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Daniela Hantuchová (prononciation : [ˈdanɪjɛla ˈɦantuxɔvaː]), née le  à Poprad, Tchécoslovaquie, est une joueuse de tennis slovaque, professionnelle de 1999 à 2017.

Elle a remporté sept titres WTA en simple dames, dont notamment le tournoi d'Indian Wells en 2002 et en 2007. Elle atteint son meilleur classement en 2003, à la cinquième place mondiale et obtient son meilleur résultat en Grand Chelem en 2008, en atteignant la demi-finale de l'Open d'Australie.

C'est en double que la joueuse slovaque signe ses meilleures performances : finaliste de Roland-Garros et de l'Open d'Australie en double dames, elle conquiert les quatre titres du Grand Chelem en double mixte, devenant ainsi la treizième joueuse de l'histoire à accomplir le Grand Chelem en carrière dans cette catégorie.

Avec l'équipe de Slovaquie, elle remporte la Fed Cup en 2002.

Elle a par ailleurs été désignée par la WTA « révélation de l'année » en 2001 puis « joueuse ayant signé la plus forte progression » en 2002.

Biographie

Débuts
Daniela a commencé le tennis à l'âge de 4 ans grâce à sa grand-mère paternelle, Helena, excellente joueuse, qui lui a appris les bases du jeu et l'a inscrite au Slavia STU, l'un des plus grands clubs de Bratislava, où il y a beaucoup de courts en terre battue et indoor. Son premier professeur fut Joseph Bulko.

À l'âge de 14 ans, Daniela part quelques hivers aux États-Unis dans la célèbre académie de Nick Bollettieri à Bradenton, en Floride pour y peaufiner son mental.

À l'âge de 16 ans, en 1999, Daniela se lance sur le circuit professionnel et gagne deux tournois ITF (Jackson et Fano). L'année suivante, elle remporte son troisième et dernier tournoi dans cette catégorie au Bronx en sortant des qualifications.

Daniela réalise sa première performance au tournoi de Luxembourg en 2000 en battant pour la première fois de sa carrière une joueuse du top 10 : Nathalie Tauziat.

En 2001, Hantuchová connaît ses premiers succès, elle est pour la première fois dans le tableau final d'un tournoi du Grand Chelem à l'Open d'Australie où elle perd contre la Russe Anna Kournikova. Elle décroche son premier titre en double mixte à Wimbledon aux côtés de Leoš Friedl. Elle perd le match l'opposant à Jennifer Capriati à Toronto. Elle atteint également les quarts de finale à Leipzig et Zurich.

2002 : révélation
Début 2002, à l'Open d'Australie, Daniela Hantuchová inquiète sérieusement Venus Williams au  tour, ne s'inclinant qu'au . En double mixte, avec Kevin Ullyett, elle remporte son deuxième titre en Grand Chelem. En double dames, Daniela et sa partenaire Arantxa Sánchez Vicario atteignent la finale et échouent contre la paire Hingis/Kournikova.

En mars 2002, elle remporte son premier titre au prestigieux tournoi d'Indian Wells (Tier I, doté de ). Elle s'impose notamment face à Barbara Schett, la  mondiale Justine Henin et Lisa Raymond avant de battre en finale Martina Hingis, ex-numéro 1 mondiale, sur le score de 6-3, 6-4. Depuis ce jour, sa vie a totalement changé. Elle suscite beaucoup d'intérêt auprès des fans mais aussi des photographes qui apprécient son élégance et sa gentillesse. Sa popularité grandit de tournoi en tournoi.

Elle confirme sa bonne forme sur terre battue. Après des quarts de finale aux tournois de Hambourg et Berlin, Daniela atteint les 1/16 de finale à Roland-Garros où elle bouscule Monica Seles (6-4, 7-5). Ses résultats s'améliorent sur gazon puisqu'elle atteit la demi-finale du tournoi d'Eastbourne, où elle échoue face à Anastasia Myskina. Elle atteint par la suite son premier quart de finale en Grand Chelem à Wimbledon, après avoir notamment éliminé Jelena Dokić, elle s'incline finalement face à Serena Williams.

Sa tournée américaine démarre plutôt mal avec deux défaites d'affilée à San Diego et Los Angeles. Elle se reprend ensuite à Montréal où elle atteint les demi-finales, battue par Amélie Mauresmo. La semaine suivante, elle réitère l'exploit en atteignant les demi-finales du tournoi de New Haven avec deux belles victoires sur Iva Majoli et Patty Schnyder, avant de chuter face à Venus Williams ( mondiale). Daniela Hantuchova entame ensuite l'US Open en tant que  de série et arrive à se hisser jusqu'en quart de finale, battue une nouvelle fois par Serena Williams, actuelle  mondiale. Elle élimine sur son passage : Nicole Pratt, Virginie Razzano, Iva Majoli et Justine Henin.

Elle continue sa très belle saison en atteignant les quarts à Leipzig, battue cette fois par Henin. À Filderstadt, elle fait encore mieux en atteignant la finale où elle s'incline de justesse face à Kim Clijsters (4-6 6-3, 6-4). Cette belle performance lui permet de faire son entrée dans le top 10, en pointant à la  du classement WTA. Elle atteint ensuite les quarte de finale à Zurich et les demies à Linz.

Qualifiée pour le Masters en novembre, elle s'incline dès son premier match face à la Bulgare Magdalena Maleeva.

En fin d'année, elle remporte avec l'équipe de Slovaquie la Fed Cup, une première pour son pays. Daniela dit aimer jouer pour son pays, et rêver depuis son enfance, de participer aux Jeux olympiques. Elle termine l'année 2002 à la , avec un bilan de 56 victoires pour 25 défaites.

2003-2006 : période de transition
Malgré un bon début de saison 2003 avec un quart de finale à l'Open d'Australie, qui lui permet d'accéder à la  place mondiale, puis une demi-finale à Anvers, Daniela Hantuchová échoue tôt dans les principaux tournois auxquels elle participe, perdant contre des joueuses moins bien classée comme Ashley Harkleroad à Roland-Garros ou Shinobu Asagoe à Wimbledon. Par ailleurs, la presse s'interroge sur sa maigreur et sur son régime alimentaire, évoquant une anorexie mentale.

Elle termine l'année à la  mondiale sans avoir gagné aucun titre, ni en simple, ni en double. Elle met un terme à sa collaboration avec Nigel Sears et s'adjoint les services de Harold Solomon, ex-coach de Jennifer Capriati. Cette association ne dura pas très longtemps, Daniela préférant se séparer d'Harold en février 2004 pour retrouver Sears dès la fin du mois.

Sa saison 2004 est marquée par un quart de finale à Tokyo, une finale à Eastbourne après avoir battu Amélie Mauresmo, un  à Wimbledon et à l'US Open. Elle explique notamment que son inquiétante perte de poids et sa perte de confiance en elle lors de la saison 2003 ont été provoquées par la séparation de ses parents, information qu'elle a longtemps gardée pour elle. Fin 2004, Daniela pointe au  mondial.

Début 2005, Daniela Hantuchová remporte avec Dominik Hrbatý la Hopman Cup. Elle enchaîne par un  à l'Open d'Australie, perdant de justesse contre Elena Dementieva (4-6, 7-5, 4-6). À Tokyo, Svetlana Kuznetsova l'arrête en quart de finale, tandis qu'à Doha elle est stoppée par Maria Sharapova en demi-finale. Les bonnes performances continuent à Dubaï, où elle obtient sa première victoire de l'année sur une top 10, Alicia Molik () et une place en quart de finale, perdue face à la numéro 4 mondiale Serena Williams. À la suite de ces excellents résultats, elle réintègre le top 25.

À Roland-Garros, elle s'aligne avec Fabrice Santoro en double mixte. Ils remportent le tournoi en battant en finale la paire Navratilova/Paes (3-6, 6-3, 6-2).

Après un  à Wimbledon, elle se distingue au cours de l'été américain en atteignant les demi-finales à Cincinnati, les quarts à Stanford et New Haven, et la finale à Los Angeles avec de belles victoires contre Elena Dementieva et Patty Schnyder. Elle atteint également en double les demi-finales à Toronto et la finale à San Diego avec Ai Sugiyama. À l'US Open, elle remporte son  en double mixte, cette fois-ci aux côtés de Mahesh Bhupathi. Elle retrouve alors la  mondiale, rang qu'elle n'avait plus atteint depuis janvier 2004.

La saison 2006 commence plutôt bien puisque la Slovaque, qui joue à Auckland son premier tournoi de l'année et atteint les demi-finales, battue par la Russe Vera Zvonareva. Au tournoi de Sydney, elle se qualifie pour les quarts en battant notamment la Suissesse Patty Schnyder. À l'Open d'Australie, elle passe les deux premiers tours assez facilement puis affronte Serena Williams qu'elle n'a encore jamais battue en trois confrontations. Elle bat l'Américaine en deux sets. En huitièmes de finale, elle est opposée à Maria Sharapova mais s'incline en deux sets 6-4, 6-4.

À partir de ce moment, elle va traverser une période de disette en enchainant plusieurs éliminations prématurées. À Tokyo, la Slovaque est éliminée dès le  par Samantha Stosur. Elle ne fera pas mieux à Anvers, ainsi qu'à Dubaï et Doha. Elle fait l'impasse sur le tournoi d'Indian Wells mais prend part au tournoi de Miami où elle est battue par la grecque Eléni Daniilídou.

Espérant de meilleurs résultats sur terre battue, Daniela Hantuchová commence par le tournoi de Varsovie, où encore une fois, elle est éliminée au . À Berlin, c'est Dinara Safina qui l'élimine au  et à Rome, elle échoue dès le  face à Samantha Stosur. Elle se présente donc à Roland-Garros avec beaucoup de doutes et d'incertitudes. Elle gagne cependant facilement le premier tour face à Lourdes Domínguez Lino. Les deux tours suivants seront beaucoup plus délicats avec des victoires en trois sets face à Emmanuelle Gagliardi et Nathalie Dechy. C'est donc émoussée physiquement qu'elle s'incline en huitième de finale face à Kim Clijsters. Elle parvient toutefois jusqu'en finale du tournoi de double avec Ai Sugiyama.

