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INSTANT POT KABOCHA SQUASH SOUP.
Here is the midwest, it is undoubtedly peak soup weather - you may have caught on to this based on my last few recipes. Not only is soup super warming and comforting this time of year, I love making a big batch to enjoy all week. Doesn't soup just seem to get better over time?!
This recipe obviously goes right along with that thought process, and bonus - it can be on the table for dinner in under an hour. Really. God bless the inventor of the Instant Pot. If you don't have one, it's something I would really recommend investing in. It's so convenient for not only batch cooking for the week (steam potatoes or make big batches of beans and grains in minutes) but it also makes healthy cooking so much easier for those of us who have over-scheduled, hyper-busy lives.
Blending this soup makes it feel ultra luxurious and indulgent, when in actuality, it's super low in calories and fat (not that this is a big concern for a plant based diet). It's actually SOS (salt, oil and sugar) free!
I enjoy topping it with something creamy like vegan sour cream (shown here) or coconut cream, and something with a crunch like toasted pistachios (shown here) or pepitas.
Place all ingredients in the IP (whole is fine) and cook on manual high pressure for 25 minutes. Natural release for 10 minutes.
Rough chop all fresh produce. Place all ingredients in your crockpot and cook on low overnight, or on high for 6 hours.
Once cooked, blend smooth using an immersion blender (I use this one). If you don't have an immersion blender, allow to cool - this is important!!! - and blend in batches using your blender or food processor.
CURRIED CAULIFLOWER AND BUTTERNUT SQUASH.
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THE FLUFFIEST, 5 MINUTE VEGAN PANCAKES.


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One of the leading brands and a bonafide trendsetter in the tech industry, few people in the world need an introduction to Apple Inc. Apple is an American tech company founded by Steve Jobs who put his heart and soul into developing some of the most sought after and esteemed products in the tech market. This brand excels in innovation and quality on building a very large and loyal customer based tech company. Their design, approach, and productivity are believed by many to be the best in the world.
Apple had many game-changing products which changed and shaped the mind of customers and showed them what it means to have a truly exquisite product with many eye-catching features and full of innovation. Tim Cook is the current CEO of Apple Inc and has built on the foundation left by Steve Jobs. Apple Inc has a stock price of 451 USD a share.
-STEVE JOBS
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iMac is a series of Macintosh desktop computers made by Apple Inc. It has been an outsized part of Apple's consumer desktop offerings since its introduction in 1998. Moreover, like other Apple products, the iMac enjoys a comparatively status in popular culture thanks to its distinctive aesthetics and Apple's successful marketing. Forbes magazine has claimed that the iMac was an "industry-altering success". The iMac contains the Mac OS and has incredible synergy with other Apple products. Which makes it a great accessory to have, even in this day and age.
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MacBook is a high-end line of laptops created by Apple Inc. they are a premium brand of computers with powerful processors and carry amazing battery life. They provide a unique sense of user experience that makes the customer feel special. The Mac OS is incredibly smooth and the computer has great synergy with other Apple products. The editing software for music and videos on the Mac is top-notch and definitely worth the buy.
iPhone launched in 2007 is a series of high-end smartphones that revolutionized the tech industry. Their cutting edge software and hardware used in making this device are there for all to see; iOS is the operating system for the iPhone. It makes integration with the Apple ecosystem seamless and makes it super easy and fun to use. The iPhone is in its 13th generation now where they are selling the iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Their phone contains lead-edge software and a fantastic camera which proclaimed by many to be the best phone camera in the world.
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The iPad is a line of tablet computers designed and manufactured by Apple Inc. They run both iOS and iPad OS operating systems. They were released in 2010 and Steve Jobs claimed that they would be the "vehicles" of things to come, as in PCs would come up short on form and be utilized uniquely for doing amazing errands.
In addition to this, CAD and top of the line video the executives and henceforth cell phones and tablets would be a more intentional tech for the vast majority on the planet. iPad equipment has steadily gotten more slender in design, significantly quicker, and all the more impressive.
Additionally, they are available with larger displays and, crucially, at the forefront of excellent all-day battery life. Apple's decision many years ago to design its own processors allowed the company to optimize the design of its hardware and software in a way that other gadgets have yet to achieve. All of this and Apple's own processors being comparably as powerful as high-end processors made by Intel and AMD alongside Apple's integrability with its own devices has made it possible to create an ecosystem that provides a unique user experience makes it stand out.
The Apple Watch can be described as a computer, but for your wrists. Yes, the iPhone and other smartphones can do its job, but what the Apple Watch does provide is more convenient. No need to reach into the pocket to grab your phone and unlock it to see important details, you can just look at your watch.
Apple Watch can be used for:
Keeping time
Can be used to receive notification
Apple Pay- a virtual payment platform
For Communication
For remote control
Easier to see the notifications
ECG readings
The Airpods are a line of wireless Bluetooth earbuds designed and marketed by Apple. They have gone on to be one of the most popular products from Apple.
The main reasons people love AirPods are:
They are portable and wireless
Excellent integration with other Apple products
While it's true many other brands do give some of the same quirks like these, what they do not provide is the smooth integration that is possible only through apple products. This is because Apple designers and engineers the AirPods and the device they are connected to.
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The iPod Touch, also referred to as iTouch is a portable media player and personal digital assistant. The first model of the iPod was created back in 2001 and even to this day, the iPod is being sold by Apple. Indeed, the iPod Touch is the first iPod with wireless access to the iTunes Store, and also has access to Apple's App Store, enabling content to be purchased and downloaded directly on the device.
As of March 2011, Apple has sold over 60 million iPod Touch units. You can do many things with the iPod like listening to music, games and movies and much more. The iPod Touch comes in six colors and three different storage options. 32GB, 128GB and 256GB. It has a four-inch display and an A10 Fusion Chip.
Moreover, it also has support for the latest iOS 13 operating systems. The appeal of the iPod Touch lies in the fact that it can be used for kids as it is cheaper than an iPhone and it can still serve similar purposes that need to be served through iMessage and Facetime. The iPod Touch was officially discontinued by Apple on May 28, 2019.
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Home Solar Power Discounts Are Worker Perk in New Program
Under an arrangement announced Wednesday, employees of the companies — Cisco Systems, 3M, Kimberly-Clark and National Geographic — will be able to buy or lease solar systems for their homes at rates substantially lower than the national average, executives said. The program, offered through Geostellar, an online marketer of solar systems, will be available to more than 100,000 employees and will include options for their friends and families in the United States and parts of Canada.
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Weather: Mild high 50's F., no rain, no wind.
Real policeman walking the block during the thick of it. Smart move, you can see and hear and hear of things on foot that you won't hear in a squad car.
Volunteer Fire Department patrolling around in the small trucks in addition to the police. More eyes and ears. These guys aren't getting paid for this either.
It's great living in a small town. I know every cop on the force was out last night, plus the Fire Dept, and the Ambulance crew was at the station ready to roll just in case they were needed.
Plus all the kids were just unfailingly polite.
This is the stuff that gives me faith in America. Washington D. C. is not the real world. THIS is the Real World.
About 1.5 hours into the 2 hour Trick or Treat time I noticed I was running out candy. I texted for support: mortars, artillery, close air support, maybe a berserker Roomba robot air dropped in. Anything to hold off the hoards of sugar high, pint sized ewoks.
Down to my last 4 candy bars, I considered fixing bayonets and holding valiantly for the next half hour. That seemed a little extreme when your opponents are only two and a half feet tall. Water to the garden hose had been shut off in the basement days ago for winter so that was not an option.


