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At long last, here's the design for the mural I'll be doing inside the Welcome Center at Eastern Oregon University. Over the next few weeks I plan to document on the blog the process of creating and installing it. The mural will be a little over 14 feet wide. This pencil rendering was done on a sheet of matboard at a scale of 2.5 inches to the foot, so the drawing is almost 38 inches wide. The building depicted is the oldest building on campus, the original Eastern Oregon Normal School, built in 1929. It now houses administrative offices, and the Welcome Center is just inside the main entrance.
I did an admittedly rough "colorizing" of the drawing with Photoshop and superimposed it on a photo I took of the space, so that the committee could get at least a vague idea of what the mural would look like on the wall. I presented this with lots of caveats about how much richer the actual mural would be than this crude visualization (hope I'm right).
"The 36 people represented here are not generic figures. They all have a connection somewhere in the chain of EOU's 83-year history—as students, faculty or administrators...There are representative images for all the different eras. I envision the foreground figures in full color and strong light/dark value, gradually fading as the figures move back in time. Some of the students depicted: Denise Eddy Miller, ('89/92) was chosen to represent the Eddy family's remarkable 65-year association with EOU. Bakhrom Ismoilov was one of 40 college students who participated in the 2011 Freedom Rides, now the subject of a feature film on PBS. Leo Plass graduated from Eastern last year at age 99!"
The mural will be painted on panels in my studio, then installed at the site later this summer. I'll show the process of building the panels in the next post.
Mary Davison (history), my adviser.
Dixie Lund - classmate though I didn't know her personally.
The fellow with the handle bar mustache - I think he worked at the library for years.
Tom Dimond (?) - art department.
Mary Jane Loso - English department.
A beautiful testimony of the educational years...and wonderful addition to the space DON...congratulations and lucky school!
Very impressive. I'm sure most of us have no doubt that the drawing and ultimate expression of your idea in paint will be artistically and technically superb.
It's your brilliant conception of the work, however, which makes it truly special. Reading your proposal, it just seems so perfect for the location, history and emotions of those who will see it.
We're all looking forward to seeing the mural come to life.
You've brought an additional skill set to this work. Truly wonderful to follow your process. It makes me appreciate those mural-size altar pieces of the old masters even more. They, too, had to have such a thoughtful process where they saw it whole from the very beginning.
Pretty good, Rick, you got 3 out of 5. Mary Davison and Tom Dimond aren't there, but Dixie, Mary Jane and Jack Evans (library) are.
Gary, what a great thing to say--thank you! It seemed appropriate to put the focus on the people, not the bricks and mortar.
Thank you, Shirley. Yes, these types of projects do require a more analytical process, which is closer to the way the old masters worked. But, I confess, it's not my favorite way to work--I'd rather be more spontaneous and inventive. Harder to do that on mural scale and when working with committees.
Hey Don - I go off to italy for a couple of weeks and come back to see all this. It looks tremendous and what a fantastic and friendly use of that wall space (which might otherwise have had some serious olde worlde framed 19th century prints or similar). Thanks for keeping us up to date on progress. It's really interesting - including the building of the supports and the trouble you had sourcing the wood.
This is outstanding Don! I've just been reading all about your process and proposal. What a colossal amount of work. Just thinking about what and who to depict is taxing . . . and the photoshopped image is fantastic (not to mention laborious I'm sure). What a wonderful way to communicate to your client's, your vision. I can't wait to see the finished product -- I know it will be amazing. I hope your clients appreciate all your time and efforts -- even up until this point. Most people don't realize all the work that goes into painting a mural (especially when you have to illustrate your vision without being "spontaneous" like you mentioned) even before the "real" painting begins. These blog postings are such a valuable documentation of just such efforts. Thank you so much for sharing. Good Luck!
Hi Kara--thank you for reading these recent posts so carefully and writing such a thoughtful, detailed response. It's true that the preparation leading up to a mural is time-consuming and often tedious. I always tell people by the time I'm ready to begin painting the mural, I've already done about 80% of the work! Thanks for checking in--I love seeing your watercolors on DPW.