Elle se présente à Wimbledon sans gros repères, mais elle remporte sans briller les trois premiers tours. En huitième de finale, elle sèchement battue par la Belge Justine Henin-Hardenne (6-3, 6-1).

Hantuchová attaque l'été américain par une élimination au premier tour du tournoi de Stanford. Ensuite, elle atteint seulement les huitièmes de finale à San Diego, battue par la jeune prodige Nicole Vaidišová, et à Montréal, battue par la revenante Martina Hingis. Elle arrive donc à l'US Open avec beaucoup de matchs dans les jambes mais peu de victoires engrangées. Elle passe le premier tour face à Bethanie Mattek mais échoue contre Serena Williams après avoir mené 5-1 dans la première manche.

En fin de saison, elle se distingue en battant la Française Tatiana Golovin, récente quart de finaliste à l'US Open, au premier tour du tournoi de Luxembourg. À Stuttgart, la Slovaque reprend quelques couleurs en atteignant les quarts de finale, éliminant au passage Dinara Safina. À Zurich, elle retrouve un bon niveau en atteignant la finale, battant au passage Patty Schnyder et Svetlana Kuznetsova. Le titre revient cependant à Maria Sharapova.

2007 : deuxième titre à Indian Wells
L'année 2007 commence assez mal pour Daniela Hantuchová puisqu'elle ne fera pas mieux qu'un deuxième tour à Auckland puis une défaite dès le premier tour à Sydney. Elle arrive donc à l'Open d'Australie sans avoir joué beaucoup de matchs. Elle parvient non sans mal à se qualifier pour les huitièmes de finale où est éliminée par sa bête noire Kim Clijsters (6-1, 7-5) qu'elle n'a jamais battue en neuf confrontations.

À Dubaï, la Slovaque parvient en quart de finale où elle est battue par la  mondiale Amélie Mauresmo en trois sets. Elle annonce alors qu'elle arrête de jouer le double avec Ai Sugiyama, pour se consacrer à sa carrière en simple. À Doha, elle va jusqu'en demi-finale où elle est battue par Svetlana Kuznetsova non sans avoir battu en quart Martina Hingis (1-6, 6-4, 6-4). À Indian Wells, la Slovaque confirme son retour au meilleur niveau en s'adjugeant le deuxième titre de sa carrière, en battant la Russe Svetlana Kuznetsova, pourtant largement favorite, (6-3, 6-4). 5 ans après y avoir glané son tout premier titre, Daniela prouve que ce tournoi lui réussit donc bien.

C'est alors que débute pour elle la saison de terre battue avec le tournoi d'Amelia Island où elle va jusqu'en quarts de finale. Elle y est éliminée par Sybille Bammer 2-6, 6-2, 6-2. Elle participe à la Fed Cup pour son pays pour passer dans le groupe mondial. Elle perd ses deux matchs face à Lucie Šafářová 7-6, 4-6, 6-3 et face à Nicole Vaidišová 6-2, 6-7, 6-3, les deux pointures du tennis tchèque. La Slovaquie perd 5-0.

Daniela continue sa saison sur terre battue à Berlin où elle réalise une grosse contre-performance puisqu'elle est sèchement éliminée dès le premier tour par Zuzana Ondrášková 6-1, 6-3. Mais la semaine suivante, au tournoi de Rome, elle se rassure en atteignant les demi-finales, où elle est éliminée en deux sets par Svetlana Kuznetsova 6-4, 6-2 (elle a tout de même sorti facilement une joueuse du top 10 : Anna Chakvetadze 6-2, 6-3).
À cause d'une blessure, Daniela renonce à participer au tournoi de Strasbourg, préférant se concentrer sur Roland Garros.
Elle arrive donc à Roland-Garros où elle remporte facilement son  face à Jelena Kostanic Tosic qu'elle écrase 6-1, 6-3. Son  est plus délicat à gérer mais elle s'en sort en deux sets serrés face à la Russe Olga Puchkova 7-6, 6-3. Daniela accède au  où elle est éliminée en trois sets au terme d'un combat de plus de 3 heures face à Anabel Medina Garrigues 4-6, 7-6, 7-5.

À Birmingham, pour son  sur herbe de la saison, Daniela Hantuchova va jusqu'en quarts de finale du tournoi où elle est éliminée en trois sets par la française Marion Bartoli 5-7, 6-4, 7-5. Pourtant, la jeune Slovaque apprend qu'elle retournera dans le Top 10 à l'issue du tournoi, chose qui ne lui était pas arrivée depuis 2003. À Bois-le-Duc, la jeune Slovaque ira jusqu'en demi-finales où elle se fera battre par Anna Chakvetadze 6-3, 6-4. À noter que sa performance en quarts de finale doit être reconnue puisqu'elle a battu Ana Ivanović, finaliste peu de temps avant à Roland Garros, 6-3, 6-1. À Wimbledon, elle est éliminée par Serena Williams en huitièmes de finale en trois sets 6-2, 6-7, 6-2.

Elle commence bien son été américain puisqu'elle arrive en demi-finale de Stanford où elle est éliminée par la jeune russe Anna Chakvetadze en trois sets 6-7, 6-3, 6-2. Elle est ensuite éliminée en huitièmes de finale des tournois de San Diego par Venus Williams en deux sets secs 6-0, 6-3 et de Los Angeles par Elena Dementieva aussi en deux sets 6-3, 4-1 par abandon de la Slovaque. Elle ne passera non plus les huitièmes de finale de New Haven puisqu'elle est éliminée par la hongroise Ágnes Szávay 7-5, 6-3.
À l'US Open elle est éliminée au premier tour par Julia Vakulenko en trois sets 6-4, 3-6, 6-1.

Elle revient en force à Bali puisqu'elle perd en finale face à l'americaine Lindsay Davenport 6-4, 3-6, 6-2. Elle continue à Calcutta et perd en demi-finale face à Maria Kirilenko 4-6, 6-2, 6-1. Bien lancée elle arrive à nouveau en finale du tournoi du Luxembourg mais perd face à la jeune serbe Ana Ivanović en trois sets 3-6, 6-4, 6-4. Elle est ensuite éliminée à Stuttgart par Elena Dementieva en huitièmes de finale en deux sets 6-4, 6-4 et à Zürich (aussi en huitièmes de finale), mais cette fois par la polonaise Agnieszka Radwańska 6-3, 6-3. Elle perd des points au classement WTA puisqu'elle était finaliste l'an passé face à Maria Sharapova. Cependant, Daniela Hantuchova réalisera une très belle opération en s'imposant en finale du tournoi de Linz où elle bat la suissesse Patty Schnyder en deux sets 6-4, 6-2. Elle s'adjuge le  de sa carrière, le  cette saison. De plus, elle se qualifie pour les Masters de Madrid qui réunit les 8 meilleures joueuses mondiales dans le même tournoi pour la  de sa carrière après 2002.
Elle n'arrivera pas à se qualifier pour les demi-finales des Masters puisqu'elle sera battue par Maria Sharapova (6-4, 7-5) et Ana Ivanović (6-2, 7-6). Elle terminera néanmoins l'année sur une victoire puisqu'elle remportera le match sans enjeu qu'elle a livré contre Svetlana Kuznetsova (7-6, 6-0).

Daniela termine donc l'année dans le Top 10 et a remporté deux titres de plus, choses qu'elle n'avait plus faites depuis 2002.

2008 : première demi-finale en Grand Chelem
Daniela Hantuchová arrive à l'Open d'Australie sans repères. Pourtant, elle passe les premiers tours en battant successivement Vania King, Alizé Cornet et Virginia Ruano Pascual. Elle remporte plus difficilement son huitième de finale face à Maria Kirilenko en trois sets (1-6, 6-4, 6-4). En quart de finale, elle élimine la révélation du tournoi Agnieszka Radwańska (6-2, 6-2) pour se qualifier pour la première fois de sa carrière pour les demi-finales d'un tournoi du Grand Chelem. Elle y est éliminée par la Serbe Ana Ivanović alors qu'elle avait le match en main en menant 6-0, 2-0. Elle échoue finalement en trois sets 0-6, 6-3, 6-4.

Invitée de dernière minute, elle se rend à Paris pour y disputer l'Open Gaz de France. Annoncée comme l'une des favorites au vu de sa performance en Australie, elle est sortie dès les quarts de finale par la Hongroise Ágnes Szávay. À Anvers, à cause de problèmes respiratoires, la Slovaque abandonne au  de son quart de finale face à la Suissesse Timea Bacsinszky alors qu'elle est menée 6-2, 4-6, 4-1.

Elle reprend à Indian Wells, tournoi où elle est tenante du titre et où elle espère retrouver de bonnes sensations. Cependant, elle est éliminée en quart de finale par la Russe Maria Sharapova 7-6, 6-1 non sans avoir mené jusqu'à 5-2 balle de set dans le . À Miami, elle est battue dès le  par la Japonaise Ai Sugiyama, en trois sets 6-4, 6-7, 7-5.

La saison sur terre battue commence à Amelia Island où elle est battue par la Croate Karolina Šprem dès le . Blessée au pied droit, elle déclare forfait pour tous les autres tournois disputé sur terre. Elle ne reprend qu'à Wimbledon où elle est confrontée au  à Sara Errani qu'elle élimine en deux sets. Elle subit cependant la loi d'Alisa Kleybanova au  (6-3, 4-6, 6-1).

2009-2012

En 2011, elle remporte le tournoi de Miami en double dames avec Agnieszka Radwańska. Cette année-là ainsi qu'en 2012, elle s'impose au tournoi de Pattaya.