The Peace River Regional District sponsors a $1,000 Graduation Award for Health Care Assistant graduates who have lived in the regional district for 2.5 years prior to beginning the program.
Learn knowledge, skills and attitudes necessary to function effectively as front-line caregivers in community and facility settings. Under the direction and supervision of a health professional, graduates provide person-centred care aimed at promoting and maintaining the physical, emotional, cognitive and social well being of clients/residents.
Graduates are prepared to work in any level of continuing care, such as home support, adult day care, assisted living, and complex care, including special care units. Graduates of NLC's HCA Program are eligible for registration with the BC Care Aide & Community Health Worker Registry.
Location: Dawson Creek Campus (in person). Distance delivery is typically available to the Fort St. John Campus, but travel to Dawson Creek on designated days is a requirement.
The following admission requirements reflect provincial standards mandated by the BC Care Aide and Community Health Worker Registry.
Grade 10 Science or Career and College Preparation SCIE030 with a C or higher.
Grade 10 English: complete all language sections of the Canadian Adult Achievement Test (Vocabulary, Spelling, Reading Comprehension, Language) with a minimum score of 10.9 on each section; or complete the Language Proficiency Index (LPI) with a total score of at least 20 and an essay level of 4 (24/40).
Grade 10 Math: complete numeracy sections (Number Operations and Problem Solving) of the Canadian Adult Achievement Test with a minimum score of 10.9 on each section.
Grade 10 Science complete the Science section of the Canadian Adult Achievement Test with a score of 10.9.
Canadian Academic English Language Assessment (CAEL). Overall Score of 60, with no section less than 50.
complete numeracy sections (Number Operations and Problem Solving) of the Canadian Adult Achievement Test with a minimum score of 10.9 on each section.
complete Science section of the Canadian Adult Achievement Test with a minimum score of 10.9 on each section.
Current CPR (Basic Life Support) Level C with a Standard First Aid program (two days).
A tuberculosis test indicating the absence of active tuberculosis.
Submission of up-to-date immunization records including: Hep B series; Diptheria/Tetanus; Polio; Measles, Mumps, Rubella; Varicella, seasonal influenza, and Pertussis.
B.C. FOODSAFE Level 1 Certificate.
A Schedule B Criminal Record Check for working with children or vulnerable adults No student will be permitted to begin workplace practicum with children or vulnerable adults until the Criminal Record Check has been received and reviewed by NLC. Students are obligated to report any Schedule B criminal convictions that occur after they authorize a Criminal Record Check but are still enrolled in the program. Failure to do so may result in immediate dismissal from the program.
The deadline for completion of all admission criteria is August 1. Students will not be guaranteed a program seat after this date.
Partners: Northern Health; Dawson Creek Society for Community Living.
Students who do not have influenza immunizations may not be able to complete the clinical learning practice components of the program and MOST clinical learning sites require all workers, including learners, to have up-to-date immunizations.
A large amount of course and program resource material is provided solely in electronic form. A personal laptop is recommended for each student.
Transportation and meal costs during clinical and practicum experience are the responsibility of the student. Practicum/clinical assignments will be held at various locations, and may not be in the student's home community.
Appropriate attire and shoes are necessary for practicum experience. Long shifts may be required for some components of the program.
Completion of high school Biology and Chemistry courses are recommended.
NLC adheres to the HCA Provincial Curriculum 2015.


Serologic testing of wild birds for avian influenza virus (AIV) surveillance poses problems due to species differences and nonspecific inhibitors that may be present in sera of wild birds. Recently available competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (cELISA) kits offer a new species-independent approach. In this study we compare two commercial competitive cELISAs, using a total of 184 serum and plasma samples from 23 species of wild birds belonging to 10 orders. Thirteen samples were from experimentally high pathogenicity AI and low pathogenicity AI infected red-legged partridges (Alectoris rufa), 77 samples were from a flock of sentinel hybrid ducks confirmed infected by AI by real-time PCR, and 94 samples were from wild birds admitted to a rehabilitation center. Both ELISAs detected AI antibodies in the experimentally infected partridges, whereas hemagglutination inhibition (HI) was negative. Concordance in results between the two ELISAs was 51.5%. When specific subtype-H5/H7 HI-positive samples were considered for comparison, ELISA 1 appeared to perform better on ducks, whereas ELISA 2 appeared to perform better in other wild bird species. Overall, 68.2% of H5/H7 positive samples tested positive by ELISA 1 and 36% by ELISA 2. Both ELISAs detected AIV-antibody–positive samples negative by specific HI against 9 of the 16 existing hemagglutinin (HA) subtypes. Presumably this reflects either higher sensitivity of cELISA when compared to HI, presence of antibodies against HA subtypes not tested, or unspecific reactions. Performance of ELISA 1 on ducks appears to be comparable to in-house cELISA previously used by other authors in wild birds, but requires a relatively large sample volume. Alternatively, although ELISA 2 required a smaller sample volume, it was less effective at identifying HI-positive samples. The results reflect the necessity of validation of cELISA tests for individual species or at least families, as required by the OIE.


3D Funny Fish – new absolutely great screensaver by ArcadeStudio.com (the creator of 3D Dragons Screensaver). Mysterious ancient city with columns and a vase, sunk ship, blue and clean water, sandy seabed, appearing sunny rays, animated and funny bright colored fishes, cute turtle and fantastical algae – the beauty of submarine life. The registered version has three various scenes and no nag screen for long-time pleasure!


As the Dow transports soar toward new YTD highs, the Dow industrials struggle to surpass the highs of April.
About a month ago I suggested in a piece for Traders.com Advantage ("The Return of the Son of Bearish Confirmations," May 13, 2004) that it if the Dow Transportation Average ($TRAN) followed the Dow Industrials Average ($INDU) below its March 2004 lows, then the markets would be providing their second bearish confirmation or second Dow theory "sell signal." Recall that the first bearish confirmation or Dow theory sell signal came when both Averages moved down below their February 2004 lows in a correction that culminated with the March 2004 lows. Since those lows, both Averages have rallied powerfully. But the path of those rallies has differed in significant ways -- ways that are increasingly worth noting as both Averages move closer and closer toward resistance.
Both Averages moved up in late May and into April in three-stage rallies. In the case of the Industrials, the first peak came in early April and was followed by a lower peak later in the month. In the case of the Transports, the first peak in early April was followed by a higher peak later in the month. There is no special significance to this "alternation." At best, the Industrials failed to confirm the higher high of the Transports in late April. However, as I have tried to emphasize in a number of articles for Traders.com Advantage and Working-Money.com, a non-confirmation is, essentially, a Dow theory non-event. Arguably, the rally was in trouble by late April because of this non-confirmation. But there is nothing in Dow theory that insists this be the case.
Figure 1: Next stop: the year-to-date highs�at least if the bulls have anything to say about it.
Nevertheless, both rallies did run out of steam in late April (there was a stochastic divergence with regard to the Transports, but no additional clues other than the "non-event" mentioned above). As both Averages corrected, the Industrials fell far enough to exceed the March 2004 lows on the downside, yet the Transports failed to do so -- never closing below 2800 (the March 2004 lows in the Transports were about 2750). This set up another non-confirmation or Dow theory non-event. Again, it might mean that the decline was in trouble (as was the rally when the last Dow theory "non-event" occurred in late April). But Dow theory suggests no immediate action and, moreover, the Dow theory "sell signal" would still be considered intact.
Figure 2. A close above the April highs in the Industrials would provide a Dow theory bullish confirmation.
Once again, the declines ended shortly after the non-confirmation/non-event and the Averages rallied again. And it is in this rally that traders and investors found themselves in early June. The strength and suddenness of the rally has no doubt taken traders and investors by surprise -- and it is hard to doubt that at least a part of this rally is not the result of short trades being called back to the barracks. Still, real or apparent, short-covering-based or authentic, the rally in the Industrials is currently headed toward support at the April highs, while the rally in the Transports is making mucho headway toward the January/year-to-date highs.
Much will hinge on how these Averages deal with these looming resistance levels. Right now, it is worth watching to see if another non-confirmation develops -- this time, between the Transports' ability to close above their April highs and the Industrials' failure -- thus far -- to do the same. If the Industrials do close above their April highs, such an action would represent a bullish confirmation which would, at a minimum, challenge the bearish confirmation/Dow theory sell signal from March.


The church and monastery form a fine classical architectural group erected in the 18th century by Eustache Restout. Both buildings and site are listed. In the north transept, the Virgin's chapel: sculptured group in terracotta sculpture from Noron la Poterie, by Melchior Verly. Premonstratensian abbey and highly active cultural centre. Group reservation available.


Tabletop mountain is towering 1086 meters over Cape Town, and is around 500 million years in the making. Obviously my brother and I had to climb it. I mean how can you not after watching it from all different angles around town?
It started to rain 30 min into the hike. It was cold and windy and at times we could barley see more than two meters ahead. After 3,5 hours of climbing we reached the top, soaking wet, cold and hungry AF. But we made it, we up!
It litteraly took my breath away (pun intended). What can I say.. Nothing will ever be as beautiful as our planet in itself with her different landscaped and all the different beautiful creatures calling it their home. We must fight for this. We most preserve this planet, our only home. Check out our #savetheplanet challenge for small tweaks you can take to minimize your impact on earth!


