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I'm having several other issues as well. All my custom icons seem to have disappeared. This could be completely my fault. And, when I click on a poi in a mashup, it opens the correct poi, but in a new tab. I checked, and I do not have that option checked in the backend.
This was working before updating to the latest version of mappress. It would only pull those sites that showed up within 25 miles. To see this, visit link above and click on the tab under all the trail icons that says "Lodging and Outfitters." It is now displaying all the icons.
I had to revert to the original version, so hang on until tomorrow when I can get this set up on a test server to show you the issue. Sorry about that!
1) The search showing all locations seems to be because the hidden tab is auto-centering between all POIs when it's displayed (i.e. if it was displayed initially, it would work). I'll have a look into fixing that.
2) The plugin was changed to always use a new tab, but the documentation wasn't updated. The change was made so the map wouldn't recenter if the user goes to the target page and then back to the original.
3) I can't say about the icons, I'd need to see an example on the test site, so please send a demo URL when you have it ready.
The big issue is that it lost my custom icons on the upgrade. That and the radius issue. Any help is appreciated!
For the icons, were you using some rules to assign them based on taxonomy?
If so – you may need to re-create the rules on the MapPress settings screen. The automatic icon assignment structure changed quite a while ago and any existing rules would need to be re-created.
For example, this map doesn't appear to have been saved with a specific icon, so I'm guessing it's either assigned through the MapPress settings or via some PHP?
Yes, I assigned them using the mappress interface. I can reassign them all if needed…. Wasn't sure if I was just missing something. It was done with taxonomy. I'll have to refresh my memory on that. Any work around on the radius issue?
You should be able to copy the icon assignments from the old system.
The radius search-in-a-tab is going to require an update. I'll let you know as soon as it's available.
I have an update that may work for the search in the hidden tab.
If you'd like to give it a try, please send a login (preferably to your test system) using the contact form, and I'll install the new version for you so we can test it.
Thanks Chris, I see that the radius is working to center. In the old version, it actually only loaded the pinpoints that were within range. Does loading all the pinpoints on each page have an impact in how many calls to Google Maps the website is making? IE, is it going to impact cost for using Google Maps? Currently, I'm under the threshold.
I don't think this has any impact on Google usage. I believe their quota is based on the number of maps displayed, not the number of markers/pins.


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Photos: Boston, other cities hold marches after Charlottesville violence
In the wake of deadly violence surrounding a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, cities across America held protest marches.
Thousands of counter protesters marching to a planned 'Free Speech Rally' on Boston Common on August 19, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. Thousands of demonstrators and counter-protestors are expected at Boston Common where the Boston Free Speech Rally is being held. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)Photo by: Scott Eisen
Thousands of protesters march in Boston against a planned 'Free Speech Rally' just one week after the violent 'Unite the Right' rally in Virginia left one woman dead and dozens more injured on August 19, 2017 in Boston, United States. Although the rally organizers stress that they are not associated with any alt-right or white supremacist groups, the city of Boston and Police Commissioner William Evans are preparing for possible confrontations at the afternoon rally. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Photo by: Spencer Platt
Thousands of protesters prepare to march in Boston against a planned 'Free Speech Rally' just one week after the violent 'Unite the Right' rally in Virginia left one woman dead and dozens more injured on August 19, 2017 in Boston, United States. Although the rally organizers stress that they are not associated with any alt-right or white supremacist groups, the city of Boston and Police Commissioner William Evans are preparing for possible confrontations at the afternoon rally. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Photo by: Spencer Platt
Protesters face off with riot police escorting conservative activists following a march in Boston against a planned 'Free Speech Rally' just one week after the violent 'Unite the Right' rally in Virginia left one woman dead and dozens more injured on August 19, 2017 in Boston, United States. Although the rally organizers stress that they are not associated with any alt-right or white supremacist groups, the city of Boston and Police Commissioner William Evans are preparing for possible confrontations at the afternoon rally. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Photo by: Spencer Platt
Demonstrators participate in a march and rally against white supremacy August 16, 2017 in downtown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Demonstrations are being held following clashes between white supremacists and counter-protestors in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend. Heather Heyer, 32, was killed in Charlottesville when a car allegedly driven by James Alex Fields Jr. barreled into a crowd of counter-protesters following violence at the Unite the Right rally. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)Photo by: Jessica Kourkounis
Thousands of counter protesters march to a planned 'Free Speech Rally' on Boston Common on August 19, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. Thousands of demonstrators and counter-protestors are expected at Boston Common where the Boston Free Speech Rally is being held. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)Photo by: Scott Eisen
A small group attends a vigil and march at the New England Holocaust Memorial to denounce hate groups before a controversial rally tomorrow on August 18, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. A free speech rally planned on Saturday on Boston Common has sparked fears of possible violence only a week after racially charged protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, turned deadly. Thousands of counter protesters are expected to attend the event which police vow to keep peaceful. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Photo by: Spencer Platt
Barricades set up on the Boston Common where a "Free Speech" rally is scheduled and a large rally against hate in solidarity with victims of Charlotestville will converge Saturday, on August 18, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)Photo by: Scott Eisen
Counter protesters march against a potential white supremacists rally on August 18, 2017 in Durham, North Carolina. The demonstration comes a week after a fatal clash during a "Unite the Right" rally between white supremacists and counter protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia. (Photo by Sara D. Davis/Getty Images)Photo by: Sara D. Davis
A protester carries a flag in support of removing a monument of Andrew Jackson during a demonstration on August 19, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The rally was held in solidarity with Charlottesville, where last week's alt-right rally resulted in the death of a protester. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)Photo by: Jonathan Bachman
Protesters march during a demonstration on August 19, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The rally was held in solidarity with Charlottesville, where last week's alt-right rally resulted in the death of a protester. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)Photo by: Jonathan Bachman
A protester raises his fist during a demonstration on August 19, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The rally was held in solidarity with Charlottesville, where last week's alt-right rally resulted in the death of a protester. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)Photo by: Jonathan Bachman
Protesters and counter-protesters argue during a demonstration on August 19, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The rally was held in solidarity with Charlottesville, where last week's alt-right rally resulted in the death of a protester. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)Photo by: Jonathan Bachman
Counter protesters in witch costumes hold up signs after a march to the 'Free Speech Rally' on Boston Common on August 19, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. Thousands of demonstrators and counter-protestors are expected at Boston Common where the Boston Free Speech Rally is being held. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)Photo by: Scott Eisen
Counter protesters hold up fists and signs during a march to the 'Free Speech Rally' on Boston Common on August 19, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. Thousands of demonstrators and counter-protestors are expected at Boston Common where the Boston Free Speech Rally is being held. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)Photo by: Scott Eisen
Thousands of counter protesters marching to a planned 'Free Speech Rally' on Boston Common on August 19, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. Thousands of demonstrators and counter-protestors are expected at Boston Common where the Boston Free Speech Rally is being held. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)Scott Eisen
Thousands of protesters march in Boston against a planned 'Free Speech Rally' just one week after the violent 'Unite the Right' rally in Virginia left one woman dead and dozens more injured on August 19, 2017 in Boston, United States. Although the rally organizers stress that they are not associated with any alt-right or white supremacist groups, the city of Boston and Police Commissioner William Evans are preparing for possible confrontations at the afternoon rally. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Spencer Platt
Thousands of protesters prepare to march in Boston against a planned 'Free Speech Rally' just one week after the violent 'Unite the Right' rally in Virginia left one woman dead and dozens more injured on August 19, 2017 in Boston, United States. Although the rally organizers stress that they are not associated with any alt-right or white supremacist groups, the city of Boston and Police Commissioner William Evans are preparing for possible confrontations at the afternoon rally. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Spencer Platt
Protesters face off with riot police escorting conservative activists following a march in Boston against a planned 'Free Speech Rally' just one week after the violent 'Unite the Right' rally in Virginia left one woman dead and dozens more injured on August 19, 2017 in Boston, United States. Although the rally organizers stress that they are not associated with any alt-right or white supremacist groups, the city of Boston and Police Commissioner William Evans are preparing for possible confrontations at the afternoon rally. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Spencer Platt
Demonstrators participate in a march and rally against white supremacy August 16, 2017 in downtown Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Demonstrations are being held following clashes between white supremacists and counter-protestors in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend. Heather Heyer, 32, was killed in Charlottesville when a car allegedly driven by James Alex Fields Jr. barreled into a crowd of counter-protesters following violence at the Unite the Right rally. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)Jessica Kourkounis
Thousands of counter protesters march to a planned 'Free Speech Rally' on Boston Common on August 19, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. Thousands of demonstrators and counter-protestors are expected at Boston Common where the Boston Free Speech Rally is being held. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)Scott Eisen
A small group attends a vigil and march at the New England Holocaust Memorial to denounce hate groups before a controversial rally tomorrow on August 18, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. A free speech rally planned on Saturday on Boston Common has sparked fears of possible violence only a week after racially charged protests in Charlottesville, Virginia, turned deadly. Thousands of counter protesters are expected to attend the event which police vow to keep peaceful. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)Spencer Platt
Barricades set up on the Boston Common where a "Free Speech" rally is scheduled and a large rally against hate in solidarity with victims of Charlotestville will converge Saturday, on August 18, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)Scott Eisen
Counter protesters march against a potential white supremacists rally on August 18, 2017 in Durham, North Carolina. The demonstration comes a week after a fatal clash during a "Unite the Right" rally between white supremacists and counter protesters in Charlottesville, Virginia. (Photo by Sara D. Davis/Getty Images)Sara D. Davis
A protester carries a flag in support of removing a monument of Andrew Jackson during a demonstration on August 19, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The rally was held in solidarity with Charlottesville, where last week's alt-right rally resulted in the death of a protester. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)Jonathan Bachman
Protesters march during a demonstration on August 19, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The rally was held in solidarity with Charlottesville, where last week's alt-right rally resulted in the death of a protester. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)Jonathan Bachman
A protester raises his fist during a demonstration on August 19, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The rally was held in solidarity with Charlottesville, where last week's alt-right rally resulted in the death of a protester. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)Jonathan Bachman
Protesters and counter-protesters argue during a demonstration on August 19, 2017 in New Orleans, Louisiana. The rally was held in solidarity with Charlottesville, where last week's alt-right rally resulted in the death of a protester. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)Jonathan Bachman
Counter protesters in witch costumes hold up signs after a march to the 'Free Speech Rally' on Boston Common on August 19, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. Thousands of demonstrators and counter-protestors are expected at Boston Common where the Boston Free Speech Rally is being held. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)Scott Eisen
Counter protesters hold up fists and signs during a march to the 'Free Speech Rally' on Boston Common on August 19, 2017 in Boston, Massachusetts. Thousands of demonstrators and counter-protestors are expected at Boston Common where the Boston Free Speech Rally is being held. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)Scott Eisen

