelled from Warri, Delta state, through some feared roads in Rivers State to interview one of the once feared ex-agitators in the Niger Delta struggle but now a repented and peace-loving personality, Hon. (Amb.) Sobomabo Jackrich, who was a former Caretaker Committee Chairman of Asari-Toru Local Government Area. In this first phase of this exclusive interview with GbaramatuVoice, the Peace Ambassador and Leader of Kengema Unity Forum, KUF, talked about how the upland hijacked the government in the state to the detriment of the riverine area.
Can you tell us about yourself?
My name is Hon. Sobomabo Jackrich (popularly known as Egberipapa). I am from the Kalabari speaking part of the Ijaw nation in Rivers state. Buguma to be precise. I am one of the leaders in this area. I have been supportive in terms of building peace among the youths. Over the years, this area was volatile but by the grace of God, after the presidential amnesty, we have been able to curtail the restiveness. I am also the leader of Kengema Unity Forum, KUF, which is a socio-cultural organization that was formed by my humble self to push and vie for everything that is of interest to the Kalabari.
The Kalabari people in this part of the country are really marginalized. They need a voice and that was what compelled us to form KUF. I am also, by the grace of God, a former Caretaker Chairman of Asari-Toru Local Government Area (LGA).
What is the motive behind the formation of Kengema Unity Forum?
The forum is a pressure group. It was formed because we wanted a voice, a platform to agitate for our right as a people. River state is made up of several ethnic nationalities. We have the Kalabari people, Bonny people, Andoni people, Ikwere people, the Ogoni people. Just name them. But we came to understand that Rivers state hadn't been fair enough in giving the Kalabari people the opportunity to lead even though we have more credible people in Kalabari.
Hon. Sobomabo Jackrich, Leader, Kengema Unity Forum (KUF)
Let us look at our leader and father, the former governor of Rivers State, Peter Odili. He led successfully and handed over to Celestine Omehia who later handed over to Rotimi Ameachi – the current Minister for Transportation; and he did his best as governor. But remember that River state is classified into two polarities – riverine and upland. It will be wise enough if riverine is given the right to also lead so that the area can develop. Celestine Omeha, who did his part no matter how brief it was, handed over to Amaechi, and it was wise enough that after Rotimi, power should go to other part of the state.
The Kegema Unity Forum was formed because we perceived that another Ikwere man wanted to succeed Amaechi and that was what made us to come up to sensitize our people. Of course, and the people of the state about the anomaly, because it was not proper. It does not go well when some people take all the benefit that is supposed to be for the entire state for themselves alone, denying the other areas the right to participate, the right to lead.
Does it mean the other areas do not have credible persons? We tried our best, though our best wasn't enough. Governor Nyesom Wike, the current Governor of Rivers State, Mr. Project, as they call him, emerged. We supported him as a people when he became the flagbearer of PDP in the state, because as at that time every son of Ijaw that was aspiring to attain the position of the governor came under the platform of the PDP. This made us, the Kegema Unity Forum, seemed as though we were pro-PDP group, but we weren't.
The Kegema Unity Forum was formed by people from different platforms. Some came from PDP, APC and others; all in the interest that Kalabari people must be united to ensure that they had the ticket to the Rivers state Government House.
Unfortunately none of these persons emerged flagbearer. None of them also pulled out to another party to see how they could pull through. That was what compelled us to, even though the governor visited us then to plead for our support knowing that without our support he wouldn't scale through. So that was what made us to support the governor.
Right now we have come up again to say that it is high time people from the riverine are given a chance to lead so that the development that has engulfed the upland could also be seen around the riverine.
How far has the forum gone in meeting the motive of its formation?
As a person, I have tried as much as I could to impact on the youths. Giving back to the youths has been my priority. I have the passion to support our brothers and sisters, and that is done from the little businesses I do and not from the support of companies. I am a contractor and when we do these businesses we get profits; and you have to keep encouraging the youths from these profits, because there is a saying that the idle mind is the devil's workshop. So the little that comes in, we use it to support our people around.
There are some people that are in school and because of finance they may not be able to graduate and they come crying. These are some of the reasons why I stay around the communities. In this place people look at us as never do well people, but we want to change that narrative. Thank God we have the likes of Jackrich Tein Jr, Longjohn, Dumo Lulu Briggs around this area today. Though we have lost Late Chief Dumo lulu Briggs and he has not been buried. These are the people that have on their own changed the lives of people around them.
The way they play politics here in Rivers state is winner takes it all. We don't have any visible projects here. We keep hearing Mr. Project but they are all in the urban. Mr. project does not extend to this area, and this is why I have been saying that the 13% derivation fund that is being given to the state, is given because the state has communities that are oil producing and the money is supposed to be for those communities producing the oil. But you see the mistake is when this fund is given to the government, already the governor has his own allocation which is supposed to be used to develop and improve the living standard of the people.
Now that one is not done. They also brought in 13% derivation funds, maybe the governor's community does not have a drop of oil. But the money will be in the hands of the governor and he will use that money to develop the areas the funds are not meant for and deny the oil producing areas of development.
This is why my prayer is that the Federal Government should form a board and pay the money directly to the board, and set up a monitoring team to follow up on the usage of the money, so that it can be felt directly by the oil producing communities. These are some of the things that we have been talking about. Just recently the governor built a roundabout and several billions were put in it.
The governor was also querying Chibuike Ameachi for investing in projects that are not fruitful like the monorail project; and he has abandoned every project that was initiated by the Rotimi-led government. He brought his own; he did this roundabout putting billions everywhere. And as I speak to you, the same roundabout that took several billions, the governor said the roundabout is no longer good enough and now he wants to build a flyover at the same roundabout. Now I ask, which money are they using to do all this? They cannot continue to enrich a particular sector and believe that the development will go round. As I speak to you, the Kalabari people are producing about 56% to 60% of the revenue in Rivers State, but we don't have anything to show for it.
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Lomelosia graminifolia es una hierba perenne de la familia de la caprifoliáceas anteriormente era llamada Scabiosa graminifolia.

Descripción
Planta de algo menos de medio metro; perenne, con múltiples tallos aéreos erectos o ascendentes, cortos, y simples, en la base muy ramificados y leñosos, terminando en una inflorescencia. Hojas largas y finas de hasta 10 cm y uno o dos milímetros de ancho, en forma de gramínea y saliendo todas desde la base.  Capítulos de hasta 35 mm de diámetro en la antesis (floración), con pedúnculo muy largo, de hasta 25 cm, corola azulada, involucro  con  12-18  brácteas  de  6-14  mm,  en  2  filas. Florecillas desiguales, las periféricas de mayor tamaño. Fruto en aquenio sin pelos

Hábitat y distribución
Roquedos y gleras muy expuestas, calcícola
SW y S de Europa, y NW de África (Marruecos). Montes vascos, Pirineos y Prepirineos.