On Saturday, March 23rd Dawn and I had the privilege of attending the opening day for Mimi Dietrich's Hometown Girl exhibit at the Maryland Historical Society in Baltimore MD. This is a year long exhibit featuring the designs and works of the fabulous Mimi herself, and it is certainly not to be missed!
The program was kicked off with words from Mimi, starting with the first quilt she ever touched and followed her quilting history to her discovery of Baltimore Album quilts and her love of teaching quilters. It was amazing to see the auditorium filled with quilters, family, and friends. The talk was followed by a reception with wine and cheese and then we were onto the quilts!
Even the wine bottles were celebrating our "Hometown Girl"!
The exhibit features three galleries of quilts, an interactive "Build a Quilt" Lego station, and a video of Mimi. As a quilter, this exhibit is a must see. Mimi and the Historical Society have put together an incredible exhibit.
It was a truly enjoyable day; full of laughter, friends, and of course the quilts. The exhibit will be open for an entire year, and we highly recommend going to see it!
Just a handful of exhibit visitors!
Dawn and I caught up with the Hometown Girl herself!
...We'll definitely be going back again!


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Hadrian's Wall: Life on the Roman...
Late Iron Age house at Brigantium Roman Fort, Murton Park, near York.
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Late Iron Age Britain
We have already seen how conspicuous the Wall can be as a landscape feature today. How much do you think survives of the native settlements in use in northern Britain at the time the Wall was built?
Before the Roman invasion, northern Britain was home to a number of groups or tribes, including the Parisi, the Brigantes, the Selgovae and the Votadini, among others. It is not known how many tribes there were, or precisely where the boundaries of the known tribes were, as we only know of them through the later Roman authors. These people differed greatly in appearance, dialect, governance and religious beliefs. In the north of Britain, most of the archaeological evidence for Iron Age peoples comes from their settlements, and recent fieldwork has suggested that the lowlands were very well populated, with a settlement found roughly every kilometre.
Map showing where the tribes were © Newcastle University
Larger version of the map showing where the tribes were
The best known and most obvious sites of Iron Age date are the hillforts. Sometimes this is a misnomer because not all the sites are on hill-tops, but they all have impressive multiple ditch and bank defences which would have required considerable organisation to erect. The use of hillforts changed over the years, being at various times seasonal gathering places, defensive forts and settlement sites, but they had largely fallen out of use by the 1st century AD.
Plan of a hillfort at Chesters Hill Fort, East Lothian, Scotland
Other settlements were small and agriculturally based, with people living in extended family groups in round houses built within enclosures. The enclosures were formed by combinations of ditches and banks, sometimes with wooden palisades. Inside the earthworks the areas were subdivided, often creating an inner enclosure containing the largest building of the settlement. These larger round-houses may have been the residences of the main family or provided the focus of the settlement in some other way. Smaller circular structures between the outer and inner enclosures may have housed people of lower status or have been animal shelters or stores. Empty spaces within the enclosures may have been stockyards or night folds. There is also evidence for metalworking at most of the sites.
Like the reconstruction in the picture above, the buildings were normally circular in shape and made with low walls of unshaped stones. Conical roofs of thatch were supported by timber posts inside the building, and some buildings were large enough to suggest a second storey.
These settlements typically only have a small assemblage of artefacts in the north of Britain, consisting of fragments of locally-made pottery, pieces of stone querns for grinding flour from grain, and fragments of glass armlets or bracelets. When these objects are found, it tends to be in significant locations such as the threshold of a door or in the terminal of a ditch. This means that these objects were left as part of the abandonment of the site, rather than reflecting the full set of objects that people used during their daily lives.
Evidence in the form of animal bones and burnt grains and seeds tell us that the main crops grown at these sites were spelt wheat and hulled barley, and pasture was used for cattle, sheep, and pigs with some horses and dogs.
In the next step we will look at the arrival of the Roman army and examine the implications of the first Roman campaigns for people living in settlements such as these in northern England.
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In reply to: bbPress 2.0: designed for scale?
Thanks JJJ. This clarifies things and I understand the priorities.
And I'd be very interested to see bbPress 2.0's perf on one of the big .org forums.
This isn't an issue for a Worpress blog, even a massive multisite installation like WordPress.com, because the posts table for each blog is separate and there is seldom a need to do a cross-blog query. This means that WordPress for blogs can scale nicely without too many tricks.
One potential solution is to create a helper table that denormalizes the things you need and points to the actual post in the wp_post table.
It has been a month and I think that this is a worthwhile thing to discuss, so giving it a bump.
> two dozen users that insisted on using "Greg" as their display name and similar avatars?
With normal users in a healthy forum with a sense of community, duplicates will self correct. People will create unique pictures to identify themselves.
With malicious users, that's a moderation issue and should be an isolated incident in a healthy forum.
In an unhealthy forum you have bigger problems than duplicate profile pictures.
Like I said earlier in the thread, a lot depends on the nature of the forum. If it is a tight knit community, then you really don't need to compromise the user experience to cater for the edge case you describe.
But in a support forum I could imagine this being more of an issue so I wouldn't use non-unique display names in that situation.
Thanks Chris. There is one place I see akismet hooked up to the bozo plugin. When the Akismet service comes back with a positive then it checks that the bozo plugin is installed and if so sets that user to a bozo.
I thought this was the ONLY current way (aside from other plugins) that a user automatically becomes a bozo. Is that correct?
I have used the bozo plugin to manually deal with spammers. As far as I know it just makes their posts visible to them but invisible to everyone else. Simple but effective.
I HAVE had problems when using akismet, so I thought the issues were more on the akisment side than the bozo side. Were the problems you mention in that post happening without akismet active?
_ck_, oh, I get it. You aren't removing the login name and replacing it with the account email, you are just allowing users to log on using their email address.
So during registration users still need to provide a login name, and the path to their profile will always contain that login name.
Hmmm. I'm not sure whether that makes things easier or more complicated for the user.
That sounds very useful – look forward to seeing it.
I also like the login with email address option. Trade off there is that it becomes harder to switch the email address associated with the account. Probably a good trade though.
One other thing… I was thinking of leveraging the XMLRPC support to enable publishing of posts from an iPhone app.
I guess I would have to find a different way to do this in 0.9.
Just like to add that I'm personally not terribly worried about the admin section UI. There are other more important things (perf, for example).
I NEVER write admin pages for my own plugins, but rather use a simple config file. I often think how nice it would be to have pretty admin pages, but it never gets to the top of the priority list because user features are more important.
_ck_, thanks. A year ago I really didn't understand the code base very well so the 0.9 versus 1.0 decision wasn't terribly well informed. And I think that if I went to 0.9 I would want to also get out of deep integration to get all of the perf benefits.
Now that I've written a bunch of custom plugins it is probably a simple thing to get all this working. As part of the user management model it does seem like something that is a core part of the system though.
BTW, one little complication is to add something along the lines of the way 1.0+ caches userdata with one big query before rendering all the individual topics (thereby avoiding individual queries for display name at each topic). The plugin would need to take care of this too.
Using display names versus login names is an ancient argument and there are pros and cons on each side. It is a user experience design decision that individual site owners will make.
I don't think the spoofing is a real issue — like Ben says you can display the member role to avoid that. Two users CAN select the same display name, but people deal with duplicate names in real life all the time. The profile picture becomes more important though.
Personally, I think the argument in favor of display names gets stronger in proportion to the degree of community in your forum. So I wouldn't use them on a support forum, but I would use them on an enthusiast site.
Long story, but I might switch back to 0.9 on one project if I can somehow get display name support.
IF I did use a fork, it would be 0.9 (to me this is an existing fork, not a new one) to get away from Backpress. This would be mostly for performance reasons and so I'll be watching the db query count on the plugin version with interest.
I have a WPMU install with an integrated forum. I ended up using 1.0+ with deep integration.
If my memory serves me one of the reasons was that 1.0 has display name support, but 0.9 doesn't.
Nope, many sites will continue to use and advance bbPress standalone. Matt might not invest dev resources in that, but others will.
So I think Matt acknowledges the potential continued existence of standalone, but believes that independent roadmaps is the right approach. I was hoping to take a step back and discuss the relative merits of that versus an approach where plugin and standalone were more coupled.
I'm rapidly running out of hope that such a discussion is even possible in this community.
I guess one could also use the check on BBP_VERSION (or equivalent) to print an error message when the plugin refuses to activate.
But a user would still need to install the plugin or look in the code (or read the README if the plugin author was good enough to mention the dependency).
My underlying assumption is that 0.9 or another fork will keep standalone alive.
We can acknowledge this reality and discuss its relationship with bbPress-as-plugin, or we can continue the (now pointless I believe) argument of standalone versus plugin.
Personally, I think there are valid arguments for both coupled and independent roadmaps. I'd like to know what other people think.
Feel free to start a different thread to talk about the specific performance aspects of bbPlugin versus bbStandalone.
One more attempt to focus this thread on the original question: I am interested in a discussion on the relative merits of evolving bbStandalone and bbPlugin independently versus in a coordinated fashion, NOT the relative merits of bbStandalone versus bbPlugin.
Repeating the advantages of both, with one additional pro that I thought of for the coupled roadmap.
Matt, absolutely. Point taken. All I am pointing out is that the involvement of large standalone sites will provide *additional* impetus for performance/scaling.
And to get the thread back to the original question, I am interested in a discussion on the relative merits of evolving bbStandalone and bbPlugin independently versus in a coordinated fashion, not the relative merits of bbStandalone versus bbPlugin.
So given that the two paths exist, I think it is useful to discuss the extent to which they should be independent of each other.
Can you clarify what you mean by "large header text"?
Kakumei wasn't designed with a black background in mind, so you will probably need to restyle many elements to make it look decent.
A very easy way to find the CSS elements you need is to install Firebug in Firefox. You can then right click on any element in the page and Firebug will tell you its name and the line number where it is defined in style.css.
You can even change the element definition right there and see the impact of the change in your browser.
If you have trouble finding any specific elements after trying with Firebug, post here explaining what you did and we can point you to the right place in style.css.
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You mention "several" registrations. Is there a specific reason that you think this is a spambot as opposed to a human spammer?
Now we are reaching another inflection point and I am making an investment in efficiency. I fully expect the site to a be completely custom at some point in the future.
_ck_, I'd like to know more about the "guaranteed growth failure". I understand how vertical scaling (bigger server) eventually runs out of steam, but (aside from cost) what is to stop horizontal scaling (more servers) for WP?
Also, it sounds like you have experience of hitting the ceiling. I am interested in the rough traffic level where this happens. 1MB per instance is definitely high, but with 2GB or RAM on a server you need a pretty busy site to max that out.
I find that the bottleneck is more often on CPU. So high query counts and deep call stacks seem to be more of a culprit than the instance size. Is there some other reason that you're concerned about the size of the RAM footprint?
In reply to: Do you use WordPress Deep Integration? could you answer two questions please?
Hmmm, I have always specified the keys in my config files. When I've got a moment I will see whether the nonce thing is still an issue.
BTW, here is the BuddyPress thread where Andy confirmed that I needed deep integration. Of course, this may be outdated by now.
_ck_, I would agree if it were just a matter of a clone theme. I operated our site like that for a couple of years. But when your customization goes beyond just a theme, then the costs of "cloning" get high in their own way.
To repeat this thread, the duplication results in higher dev cost, more complexity to maintain and more bugs (to use a Rails-ism, the code isn't very DRY).
No question that it gets more performance and uses less resources though.
I have now (1) figured out how to measure the number of queries correctly for both sides and (2) removed some very silly overhead that was immediately revealed after I achieved (1).
The result is that both Kakumei and my custom theme do around 40 queries on the front page of the forum.
Apologies for all the noise in the two posts before this one — a great illustration of more haste less speed.
Of course, the ">"s that appear in my code above should be greater than signs.
A: niggly issues like the fact that I couldn't get WP and BBP to share the same nonce value for safe logout. These all magically go away with deep integration (e.g. I now only use WP's login/logout functions).
B: it is much easier to create a custom user experience that crosses from blog to forum. My biggest example here is a site wide reputation system. So I need to display display profile pictures, badges and levels alongside forum posts and blog comments in the exact same way. I could do this without deep integration but then I would need to duplicate some functionality across WP and BBP plugins (e.g. writing a function on the bbPress side to get the avatar location).
I think at its core deep integration is about a trade off between [raw performance + server cost] on the one hand and [dev cost + ttm + maintainability] on the other.
So to your second question… the data I pull across is mainly user metadata as I described above.
And regarding plugins… very few plugins that aren't custom.
One other thing: the deep integration we're talking about is one way. I also integrate the other way (e.g. showing forum posts on blog pages) and this is done without deep integration. That is, I have created functions on the WP side to query the db for forum data.


