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Edward Kofler ( * 16 de noviembre de 1911 - 22 de abril de 2007) fue un matemático suizo-polaco que hizo importantes contribuciones a la teoría de juegos y la lógica difusa por la elaboración de la teoría de lineal información parcial.

Biografía

Nació en Brzezany, Polonia (hoy Ucrania) y se graduó como discípulo de, entre otros, Hugo Steinhaus y Stefan Banach, de la Universidad de Leópolis - Polonia (actualmente Ucrania) y la Universidad de Cracovia, donde después haber estudiado la teoría de los juegos.

Después de la graduación en 1939 Kofler regresó a su familia en Kolomya (Polonia) (Kolomea - hoy en Ucrania), donde fue profesor de matemáticas en una escuela secundaria polaca.

Después de la ataque alemán en la ciudad el 1 de junio de 1941 vuela a Kazajistán junto con su esposa. Allí, en Alma-Ata, logra formar una escuela polaca con orfanato en el exilio y trabajó allí como profesor de matemática.

Después de terminada la Segunda Guerra Mundial, regresó a Polonia con el orfanato; acompañado por la esposa y su hijo recién nacido. La familia se estableció en Polonia.

A partir de 1959, acepta la posición de profesor titular de la Universidad de Varsovia, en la facultad de economía.

En 1962 obtuvo un doctorado con su disertación "Decisiones Económicas, la aplicación de Teoría de Juegos". Luego, ese mismo año se convirtió en profesor en la facultad de ciencias sociales en la misma universidad, con especialización en econometría.

En 1969 emigró a Zúrich, Suiza, donde fue empleada en el Instituto de Investigación Empírica en Economía en la Universidad de Zúrich y asesor científico de la Fundación Nacional Suiza de la Ciencia (alemán: Schweizerische Nationalfonds zur Förderung der wissenschaftlichen Forschung). En Zúrich, en 1970, desarrolló su Kofler lineal información parcial (LPI), la teoría que permite cualificada decisiones que se hacen sobre la base de la lógica difusa (inglés: fuzzy) o incompleta información a priori.

Kofler fue profesor visitante en la Universidad de San Petersburgo (ex Leningrado - Rusia), de la Universidad de Heidelberg (Alemania), la Universidad McMaster (Hamilton (Ontario), Canadá) y la Universidad de Leeds (Inglaterra). Colaboró con muchos bien conocidos especialistas en la teoría de la información, como Oskar Lange en Polonia, Nicolai Vorobiev en la Unión Soviética, Günter Menges en Alemania, y Heidi Schelbert y Peter Zweifel en Zúrich, Suiza. Fue el autor de numerosos libros y artículos. Falleció en Zúrich.