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Civil UAS News, News, Photos/Videos
Back on the Blog
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Hi everyone. After some time off of the blog due to a pressing workload, I am going to start up again on the blog.
This is a bit early in the year to be posting about fall foliage, but I saw this video from New Hampshire. I went to college in New Hampshire and spent a lot of time hiking in the White Mountains. It is beautiful both by land and air.
Additionally I want to post an article about an ad made with a drone near the Hartford, Connecticut capitol building. You might think the main concern would be flying near the state capitol, but that isn't the case (it would be different with the federal capitol). In fact, the main issue was that the flight was in Class D airspace due to a surrounding airport and hospital helipad. There are many legal landmines in the airspace.
I am working on an article about drones and insurance written on Forbes recently, but I am doing a bit of legal research to develop the story more. Look forward to that soon!
Civil UAS News, News, Profiles
Tigers, Music, and Baseball
An odd combination, but a few stories that I found attention-grabbing today. There is a more serious post in the making as well.
I've written about the use of UAS to prevent poaching, and two more preserves are joining the bandwagon. The Periyar and Parambikulam tiger reserves in India will be obtaining UAS to conduct surveillance of the tigers in areas which are time-consuming or inaccessible to foot-patrols. This story comes thanks to the Wildcat Sanctuary in Minnesota, which is also the source of the white tiger cub photo.
In other news, Enrique Iglesias hurt his hand during a concert.
At first, I thought this was a trendy t-shirt, but it is blood.
According to a spokesman: "During the show a drone is used to get crowd shots and some nights Enrique grabs the drone to give the audience a Point of View shot. Something went wrong and he had an accident," the statement read. "He decided to go on and continued playing for 30 minutes while the bleeding continued throughout the show." This wasn't a rogue drone, but one that was part of the presentation, he didn't seem too hurt, and the show continued.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjwH_iWBHjc
In a not-so-sanctioned event, a drone operator was using his drone over a Phillies game this weekend.
This is the Phillie Phanatic, their mascot and star of a children's book series, at the beginning of a game against the Blue Jays. The base image is credited to Yahoo and used under the Fair Use Doctrine. My photo skills are in natural photography and am not great with photoshopping in images, but couldn't resist this one.
He was confronted by both police and Phillies security. One should note that he was asked to erase the data because it contained intellectual property. This is another consideration of imaging with drones – make sure you're not recording something that is protected IP! Citizen's Bank Park is in a restricted Class B airspace since it is near Philadelphia International Airport, and the FAA prohibits UAS near stadiums while professional sporting events, including MLB games, are in progress.
A VFR for Philadelphia around PHL. Note the two black squares to the right of the airport and labeled "stadiums." One is for the Eagles, the other for the Phillies. Both are well within the circle for Class B airspace that starts at the surface.
Civil UAS News, Interesting UAS Applications, Military UAS News, Profiles
UAS News April 22nd Edition
A number of stories are out there, so this week's news round up is out.
I've written a lot about 3DR. Here is a profile of their editorial director, Roger Sollenberger.
Cargill, one of the large agricultural companies in the US, will be launching UAS in Malaysia to combat illegal palm oil production. Palm oil is in demand, but its production can be destructive to rainforests and can also displace local populations. Cargill is training pilots, and separately has a goal to have 100% sustainable operations by 2020.
The Office of Naval Research announced tests of its Low-Cost UAV Swarming Technology (LOCUST) program. "The ONR demonstrations, which took place over the last month in multiple locations, included the launch of Coyote UAVs capable of carrying varying payloads for different missions. Another technology demonstration of nine UAVs accomplished completely autonomous UAV synchronization and formation flight." As part of this program, ONR tested a BAE Systems/Sensintel Coyote, which can be launched from the air or ship and was developed under a ONR Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) grant. The video below is quite interesting.
Danielson Aircraft Systems (DAS) has created turbo-diesel engine designed specifically for UAS use. The inline three-cylinder (I3) 100 TD2 is pictured below.
There are two education stories in the news. Auburn University received a 333 exemption from the FAA, which will allow them to start a Flight School as part of the Auburn University Aviation Center. Training can be conducted throughout the state and continues a 75 year tradition of flight training at the university. The University of Denver will be offering a "UAV for GIS" online course, that will run for 10 weeks this summer. It will be followed by a Digital Image Processing course in the fall.
The interestingly-named "Gooney Bird" is going to attempt to break the <55 lb UAS endurance record this summer by flying over 5,000 nm. The Gooney Bird is another name for an Albatross, known for its efficiency in the air and ability to dynamically soar. It is designed by Rob Coatney, an aero/mechanical engineer at Zepher Inc.
In military news, the Israeli Hermes 900 a MALE UAS, is poised to help Israel with both combat and intelligence activities. The specs are available from its manufacturer, Elbit Systems. Unfortunately, or allies aren't the only ones in the game. We might be restricted sale overseas, but Russia is rumored to be selling to China.
The FAA Maine's Down East Emergency Medicine Institute a 333 exemption to conduct aerial search and rescue with VK–FF–X4 Multirotor and VK-Ranger EX–SAR Fixed Wing UAS.
I wrote recently about UAV Turbines. They announced that they will produce 15 of their new engines for lease to manufacturers. This $20M investment will allow companies to test the engines on their airframes quicker than if the companies entered Joint Development Agreements.
Civil UAS News, Imaging News, Military UAS News, Regulatory, Shorts
UAS Tech News Round-up
I'll start with a PSA: No Drones at the Boston Marathon next Monday. This should go without saying, but it is worth mentioning. Good luck to all the runners!
There have been a lot of exciting announcements coming out of the UAS industry recently. I wouldn't be surprised if they are meant to coincide with the build-up to AUVSI's Unmanned Systems 2015 Conference! Instead of cherry-picking my favorite stories, I'll briefly mention a number of them and link to the original stories for those who want to read further.
– Northrum Grumman signed a lease for facilities and access at the North Dakota Grand Sky UAS Tech Park and will break ground in September. General Atomics is coming out in July and the state has provided funding and support for UAS operations. This is the first in the nation UAS Technology Park according to the site.
– According to SeaPower Magazine, "the Coast Guard received $6.3 million in its fiscal 2015 budget to purchase a small UAS for its National Security Cutter (NSC) fleet and the end game is to have a small UAS on cutters over its entire future surface fleet. This includes the NSC, Fast Response Cutter and Offshore Patrol Cutter."
– In unmanned, but not aerial, military news, the Navy will for the first time deploy drones from the versatile Virginia Class submarine fleet. These will include Remus 600 Unmanned Underwater Vehicles.
The older Los-Angeles Class attack submarine returning to homeport in Groton, CT after Hurricane Irene. Taken by the author in 2011.
– DJI is hoping to raise more capital with a valuation for their company of $10 billion. They are the most well-known consumer UAS manufacturer and easily the most valuable. Compare this to the recent $50 million raised by 3DR.
– The Arctic Centre for Unmanned Aircraft Systems, a partnership between Norut, UiT The Arctic University of Norway and Lufttransport, has opened. According to the director, "The Arctic Centre for Unmanned Aircraft Systems will be a national and international focal point in the use of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS) for emergency response and environmental monitoring in the Arctic."
– Boeing has acquired 2d3 Sensing, a company specializing in motion imagery processing of Intelligence, Surveillance and Reconnaissance (ISR) data. Boeing already uses 2d3 Sensing products on their ScanEagle and Integrator UAS.
– Zookeepers at the Royal Burgers' Zoo in the Netherlands thought they'd try to get aerial images of a chimpanzee with a UAS. The chimp disagreed:
– Rapid Imaging Software, Inc. is introducing SmarTopo Harvest. The technology delivers obstacle survey and detection technology and is Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certified to a level 1B. According to the company, SmarTopo Harvest:
Searches for obstacles – the height for the search is set by the analyst
Detects objects or structures may be compared to the FAA obstacle database
Estimates height of the objects or structures
Creates new obstacle for a proprietary database
– Finally, the well-regarded De Zwann restaurant in Etten-Leur, North Brabant, Netherlands has used race cars, hot air balloons, and helicopters to deliver the first asparagus of the season. This year they tried a UAS, but the plan went up in flames:
Civil UAS News, Military UAS News
3DR Solo Announced and Special Ops Mid-Endurance Solicitation
3DR Solo
The headline news in the UAS world today is 3DR's announcement of the Solo. It comes with an optional Go Pro gimbal and significantly more advanced control of the camera than previous or other consumer UAS. The 3DR website has a detailed summary of the features. The website has a lot of moving parts, so you can also check out the press release for a more text-based version of the announcement.
In short, it contains two computers and is designed for aerial photography/cinematography. One interesting feature is that it can lock onto a point, allowing the user to focus on independently controlling the camera. It also has a flight simulator for safe skill training and it has a 30 day money-back guarantee. All around, this looks like a highly advanced UAS that can be used by one of any skill level.
Other posts on 3DR:
Pre-annoucement
3DR and the CaliBaja Region
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SP3Dgr9S4pM
USSOCOM's Request for Proposals – Medium Endurance UAS
U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM) has put out a solicitation on FedBizOpps for a Mid-Endurance Unmanned Aircraft System (MEUAS III) Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR) Services (Solicitation # H92222-15-R-0001). I've been writing about the potential opportunities for small businesses in the UAS arena who are willing and able to contract with the U.S. Government. It isn't easy and roadblocks about (think "False Claims Act!), but it can be lucrative.
Some details of the proposal:
There will be one, but possibly zero or more than one, IDIQ (Indefinite Delivery Indefinite Quantity) contracts awarded
Period of Performance: 54-month Period of Performance, with four 12-month ordering periods followed by one 6-month ordering period
The new requirement is being solicited under NAICS 541330 with a Small Business Size Standard of $15.0 Million (requirement is currently being performed by Boeing subsidiary Insitu)
All personnel must have a Secret clearance with select personnel requiring Top Secret clearance, with the contractor having a TS certified facility
Tasks: all planning, coordination, certification, installation, pre-deployment, deployment, logistics, maintenance, flying, and post-deployment efforts necessary to successfully conduct worldwide missions.
Tasks orders will be issued based on mission-defined locations
300 to 1200 hours per month of near real-time feed of ISR data availability from customer processing systems.
Contractors shall provide these services using non-developmental contractor-owned, contractor-operated unmanned aircraft systems.
The solicitation is for a Line of Sight (LoS) UAS for 300-900 hours per site and a Beyond Line of Sight (BLoS) UAS for 500-1200 hours per site. Both requirements must be capable of fulfilling a simultaneous Imagery Intelligence (IMINT) and Electronic Warfare (EW) mission
The actual solicitation is unclassified but sensitive and not publicly available.
Civil UAS News, Photos/Videos
DJI Phantom 3 Unveiled (and Amazon gets its 333)
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DJI announced the Phantom 3 this week. It looks similar to the Phantom 2 but has much more "under the hood." As part of their announcement, they showed off the 4K video option by posting a video taken by a Phantom 3 over Lake Hillier, Middle Island, Australia.
Wikipedia explains the pink color is created by a microorganism called Dunaliella salina, which interacts with the the salt content in the lake to create a red dye.
Make sure to select 4K in settings on the video below, if you have the bandwidth to do so. The video quality is amazing, especially on the Apple Retina display! As an aside, one of the great things about this blog is exploring different parts of the world through the eyes of UAS and their users. This is a place I'd never heard of but find fascinating.
In other news, this past Wednesday another UAS giant, Amazon, finally received the 333 exemption it has been seeking. Apparently the Congressional testimony and report of R&D just over the Canadian border spurred the FAA into action. The exemption is one of the now fairly boilerplate ones that have been issued by the FAA. Unfortunately the details of the aircraft were filed confidentially and are not available for review.
(The featured image on the main page is a still shot taken from the 4K video linked to above. Note that DJI refers to "Pink Lake," which is a Lake on the mainland of Western Australia. Based on the geography, I am confident this is "Lake Hillier"on Middle Island, part of Recherche Archipelago off of Western Australia. )
Civil UAS News, R&D, Shorts
UAS Technology Advances
There have been a number of announcements regarding UAS advancements that have hit the shelves or are around the corner.
An announcement by 3DR is being built up by an interesting YouTube pre-announcement video. I've written about 3DR and their unique business model in "CaliBaja."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CMhfQayEiXI
Applied Aeronautics has announced the Albatross, the first "fully composite airframe." Interestingly, the initial sales are only being offered through the Kickstarter program, a funding source that has already met its goal. This is a fixed-wing aircraft with specifications including an electric motor, 100+ mile flight range over 2 hours, a top speed of 90 mph. Airframes start at $650 and prices range up to $3,250 for the Deluxe Ready to Fly Albatross – although none include a transmitter or receiver. It is a powerful UAS to be in the hands of the average consumer and its posted specification are close to making it Missile Technology!
Top Flight, a small business in Malden, Mass., has developed a gasoline/battery hybrid technology which the company states can power its six 26″ rotor UAS for over two hours at a time in gusty winds, while carrying imaging or crop-dusting payloads. This follows the solar-hybrid being produced by Silent Falcon. Top Flight's COO, John Polo, says that for one gallon of gasoline and "$19,000, you'll be able to carry five pounds for two and a half hours, fly 100 miles semi- or fully autonomously, and have gads of redundancy built into it."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=18&v=gBzblYY3v-M
UAV Turbines, Inc. has announced a gas turbine engine designed for UAS. Engines will range in power from 30 to 150 hp and will increase reliability significantly over combustion engines for tactical-sized and above UAS. According to the company, their team is comprised of veterans from both military and civilian engine programs and they have been able to increase the mean-time-between-overhaul (MTBO) from less than 100 hours for combustion engines to about 2,000 hours.
Shepard Drones
Finally, low-tech meets high-tech in the fields of Australia. The Wall Street Journal reports on people who are using UAS to shepard their herd. For example, Michael Thomson in New Zealand says he is successfully using a drone to herd sheep on his sister's 200 acre farm. He says the sheep respect the drone and are naturally scared of it. Other farmers in the community are leery about using drones since they haven't had to "reboot one of [their] dogs." Paul Brennan in Ireland named a quadcopter that he uses on a 100 acre farm "Shep."
On the other hand, a South Carolina farmer has tried to use a drone he got for Christmas to herd his 20 cows to less success, and helicopter pilots in the Australian Outback are confident that the current battery life in drones won't allow cattlemen to herd cattle with UAS across areas as large as 1 million acres.
(Photo Credit: From the WSJ, Michael Thomson piloting his UAS to herd sheep at Battle Hill Farm outside Wellington, New Zealand.)
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Pictometry
Pictometry, a subsidiary of EagleView Technology Corporation, will be working on a research project with NYSEARCH/Northeast Gas Association, a consortium of natural gas companies across the U.S. and Canada. Pictometry will be collaborating with NUAIR, both discussed in previous posts, to research the "feasibility of using UAS to improve the overall safety and speed of routine and emergency surveys and inspections of pipelines for gas utilities."
The project is intended to develop methods to image natural gas pipelines and possibly use methane detectors as well. This comes on the heels of a recent FAA grant of a 333 exemption to San Diego Gas and Electric Company to use UAS for infrastructure imaging. Utility companies from production to delivery are excited about the potential UAS have to reduce costs, reduce the risk from dangerous inspection activities, and increase the reliability of their systems.
Pictrometry also recently helped found the Property Drone Consortium (PDC). From their website: "The Property Drone Consortium represents a collaboration among insurance carriers, construction industry leaders and supporting enterprises who have agreed to work together to promote research, development and the establishment of regulations for the use of Unmanned Aerial System (UAS) technology across the insurance and construction industries."
Amazon Prime Air
Amazon has been making quite a bit of news, in what appears to be a coordinated media response to the FAA regulatory processes. Amazon granted exclusive access to its Canadian UAV test site to Guardian reporter Ed Pilkington.
The FAA reported to great fanfare on March 19 that it had granted Amazon an Experimental Use Certificate for its testing programs. Days later, Amazon told Congress that it was useless because they had moved on to more advanced designs while waiting for FAA approval.
We now find out that they have relocated their testing less than a mile over the border into Canada, taking with them a NASA astronaut, the designer of the wingtips for Boeing's 787 airliner, and "a formidable team of roboticists, software engineers, aeronautics experts and pioneers in remote sensing." Amazon said it was hoping to develop Prime Air in the U.S., but testing indoors is limiting and their frustration with regulators is evident – and not unreasonable.
For example, the article states that the FAA granted 48 "outdoor drone testing licenses" (I believe they mean Experimental Use Certificates) while Transport Canada granted 1,672 commercial drone certificates in 2014. This is a daunting difference, and I doubt anyone can reasonably argue that Canada is taking safety for granted. In addition, Diana Cooper, head of the Unmanned Aerial Systems and Robotics Practice Group at LaBarge Weinstein said that other American companies have contacted her about UAS opportunities in Canada.
I hope that the U.S. can maintain its edge in UAS R&D, but stories like this are disheartening. Larry Downes wrote What's Wrong with the FAA's New Drone Rules in last month's Harvard Business Review. It is a great article about the problems with the FAA's approach – one being its refusal to consider beyond line of sight operations such as those envisioned by Amazon.
Both the Guardian and HBR article are great, so I encourage you to read them in their entirety.
Team Delaware International Drone Day
Today was the Team Delaware International Drone Day at Brandywine Creek State Park. It was a chilly day but a beautiful park and a great place for the event. My wife was reminiscing about the cross country races she ran there when she was at Padua Academy in Wilmington, but the rolling hills and large fields made it a great place for flying drones too!
Thank you to everyone who listed to me speak. If you have any questions, please feel free to email me at dlincoln525@gmail.com. If you are interested in insurance coverage, wife Kristen at kristenl@gowrie.com can help. (as my wife, I guess she is technically the Dutchess of Drones, but she's fine with just "Kristen"). Also, I wasn't able to catch too many names while I was there. If you see a picture below that is of you or your drone, please let me know. I'm happy to credit you and/or send you the full size file.
There were a number of tents set up with local companies that sell and operate UAS, an FPV race course, and a flight line for standard flying. The team received permission from the park to fly, had the FAA issue a NOTAM for the event, and ensured that everyone was operating safety. It was a great event and I am thankful that Dan Herbert of Sky Gear Solutions invited me to speak.
I gave a brief talk on risk mitigation for UAS operation and mentioned some of the good uses for UAS – the Koala research along Australia's Sunshine Coast seemed quite appealing given the chilly day. I won't summarize my talk since all has been discussed here before. I was hoping to stay longer but the baby was tired and we had to get on the road back to Connecticut.
I loved this sweatshirt. It reminded me of the test flight in Cape May!
FPV racing – they were going too fast for me to catch.
FPV Course
Will Webber – the most interesting Realtor in Delaware!
Even the dog was into it.