Taxonomía
Basónimo: Scabiosa graminifolia L. publicado en Cent. Pl. 1: 6. (1755).
Lomelosia graminifolia (L.) Greuter & Burdet publicado en Willdenowia, 15(1): 74. (1985).

Sinonimia
Asterocephalus graminifolius (L.) Spreng.
Scabiosa graminifolia L.
Succisa graminifolia (L.) Moench

Referencias

graminifolia
Flora de la península ibérica
Flora de Europa


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We dropped the van back with no problems- they'd said we needed to refill the gas for the stove but the woman in the shop said not to bother which was a nice surprise! It was really easy to sort and then we got an uber to central station in Sydney to catch the train to Lauren's family friends' house. The train took just over an hour and then Jeanette picked us up from the station, gave us a little tour of the area and then took us to their house. The family are so nice and friendly and their house is so nice! They also have loads of pets including 3 dogs which we were all very excited about. We chatted for a couple of hours and discussed some stuff to do while we're here and then had dinner which was so nice. It's so exciting to be in a house and be able to wash our clothes and use the wifi! They're so nice and hospitable yay I'm excited for the rest of the time until the others fly home.


An institutionalized system of summary arrest, imprisonment without trial, questioning and execution is not the invention of modern repressive totalitarian regimes. For over five hundred years the Inquisition spread a cloak of fear and persecution over the Catholic world. Established by Pope Innocent IV in 1252 with the aim of rooting out heresy in the Church, the Inquisition quickly became a horribly effective mechanism of repression. With the right to confiscate land and property from those accused, the Inquisitors, and Holy Mother Church, grew sleek and wealthy on the proceeds of persecution.
In a male dominated society the persecution usually targeted women and girls. In the hysteria of a witch-hunt the female population of a whole community could be accused. Spinsters and maidservants, often ill-educated and with no-one to speak for them, were an easy target. But even the most respectable of wives and daughters were at risk from malicious gossip or the grumblings of a slighted servant.
Young, attractive women faced the harshest fate at the sadistic hands of their inquisitors. Once accused, often facing the charge of witchcraft, they were helpless in the hands of cruel and merciless men with virtually unlimited powers of physical abuse. For the Inquisitors and their servants, being able to indulge their grossest sexual appetites on the body of a young, beautiful prisoner whilst still pretending to be about the Lord�s work provided these fanatical sadists with both carnal satisfaction and spiritual comfort.
Physical and sexual mistreatment was not confine to the dungeon alone, an attractive female prisoner could expect to be ill-treated throughout her imprisonment. Any protest or complaint would be simply added to the charges as �lewdness� and taken as further evidence of her complicity with the Devil. To avoid the minor complication of unwanted public accusations when the broken victim was eventually dragged out to the stake, the guards would ensure the victim was denied the chance to speak out. Victims might be gagged with wooden wedges, or more simply by having their tongue sliced off so any protest was reduced to nothing more than inarticulate gobbling sounds.


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The Sotomayor Confirmation Hearings: Welcome to the Jungle
by Clerquette
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At long last, Groupies - the confirmation hearings have arrived! The theater, the spectacle, the longwinded speeches, the chance to watch the sausage being made (or at least thinly sliced) ... what's not to delight in? Clerquette hopes you've had some time to tune in, and reminds you that you can live, or relive, the magic with our liveblog coverage of the hearings here and here .
If you happened to miss the hearings, allow Clerquette to summarize them thus, in three short words: Wise Latina Woman. Yes, dear readers: Wise Latina Woman ("WLW") was the phrase of the day, and may join "bailout," "too big to fail," and "Yes we can!" in the lexicon of horrible overuse by day's end. Having little else in the way of seamy fodder, the minority has chosen to focus on the dangers of judicial wiseLatinawomanism, and all that it implies ... and, as became clear over the course of the hearings, what it implies (quite simply) is judicial activism. Indeed, WLW-gate appears to have provided the crucible for determining whether Judge Sotomayor is a latent racist, a hater of white men, and a jurist in the thrall of the demon known as "empathy." This is, admittedly, thin gruel -- perhaps too thin to sustain several days of hearings.
Some Senators (you know who you are, Senator Cornyn) made vague, but still hyperbolic, references to the danger of both judicial activism and the undesirable quality known as "empathy"). Others delighted the dorkiest spectators among us, including Yours Truly, with forays into the substantive. Notably, Sen. Arlen Spector complained about the decline in cert petitions granted, and Sen. Klobuchar expressed her intent to delve into SS's opinions on the Fourth Amendment, the Confrontation Clause, and sentencing law and policy. (Why the Fourth Amendment? Why the Confrontation Clause? Who knows. Hey: it sounded good.)
At the break, Sen. Graham's remarks, during which he announced that confirmation was guaranteed as long as SS could avoid a "meltdown," were much discussed. On CNN, an overly-tan Jeffrey Toobin fumbled with a complicated interactive touch-screen graphic, referred to as the "Magic Wall," in an attempt to explain Ricci v. DeStafano. Using the Magic Wall, Toobin could flip through tabs marked "Topic," "Issue," "Ruling," and "Outcome," but he appeared somewhat intimidated by the apparatus. Indeed, the Magic Wall had the creepy quality of a law school IRAC brief that had grown, Seymour-like, and gotten its own Facebook page. Incidentally, Ricci himself will testify (as a minority witness) this week at the hearings. Why? Because he's a firefighter, and anyone who rules against firefighters is a terrorist ... an empathetic, wise, Latina terrorist.
After the lunch break, things proceeded quickly. (Sen. Leahy indicated that he wanted to end the session early because SS might be in pain due to her casted ankle. Clerquette suspects that 9, and possibly 18, holes beckoned certain committee members.) The crowd waited breathlessly for Al Franken to speak, and, secondarily, for SS's remarks. When Franken finally took the floor, this blogress heard the collective intake of breath as a chamber full of spectators waited for him to say something funny. "Drop the funny bomb!" they seemed to plead wordlessly. Franken declined, sticking to an uneventful round of shout-outs and a few heartfelt words about how seriously he takes Senatorhood. Unspoken was the sentiment, clear from his body language, that Norm Coleman could suck it. The post-show consensus: Franken was unfunny. From Wolf Blitzer to NPR, Franken was panned for his unfunniness. Poor Franken.
Finally, Sotomayor spoke. She seemed visibly relieved at the chance to tell her own, beautifully inspiring story. In her brief remarks, she pronounced her "fidelity" to the rule of law, her respect for the Constitution, and her commitment to impartiality. Since, however, she did not deny that she was a wise Latina woman (and therefore better able than crusty white men to determine the appropriate outcome in a given case), the inquiry into her pernicious brand of wise, Latina wisdom will resume tomorrow.
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I have one-way syncing working well. Is there a safe way to configure two-way syncing using two profiles? Obviously timing needs to be well thought through to avoid conflicts.
You can have two profiles syncing the same local directory, but handling deletions would be tricky. After deleting a file you'll have to run the upload profile first (with Propagate Deletions on).
This is what worries me. Have you considered versioning a file rather than deleting it, when it is deleted on the source?
ie. ths_file exists on source and has been replicated over to the destination. If it is deleted on the source, then our choiuces are 1) ignore it, 2) delete it on the destination too. I am proposing the deletion event on the sources renames the destination file this_file(1) instead of deleting it. Would need to consider what happens if the same file name is created again on the source. I'm suggesting this without a full undserstanding of what incremental mode will do with deleted files, so maybe I have got it wrong. I looked for these things in the Settings but was amazed to find there aren't any settings!. Is there a config file somewhere, or similar?
I'm also a little uncertain about Volume Shadow mode. It says it will let it replicate files that are locked, but does that mean I could rely on rsync to make a solid backup of the operational source operating system?
Automatically start this profile on logon option checked"
Why would I have to run the profile at login?. Whole point of having it as a service and scheduled is soi it will run while you are in bed or whatever. I last thing I personally want is for the computer to get busy running an rsync profile when I have just logged in. Is there a way I can run it just on the schedule but not at login please?
I agree that renaming a file in the destination when it has been deleted in the source should be the right way to backup a folder. However, Acrosync is an rsync client and renaming isn't supported by the rsync protocol.
If you're looking for a backup tool, I suggest that you take a look at our new backup tool, Duplicacy, which supports many advanced backup features such as fully incremental snapshots, client-side encryption, cross-host deduplication, and extensive cloud support.
That statement only means that the Acrosync service will sync profiles with that option checked, even if the user is not logged in. It does not mean that you'll have to log in in order for the service to sync your profile.