Bibliografía
 Conjunto Consideraciones sobre la teoría del juego de ajedrez y la Teoría de los correspondientes elementos- Seminario de Matemáticas en la Universidad de Leópolis, 1936
 En la historia de las matemáticas – libro, 339 páginas, Varsovia 1962 y Budapest 1965
 Desde el dígitohasta el infinito – libro, 312 páginas, Varsovia 1960
 Decisiones económicas y la teoría de juegos– Dissertation, Universidad de Varsovia 1961
 Introducción a la teoría de juegos – libro, 230 páginas, Varsovia 1962
 Optimización de los objetivos múltiples , Przeglad Statystyczny, Varsovia 1965
 El valor de la información – libro, 104 páginas, Varsovia 1967
 (con H. Greniewski y N. Vorobiev) Estrategia de los juegos, libro, 80 pp., Varsovia 1968
 Das Modell des Spiels in der wissenschaftlichen Planung "Mathematik und Wirtschaft" No.7, Berlín oriental 1969
 Entscheidungen bei teilweise bekannter Verteilung der Zustände, "Zeitschrift für OR", vol. 18/3, 1974
 Konfidenzintervalle in Entscheidungen bei Ungewissheit, "Stattliche Hefte", 1976/1
 Entscheidungen bei teilweise bekannter Verteilung der Zustande, "Zeitschrift für OR", Bd. 18/3, 1974, pp. 141-157
 Konfidenzintervalle in Entscheidungen bei Ungewissheit, "Statistische Hefte", 1976/1, páginas. 1-21
 (con G. Menges) Entscheidungen bei unvollständiger Information, Springer, 1976
 (con G. Menges) Cognitive Decisions under Partial Information, in R.J. Bogdan (ed.), "Local Induction", Reidel, Dodrecht- Holanda, 1976
 (con G. Menges) Entscheidungen bei unvollständiger Information, vol. 136 of "Lecture Notes in Economics and Mathematical Systems". Springer, Berlín, 1976.
 (con G. Menges) Stochastic Linearisation of Indeterminateness in "Mathematical Economics and Game Theory", (Springer) Berlin-Heidelberg-Nueva York 1977, pp. 20-63
 (con G. Menges) Die Strukturierung von Unbestimmtheiten und eine Verallgemeinerung des Axiomensystems von Kolmogoroff, "Statistische Hefte" 1977/4, páginas 297-302
 (con G. Menges) Lineare partielle Information, fuzziness und Vielziele-Optimierung, "Proceedings in Operations Research" 8, Physica-Verlag 1979
 (con Fahrion, R., Huschens, S., Kuss, U. y Menges, G.) Stochastische partielle Information (SPI), "Statistische Hefte", Bd. 21, Jg. 1980, pp. 160-167
 Fuzzy sets- oder LPI-Theorie? en G. Menges, H. Schelbert, P. Zweifel (eds.), "Stochastische Unschärfe in Wirtschaftswissenschaften", Haag & Herchen, Frankfurt-am-Main, 1981
 (con P. Zweifel) Decisions under Fuzzy State Distribution with Application to the dealt Risks of Nuclear Power, in Hag, W. (ed.), "Large Scale Energy Systems", (Pergamon), Oxford 1981, pp. 437-444
 Extensive Spiele bei unvollständiger Information, in "Information in der Wirtschaft, Gesellschaft für Wirtschafts- und Sozialwissenschaften", Parte 126, Berlín 1982
 Equilibrium Points, Stability and Regulation in Fuzzy Optimisation Systems under Linear Partial Stochastic Information (LPI), "Proceedings of the International Congress of Cybernetics and Systems", AFCET, Paris 1984, páginas 233-240
 Fuzzy Weighing in Multiple Objective Decision Making, "G. Menges Contribution and Some New Developments", "Beitrag zum Gedenkband G. Menges", Hrgb. Schneeweiss, H., Strecker H., Springer Verlag 1984
 (con Z. W. Kmietowicz y A. D. Pearman) Decision making with Linear Partial Information (L.P.I.). "The Journal of the Operational Research Society", 35(12): páginas 1079-1090, 1984
 (con P. Zweifel y A. Zimmermann) Application of the Linear Partial Information (LPI) to forecasting the Swiss timber market "Journal of Forecasting" 1985, vol. 4(4), pp. 387-398
 (Con Peter Zweifel) Exploiting linear partial information for optimal use of forecasts with an application to U.S. economic policy, "International Journal of Forecasting", 1988
 Prognosen und Stabilität bei unvollständiger Information, "Campus" 1989
 (con P. Zweifel) Convolution of Fuzzy Distributions in Decision Making, "Statistical Papers" 32, Springer 1991, pp. 123-136
 (con P. Zweifel) One-Shot Decisions under Linear Partial Information "Theory and Decision" 34, 1993, pp.1-20
 Decision Making under Linear Partial Information. "Proceedings of the European Congress EUFIT", Aquisgrán, 1994, pp. 891-896
 (con P. Zweifel) Linear Partial Information in One-Shot Decisions, "Selecta Statistica" Vol. IX, 1996
 Mehrfache Zielsetzung in wirtschaftlichen Entscheidungen bei unscharfen Daten, Institut für Empirische Wirtschaftsforschung, 9602, 1996
 Linear Partial Information with Applications. "Proceedings of ISFL 1997 (International Symposium on Fuzzy Logic)", Zúrich, 1997, pp. 235-239
 (con Thomas Kofler) Forecasting Analysis of the Economic Growth, "Selecta Statistica Canadiana", 1998
 Linear Partial Information with Applications in Fuzzy Sets and Systems, 1998. North-Holland
 (con Thomas Kofler) "Fuzzy Logic and Economic Decisions", 1998
 (con L. Götte) Fuzzy Systems and their Game Theoretical Solution, "International Conference on Operations Research", ETH, Zúrich, agosto de 1998
 Prognosen und Optimale Strategien in unscharfen Schachsituationen, "Idee & Form" No. 70, 2001 Zúrich, pp. 2065 & 2067