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Having won seven major championships and competed in more than 150 in his illustrious career, Arnold Palmer certainly knows enough about what goes into making a golf tournament special.
Palmer would never be so bold as to claim that the tournament that bears his name, the Arnold Palmer Invitational Presented by MasterCard, is a major championship. But that doesn't mean that Palmer doesn't strive to make his annual PGA TOUR event at the Bay Hill Club & Lodge as good as it can be, with a world-class golf course to challenge the game's best players and as many nice touches as possible to make both competitors and fans feel welcome.
"I like to think that at the end of the day there isn't something we've overlooked to make this tournament as good as it can be," Palmer, now 82, says of his event that is in its 34th year at Bay Hill. "What really sets a major apart from other tournaments is history and the prestige of the title, and we know the four events that mean the most in that regard.
"My goal for this tournament is to have a well-run, exciting and fun tournament that players hopefully want to come back to and keep playing. I want to see lots of fans, and good media support, and of course the participation of our sponsors is just tremendous, so you put it all together and it's great to see the game and our charities benefit.
"That's the thing that we look at more than any other, is to have our golf course be a major championship quality in its condition and its challenge," Palmer says. "We don't really strive to make it particularly difficult, because the course itself, to a degree, is naturally that way by its design. We want it to be a good test, a fair test. We have a good golf course, and we want to make it playable but also ask the players to hit some good golf shots.
"Our greens tend to be on the faster side and very firm, which is something that we now have the opportunity to do since we upgraded our greens. But what we've found over the years is that these players can score when hitting the proper shots and that's all we're asking them to do."
Palmer admits that if there is one major championship that has most influenced him in his approach, it would have to be the Masters Tournament, which he won four times (1958-60-62-64).


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Prioritize. If I find I'm struggling at keeping up my self-care program, I take steps to ease my schedule. Some studies show parents who participate in good self-care engage more fully with their children, so I make it a priority to develop and stick to a plan. Even if it's something like hiring a trustworthy dog walking service periodically, you'll see it's well worth the small investment to relieve some of your burden. With someone else to take Fido out for a bit, I can catch up paperwork, snag a much-needed nap, or do some food prep.
Plan well. Planning and organizing can help you stay on track. Find some organizational tools that work well for you, such as a school syllabus, calendar system or daily planner and use them. You'll find spelling things out can make it easier to manage your time – it's easier to see when you have openings and how to establish flow.
Another suggestion is to pull together vital information and plug it into a cheat sheet. I keep it electronically in my phone, a hard copy inside a kitchen cabinet and a copy in my car. My cheat sheet includes family member phone numbers including my and my husband's workplaces, my child's physician, the pharmacy phone number, and neighbors' and babysitters' phone numbers. I also include all my child's medication and allergy information. And last, but not least, I have social security and insurance information there, just in case. It comes in handy when filling out forms.
Limit obligations. We can't do it all, and in protection of our wellness, it's important not to try. There sometimes will be worthwhile opportunities you need to pass up in order to preserve your self-care plan and meet obligations. As Canadian Women's Health Network points out, you need to be realistic in setting your goals and commitments. You carry a lot of responsibility and your first priorities are to you and your little one. Don't feel guilty about it and embrace that you're doing the right thing.
Make time for your youngster. You and your child will both feel better if you set aside time routinely for positive interaction. Make sure it's time enjoying one another, not just on the run. Some studies show that simple activities such as eating together, reading to your child, playing or chatting count as quality time with your child.
Take care of you! Being a mom is tough, especially if you're the mom of a special needs child. It may feel opposite of what you think, but tending to yourself first is your top priority. Make sure you follow good strategies and meet your needs so you'll be able to give your best to your child.