2013 : premier quart de finale en Grand Chelem depuis 2008
Daniela arrive à Madrid, elle bat Sloane Stephens en deux sets 6-3, 7-5, puis bat pour la première fois la Tchèque Petra Kvitová, tête de série 8 en 3 manches 2-6, 6-2, 6-3. Elle perd en huitième de finale contre l'Estonienne Kaia Kanepi 6-3, 6-4. Lors du tournoi de Roland-Garros, elle se fait éliminer dès le premier tour par Jelena Janković, sur le score de 4-6, 6-7. La Slovaque s'aligne ensuite au tournoi de Birmingham (gazon) en battant successivement la qualifiée australienne Casey Dellacqua 6-1, 7-6, puis la jeune Britannique Laura Robson tête de série 7, 6-3, 6-4, et la Française Kristina Mladenovic, tête de série 12, après un match disputé où Daniela l'emporte au finish, 3-6, 7-6, 6-2. Puis elle affronte la lauréate de Roland-Garros 2010, Francesca Schiavone. Après un match de près de 3H30, la Slovaque parvient à l'emporter 6-7, 6-4, 7-6. Elle se qualifie donc pour les demi-finales contre l'Américaine Alison Riske, match qu'elle remporte en 3 manches à nouveau, 5-7, 6-1, 6-4. En finale, elle affronte la révélation de la semaine, la Croate Donna Vekić. Daniela domine l'ensemble du match et remporte le tournoi sur le score de 7-6, 6-4. Elle gagne son premier titre depuis Pattaya 2012, le premier sur gazon. Daniela atteint les quarts de finale de l'US Open, stade auquel elle n'avait plus accédé depuis 2002 sur le sol américain. Cependant, la meilleure joueuse qu'elle ait battu n'était que la  mondiale Alison Riske. Son parcours s'arrêtera face à Victoria Azarenka, 2 mondiale. Avec ce parcours, Daniela fait son retour dans le top 30.

2014-2017
Après trois saisons marquées par un seul titre en simple et un nombre de défaites supérieur à celui des victoires, elle annonce officiellement sa retraite sportive en juillet 2017. Son dernier match remontait aux qualifications du tournoi de Rabat début mai de cette même année.

Style de jeu
Daniela Hantuchova possède un jeu assez complet. En effet, la Slovaque frappe généralement ses coups à plat en coup droit comme en revers, mais elle peut jouer aussi avec les effets tels que le slice. Grâce à son expérience en double, Daniela joue très bien au filet et n'hésite pas à user des amortis pour casser le rythme des échanges. Elle possède aussi un bon service qui lui vaut de gagner certains points plus facilement. Sa seconde balle est assez prenable. Elle manque néanmoins de puissance. Certes, ses frappes jouées à plat sont plus sèches mais elles gagneraient en efficacité avec un peu plus de puissance.

La Slovaque pratique un jeu à risques et cherche souvent les lignes, si bien que "dans un mauvais jour", elle est facilement déstabilisée par des fautes directes. Enfin, son mental est potentiellement friable. Quand elle mène très largement, elle peut craquer au moment de conclure. Il lui arrive aussi de se déconcentrer dans les moments clés du match, alors qu'elle a su parfois s'imposer alors qu'elle était au bord de la défaite.

Palmarès

En simple dames

En double dames

En double mixte

Parcours en Grand Chelem

À droite du résultat, l'ultime adversaire.

Sous le résultat, la partenaire ; à droite, l'ultime équipe adverse.

Sous le résultat, le partenaire ; à droite, l'ultime équipe adverse.

Parcours en « Premier Mandatory » et « Premier 5 »
Découlant d'une réforme du circuit WTA inaugurée en 2009, les tournois WTA « Premier Mandatory » et « Premier 5 » constituent les catégories d'épreuves les plus prestigieuses, après les quatre levées du Grand Chelem.

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! width="80" colspan=2|Rome
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Parcours aux Masters

En simple dames

Parcours aux Jeux olympiques

En simple dames

En double dames

Parcours en Fed Cup

Classements WTA en fin de saison

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Notes et références

Voir aussi

Liens externes

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Championne de tennis titrée à l'Open d'Australie
Championne de tennis titrée à Roland-Garros
Championne de tennis titrée à Wimbledon
Championne de tennis titrée à l'US Open
Joueuse de tennis victorieuse en Fed Cup
Vainqueur de la Hopman Cup
Joueuse de tennis membre du top 10
Joueuse de tennis aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2004
Joueuse de tennis aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2008
Joueuse de tennis aux Jeux olympiques d'été de 2012
Naissance en avril 1983
Naissance à Poprad
Naissance en Tchécoslovaquie

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According to my understanding (correct me if i am wrong), in order for a this function to be continuous at the origin, first, $f(0)$ must exists!(which it does) Then,the limit of $f(z)$ as it tends to 0 must exists too. And both has to be the same.
so,
$\lim_{z\to0} ( \operatorname{Im} ( \frac{z}{1+|z|} ) ) = \lim_{x\to0 \\ y\to0}(\operatorname{Im} ( \frac{x+iy}{1+\sqrt[]{x^2+y^2} } )) $
But now , if we take only the imaginary part of the function,(i.e $y$ from $iy$), wouldn't it leave only leave  $\lim_{x\to0 \\ y\to0} y$ ?
Then if y approach 0 first, then the limit is zero. But if x approach 0 first, nothing happens.
Can someone kindly enlighten me where have I got this wrong? I am learning complex analysis by myself and English is not my first language so, I believe I've got some wrong ideas on how to approach this problem.

A: $$\frac{z}{1+|z|}=\frac{x+iy}{1+\sqrt{x^2+y^2}}=\frac{x}{1+\sqrt{x^2+y^2}}+\left(\frac{y}{1+\sqrt{x^2+y^2}}\right)i$$
Now, it is trivial that,
$$\Im\left(\frac{z}{1+|z|}\right)=\frac{y}{1+\sqrt{x^2+y^2}}$$
I hope you can do the rest.
Note: $\Im(z)=\textrm{Im}(z)$

A: From the definition of a limit, $f(z) \to L$ as $z \to z_0$, if for any $\epsilon >0$, there exists a number $\delta>0$ such that $|f-L|<\epsilon$ whenever $0<|z-z_0|<\delta$.
Here, $f=\text{Im}\left(\frac{z}{1+|z|}\right)=\frac{y}{1+\sqrt{x^2+y^2}}$ and $z_0=0$.
Let's show that we can find a $\delta>0$ so that $|f-0|<\epsilon$ whenever $0<|z|=\sqrt{x^2+y^2}<\delta$.
$$\begin{align}
|f(z)|&=\left|\frac{y}{1+\sqrt{x^2+y^2}}\right|\\\\
&\le\frac{\sqrt{x^2+y^2}}{1+\sqrt{x^2+y^2}}\\\\
&\le\frac{\sqrt{x^2+y^2}}{1}\\\\
&=\sqrt{x^2+y^2}\\\\
&<\epsilon
\end{align}$$
whenever $\sqrt{x^2+y^2}<\epsilon$.
Thus, given any $\epsilon$, choose $\delta \le \epsilon$ to guarantee that $|f(z)|<\epsilon$ whenever $0<|z|<\delta$.

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On This Day: Tuesday, 31 March 2020
Anniversaries and commemorations come and go daily. Most of us, even the best historians, miss most occasions. If we think of history as events then we are faced with a continually showering in the grains of sand. Nevertheless, we do pick out certain patterns in the remembrance of historical dates. The blog here reminds us […]
What Time is It? It is flow of a sandstorm that will on each day compress somewhere into a structure – sandstone, selected and only remembered in the longue durée.
On 31 March 1870, Thomas Mundy Peterson is the first African-American to vote in an election.
On Tuesday, 31 March 1970, NASA's Explorer 1, the first American satellite and Explorer program spacecraft, reenters Earth's atmosphere after 12 years in orbit.
On Tuesday, 31 March 1970, Japan Airlines Flight 351, carrying 131 passengers and 7 crew from Tokyo to Fukuoka, is hijacked by Japanese Red Army members. All passengers are eventually freed.
On Monday, 31 March 1980, Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad operates its final train.
On Saturday, 31 March 1990, "The Second Battle of Trafalgar": A massive anti-poll tax demonstration in Trafalgar Square, London, turns into a riot; 471 people are injured, and 341 are arrested.
On Friday, 31 March 1995, The Super League war begins. Lightning raids begin across the country to sign players on vastly inflated contracts. The Kerry Packer backed ARL responds by signing 50 players onto equally inflated contracts on 2 April.
On Friday, 31 March 1995, TAROM Flight 371 from Bucharest to Brussels crashes shortly after take off killing all 60 people on board.
On Wednesday, 31 March 2010, The Queensland Government, the City of Gold Coast council and Australian Commonwealth Games Association officially launch the Gold Coast's bid to host the 2018 Commonwealth Games.
On Tuesday, 31 March 2015, died Betty Churcher, 84, director of the National Gallery of Australia (1990–1997)
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Victory over Sedbergh School saw Bolton School 1st XI become the North-West T20 Cricket Champions and Fred Kenyon Cup Winners, for the second year running. They defeated Sedbergh School by 7 wickets.
Despite a promising first wicket stand by the Sedbergh openers, accurate bowling created the pressure which prompted a series of dismissals through their innings and prevented them from generating any real momentum. Liam Jenkins was the leading wicket-taker (2-27) but it was a good all round performance in the field that restricted Sedbergh to 122-6 off their 20 overs.
Despite losing England U17 captain Haseeb Hameed in the first over, Will Davidson and Liam Jenkins created a solid platform from which to develop the run chase and a fifty partnership between Davidson and Chris Brownlow put Bolton in a strong position to threaten the Sedbergh total. Thoughtful batting in the closing overs by Ben Bowers enabled victory to be secured with an over to spare, with Will Davidson celebrating his classy batting perfomance with an unbeaten half century.
The Bolton School team now await the outcome of the competition on the east side of the Pennines before playing the final to decide who will represent the North of England on Finals Day at Arundel Castle on Friday the 4th of July.