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Florida city to pay $600K ransom to hacker who seized computer systems weeks ago
A Florida city is paying $600,000 in Bitcoins to a hacker who took over local government computers after an employee clicked on a malicious email link three weeks ago.
Riviera Beach officials voted this week to pay 65 Bitcoins to the hacker who seized the city's computer systems, forcing the local police and fire departments to write down the hundreds of daily 911 calls on paper, CNN affiliate WPEC reported.
The 65 Bitcoins, which equals $600,000, will come from the city's insurance, officials said.
Once the payment is made, they hope to get access to data encrypted by the hacker. Even with the plans to pay the ransom, the city said, an investigation is under way.
Riviera Beach has a population of 35,000 and is about 80 miles from Miami.
Attacks by hackers are on the rise
Targeted ransomware attacks on local US government entities -- cities, police stations and schools -- are on the rise, costing millions as some pay off the perpetrators in an effort to untangle themselves and restore vital systems.
Cybersecurity firm Recorded Future found that at least 170 county, city or state government systems have been attacked since 2013, including at least 45 police and sheriff's offices.
So far this year, there have been more than 20 public-sector attacks, which does not take into account those that often aren't reported until months or years later.
Just last month, Baltimore was infected with ransomware, forcing the city to quarantine its networks and provide most of its municipal services manually.
In March, the New York state capital of Albany quietly admitted it had been hit with ransomware on a Saturday -- a popular day for hackers because of minimal or no IT staff.
The city announced the attack the day it was discovered but downplayed its severity, announcing only that it had affected a handful of city services such as offices that issue marriage licenses and birth certificates. Many of those problems were cleared up by the beginning of the workweek.
However, it did not say the Albany Police Department's systems had been significantly impacted and crippled for a whole day.
Source:CNN