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Hans-Christoph Müller (* 23. Oktober 1949) ist ein ehemaliger deutscher Fußballspieler. Er spielte für die BSG Chemie Böhlen in den 1970er und 1980er Jahren in der DDR-Oberliga, der höchsten Spielklasse im DDR-Fußball.

Sportliche Laufbahn
Vor seiner Zeit in Böhlen war Hans-Christoph Müller bei der Betriebssportgemeinschaft (BSG) Chemie Leipzig aktiv. Seine ersten Punktspiele im Männerbereich des höherklassigen Spielbetriebes bestritt er in der Saison 1970/71 mit der 2. Mannschaft der BSG Chemie in der zweitklassigen DDR-Liga. In den 30 ausgetragenen Punktspielen wurde er 26-mal eingesetzt. Da die 1. Mannschaft am Saisonende aus der Oberliga abstieg, musste die 2. Mannschaft in der drittklassigen Bezirksliga antreten. Daraufhin wechselte Müller zum DDR-Ligisten Chemie Böhlen. Dort war er bis zur Saison 1973/74 Stammspieler und verpasste in den drei Spielzeiten nur vier Punktspiele. In der Saison 1973/74 wurde er mit Böhlen in der DDR-Liga Staffelsieger und bestritt anschließend alle acht Aufstiegsspiele, in denen die Böhlener jedoch den Aufstieg verpassten. Nachdem Müller zu Beginn der Saison 1974/75 in fünf DDR-Liga-Spielen eingesetzt worden war, wurde er im November 1974 zum Wehrdienst in der Nationalen Volksarmee eingezogen. Nach seiner Entlassung aus dem Wehrdienst spielte er von der Saison 1976/77 an wieder für die BSG Chemie Böhlen. Diese wurde in dieser Spielzeit wieder Ligastaffelsieger und schaffte diesmal den Aufstieg in die Oberliga. Müller war daran mit zehn Punktspieleinsätzen und acht Qualifikationsspielen beteiligt. In seiner ersten Oberligasaison wurde er bis zum sechsten Spieltag regelmäßig als Abwehrspieler eingesetzt, verletzte sich aber am sechsten Spieltag, sodass er vier Wochen pausieren musste. Am Saisonende war er schließlich auf 17 Oberligaspiele gekommen. 1978/79 wurde Müller, weiterhin in der Abwehr spielend, in 19 Oberligaspielen eingesetzt. Böhlen schaffte diesmal den Klassenerhalt nicht und spielte 1979/80 wieder in der DDR-Liga. Dort konnte Müller nur zehn Begegnungen absolvieren, erreichte aber mit der Mannschaft erneut die Aufstiegsrunde, in der er sieben der acht Spiele bestritt und damit zum sofortigen Wiederaufstieg beitrug. In seiner zweiten Oberligasaison konnte er nur in den ersten drei Punktspielen mitwirken, danach kam er nur noch in unregelmäßigen Abständen in sechs weiteren Oberligaspielen zum Einsatz. Am Ende der Spielzeit 1980/81 stieg die BSG Chemie Böhlen erneut aus der Oberliga ab.

Müller verließ darauf Böhlen und wechselte zum DDR-Ligisten Stahl NW Leipzig. Dort konnte er sich 1980/81 mit 21 Einsätzen in den 22 DDR-Ligaspielen als Stammspieler durchsetzen, doch die Stahlwerker stiegen anschließend in die Bezirksliga ab. Nach einem Jahr in der Drittklassigkeit stiegen sie unter Mitwirkung von Müller umgehend wieder auf, um anschließend sofort wieder abzusteigen. Die Saison 1983/84, in der Müller noch einmal 19 DDR-Liga-Spiele bestritt, war seine letzte Spielzeit im landesweiten Spielbetrieb. Nach 13 Spielzeiten konnte er auf 45 Oberligaspiele verweisen, in denen er als Defensivspieler ohne Torerfolg blieb. In der DDR-Liga brachte er es auf 151 Einsätze, in denen er 1971/72 zwei Tore und 1983/84 ein Tor erzielte. Außerdem wirkte er in 23 Aufstiegsspielen zur Oberliga mit.

Literatur
 Deutsches Sportecho: Jahrgänge 1970–1984.
 Hanns Leske: Enzyklopädie des DDR-Fußballs. Verlag Die Werkstatt, Göttingen 2007, ISBN 978-3-89533-556-3, S. 325.
 Andreas Baingo, Michael Horn: Die Geschichte der DDR-Oberliga. 2. Auflage. Verlag Die Werkstatt, Göttingen 2004, ISBN 3-89533-428-6, S. 299.