After about 3 years, I finally feel like I am loving reading again! I have a newly discovered delight in heading to Waterstones and spending half an hour (or maybe more) choosing a few new books to buy. There is much less of that guilty 'spending' feeling when you are treating yourself to a new book – reading is definitely good for you soul.
I've been reading some absolutely brilliant books over the last month, so I had to share them – just in case anyone is on the hunt for a new book to get lost in.
I have to start by saying this is one of the best books I've ever read. The fiction novel is so beautifully written, a story that will make you want to cry, you can relate to and will find yourself smiling at. Based on a young woman who finds that many things are missing from her life – mostly the company of kind human beings. I found myself becoming so attached to the character. You just want to look after her. The main theme I found from this book was loneliness – what it can make you do and how it makes you feel.
The story is relatable to anyone who doesn't quite fit in. I felt like I was going to cry at least 10 times reading this, but I also laughed out loud a couple of times. When a book can make you feel emotions in this physical way, you know it is a good one! It took me about 5 hours to read this book; I truly couldn't put it down. Do believe the hype around this book – it is completely warranted and has stuck in my mind ever since.
I love a good self-help book. Anything that offers fresh ways to think, new ways to care for yourself. The next two books are both great examples of this. I spotted Fearne Cotton's book in the bookshop and decided to give it a try. I've always been fond of her but didn't really know anything about her personal life, only from presenting on Radio and on TV! This book is a lovely read. She opens up about her depression, and talks you through ways you can feel happier in your everyday life.
There is practical tips, from avoiding social media to recipes. I wouldn't say I've read anything that I haven;t heard before in some form or another – although I've not quite finished it yet. It is a calming read, full of sensible, kind advice for looking after yourself. I like the fact that there are lots of pages to fill in your thoughts, which is a good way to figure out how you feel about different situations. I'm really enjoying this book, and for anyone who struggles to stay in a happier mindset, I think this would be really helpful.
'The things you can see only when you slow down' by Haemin Sunim.
The tag line of this book is 'how to be calm in a busy world'. This is just up my street. I wrote recently about having a more calm and tranquil attitude towards life, so this book seemed to go hand in hand with that. I haven't read very much of it yet but so far I love it.
Another self-help book, this one provides a beautifully illustrated guide to mindfulness, written by a Buddhist monk who has managed to encapsulate a lovely reminder that strength and joy come from simply slowing down. I try to live as slowly as I can – enjoying moments for what they are rather than wishing time away.
Each chapter starts with a perfect illustration, followed by everything you need to know about the topic and then some beautiful 'truths' that hit home every time. If you ever need an escape, to come back to reality or see the wider, universal picture, this seems to be the perfect read.
I had to throw a recipe book in here because good food makes me so very happy. I actually bought this book for my mum, but have been loving picking it up and flicking through the delicious meals. All the meals require just one tin, so minimal fuss (and washing up) is required. Already sounds good right?
As someone who doesn't eat meat, I was pleased to see plenty of vegetarian options in here which look mouth-wateringly good. From breakfasts like the 'Dutch pancake with raisins, orange blossom and marmalade' to lunches like the 'maple and lime-roasted squash with lentils, ricotta and basil oil', there is an amazing array of flavours in each meal. Even if you don't like cooking much, the simplicity of this book will encourage you to get cooking. Especially in this cold, snowy weather that has hit the UK recently.


Ageing is an inevitable process. However, what we often forget is that prevention is better than cure and when it comes to our skin, we can prevent premature ageing from a young age.
In your 20s, the main goal towards anti-ageing should be damage prevention. Therefore, you should look for anti-ageing products containing at least SPF 15 and a hydrating moisturiser. Mummypages recommends: Lancome Visible Smoothing Renewing Moisturiser SPF 15.
In your 30s, skin begins to lose firmness. Therefore it is important for your anti-ageing products to contain a firming serum along with a hydrating moisturiser and SPF. Mummypages recommends: Lancome Rénergie Multi-Lift SPF 15.
At 40, the skin begins to lose its soft and supple feel due to lack of hydration. Therefore, our goal is to slow down the aging process by recovering the tone and moisture that has been lost naturally. It is also suggested to tackle problem areas where fine lines and wrinkles have appeared.
Mummypages recommends: Lancome Advanced Regenerating and Reconstructing Cream SPF 15.


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SXSW 2018 Taiwan Artists: Sangpuy, The Land-Raised Original Sound
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Text by Wang Hsin-Chuan
Have you ever listened to the natural sound from Taiwan? Sangpuy's (桑布伊) voice contains intensive emotions and exceeds the language barrier. It often amazes people whenever he starts to sing. If you haven't heard of it, give it a go! His impressive music won't let you down.
Sangpuy was born in Katratripulr (卡大地布), a Puyuma (卑南) tribe in Taitung County (台東縣), Taiwan. During the youth, he loved singing around the elderlies and later joined the Abo Music (飛魚雲豹音樂工團), a legendary group which gathers varieties of Taiwanese indigenous musicians. They effort to revive their traditional music and culture, and to defend the tribe's right of substance.
Sangpuy has stepped on the international stage since 2008 and insists on singing with his mother tongue. In 2012, years of experiences finally made him issue the first album Dalan (路), it was not only so-called "ethnical" in one aspect, but also endowed a new life to the elder tunes. In this regard, Sangpuy finally attracted attentions from global fans and media. In 2016, his second album Yaangad (椏幹), meaning "life" in Pinuyumayan (卑南語, the language of Puyuma people), collected more self-written songs by the aids of senior players and accommodated musical elements of Han Chinese and Taiwanese indigenous people, presented a concept of equivalence in his homeland. Yaangad was awarded by the Taiwanese Golden Melody Awards (金曲獎) and was recently nominated by the Independent Music Awards.
"The elderlies told me, what we indigenous people live for are always with land and Mother Nature. Therefore, we live for defending lands, defending oceans, defending water resources, defending mountains and forests, as well as the air. Let's go indigenous people!" said when Sangpuy received the Golden Melody Award for Best Indigenous Singer at the first time. From his concise words, people realised that the music and the land are inseparable. From the tribe to Rainforest World Music Festival and SXSW, through his voices, Sangpuy is inheriting the cultural legacies and memories which his ancestors had left.
Sangpuy's critically acclaimed album Yaangad. (Photo courtesy of Sangpuy)
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Why Do (Most) American Jews Hate Israel – When The Pupil Becomes The Master
by Baruch Pletner April 2, 2019 April 2, 2019 9 1670
Israel no longer needs the support of American Jewry, which is a good thing, since it is quickly disappearing
The familiar collection box for the Jewish National Fund is found in every synagogue across North America, or at least used to be
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I had to suppress a giggle when after the services at the Beth Israel Synagogue in Halifax Nova Scotia, the rabbi passed around the blue and white Jewish National Fund collections box and mumbled something about making a donation so that Israel could make the desert bloom again. I wanted to giggle, because Israel is much wealthier than Nova Scotia and Israelis enjoy a much higher standard of living than Nova Scotians. Halifax, with its half a million strong metro population is about the size of Haifa, Israel, but is has none of the high technology businesses that Haifa is so famous for. The flagship academic institution in Halifax, Dalhousie University, is ranked between 250 and 300 in the world, whereas my Alma Mater, the Technion, which is located on the slopes of Mount Carmel in Haifa is ranked 77.
This incident got me to thinking about something profound. To many North American Jews, for many decades, Israel was their little pet project. It was their indulgence. It was their way of assuaging their guilty conscience that they were putting the almighty dollar above everything else, including their own Jewish identity. Son married a "shiksa" (derogatory name for a Gentile female) and the grand kids won't be Jewish? Put a twenty in the collection box. The images of Arab terror attacks on innocent Israelis got you feeling a bit down? Write a check to AIPAC. Oh how the American Jews liked traveling to Israel in the 60's and 70's and 80's and even 90's bandying about their dollar bills and platinum American Express cards.
And in all seriousness, these donations and much more importantly the political power that the Jews in America wielded with their votes in swing states like Florida and in Democratic primaries across states like New York and California were of tremendous if not determinative help to Israel. The Jewish political influence in the Democratic party came into its own in the late 60's and early 70's when they, acting through handpicked senators, forced the Soviet Union to make it possible for Jews like my parents and me to leave that god-forsaken country and emigrate to Israel or, for those who so chose, to America.
https://tsionizm.com/opinion/2019/03/30/why-seven-out-of-ten-american-jews-love-the-democrats-and-hate-the-republicans/
Then came the 90's. Like in a Vegas slot machine, Israel became the beneficiary of three positive developments all coming to fruition at the same time. The collapse of the Soviet Union made life there nearly impossible. Jews and anyone who could half-credibly pretend to be Jewish lined up to get their Israeli citizenship under the Law of Return. Among them there were many highly skilled and hard-working people. People not afraid to get their hands dirty be it in civilian life or in the military. Nearly a century of investment in a world-class post-secondary education system, primarily in STEM, combined with Israel's need to develop and build advanced weaponry to produce a generation of young Israelis that were exceptionally good at math and engineering precisely when such skills were about to be richly rewarded by the information revolution. Finally, after decades of socialist and highly centralized economic policies, Israel implemented market-oriented reforms that made it much easier to start businesses and created in Israel one of the world's best climates for both direct and indirect foreign investment.
The result was a Milton Friedman economic miracle and the birth of the "Startup Nation". Now, Tel-Aviv is too expensive for most American Jews. Their dollars, while welcome, do not impress anyone. Non-"white" Jews, Jews whose names are not the familiar "Goldberg" or "Bernstein", but "Hadad" or "Shar'abi" are now taking their rightful place in the center of Israeli society. Israel has more Jews than America and they are not the kind of Jews that American Jews recognize as their own kind. Most American Jews, perhaps as many as seven out of ten are progressive globalists who shun the "tacky" concepts of nationalism and nation-states. Israel has just passed a foundational law defining it as the exclusive homeland of the Jewish nation and stripping its non-Jewish citizens of any communal rights such as the right for self-determination.
https://creativedestructionmedia.com/news/europe/2019/04/02/us-halts-f-35-equipment-delivery-to-turkey/
It is time to face the facts. There is not much if anything at all in common between the Jews residing in Israel and the Jews residing in America who are not Israeli expats. A small number of American Jews revel in Israel's strength, its independence. They are glad for having helped incubate it from babyhood to adulthood and are happy to see it spread its wings and take its rightful place among strong and prosperous nation states. Most American Jews do not share this view. They look at Israel with equal parts disdain and alarm. Disdain because it represents everything they find offensive and morally reprehensible. Alarm, because as far as the world is concerned, Jews and Israel are one and the same.
This breeds resentment in the hearts of the majority of American Jews and this resentment gives rise to reactions ranging from strained neutrality to outright hatred. Many synagogues and Jewish community centers (JCC's) where Jewish life in America happens, are beginning to simply ignore Israel, going about their diaspora existence as if there was no Jewish ethno-state on our planet. This is especially true in places that do not have large communities of Israeli expats. Other corners of American Jewry, such as Jeremy Ben-Ami's J-Street, and the Reformed Jewish movement are becoming actively anti-Israeli, or at the very least allow themselves to shamelessly inject themselves into the Israeli political debate, offering strong opinions and condemnations without ever being there to suffer the consequences.
These self-hating Jews, these auto-antisemites, are on an ever ratcheting binge of virtue signaling, eschewing nothing that would put the slightest iota of distance between them and the "racist" Israel. They align themselves with terrorist sympathizers like Reps. Omar and Tlaib, they actively contribute to the election of additional such people to positions of power in America, and they lobby the American government to ally the country with Israel's worst enemies like Iran.
In Israel, the mirror image of this is happening. Where once America, New York, Boston, Miami, LA, were the sine qua non of any Israelis aspirations, the shining cities on a heap of "Benjamins", this is no longer the case. The large influx of Russian Jews who were brought up with no love lost for America, the continued "browning" of Israeli Jews and their continued trend towards religious orthodoxy, the difficulty for many young Israelis in obtaining visas to America whereas most European countries do not require them and most Asian countries grant them as a matter of course have shifted Israel's focus away from North America and towards other places where Israelis feel more welcome. These countries include Eastern Europe, the Baltics, Asia-Pacific, the Indian subcontinent, and even South America. The strong Israeli shekel and Israel's unique brand of success rolls out the welcome mat in these countries with no judgment attached. Even Israel's military prowess and its unabashed use of force in the defense of its interests are positives in these countries, countries that value strength over weakness and see in it its own moral justification.
The alliance between American Jewry and Israel is on its last legs, but so is American Jewry itself. The progressive wing, the largest wing of American Jewry is one generation at most from devolving into ethnic and religious mutts, people for whom being Jewish is eating fried holiday foods and making money and incessant progressive virtue signaling. Even if these Jews married other Jews exclusively, their birthrate is half of what is needed for population maintenance, but seeing as the opposite is true, they are all a bunch of dead walking JINOs (Jews in name only). America will always have Jews, I suppose. Israeli expat communities in NYC, Miami, LA, Boston, and Atlanta will thrive and so will the ultra-Orthodox, but it will be a few hundred thousand, maybe a million, nowhere near the often bandied about six million number.
With this decline in population, the influence that Jews wield in American politics, be it via their votes or their dollars, will also inevitably decline and that is already happening at a pace that no one could have predicted a short decade ago. By 2050 if not much sooner, America will be home to a small and totally irrelevant Jewish diaspora, no different than the ones in Britain or France. While one can always wax nostalgic about things that pass, it is important to remember the prayer that each and every real Jew says every single day: Blessed are you, our Lord, King of the universe, who collects the exiles back to Zion.
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SteveStevensen April 2, 2019 at 4:54 pm
American Jews have the luxury of not being suicide bombed, rocket attacked, stabbed in the neck, hiding in bomb shelters, hearing air raid sirens, or being kidnapped by Hamas all while having the UN stooges call for your destruction and the BDS movement attacking your country across college campuses, on the news and in the political elite circles of the limousine liberal DemoKKKrats.
I would like to see every single American Jew have to go serve 2 years in the Israeli military in direct contact with the Gaza, Lebanese and West Bank borders and checkpoints while also having to maintain order in the jails where "palestinian" and other Muslim terrorists are housed.
Then come back to the USA and tell me you're still a JINO, hate our gun rights, hate our flag and hate Republicans.
To this day it amazes me that nearly all of the spies who leaked our nuclear secrets to the Soviets during the Manhattan project were American Jewish communists. Generalizing, the betrayal of many American Jews to America is breathtaking. Meanwhile, the love of America and our Constitutional Republic by many orthodox and conservative Jews is deep and indisputable…but they are in the small minority.
The question is, can we ever turn it around.
Baruch Pletner April 2, 2019 at 6:50 pm
I don't think there will be a turning around. American Jewry's day has come and gone.
Ginger April 3, 2019 at 9:47 am
In contrast, Israel has the support of American Evangelicals. Isn't that interesting. It is because the Evangelicals believe God has a special interest in Israel and they want to be on God's side. Israel may not need the American Jews, but without the Evangelicals . . .
Baruch Pletner April 3, 2019 at 10:29 am
Yes, Israel certainly needs allies and Evangelicals are good ones.
Dano April 3, 2019 at 11:02 pm
In my experience, your headline makes an incorrect assumption.
Burnt Offerings April 4, 2019 at 2:53 am
I no longer support Israel at all and I am a very conservative male. They are an evil empire in modern history using this country and sucking us dry while trying to dictate how we run our country and control our borders while at the same time have us fighting all their whimsical wars in the middle east….
David April 21, 2019 at 1:24 pm
Today many of the saboteurs of the Trump Agenda are jewish such as Schiff, Schumer, Rosenstein, Soros, Bloomberg etc etc. When the US economy finally falls apart under mountains of debt and illegal invaders, jews will get the blame. It's time jews acknowledge and deal with its internal radical leftism before its too late
Barry Bye May 6, 2019 at 10:40 am
I am a Republican with the most important reason being Israel. Living in NY with my family and my 90 year old mom, we are surrounded by self-hating Jews. Jews who will praise Muslims and berate their fellow Jew. My Mom watches MSNBC and CNN all day and hates Trump. She loves Muslims. I can never convince her of anything.
This means to me that Israel will eventually be on its own during the next Democratic administration. Under Democrats, Israel will be the worst enemy of the US and Democratic governments will seek to destroy the country and return it to its new owners in Palestine. Jews being butchered and tortured will please the left and American Jews will celebrate the Muslim victory.
Never a more stupid people then the self-hating JEW.
Staff May 6, 2019 at 10:56 am
Yes, very true.