Enlaces externos
 Cómo aplicar la lineal información parcial (LPI)
 La teoría de lineal información parcial (LPI) y su aplicación
 Aplicando el lineal iInformación parcial (LPI) para la economía de la política de Estados Unidos
 Práctica de toma de decisiones con el lineal información parcial (LPI)
 Estocástico programación con aplicación de la difusa lineal información parcial (LPI)

Véase también
 Lineal información parcial
 Teoría de juegos
 Lógica difusa
 Probabilidad
 Matemático

Teóricos de juegos
Aleatoriedad
Matemáticos de Polonia del siglo XX
Matemáticos de Suiza
Profesores de Polonia
Profesores de Suiza


For me it is the ultimate cottage garden plant – the thing is, that at any time from late spring until the end of October, I could have chosen the lovely Diascia personata for this slot. Admittedly it can get overlooked in the summer as there is so much competition, but this week it looks simply stunning surrounded by grasses, asters, a beautiful late blue salvia and the fading, autumnal flowerheads of almost everything else.
D. personata is a short-lived, semi-evergreen, hardy (H4, but must have sun and good drainage) perennial and it grows happily alongside almost any border companion. The dusky pink flowers have a dark centre and are borne on tall, upright stems that need no staking. It is the very unusual hue of this Diascia, I think, that makes it so attractive, especially in the autumn – the pink is not in the least strident and never seems to clash with anything. The other great bonus is that it absolutely does not need dead heading.
I can't close without a mention of cuttings – you never know what the winter is going to throw at us – so long as there is green on the plant, you can take them! At almost any time of the year, they will be successful using the water method as mentioned last time. Once you have Diascia personata, you will never want to be without it!


In 5 - 2.5hr sessions you will use basic cutting, foiling and soldering techniques to create one of these beautiful fantasy creatures. Not recommended for beginners. Please do a hodgepodge class to practice techniques before taking this class. All materials included. Additional time beyond the 5 weeks will be added as studio time if needed.


Senegal's Youssou N'Dour, one of the greatest voices in African music (or any sort of music, for that matter), has made a reggae album. Actually, I had read a lukewarm review of Dakar-Kingston in the U.K. press last year and wondered two things: whether it was really as unexceptional as the reviewer opined, and whether the album was going to be available over here in America.
Now that Dakar-Kingston has apparently gotten distribution on these shores, let's address the first question. To my ears, this disc is, though no masterpiece, a highly enjoyable and well constructed melding of reggae one-drops, Senegalese m'balax beats and N'Dour's soaring singing. A number of re-done songs from N'Dour's Afropop back catalogue are given shots of reggae riddim, plus a few new ones hint at an affinity for reggae that seems to have existed all along. Reggae is, after all, highly popular and respected in its African spiritual home, and N'Dour has always been an active supporter of worthy causes (such as human rights through Amnesty International) that any conscious reggae artist could rally round.
It certainly helps that the bulk of the album was recorded at Kingston's Tuff Gong Studios with such greats as guitarist Earl "Chinna" Smith and keyboardist/arranger Tyrone Downie lending a hand and guest spots by Mutabaruka and Morgan Heritage further seeing to the reggaefication of N'Dour's African visions. Remakes of songs like "Medina," "Pitch Me," "Don't Walk Away" and "Africa Dream Again" represent both the pop-inclined and more traditional sides of N'Dour's past works, and if originals like "Marley" and "Black Woman" sound a little trite in comparison, they're still pretty good. Actually, the only really sour spot on Dakar-Kingston is the version of "Redemption Song" that wraps things up. It's a noble attempt to give the tune a new African lilt, but it just doesn't work. The weak ending aside, N'Dour does an appreciable job of helping to prove the assertion that reggae music has always been an African music.