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BODY OF CHRIST Urgent Prayer Request For Nigerian Christian Family #PrayForNigeria
Urgent Prayer Request For Nigerian Christian Family #PrayForNigeria
By VOICE OF THE PERSECUTED
(Voice of the Persecuted) With a heavy heart, we request prayer for our dear brother and correspondent in Nigeria. Yesterday, his father was killed by the Boko Haram. His family has long suffered persecution, the loss of family members and abuse at the hands of this evil group. Please remember this family, the nation of Nigeria and all who are suffering there.
Father God, we thank you for the love, mercy and grace you continually give to us. Humbly and earnestly, we ask You to hear this plea for our brothers and sisters and the nation of Nigeria.
We pray for the horrific violence and senseless slaughter to end. For all agendas, evil plots (political and religious) against them be foiled. We pray for mercy on the suffering believers. That their strength and faith to stand and endure be increased. Father, make them a Light in the darkness spreading over the region. For Your Gospel to be boldly preached by them without any fear. For the lost to be found and for the lands in which we all live be more pleasing to You.
We thank you that our Christian brother who has lost his life is saved by Christs' ultimate gift of love in sacrifice. And the promise that we will one day worship and rejoice together with him. Stay near to his family in the extreme pain of their grief, may they feel Your presence surrounding and holding them. Father, we ask for divine protection for his son who bravely goes where others will not—ministering and bringing aid to the victims of the ongoing violence.
We pray all this in the name of Jesus, our Lord and Savior. Amen
Thank you and may God bless you for caring enough to learn about our suffering family in Christ, globally. And for continually remembering them in prayer.
Lois Kanalos, VOP Founder/Advocate
Cheryl Refsland, VOP Advocate/News Analyst
and rest of the VOP team
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VOICE OF THE PERSECUTED
Our voices cry out for the Persecuted Church. More than 100,000,000 Christians around the world are at risk of persecution. It has become one of the worst humanitarian crises on the planet, today! It is "a crisis point in history" that can no longer be overlooked, or millions more will suffer! Sadly it's a crisis that not enough people realize exists. Unfortunately the western media rarely reports the extreme persecution inflicted on our Christian brothers and sisters, worldwide. We are called by God to stand up for all who are destitute, to remember the prisoners as if imprisoned ourselves, and to be a VOICE for the persecuted Church! Join us, we CAN make a difference! For the latest news, information and updates, follow us at www.voiceofthepersecuted.org
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Marianne Bernard May 29, 2014	At	9:25 pm
My heart breaks for this family. I will keep praying.
VOICE OF THE PERSECUTED May 30, 2014	At	1:48 pm
Rabbi Eric @ HOJ May 29, 2014	At	9:53 pm
I will be joining you and hopefully many others for prayer. Thanks for keeping us informed.
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With more than 500 wildlife sanctuaries, 18 bio-reserves, and 120+ national parks in its periphery, the wildlife in India is one of the largest and unique in the world. In fact, India hosts three of the world's 35 biodiversity hotspots, ie, the Western Ghats, the Eastern Himalayas and, Indo-Burma. Volunteering India has been hosting students and travelers on their gap year to India from more than a decade now, and have seen the enthusiasm they have for the wildlife in India.
India is the home to around 70% of the entire tiger population in the world. Not only does this justifies the fact that it is the national animal of India, but also provides a higher probability for visitors to witness this exotic beast. The Royal Bengal Tigers, as they are fondly known as, are spread across 48 tiger reserves across the country; out of which the most prominent one is the Jim Corbett National Park.
Grazing the high grasslands of the Western Ghats are these ungulates endemic to the Nilgiri Hills in the Southern parts of India. According to the latest reports, there are almost 3000 Nilgiri Tahrs left in the Indian Subcontinent. Volunteers joining the South India programs can take short trips to the western ghats where they can witness this endangered specie of India; having stocky coat with a bristly mane, curved horns, and coarse and short fur.
Another wild animal from the forests of India which is endemic to the western ghats. The brown palm civet has been given this name due to the color of its body hair, which although is variable, however, ranging from pale buff or light brown to dark brown. The animal is a herbivore and mainly lives on fruits.
Just imagine the level of excitement to witness an animal with such an intriguing name. The lion tailed macaque is an old world monkey that can be found in the lesser traveled regions of the tropical rainforests in the Western Ghats; yes! Another interesting specie from the area. This endangered animal is one of the 16 Macaque species, and has a total population of around 2900 left in the country; including, Zoos and reserves.
And it gets more interesting! Often deceived by the name, the Indian flying fox, fondly known as the great Indian Fruit Bat, is an animal from the bat family. However, unlike its other family mates, the Indian Flying Fox feeds mainly on ripe fruits and nectar. These are also one of the largest bats in the world, and it's an amazing view to see them fly with flaps wide open.
Come to the North East side of India and you'll find an array of outstanding wildlife sustaining in the meadows. One of them is the great one horned rhino; a seriously endangered, yet a mark of glamour to the Indian wildlife. A number of conservation programs and efforts are been taken to improve the population of this magnificent animal.
Also known as the Blue Bull of India, this robust wild animal is an interesting catch to the eye. That it is the largest antelope in all of Asia is just one of the interesting facts about this creature. It has a very distinctive appearance with a tough looking body like that of a horse but a face and horns of a smaller similar to a goat.
Another beautiful animal, from the family of antelopes, to watch out for. Also known as the Indian Antelope, the Black Buck can be found at most parts of the country where there is readily availability of water and heavy grasslands. This specie is, too, a special one and laws have been made to make sure of its safety and existence.
According to a report, only some 200 or so Asiatic Lions are left in the world and are only present in India. This is one of the reasons why they are also referred to as the Indian Lions. Often denoted as the King of the Jungle, these royal Indian cats can be encountered at the Gir Wildlife Sanctuary in the western state of Gujarat.