Today is the first day of veg for Round #2.
I started the ladies out at 200 PPms with only one 600w on, I will alternate this daily for the first couple days. I have a humidifier in there, which helps a bit, at the moment I am at 50%.
The ladies are doing great, starting to snowball.
Yesterday being day 10, I took a couple pictures of their growth.
I am still thinking 21 maybe 25 days of veg before flipping.
I am still missing some variable to this whole equation. The plants have been looking decent but my root mass has been weak for the past couple grows.
Anyways, the ladies are doing alright, On track.
Here are a couple pictures of Day 24. I took the main top off each one and laid the trellis as low as possible, just to squish em down. I'll be working the branches under this trellis up until the end of the first week of flower. I'm slowly kicking on all the lights, In the next couple days this room will be flipped.
Today is day 1 flower for the ladies. I have yet to turn on all the lights due to an electrical issue, I plan on fixing it tomorrow.
They look great tho, growing very well for not having even light distribution in the room. All their stems are super thick and juicy!
I took two pics, one before lst and one after.
Once again, the left side of the room is Amet #2 and the right side is Amet #5.
Second row from the left , middle plant is a Indiana BubbleGum from L'eagle (dispense I work at- put in day 17).
With the exception of a couple branches, two days ago I stopped bending the tops under the trellis. At this point I will let them stretch up towards the light. On my next day off I will be setting up a couple more layers of trellis so my nugs don't take a nose dive on me week 6+....again (soml) .
Between work, lack of opportunity and a bit of laziness, I have yet to redo the electrical. So as of now, they only have two lights set at 60% on in the room.
Both phenos are growing exactly as expected. The A2 might be the perfect strain for my system which tends to get out of control, needing to be cleaned up for air and light penetration. With A2, she grows a few large leaves, dosen't seem to bush out heavily. Im really excited to see how they do this round, #2.
Wow, looking good dose !!!
The ladies are raging, even with just two lights on. I pretty much worked ever day last week so I had little time to give them. Today I set up the next layer of trellis just in time, some tops got squished.