Coalter, Vicki (2008) Second chance learning and the contexts of teaching: a study of the learning experiences of further education students with few qualifications. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow.
This thesis examines the learning experience of a group of students in a further education college. This group, mainly adult returners, (there was a small cohort of school leavers) with few academic qualifications, succeeded in gaining Higher National awards and some went on to complete a degree. Students from 1995-2002 on one course in a college of further education were surveyed and interviewed. Findings from 95 questionnaires and 60 interviews on what factors they considered important to their success, how they learned best, and what elements of the learning experience were important to them, were all used to examine the learning of this group of students, both with Highers and without Highers, adult returners and school leavers, with a view to designing a teaching model for both sets of students. The initial hypothesis that those without Higher qualifications required something radically different from those with Highers, was disproved. Three case studies were used to give a more chronological and holistic picture of the student experience. The study shows that discussion, group communal learning and the trust and reciprocity exhibited within the dynamics of this particular FE classroom contributed to the efficacy of the learning experiences. Concepts of learner identity, discourse, student and teacher identities and pedagogical traditions were explored in the light of the data. Social capital was used as a heuristic device to examine the mechanics of classroom activity, the bonding of the group and how the small world of an FE classroom related to the larger networks of the workplace, the community and higher education. The final outcome, the model, was presented as a broad set of principles based on the students' comments, the teacher/researcher's experience and education theories. It was to be "learning focused" rather than "training focused" (Eraut et al. 2000: 240). Relationships between staff and students, students and students, modes of thinking linked to critical discourse and collaborative activity were the key factors in their successful achievement. The workplace context and the use of the practical setting were seen as important in making the learning link to "real life" but were not seen as the pivotal force. This combination of social and cognitive forces was translated into a model. The principles contained in the model were an expression of the way the students changed in their thinking, and in themselves, and what classroom dynamics brought these changes about.


Dr. Hui-Ming Cheng is Professor and Director of Advanced Carbon Research Division of Shenyang National Laboratory for Materials Science, Institute of Metal Research, the Chinese Academy of Sciences. He worked at AIST-Kyushu from 1990 to 1992 and Nagasaki University from 1992 to 1993 in Japan, and at MIT in USA from 1997 to 1998.
His research activities mainly focus on the synthesis, properties and applications of carbon nanotubes, graphene, energy storage materials, photocatalytic semiconducting materials, and high-performance bulk carbon materials. He published over 350 peer-reviewed papers on Nature, Nature Mater., Nature Commun., PNAS, Adv. Mater., JACS, Angew. Chemie, Adv. Funct. Mater., Adv. Energy Mater., ACS Nano, J. Mater. Chem., Carbon, etc. He has received several international and national awards, including National Natural Science Award (2nd class) in 2006, the Charles E. Pettinos Award (American Carbon Society, USA) in 2010, and the Prize for Scientific and Technological Progress of Ho Leung Ho Lee Foundation in 2010. He is the Editor of Carbon since 2000 and the Editor-in-Chief of New Carbon Materials since 1998. Prof. Cheng was the co-chairman of the World Conference on Carbon in 2002 (Beijing) and 2011 (Shanghai), and he has given more than 60 plenary/keynote/invited talks in international conferences and symposia.