Trees need appropriate amounts of loose, moist, well aerated, and uncompacted soil in order to mature in the urban environment. These conditions enable the tree's roots to obtain nutrients, oxygen, and water – all essential for healthy tree growth. After defining in detail the soil requirements needed for healthy root growth in last week's post, we will now discuss how much uncompacted soil trees need to thrive and reach maturity.
In addition to the nutrients that trees obtain from soil through their roots, they also need oxygen and water that occupy the voids between soil particles. These voids are abundant in uncompacted soil, however, soil in urban areas is usually compacted to provide structural integrity for paved surfaces – making void space between soil particles nonexistent.
If soil alone is depended on as a structural material and required for the load-bearing of buildings, vehicles, and pedestrians; it will be compacted to the point that air and water are excluded and a totally insufficient space for root growth will be available.
Trees planted in unsuitable urban tree pits are usually surrounded by compacted soil which often leads to the roots seeking out the space between the compacted soil and the paved surface above, where air and water are present. This then causes pavement heaving. If tree roots can't grow into surrounding soil, they continue to grow until they have filled the space that's available.
When a tree's need for nutrients, water, and air can no longer be met, the health of the tree suffers and the tree begins to decline and eventually die. Trees grown in these conditions hardly ever reach maturity and do not provide the many benefits that healthy trees offer.
This challenge creates a fundamental conflict for trees in paved areas. Careful consideration needs to be taken regarding the above and below ground space to ensure that each tree has what it requires to reach maturity. The old method of providing a tree pit area the size of the pavement opening is clearly insufficient and results in a lifetime of costly pavement repairs and/or commits the tree to an untimely death.
So, how much uncompacted soil do trees need to be healthy and reach maturity? Various methods of determining required soil volume may be used to calculate the approximate below ground space that a tree should need for healthy root growth.
Likely the simplest method of calculating soil volume, is estimating the projected mature tree canopy diameter and multiply it by a depth of 2ft. GreenBlue offer a tree pit soil calculator that will easily provide these calculations for you.
Trunk diameter is another predictor of root spread. For young trees less than about 8″ in diameter, the ratio of root radius to trunk diameter has been found to be around 38:1 – therefore a 6″ diameter tree at maturity could have a root system extending nearly 20ft from the trunk.
So how do we maximize uncompacted soil volume available for root growth without jeopardizing a stable base for sidewalks and roads? Soil support cells assemble underground to form a structural matrix filled with uncompacted soil to accommodate healthy root growth, while also providing a load-bearing structure for paved surfaces. They are the proven method for street trees, successfully implemented on thousands of projects around the world.
By understanding the soil conditions that urban trees need to reach maturity, landscape architects and related professionals can take the required steps in specifying the systems and best practice procedures that will ensure the success of our urban tree canopies.
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Decree to republish Draco's law on homicide
OR 183A Date: 621/0 BC or 409/8 BC
Diognetos of Phrearrhioi was secretary.[1]
Decree of 409/8 Diokles was archon (409/8). The Council and the People decided. AkamantisV was in prytany. Diognetos was secretary. Euthydikos was chairman. –phanes proposed: (5) the inscribers or writers-up (anagraphes) of the laws shall inscribe (anagraphsanton) Draco's law on homicide,[2] taking it over from the king (basileos),[3] with the secretary of the Council, on a stone stele and set it down in front of the royal stoa (stoas tes basileias). The official sellers (poletai) shall make the contract in accordance with the law, and the Greek treasurers (hellenotamiai) shall provide the money.
"Draco's law" (10) First axon.[4] And or Even if anybody kills anybody not from forethought,[5] he shall be exiled. The kings (basileas) shall pronounce responsible (dikazen) for homicide [the one who himself killed or the one?] who planned it; the appeal judges (ephetas) shall decide it (diagnonai). There shall be reconciliation (aidesasthai), if there are a father or brother or sons, to be granted by all, or the objector shall prevail. If these (15) do not exist, then as far as cousinhood and cousin, if they are all willing to grant reconciliation, or the objector shall prevail. If none of these exists but he killed unwillingly and the fifty-one appeal judges (ephetai) decide that he killed unwillingly, let ten members of the phratry allow him to enter if they are willing: let these be chosen by the fifty-one on the basis of their excellence (aristinden). And those who killed (20) previously shall be liable to this ordinance. There shall be a proclamation against the killer in the agora by those as far as cousinhood and cousin; there shall join in the prosecution cousins and cousins' sons and brothers-in-law and fathers-in-law and phratry members . . . is responsible for homicide . . . the fifty- (25) one . . . convict of homicide . . . If anybody kills a killer, or is responsible for his being killed, when he is keeping away from a frontier market and Amphiktyonic contests and rites, he shall be liable to the same things as for killing an Athenian; the appeal judges (ephetas) shall decide . . . (36) . . . he is a free man. And if he kills a man by defending immediately when the man is forcibly and unjustly taking and removing, that man shall have been killed without penalty . . . . . . (56) Second axon. . . .
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OR 183A (Translated text) (AIO)
Stroud, Drakon's Law, 42-7 (l. 12)
Fornara, Translated documents 15
Nomima I, 02
Inscription type: Decree (Council and People), Law
Original location: Agora (Royal Stoa)
Findspot: Athens (EM 6602)
[1] Since the legislation of Solon in the early 6th cent. BC (conventionally 594/3 BC), there had been no systematic revision of Athenian law and in the fifth century the Assembly had been unconstrained in its scope to make decisions (or "decrees", psephismata). The laws of Athens had been at issue in the oligarchic revolution of 411, with the oligarchs claiming to restore the "ancestral laws" and reverse the "improper" changes made by the democracy. Against this background in 410/9 the restored democracy undertook a revision of the laws, about which we are richly informed in Lysias 30 and Andocides 1.81-84, albeit that the evidence of neither author can be taken at face value (both were making contentious cases) and the authenticity of the so-called "decree of Teisamenos" relating to the revision, preserved in the manuscripts of And. 1.83-84, is questionable. See M. Canevaro, "Making and changing laws in ancient Athens", in E. M. Harris, M. Canevaro eds., Oxford Handbook of Ancient Greek Law (forthcoming, this chapter published online 2015) sect. 6; cf. J. Shear, Polis and Revolution (2011), 70-101, 238-245. Certain facts about the process, however, seem clear. A committee of anagrapheis ("writers-up" or "inscribers") of the laws worked until the Thirty came to power in 404, and continued on the restoration of democracy in 403/2 until 400/399. Its task was not to make new laws, but to collect and rationalise existing law. One gains the impression from Lysias 30, a speech directed against one of the anagrapheis, Nikomachos, that the committee operated independently, but it is clear both from And. 1.81 and from the prescript to this inscription that they were required to submit their work to the Assembly for approval, following which it was to be inscribed and set up in the Royal Stoa (Stoa Basileios). Athenians liked to think of the laws in force as the "laws of Solon", and continued to refer to them in this way in the fourth century, albeit that the revision of 410/9-400/399 included post-Solonian elements (demonstrably the case with the sacrificial calendar). In homicide law, however, they continued to apply what they thought were the "ordinances (thesmoi) of Draco", a 7th-century lawgiver whose law on this subject was thought to have been the only part of a wider body of laws not to have been superseded by Solon's work (cf. Andocides 1.81-82; Ath. Pol. 7.1). Apart from this inscription, other parts of the revised code surviving on stone are, from the first phase of the revision (410-404), laws about the Council of 500, IG I3 105, a law about the trierarchy, IG I3 236a, a law about taxes or contributions, IG I3 237, a very fragmentary law of uncertain purpose, SEG 39.18, and the sacrificial calendar of Athens, SEG 52.48B. This first version of the revised sacrificial calendar was superseded by a second revision, carried out in 403/2-400/399, which is the only extant epigraphical product of the revision of the laws which postdates 403/2, SEG 52.48A. At around the same time as this revision of the laws an official state archive seems to have been established in the Metroon in the Agora, in which were deposited papyrus texts of both laws and decrees (J. Sickinger, Public Records and Archives in Classical Athens, 1999, 105-38). It is not clear whether all the revised laws produced in 410-399 were inscribed on stone, as well as being deposited in the archive. A special body of lawmakers (nomothetai) was appointed on the restoration of democracy in 403/2, who established the legislative system and principles that were to apply in the fourth-century democracy (see further Canevaro sect. 6). Under this system laws, made by the lawmakers (nomothetai), were formally distinguished from decrees of the Assembly, and the latter had to be in accordance with the law (for more detail see RO 25 with note 1). [2] It is uncertain how far the text inscribed authentically represents "Draco's law". [3] The Athenian archon of this description. [4] Solon's, and apparently Draco's, laws were published on axones (cf. Ath. Pol. 7.1, Plut. Sol. 25.1-2), which were perhaps four-sided wooden objects which revolved on axles, enabling the text on each side to be read by turning the "axle". [5] The Greek word kai with which this law begins can be translated "even" or "and". The latter is perhaps more likely here, in which case some material from the beginning of the law has been omitted from this republication. [6] The subject of most of the surviving part of Draco's law is involuntary homicide, for which the penalty is normally to be exile, unless the victim's close relations or, in the absence of such, phratry members (on phratries see IG II2 1237), come to an agreement with the killer (cf. Ath. Pol. 57.3). The case seems to be decided by the 51 ephetai (who may have been members of the Areopagos), in a court presided over by the "kings", i.e. the Athenian archon known as the "king" sitting with the leaders of the four old Ionian tribes (the phylobasileis. The old tribes had been superseded for most purposes by Cleisthenes' ten tribes, but retained some remnant functions, including in a sacrificial context, see SEG 52.48A, especially F3). E. M. Harris, Hyperboreus 22, 2016, 203-16 (= SEG 66.37), criticises the current restoration of ll. 33-35 (which we do not include), and reports that he is working on a new edition of the inscription.
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package redigomock

import (
	"fmt"
	"reflect"
)

// Response struct that represents single response from `Do` call
type Response struct {
	Response interface{} // Response to send back when this command/arguments are called
	Error    error       // Error to send back when this command/arguments are called
}

// Cmd stores the registered information about a command to return it later
// when request by a command execution
type Cmd struct {
	Name      string        // Name of the command
	Args      []interface{} // Arguments of the command
	Responses []Response    // Slice of returned responses
	Called    bool          // State for this command called or not
}

