There are 17 memory care facilities in HUMBOLDT County, California. The facilities provide care to senior citizens living in HUMBOLDT County throughout all stages of dementia and Alzheimer's disease. These facilities include HUMBOLDT County dementia care homes, as well as Alzheimer's care facilities in HUMBOLDT County, CA with cost that varies in each facility.
Alder Bay Assisted Living provides memory care in Eureka, California. It can accommodate a maximum of 49 adults at a time. With a location at 1355 Myrtle, in the 95501 zip code in Humboldt county, Alder Bay Assisted Living helps those seniors who need help with activities of daily living. Alder Bay Assisted Living is licensed by California to provide memory care assisted living services, with license number 126801871. Some of the services provided by Alder Bay Assisted Living are medication monitoring, secure indoor and outdoor wandering areas and visiting geriatric nurse practitioner.
Brookdale Fortuna specializes in providing dementia and Alzheimer's care in Humboldt county, California. At its full capacity, it can provide shared and private accommodations to no more than 92 seniors. Brookdale Fortuna is pet-friendly and can provide aid with taking a bath, getting dressed and moving to any dementia sufferers living in Fortuna, CA and surrounding areas. Brookdale Fortuna is located at 2401 Redwood Way, 95540 zip code and may accept Medicaid and Medicare.
When trying to find dementia care facilities in Eureka, California, you will find Frye's Care Home as an excellent upscale memory care option that is located at 2240 Fern Street in the 95503 zip code area. It has a maximum capacity of 58 Alzheimer's and dementia units and provides services such as routine vital sign and health monitoring and encouraged family participation. Its license number is 121372020. Frye's Care Home provides dementia care services not only to Eureka residents, but also to all Humboldt county residents as well.
If you need help with daily living tasks, Kllg, Corporation - Redwood R And R can help you or your loved one to find memory care assisted living in Eureka, California. Kllg, Corporation - Redwood R And R has a maximum capacity of 14 seniors and provides services like access to physical and speech therapy and special activities for Alzheimer's patients. Kllg, Corporation - Redwood R And R is licensed by California and its license number is 126803419.
Timber Ridge At Eureka is a new memory care center that has capacity of 75 seniors and includes services such as memory games and other activities and excellent caregiver-to-resident ratio. It is situated at 2740 Timber Ridge Lane, and it is well equipped to provide memory care to Eureka, CA seniors. Timber Ridge At Eureka is licensed with California and its license number is 125000579.
Located at 2780 Timber Ridge Lane, inside 95503 zip code area in Humboldt county, Renaissance At Timber Ridge provides assisted living and memory care to Eureka, CA dementia sufferers and offers amenities such as special dementia and Alzheimer's programs to increase feelings of comfort and 24/7 toileting assistance. Renaissance At Timber Ridge can house up to 22 seniors at a time. Renaissance At Timber Ridge has official license # of 125000592.
Located at 129 Higgins Street, Eureka, California, 95501, Cleo's Home can aid any Humboldt county senior citizen with daily living activities and provides services that include aided morning and evening dressing and a homey design that facilitates friendships. Cleo's Home can provide Alzheimer's care to a maximum of 15 senior citizens at once. Its license number is 126803492.
Dementia sufferers looking for Alzheimer's disease and dementia care in Eureka, California will find Hall Avenue Rest Home, located at 2641 Hall Avenue inside 95503 zip code as a excellent option for all of their memory care needs. Hall Avenue Rest Home can care for up to 15 dementia sufferers and allows seniors to bring their pets. California records show that Hall Avenue Rest Home has a license # of 125000511.
With a location at 4041 F Street in Humboldt county, Humboldt House Lodge excels at providing memory care services for seniors in Eureka, CA as well as those who live in nearby cities. Humboldt House Lodge offers services such as emergency pullcords in bedrooms and bathrooms and licensed nurses with Alzheimer's care training. Humboldt House Lodge is capable of looking after a maximum of 30 Eureka seniors and provides several levels of care. Humboldt House Lodge has an official license to provide memory care for Humboldt, CA senior citizens, with license # 126803649.
Addie Meedom House, situated at 1445 Parkway Drive provides Alzheimer's care services in Crescent City, California and provides amenities that include certified dementia care staff and monitoring of weight gain and loss. Addie Meedom House is equipped to assist up to 63 older adults with dementia from 95531 zip code in Humboldt county and nearby areas. Addie Meedom House is state-licensed to provide Alzheimer's care in Crescent City, California, with license # 126803254.
Cutten Care Home enables seniors to receive Alzheimer's care in Eureka, California. It can provide accommodations to a maximum of 15 older adults at a time. With a location at 6253 Berry Lane, in the 95503 zip code in Humboldt county, Cutten Care Home helps those dementia sufferers who need help with daily living tasks. Cutten Care Home is licensed by California to provide memory care assisted living services, with license number 121305711. Some of the amenities offered by Cutten Care Home are medication administration and storage, secure indoor and outdoor wandering areas and custom meal plans.
Roseland Care Home excels at providing dementia care in Humboldt county, California. At its full capacity, it can provide studio and 1-bedrooom apartments to no more than 6 older adults. Roseland Care Home is pet-friendly and can provide assistance with bathing, dressing and transferring to any seniors with dementia living in Eureka, CA and surrounding areas. Roseland Care Home is located at 6449 Purdue Dr. , 95503 zip code and may accept Medicaid and Medicare.
When searching for dementia care facilities in Eureka, California, you will find Especially You Assisted Living as an excellent luxury memory care option that is situated at 12 Henderson St. in the 95501 zip code area. It has a total capacity of 15 Alzheimer's and dementia units and offers services such as constant medical checks to ensure well-being and encouraged family participation. Its license number is 126801773. Especially You Assisted Living provides dementia care services not only to Eureka residents, but also to all Humboldt county residents as well.
If you need help with daily living tasks, River House can help you or your loved one to find memory care assisted living in Rio Dell, California. River House has a total capacity of 6 seniors and provides services such as color-coordinated rooms to help with memory and Alzheimer's-oriented activities. River House is licensed with California and its license # is 126803075.
Timber Ridge At Mckinleyville is a new memory care center that has capacity of 108 senior citizens and provides amenities such as programs to promote brain health and high caregiver to resident ratio. It is located at 1400 Nursery Way, and it is properly equipped to provide Alzheimer's disease and dementia care to Mckinleyville, CA senior citizens. Timber Ridge At Mckinleyville is licensed with California and its license number is 126801366.
Located at 2370 Buhne Street, inside 95501 zip code area in Humboldt county, Courtyard Community provides dementia and Alzheimer's care to Eureka, CA seniors and provides amenities such as activities and programs that lower anxiety and anytime toileting help. Courtyard Community can provide care to a total of 14 seniors with dementia at a time. Courtyard Community has official license # of 126803275.
Located at 456 10th Street, Fortuna, California, 95540, Ladies Choice - Fortuna can assist any Humboldt county senior citizen with activities of daily living and includes amenities such as assistance with choosing and putting on clothes and a home-like design to encourage socialization. Ladies Choice - Fortuna can provide Alzheimer's disease and dementia care to a maximum of 14 senior citizens at once. Its license number is 125000567.
HUMBOLDT County memory care facilities rank #7 out of 53 counties in California for affordability. The average cost of memory care facilities in HUMBOLDT County, CA is $4,646 per month. The more affordable homes that provide dementia care in HUMBOLDT County can be priced as little as $2,736 per month, while the most luxury HUMBOLDT County Alzheimer's care communities can go up to $7,861 per month. Memory care facilities in HUMBOLDT County, CA are less expensive than those located in many other parts of California, which have an average cost of $5,317 per month and go up to $9,045 per month.
Median cost of memory care in HUMBOLDT County, CA is $671 less per month than the California state average.
17 Memory Care Facilities in HUMBOLDT County, CA. List of 17 best dementia & Alzheimer's care homes in HUMBOLDT County for 2019.