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Springfield é uma cidade localizada no estado americano de Minnesota, no Condado de Brown.

Demografia
Segundo o censo americano de 2000, a sua população era de 2215 habitantes.
Em 2006, foi estimada uma população de 2137, um decréscimo de 78 (-3.5%).

Geografia
De acordo com o United States Census Bureau tem uma área de
4,7 km², dos quais 4,7 km² cobertos por terra e 0,0 km² cobertos por água. Springfield localiza-se a aproximadamente 311 m acima do nível do mar.

Localidades na vizinhança
O diagrama seguinte representa as localidades num raio de 20 km ao redor de Springfield.

Ligações externas

Cidades do Minnesota

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All About â??The Black Deathâ??
The Black Death was a plague that spread through Europe from 1348-1351, killing anywhere from 25-66% of the European population. This is approximately 75-200 million deaths resulting from the Black Death plague.
The Black Death plague was one of the most devastating pandemics to have ever struck the human population. The plague originated from Yunnan, a province in Southwest China. From there the Black Death spread either on the Silk Road network or through naval trade.
The disease was spread via rat fleas. The Yersina pestis bacteria started out in the digestive tracts of small rodents and was harmless. Feas that would bite the rodent host would get infected with the bacteria. From there the infected blood pretty much fermented inside the guts of fleas.
The Black Death wreaked havoc across Europe because of its aggressive nature and the absence of medicine that could combat it. During the plague the disease was actually called â??the Great Mortalityâ? or â??the Pestilenceâ?. People in England may have called it the Black Death because of the black spots produced on the skin, but other than that itâ??s believed that â??Black Deathâ? is a fairly new term.
Many odd things arose from the Black Death. Some might even surprise you.
The Flagellants believe that the Black Death was godâ??s way of punishing the sinners. So they felt that if they publically inflicted a similar punishment on themselves, that it would make God happy and he would stop the Black Death. It was the idea that if they punished themselves enough that God would feel that the humans were good once again and they had paid for their sins.
This nursery rhyme came from the Black Death itself. Hereâ??s what it really means.
â??A pocket full of posiesâ? â??herbs thought to protect you from becoming infected.
â??Ashes! Ashes!â? â??a reference to the cremation of Black Death victims, or a reference to sneezing which was another sign of the plague. Some versions replace this line as â??Atischoo, atischooâ?, the sound of sneezing.
Thereâ??s no way to prove this popular interpretation and some even argue that this rhyme was not inspired by the Black Death. Of course weâ??ll never know but it sure makes it more interesting this way!
The Black Death also increased resistance to viruses. In fact a very small percentage of Caucasian people are immune to HIV. Itâ??s believed that either smallpox or the Black Death caused certain mutation to take place that makes some of us immune to HIV. Itâ??s unknown how many people are immune to HIV but the number is under 1% of Caucasians.
Article written by Octavian Ristea.
Really interesting article Octavian! The plague doctor looks well scary!
I didn't know that some people are resistant to the HIV virus.
Imagine having a relative or friend come down with the Black Death in those days :0 You can either leave them to die alone, or look after them and die yourself. What a horrible choice to have to make . . .
You'd probably die either way… Scary indeed.
As for HIV immunity I have a great article on someone who was cured of aids through stem cells of someone immune to HIV.
They were also cured of luekima.
Google Germany man cured of HIV (or AIDs) stem cells.
Only downside is brain functions are destroyed with stem cells. He doesn't have AIDs and luekima but he can't speak that we'll or drive a car….


The bypass diameter is the available space for effluents flow inside a pipe, a bypass plug or a packer.
Bypass plugs sold by AGRIPPA have a bypass diameter large enough to lead air and water tightness tests.
In order to adapt the bypass diameter to the needed flow, you can reduce it thanks to flanges screwed on the plug.