// cmdHash stores a unique identifier of the command
type cmdHash string

// equal verify if a command/arguments is related to a registered command
func equal(commandName string, args []interface{}, cmd *Cmd) bool {
	if commandName != cmd.Name || len(args) != len(cmd.Args) {
		return false
	}

	for pos := range cmd.Args {
		if implementsFuzzy(cmd.Args[pos]) && implementsFuzzy(args[pos]) {
			if reflect.TypeOf(cmd.Args[pos]) != reflect.TypeOf(args[pos]) {
				return false
			}
		} else if implementsFuzzy(cmd.Args[pos]) || implementsFuzzy(args[pos]) {
			return false
		} else {
			if reflect.DeepEqual(cmd.Args[pos], args[pos]) == false {
				return false
			}
		}
	}
	return true
}

// match check if provided arguments can be matched with any registered
// commands
func match(commandName string, args []interface{}, cmd *Cmd) bool {
	if commandName != cmd.Name || len(args) != len(cmd.Args) {
		return false
	}

	for pos := range cmd.Args {
		if implementsFuzzy(cmd.Args[pos]) {
			if cmd.Args[pos].(FuzzyMatcher).Match(args[pos]) == false {
				return false
			}
		} else if reflect.DeepEqual(cmd.Args[pos], args[pos]) == false {
			return false
		}

	}
	return true
}

// Expect sets a response for this command. Every time a Do or Receive method
// is executed for a registered command this response or error will be
// returned. Expect call returns a pointer to Cmd struct, so you can chain
// Expect calls. Chained responses will be returned on subsequent calls
// matching this commands arguments in FIFO order
func (c *Cmd) Expect(response interface{}) *Cmd {
	c.Responses = append(c.Responses, Response{response, nil})
	return c
}

// ExpectMap works in the same way of the Expect command, but has a key/value
// input to make it easier to build test environments
func (c *Cmd) ExpectMap(response map[string]string) *Cmd {
	var values []interface{}
	for key, value := range response {
		values = append(values, []byte(key))
		values = append(values, []byte(value))
	}
	c.Responses = append(c.Responses, Response{values, nil})
	return c
}

// ExpectError allows you to force an error when executing a
// command/arguments
func (c *Cmd) ExpectError(err error) *Cmd {
	c.Responses = append(c.Responses, Response{nil, err})
	return c
}

// ExpectSlice makes it easier to expect slice value
// e.g - HMGET command
func (c *Cmd) ExpectSlice(resp ...interface{}) *Cmd {
	response := []interface{}{}
	for _, r := range resp {
		response = append(response, r)
	}
	c.Responses = append(c.Responses, Response{response, nil})
	return c
}

// ExpectStringSlice makes it easier to expect a slice of strings, plays nicely
// with redigo.Strings
func (c *Cmd) ExpectStringSlice(resp ...string) *Cmd {
	response := []interface{}{}
	for _, r := range resp {
		response = append(response, []byte(r))
	}
	c.Responses = append(c.Responses, Response{response, nil})
	return c
}

// hash generates a unique identifier for the command
func (c Cmd) hash() cmdHash {
	output := c.Name
	for _, arg := range c.Args {
		output += fmt.Sprintf("%v", arg)
	}
	return cmdHash(output)
}


The Shiny Vampire Club: First look at Clockwork Angel's book cover!
Loved, loved, loved this article! Thank you so much for posting it. I'm very excited to read this book!
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The Gottlieb and Christina Raile familiy arrived in America from Neudorf, South Russia in 1884 and settled in Cheyenne County, Kansas in the spring of 1885 after spending the winter in Sutton, Nebraska.
The young couple traveled with three small children, Christina, Magdelena, and Gottlieb Jr. Their oldest child, Dorothea, died in infancy in Russia. While in Sutton, another Dorothea was born.
The family traveled with Christina's parents, John and Christina Gienger. Their port of entry was Castle Garden, New York (pre Ellis Island).
Children born to the couple after they settled in Kansas included John, Peter, Frederick, Gustane, Michael, Katherine, Martha, Jacob, George, Philip and Elizabeth.


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Internet Influences Attraction
Is Your Internet Addiction Affecting What You Find Attractive?
Kelly Hurcomb
While recent studies have shown that specific web services, such as social media platforms, may negatively affect your love life, new research suggests that no one who uses the web (even if it's only a few measly Google searches a week) is immune to its effects.
A new study, led by St. Andrew's University psychologist Carlota Batres, explored the differences between the physical attributes web users and those without internet access considered attractive in both men and women.
Researchers found a vast discrepancy between the two groups — while tech-savvy folks ultimately preferred their men and women to conform to Hollywood-level standards of masculinity and femininity, those who weren't so connected felt quite the opposite.
The research, executed in El Salvador where 74% of the population doesn't have internet access, yielded some seriously surprising results. Though one would expect North American aesthetics to trickle down into Central America with or without the web, researchers found that male participants lacking internet access reported to be more attracted to heavier, masculine women, and female respondents fancied feminine men. In terms of crush-worthy celebs, net-negative men found Game of Thrones actress Gwendoline Christie to be particularly babely (more so than AskMen favorite Rosie Huntington-Whiteley), while the women went for dudes like Harry Styles over a Russell Crowe or Hugh Jackman type.
Batres and her team concluded that because participants who spent time online had greater, more consistent exposure to pop culture news and advertisements, the images portrayed in such media were key factors in shaping their perception of "attractiveness." El Salvadorians living without the web, however, seemed to be primarily influenced by economic factors when it came to whom they deemed hot.
Upon examining the findings, David Perrett, a Wardlaw professor at St. Andrew's School of Psychology and Neuroscience, said, "People without internet in the El Salvador study had fewer resources — such as no running water — and such harshness may be responsible for what they find attractive.
"When income and access to food is uncertain, heavier women may be better equipped to survive and reproduce, and therefore preferences for heavier women could be adaptive." Survival skills, huh? You can probably just Google those and have it all figured out, right?
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Photos from Mars, and Video of the Curiosity's Landing
Michelle	 August 8, 2012	 4 Comments
This certainly is not the first probe or rover to be sent to Mars, but for some reason, it seems like it to me. Perhaps it is due to the very intricate landing – which went off without a hitch, or perhaps it is simply due to the internet these days. Information and photos are available worldwide the very moment they are uploaded. I believe – with me, anyway – it is a combination of both. I have been completely enthralled with Curiosity and look forward to years of data sent back to earth.
Here is the video of the landing. Now, these are thumbnail stills and is a low-res stop-motion affair displaying 297 frames as it found its way from space to a foreign land. Trust me — it's worth the 1:03 time investment. Also, please do not be an ignorant critic like the trolls who have commented on YouTube in the comment section of this video. Thumbnail stills are much faster to send to earth. The better footage will arrive soon. Just like Heinz ketchup and Anticipation – it's worth the wait.
Curiosity's Descent
Here are some newer photos displayed in chronological order, ending with a photo taken today, August 8th, 2012.
In this image released by NASA/JPL-Caltech/Univ. of Arizona, NASA's Curiosity rover and its parachute, left, descend to the Martian surface on Sunday, Aug. 5, 2012. The high-resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera captured this image of Curiosity while the orbiter was listening to transmissions from the rover. The inset image is a cutout of the rover stretched to avoid saturation. The rover is descending toward the etched plains just north of the sand dunes that fringe "Mt. Sharp." (AP Photo/NASA/JPL-Caltech/Univ. of Arizona)
This image taken by NASA's Curiosity shows what lies ahead for the rover — its main science target, informally called Mount Sharp, Monday, Aug. 6, 2012. The rover's shadow can be seen in the foreground, and the dark bands beyond are dunes. Rising up in the distance is the highest peak of Mount Sharp at a height of about 3.4 miles (5.5 kilometers), taller than Mt. Whitney in California. The Curiosity team hopes to drive the rover to the mountain to investigate its lower layers, which scientists think hold clues to past environmental change. This image was captured by the rover's front left Hazard-Avoidance camera at full resolution shortly after it landed. This image has been linearized to remove the distorted appearance that results from its fisheye lens. (AP Photo/NASA/JPL-Caltech)
Same image as above but has not been linearized to remove the distored appearance from the fisheye lens. (AP Photo/NASA/JPL-Caltech)
This image released on Tuesday Aug. 7,2012 by NASA shows the first color view of the north wall and rim of Gale Crater where NASA's rover Curiosity landed Sunday night. The picture was taken by the rover's camera at the end of its stowed robotic arm and appears fuzzy because of dust on the camera's cover. (AP Photo/NASA)
This image released by NASA on Wednesday Aug. 8, 2012 taken by cameras aboard the Curiosity rover shows the Martian horizon. It's one of dozens of images that will be made into a panorama. Curiosity landed on August 5, 2012 on a two-year mission to study whether its landing site ever could have supported microbial life. (AP Photo/NASA)
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Dear Michelle, I wish that the space program didn't cost so much. It is one of the very few things that the government does that really excites me in a good way. I hope that they find that we humans are not only not alone, but are not so unique as to lord it over everyone else and every thing. There would be a lot of debate if an armadillo like creature with big eyes looked into one of the cameras. Then pulled out a microfiber cloth and dusted off the lens!
NASA would then be scrambling to do what it takes to put a man on Mars. That'd be hilarious if something did peer into one of the cameras.