As a freelance writer and editor, I contribute general lifestyle articles for regional and national newspapers and magazines.
Subjects have included travel reports, restaurant reviews, personality interviews, news features, trend analysis, and profiles of stately homes, garden centres and visitor attractions.
My articles have appeared in Country Living, Coast, Psychologies, Junior, Move to the Country, Period House, Suffolk, Norfolk, East Anglian Daily Times, Suffolk and Norfolk Life, Church Times, Third Way, Woman Alive, Sorted, Inspire and the Daily Telegraph.
I spent 12 years reporting on the leisure industry, eight of these as editor of Health Club Management. I have acted as the contributing editor to Club Business Europe and Club Business International magazines, based in the USA. My articles have also been published in business titles such as European Business, FitPro Business, Spa Business, Leisure Management, and I have undertaken contracts to produce various in-house magazines and newsletters, including Chelsea's Harbour Club magazine.
I have also produced articles for the website resources of Care for the Family and the National Centre for Excellence in Teaching Mathematics.
Oliver Soden's biography of Suffolk-born Michael Tippett is the first to discover the man behind the music.
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Q: What is a brain-computer interface?
A: A brain-computer interface (BCI), also known as a brain-machine interface, is a system that allows a person to control a computer or other electronic device using only his or her brainwaves, with no movement required.
Q: What is BCI used for?
A: BCIs can be used for communication, computer access, or control of devices such as a wheelchair or prosthetic arm, among other applications. Virtually anything that can be controlled by a computer could, potentially, be controlled by a BCI. BCI is being examined as a rehabilitation device to help people re-gain motor skills that are lost from stroke, as well as a prosthetic device to replace or compensate for motor skills that will never return.
Q: What does BCI look like?
A: There are basically two types of BCI systems: invasive and noninvasive. Invasive systems require surgery to implant electrodes on or near the surface of the brain. Most noninvasive systems use electrodes placed on the scalp, usually held in place in a cap that looks like a fabric swimming cap. Noninvasive systems cause little or no discomfort, although most currently require the use of conductive gel which must be wiped or washed out of the hair after use. The electrodes, whether invasive or noninvasive, are connected to a computer (usually through an additional hardware component about the size of an external hard drive). The brain signals that are picked up by the electrodes are sent to the computer, which uses sophisticated software to translate the brain signals into computer commands.
Q: How does BCI work?
A: Many people imagine that BCI will allow them to simply think of a word or phrase and have it appear on the screen, or control a wheelchair by thinking about where they want to go. Unfortunately, this is not the case with current BCI technology. There are a variety of types of BCI systems, and each one works a little differently. Most BCI spelling systems display a series of letters, either one at a time or by highlighting letters in a grid. When the letter you want lights up, your brain wave changes. The computer looks for that change and interprets it as a 'keystroke'. For example, if you wanted to type the letter A, you would focus on the A and count each time it flashed, or think "Yes!" when you saw it appear on the screen. Recognizing the A would trigger a spike in your brain signals, which would be detected by the BCI system. Usually, each letter must be 'selected' multiple times, so typing with a BCI is quite slow. Systems designed to control a computer cursor often rely on movement imagery. You would imagine squeezing your right hand to move the cursor to the right, and your left hand to move the cursor to the left.
Q: Can BCI technology read or control my mind?
A: No! All BCI systems require conscious effort from the user to type a message or move a computer cursor. BCI technology will not read your mind or share your private thoughts with others. In addition, BCI cannot be used for mind control. The electrodes are simply sensors that detect brain activity, and cannot send thoughts or commands into the brain. The user controls the computer, not the other way around.
Q: Who can use BCI?
Q: Are BCI systems available through insurance or private purchase?
A: Most BCI systems are still in the research and development stage, and are not available for purchase or independent home use. At this time, there is only one commercially available system, intendiX from g.tec (www.intendix.com). If you are considering purchasing intendiX, or any assistive technology, it is highly recommended that you try it out in your home first to make sure it works for you and meets your needs. BCI technology is quite expensive, and is not yet covered by Medicare, Medicaid, or any other insurance provider.
Q: How can I get involved in BCI research?
A: There are several BCI research labs around the U.S. and around the world, and some are conducting trials involving people with ALS and other conditions. If you are interested in being part of a BCI research study, you might contact one of the research labs listed below or ask your neurologist, assistive technology specialist, or other healthcare team members if they are aware of BCI research taking place in your area. You might also try a Google search for "brain-computer interface" and the name of your city or a nearby research university.
Q: What does the future hold for BCI technology?
A: BCI technology is constantly changing. The future will bring faster, more reliable BCI systems that work for more potential users. Hardware will improve with wireless electrode connections, and with dry electrodes that eliminate the need for conductive gel to be applied to the user's head. Software will provide new options for typing and speaking messages; using the internet, email, and social media; creating artwork; safely driving a wheelchair; controlling door locks, light switches, entertainment systems, and other features of the home; and much more. It is hoped that the cost of BCI will decline as it becomes more widely used, and that insurance carriers will eventually cover it as an assistive technology. Since this technology is being developed for a much larger market than those with neurological disease, in the future we will see BCI devices available for many computer functions.
The ALS Association thanks and acknowledges Betts Peters, M.A., CCC-SLP and Melanie Fried-Oken, Ph.D., CCC-SLP from the Oregon Health & Science University, Institute on Development & Disabilities, www.reknewprojects.org for sharing their time and expertise on this factsheet.


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"A Change of Heart" is the 18th episode of the sixth season of the CBS sitcom How I Met Your Mother and the 130th episode overall. It originally aired on February 28, 2011. After Nora announces her intention to marry and settle down, Barney is worried; meanwhile, Robin's new boyfriend displays idiosyncrasies that remind her friends of a dog.

The episode received a fairly positive reception, with 9.24 million watching the episode when it first aired. Some critics found elements of the plot cheesy, although the plot twist and character interactions were complimented.

Plot
Chastened by Marshall's father's fatal heart attack, the gang all go to get their hearts checked, except Barney, who is too scared to go alone. Lily agrees to accompany him so long as Barney promises her to never lie to his new girlfriend, Nora. When Barney visits the cardiologist, she requests that he wear a heart monitor for 24 hours, citing a possible arrhythmia. The next day, Barney and Lily return to the doctor, who notices some oddities in the readout. She asks Barney what happened at these certain times, and Barney tells the story of the last 24 hours.

At dinner, Barney became worried when Nora began talking about marriage and settling down; he claims he wants the same things. After dinner, Barney blackmails the group into pretending this is true. Nora tells everyone that her parents are in town and invites Barney to meet them the next day. However, Barney admits that he was lying about wanting to get married and Nora slaps him. Lily and the cardiologist also slap him when he tells the story.

Lily insists that Barney genuinely does want to settle down and get married, but when Barney denies this, Lily has the cardiologist check what happened when Barney first saw Nora on their date. They see that Barney's heart literally skipped a beat, which he and Lily interpret as a sign he really wants to settle down. Barney goes to the brunch to tell Nora about his feelings; seeing her with her parents. However, he loses his nerve and leaves before Nora sees him.

Meanwhile, Robin plans to get a dog, but Ted forbids it because he thinks that he will end up caring for it. Instead, based on Marshall's advice, Robin finds a boyfriend. He is nicknamed Scooby, and his behavior closely mimics a dog, which causes the gang to make a series of puns and jokes, to Robin's annoyance. When Robin goes to work, Scooby and the rest of the gang consume marijuana (with Ted replacing it with sandwiches in his story to his kids). While the others are high, Scooby goes missing. They eventually find him urinating on a fire hydrant, only for him to get hit by a car when he runs across the street.

The episode ends with a flashback of an incident involving Marshall in 2006, which explains the event Barney referenced when blackmailing him. Marshall drops a calzone while walking on the street, but picks it up after ensuring that nobody is looking at him. As he takes his first bite, however, he sees Barney nearby and slowly walks away in embarrassment.

Reception

Ratings
"A Change of Heart" first aired on February 28, 2011, garnering 9.24 million views on CBS and a 5.6/9 Nielsen rating. In Australia, the episode aired on May 5 to an audience of 0.671 million households.

Reviews
Donna Bowman of The A.V. Club gave the episode a rating of A−, criticizing the episode for being "sappy" but describing herself as "impressed" by the twist ending to the scene with Nora's parents. Angel Cohn of Television Without Pity graded the episode at B−. Robert Canning of IGN gave the episode a rating of 8.5 out of 10, saying that Nora was likeable and that he enjoyed the interaction between the friends, who even managed to make "silly filler plots" enjoyable.

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How I Met Your Mother (season 6) episodes
2011 American television episodes


(A) A person or public or private entity is liable to the State for the unlawful gross destruction of or injury to wildlife, aquatic life, endangered or threatened species, or the lands or waters owned by the State. For a deliberate or grossly negligent act, the State must be awarded damages of three times the value of the resource affected, plus costs, including attorney's fees. Monies paid in satisfaction of these claims must be used to restore, replenish, or enhance wildlife, aquatic life, endangered or threatened species, or the lands or waters owned by the State. For purposes of this section, the injury or damages must be caused by other than pollution.
(B) The department is the agency primarily responsible for the enforcement and implementation of this section. Other state agencies and governmental entities shall cooperate with the department in an effort to investigate the causes of the destruction or injury and shall assist in collecting the appropriate damages.
(C) This section does not apply to ordinary agricultural practices.
Citation: Code 1976 § 50-1-270.
(A) It is unlawful for a person, or a group of individuals traveling in one vehicle, to remove, or attempt to remove from this State more than ten, either in one species or a combination of species, of the named species of turtles at one time with a maximum of twenty turtles of these species, either individually or in combination in any one year: yellowbelly turtle (Trachemys scripta), Florida cooter (Pseudemys floridana), river cooter (Pseudemys concinna), chicken turtle (Deirochelys reticularia), eastern box turtle (Terrapene carolina), eastern painted turtle (Chrysemys picta), spiny softshell turtle (Apalone spinifera), Florida softshell turtle (Apalone ferox), and common snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina).
(B) The provisions of this section do not prohibit the sale, offer for sale, or purchase of the yellowbelly turtle (Trachemys scripta) species and the common snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina) species if these turtles were taken from a permitted aquaculture facility or a private pond pursuant to a permit issued by the department at the request of the owner or owner's agent. Any person transporting more than ten yellowbelly turtle (Trachemys scripta) species or common snapping turtle (Chelydra serpentina) species must be in possession of a permit pursuant to which the turtles were taken or acquired and, upon request, must provide it to authorized agents of the department. A person selling, offering to sell, or purchasing these species must have documentation from the aquaculture facility as to the origin of the turtles. The department may charge twenty-five dollars for a permit.
(C) A person violating the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, must be punished by a fine of up to two hundred dollars or up to thirty days in jail, or both. A violator also must have his permit permanently revoked and may never be issued another one. Each turtle removed or in possession of a person attempting to remove them is a separate violation of this section.
...(B) A person who violates Section 50-15-30(C) or regulations promulgated pursuant to it or a person who fails to procure or violates the terms of a permit issued pursuant to Section 50-15-40(D) and (E) is guilty of a misdemeanor and, upon conviction, must be fined one thousand dollars or imprisoned not more than one year, or both.
(C) An enforcement officer employed and authorized by the department or a police officer of the State or a municipality or county within the State may conduct searches as provided by law and execute a warrant to search for and seize equipment, business records, merchandise, or wildlife taken, used, or possessed in connection with a violation of this article. The officer or agency, without a warrant, may arrest a person who the officer or agent has probable cause to believe is violating, in his presence or view, the article or a regulation or permit provided for by it. An officer or agent who has made an arrest of a person in connection with a violation may search the person or business records at the time of arrest and seize wildlife, records, or property taken or used in connection with the violation.
(D) Equipment, merchandise, wildlife, or records seized under subsection (C) must be held by an officer or agent of the department pending disposition of court proceedings and forfeited to the State for destruction or disposition as the board considers appropriate. Before forfeiture, the board may direct the transfer of wildlife seized to a qualified zoological, educational, or scientific institution for safekeeping. The costs of the transfer are assessable to the defendant. The department may promulgate regulations to implement this subsection.
Citation: Code 1976 § 50-15-80.
None of the provisions of this article shall be construed to apply retroactively or to prohibit importation into the State of wildlife which may be lawfully imported into the United States or lawfully taken or removed from another state or to prohibit entry into the State or possession, transportation, exportation, processing, sale or offer for sale, or shipment of any wildlife whose species or subspecies is deemed to be threatened with statewide extinction in this State but not in the state where originally taken if the person engaging therein demonstrates by substantial evidence that such wildlife was lawfully taken or removed from such state; provided, that this section shall not be construed to permit the possession, transportation, exportation, processing, sale or offer for sale, or shipment within this State of wildlife on the United States' List of Endangered Native Fish and Wildlife, as amended and accepted in accordance with Section 50-15-30(D), except as permitted in the proviso to Section 50-15-30(C) and Section 50-15-40(D).
Citation: Code 1976 § 50-15-90.