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Free! Arizona Unit Study
Welcome to Notebooking Across the USA, a series of unit studies covering each state in the U.S. in order of admission to the union. You can find the landing page for this series with links to each states unit study as they are published, along with tips, suggestions, and recommended resources for this series here: Notebooking Across the USA. These unit studies are written with homeschool students grades 3-8 in mind.
The most recommended resource for this series is the USA State Study Notebooking Bundle, and while I believe it will be very helpful if you will be studying all of the states, it is not required. If you do wish to purchase the pack, use this link and the code benandmeUSA for a 25% discount.
Arizona Unit Study
Home to one of the seven "natural wonders" of the world, Arizona became the 48th state to join the union on February 14, 1912. It covers 114,006 square miles, making it the sixth largest state in the United States. It is the 14th largest in U.S. in terms of population.
The borders of Arizona are as follows: Utah to the north; Mexico to the south; New Mexico to the east; Nevada and California to the west. The climate in Arizona is varied depending on where you are in the state. The southern part of the state tends to have hot summers and mild winters. To the north, residents and visitors will experience all four seasons, however, the weather is generally mild.
Notebooking Ideas
Capital: Phoenix
Population: 6,927,347 million
Nickname: The Grand Canyon State
Arizona is nicknamed after one of the first national parks in the United States, the Grand Canyon.
Motto: "Ditat Deus" – Latin for "God Enriches"
Abbreviation: AZ
Agriculture: Lettuce, cotton, hay, cantaloupes, barley, beef cattle, dairy products, hogs, sheep, and potatoes.
Fishing Industry: Trout, Atlantic Salmon, Catfish, and Tilapia
Industry: Transportation Equipment, Chemicals, Food Products, Communication Systems, and Metal Products.
Mining: Copper, Silver, Coal, Crushed Stone, and Sand.
Have your students color and label an outline map of Arizona. Include the state capital, and largest city, Phoenix. Be sure to include the Grand Canyon, Lake Meade, Monument Valley, and Red Rock State Park.
The official state flag of Arizona, adopted in 1917, features a five-point star in the center that represents the copper found in Arizona. Below the star is a field of blue that matches the "liberty blue" that matches the United States flag. Above the star are thirteen red and gold rays that represent the setting sun over the Arizona desert and the thirteen original colonies.
State Seal
The state seal of Arizona represents all that make Arizona the great state that it is. The symbols on the seal represent the enterprises of the state with a miner holding a pick and shovel and a quartz mine. The natural resources of the state are symbolized by a lake and a dam, field and orchards, and cattle. A mountain range represents the sights that bring tourists to the state year round. The state motto is on the shield in the center of the seal and "1912", the year Arizona was admitted to the union is at the bottom of the seal.
Arizona State Bird: Cactus Wren
Named the official state bird in 1931, the Cactus Wren is the largest of the North American Wren family.
Arizona State Flower: Saguaro
The Giant Saguaro Cactus blossom was adopted as the Arizona state flower in 1931.
Arizona State Tree: Palo Verde
The Palo verde was selected as the official state tree of Arizona in 1954.
State Song: "Arizona" and "Arizona March Song" (click here to listen to the state song and here for the lyrics to both songs)
Written by Rex Allen, Jr. "Arizona" was adopted as the official state song in 1982. This replaced "Arizona March Song" that had previously been designated as the official state song in 1919.
Learn about Arizona's state government here: Government
Trees native to Arizona include: Desert Willow, Boxelder Maple, Quaking Aspen, Pinyon Pine, Blue Spruce, Flowering Crabapple, White Fir, Narrowleaf Cottonwood, Catclaw Acacia, Netleaf Hackberry, and the Singleleaf Ash.
Mammals common across Arizona are Botta's Pocket Gopher, Mule Deer, Badger, Mexican Free-tailed Bat, Bobcat, Coyote, Grey Fox, Jackrabbit, Mountain Lion, Raccoon, Ringtail, and the White-throated Woodrat.