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What Is the Role of Organizational Behavior in Education?
Osmand Vitez
Organizational behavior in education, or the structure of individuals in a school, influences how changes are made within the educational institution.
Organizational behavior is a term that may carry several different definitions, though the classic one is the study of individuals in an organizational context. All organizations have some type of corporate behavior — it exists everywhere, even as organizational behavior in education. Here, the term defines the structure of a school, the process by which the school gauges performance, and how an educational institution responds to change. Each school is different, with the organizational behavior depending on school size, type, importance of structure, and other factors. Individuals are the common driving force behind organizational behavior.
An educational institution is just like any other organization — full of people that drive the activities within the group. Organizational behavior in education often has a fairly standard structure, such as a principal, vice principal, curriculum coordinator, and other administrative figures. All of these individuals are responsible for setting the tone in the institution. A lack of leadership or ethics may come from the very top, which can create fractures in the institution. A strong administrative group is necessary to create and enforce the proper tone in the organization in order to meet its goals.
One common — and sometimes controversial — aspect of educational institutions is how teachers and educators meet certain performance measurements. Properly gauging performance for all teachers and educators is necessary to ensure that students receive the best education possible. Organizational behavior in education helps the administration create a fair and equitable process by which they measure each worker's performance. The process can be wide ranging and quite intense, measuring different aspects such as classroom performance, service to the school, and outside activities performed above regular teaching duties. Periodic reviews are often the norm in educational institutions.
Change is an internal or external force that no institution can escape, even those in the educational sector. A portion of the activities that exist in organizational behavior in education is to define the factors that drive change. In education, this may include curriculum changes, adjustments to state requirements, finding new teachers for those retiring, and handling increases in student enrollment. All these factors and others — such as changes to school districts or new educational institutions opening — are also part of this process. School administrators and upper-level teachers need to be in position to handle these changes without sacrificing the quality of education given to students at the school.
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It makes me really sad and angry that they keep trying to introduce measures where a teacher will be paid according to their performance. It seems like a good idea on the surface, since it would, in theory, provide a good incentive for them to try and help their students more, but in reality, education just doesn't work like that.
This would just make it more likely that good teachers would migrate to rich areas where they could get better pay, because they would be with students who can afford private tutors and other advantages. Leaving the not-so-great teachers with the poor students who are already struggling and now have even fewer chances to succeed.
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@bythewell - I feel like either that school was very poorly set up, without a good idea of organisational behavior, or somehow quite a few precautions failed. I like to think most of the time that kind of abuse isn't going to happen, because schools are supposed to be set up so that there are quite a few different ways in which they are accountable.
If anything, I think that's what the trouble with the modern corporation is. They simply don't have any overall accountability, and the end result is the only thing that matters. With schools, if they aren't treating their staff and students well, there are all kinds of options, like turning to unions, or PTAs or the Board of Trustees and so forth.
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I always thought of schools as being fairly benign organizations without much of a hierarchy, as everyone would be on fairly equal footing as professionals.
But a few years ago, when I was on vacation I met this lovely couple and one of them had been at a school that got so bad they had to be shut down. The principal apparently went somewhat mad with power and treated her employees terribly, along with a few other people at the top of the heap. Since it was such a bad job market, none of them wanted to leave, but teachers were having mental breakdowns they were being treated so badly. Eventually someone blew the whistle and the government stepped in and removed the people at the top.
But it goes to show that power can be abused in almost any situation, whether or not it seems likely.
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Enjoy refreshments and access to signed copies of the Bay of Life book, plus learn about MAH programs featuring biodiversity in our greater Monterey Bay community.
California's Monterey Bay region is the "hottest hotspot" for biodiversity in all of North America today, according to the Nature Conservancy. Yet a hundred years ago the region was more like a hotspot of ecological collapse. Onshore, the Santa Cruz Mountains had been clearcut, and there were few redwood trees left standing. Offshore, the marine resources of the bay had been decimated by whalers, sealers, and fishers. The recovery of Monterey Bay is a remarkable environmental success story that shows damaged ecosystems can be restored when people care and act together. It is a story of hope as we are faced with new challenges ranging from expanding inclusivity and diversity to improving natural resource stewardship, extending habitat connectivity, and mitigating impacts of climate change.
The exhibition supports Lanting and Eckstrom's new book, Bay of Life: From Wind to Whales, which documents how the region has recovered, telling a hopeful story of how damaged ecosystems can be restored when people care and take action together. Numerous organizations and institutions have played key roles in the region's ecological comeback. Bay of Life celebrates their achievements and ties together the work of scientists and conservationists in both marine and terrestrial fields.
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LSU's Schedule Is a Tough Grind // SEC 2011
By David Wunderlich Aug 8, 2011, 12:04pm EDT
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This is an overview. Predictions come later. Home games in CAPS.
9/3: vs. Oregon (Arlington, TX)
9/10: NORTHWESTERN STATE
9/17: at Mississippi State
9/24: at West Virginia
LSU wins the prize for most difficult September schedule in the conference. Tell 'em what they've won, Johnny! Well, it all starts out with a fabulous trip to Arlington, Texas where they play in the plush confines of the new Cowboys Stadium. It has the world's largest video boards, a potential capacity of over 100,000 people, and the national championship hopeful Oregon Ducks waiting inside. A quick snack at home precedes a pair of true road games. The first is at Mississippi State, which could be tricky even if the Bulldogs haven't beaten the Tigers since 1999. Finally the month wraps up with a trip to West Virginia, where Dana Holgorsen's offense will be on display and the crowd will be fueled up. It's not likely, but not out of the question, that LSU could start 1-3. Even a 2-2 start would still be enough to knock LSU out of the national title race within a month of the first kick.
10/1: KENTUCKY
10/8: FLORIDA
10/15: at Tennessee
10/22: AUBURN
10/29: BYE
The upshot of playing three games away from home in September is that LSU plays three of four in Death Valley in October. Fortunately for the Tigers, they miss the both East division favorites in South Carolina and Georgia. It all begins with a visit from rebuilding Kentucky. UK, in up years, has been able to push LSU more often than makes sense, but this is not an up year for the 'Cats. Next comes rebuilding Florida, who very nearly knocked off the Tigers last year. After that is a visit to rebuilding Tennessee, who would have beaten LSU in last year's game if they could have counted to 11 properly on what should have been the final play. Finally, they wrap up October a week early by hosting rebuilding Auburn before a bye. Notice a pattern? All four opponents are rebuilding in some form or another, which means this month should be manageable.
11/5: at Alabama
11/12: WESTERN KENTUCKY
11/19: at Ole Miss
11/25: ARKANSAS
Too much has been made of the angle of Nick Saban facing his former school over the years, but the Saban-Les Miles rivalry has been one of the nation's best in the span. They're 2-2 against each other, with the largest margin of victory in any game being nine. It should be a classic again this year. Western Kentucky provides the obligatory November cupcake, and a road trip to Ole Miss isn't too bad. Speaking of entertaining rivalries, Miles versus Arkansas has been a great one too. He's 3-3 against the Hogs, and the largest margin of victory was eight. It's a great way to end the season on the Friday after Thanksgiving.
So far I've made a big deal about how difficult schedules are in the SEC West. In fact, which West teams they face goes a long way to explaining the differences in strength of schedule for the East teams. LSU wasn't satisfied with that. It is playing Oregon in a favorable neutral site game and at West Virginia this season. The former is a better team than the latter, but the latter is a tougher environment for sure. LSU could be better than it was last year and still lose more games. Of all the tough grinds in the SEC, this one might be the toughest.