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IKB 2021 Traveling Fellowship
Proposals due April 13, 2020
Winners announced early April 2020
The jury consists of four leaders from Ike Kligerman Barkley and one outside contributor who will join the jury on a rotating basis. Winners will be chosen based on the creativity, significance, clarity and feasibility of the proposals. The applicants and their schools will remain anonymous throughout the selection process.
All applications must be submitted electronically by March 30, 2020.
Complete applications include the Registration Form, Eligibility Affidavit and a Research Proposal.
University/College Verification Form (download)
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Synopsis to be no more than 200 words outlining the intent and background for your travel and research with a working title. Synopses must be submitted on one 8.5″ x 11″ sheet.
Rough Itinerary must be submitted on one 8.5″ x 11″ sheet.
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Deviation from the proposal requirements will result in disqualification.
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Fellows must complete their research and travel the same summer that the fellowship is awarded.
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Fellows will present their research in an illustrated presentation at IKB's office in New York City (IKB will cover the cost of travel and accommodation) and submit a written report before a second check for the remaining 10% of the award is sent to the Fellow(s).


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Short Shifts
Team Resets
Over The Boards | Dan Rosen
Hockey in Seattle
Playoffs Coverage
Gaming World Championships
All-Star Game Coverage
All-Star Skills Competition
World Junior Championship
NHL China Games
Kraft Hockeyville Canada
Kraft Hockeyville USA
NHL Heritage Classic
Stanley Cup Playoffs News
Stanley Cup Final | Bruins vs. Blues
Eastern Conference Final | Bruins vs. Hurricanes
Western Conference Final | Sharks vs. Blues
Round 2 | Bruins vs. Blue Jackets
Round 2 | Islanders vs. Hurricanes
Round 2 | Blues vs. Stars
Round 2 | Sharks vs. Avalanche
Round 1 | Lightning vs. Blue Jackets
Round 1 | Bruins vs. Maple Leafs
Round 1 | Capitals vs. Hurricanes
Round 1 | Islanders vs. Penguins
Round 1 | Predators vs. Stars
Round 1 | Jets vs. Blues
Round 1 | Flames vs. Avalanche
Round 1 | Sharks vs. Golden Knights
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Cunningham back on ice, thanks to prosthetic skate blade
Former forward, now amputee after cardiac arrest, tells NHL.com what spin around rink means to him
by Amalie Benjamin @AmalieBenjamin / NHL.com Staff Writer
When Craig Cunningham stepped onto the ice Wednesday, he was nervous. It was his first time on his new left skate, created especially for him over the course of a month and a half, and he wasn't sure exactly how it would go. There were 10 or 15 people at the rink in San Diego watching him, some filming him, as he took his first, hesitant strides.
"I didn't want to be embarrassed," Cunningham said Thursday. "I didn't want to go out there and glide around and not look like I knew what I was doing. So as I spent more and more time on the ice, I got a little more comfortable, kind of get into that athletic position and really push and trust your edges and stuff like that.
"Everyone's afraid of failure. I'm not any different than anyone else, so it was important. There were lots of cameras around and people watching, so I was like, [wow], I'd better get this thing done."
It wasn't the first time Cunningham had been on the ice since going into sudden cardiac arrest before a game with Tucson of the American Hockey League on Nov. 19, 2016, which eventually resulted in the amputation of his left leg. He estimates he has been on the ice six or seven times previously. But it never felt quite right, with his prosthetic leg attached to a regular skate.
He already had been engaging with Peter Harsch Prosthetics, a company based in San Diego that specializes in working with combat-wounded veterans, since December to get his walking prosthetic reworked after experiencing some problems. Once that was corrected, Cunningham decided to aim higher.
"He was ready to start doing some running and when he realized, 'OK, I can walk comfortably, I can do some running,' he's like, 'I'd really like to get back on the ice,'" Harsch said. "One of my other prosthetists [started] designing a custom skate off of his old Bauer boot, using the blade, and we customized that."
The system they designed connects to a version of his current walking prosthesis without need for a traditional skate boot. It's a combination of carbon fiber, titanium and high-grade aircraft aluminum, which took some trial and error given Peter Harsch Prosthetics had not yet created an ice-skating leg before.
Video: Craig Cunningham returns to ice with new prosthetic
And they didn't have just any client. They had a former NHL player.
The 28-year-old, who now works in scouting for the Arizona Coyotes, played 63 games in five NHL seasons as a forward with the Coyotes and Boston Bruins before his career ended.
"We wanted him to feel the ice," Harsch said. "The No. 1 piece of this is he's comfortable in his prosthesis. No. 2, we had to look at suspension. We needed to make sure that this thing was well suspended and connected to his limb, as much of an intimate feel as you could ever have."
There still are tweaks to be made to the skate, in an effort to ensure as much movement as possible while taking as much weight as possible off of the limb. They want to make sure the steel plate is durable, that it's not going to shatter if a puck hits it, that it's light. There are cosmetic fixes to be made too. But as they perfect Cunningham's skate, Harsch is confident they'll be able to use what they learned to make skates for other amputees, to share the knowledge.
"We looked at the demands of ice hockey and the movements, the forces and moments, and what we need this prosthesis and this skate to do," Harsch said. "We started studying the demands of the sport and came up with a prototype that's working out really well so far. That's what you saw yesterday.
"I think he'd probably tell you that was a gamechanger."
Cunningham still is working through his recovery. He said for a while it was "a lot of two steps forward, three steps back," but that it has been moving in the right direction.
"Now that I've got some stability in my leg and I'm not getting the pinpoint pressures anymore, it's made a huge difference," he said. "I'm back to regular life, really. The only thing that's different now is I don't play hockey anymore. But everything else is the same."
There is a golf trip next week. He can play 18 holes. He ran three miles on Thursday.
"Trying to live as normal as possible," Cunningham said. "Obviously some pressure points and pain at some points, but really no restrictions. They really say an active life goes on, and that's where I'm at right now, just tiptoeing my way to get to where I want to be."
Cunningham admits social media isn't exactly his thing. So when his Instagram post of him skating went viral on Wednesday -- with 10,000-plus likes and nearly 500 comments -- he was surprised. He didn't realize what the response might be.
But he was glad to be able to share, even the missteps, like when he attempted to skate backward at the end of the clip.
"Being an amputee is not the easiest thing in the world and it takes a lot of people some time to build up the confidence to try new things," Cunningham said. "I got a text, it was like, 'Why didn't you edit (out) you skating backwards like that?' I wanted to show that I still struggle to do things too, and it's all trial and error. That's why I left it."
And then he joked, "A good buddy of mine texted me, 'You could never skate backwards anyway.'"
Cunningham reflected that the prosthetics industry has come a long way in the past couple of decades. As he put it, "Twenty years ago, I would have lost this thing and they would have put a wood peg in there and I'd be walking around on it, not being able to do anything."
But companies like Peter Harsch Prosthetics have revolutionized the industry, and organizations like the Challenged Athletes Foundation have helped with grants and access and connection. Each has been instrumental in getting Cunningham to this point, where he can step onto the ice and then share his progress with the world.
"It feels good," he said. "Obviously went through some times when I didn't know if I was ever going to be able to do anything. So I think it's just another step in the process of moving forward and getting healthy.
"I think I'm trying to take the mindset of don't look back, just only look forward. This is the card you're dealt and if you want to play the deck you've got to deal with everything and move on. That's been a tougher part, but as I get healthier, as I get more mobile, it gets easier."