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I ask God's Healing Power to make me whole and well.
I know that I work with God, through my thoughts and actions to make this healing happen.
Absent Healing is a curative power sent to someone at a distance. The healer first cleanses their mind of doubt, the seed from which failure grows. Knowing that healing is a reality aids the healing in allowing healing power to flow through easily. The word impossible disappears from their vocabulary, and true love for the one in need is expressed. Positive prayer creates a bond with Infinite Intelligence and healing spirit entities. Without this help, the healer is powerless to relieve the recipient's condition. The NSAC Prayer for Spiritual Healing is more than mere words. It first appeals to the Unseen Healing Force to cleanse the Healer's mind and body, then asks that it heal others. Finally, it affirms our trust in the Infinite's power and love. Prayer is a mighty force. When linked with energy from the spirit realms, it expands to embrace the positive, eliminates the negative, and helps perfect health to manifest.
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Each group session should begin and end with a sincere prayer, and all members should be willing to lead if called upon. Singing songs may be used to attune to spirit helpers and Infinite Intelligence, as well as provide energy for the healing to follow.
Group healing resembles absent healing and Love is its driving force. Prayers and affirmations harmonize and give direction to the thoughts of those present and assist the creative visualization of the healing recipient. As a group visualize a light carrying the healing to the recipient, knowing this process will be effective. A closing prayer should include thanks, or gratitude.
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The businessman and American that is pilot that is former completed up being sentenced to sixteen years and eight months in jail on Friday, January 5, 2018, because of their tasks that are fraudulent connected to payday advances.
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Itll be Tuckers stint that is second jail. He invested an one 12 months in jail connected with a bank fraudulence scheme and was released in 1992.
Scott Tucker (developed may 5, 1962 in Kansas City, Missouri) is truly a racketeer that is convicted past US businessman and motorist that is rushing. In 2001, Tucker founded a web that is unlawful, CLK Management, that made payday improvements also in states where these high-interest, low-principal loans was restricted or illegal. The $3.5 billion company finally made loans to at least 4.5 million individuals in the united states. Whenever state regulators attempted to shut their operations down, Tucker made discounts with native US tribes to claim ownership associated with the company and invoke opposition that is sovereign state courts.
Tucker began their profession that is rushing in, specially contending in the united states Le Mans Series and United SportsCar Championship due to their level 5 Motorsports. In February 2016, Tucker have been arrested, indicted and convicted on federal unlawful costs filed to your nyc that is southern from the united states Federal Court System in terms of their ownership and component this is certainly managing different payday funding operations that have been discovered your can purchase charged illegal rates of interest in breach of RICO and TILA statutes. Tucker was convicted of making pay that is unlawful loans and of racketeering in October 2017; he may be presently serving a manifestation of 16 years and 8 months in federal prison. Source Wiki
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Giarre (Giarri en siciliano) es una ciudad siciliana de casi 30.000 habitantes de la Provincia de Catania.