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Carrier WiFi
Wi-Fi Alliance Unveils Location-Based Breakthrough
News Analysis Mari Silbey, Senior Editor, Cable/Video 1/6/2015
LAS VEGAS -- Your WiFi gadgets are about to learn some new tricks.
At the CES show here this morning, the Wi-Fi Alliance announced a new proximity-based technology called Wi-Fi Aware that will allow applications to discover nearby users and services without ever connecting to the Internet. The solution will operate in the background on WiFi devices and send opt-in messages when a relevant person or service is nearby. If the user is interested, he or she can then connect with the nearby person or service via a point-to-point connection like Wi-Fi Direct, or over the web.
In a nutshell, Wi-Fi Aware is being crafted to create a power-efficient, offline mode of discovery. It won't support full-fledged applications, but it will alert consumers when it makes sense to launch an application or otherwise open up a line of communication. The Wi-Fi Alliance expects to start certifying products for the new technology later this year.
The potential use cases for Wi-Fi Aware are nearly limitless. The Wi-Fi Alliance cites a shopping example in its news announcement, suggesting that a consumer might use Wi-Fi Aware to receive alerts when a favorite brand has products close at hand.
However, Alliance President and CEO Edgar Figueroa then goes on to say in a statement that "We've only begun to imagine the use cases for Wi-Fi Aware. Of course, people will use the technology to find video game opponents, photo-sharing opportunities, and sources for location-specific information. We are also excited about Wi-Fi Aware's potential in a range of services yet-to-be conceived."
Meanwhile Kevin Robinson, director of program marketing at the Wi-Fi Alliance, noted in an interview that Wi-Fi Aware is appealing not just because it doesn't require an Internet connection, but also because it doesn't need any infrastructure for deployment. As Robinson explained it, even with no connection to the cloud and no external hardware, Wi-Fi Aware "gives you that real-time awareness of what's around you."
For more on advances in WiFi technology, visit our dedicated carrier WiFi section here on Light Reading.
Interestingly, WiFi is increasingly becoming a standard for two different types of networking: public networking over the Internet and targeted local networking through device-to-device communications. Think of it as a way of giving consumers their own hybrid cloud.
With new products and services on the horizon and an estimated 4.5 billion WiFi-enabled devices now in use around the world, there's a good reason that cable companies are investing so heavily in WiFi now. There's a lot of future revenue on the line. (See US MSOs Near 10 Million Hotspots and Carrier-Grade WiFi Still 2 Years Away – CableLabs.)
— Mari Silbey, special to Light Reading
ADLINK's AdvancedTCA Wi-Fi Offload Solution for 3G/4G LTE Network Bandwidth Bottleneck


These are critical in allowing your PC to function smoothly during graphic-heavy.Hackers seeking to grow their digital fortunes are constantly looking for ways to use.
Free Bitcoin mining. Insert your Bitcoin address and click the Login button to start the miner, then see your Bitcoin balance growing while your computer works. Bitcoin Mining is a peer-to-peer computer process used to secure and verify bitcoin transactions—payments from one user to another on a decentralized network.
We start with why people are not bitcoin mining from home very much anymore.
You can mine Bitcoins and earn at your home from your computer.
While devices such as FPGAs and ASICs are viable options, GPUs make fantastic cryptocurrency mining. To mine Bitcoin, you are limited only by the processing power at your disposal.The rise in interest has even increased the sales of CPU graphic cards.Howells stopped mining after a week because his girlfriend complained that the laptop was getting too noisy and hot while.
An Ultimate Guide. And if you have followed all of the steps correctly, your computer will begin mining Bitcoin Gold. Wallets.
As you continue mining, check your power bills and computer costs and compare them against the.
By xklathos in Technology Computers. Yes There is a PC That all of these are connected to.In this article we'll show you the easiest.Welcome to the world of Bitcoin mining, lets have a brief introduction to how bitcoins are generated at first place.
I really doubt that your laptop is powerful enough to process these tasks.
The next time you login to your computer, Bitcoin Core daemon will be automatically started.
This wikiHow teaches you how to mine Bitcoin using cloud based services,. start by downloading a Bitcoin wallet on your computer or mobile device,.
This article provides step by step points to guide you further.
Mining cryptocurrencies and Bitcoin especially have become highly popular all over the world.


Teaching resources and games for primary school and nursery teachers. Includes printable worksheets and other materials in colour and black and white.
Click on the categories below to view the lesson resources.


Pelargonidin is one of the many anthocyanins that can be found in plant based foods and is part of the phytonutrient family (a group of chemical compounds that occur naturally in plants and have multiple health benefits but are not considered essential to human health). In this article I will be discussing pelargonidin in greater detail.
Pelargonidin was discovered in 1938 by the Hungarian biochemist Albert Szent-Györgyi as part of the flavonoid family. He initially referred to the flavonoids as vitamin P but it was later discovered that they are not essential to human health and therefore not technically vitamins.
HOW DOES YOUR BODY USE PELARGONIDIN?
– Possibly preventing heart disease.
– Possibly preventing neurodegenerative disorders (such as Parkinson's disease).
– Possibly treating diabetes (by reducing blood glucose levels and enhancing the action of insulin).
HOW MUCH PELARGONIDIN DO YOU NEED?
Pelargonidin is not considered an essential nutrient so no recommended daily allowance (RDA) has been established.
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF GETTING TOO MUCH PELARGONIDIN?
Currently there are no reported overdose symptoms associated with pelargonidin consumption.
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF NOT GETTING ENOUGH PELARGONIDIN?
Pelargonidin is not classed as an essential nutrient so there are no reported deficiency symptoms associated with its consumption.
Whilst many of the health benefits associated with pelargonidin have yet to be confirmed, there are still many reasons to make these anthocyanins part of your diet. Not only are they powerful antioxidants but they may also have a key role to play in disease prevention. Additionally, the foods that contain pelargonidin are rich in many other important nutrients and promote all round good health. So next time you fancy a snack fill up on berries and get some pelargonidin into your body.


One of my grandma's grew up on a farm in Wisconsin, and I think farming may be in our blood. We went strawberry picking at the farm by my parent's house and the kids had a blast. We put Rori to work picking in the fields. And I'm sure this is how all farmers dress when they harvest their berries, right?
Liam never made it to the strawberry patch. He was obsessed with the "toots" (that's what he calls tractors--it's from the movie Cars) and Mack, the truck. He dragged grandpa and papa back and forth from toots, to Mack, and back again. He was in his glory.
I'm so thankful that we are able to make these kinds of memories with the kids. They have such a blast and talk about it for days afterwards and minus the cost of the strawberries--it's free!
That looks like the perfect farming outfit to me.:) Glad they had so much fun!
awww, that looks like fun!


Salient CRGT, Inc. has been awarded a contract by the Institute of Scrap Recycling, Inc. to modernize an existing web application for the tracking and recovery of stolen materials. Salient CRGT will be providing application development, data hosting and IT modernization.
The current tracking application is a web application called ScrapTheftAlert.com, which has assisted with recovering $2 million in stolen materials. The system is used by law enforcement personnel, victims of theft, and recyclers. It enables law enforcement users to post alerts of stolen materials, and includes search capability, photo upload, success story updates, and a protected, private portal for law enforcement to share confidential information.
Salient CRGT is going to establish connections to law enforcement networks such as the FBI's National Crime Information Center, National Data Exchange, and the National Motor Vehicle Title Information System. The system will be connected to Salient CRGT's Voyager Query for Law Enforcement solution that will provide a portal for credentialed law enforcement users to inquire about data in other secure, restricted systems.


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Citing Archival Sources
About AtoM
Trinity Western University Archives and Special Collections
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Level of description Collection File Fonds Item Part Serial Series Sous-fonds Subseries
Military Years/Ethiopia
CA TWU RNT-RNT-SF 3
1933;1938; 1940-1959; 1965; 1978; 1984-1986
Part of Robert N. Thompson fonds
This sous-fonds consists of records created during Thompson's military career, in Canada and Ethiopia, and during his work in Ethiopia with the Sudan Interior Mission (SIM) and with the Ethiopian Government, under Haile Selassie.
Organisations - General, A to Z
This sous-fonds consists of records created during Thompson's involvement in various organisations and includes correspondence, minutes, and reports.
The most significant organistions, in terms of Thompson's involvement and/or the comprehensiveness of archival holdings, are the following:
78th Highlanders
Aavangen
Can-Aide
Chambers of Commerce (Langley, Surrey)
Chiropractics (misc.)
Christian Business Men of Canada
Committee for Justice and Liberty
Evangelical Fellowship
Evangelical Free Church of Canada
Ethiopian Consulate
Fraser Academy
Gospel Recordings Inc. (LRI)
Mission Aviation Fellowship
Military and Hospitaller . . . St. Lazarus
Prayer Breakfasts
Sudan Interior Mission
Solomon Benevolent Foundation
World Concern
World League for Freedom and Democracy (Freedom Council, WACL)
Personal History/Biography
This sous-fonds consists of records created in Thompson's private life, and includes personal correspondence, legal records, manuscripts and notes pertaining to books written by or about Thompson, copies of speeches, information regarding medals and awards received, newspaper clippings, articles, and documents pertaining to Thompson's own education.
Political Years
This sous-fonds consists of records created during Thompson's political career in Canada, first with the Social Credit Party (1960-1968) and later with the Progressive Conservatives (1968-1972), and includes correspondence, campaign materials, newspaper clippings, and political speeches and broadcasts.
On shelf: Engineering Study - Alaska Highway: Canadian Section (1966)
The Speakers' Handbook - prepared by the Research Office of the Official Opposition (1972)
(Includes entries on 18 subjects and biographies of Stanfield and Trudeau)
The Trudeau Record - prepared by the Research Office of the Official Opposition (1972)
Post-Secondary Institutions
This sous-fonds consists of records created during Thompson's work as an educator and administrator at various post-secondary institutions. Record types include course descriptions, minutes, and correspondence.
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Q: Can we add flowchart in eclipse rcp I would like to add flowchart in Eclispe RCP.
So I wanted to know is there any free plugin for this purpose? If yes, can anyone please send the link.
Thanks in advance

A: If you need an graphical editor the best choice is using EMF and GEF. A basic tutorial is here. If you just want to present a flowchart you can use any available chart library for Java and integrate it into your Eclipse RCP application.