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All Eyes on Her
In 2006, Arianny Celeste had no idea that a simple trot around the Octagon would change her life for- ever. Now, more than six years later, the dark-haired beauty has become the cover girl for the UFC and is popularly recognized as MMA's top ring girl.
The addition of 20-year-old Arianny was a block- buster gain for the UFC in 2006, but it also served as a career-launching opportunity for her. It came at a time when the sport was steady, but certainly not amongst the mainstream. UFC president Dana White was in the process of building a global powerhouse— one that would forever change the way we view mixed martial arts. Through it all, Arianny was able to sit cageside—fight by fight—and see MMA and the UFC become something she never thought was possible.
"I've seen the UFC blow up, and we're going all over the place now," says Arianny. "When I first started, it was just fight cards in Vegas and California. If you look at us now, we've gone global, and it's expanding rapidly. For me, it was just being at the right place at the right time. I went from a casting room with 40 girls to walking around the Octagon in front of thousands of people. It's easy to throw around the word 'amazing,' but that is exactly what this experience has been like for me. I'm so proud to be a part of the UFC. These people are like my family."
Recently, Arianny's family has expanded, as she joined Authentic Sports Management and the Blackzilian Team out of Boca Raton, Florida. With superstars Alistair Overeem, Rashad Evans, and Vitor Belfort, the addition of Arianny as a Blackzilian has been the perfect complement of beauty to the brawn.
"Everyone in the MMA world was talking about this new agency and this new team and that all the big fighters were joining it," she says. "When I was finally ready to take on a full-time manager, that's the first place I went. It turned out to be the best decision I could have made. I love being the first female Blackzilian. I feel like I'm the baby sister that CEO Glenn Robinson and all the guys look out for. Professionally, I feel lucky to be a Blackzilian because it means you have the best of the best when it comes to sponsorships, career management, and guidance."
With the UFC's recent signing of Ronda Rousey, Arianny and co-ring girl Brittney Palmer won't be the only ladies in the Octagon anymore. The UFC's expansion of its roster bodes well for female fighters, highlighting the evolution of the sport. It's a good time to be a woman in the MMA industry—and Arianny has been blazing the trail for the last six years. While Arianny doesn't plan to put on the gloves, she is thrilled for what the future holds for women's MMA.
"It has been so exciting to watch the rise of Ronda Rousey," says Arianny. "I think she is a great role model for young women and espe- cially for girls who aspire to be athletes. I think any woman who can break through traditional barriers—whether it is sports or business or human rights— deserves to be celebrated. In MMA, we finally have a female athlete who has done exactly that."
As Arianny's busy schedule continues into 2013 and her fame continues to skyrocket (she's been on the cover of countless magazines, including Playboy and Maxim), the one constant in her life has been her love of music.
"I've always had a deep passion for music," says Arianny. "My family is very musically inclined. We have singers and musicians down the lines. When I was younger, I dreamed of becoming a singer, but it has taken the back- burner the last few years. Right now, I'm getting back into it, and I'm also going on a lot of auditions for television and film. Of course, I'm still thrilled being a UFC Octagon girl." Garrett Derr contributed to this article.
SPEED ROUND
Last concert you attended?
Guns N' Roses in Las Vegas. It was awesome—I cried when they played 'November Rain.'
Last good movie you saw?
Skyfall. I'd like to be a Bond Girl in a film someday. Casting?
Favorite place to travel?
Anywhere by the beach. I love Rio and Sydney.
Greatest fear?
Being alone. I think family is so important, so one day I hope to be married with kids.
Celebrity crush?
Ryan Gosling—he's handsome, tough, and romantic. HOT.
Final thought?
My 2013 calendar is out. You can purchase it on ariannyceleste.com.
New Blood : January 2013
New Gear : January 2013


Razia Sultan to end in September?
This is definitely a shocking piece of news!!
Tvtalks.in has been exclusively informed that &TV's show Razia Sultan (Swastik Productions) will soon go off air.
The historical tale of Warrior Princess Razia whose remarkable valour and strength brought her on pages of history books, could not garner the expected popularity among viewers.
Shared a source, "With the show not managing to get TRPs, the makers and channel have decided to pull the plug off the show."
As speculated, Razia Sultan will bid farewell to TV screens sometime in September.
The source also added that the creatives are playing with the track and soon Razia (Pankhuri Awasthy) will be seen becoming the sultan. This would mark a logical end to the storyline.
An actor on account of annonimity shared, "There has been hush-hush talks happening on the sets but nothing is confirmed yet. Although we hope the show continues to run, the way the story line is being fast forwarded we can sense it coming to an end."
Pankhuri and other actors remained unavailable to comment.
We also dropped a text message to Producer Siddharth Kumar Tewary but did not get a revert till the time of filing the story.
We will keep a close watch on the further developments in Razia Sultan. Stay hooked!!!