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Racing with the Moon es una película de 1984 protagonizada por Sean Penn, Elizabeth McGovern y Nicolas Cage. Estuvo dirigida por Richard Benjamin y escrita por Steven Kloves. La música fue compuesta por Dave Grusin.

Sinopsis
Durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial, dos jóvenes de Point Muir, una pequeña población al norte de California, disfrutan de sus últimas días de adolescentes, antes de alistarse en los marines. Uno de ellos, un chico sencillo, descubre que está enamorado de una chica de familia adinerada, lo que no le impide intentar conquistar su corazón.
En 1942, en California, dos hombres jóvenes esperan la inducción a los Marines de Estados Unidos y dicen adiós a sus novias.

Referencias
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Películas de Nicolas Cage

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Coca Cola has put Coke Zero to the test in "And", a television commercial starring actor Chad Jamian Williams. Chad plays the part of a young man who has grown up knowing the power of the word "And". A plain ice cream, with the word "And" leads to candy. A skateboarding dog with the word "And" leads to stardom. A job with the word "And" comes with shares. Service at the store leads to further service. But when it comes to drinking Coke Zero, there's only one word on Chad's lips.
The "And" commercial was developed at Crispin Porter & Bogusky, Boulder, by chief creative officer Rob Reilly, executive creative directors Dave Schiff and Alex Burnard, creative directors Matt Fischvogt, Shannon Mcglothin, art director Matt Kubis, copywriter Liza Behles, senior integrated producer Sloan Schroeder and producer Katie Porter, account director David Corns, management supervisor Christopher Schneider, content supervisor Drew Widell, content manager Kerstin Ulf, assistant content manager Josh Lybarger.
Filming was shot by director Bryan Buckley via Hungry Man, Los Angeles, with director of photography Scott Henriksen, executive producer Cindy Becker, and line producer Mino Jarjoura.
Post Production was done at The Mill, Los Angeles, by Flame artist Tara Demarco. Editor was Chan Hatcher at Number Six, with assistant editor Kyle Whitmore. Telecine was produced at New Hat. Animation was produced at Stardust, Los Angeles.
Music/Sound Design were produced at Comma Music by composer Larry Pecorella and integrated music producer Jorge Vargas. Audio post production was done at Lime Studios.


Just added one more thing to the Enclave Downloads section... the Dragonshard Developers have given us the font used in game, free to download for any non-commercial purpose. Another big hand for the Devs!
A lot of new updates have been added to the Enclave Downloads section!
First and formost, the Dragonshard Enclave is proud to announce the release of the Dragonshard Companion. This program is a utility designed to aid you in the world of Dragonshard. Its primary function is to make it easy for you to look up any playable unit in the game as a quick reference, where you can see that unit's statistics, abilities, and role in a friendly user interface. Also, the Companion runs simulated duels between any two units, giving you a rough idea of how you should use your units in combat.
Also in the dowloads section is the 1.1.4 patch, and another Enclave exclusive: the Dragonshard Intro movie in DIVX format.
As always we will continue to be your source for Dragonshard Information... and now your source for Dragonshard tools!
Another review, this time from IGN. It's written by a pen and paper d&d player so people who want to see how the games measures up in his eyes should check it out.
"The wide variety of options in the skirmish and multiplayer will maintain your interest for a long while."
The second site to review the site is Yahoo Games. This site gives Dragonshard 4.5/5.
"Dragonshard isn't just good -- it's superb."
The first review is out by Gamespot. It's well written and should give you a good idea what the game is about. This site gave Dragonshard 8.5/10.
"It's good-looking and fast-paced, and it will have you crushing armies in one moment and plundering tombs the next. That's a heck of a combination."
Well the day has finally arrived, Dragonshard has hit the shelves in the US (and other countries lucky enough to get games as soon as they come out).