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Cases for June 1997
UNITED STATES v. GRISANTI June 30, 1997 Nos. 1047, 1048, Dockets 96-1416(L), 96-1459(XAP).
STONE v. CITY OF MOUNT VERNON June 30, 1997 No. 1158, Docket 96-7976.
UNITED STATES v. TRUPIN June 27, 1997 Nos. 524, 713, Dockets 96-1252, 96-1307.
BASIL COOK ENTERPRISES INC v. ST REGIS MOHAWK TRIBE June 27, 1997 No. 189, Docket 96-7273.
MATIMAK TRADING CO v. KHALILY June 27, 1997 No. 1251, Docket 96-9117.
QUINONES QUINONES v. CHATER June 26, 1997 No. 1247, Docket 96-6207.
ALBANY SAVINGS BANK FSB v. HALPIN June 26, 1997 No. 905, Docket 96-7393.
CAMPANIELLO IMPORTS LTD v. SAPORITI ITALIA June 26, 1997 No. 1221, Docket 96-9113.
KRACUNAS v. IONA COLLEGE June 26, 1997 Nos. 290, 879, Dockets 96-7128, 96-7144.
INNOVATIVE HEALTH SYSTEMS INC v. CITY OF WHITE PLAINS June 26, 1997 No. 1032, Docket 96-7797.
CLOROX COMPANY v. STERLING WINTHROP INC June 26, 1997 No. 1041, Docket 96-9030.
BBS NORWALK ONE INC v. RACCOLTA INC June 26, 1997 No. 1451, Docket 96-9428.
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GRAIN MILLERS, AFL-CIO and Its Local Union Nos. 1, 4, 16, 36, 37, 55, 85,88, 118, 122, and 226, Theodore David, Robert Holub, Dean D. Vail, Bernell B. Osterman, Russell D. Adams, Lewis E. Bertollini, Edward B. Kohout, Kenneth J. M June 23, 1997 No. 1096, Docket 96-7948.
UNITED STATES v. MILLER June 20, 1997 Nos. 343, 483, 344, 349, 383, 345-348, Dockets 95-1077(L), 95-1308, 95-1203, 95-1302, 95-1307, 95-1327, 95-1466, 95-1642 and 96-1031.
UNITED STATES v. REYES June 20, 1997 No. 758, Docket 96-1295.
UNITED STATES v. VELEZ VASQUEZ June 19, 1997 No. 1350, Docket 96-1554.
RODRIGUEZ v. WEPRIN June 19, 1997 No. 15, Docket 95-2416.
NEW MOON SHIPPING COMPANY LIMITED v. MAN DIESEL AG June 18, 1997 No. 304, Docket 96-7289.
IN RE: Harold DUBROFF June 18, 1997 No. 863, Docket 96-5067.
UNITED STATES v. NEIL June 18, 1997 No. 1531, Docket 96-1623.
ENDICOTT JOHNSON CORPORATION v. LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY June 17, 1997 Dockets 97-7265(L), 97-7335(XAP).
SIMMS v. VILLAGE OF ALBION NEW YORK June 16, 1997 No. 396, Docket 95-9191.
SEALEY v. GILTNER III June 16, 1997 No. 393, Docket 95-2683.
SHUMWAY v. UNITED PARCEL SERVICE INC June 13, 1997 No. 969, Docket 96-7911.
SCARIA v. RUBIN June 13, 1997 No. 1072, Docket 96-6211.
TSENG v. EL AL ISRAEL AIRLINES LTD June 13, 1997 Nos. 331, 857, Dockets 96-7447, 96-7619.
UNITED STATES v. DAVIS June 12, 1997 Nos. 1076, 1233, Dockets 96-1143(L),96-1204(X).
AGEE v. PARAMOUNT COMMUNICATIONS INC TV II June 11, 1997 No. 32, Docket 95-7890.
UNITED STATES v. INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF TEAMSTERS CHAUFFEURS WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS OF AMERICA AFL CIO June 11, 1997 No. 898, Docket No. 96-6196.
VIRGINIA ELECTRIC & POWER COMPANY; Jersey Central Power & Light Company; Yankee Gas Services Company; Public Service Electric & Gas Company; Baltimore Gas & Electric Company; Orange & Rockland Utilities Inc.; Niagara Mohawk Power Corp.; June 10, 1997 No. 96-5096.
FIRST NATIONAL SUPERMARKETS INC v. RETAIL WHOLESALE CHAIN STORE FOOD EMPLOYEES UNION LOCAL 338 AFFILIATED WITH THE RETAIL WHOLESALE AND DEPARTMENT STORE UNION AFL CIO June 10, 1997 No. 1228, Docket 96-9111.
HENDRICKS v. COUGHLIN III June 9, 1997 No. 1093, Docket 95-2842.
FISHER v. VASSAR COLLEGE June 5, 1997 Nos. 1179, 1303 and 2275, Dockets 94-7737, 94-7785 and 94-9125.
UNITED STATES v. MATT June 4, 1997 No. 96-1614.
TORRES v. PISANO June 3, 1997 No. 1137, Docket 96-7939.
UNITED STATES v. MALPESO June 3, 1997 Nos. 922, 979 and 980, Dockets 96-1237, 96-1262 and 96-1263.
FDIC v. PROVIDENCE COLLEGE June 2, 1997 No. 327, Docket 96-6097.
PERRY v. ETHAN ALLEN INC June 2, 1997 Nos. 912, 913, Dockets 96-7545, 96-7639.
IN RE: Jeffrey E. LAVIGNE June 2, 1997 No. 1141, Docket 96-5104.
DOYLE 1199 RWDSU v. KAMENKOWITZ June 2, 1997 Nos. 721, 899, Dockets 96-7894(L), 96-7928(XAP).


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Last October when we planted our haul of bulbs – Narcissus, Tulip, Allium, Iris, Muscari……it felt like it would take forever to see the brown earth come alive and be filled with flowers. I was SO excited when the first flowers appeared on the farm, Spring had arrived to break the long, dark winter.
But now, almost too soon our flowery golden bounty of daffodils has come to an end.
I happily harvested those first flowers in rain and then sunshine. I couldn't wait to get my first lot of blooms to the market (lots of Daffodils and some Hyacinths and Tulips), imagining all the customers who would be thrilled to buy a pop of sunshine…. Off I went….And sold TWO bunches. Few people wanted my humble yellow daffs. The interest was on the Tulips and Hyacinths – of which I sold a few. I went home a little deflated.
Over the next few weeks more varieties of daffodils made an appearance – the doubles Golden Ducat and Apotheose and the sweetly scented Paperwhites, Martinette and Bridal Crown (which is both double and scented). At the same time my confidence on the market grew.


A miko shaman who would just prefer to be a good wife.
She was said to be the most favored courtesan of Emperor Toba at the end of the Heian period.
She was also said to take the form of a nine-tailed fox with golden fur and a pale face.
Events led to Tamamo's expulsion from the imperial court, culminating in a great battle against the humans, after which she was peacefully driven off, or whatever.
Source: Japanese mythology. One of the Three Great Youkai.
Tamamo is a girlish Servant who might as well be wearing a sign that says "Looking for highly rated lovers!" However, at heart she wishes to exert herself for her partner.
In life, her childhood name was Mizukume.
She entered the service of the court at the age of eighteen, and later became one of Emperor Toba's courtesans, taking the name Tamamo-no-Mae.
She was favored by the emperor for her beauty and extensive knowledge.
A Noble Phantasm in the shape of a mirror. It is the momentary release of the the sacred treasure Weight Stone of Tamamo (Tamamo Shizu'ishi).
Originally it was a sacred relic that could even resurrect the dead, but the current Tamamo cannot draw out its power to that extent.
These arts are said to encompass techniques such as the divination of one's time of death, or the secrets to gaining power — either by acquiring status and assets (for males), or seducing the powerful (for females).
However, Tamamo isn't very eager to use them. Perhaps she had enough of them in the past.
The skill Tool Construction, uniquely modified in various ways.
One can only call it a fox priestess's cheat skill in which Tamamo unilaterally declares her wedding, causes an auspicious rain shower, and forces gifts onto ally-like people who happen to be present.
Tamamo solemnly reflected on her past misdeeds and cut off her tails, leaving her with just one.
As an aside, the severed tails have spiritual power and cores equivalent to the original Tamamo.
But don't worry — she can only progress as far as three tails through Saint Graph Readvent.
"On! The! Scene! Your very own dependable fox priestess, Caster, is here as ordered!
1. It is difficult to convey Tamamo's speech style in English. Imagine an overly cutesy girl + refined imperial courtesan, and you're about 60% there.


South Cambridgeshire Liberal Democrats are welcoming Baroness Kate Parminter to speak to us after a light supper on Friday 11th November. She recently led a debate in the House of Lords on "Brexit - environmental and climate change policy" and will speak to us on the same theme.
The bar is available from 6.30pm with supper starting soon after. Kate will speak at 7.40pm and the AGM will be just after 8.30pm. There is no charge for just coming to the AGM but supper costs £10 or £6.50 for unwaged which can be paid on the night. It's at Foxton Village Hall (CB22 6RN for sat navs) Please reply as soon as possible to ensure there is sufficient food!
During the AGM we will elect a new Executive. This is an opportunity for any member to get more involved with the local party, please contact Clare or Jean if you would like to know more or stand for election. Attached here is an outline of job descriptions for the officers.
Susan van de Ven, Prospective Parliamentary Candidate for South Cambs, will also be at the meeting and would especially like to meet anyone interested in considering that role.