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Flight Lounge 1 year Anniversary and Ribbon Cutting!
Flight Lounge tap room, restaurant and wine bar in Woodbridge is celebrating its 1 year anniversary on Thursday, September 17. 1 year = $1 deals on select beer, food and wine all day. Our official ribbon cutting will be at 5:30 with Lodi Chamber of Commerce!
Grace and Mercy "An Evening of Southern Hospitality"
Onion Harvest is fast underway at Morada Produce Co.
Heritage Elementary School and Needham School held a Gang Resistance Education and Training program graduation at their respective schools in late May.
You missed it. The Bay to Breakers is a race in San Francisco that began 109 years ago to cheer up its people after the devastating 1906 earthquake and fire.
Girl Scouts of Lodi celebrated seven girls who earned the Silver Award, the highest award for Cadettes. Each of these girls had to identify a need in our community, then develop, plan and lead a service project that required at least 50 hours of work.
On March 16, Lodi Academy embarked on a journey to experience the magic of an East Coast History Tour with 33 juniors and seniors plus 11 adult teachers and chaperones. They visited New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Maryland.
The Tokay Radio Control Modelers, a local RC aeromodeling club, is pleased to announce the 3rd Annual Northern California Remote Control Swap Meet & Indoor Flying Event on April 11, 2015.
Alexus Bock, a junior at Jim Elliot Christian High School in Lodi, has been nominated to attend the Congress of Future Medical Leaders in Boston this June.
The Lodi Professional Firefighters accepted a check on Tuesday from the employees of Java Stop Coffee and Roasting Company.
Sydney Means was chosen by Tokay High School to be the recipient of the Daughters of the American Revolution El Toyon Chapter Good Citizen Award, for demonstrating the qualities of dependability, service, leadership and patriotism. She was nominated by Mr. Tracy, a history teacher at Tokay.
Bret Scott received top awards for making the Dean's List and earning High Honors for the second semester in a row from Idaho State University, Pocatello in Nuclear Engineering.
Students at Lodi Montessori performed in their first holiday play on Friday night. Our teachers have been preparing for months: making costumes, rehearsals and arranging the stage and lighting for this special night.
This honor was bestowed on me by the Center for the Human Rights of Children at Loyola University in Chicago, and signed by Director Katherine Kaufka Walts, J.D., and Dr. George Holden of Southern Methodist University.
Helen Newton, a student at Middle College High School, and Lucca Salazar, a student at St. Mary's High School, recently organized a yard sale and purchased blankets with their proceeds for the one.TLC School for Homeless Children in Stockton.
'A Christmas Carol Radio Hour' Holiday Event!
On Veterans Day, I had the opportunity to, in my own way, honor a World War II veteran who I have known for many years now.
We would like to continue to thank everyone that sows into our ministry at Grace and Mercy Charitable Foundation especially during the holiday season.
United Congregational Christian Church is hosting "Love Makes a Family," a museum-quality photo exhibit that shares the experiences of real families with lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender members to help counter harmful stereotypes that contribute to LGBT violence, bullying and intolerance.
Mac and Ellie Lindner are both graduates of Galt High School and recent graduates of San Diego State University and the University of Denver, respectively. They decided to save toward a grand tour together and since June have been backpacking throughout Europe and Great Britain.
Rita McPhee has been named San Joaquin-Stanislaus Cattlewoman of the Year for 2014.
Mayor Phil Katzakian held a group of 14 local Tiger Cub Scouts in rapt attention on Sept. 8 as he spoke of the history of Lodi and the role of the mayor in city government.
Join us for Homecoming Sunday at 10:30am on September 21st! We're eager to connect with old and new friends while welcoming back the United Church Chancel Choir after their summer hiatus.
Soroptimist will be hosting their fundraiser "Dinner at Sunset" in Oct. The event will be held Oct. 18 at 6 p.m. at the Moose Lodge on Woodbridge Road. There will be a western barbecue and a DJ providing music for dancing.
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OLLI@Pacific invited Dr. Larry Grimes to talk about his years of working with raptors to their Hutchins Street Square lecture series in July.
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The United Congregational Christian Church bell has been repaired. Now once again we can enjoy the beautiful sound as we gather to worship on Sundays.
The Lodi Rotary Club has a long-standing tradition of kicking out the club president when his or her term is expiring. This year was no exception, as current president Dan Ingrum recently found out.
Lodi Branch 145 Sons In Retirement (SIR) will be meeting Tuesday, July 8, 2014, at 11:30 a.m., at the Moose Lodge, 3824 Woodbridge Road. SIR is a non-profit social club for men.