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Q: Links stop working after scrolling I am trying to make my website have a top header that can move around with the smooth scroll, the smooth scroll works but once I have the top header move around with the smooth scroll the links stop working!
HTML:

Home Page

Games

History

Features

CSS:
.Bob{
position: fixed;
}
.nav1{
text-align: center;
margin-left: 350px;
background-color: #333333;
}

Other stuff:
#home {
  background: url(background.jpeg) 50% 0 repeat none; min-height: 1000px;
  height: 1000px;
  margin: 0 auto;
  width: 100%;
  max-width: 1920px;
  position: relative;
}

#home article {
  height: 458px;
  position: absolute;
  text-align: center;
  top: 150px;
  width: 100%;
}

#about {
  background: url(Background-2.png) 50% 0 repeat fixed; min-height: 1000px;
  height: 1000px;
  margin: 0 auto;
  width: 100%;
  max-width: 1920px;
  position: relative;
  -webkit-box-shadow: 0 0 50px rgba(0,0,0,0.8);
  box-shadow: 0 0 50px rgba(0,0,0,0.8);
}

#about article {
  height: 458px;
  position: absolute;
  text-align: center;
  top: 150px;
  width: 100%;
}

A: looks like your code is fine. why not move your files in the same folder and remove file:///Users/tc10077403/Desktop/Project%206/

A: Might you possibly have a div or other DOM element blocking the nav on scroll?
Test this: try to tab to the links (make sure you haven't set your outline to none) and hit ENTER to engage the link. If that works then it may be under another DOM element.
Please post a link that we could look at.

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Q: Bitmap to byte[] I have a problem with saving an image (or a bitmapImage or a PhotoResult) to a byte[] and then converting it back to an image.
I found a lot of posts on the internet about it but they dont work. In this code I got an Unspecifed error when I do this: SetSource ( bitmapImage.SetSource(ms);) and dont know how to do that.
I also want to make a list of Devices (each with a name, id, status and an image which I will represent as a byte[]) and save it to IsolatedStorage, and then read it and list them (with an image of course.)
Here is some code I have so far:
public void photoChooserTask_Completed(object sender, PhotoResult e)
{
    if (e.TaskResult == TaskResult.OK)
    {

        imageBytes = new byte[e.ChosenPhoto.Length];
        e.ChosenPhoto.Read(imageBytes, 0, imageBytes.Length);

       BitmapImage bitmapImage = new BitmapImage();

        MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream(imageBytes);
        try
        {
            bitmapImage.SetSource(ms);
        }
        catch (Exception ea)
        {
            //
        }
            image1.Source = bitmapImage;

    }

A: Have you tried the Microsoft.Phone.PictureDecoder class? It has a DecodeJpeg function that returns an instance of a WritableBitmap object.
Another solution is to use the WritableBitmapEx extension library that makes digital image processing much easier and has a very good performance. The function you need is called FromByteArray.
In both cases you'll have to use a WriteableBitmap, because BitmapImage is protected from modification. Since both BitmapImage and WriteableBitmap are subclasses of BitmapSource, you can easily display them in the image control.
Hope it helps!


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Brendan James Howls Back To Seattle
By Mocha Charlie on October 12, 2016@254mochacharlie
Brendan James @ SLRS 10-8-16 (Photo By: Mocha Charlie)
For the last few years, Brendan James has toured the Seattle area in early October. This time he chose to plan a Seattle Secret Shows, his third, and again he sold out the venue with diehard fans eager to see him perform.
Still in heavy promotion of his latest endeavor, James played songs from his crowd funded EP The Howl as well as deep cuts from previous albums. He also shared a song he had been working on for nearly a decade written for a "son," or many "sons," and finally finished this year in honor of his recent family addition, a son of his own. It was aptly named (for now) "Milo's Song," after his seven week newborn. He received two standing ovations, one at the end of his set, and again after the encore. He adored the crowd and vibe that a SSS show creates, and promised to return for show number four (TBD). Until then, you can continue to hear the lead single off the new EP, "Bring My Love Home," which is finally receiving some well deserved radio play, Also, his instrumental song "Nothing For Granted" can be heard in promotion commercials for NBC's "This Is Us." You can even go back in time and watch the entire Seattle Living Room Show from Saturday night, which was broadcast via Facebook Live.
Hannah Gill & The Hours from of NYC opened the show. This was the first tour that brought them to the West Coast. Gill's vocals are reminiscent of 20's-30's jazz or blues club tunes, and rounded out with backing musicians on guitar and trumpet. She'll step off this tour for a bit, and pick up again in November, ending on the 19th.
Mocha Charlie is an amazing photographer who has a real passion for music. She covers and shoots several shows per month in and around the region. She a brilliant photo journalist but most importantly, she is also a mother who does her best to balance out her life and live it to the fullest. Mocha Charlie uses her passion and talent to support the community, her friends and family any way that she can.
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Q: Why should automorphism groups of compact hyperbolic curves be finite Let $X$ be a compact connected Riemann surface of genus at least two, or let $X$ be a smooth projective connected curve over an algebraically closed field of characateristic zero.
Then Hurwitz proved that the number of automorphisms of $X$ is at most $84(g-1)$.
I would like to know why Aut$(X)$ is finite (without appealing to Hurwitz' result) by an "elementary" argument.
That is, why should the automorphism group of $X$ be finite?
Once I have such an elementary argument, I believe it should be applicable to  certain higher-dimensional varieties such as varieties with ample canonical sheaf. Why should they have only finitely many automorphisms?