Perhaps it is due to the aging of the Baby Boomers or a greater understanding of the needs of older people, but nursing homes just aren't what they used to be. There have been many changes that have led to the growth of a variety of types of nursing homes, ranging from the traditional sorts of settings to those that are designed to offer the maximum amount of independence while still offering health support.
While there is still need for the traditional sorts of nursing homes for those facing more serious health conditions, there has been a movement in the eldercare industry towards settings that respect the need for independence and dignity. Assisted living nursing homes offer a terrific example of that. In these types of nursing homes, residents live fairly independently, with medical and housekeeping staff checking in and offering support as needed.
This is a good option for those who can still perform most care tasks for themselves. Maintaining the highest degree possible of their independence can make a real difference in perceived quality of life. Aging and its health effects can be difficult enough to deal with, without having to give up the most basic aspects of being an adult – the ability to make basic decisions for oneself, such as what time to get up, what to eat, what to wear, when to go out and when to come home.
Some nursing homes provide day care services and respite care. That way, those who are providing care at home have a place where the person they are caring for will be safe while they are at work or a resource available in the event that a bit of a break from care giving is needed. This can be a valuable source of social interaction for the older person as well, enhancing quality of life.
There are many types of nursing homes today to choose from. Whether round the clock care is necessary or just a bit of help every now and again for the mostly independent senior, with a little time and effort spent investigating the possibilities, you'll easily find a suitable option.


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Protecting yourself from potentially life-threatening diseases should be one of your top priorities. At Arlington Family Practice, Dr. Ann Morvai and the medical team are committed to providing men, women, and families living in Arlington, Massachusetts, the most effective and up-to-date immunizations on the market. Book an appointment online or by phone to get the immunizations you need.
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Your doctor injects a small and diluted amount of the virus into your body with a needle. In response, your body builds up antibodies to reject the virus. These stay in your body and protect you from future infections.
Immunizations are instrumental in preventing dangerous diseases. Remember that refusing to get vaccinated against certain diseases can expose you to things like infertility, paralysis, and even death.
If you're still wondering why you need to stay up to date with your immunizations, well it's simply the responsible thing to do, not just for yourself, but for those in your community.
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It's essential to ensure that your child starts off with up-to-date immunizations, as this will reduce the risks of them contracting an illness down the line. Arlington Family Practice recommends that children under the age of 18 get the following immunizations.
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In the military (vehicle) now
by Cristin Parker cristin@thecherokeean.com
Courtesy Photo Tom Townsend, left, and his wife Jan, right, recently worked with Chuck Norris and the History Channel by providing their Humvee for the channel's show 'Epic Guide to Military Vehicles'.
Old military vehicles don't die – they just get drafted into the movie business, thanks to one local couple.
Veteran Tom Townsend and his wife, Jan, have acquired, refurbished and continue to maintain a fleet of historic military vehicles from the World War II, Viet Nam, Korea, Cold War and Desert Storm eras – many of which have been featured in the YouTube series, Military Motor Pool; documentaries; training films; major motion pictures; music videos; and parades.
"Most recently we provided our Humvee to the show, Epic Guide to Military Vehicles, on the History Channel, with Chuck Norris," Tom said. "I hadn't worked with Chuck before, but I worked with his brother years ago on the Universal Soldier movie. Chuck was great. I've never met anybody nicer in the business. He's a true Texan at heart."
The couple's collection includes artillery tractors, Humvees, jeeps, deuce-and-a-half cargo trucks, ambulances and even a Royal Enfield Ensign bicycle. All their vehicles are authentic ex-military vehicles, originally owned by either the U.S. or foreign military forces.
"I founded Toyland Combat Vehicles in 1995, not really because I planned to – it just worked out that way," Tom said with a laugh. "At that time I was both a military vehicle collector and a World War II reenactor. Courage Under Fire, a movie about a friendly-fire incident during the first Gulf War, was filming near El Paso. To recreate the extensive battle scenes the producers had purchased a dozen early post World War II British Centurion tanks from a collector in Australia and rebuilt them to look like M-1 Abrams.
"The regular army crews hired to operate them immediately proved to be unfamiliar with the primitive mechanics of 50-year-old armored vehicles with steering levers, crash box transmissions and 90-pound clutches.
"The producers went looking for old ex-tankers, museum volunteers and military vehicle collectors. They found all three in me and I was hired.
"The job proved to be two weeks of pure fun and no sleep, driving a 50-ton tank through fire and smoke, but without anyone actually trying to kill me. I fell in love with the filming business, so I began enlarging and tailoring my own collection of combat film vehicles to fit the needs of movie and television production."
Other movies the Townsends' vehicles have been showcased in include, Pearl Harbor, Olympus Has Fallen, Courage Under Fire, Secondhand Lions, Universal Soldier: The Return, Rough Riders and Harold & Kumar Escape From Guantanamo Bay.
Townsend served for five years as an artillery officer in the Arkansas National Guard right out of high school, before transferring to the Texas National Guard, where he served as a tank platoon leader.
His father served in both WWII and Korea.
Townsend said he's pleased to be able to preserve the pieces of mechanical history he's acquired.
"We do everything we can to preserve and maintain these pieces," he said. "It's an expensive process, and the movie business helps pay for that.
"It's my way of honoring the veterans of all nations who had the courage to ride these vehicles into harm's way and do the job they had to do."
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K. Lawson Wellington: Bringing Zealous Advocacy to DUI Defense
By June Johnson
K. Lawson Wellington is a staple in the D.C. traffic law community. A graduate of Howard University School of Law, he established the Law Office of K. Lawson Wellington in 1996, dedicated to DUI, personal injury, family law, and criminal defense in the District of Columbia and Maryland.
Previously, Wellington was a partner at Williams & Wellington LLP, a general practice law firm in Washington, D.C., where he represented clients in criminal and civil cases. Wellington not only has vast trial experience, but he also advises clients in alternate dispute resolution matters. No matter the case, he is known as a fierce advocate for his clients' rights.
Did you grow up in the Washington, D.C., area?
I am from Jamaica. I lived in New York for a year and then did undergraduate studies and law school at Howard University.
What led you to practice in the District of Columbia?
[After I] finished at Howard, I got my start working with another Howard Law alum, Anna Williams. I took the Maryland Bar and waived into D.C., effectively gaining admission to both bars with one exam sitting — which was what other practitioners and mentors recommended. You heard during 3L year that was the approach to take.
Traffic law has recently become a hot practice area. As someone who has practiced since the late '90s, what changes have you seen?
I'd say DUI has become, to use your words, "a hot practice area" over the last decade or so. Previously, it was lumped or categorized as traffic law (and still is for all practical purposes, as the offenses are prosecuted by the same criminal division of the Office of the Attorney General). But [it] has since developed into something of a niche practice area, largely because a DUI arrest or conviction can have a direct negative impact on an individual's driving privileges — it can lead to both suspension and/or revocation. Drivers trying to avoid this outcome are more inclined to engage legal representation.
How has the Black Lives Matter movement in regard to traffic stops affected your practice?
My first instinct is, it hasn't. Officers are doing [fewer] arrests. Traffic numbers are down, really down, more so during the COVID pandemic. It is unclear whether that is a direct function of Black Lives Matter protests as [they] relate to deaths of Black males and people of color. Could there be a directive from upper command? I can't say. I do believe, though, that the pervasive use of body-worn cameras at [Metropolitan Police Department] and nearby Maryland counties has curbed certain bad actors' behavior and has had a chilling effect on rogue, egregious policing.
What are the most common mistakes that motorists make behind the wheel?
Sleeping in their cars after they consume alcohol or drugs. So many clients say, "but I wasn't driving," except that D.C. DUI laws say you cannot be "in physical control" of the vehicle. Many clients end up with a DUI arrest sitting or sleeping behind the wheel with the engine on, maybe using the air conditioner or heat, or simply listening to music or charging their cell phone. Also, many people do not know that they have the absolute right to refuse the standard field sobriety tests.
Would you encourage other attorneys to enter this area of practice? If so, what advice would you give?
Yes, I would. I'd say, first thing, build a website and raise your online profile. It's marketing and reputation-driven with elements such as Google and the like playing a huge role. Start today!