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Six of the best - contemporary Irish writers for St Patrick's Day
With so many Irish writers to choose from we've narrowed down the scope by choosing to celebrate just six of the best contemporary Irish novelists for St Patrick's Day, not an easy task! And which books to choose as a taster? Here is our selection, but do go to the Calibre catalogue for many more books to enjoy.
Known for his literary novels such as the Booker Prize winning The Sea 7133, as well as his crime fiction written under the pseudonym Benjamin Black (try Christine Falls 8045).
Sebastian Barry
Another award winning author with gems such as The Secret Scripture 8256 and On Canaan's Side 8985 to his name; both guaranteed to make you weep…
Famously wrote the blockbuster book Room 9356, also made into a film; the story is told by a small child who is held captive in a single room with his mother. Or try something very different - The Sealed Letter 9384, a court room drama revolving around a divorce case in Victorian England.
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Chris Clermont for Recording Secretary
in Recording Secretary
Chris is a third generation, 33-year member and son of the former Secretary of the Executive Board, Ben (Benny) Clermont, a 67-year member! Many older members reflect fondly on Chris's retired father, and as the saying goes, "the apple doesn't fall far from the tree." Business Manager Frank Jacobs takes great pride in the fact that his recommendation for Recording Secretary has a reputation as a talented Journeyman Wireman and devoted union man. Chris's calm demeanor would serve him well as Chief Steward for Business Representative's Dave Stanley and Steve Muehling during the recent General Motors shutdown, where Chris would have over 275 members under his protection. Recognizing Chris's ability to administer to the concerns of our members on a massive scale, Business Manager Jacobs selected him to help coordinate our ongoing efforts to place Senate Bill 19 on the ballot in 2018. Chris has been officially appointed Director of our signature gathering efforts for the Referendum Petition on Right-to-Work.
In 2013 Chris was selected to attend the Construction Organizing Membership Education Training (COMET) 'Train-the-Trainer' class in Kansas City, Missouri. Chris would then work with Business Manager Jacobs to modify the curriculum to meet the unique needs of our Local Union. Annually, Chris joins Vice-President Frankie Valleroy and Examining Board Officer Josh Peniston in delivering the 8-hour curriculum to our graduating apprentices.
Chris has continued his professional development throughout his career as a Journeyman Wireman, enrolling in night classes and attending the annual Significant Code Changes seminars offered through our Labor-Management partnership. In addition to his experience as a Steward and Shop Steward, Chris has also managed jobsites as a Foreman and General Foreman.
In 2015 Chris accepted an appointment to the Examining Board while working as an assistant steward on the BJC Campus Expansion. On his election as a Delegate to the 39th Convention in Saint Louis Chris said, "It was a tremendous honor to represent the membership of this Local Union on our 125th birthday! It is certainly the highlight of my career to date!"
His "by the book" approach and attention to detail made him an ideal candidate for the position of Recording Secretary, a position approved by the Executive Board in 2016.
As a devoted IBEW Local 1 member, Chris believes strong membership participation is VITAL to keep us moving in a positive direction for a higher standard of living now….and for future generations.
Business Manager Frank Jacobs and the Unity Club recommend Brother Chris Clermont for the position of Recording Secretary. Thank You!
Chris Clermont
Recording Secretary, 2016 - Present
Examining Board Officer, 2015 - 2016
COMET Instructor, 2013 - Present
Father - Ben Clermont, former Secretary of the Executive Board, Treasurer
Brother - Dennis Clermont, Journeyman Wireman
Greg Schwartz for Executive Board
Thirty-six year member Greg Schwartz entered our Inside apprenticeship program at just eighteen years old. A second generation Local One member, Greg's father was the President of IBEW Local 1145 Sign Erectors before they amalgamated with Local 1 on October 1, 1965.
An experienced steward and foreman well known for his mechanical skills, productivity, and knowledge of our working agreement, Greg would be selected by late Business Manager Donald Bresnan Sr. to attend labor law class at Saint Louis Community College. Throughout his career Greg has supported the efforts of Local 1 Representatives to secure and protect our jurisdiction, volunteering to assist them during official jobsite actions.
In 2011, Greg was elected to the Examining Board and in his own words, fulfilled his first term, "With great honor." Greg's strong work ethic and conviction to the backbone of our union made him the right choice to elevate to the position of Officer on the Executive Board in 2015 upon the resignation of Brother Tim Murray.
Greg supports the working men and women of IBEW Local One, and wants to carry on the tradition of our membership. "I realize the tough challenges we face today and I will work hard to keep this local and its members going in the right direction. Thanks to my father, I remember where I came from and how I got here. Remember, one for all and all for one!"
Business Manager Frank Jacobs and the entire Unity Club recommend Brother Greg Schwartz for Executive Board!
Examining Board Officer, 2012 – 2015
Executive Board Officer, 2015 – Present
Father - Paul M. Schwartz, Sign Erector, President IBEW Local 1145
Jim Reinheimer Jr. for Executive Board
Many of your incumbent Local Union Officers started their careers of service to the IBEW by accepting a jobsite steward appointment. Those of us fortunate enough to have been a 'Steward of Record' for the late Jim Reinheimer Sr., would gain a skillset that continues to serve us to this day. His oldest son would have access to these insights everyday as a young Journeyman Wireman, and witnessed not only his father's level of commitment, but also his grandfathers, Examining Board Officer Harold Reinheimer.
Shortly after becoming a Journeyman, Jim would accept his first Steward appointment as Chief Steward for former Business Representative Bill Hepburn during the MEMC project. His success as a steward would lead to his appointment on many projects for numerous Representatives. Jim's steward training continued when he was selected to attend the International Office's Construction Stewards Training Class and later, the IBEW Steward's 'Train-the-Trainer' Class where the student becomes the teacher.
Jim has served our industry as General Foreman, Foreman, and Steward. Like so many other members during the Great Recession, Jim traveled out of town for work and understands the challenges our members face on the road. These experiences led Jim to push for the implementation of a 'bid' Referral System at Local 1. Jim said, "Years ago many members lived relatively close to our union hall and commuting daily to our hiring hall was no big deal. Today many members live an hour or more from the hall and gas was over three dollars a gallon when the bottom dropped out for us, members needed to conserve every dollar they had. A bid system removes the expense and uncertainty of a 'day book' during times of high unemployment."
A consistent IBEW Local 1 volunteer, Jim's silent support and commitment was recognized by the Staff and Officers of Local 1 and he was recommended for a seat on the Executive Board.
A devoted father and family man intent on being present as his sons grew into adulthood, Jim has now set his sights on applying his long-standing level of commitment as an officer on the Executive Board.
Business Manager Frank Jacobs and the entire Unity Club recommend Brother Jim Reinheimer, Jr. for Officer on the Executive Board!
Jim Reinheimer Jr.
Initiated: January 16, 1985; 32 year member
3rd Generation Member
Executive Board Officer, 2016 - Present
Tri-County Labor Club
Grandfather - Harold M. Reinheimer, Former Examining Board Officer
Father - James C. Reinheimer Sr: former Vice-President, Recording Secretary, Executive Board Officer, Business Representative
Uncle - David M. Reinheimer, Retired JW
Brother - Paul M. Reinheimer, Communication Journeyman Technician, Former Executive Board Officer, Business Representative