A: All compact complex surfaces $X$ of general type have a finite group $Aut(X)$ of automorphism. If $X$ is minimal, even numerical bounds are known for the number $\#Aut(X)$, e.g. a bound linear in $c_1^2(X)$. Cf. "Xiao, Gang: Bound of automorphisms of surfaces of general type, I. Ann. of Math. (139) 1994, 51-77"

A: @Tom, because you are interested in a generalization to higher dimensional varieties.
To prove the finiteness of $G := Aut(X)$ for a surface $X$ of general type one can proceed as follows:
By definition $X$ has Kodaira dimension $kod(X) = 2$. The plurigenera - and the Kodaira dimension in particular - are birational invariants. A fundamental result about surfaces of general type states: The 5-canonical map
$$\phi_{\kappa_X^{\otimes 5}}: X \longrightarrow \mathbb P^N$$
maps $X$ birationally onto a normal surface $Z \subset \mathbb P^N, N = h^0(X, \kappa_X^{\otimes 5}) - 1$.
This fact allows to represent the complex Lie group $G$ as an affine algebraic group: The natural action of $G$ on $X$ induces an action on the vector space $H^0(X, \kappa_X^{\otimes 5})$. Because $G$ stabilizes the closed subvariety $Z \in \mathbb P^N$, $G$ is a closed subgroup of the projective linear group. The latter is an affine algebraic group, hence $G$ is an affine algebraic group, too.
If $G$ were not finite, a 1-dimensional subgroup $A \subset G, A = \mathbb G_m \ or \ A = \mathbb G_a$, would exist. The group $A$ is Abelian. The orbit space $Z/A$ exists as a variety with a rational map $f: Z \longrightarrow Z/A$. By the 1-dimensional case of the "cross-section theorem" of Rosenlicht $f$ has a rational section, which implies that $Z$ is birational to a ruled surface. Any ruled surface - and a posteriori $Z$ - has Kodaira dimension = $- \infty$. This fact contradicts $kod(X) = 2$. Hence $G$ is finite, q.e.d.
Cf. "Rosenlicht, Maxwell: Some Basic Theorems on Algebraic Groups. American Jounal of Mathematics, Vol. 78, N0. 2 (1956), Theorem 10."


Google isn't launching a gaming console. The company is launching a service instead: Stadia. You'll be able to run a game on a server and stream the video feed to your device. You won't need to buy new hardware to access Stadia, but Stadia won't be available on all devices from day one.
"With Google, your games will be immediately discoverable by 2 billion people on a Chrome browser, Chromebook, Chromecast, Pixel device. And we have plans to support more browsers and platforms over time," Google CEO Sundar Pichai said shortly after opening GDC 2019.
As expected, if you're using a Chromecast with your TV, you'll be able to turn it into a Stadia machine. Only the latest Chromecast supports Bluetooth, so let's see if you'll need a recent model to play with your existing controller. Google's controller uses Wi-Fi, so that should theoretically work with older Chromecast models.
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Buckey candidate for Bourne superintendent job
Beth Treffeisen @BTreffeisenCCT
(Dec. 19, 2019) Nantucket High School principal John Buckey is one of four finalists for superintendent of the Bourne school district.
Buckey has been principal of Nantucket High School since 2008. He was named Massachusetts High School Principal of the Year in 2012, and president of the Massachusetts School Administrators Association in 2018. He has also held administrative and teaching positions in Ohio and Kentucky.
Buckey applied last year to replace the retiring Michael Cozort as superintendent of Nantucket's public schools, but was not named a finalist for the position.
Buckey did not return several phone calls and e-mails for comment.
The other finalists for the Bourne post are Melissa Eakins-Ryan, Bourne's assistant superintendent; Scituate Public Schools superintendent Ron Griffin; and Kerri Anne Quinlan-Zhou, assistant superintendent of the Dighton-Rehoboth Regional School District.
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text: Q: Difference between r-squares within between and overall I would like to know if someone can help me with the following doubt: in a regression with fixed effect.  What is the difference between the results of the r-square within, between and overall?


Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte signed the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion bill into law on December 19, 2017, restructuring a tax system that had been in place for more than 20 years. The law essentially reduced personal income taxes, while imposing higher taxes on goods, which include sugar sweetened beverages, petroleum products and vehicles, effective January 1, 2018.
With this monumental change, the ABS-CBN Data Analytics Team pioneered the first ever tax reform calculator in the country to help Filipinos compute the tax relief they will be receiving under the new system. The beauty of the application is its simplicity. Users will only have to input their monthly salary ("ano ang iyong buwanang sahod?" in Filipino) to know how much they need to pay under the new system ("buwis simula 2018" in Filipino) compared to the previous one ("buwis hanggang 2017" in Filipino), and more importantly, to know how much higher take home pay they will get ("dagdag sa take-home pay" in Filipino).
The specific details of the higher consumption taxes ("iba pang mga buwis na ipapataw" in Filipino) were also included on the right part of the webpage for Filipinos to have an idea whether their higher take home pay will offset the higher consumption taxes.
The "Pinoy Tax Reform Calculator" was the first of its kind in the Philippines. Given that the government stated that 99 percent of Filipino taxpayers will see an increase in their take-home pays due to lower income tax rates under this initiative, the team deemed it fit to use technology to innovate a tool that will be easy to use and access. With just the link, users will be be directed to the calculator, which affords them an effortless process of computing for the changes in their new take-home pays by simply inputting their monthly salaries.
The calculator was among the most visited in December 2017, the month before the implementation of the new tax rates. It garnered 1,049,370 unique views and 1,219,361 total visits since it was released (There were 237,504 page views on December 20, 2017 alone). It was one of the most viewed pages apart from entertainment pieces in the same period. With the old tax system in place for more than 20 years, Filipinos were understandably apprehensive of this change and wanted to see for themselves how the new tax rates affect them. The calculator was, thus, well received by Filipino taxpayers and even by the Philippine government, thanks to its timeliness and relevance. In fact, various local TV and radio programs featured and promoted the calculator in their own shows.
The team behind this project worked with the Bureau of Internal Revenue, the agency responsible for collecting taxes, to ensure that the calculations were accurate. The old and new tax schedules were also provided by the same agency. Given the complicated tax structure of the Philippines with different tax brackets and deductibles ("mga nakakaltas kada buwan" in Filipino), complex mathematical calculations were done by the team before translating these formulas into programming codes.
HTML5, jQuery and CSS3 were used in programming and web development. Adobe Illustrator was used to create the graphics while Adobe Photoshop was employed to design the website wireframe.