Está situada en la costa oriental de Sicilia, bajo el Volcán Etna, a medio camino entre Catania y Taormina y hoy en día constituye una conurbación con la cercana ciudad de Riposto.

El centro de la ciudad está constituido por la vía Callipoli y por la plaza mayor, donde se encuentra el Duomo (la Catedral) de San Isidro Labrador, un magnífico monumento de estilo neoclásico cuya construcción se inició en 1794.

Historia

El nombre de la ciudad deriva de las giarre (jarras - vasijas), que contenían los diezmos que se pagaban al obispo de Catania. El pueblo nació en el siglo XVI a lo largo de la carretera romana, la vía Valeria, como aldea de la antigua Máscali, cuando los obispos de Catania, condes de Máscali, decidieron conceder este territorio, cubierto por bosques, a familias burgueses de Aci y Mesina para que fuera cultivado.

En 1815 Giarre se separó de Máscali y se convirtió en un municipio autónomo.

Durante el fascismo las dos ciudades de Giarre y Riposto fueron unificadas con el nombre de Jonia, pero quedaron definitivamente divididas en 1945.

Evolución demográfica

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Localidades de la provincia de Catania


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The Asia Studies Visiting Fellowship
The East-West Center in Washington (EWCW) provides three-month fellowships for individuals from the Indo-Pacific region, including the United States, to undertake research on topics of relevance to contemporary US-Indo-Pacific relations. During their residency, selected fellows will be able to engage with officials at various US departments and agencies and experts at the EWCW as well as other DC think tanks and universities. They will also be able to attend EWCW seminars and events around Washington, DC. EWCW encourages fellows to engage with the Washington policy community, including participating in events at other institutions or agencies; so long as it does not interfere with the fellows' duties and the East-West Center in Washington is named as their affiliation.
The fellowship includes a monthly stipend while in residence at EWCW, office space and accompanying resources, and round-trip economy airfare to Washington, DC. Fellows are responsible for securing their own housing and medical insurance coverage during their term of residency (EWCW will provide suggestions for accommodation options).
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While in residence, the fellows must:
Present a public seminar on the topic of their fellowship;
Write an article for the EWCW Asia Pacific Bulletin series, and;
Begin a propoal to be considered for publication in either the East-West Center's AsiaPacific Issues series or Policy Studies series. Due to the peer review process of these publications the fellows will continue to work with EWCW upon the conclusion of their fellowship residency.
Applicants must be nationals of a country from the Indo-Pacific or the United States and eligible to receive a fellowship stipend. Applicants must possess a completed Master's degree. Those without a PhD will be considered based on their relevant professional experience. In particular, emphasis will be given to candidates who have not yet had the opportunity to research and network in Washington, DC and would further their careers from such an opportunity.
Due to East-West Center funding regulations for the Asia Studies Fellowship, non-U.S. citizens or permanent residents who are selected as fellows will need to be on East-West Center J-1 visa sponsorship during their residency. Acceptance of the fellowship will subject fellows to Section 212(e) of the Immigration and Nationality Act or the 'two-year home country residency requirement' before the fellow may apply for a change of status in the United States, permanent residency, or an H, L, or K visa.
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Interceptor Acquires 3D Realms in Midst of Duke Nukem Lawsuit
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The Denmark-based developer has purchased the former studios of the Duke while an earth-shattering lawsuit is on its way.
Polygon reported that Interceptor Entertainment bought out 3D Realms and spin-off studio, Apogee Software, Ltd (named for the original alias 3D Realms had in the 1980s). Interceptor and 3D Realms are both currently undergoing a lawsuit against Gearbox Software.
Gearbox is suing both developers based on the premise that 3D Realms and Interceptor have been illegally using the Duke Nukem property for the upcoming Duke Nukem: Mass Destruction title despite Gearbox buying the rights to the franchise in 2010.
Unfortunately, this acquisition by Interceptor doesn't necessarily mean that Duke Nukem: Mass Destruction is in the clear. Most likely, this studio acquisition was made in order to help consolidate the properties of both studios in order and help organize a means of legally acquiring the rights and finances to continue production on Mass Destruction.
More details are expected soon, and we'll update you with more as it develops.
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A Humanities teacher for over 20 years, Amy is a leader in educational technology. She recently embarked on a new adventure with John Kao's EdgeMakers. as Vice President of Academic Affairs. Amy is well known for her YouTube channel "History for Music Lovers", which features history-based parody music videos with over 12 million views, has appeared in Wired magazine, The Washington Post, The New Yorker, and international blogs and media. She was privileged to present at TEDxHonolulu 2011, has given Ignite talks at SXSWedu, ISTE, and Ignite Honolulu, and keynoted at The Association for Advanced Computing in Education, CUE E-Learning E-Learning Symposium and Alan November's Building Learning Communities. She was named Webmaker Fellow by the Mozilla Foundation and was a featured artist in the "Art and Culture of the Web" track at Mozfest 2014 in London. Amy's presentations and professional development workshops often explore topics in Creativity, Remix Culture, and Visual/Media Literacy.
Brad Fountain is a father of two school age children and husband to a classroom teacher. He began his educational career as teacher in a grades 3-5 multi-age classroom in rural North Carolina. In 2000 he was hired as a school administrator for Pathways Elementary School in Orange County, North Carolina, where he helped the school achieve the North Carolina Model Technology School for 2003. Brad has presented as NECC, NCAECT, NSTA, NCETC, NCAECT, SC EdTech., and the DEN National Institutes. He has also provided leadership training for school system administrators, and professional development on technology integration.
Lee Green, Technology Coordinator for Cherokee County Schools, is making his third trip back to Richland 2! Lee has over ten years working in education, four of those as an Instructional Technologist. He has experience in teacher training, developing online learning, and advocating a common sense approach to teaching and learning. Lee has presented at regional and national conferences on a range of topics related to Google Apps for Education. He is also a Google Certified Innovator working to finish his dissertation at the University of West Georgia. Lee is lucky to be the husband of Lynn and the father of Annika and Franklin.
Michael Jaber is a nationally recognized Google Certified Trainer and Google Certified Innovator who has worked closely with the Google Education Team and presented at numerous conferences across the country, as a keynote, and as a featured presenter. Michael has a long history within education. He spent 18 years in the classroom as a social studies teacher, which eventually transitioned into a technology coaching role, and now leads the Sheboygan Area School District, in Wisconsin, as their Instructional Technology Coordinator. He has trained multiple school districts around the world on how to approach 1:1 initiatives, along with teaching how to fully harness the power of Google Apps and web resources in schools. He's a gadget geek and loves to share amazing technology with others!
Margaret is a Lower School Technology Coordinator at a private school near Philadelphia, where she oversees the new I.D.E.A. Studio, a space for PreK to 5th grade students to engage in design thinking, work as tinkerers and makers, and use their imaginations to invent and create with both high and low-tech tools. Margaret is also a Technology and Education Consultant specializing in design thinking, early childhood education, social media, and global education. She is passionate about helping teachers integrate technology into their classrooms in meaningful ways and connecting students around the globe using technology. She is currently exploring ways to foster innovation in school culture and integrate mindfulness into schools. She regularly presents on these topics both locally and internationally. Margaret holds a B.A. from Bryn Mawr College in Psychology and a Masters in International Training and Education from American University. She is currently taking graduate courses at Michigan State University in their Educational Technology program and she was named a PBS Digital Innovator in 2014, an Exchange Exceptional Emerging Leader in 2015, and a Google Certified Innovator in 2016. When she's not busy working, you can usually find Margaret traveling and taking photos or baking and crafting at home.
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When I was fourteen I recall working a job with my grandfather on a newly built house. We were wiring the house for electricity since my grandfather is a plumber and electrician by trade. He yelled at me, "Do you have the wires screwed into the socket yet?" He told me which wire goes in what location but me being fourteen with quitting time on my mind I soon forgot which one went where. I ended up putting them where I thought he said to. At this point I was drenched in sweat from the relentless Texas heat and replied "Yeah I think so!" A moment later he flips the breaker and right in front of me there is a series of loud pops and flashes of light. "The damn thing is on fire, turn it off!" I rushed to get the fire extinguisher as we almost burned that part of the house down. He came in and told me that maybe I should focus and know when to speak up if I am not sure what I am doing. Electrical work is not for the amateur do it yourself person and I think the same can be said about investing in risky ventures. This experience was a crucial learning point that arrogance can be a means to a harsh learning point.
Physicians after making it through the rigors of intern year, residency, and possibly even fellowship eventually become an expert in their field. While this is an exceptional achievement, the downfall is when this arrogance of being an expert extends into feeling like an expert in other fields. As discussed in my previous post, poor financial decisions by residents and doctors, many physicians think that this feeling of being an expert also will apply to being an expert investor with their money.
One of the most well known examples, due to the high publicity in the 80's, of a physician entering into bad investments was Dr. Cooley. An idol to many and by many accounts an excellent surgeon, person, and mentor. He was involved in a series of bad real estate deals that lead to a bankruptcy. despite him being the most famous surgeon at the time. An article from the LA times describes the situation well. Per the article, at the time in 1980 it was estimated that he was worth around $40 million dollars (~$120 Million in 2016 dollars adjusted for inflation). He at first entered many "safe" investment deals but over time became willing to take risks with each deal. Eventually the deals collapsed along with the oil market that the Houston economy was greatly tied to. This lead to him filing bankruptcy as most of his net worth was tired up in these investments. He had an estimated debt of $100 million dollars at the time. His reputation as a surgeon never faltered, however he ended up taking a huge financial hit that affects his legacy till this day.
Real estate can be an excellent means to build wealth. Dr. Cooley was building wealth in the example above till he branched out and entered high risks properties in areas that he had not worked with before. Placing a large bet in an area with little knowledge can be a recipe for disaster. Also, accidents happen in life and real estate which means that the larger the property the more money spent on insurance which will eat away at your profits. Below is a picture of one of my neighbors who had a fire at a house that they were renting out. Turns out they were under insured and lost thousands of dollars on this accident. Soon after they decided to sell the property to recoup some of the money lost.
Neighbors car and garage caught fire after he decided to leave his grill unattended.
Going to the blackjack table and winning the first time doesn't necessarily mean that you are a skilled player. The same can be said for some methods of investing. For non diversified investments (such as individual stocks, real estate, commodities), each of these is a risk with odds of the bet paying off. In a hot real estate market it might be that everyone who bought a house 4 years ago made a lot of money without any skill or knowledge. Don't be confused to think that just because you made a lot of money off of a single stock that you have become a Warren Buffett like investor overnight. It took years for you to become skilled at medicine and other fields can be very similar.
Compounding interest is a way of life for many residents as student loans are paid back. Once those are paid off and that money goes into savings, the tide has changed for the interest to now be in your favor. You have worked hard to get to where you are at as an attending and its time you have your money work hard for you. Investing the money makes your money work just as hard as you do for financial returns. Finding a way to invest that makes you comfortable while yielding good returns is the name of the game that everyone is trying to balance. Find investments that you can sleep with even in a down market and minimize the downsize potential to each investment entered into.
Stick to what you know. If you decide to invest in something as a part of your portfolio such as real estate rentals or a business then be sure you know what you are getting yourself into. Now is not the time to be learning from scratch. Learn with someone else money at risk and enter into deals with caution.