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GMC Software and Bell and Howell today announced a partnership that will provide true multi-channel delivery solutions and include support for all major mobile platforms. The combination of their technologies enables businesses to take advantage of the fast-growing mobile market and provide end users with a better option for receiving information when and where they want it, all from a branded mail app.
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GMC Software Announces Collaboration with Bell and Howell to Accelerate Delivery of Secure, Multi-Channel Communications
Durham, NC - GMC Software and Bell and Howell today announced a partnership that will provide true multi-channel delivery solutions and include support for all major mobile platforms. The combination of their technologies enables businesses to take advantage of the fast-growing mobile market and provide end users with a better option for receiving information when and where they want it, all from a branded mail app. The collaboration supports the new BH Mobile MailT application, a turnkey service that allows a company to quickly implement a mobile application to deliver bills, statements, marketing messages and more via a highly secure, protected environment.
"Bell and Howell has taken a strong leadership position in the multi-channel messaging space, and we are very excited to jointly help customers move forward with their Web and mobile strategies," said Michael Watts, COO of GMC Software. "The BH Mobile Mail app satisfies a demand for businesses to reach their customers via the most accessible technology available - the mobile device - and GMC is proud to be a significant part of this."
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The Wolf River Coil Saber & Saber Mini are designed for those operators who need an inexpensive second antenna installation, portable operation, restricted space antenna, stealth antenna, quick up Field Day antenna or just something to experiment with. It may be used at power levels up to 200 Watts SSB, 100 Watts CW and 25 Watts with digital modes.
Like our other coils, we groove the core and then wind corrosive resistant stainless steel wire to make up the coil. All the antenna hardware is stainless steel so there will be no corrosive effect on your antenna in years to come. Only the supplied thumb screws used to mount the coil are zinc coated steel.
The Saber and Saber Mini will accept any antenna whip using a standard 3/8 24 fine thread base. The core base is double-wall thick and can be slid over any ground rod or pipe up to 1 inch in diameter.
The design of the coil base is made so it can be mounted in many different applications.
You can mount the Saber on a TV mast pipe using standard 2" U-clamps (not supplied).
You can slide the base over a ground-mounted ground rod and tighten the supplied thumb screws.
You can mount two coils back-to-back on up to a 1 inch pipe or conduit to make a rotatable dipole.
Even custom mobile mounting is possible with this coil design.
Built like our Silver Bullet 1000, the Saber will tune 80 through 10 meters with a 90 inch or longer whip. Whips over 90 inches may not tune 10 meters and whips less than 90 inches may not tune the entire 80 meter band.
The Saber Mini coil, with a 60 inch or larger whip, will tune 40 thru 10 meters. Just slide the tuning coupler up and down on the coil to the desired operating frequency.
Both coils are capable of RF levels up to 300 watts on a dead key for 30 seconds or less.
Each coil is tested prior to shipping and comes complete with thumbs screw for sleeve mounting.
You will connect your transmission line coax to this antenna with a coax pigtail. Here is how a pigtail may be built.
Here is information about a vertical mount for ground installations.
You don't need to give up performance because you are using a portable antenna. The Saber and Saber Mini will tune your whip to the exact frequency you wish to operate with low SWR and impendence matching so your radio's signal will get out like the big boys.
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/*!
 * \file records_theorem_producer.cpp
 *
 * Author: Daniel Wichs
 *
 * Created: Jul 22 22:59:07 GMT 2003
 *
 *

 *
 * License to use, copy, modify, sell and/or distribute this software
 * and its documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without
 * royalty, subject to the terms and conditions defined in the \ref
 * LICENSE file provided with this distribution.
 *
 *

 *
 */
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#define _CVC3_TRUSTED_

#include "records_theorem_producer.h"
#include "theory_records.h"
#include "theory_core.h"

using namespace std;
using namespace CVC3;

RecordsProofRules* TheoryRecords::createProofRules() {
  return new RecordsTheoremProducer(theoryCore()->getTM(), this);
}

#define CLASS_NAME "CVC3::RecordsTheoremProducer"

//! ==> (SELECT (LITERAL  v1 ... vi ...) fi) = vi
Theorem RecordsTheoremProducer::rewriteLitSelect(const Expr &e){

  Proof pf;
  if(withProof())
    pf = newPf("rewrite_record_literal_select", e);

  int index=0;
  switch(e.getOpKind())
    {
    case RECORD_SELECT: {
      if(CHECK_PROOFS) {
	CHECK_SOUND(e[0].getOpKind()==RECORD,
		    "expected RECORD child:\n"
		    +e.toString());
      }
      index = getFieldIndex(e[0], getField(e));
      break;
    }
    case TUPLE_SELECT: {
      if(CHECK_PROOFS) {
	CHECK_SOUND(e[0].getOpKind()==TUPLE,
		    "expected TUPLE child:\n"
		    +e.toString());
      }
      index = getIndex(e);
      break;
    }
    default: {
      if(CHECK_PROOFS)
	CHECK_SOUND(false, "expected TUPLE_SELECT or RECORD_SELECT kind"
		    + e.toString());
    }
    }
  if(CHECK_PROOFS) {
    CHECK_SOUND(index!=-1 && index<e[0].arity(),
		"selected field did not appear in literal" + e.toString());
  }
  return newRWTheorem(e, e[0][index], Assumptions::emptyAssump(), pf);
}
//! ==> (RECORD_SELECT (RECORD_UPDATE r fi vi) fj) = vi
//iff j=i, r.fj otherwise  (and same for tuples)
Theorem RecordsTheoremProducer::rewriteUpdateSelect(const Expr& e) {
  Proof pf;
  switch(e.getOpKind()) {
  case RECORD_SELECT: {
    if(CHECK_PROOFS)
      CHECK_SOUND(e[0].getOpKind() == RECORD_UPDATE,
		  "expected RECORD_UPDATE child" + e.toString());
    if(withProof())
      pf = newPf("rewrite_record_update_and_select", e);
    if(getField(e) == getField(e[0]))
      return newRWTheorem(e, e[0][1], Assumptions::emptyAssump(), pf);
    else
      return newRWTheorem(e, recordSelect(e[0][0], getField(e)), Assumptions::emptyAssump(), pf);
    break;
  }
  case TUPLE_SELECT: {
    if(CHECK_PROOFS)
      CHECK_SOUND(e[0].getOpKind() == TUPLE_UPDATE,
		  "expected TUPLE_UPDATE child" + e.toString());
    if(withProof())
      pf = newPf("rewrite_record_update_and_select", e);
    if(getIndex(e) == getIndex(e[0]))
      return newRWTheorem(e, e[0][1], Assumptions::emptyAssump(), pf);
    else
      return newRWTheorem(e, tupleSelect(e[0][0], getIndex(e)), Assumptions::emptyAssump(), pf);
    break;
  }
  default:
    if(CHECK_PROOFS)
      CHECK_SOUND(false, "expected RECORD_SELECT or TUPLE_SELECT kind"
		  + e.toString());
    break;
  }
  //to avoid warnings
  return newRWTheorem(e, e, Assumptions::emptyAssump(), pf);
}