Nova Nuts Poppy Seeds tasted great in our Lemon Blueberry Muffins this morning.
They are imported from Spain.
They are unwashed. That's both good and bad. Good because they are more fresh, full of flavor, and more crunchy compared to other seeds. Bad because you have to wash them before using them.
Just 3 Tablespoons of Nova Nuts Poppy Seeds provide about 1/2 your daily mineral needs!
Chia Seeds instead of Poppy Seeds - The review was for Poppy Seeds, so of course I used Poppy Seeds instead of Chia Seeds.
What's your favorite kind of muffin?
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Uptake and elimination of perchlorate in eastern mosquitofish
Carrie M. Bradford, June Woo Park, Jacques Rinchard, Todd A. Anderson, Fujun Liu, Christopher W. Theodorakis
The purpose of this study was to investigate the uptake and elimination of perchlorate in eastern mosquitofish (Gambusia holbrooki). Fish were exposed to 0.1-1000 mg/l sodium perchlorate for 12 h, 1, 2, 5, 10, and 30 days, and perchlorate was determined in whole body extracts. Perchlorate was not detected in mosquitofish exposed to the low concentrations of perchlorate (0, 0.1, and 1 mg/l sodium perchlorate), regardless of the exposure time, whereas it was detected when fish were exposed to 10, 100, and 1000 mg/l. The tissue concentrations were approximately 10 times less than that in the water. There was no difference in the uptake of perchlorate depending upon the exposure time, however, a difference in perchlorate uptake depending upon the concentration of the exposure dose (P < 0.001) was observed. Uptake (Ku) and elimination (Ke) rate constants were 0.09 l/mg day and 0.70 day-1, respectively. The half-life (T1/2) of perchlorate was 0.99 day. Thus, it appears that perchlorate is rapidly taken up and eliminated in eastern mosquitofish. These results are critical and may be used to develop models of fate, effects, and transport of perchlorate in natural systems, as well as to assess ecological risk in affected ecosystems.
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemosphere.2005.08.073
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Bradford, C. M., Park, J. W., Rinchard, J., Anderson, T. A., Liu, F., & Theodorakis, C. W. (2006). Uptake and elimination of perchlorate in eastern mosquitofish. Chemosphere, 63(9), 1591-1597. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.chemosphere.2005.08.073
Bradford, Carrie M. ; Park, June Woo ; Rinchard, Jacques ; Anderson, Todd A. ; Liu, Fujun ; Theodorakis, Christopher W. / Uptake and elimination of perchlorate in eastern mosquitofish. In: Chemosphere. 2006 ; Vol. 63, No. 9. pp. 1591-1597.
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Vilhelm Fredrik Palmblad (født 18. december 1788, død 2 september 1852) var en svensk forfatter og lærd.

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Palmblad blev student i 1806, docent i svensk historie i 1822, professor i græsk i 1835. I sit rus-år traf Palmblad Per Daniel Amadeus Atterbom, der stiftede det litterære selskab Musis amici, hvori Palmblad optoges og blev et virksomt medlem. Ved hans virksomhed udvidedes selskabets planer, og 1809 antog det navnet "Auroraforbundet" i den forvisning, at med dette skulle en ny morgenrøde opgå over Sveriges litteratur. For at kunne iværksætte de litterære tanker købte han i kompagni med en anden det akademiske bogtrykkeri, og dette udgav tidsskrifterne "Phosphorus", "Poetisk Kalender" og "Svensk Litteraturtidning" samt talrige skrifter, som virkede i Nya skolans tjeneste. Palmblad var Nya skolans praktiske mand, forlægger og bogtrykker, kritiker, novellist og videnskabsmand. Han er heldigere som oversætter af Homer, Aischylos, Sofokles og andre end som original digter, og ligesom hans kritiske dialog "Over romanen" er betydelig mere vellykket end hans "Svensk verslära", således står hans novelleproduktion betydeligt over hans poesi.

I den svenske prosadigtnings udvikling indtager Palmblad en selvstændig stilling; i "Poetisk Kalender" [1812] findes hans første novelle "Vådelden", som i de følgende årgange sammenkædedes med 4 andre noveller: "Fjällhvarvet", "Resorna", "Slottet Stjärneborg" og "Åreskutan", og sluttelig blev alle fem samarbejdet til romanen "Familien Falkensvärd" [1844—45]. I denne roman samt i de to enkelt udgivne noveller, "Amala" [1817] og "Holmen i sjön Dall", råder samme romantiske tankegang som i Ingemanns eventyrdigtning; men det, som danner grundlaget for Palmblads selvstændighed, er hans stil, kortfattet, fyndig, knap og dog sprudlende af åndfuldhed, vid og humør, samt hans farverige skildringer af fjerne landes og tiders forhold. Hans noveller danner ved denne dvælen ved overdådige, men korrekt historiske og geografiske fremstillinger et ejendommeligt modstykke til Cederborghs samfundsskildringer, og disse to mænds forskelligartede prosaforsøg indeholder det 19. århundredes første spire til svensk prosafortælling. I "Svensk Litteraturtidning" skrev Palmblad til sidst næsten hele indholdet, og hverken trussel om censur eller påbud fra højere steder formåede at mildne hans iver for Nya skolans ideer. Som kritiker er han besindig, men skarp; dog ikke altid dyb eller vidtskuende. Af interesse er hans lille vittige "Törnrosens bok" (1840], som er rettet mod Almqvists »Det går an« og giver en for datiden i enkelte henseender temmelig retledende karakteristik af dennes produktion.

En tid lang gled Palmblad bort fra den litterære kritik og fra forfatterproduktion, dog skrev han endnu en roman "Aurora Königsmark og hennes släkt" [1846—49], og geografien blev hans egentlige fag. Allerede i 1826 udkom første bind af hans store "Handbok i physiska och politiska, aldre och nyare geografien" [5 bind, 1826—37], desuden skrev han geografiske og historiske bøger til skolebrug, ligesom han også forfattede adskillige afhandlinger angående græsk sprog og litteratur.