On Jan. 26, the Sarasota County Commission is expected to decide whether plans for a new Whole Foods and a Wawa at the intersection of University Parkway and Honore Avenue can go forward in spite of a county staff member's assertion that the project will damage a rare type of wetlands.
Language in the county's Comprehensive Plan regarding such environmentally sensitive sites led to a 12th Judicial Circuit decision about 15 years ago that derailed an earlier attempt to develop the property, a county planner explained to the Sarasota County Planning Commission during its Dec. 17 regular meeting in Sarasota.
However, a subsequent modification of that section of the Comprehensive Plan should enable the Whole Foods/Wawa project to proceed without fear of a similar judicial halt, members of the development team told the Planning Commission.
Moreover, the Whole Foods group has labored to put in place a mitigation plan in neighboring Manatee County, focusing on an approximately 34.5-acre parcel that is surrounded by conservation lands in the Manatee River Basin, Dana West, senior vice president of Environmental & Technological Consulting (ETC) of Sarasota, said on Dec. 17.
The County Commission tentatively is scheduled to hold a public hearing on the proposal during its afternoon session on Jan. 26, Leigh Sprimont, commission services manager for the county, told The Sarasota News Leader this week.
The staff report for the Planning Commission explained that Whole Foods is requesting an amendment to the county's Future Land Use Plan to allow the company to go beyond the commercial square footage limitation of 150,000 square feet in half of a Village I Commercial Center at the intersection of Honore Avenue and University Parkway. Whole Foods proposes an extra 54,055 square feet to encompass a grocery story of 40,116 square feet; 11,811 square feet for a restaurant and neighborhood retail shops; and the 6,128-square-foot Wawa, for a total of 189,957 square feet, the staff report added.
Further, Whole Foods has proposed three shared access points for the project, including right turns into and out of the site on University Parkway; right turns in and out on Honore Avenue; and a traffic signal on Honore, the report continues.
West, a consultant to the Whole Foods team, told the Planning Commission that while the Mall at University Town Center and a Super Target shopping center are in that area, no "community services" are available on the Sarasota County side of University Parkway. He added, for example that a person driving eastbound from the Sarasota-Bradenton International Airport to Interstate 75 has no place to stop for gas on the Sarasota County side of University Parkway between U.S. 301 and the interstate.
"I have a tremendous amount of respect for you guys," Morris told the Whole Foods team members, "but I don't think we need to ignore that there is a Fresh Market directly across the street from the site," as well as a nearby Publix. "There is not a lack of commercial and retail in this area," Morris continued. "I don't think you could find a higher concentration of retail and commercial in this area," even if those businesses are on the Manatee County side. "Don't insult our intelligence," Morris added.
No retail facilities exist on the Sarasota County side to serve the weekly needs of residents, Medred noted.
"I tend to agree with that," Planning Commissioner Kevin Cooper responded.
Garrison told the board that he and his staff have been working in the community for the past year and a half, dealing with federal, state, local and regional environmental issues, to help Whole Foods determine the best location for its second store. In response to a question, Garrison said his firm works with the grocery chain on projects with significant environmental concerns.
Additionally, during the public hearing, Alice Womble, a Center Ring Road resident whose property is near the University Parkway site, told the commissioners she supports the development, adding that the Whole Foods team had worked with her and her husband about their concerns.
When asked whether Womble would benefit financially for her support of the project, Charlie Bailey of the Williams Parker law firm in Sarasota — another member of the Whole Foods team — said Whole Foods had agreed to build a wall on the Wombles' western property line as a buffer, and it plans a new water line that will enable the Wombles and their neighbors to cease using wells for their water.
"These 4 acres [for the Whole Foods/Wawa project] are located at one of the busiest corners — only going to get busier — in Sarasota County," Chairman John Ask pointed out of the site plan.
"Nothing that crawls, slithers or walks has the opportunity to move from this parcel to other native habitat without crossing University [Parkway] or Honore [Avenue] or other major roadway systems," West told the commissioners.
In response to a question, Kwamena Sankah, a technical specialist for Sarasota County's Transportation Department, acknowledged that the affected section of Honore Avenue already is overtaxed. However, Sankah said, the County Commission has not authorized any funding to widen it in the next five years. Under current state transportation planning rules, he added, Whole Foods would pay a proportional share of the cost for improving the road to meet the extra demand the new development would be expected to create.
"Mrs. Womble kind of put the frosting on the cake for me when she talked about the [wetland] and how much different it was 20 or 30 years ago," Ask said.
"I hope that this moves forward without being contested by some environmental people," Bispham added.


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