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NOTE: In 2008 and older reference books there is a listing for U-281A. It is now merged with U-301 as they are the same insulator.
NOTE: In 2008 and older reference books, there was a U-302 listed. Listing are now part of U-303.
NOTE: In 2008 and older reference books, there was a U-308A listed. It is now part of U-308 as it is a trim variation.
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NOTE: In 2008 and older reference books, there was a U-316A listed. Listing are now moved to U-313A.
NOTE: In 2008 and older reference books, there was a U-315 listed. Listing are now part of U-322.
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WARSAW, Poland -- The United States' special representative for Ukraine voiced optimism Wednesday that Russia will still choose to "make peace and withdraw from eastern Ukraine" and said that if it does, Washington stands ready to play a role in the transition.
Kurt Volker said the United States has suggested to Russia that a United Nations-mandated force could provide security following a Russian withdrawal of troops, and is waiting to hear Moscow's response.
"If Russia chooses to do that, we are prepared to help," Volker told a small group of reporters in Warsaw ahead of a speech he gave to diplomats and politicians at the German Marshall Fund for the United States, a think tank focused on trans-Atlantic cooperation.
Volker said his hope comes from the fact that Russia is now paying a huge price for its military involvement in the eastern Ukrainian region of Donbass.
He cited Russia's military costs, casualties, frozen ties with the U.S. and the European Union, and unprecedented anti-Russian feelings growing among young Ukrainians.
"I think what Russia was hoping for was to see a Russian-friendly government come back in Kiev," Volker said, referring to Russia's incursions into Ukraine in 2014.
Last week, the Trump administration told Congress that it plans to sell Ukraine 210 anti-tank missiles to help it defend its territory from Russia, in a major escalation of U.S. lethal assistance to Ukraine's military.
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Friedrich Heinrich Albert Wangerin
Greiffenberg, Prussia, Germany
Halle, Germany
Albert Wangerin was a German mathematician who worked on potential theory, spherical functions and differential geometry.
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Albert Wangerin's parents were Heinrich Wangerin, who was a master plumber, and Emilie Bathke. The family were members of the Evangelical Lutheran Church. Albert attended the gymnasium at Greiffenberg from 1853 to 1862, obtaining the grade "excellent" in his final examinations in 1862.
He entered the University of Halle in the spring of 1862 and there he studied mathematics and physics. At Halle he was taught mathematics by Eduard Heine, August Rosenberger and Carl Neumann, and physics by H Knobloch. From Halle Wangerin moved to the University of Königsberg in 1864 where he undertook research under Franz Neumann's supervision. He was awarded his doctorate on 16 March 1866 for his thesis De annulis Newtonianis Ⓣ
(On the works of Newton)
. It is clear, both from Wangerin's subsequent career, and from his writings, that he was greatly influenced by Neumann. Wangerin went on to undertake research for the rest of his life on topics suggested by Neumann. Also Wangerin [1]:-
... later wrote a book (1907) and a highly appreciative article on his former teacher.
In fact the book was entitled Franz Neumann und sein Wirken als Forscher und Lehrer Ⓣ
(Franz Neumann and his work as a researcher and teacher)
while Wangerin actually published three articles on his former teacher, one in Jahresberichte der Deutschen Mathematiker vereinigung (1894-95), one in Leopoldina (1896), and the article Franz Neumann als Mathematiker in Zeitschrift für Physik (1910).
Although Jacobi had died over ten years before Wangerin began his studies at Königsberg, his influence was still strongly felt and it would not be unreasonable to say that Wangerin, through his teachers at Königsberg, was strongly influenced by Jacobi's style of mathematics. After he was awarded his doctorate, he took the examinations to become a school teacher and trained at the Friedrichswerdersche Gymnasium in Berlin during the year 1866-67. He then taught for a year at another Berlin school, later named the Andreasrealgymnasium. He was appointed as a teacher of mathematics in a Gymnasium in Posen on 1 October 1868. Wangerin moved from Posen back to Berlin where again he taught mathematics in a Gymnasium from 1 April 1869 until 31 March 1876.
In addition to his teaching activities, Wangerin also took on the role of coeditor of the yearbook Jahrbuchs über die Fortschritte der Mathematik Ⓣ
(Yearbook on the progress of mathematics)
in 1869. He held this editorial role up to 1878, but he also had an advisory role which he continued until 1924. Wangerin married Johanna Thorn on 14 April 1871; they had five children, three sons and two daughters. Their first son Ernst (born 6 May 1872) went on to obtain a doctorate in history, a second son Albert (born 19 June 1873) went on to obtain a doctorate in chemistry, a daughter Ella (born 21 September 1874) became a piano teacher, a daughter Kaethe (born 5 August 1878) became a draftswoman, and a son Walter (born 15 April 1884) became a professor of plant ecology at the Technische Hochschule in Danzig.
In the spring of 1876 Wangerin was appointed as an extraordinary professor at the University of Berlin. His appointment was specifically to teach first year undergraduates, for neither Kronecker nor Weierstrass lectured at this level. Wangerin remained in Berlin until 1882 when he was offered the position of ordinary professor at the University of Halle-Wittenberg. The chair had fallen vacant when Heine died in October 1881, and Wangerin was appointed to succeed his former teacher.
Back in the university in which he had studied as an undergraduate, Wangerin held his professorship there until he retired in 1919. His most prestigious position he held during this period was rector of the university for the academic year 1910-11. He continued to live in Halle after his retirement and was active in mathematical research almost until his death at the age almost 89.
Wangerin's research was on potential theory, spherical functions and differential geometry. A major work was Reduction der Potentialgleichung für gewisse Rotationskörper auf eine gewöhnliche Differentialgleichung Ⓣ
(Reduction of the potential equation for certain rotating bodies to an ordinary differential equation)
published in 1875. He wrote an important two volume treatise on potential theory and spherical functions Theorie des Potentials und der Kugelfunktionen Ⓣ
(Theory of potential and spherical harmonics)
(1909, 1921). Despite great expertise in applications to mathematical physics, research was not the most important of Wangerin's contributions to the development of mathematics. Wangerin's main contribution was his writing of textbooks, writing for encyclopaedias and his historical writings. As examples of Wangerin's historical writing, in addition to the articles on his teacher Franz Neumann which we mentioned above, we should point in particular to the article he wrote on Eduard Heine in 1928 as well as to his input to editing the works of Gauss, Euler, Lambert, and Lagrange. His two major encyclopaedia articles were both written for Encyklopädie der mathematischen Wissenschaften Ⓣ
(Encyclopedia of Mathematical Sciences)
, the first in 1904 being Theorie der Kugelfunktionen und der verwandten Funktionen, insbesondere der Laméschen und Besselschen (Theorie spezieller, durch lineare Differentialgleichungen definierter Funktionen) Ⓣ
(Theory of spherical functions and related functions, in particular the Lamé and Bessel functions (theory of special functions, defined by linear differential equations))
on functions such as the Lamé and Bessel functions, while his second written in 1909 was Optik ältere Theorie an erticle on optics for the physics volume of the encyclopaedia.
He also played a major role in the reviewing of mathematical papers. We mentioned above that he was coeditor of Fortschritte der Mathematik from 1869 to 1921 and in this role he had a major influence in the policy of the only reviewing journal for mathematics that there was at the time. His influence as a teacher was also strongly felt [1]:-
While at Berlin he directed his lectures to a fairly broad audience, and even at Halle he continued to be greatly interested in the training of high school teachers.
He taught many courses at the University of Halle including: linear partial differential equations; calculus of variations; theory of elliptical functions; synthetic geometry; hydrostatics and capillarity theory; theory of space curves and surfaces; analytic mechanics; potential theory and spherical harmonics; celestial mechanics; the theory of the map projections; hydrodynamics; and the partial differential equations of mathematical physics.
Wangerin was honoured with election to the German Academy of Scientists Leopoldina in 1883. He served as President of the Academy from 1906 until he resigned in 1921. He received an honorary degree from the University of Upsala in Sweden in 1907, and several medals, including the Cothenius medal from the German Academy of Scientists Leopoldina in 1922.
Other Mathematicians born in Germany
A Poster of Albert Wangerin
W Burau, Biography in Dictionary of Scientific Biography (New York 1970-1990). See THIS LINK.
W Lorey, Bericht über die Feier der achtzigsten Wiederkehr des Geburtstages des Herrn Geheimen Regierungsrat Professor Dr Wangerin, Jahresberichte der Deutschen Mathematiker vereinigung 34 (1926), 108-111.
W Lorey, Zum 70. Geburtstag des Mathematikers Wangerin. Z. math. u. naturw. Unterr. 46 (1915), 53-57.
S Schmerling, Albert Wangerin (1844-1933) (July 1998) http://www.mathematik.uni-halle.de/history/wangerin/index.html
Other pages about Albert Wangerin:
Publications of Albert Wangerin
Other websites about Albert Wangerin:
Dictionary of Scientific Biography
University of Halle