What a great Sweet 16 present! Historically, the Christmas Day Parade is taped sometime during the first week of December each year. The actual schedule is announced in late summer or early fall. There are no special tickets to buy. You can watch the taping (and maybe even participate in a segment depending on what's going on) simply by using your regular park admission ticket. Even a firm taping schedule can be unpredictable. For example, the current Moms Panel was in Florida on December 4 and 5 while the parade was scheduled to be filmed on that Friday and Saturday. Well, it poured all day Friday, and most of the day Saturday, so the taping was held on Sunday. Weather doesn't have this impact often, but keep in mind that it could. Focusing on the first week of December is a safe plan. I hope your daughter gets chosen for something special on her birthday!


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Echeveria nodulosa is a species of flowering plant in the Crassulaceae family. It is commonly called painted echeveria, and is native to Mexico (widely distributed and rather common in North Oaxaca and South Puebla).

They are relatively disease free.

Taxonomy
Echeveria is named for Atanasio Echeverría y Godoy, a botanical illustrator who contributed to Flora Mexicana.

Nodulosa means 'with swellings', or 'bearing nodules', and is typically given in reference to the presence of root nodules.

References

RHS.org

Endemic flora of Mexico
nodulosa
Taxa named by John Gilbert Baker


• Processing of check and wire requests.
• Follow up with vendor for any if any refunds.
• Coding of refund checks received.
• Analyzing and taking appropriate action on Vendors with debit balance.
• Responsible for maintaining daily productions logs.
• Responsible for doing Root cause analysis for the refund requests received and giving feedback to responsible parties.
• Requires minimal supervision to manage daily activities and is able to meet published deadlines for payment activities.
• Escalates system related issues to client's technical support group.
• Identifies opportunities to enhance/streamline business process.
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• Performs regular standard tasks but with the opportunity to vary work sequencing.
• Performs skilled work requiring some functional training or job experience.
• Escalates issues and seeks advice when faced with non-standard issues/problems.
• Interacts largely with own workgroup but may interact with users around first line queries/requests for information.
• May operate within a team of individuals carrying out similar tasks, Subject to regular local supervision of progress against results.
Shares knowledge and experience with other members of team.
• May assist less experienced or temporary staff where appropriate.


DSLinux with 128MB would be very nice to have indeed.
>> * the extended storage+memory (2GB/128MB).
> Great! Let us know about any progress you make please.
> Send patches if you have some.
> That's nice. Did the project go well?


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Q: Как задать размер пакетов при синхронизации? sync framework 2.1, devart dotconnect for posgresql, entityframework
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            var conStringsServer = RestoratorConfiguration.GetConnectionStringsServer();
            var connectionStringLocal = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["MenuEntities"].ConnectionString;

            if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(conStringsServer))
                return;

            PgSqlConnection centralConnection = new PgSqlConnection(connectionStringLocal); // Con
            PgSqlSyncScopeDeprovisioning t0;
            try
            {
                t0 = new PgSqlSyncScopeDeprovisioning(centralConnection);
                t0.DeprovisionStore();
            }
            catch (Exception ex1)
            {
            }

            var scopeName = "SyncScope";

            DbSyncScopeDescription scopeDescription = null;
            try
            {
                scopeDescription = new DbSyncScopeDescription(scopeName);
                foreach (var dbTable in _orderedTables)
                {
                    DbSyncTableDescription tableDesc =
                        PgSqlSyncDescriptionBuilder.GetDescriptionForTable(dbTable,
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                    scopeDescription.Tables.Add(tableDesc);
                }
            }
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                try
                {
                    scopeDescription = PgSqlSyncDescriptionBuilder.GetDescriptionForScope(scopeName,
                        centralConnection);
                }
                catch (Exception ex1)
                {
                    return;
                }
            }

            SyncScopeProvisioning centralProvisioning = new PgSqlSyncScopeProvisioning(centralConnection,
                scopeDescription);

            centralProvisioning.Apply();

            //var branches = ec.Restaurants.Where(r => !r.IsMain).ToList();

            int j = 0;
            var count = 1;
            progress = progressInitialValue;
            branchDelta = (100 - progressInitialValue - count)/count;
            //foreach (var branch in branches)
            //{
                progress += 1;
                _bw.ReportProgress(progress, string.Format("Синхронизация с {0}...", conStringsServer));

                centralConnection = new PgSqlConnection(connectionStringLocal);

                PgSqlConnection branchConnection = new PgSqlConnection(conStringsServer); // Con

                PgSqlSyncScopeDeprovisioning t;
                try
                {
                    t = new PgSqlSyncScopeDeprovisioning(branchConnection);
                    t.DeprovisionStore();
                }
                catch (Exception ex1)
                {
                }

                SyncScopeProvisioning branchProvisioning = new PgSqlSyncScopeProvisioning(branchConnection,
                    scopeDescription);

                branchProvisioning.Apply();

            var f1 = new PgSqlSyncProvider(scopeName, centralConnection, null, null);
            f1.SelectingChanges += f1_SelectingChanges;
            f1.BatchSpooled += f1_BatchSpooled;
            f1.BatchApplied += F1OnBatchApplied;
            f1.MemoryDataCacheSize = 200000;

            var f2 = new PgSqlSyncProvider(scopeName, branchConnection, null, null);
            f2.SelectingChanges += f1_SelectingChanges;
            f2.BatchSpooled += f1_BatchSpooled;
            f2.BatchApplied += F1OnBatchApplied;
            f2.MemoryDataCacheSize = 200000;