Mod slutningen af sit liv optog Palmblad atter sin stilling som smagsvejleder, en tid var han redaktør af "Tiden" [1847—51] og "Läsning för bildning och nöje" [1846—48], men han trættedes, idet navnlig redaktionen af det konservative dagblad voldte ham mange bekymringer, men deltog dog til sin død i redaktionen af "Svenska tidningen". Palmblad måtte dele skæbne med skolens andre repræsentanter. Ivrig og begejstret virkede han i sin ungdom, men blev med årene uforstaaende over for ny rørelser og blev til sidst lige så konservativ som de smagsretninger, han havde bekæmpet som ung. Hans skrift mod Almqvist er interessant, thi her kæmper han så at sige sin sidste kamp for at forstå sin samtids unge kræfter.

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"Palmblad, Vilhelm Frederik" (i: Salmonsen Konversationsleksikon, 2. udgave, bind XVIII; København 1923; s. 777-778)

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Q: HTTP Basic Authentication in Spring Web Services Integration Tests I have a SOAP web service written in Spring Web Services that I would like to integration test.
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National carbon tax and responsible governance
First let's agree that we have an obligation, as individuals and as a country, to do our part to minimize the effects of increases in global energy production and use caused by human activity.
Preening PM paying price for pitching pair from caucus
Get out and engage with your community
Growing up in small-town southern Alberta in the '80s, my neighbourhood was my world.
Just take your seats, ladies!
A vision for continuing care in Alberta
By 2040, more than 1.1 million Albertans will be seniors. This number represents 18 per cent of Alberta's population.
St. Albert has broken ground on the Campbell Road park-and-ride facility, which will sit between St. Albert Trail and Campbell Road. Will you use the facility when it opens in 2020?
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The 35th edition of the Tokyo International Film festival will open this evening (October 24) with Takahisa Zeze's Japanese prisoner of war drama, Fragments of the Last Will. The festival will run for 10 days.
Fragments Of The Last Will is based on the true story of Hatao Yamamoto, a Japanese prisoner of war detained in a post-Second World War Siberian gulag. Yamamoto believed that he would be able to reunite with his wife and children in Japan and fought to keep hopes alive for his fellow POWs as well.
The cast is led by Kazunari Ninomiya and includes Keiko Kitagawa, Tori Matsuzaka, Kento Nakajima, Akira Terao, Kenta Kiritani and Ken Yasuda. It will release theatrically in Japan on December 9 through Toho, one of the leading movie production houses in Japan.
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This edition will be a full-fledged one after the pandemic disruptions, and is being looked forward by dozens of invitees that include 100 from other countries. Last year, only a handful of foreigners participated.
Also, the Festival has shifted from the calm, rather quiet Roppongi Hills to the hep, happening Ginza district with its flourishing nightlife, bars and discotheques.
The Festival has a new programming Director, Shozo Ichiyama, who is said to have put together a vibrant list of films. There is a move to make Tokyo surpass Busan, which has in recent years become huge and hugely popular, although it is still fighting shy of inviting a considerable number of journalists.
"Although we continue to monitor the global health situation and cannot let our guard down yet, TIFF continues to strive to accelerate the evolution that we implemented last year by taking a number of innovative steps for a further leap forward," says Hiroyasu Ando, who was appointed TIFF chairman in 2019 towards the end of a long diplomatic career and amid a decade-long stint as president of the Japan Foundation (2011-20). Among those steps are an expansion of TIFF's venue footprint, reviving the Kurosawa Akira Award, and increasing the number of international guests.
Like many events around the world, TIFF saw a decrease in private sponsorship in the first year of the pandemic but has since been able to gain new sponsors. "It was difficult due to Covid-19, but we were able secure the necessary budget of over jpy800m [$5.3m] to operate this year's edition with support from local communities and corporations," said Ando, who has also made it the Festival's goal to become a more locally engaged citywide and nationwide event through collaboration with local companies and administrations.
The Festival has added three large multiplexes. Which has enabled it to raise the number of movies from last year's 86 to 111 in nine main sections. These come from 42 countries – including two from India. There are 33 world premieres and one international premiere.
There are 15 titles in international competition including Rikiya Imaizumi's Japanese feature by the window, Sanjeewa Pushpak¬umara's Sri Lanka-Italy co-production Peacock Lament, Bui Thac Chuen's Vietnam-France-Singapore co production Glorious Ashes and Daishi Matsunaga's Japanese title Egoist.
The festival is closing with Oliver Hermanus's UK drama Living starring Bill Nighy. An adaptation of Akira Kurosawa's 1952 Japanese drama Ikiru with a revised screenplay by Kazuo Ishiguro, the film premiered at Sundance in January and has screened at other festivals including Venice, Toronto and San Sebastian.
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"The Queene of Scotland is your prisoner, let her be honorably entreated, but yet surely guarded." – William Parry
A true and plaine declaration of the horrible…
At London by C. Barker Cum priuilegio, 1585
First edition, second issue
A contemporary report of William Parry's plot to assassinate Queen Elizabeth I (1533-1603), including an account of his discovery, imprisonment, confession, and execution (2 March 1585) together with documents of the confession of Parry's fellow-conspirator, Edmund Neville (ca. 1555-ca. 1620), outlining in detail Parry's plans to kill Elizabeth with his dagger in her private gardens or, failing that, to shoot her at St James'; and Parry's confession, written by his own hand before Walsingham in the Tower of London.
This is followed by two more letters of confession by Parry, the first addressed to the queen; the next addressed to Burghley and the Earl of Leicester. Also included are documents that further incriminate Parry and provide details of the early stages of his plotting. The first of these is a letter written by the Jesuit William Crichton (from his imprisonment at the Tower) recalling a conversation with Parry concerning the lawfulness of assassinating the queen.
Finally, a letter to Parry by Ptolomeo Galli, Cardinal of Como, in which he approves a letter that Parry had written to Pope Pius V, allegedly offering to assassinate the queen, and for which service the Pope granted him a plenary indulgence. Following the account of Parry's trial and execution by hanging, the printer has added "A few observations gathered out of the very words and writing of William Parry, the traytour, applied to prove his trayterous coniuration, with a resolute intent, imagination, purpose, and obstinate determination to have killed her Maiestie." This account of Parry's efforts implicates the Jesuits, English recusants and seminarians, and the Pope himself.