This wooden stool from Burkina faso has nice patterns carved out, probably used by the chief of the tribe. the rest was sitting on the ground. This stunning piece is both bold and beautiful. The large warn legs support the gracefully curving seat.


Explain the advantages and limitations of interprofessional collaboration, and provide strategies for working effectively as part of an interprofessional team and for introducing the concept of interprofessional collaboration to a health care organization where it is not practiced.
Write a 56-page analysis of the advantages and limitations of interprofessional collaboration, and provide strategies for working effectively as part of an interprofessional team and for introducing the concept of interprofessional collaboration to a health care organization where it is not practiced. Analyze the advantages and limitations of interprofessional, or interdisciplinary, collaboration by completing the following: Explain the benefits of interprofessional collaboration for: The staff members of the interprofessional team. The patient. The health care organization. Describe the characteristics of a highly effective interprofessional team. What characteristics are desirable in the team members? Explain strategies for working effectively in an interprofessional team. Include an examination of best practices for communication, the most common types of conflict that are likely to occur, and best practices for conflict management. Analyze possible ethical considerations that might need to be addressed. Describe strategies for a health care management professional to introduce the concept of interprofessional collaboration in an organization where it is not currently practiced. Use the resources you located to support your analyses and strategies. Your paper must be 56 pages in length, excluding the title page and reference page. Library Resources: Taplin, S. H., Foster, M. K., & Shortell, S. M. (2013). Organizational leadership for building effective health care teams. Annals of Family Medicine, 11(3), 279281. Kepros, J. P., & Opreanu, R. C. (2009). A new model for health care delivery. BMC Health Services Research, 9, 15. Soubhi, H., Rege Colet, N., Gilbert, J. H. V., Lebel, P., Thivierge, R. L., Hudon, C., & Fortin, M. (2009). Interprofessional learning in the trenches: Fostering collective capability. Journal of Interprofessional Care, 23(1), 5257. Brown, J., Lewis, L., Ellis, K., Stewart, M., Freeman, T. R., & Kasperski, M. J. (2011). Conflict on interprofessional primary health care teams – can it be resolved? Journal of Interprofessional Care, 25(1), 410. Ewashen, C., McInnis-Perry, G., & Murphy, N. (2013). Interprofessional collaboration-in-practice: The contested place of ethics. Nursing Ethics, 20(3), 325335. Engel, J., & Prentice, D. (2013). The ethics of interprofessional collaboration. Nursing Ethics, 20(4), 426435. Additional Requirements Include a title page and reference page. Use at least three current peer-reviewed or professional resources. Follow APA format. Use 12 pt., Times New Roman font. Double-space.


Discussion in 'Photos' started by Big Tex, Jan 2, 2017.
Dig up that link. Eventually needing something different in mine, have original bulbs from 2008 in it at the moment. My heads are starting to haze too so might end up replacing the entire setup.
Alecks and Smith like this.
Yeah I moved on. If anything, maybe chrome/pvd 20's one day. I'm fine with the old man 18's and new bfg's for now.
DO FKN WANT. I wanted a 6.2 when I bought this but settled.


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Fraenkel Gallery
DIANE ARBUS: curated by CARRIE MAE WEEMS
June 3 - August 19, 2021 Fraenkel Gallery is pleased to present an exhibition of 45 photographs by Diane Arbus, curated by acclaimed contemporary artist Carrie Mae Weems. A long-time admirer of Arbus's work, Weems has selected images spanning Arbus's fifteen-year career, from 1956 until her death in 1971. The exhibition will be on view at 49 Geary Street from June 3 to August 13, 2021, and will be followed by an exhibition devoted to Weems's own work in September. Launch Viewing Room
ELISHEVA BIERNOFF: Starting From Wrong
April 1 - May 28, 2021 Fraenkel Gallery is pleased to present its second exhibition of new work by Elisheva Biernoff. Titled Starting from Wrong, the exhibition features twelve meticulously detailed paintings measuring no larger than 4 x 5 inches each. All completed since 2017, Biernoff's recent paintings are carefully observed, two-sided works based on found and anonymous photographs. The exhibition will be on view from April 1 to May 28, 2021, and will be accompanied by a catalogue published by Fraenkel Gallery, to be released on April 7. Please join us on April 22 for the premiere of a conversation between the artist and Fraenkel Gallery President Frish Brandt. Read more
21 JANUARY-25 MARCH 2021 Fraenkel Gallery is pleased to present new work by Christian Marclay, incorporating collage, video animation, and photography. The exhibition continues Marclay's investigation into the relationship between sound and image through sampling elements from art and popular culture, and reflects the anxiety and frustration of the current global pandemic and political crises. The exhibition will be on view in the gallery from January 21 to March 26, 2021. Read more
Wardell Milan: Death, Wine, Revolt
ONLINE VIEWING ROOM 29 October 2020 - 15 January 2021 Fraenkel Gallery is pleased to present new work by Wardell Milan. The gallery's second solo show of the New York-based artist will be on view from October 29 to December 22, 2020. The exhibition features Milan's ongoing series "Death, Wine, Revolt," which combines photography, drawing, painting, collage, and sculpture to explore themes of over-indulgence, destruction, and revolution. While earlier series such as "Parisian Landscapes" looked inward, to personal questions of freedom and desire, Milan made the works on view in response to the turmoil of the global moment. Read more
ONLINE VIEWING ROOM 10 Sep - 23 Oct 2020 Read more
ONLINE VIEWING ROOM 30 Jul - 7 Sep 2020 On The Road is a celebration of the American road and the mythic role it has played in photography. Sheltered in place and longing for road trips, we are inspired by our artists' ongoing interest in roads, both as visual phenomena and metaphors. In a time of unprecedented immobility, these photographs from the past 60 years explore a range of approaches to the American landscape and its relationship to the car. We hope they evoke a sense of adventure, independence, and camaraderie. Read more
ART BASEL ONLINE 2020
ONLINE VIEWING ROOM 17 - 26 Jun 2020 Fraenkel Gallery is pleased to participate in Art Basel Online and present this extended selection in our online viewing room with work by Diane Arbus, Bernd & Hilla Becher, Nan Goldin, Lee Friedlander, Peter Hujar and others. Featuring Richard Avedon's portraits of Andy Warhol and The Factory; Sophie Calle's pairing of photography and text; and Hiroshi Sugimoto's Opticks. Read more
HIROSHI SUGIMOTO: BEGINNINGS
ONLINE VIEWING ROOM 20 May - 6 Jul 2020 Fraenkel Gallery is pleased to present HIROSHI SUGIMOTO: Beginnings, the third installation in our series of online exhibitions, 'For the Pleasure of Looking', which highlight our philosophy of living with art. On view simultaneously with Hiroshi Sugimoto: Opticks, the exhibition offers a look into three series that form the foundation of Sugimoto's work. The presentation will be on view through June 14, 2020. Read more
ONLINE VIEWING ROOM 30 Apr - 14 May 2020 DANCING IN THE STREETS is our second presentation in a new series of online exhibitions. With this selection, we look forward to the moment when we can all celebrate together. Featuring the work of Lee Friedlander, Helen Levitt, Garry Winogrand, Peter Hujar, Alec Soth, and more. Read more
ONLINE VIEWING ROOM 16 - 29 Apr 2020 Fraenkel Gallery is pleased to inaugurate For the Pleasure of Looking, a new series of online exhibitions that highlight our philosophy of living with art. Unusual times call for unusual measures, and our current situation certainly calls for MAKE MINE A DOUBLE, Fraenkel Gallery's first in a series of idiosyncratic digital exhibitions. With unexpected works by artists central to the gallery's mission – Diane Arbus, Bernd & Hilla Becher, Christian Marclay, and Anonymous among others – MAKE MINE A DOUBLE suggests several perspectives from which to consider that timely request. Feel free to interpret the title any way that fits; we offer the sixteen possibilities below. Read more
HIROSHI SUGIMOTO: OPTICKS
ONLINE VIEWING ROOM 2 Apr - 15 Aug 2020 Over more than four decades, Hiroshi Sugimoto has explored the ways photography can be used to record traces of invisible but elemental forces. Opticks is a new series of large-scale color photographs depicting the color of light Sugimoto observed through a prism in his Tokyo studio. Using Polaroid film, he recorded sections of the rainbow spectrum projected into a darkened chamber, paying particular attention to the spaces and gaps between hues. Opticks presents unique enlargements of these Polaroids. Read more
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Dressing during the winter can be tricky and hard to navigate. In most cases, you have to decide whether you want to look fashionable or if you want to be bundled up and warm – in my case, bundled like Randy from a Christmas Story. Dilemmas! Fashionable but freezing or outdated and toasty?
Well, with the right wardrobe pieces you can be fashionable and toasty! My favorite winter combo look is the sweater dress matched with a pair of over the knee boots. I mean who doesn't love a great sweater dress? It's a wardrobe staple! Sweater dresses are very contemporary, and you can quickly switch your look from casual daywear to a night on the town. I've switched my outfit by wearing a variety of different shoes or by wearing different styles of tights.
For this look, I am wearing my Treasure & Bond turtleneck sweater dress. It keeps me very warm and feels like I am wearing a blanket. The length is perfect and the fit it very favorable. The dress comes in two colors (this dress color is Navy Grey Heather Neppy Marl), and it's priced at $89! It does run large therefore I recommend going down a size.
My over the knee boots are from Chinese Laundry and are a must for your shoe closet. The added lace tie up on the back, which I absolutely love, gives these boots a chic look and the block heels provide enough support for all-day wear. These beauties come in three other colors: black, mink and pink. These boots keep your legs warm and are true to size. You will receive compliments all day…trust me!
Here are some great sweater dresses and over the knee boots for under $100.
What is your favorite way to dress up or down your sweater dress?


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