Common birds include Cackling Goose, Pied-billed Grebe, Mourning Dove, Great Blue Heron, Turkey Vulture, Golden Eagle, Barn Owl, Great Horned Owl, American Kestrel, Willow Flycatcher, Warbling Vireo, American Crow, Common Raven, Horned Lark, Bullock's Oriole, Great-tailed Grackle, Western Meadowlark, Red-winged Blackbird, Song Sparrow, House Finch, and the American Robin.
Arizona History
As with the other territories in the western United States, the land we now know as Arizona was inhabited by several Native American tribes. The tribes are well known in U.S. history for things like woven blankets – the Navajo, adobe buildings – the Pueblo, and possibly the oldest continuously inhabited town in the U.S. was set up by the Hopi Tribe.
Spain was the first country to send anyone into Arizona. In 1539, Marcos de Niza, a Spanish priest, arrived in the territory. Shortly after his arrival, explorers looking for gold came to Arizona along with other priests interested in setting up missions in Arizona. In the mid-1750s, the Spanish were the first Europeans to build permanent towns. In 1848, after the Mexican-American War, Arizona became part of the New Mexico Territory and was governed by the United States. Arizona remained part of the New Mexico Territory until 1863 when President Lincoln named officially separated Arizona from the New Mexico Territory calling it the "Arizona Territory". In 1861, as the Civil War began, Arizona chose to join the Confederacy and fought against Union soldiers from California.
The area was not easy to reach until the construction of the railroad in the late 1880s. In 1912, Arizona joined the union, completing the last of the contiguous states in the U.S. Its economy began to grow with citrus and cotton crops and cattle farming. In the middle of the twentieth century, tourism and those looking for a warmer climate to retire in helped to boost the economy of Arizona.
Other Uses for Notebooking Pages
dictation and copywork
vocabulary and spelling words
recording reading lists
plant and animal classification
Road Trip Arizona
If you have a chance to visit the state of Arizona, be sure you don't miss these sites. If you won't be visiting, take a virtual field trip by clicking on the name of the site. Have your student create Travel Journal notebooking pages to record what they learn.
One of the two largest man made lakes in the United States, Lake Mead and the area around it is a popular spot for visitors to Boat, hike, bike, camp and fish. Hoover Dam, located in NV, can be seen from Lake Mead. Along with the lake, the recreational area of Lake Mead includes mountains, valleys, and canyons.
Part of the Colorado River basin, the Grand Canyon spans 277 miles in length, 18 miles in width, and is over a mile deep. Visitors to the park can enjoy hiking, rafting, mule rides or a train ride to view the canyon. One of the best way to view the canyon is the Grand Canyon Skywalk. This incredible feat of engineering rests 4,000 feet above the Colorado River and extends 70 feet past the rim of the Canyon.
More than 13,000 years of human history and culture are represented at Petrified Forest National Park. From prehistoric peoples to the Civilian Conservation Corps, from early explorers to Route 66 motorists, the park has many stories to tell.
Tucson, Arizona is home to the nation's largest cacti. The giant saguaro is the universal symbol of the American west. These majestic plants, found only in a small portion of the United States, are protected by Saguaro National Park, to the east and west of the modern city of Tucson. Here you have a chance to see these enormous cacti, silhouetted by the beauty of a magnificent desert sunset.
In 1967 the bridge that had formerly spanned the River Thames in London was taken apart, moved and rebuilt in Lake Havasu City, Arizona.
While visiting Sedona, Arizona, a popular site is Cathedral Rock. It is one of the most photographed sites in all of America.
Pima Air & Space Museum
The Pima Air & Space Museum in Tucson, Arizona is committed to presenting the history of flight to educate visitors. There are approximately 300 aircraft on display. See the museum through this virtual tour.
The Meteor Crater is just under 2.5 miles in circumference and over 550 feet deep. It is the best preserved meteorite impact site in the U.S., and most likely on earth. Visitors can enjoy the site through nature trails, an indoor viewing site, and more.