"But the matter is cleare, the conspiracie, and his traiterous intent it too plaine and evident: it is the Lorde that reuealed it in time, and preuented their malice: there lacked no wil, or readinesse in him to execute that horrible fact. It is the Lorde that hath preserued her Maiestie from all the wicked practises and conspiracies of that hellish rable: it is hee that hath most graciously deliuered her from the hands of this traiterous miscreant. The Lord is her onely defence in whome shee hath alwayes trusted."
The revelation that Parry conceived of his plan by reading the works of William Allen, English Cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church, prompted this editorial note: "See how the smoothe words of that Catholique booke are enterpreted and conceived. One Spirite occupieth the Catholique reader with the Catholique writer, and therefore can best expound the writers sence in his readers mouth, even to bee a booke fraught with emphaticall speeches of energeticall perswasion to kill and despose her maiestie, and yet doeth the hypocrite writer, that traitour Catholique, dissemble and protest otherwise."
The little booklet ends with three prayers for Elizabeth, the last of which "vsed in the Parliament onely."
"…we gladly acknowledge, that by thy fauour standeth the peaceable protection of our Queene and Realme, and likewise this fauorable libertie graunted unto us at this time to make our meeting together…"
Copie of a letter to the right honourable the…
London: By Christopher Barker, printer to the Queenes most excellent Maiestie, 1586
First edition, variant
DA356 S27 1586
This slim volume contains printed documents of an exchange between Parliament and Queen Elizabeth on the proposed execution of Mary, Queen of Scots, beginning with a letter to the Earl of Leicester dated November 25th, 1586 and signed by R. C. (Robert Cecil) in which Cecil announces that he has transcribed "the speaches delivered by the Queene's most excellent maisestie in a late and weightie cause dealt in this parliament" together with the "petitions presented to hir Maiestie and the 12th and 24th of November at Richmond by the Lord Chauncelour and Speaker."
In the first petition, Elizabeth is urged to take action against the Scottish Queen for her traitorous actions. A number of "divers apparent and imminent dangers that may grow to her Maiesties most royal person and her realme" are enumerated. Chief among these are Mary's confessed complicity in the plot of Anthony Babbington to assassinate the queen, as well as her intention to return England "into the thralldome of Popish tyrannie."
"She is obdurate in malice against your royall person, notwithstanding you have shewed her all fauour and mercie, as well in preseruing her kingome, as saving her life, and faluing her honour. And therefore there is no place for mercie; since there is no hope that shee will desist from most wicked attempts…"
The first petition is followed by Elizabeth's response, in which she promises to give the matter "due consideration" but declines to offer an immediate resolution: "I haue had goode experience and tryall of this world: I know what it is to be subiect, what to be Soueraigne: what to haue good neighbors, and sometime meete euill willers. I haue founde treason in trust, seene great benefits litle regarded, & in stead of gratefulness, courses of purpose to crosse. These former remembrances, present feeling and future expectation of euils, I say, haue made me thinke, An euill, is much the better, the lesse while it endureth: and so, them happiest that are soonest hence: & taught me to beare with a better minde these treasons, then is common to my sexe: yea, with a better heart perhaps, then is in some men."
"But I must tell you one thing more, that in this last Acte of Parliament you haue brought me to a narowe straight, that I must giue direction for her death, which cannot be to mee but a most grieuous and irksome burthen."
A few days after this exchange, Elizabeth "in some conflict with herself what to do" asked the Parliament to find "some other way of remedy" than the execution of Mary.
In the resultant second petition (24th November), Parliament announced that further deliberations upon the matter yielded no alternate solution that would ensure the safety of queen and country. The queen was once again urged to authorize Mary's execution.
Elizabeth, in her second reply, offers "an answere without answere": "It was of a willing minde & great desire I had, that some other means might be found out, wherein I should have taken more comfort, than in any under thing under the Sunne. And since now it is resolved, that my suretic can not bee established without a Princesse ende, I have just cause to complaine, that I, tho have in my time pardoned so many Rebels, winked at so many treasons, and shoulde nowe be forced to this proceeding, against such a person."
"…an answere without answere…"
Elizabeth's equivocal response to the November 24th petition concludes the present work. Soon after, on December 4th, Parliament obtained a public proclamation from Elizabeth of the sentence of death. Mary was executed on February 8th, 1587.
Rare Books copy has contemporary handwritten annotations in the text. In the first, the annotator directs the reader to the confession of Anthony Babington, who had conspired to kill Elizabeth and place Mary, Queen of Scots on the English throne. Babington was captured and executed in 1586, the year that this book appeared. Three other annotations give the names of contemporary owners.
A recent owner, Harlech Brogyntyn, one of the barons of Brogyntyn Hall, a mansion in the parish of Selatyn, northwest of Oswestry in Shropshire, England, left the following note on the flyleaf of the current binding. The estate had been a family home since the sixteenth century. A further note, on the second flyleaf states that the book was "found bound in damaged limp vellum in a bundle in the cellar…"
"This volume is of great historical interest in that it shows the pressure put by both Houses of Parliament on Queen Elizabeth to "eliminate" Mary Queen of Scots in the autumn of 1586. (The actual execution took place in 1587.)
The arguments are set-out (1) by [the Lord Chancellor] for the Lords…much perturbed by the revelation of the "Babington" plot…Queen Elizabeth's characteristic replies are prefaced by a letter signed R. C. to Lord Leicester. Lord Leicester had been in Flanders during these events and this volume was printed by the "official" printer to acquaint him with what had passed in this matter in his absence.
Sir Robert Owen of Brogyntyn (d. 1698) was a bibliophile who followed a family tradition of patronage of poets and collecting printed English literature. Later family members continued collecting early printed books. The library also had a collection of manuscripts, possibly culled from other estate libraries in the surrounding area. The third Lord Harlech gave thirty Welsh language manuscripts to the National Library of Wales in 1934, making it the largest collection of manuscripts in Welsh at that time. The fourth Lord Harlech gave the National Library another fifty-nine manuscript in 1935 and more in 1945. The remaining manuscripts were purchased from the sixth Lord Harlech in 1993.