//! ==> (RECORD_UPDATE (RECORD (f1 v1) ... (fi vi) ...) fi v') =(RECORD (f1 v1) ... (fi v') ...) and same for tuples.
Theorem RecordsTheoremProducer::rewriteLitUpdate(const Expr& e) {
  int index =0;
  switch(e.getOpKind()) {
  case RECORD_UPDATE: {
    if(CHECK_PROOFS)
      CHECK_SOUND(e[0].getOpKind() == RECORD,
		  "expected a RECORD: e = "+e.toString());
    index = getFieldIndex(e[0], getField(e));
    break;
  }
  case TUPLE_UPDATE: {
    if(CHECK_PROOFS)
      CHECK_SOUND(e[0].getOpKind() == TUPLE,
		  "expected a TUPLE: e = "+ e.toString());
    index = getIndex(e);
    break;
  }
  default:
    if(CHECK_PROOFS)
      CHECK_SOUND(false, "expected RECORD_UPDATE or TUPLE_UPDATE kind"
		  + e.toString());
  }

  vector<Expr> fieldVals= e[0].getKids();
  if(CHECK_PROOFS)
    CHECK_SOUND(index!=-1 && index<e[0].arity(),
		"update field does not appear in literal"
		+ e.toString());
  fieldVals[index] = e[1];
  Proof pf;
  if(withProof())
    pf= newPf("rewrite record_literal_update", e);
  if(e.getOpKind() == RECORD_UPDATE)
    return newRWTheorem(e, recordExpr(getFields(e[0]), fieldVals), Assumptions::emptyAssump(), pf);
  else
    return newRWTheorem(e, tupleExpr(fieldVals), Assumptions::emptyAssump(), pf);
}

Theorem RecordsTheoremProducer::expandNeq(const Theorem& neqThrm)
{
  Expr e = neqThrm.getExpr();
  if(CHECK_PROOFS)
    CHECK_SOUND(e.getKind() == NOT, "expected not expression" + e.toString());
  e=e[0];
  Expr e0 = e[0].getType().getExpr() , e1 = e[1].getType().getExpr();
  if(CHECK_PROOFS)
    {
    CHECK_SOUND(e.getKind() == EQ,
		"equation expression expected \n" + e.toString());
    CHECK_SOUND(e0.arity()==e1.arity() && e0.getOpKind() == e1.getOpKind(),
		"equation types mismatch \n" + e.toString());
    CHECK_SOUND(e0.getOpKind() == RECORD_TYPE || e0.getOpKind() == TUPLE_TYPE,
		"expected TUPLES or RECORDS \n" + e.toString());
    }
  std::vector<Expr> orChildren;
  for(int i=0; i<e0.arity();i++)
  {
    Expr lhs, rhs;
    switch(e0.getOpKind()) {
    case RECORD_TYPE: {
      const string& field(getField(e0, i));
      DebugAssert(field == getField(e1, i),
		  "equation types mismatch \n" + neqThrm.getExpr().toString());
      lhs = recordSelect(e[0], field);
      rhs = recordSelect(e[1], field);
      break;
    }
    case TUPLE_TYPE: {
      lhs = tupleSelect(e[0], i);
      rhs = tupleSelect(e[1], i);
      break;
      }
    default:
      DebugAssert(false, "RecordsTheoremProducer::expandNeq: "
		  "Type must be TUPLE or RECORD: "+e0.toString());
    }
    Expr eq = lhs.getType().isBool()? lhs.iffExpr(rhs) : lhs.eqExpr(rhs);
    orChildren.push_back(!eq);
  }
  Proof pf;
  if(withProof())
    pf= newPf("rewrite_record_literal_update", e, neqThrm.getProof());
  return newTheorem(orExpr(orChildren), neqThrm.getAssumptionsRef(), pf);
}

Theorem RecordsTheoremProducer::expandEq(const Theorem& eqThrm)
{
  Expr lhs(eqThrm.getLHS()), e0 = lhs.getType().getExpr();
  Expr rhs(eqThrm.getRHS()), e1 = rhs.getType().getExpr();
  if(CHECK_PROOFS)
    {
    CHECK_SOUND(eqThrm.isRewrite(),
		"equation expression expected \n"
		+ eqThrm.getExpr().toString());
    CHECK_SOUND(e0.arity() == e1.arity() && e0.getOpKind() == e1.getOpKind(),
		"equation types mismatch \n" + eqThrm.getExpr().toString());
    CHECK_SOUND(e0.getOpKind() == RECORD_TYPE || e0.getOpKind() == TUPLE_TYPE,
		"expected TUPLES or RECORDS \n" + eqThrm.getExpr().toString());
    }
  std::vector<Expr> andChildren;
  for(int i=0; i<e0.arity();i++)
  {
    Expr lhs1, rhs1;
    switch(e0.getOpKind()) {
    case RECORD_TYPE: {
      const vector<Expr>& fields(getFields(e0));
      DebugAssert(fields[i].getString() == getField(e1, i),
		  "equation types mismatch \n" + eqThrm.getExpr().toString());
      lhs1 = recordSelect(lhs, fields[i].getString());
      rhs1 = recordSelect(rhs, fields[i].getString());
      break;
    }
    case TUPLE_TYPE: {
      lhs1 = tupleSelect(lhs, i);
      rhs1 = tupleSelect(rhs, i);
      break;
      }
    default:
      DebugAssert(false, "RecordsTheoremProducer::expandEq(): "
		  "Type must be TUPLE or RECORD: "+e0.toString());
    }
    Expr eq = lhs1.getType().isBool()? lhs1.iffExpr(rhs1) : lhs1.eqExpr(rhs1);
    andChildren.push_back(eq);
  }
  Proof pf;
  if(withProof())
    pf= newPf("rewrite record_literal_update",
	      eqThrm.getExpr(), eqThrm.getProof());
  return newTheorem(andExpr(andChildren), eqThrm.getAssumptionsRef() , pf);
}

Theorem RecordsTheoremProducer::expandRecord(const Expr& e) {
  Type tp(d_theoryRecords->getBaseType(e));
  if(CHECK_PROOFS) {
    CHECK_SOUND(isRecordType(tp),
		"expandRecord("+e.toString()+"): not a record type");
  }
  const vector<Expr>& fields = getFields(tp.getExpr());
  vector<Expr> kids;
  for(vector<Expr>::const_iterator i=fields.begin(), iend=fields.end();
      i!=iend; ++i)
    kids.push_back(recordSelect(e, (*i).getString()));
  Proof pf;
  if(withProof()) pf = newPf("expand_record", e);
  return newRWTheorem(e, recordExpr(fields, kids), Assumptions::emptyAssump(), pf);
}

Theorem RecordsTheoremProducer::expandTuple(const Expr& e) {
  Type tp(d_theoryRecords->getBaseType(e));
  if(CHECK_PROOFS) {
    CHECK_SOUND(tp.getExpr().getOpKind() == TUPLE_TYPE,
		"expandTuple("+e.toString()+"): not a tuple type");
  }
  int size(tp.arity());
  vector<Expr> kids;
  for(int i=0; i<size; ++i)
    kids.push_back(tupleSelect(e, i));
  Proof pf;
  if(withProof()) pf = newPf("expand_tuple", e);
  return newRWTheorem(e, tupleExpr(kids), Assumptions::emptyAssump(), pf);
}

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