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Borax Vs Boric Acid
Leo-Bader September 6, 2021, 11:23pm #1
What's Better Borax or Boric Acid
Borax Contains Sodium If you want to add boron and make a living from what you do, then boric acid is your best bet. Borax (also known as sodium borate, sodium tetraborate or disodium tetraborate) contains two molecules of sodium (Na) and is 12% of its molecular weight.
So are boric acid and borax the same thing?
Borax and boric acid are actually the same thing and are often associated with making homemade laundry soap. Both materials contain the element boron. Borax is typically extracted and refined from tourmaline, kernelite and colemanite. Boric acid is extracted from the mineral sassolite.
Secondly, which insects does borax kill?
Borax in its insecticidal formulations does not kill all insects. It kills ants, beetles, mites and spiders, among other things, and can also kill algae, fungus and mold. Borax does not kill insects such as aphids or ticks that eat plant sap, and it does not kill insect larvae.
So we might also ask ourselves, can we use borax instead of boric acid?
Borax vs Boric Acid Borax is the base mineral that is extracted from the soil and then refined by converting it into boric acid. The borax you plan to buy and use for washing clothes is not as refined or finely ground as boric acid and is not labeled for use as a pesticide.
What is the boric acid content in borax?
Physical / chemical properties:
Boric acid 10043353 11113501 41685841 4.72%
Sodium Tetraborate Decahydrate (Borax) 1303964 12447404 4.71%
Sodium tetraborate pentahydrate 111301204 12178043 3.6%
Sodium tetraborate anhydrous 1330434 12007420 24.8%
Disodium octaborate tetrahydrate 12008412 12280034 9.5% at 20 ° C
Why is borax banned in the UK?
First of all, it is important to remember that it is no longer possible to buy borax in the UK and the EU. In 2010, the EU classified the chemical group borate, to which borax belongs, as potentially harmful to health and thus made it no longer available as a washing and cleaning agent.
Can I mix boric acid with water and spray it?
Mix boric acid powder, sugar and water to form a boric acid based insecticidal spray. Sugar attracts parasites, including ants and ■■■■■■■■■■■■ while soluble boric acid kills them. Wear protective gloves when mixing boric acid solution as it is poisonous.
Will borax kill ■■■■■■■■■■■■
Boric acid is extremely lethal to ■■■■■■■■■■■ and is found in 20 Mule Team Borax, a common household chemical widely used to improve detergent performance. You can use powdered borax to dust off areas where ■■■■■■■■■■■ are hiding, or you can use it to create bait stations that attract and kill ■■■■■■■■■■■■
What is borax?
Borax is a name used to refer to the hydrated or anhydrous forms of sodium borate. Borax is simply a salt of boric acid. This compound is represented by the following chemical formula: Na2B407.
Will Boric Acid Kill Wasps?
Boric acid is toxic to wasps (like most parasites). If you can safely distribute boric acid in this way to areas where wasps encounter it, you can kill a significant number.
20 Mule Kill Team Borax Ant?
For the ants, 20 teams of mules mix borax and white sugar in the same amount as it kills them. Mixing boric acid with equal parts of sugar will kill the ant faster. But if you mix one part with three parts of sugar, the ant will take it back to the nest and kill a lot of it too.
Can you use boric acid in your clothes?
Boric acid can also be used as a cleanser, stain remover, disinfectant, deodorant and modeling agent. To remove stains and odors from clothes, simply add half a cup to your regular wash cycle. You can also use it to clean sinks, floors, bathrooms and windows.
Can you buy boric acid from Walmart?
Does HUMCO BORIC ACID POWDER 6 OZ 20 Mule Team Borax contain boric acid?
Borax is a combination of sodium, boron and oxygen and is extracted from the soil. Boric acid is a crystalline material based on borax. 20 Mule Team Borax is very effective in fighting a wide variety of insects. If you can't find boric acid in store, you can order it online.
What is borax made of?
Borax, also known as sodium borate, sodium tetraborate or disodium tetraborate, is an important compound of boron, the mineral and salt of boric acid. Borax powder is white and consists of soft, colorless crystals that dissolve in water.
Is boric acid dangerous?
Boric acid is classified as a poison and can pose a risk to humans and animals. According to the Natural Pesticide Information Center, boric acid toxicity ranges from mild to severe. Minor toxicity usually causes skin and eye irritation.
Does borax kill mold?
Borax is one of the most effective forms. Borax is chemical-free, emits no harmful gases, and is significantly safer than commercially available demoulding products. Borax is inexpensive and can be used not only as a universal cleaner and cleaner, but also as an insect repellent.
What can I use instead of boric acid?
If you don't want kids to mix mud with washing powder, Boric Acid Contact Lens Solution is a good substitute for borax when combined with baking soda and glue. (Note: Most liquid laundry detergents in borax-free slime recipes contain borax.
) Is borax acidic or alkaline?
Borax is not boric acid. The result is an acidic (pH 5.0) rather than alkaline structure, i.e. borax (9.3 pH).
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Heinrich Moritz Reichelt (* 1813 in Großvoigtsberg; † 10. Mai 1886 in Schwarzenberg) war ein sächsischer Markscheider, Lehrer an der Bergschule und aufgrund seiner großzügigen Sachspenden nach der Stadtbrand von 1867 Ehrenbürger der Stadt Johanngeorgenstadt.

Leben und Wirken
Reichelt war der Sohn des Obersteigers Johann Friedrich Reichelt und wurde im Huthaus der Grube Ursula in Großvoigtsberg bei Freiberg geboren. Wie der Vater wurde auch er nach dem Schulbesuch Bergmann und studierte anschließend in den Jahren 1830–1834 an der Bergakademie Freiberg. Anschließend belegte er einen praktischen Kurs im Bergrevier Freiberg, bevor er eine Lehrerstelle an der Bergschule in Johanngeorgenstadt in der Amtshauptmannschaft Schwarzenberg erhielt. Zeitgleich war er dort als Markscheidergehilfe, später als Vize-Markscheider und zuletzt als Markscheider in der Amtsstadt Schwarzenberg tätig. 1852 wurde er zum stellvertretenden Vorsitzenden des Revierausschusses der vereinigten Bergamtsreviere in Johanngeorgenstadt ernannt.

Nachdem am 19. August 1867 sein Wirkungsort Johanngeorgenstadt das Opfer einer Brandkatastrophe geworden war, ließ Heinrich Moritz Reichelt bei der Glockengießerfirma von Johann Gotthelf Große in Dresden die Anfertigung einer neuen Bergglocke in Auftrag geben, die am Heiligabend 1867 feierlich geweiht wurde. Im Anschluss daran stiftete er einen neuen Taufstein für die Stadtkirche Johanngeorgenstadt. Daraufhin wurde er im Jahre 1869 zum Ehrenbürger von Johanngeorgenstadt ernannt.

1869 veröffentlichte er unter dem Titel Bergmannsleben eigene bergmännische Dichtungen, die er bei Goedsche in Schneeberg verlegen ließ.

1873 äußerte er sich in der Berg- und Hüttenmännischen Zeitung über das vom Markscheider Lehmann in Zellerfeld adoptierte Hilfsinstrument zum Markscheiden bei Magneteinflüssen.

Familie
Heinrich Moritz Reichelt heiratete Melanie geborene Racle, die Tochter eines Uhrmachers aus Neuchâtel.

Literatur
 Lothar Riedel: Weihnachtlicher Glockenklang in Johanngeorgenstadt, in: Erzgebirgische Heimatblätter 39 (2017), Heft 6, S. 5–7.

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Ehrenbürger von Johanngeorgenstadt
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Gestorben 1886
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The Farabi Cinema Foundation (CEO) called the 31st International Film Festival for Children and Youth as "celebration of an aspiration" and said this is a place for direct encountering of children and youth film producers of our country.
Isfahan (IMNA) - In his message to the festival which was inaugurated in central Province of Isfahan on Aug 30, Alireza Tabesh said the event can take the responsibility for an influencing role.According to the festivals news headquarters, in his message for audiences and organizers of this event, the official described children as leaders who help adults to use media products especially modern communication media.
"This event is underway while the industry condition and the cultural sections related in children and youth stays in an exceptional and rare situation during the recent half century. This is a type of situation which can arouse fear and hope simultaneously in the heart of those who are interested and concerned for this industry," the message reads.
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"We think that, this festival and its golden butterflies can help us in order to eliminate this concern and to enforce that hope," he added.
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