            Console.WriteLine("{0}", f1.MemoryDataCacheSize);

                SyncOrchestrator syncOrchestrator = new SyncOrchestrator
                {
                    Direction = SyncDirectionOrder.UploadAndDownload,
                    RemoteProvider = f1,
                    LocalProvider = f2
                };

                syncOrchestrator.SessionProgress += syncOrchestrator_SessionProgress;

                // from
                // to
                syncOrchestrator.Synchronize();

                //t = new PgSqlSyncScopeDeprovisioning(branchConnection);
                //t.DeprovisionStore();

                //ResetAllSequences(branchConnection);

                progress += branchDelta;

                if (progress >= 100)
                {
                    progress = 99;
                }
                _bw.ReportProgress(progress, string.Format("Завершена синхронизация {0}!", " с сервером"));

                watch.Stop();

Синхронизация работает, но при синхронизации через интернет, синхронизация проходит за час. Большой пинг с сервером. При синхронизации через локальную сеть, синхронизация проходит за 1,5 минуты. поэтому нужно уменьшить размер пакетов (batchsize)

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Exterior Dimensions: 33" x 18" x 10"
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Help! Any suggestions on what to do to create a cozy entertaining space on my deck? I would love some sort of shade, but not sure what can be done, if anything? Also, would like a nice fire pit area, but it cannot cost a lot of money. Any suggestions for the deck, patio and fire pit would be wonderful! TIA!! Also, I did find a patio set with a coffee table, loveseat and 2 chairs, the cushions on it are a mild green. Have not purchased yet, but considering. Wish I could do a pondless waterfall on our hill, but I think that is pretty expensive!!Thanks!!
There is nothing like adding a pergola, a retractable awning, perhaps some lattice work, some deck planters, a small corner continual flow fountain and perhaps some pretty outdoor curtains billowing down the corners of the decking - and some comfy seating!! I can see so many different things to do with what you have!!! As far as your yard goes, try doing some landscaping on your own and surrounding the place with beautiful flowers and plants......maybe some rockwork and a few paths here and there throughout your garden. Add a couple pretty garden benches throughout (you can make them yourself with ideas here on Hometalk) - you'll be surprised at what you can do on your own!!
on the deck, i would put up a covered screen house. that shouldn't cost you a great deal. then you would be able to get out of the sun if you want to.


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Ignacio Asúnsolo (* 15. März 1890 in San José de Parral; † 21. Dezember 1965 in Mexiko-Stadt) war ein mexikanischer Bildhauer.

Asúnsolo besuchte die Academia de San Carlos in Mexiko-Stadt, an der er später auch lehrte, und studierte von 1919 bis 1921 in Paris an der École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts de Paris. Neben zahlreichen Denkmälern schuf er unter anderem auch das Original des Ariel-Filmpreises. Sein bekanntestes Denkmal stand an der Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México und stellte Miguel Alemán Valdés dar. Das Denkmal wurde während der Studentenunruhen 1968 gesprengt.

Weitere Werke
 Mutter-Denkmal, Monterrey
 Vaterschaft-Denkmal, Museo Nacional de Historia, Mexiko-Stadt (1924)
 Schwester-Juana-Denkmal im Innenhof des Secretaría de Educación Pública (1924)
 Obregón-Denkmal in der Avenida Insurgentes, Mexiko-Stadt (1933)
 "La Familia Proletaria", Instituto Politécnico Nacional, Mexiko-Stadt (1934)
 Francisco-Villa-Denkmal in der Avenida División del Norte, Chihuahua (1957)

Weblinks

Einzelnachweise

Bildhauer (Mexiko)
Künstler (Mexiko-Stadt)
Hochschullehrer (Nationale Autonome Universität von Mexiko)
Mexikaner
Geboren 1890
Gestorben 1965
Mann


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THE INDOCTRINATION of our CHILDREN AT SCHOOL continues APACE! SCHOLASTIC NEWS SUPPORTS BLOOMBERG SODA BAN! | Virginia Right!
Sugary drinks are bigger than ever. Many experts say that's not good for our health. America's biggest city is taking action.
That's right, my friends, the Bloomberg soda ban is front and center in a positive light on the FRONT COVER of a children's magazine distributed in the schools! Paid by TAX DOLLARS!
I would suggest my readers protest this blatant indoctrination of our kids! We should let Scholastic News know: NO MORE SUCH ARTICLES! Or we'll go to school board meetings and stop the subscriptions. I plan to monitor the Scholastic News that comes home and I'll call them on it at this blog. NO TAX MONEY for INDOCTRINATION!
Here is the contact size for Scholastic. Here is the Hanover School Board site. Do what's right. If you can, homeschool or send your kids to private schools (although some private schools are liberal too) while you still have the Constitutional right to do so. Fight UN treaties that meddle in parental rights! Scholastic News has a high school version called: The New York Times Upfront. Yes, you read it right. The liberal shill New York Times. I sure hope they don't give it out at our high schools in Hanover County. It would stop tomorrow if I were on the school board.
I am a concerned parent that has noticed that the Scholastic news letters that my first grader reads at school appear to be liberally bias. Do you know who owns the publishing company, and what can we do as parents to stop the indoctrination of our children?
Scholastic is its own company. I would discuss it with your school board representative and if that person is not helpful, find another in your school district that is. Bypass the principal, superintendent etc. Consider your state representative and/or state senator or the state board of education. In Texas for example the state board of ed is elected.
Find out what the educational purpose behind it is. Use concrete examples. Go to right-wing bloggers in your area as well. You can send me examples at ssanders [at] varight [dot] com.
Thanks, Sarah, for coming by.


The adjustable leg version allows an assortment of heights to accomodate everyone, and can be tilted to relieve the strain on your lower back.
Relieves the strain on you lower back.
These cast iron banding wheels are used for decorating, forming and finishing your work.
Available in different sizes (18, 22 and 25cm diameter).
Compact pugmill NRA-04S (only 66,5cm long, 33,5cm wide and 56cm high) in stainless steel.
There also exists an aluminum version (NRA-04).
Compact vacuum pugmill NVA-04S (only 92cm long, 42cm wide and 75cm in height), executed in stainless steel. The built-in compressor makes sure that during the processing all air is removed from the processed clay.