Stop and Smell the (Arctic) Flowers
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As if some little Arctic flower
Upon the polar hem –
Went wandering down the Latitudes
Until it puzzled came
To continents of summer –
To firmaments of sun –
To strange, bright crowds of flowers –
And birds, of foreign tongue!
– Emily Dickinson
The Northwest Passage was the name given to the sea route which connects the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific along the northern coast of North America via the waterways in the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. Toward the end of the 15th century and into the 20th century, colonial powers from Europe sent their best explorers on countless attempts to discover a commercial route, with many failing and turning back and others ending in disaster. The first successful journey was made in 1906 by a Norwegian explorer named Roald Amundsen, completing the passage from Greenland to Alaska.
Prior to Amundsen, notable captains such as John Ross, Elisha Kent Kane, James Clark Ross and William Parry explored separate parts of the Northwest Passage in the first half of the 19th century. Parry's first voyage was, without a doubt, the most successful in the search for the passage and his second and third attempts continued to uncover new information about the mysterious archipelago, including research on climate, flora and fauna. In fact, the notes taken by Parry and his shipmates and recorded in three separate journals contributed to crucial research in botany, among other natural sciences.
Journal of a Voyage of the Discovery of a North-West Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific
William Edward Parry
Philadelphia: Abraham Small, 1821
First American Edition
G635 P3 A3 1821
Between 1821-1825 three ships from the British Royal Navy, the Fury, Hecla, and the Gripper, took three separate journeys into the Arctic under the leadership of Captain Parry and Captains John Ross and George Frances Lyon. While their expeditions proved to be successful, they were not without tragedy as scurvy became common and ships were often stuck in ice for weeks on end. Narratives of the journeys were published in London and Philadelphia, respectively, with detailed accounts of the days on board as well as their interactions with the Inuit, described as Esquimaux in the journals.
Journal of a Third Voyage of the Discovery of a North-West Passage from the Atlantic to the Pacific
Philadelphia: H.C. Carey I. Lea, 1826
G650 1824 P31
A Brief Narrative of an Unsuccessful Attempt to Reach Repulse Bay
G.F. Lyon
London: J. Murray, 1825
G 650 1824 L9 1825
In addition, the journals included spectacular illustrations of the ships amid the looming icebergs and intricate appendices which accounted for the varieties of animals and plants that they encountered along the way. Among one of the shipmates that helped with the drawings and collecting data was Henry Parkyns Hoppner, listed as 'lieutenant' on the Griper in the first journal's roster. Hoppner accompanied Parry on all three expeditions, first as a lieutenant on the Griper and Hecla, and later promoted to second in command on the Fury in the last voyage. Although Hoppner never received the kind of international acclaim as his Captains, his creative and artistic role on board as illustrator and actor proved to leave an impression.
Collection of Plants Found in the Arctic Regions…
Henry Parkyns Hoppner (1795 – 1833)
Publisher not identified, 1821
QK 474 H66
Impressions are also what we find in this small and unassuming book. From each of the pressed flowers, a ghostly accompaniment is imprinted on the opposite page, hinting at traces of life as much from the colorful flowers as from the hands of the shipmate who collected them. Impressions are also present as the handwritten notes inked on the beginning and end pages of the book. With no bibliographic information, we can only look to a small note which describes the book as "a collection of plants found in the Arctic Sections … made by Captain Hopner … 2nd in command of H.M.S. "Fury" … The "Fury" and "Hecla" (Captain Lyon) sailed to discover the N.W. passage May 1821." Following the description, the book is addressed to Hoppner's friend James Christie.
Attached to a page, there is also a miniature envelope that holds "moss which Franklin and his party had as their only food." It is possible that this note alludes to the failed overland expeditions in the Arctic lead by Sir John Franklin between 1819-1822. During this time, Franklin lost more than half of the men in his party to starvation and, in order to survive, the remainder of his crew ate lichen, with some attempting to eat their own leather boots. Furthermore, there were rumors of cannibalism and at least one murder reported.
In addition to the handwritten notes, a bookplate on the first page suggests that sometime during the mid-20th century the book was held in the Department of Botany in Oxford while Nicholas Polunin was the Keeper of the Herbaria, which is now almost four hundred years old. While lecturing at Oxford, Polunin traveled to the Canadian Arctic as a botanist on an expedition that discovered the last major islands to be added to the world's map.
Polunin was well recognized for his research and publications, specifically Circumpolar Artic Flora which was published in 1959. This book helped inspire James Walsh' modern herbaria, The Arctic Plants of New York City, which "combines personal letters, poetry, prose essay, scholarly research, botanical exploration and artistic investigation," of plants gather in Brooklyn, New York. The bibliography includes a reproduction of the index from Polunin's work, in which the author has marked in red pen the eighty-eight Arctic plants that occur in New York City.
The Arctic Plants of New York City
James Walsh
New York: Granary Books, 2015
QK177 W35 2015
From the publisher's website: "The Arctic Plants of New York City […] ranges from the Doctrine of Signatures to the sleep of plants, and from Jean-Jacques Rousseau and John Muir on mental travel to Giacomo Leopardi and Charles Baudelaire on the necessity of illusion for art and life. Interspersed throughout the book are a number of two-page spreads that focus on a single plant, such as Common Mugwort, with a mounted botanical specimen of that plant surrounded by texts drawn from earlier writers on botany and set in verse, creating a field of word-objects interacting with plant-objects. The letters that open the book lead into a prose essay that touches on the souls of plants, their use in medicine and as spurs to mental travel, their transience, their migrations, their meaning." Written, designed, and letterpress printed by James Walsh, with eighteen botanical specimens pressed and mounted by the author. Bound by Daniel Kelm at Wide Awake Garage. Edition of forty copies, 34 of which are for sale.
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