Explore the wild wild west. An 1880's western town. Rawhide at wild horse pass puts you in the middle of the action with cowboys, gunfights, stagecoach rides, retail shops and western attractions.
Pioneer Living History Village
Virtual field trip onlineSee the Opera House where Lilly Langtry sang; look through a rifle port in the actual cabin that survived Arizona's bloodiest range war; laugh your way through a "melodrama"; or browse through an 1890's dress shop and much more!All of this, plus a blacksmith shop, sheriff's office and jail, complete ranch complex, and costumed interpreters including cowboys, lawmen, and lovely Victorian ladies – await you at Pioneer Living History Village, Arizona's most authentic Old West town.
A Museum of Native American Archaeology, Art, History, and Culture
The Amerind Foundation is a private, nonprofit anthropological and archaeological museum and research center dedicated to the preservation and interpretation of Native American cultures and their histories. Located in spectacular Texas Canyon in the Little Dragoon Mountains of southeastern Arizona, the Amerind houses one of the finest private collections of Native American art and artifacts in the country.
Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park
What are the oldest structures in the Valley of the Sun? They are the remains of the Hohokam culture and some of them are the centerpieces of Pueblo Grande Museum and Archaeological Park. They include a partially excavated Platform Mound and a ballcourt along the Ruin Trail. Now, thanks to the Pueblo Grande Museum Auxiliary visitors can also tour the newly constructed replicas of Hohokam houses. The replicas have been built based on archaeological data since no complete remains have been found.
Famous People from Arizona
Frank Luke, Jr. (WWI fighter ace and first airman to receive the Medal of Honor)
Barbara Park (children's author, Junie B. Jones series)
Ira Hayes (Marine in World War II that helped raise the United States flag during the Battle of Iwo Jima)
Percival Lowell (astronomer and founder of the Lowell Observatory where the planet Pluto was discovered)
Bil Keane (creator of the comic strip "The Family Circus")
Interesting Facts about Arizona
Arizona is the only place that the Arizona trout can be found.
The largest cactus in America, the saguaro cactus, is the Arizona state flower.
More copper is produced in Arizona than any other state in the U.S.
The Arizona Capitol building has a copper roof that is equivalent to 4,800,000 pennies.
Five national flags have flown over the territory that is now Arizona.
Arizona has more land designated as Indian lands than any other U.S. state.
Multicolored corn was grown by the Hopi Indians of Arizona
The world's largest solar telescope is in Sells, Arizona.
Arizona has more national monuments than any other state in the U.S., totaling 18.
The world's largest rose bush is in Tombstone, Arizona. It was planted in 1885.
The world's largest sundial is in Carefree, Arizona.
Glendale, Arizona is the home of Morton Salt.
The oldest rodeo in the world is in Prescott.
There are 3,928 mountain peaks and summits in Arizona. More than any other mountain state.
The largest collection of to-scale miniature model airplanes is located in Prescott.
A mule delivers mail to the village of Supai located at the bottom of the Grand Canyon
Arizona holds the record for the most species of rattlesnakes in the U.S.
Daylight Savings time is observed in all of the 50 states except Arizona and Hawaii
Arts, Crafts and Recipes
Make a rattlesnake toy that actually rattles.
Make a sundial
Cook trout for dinner in honor of the Arizona Trout
Learn about the arts of the Hopi Indians.
Build a model airplane with simple household items.
Make your own Grand Canyon out of sand or create a beautiful Grand Canyon painting
Draw your own cartoon, inspired by The Family Circus
Enjoy this video introduction to Arizona
Build your own telescope
Try this science experiment with pennies made of copper
Arizona Resource List
USA States Pack (use code benandmeUSA for a 25% discount)
Book Basket (Picture Books)
G is for Grand Canyon by Barbara Gowan
The Magic Hummingbird: A Hopi Folktale by Michael Lomatuway'ma (out of print but may be available at your library)
The Butterfly Dance by Gerald Dawavendewa
The Grand Adventure: A True Story of Survival and Determination on an Amazing River Journey into the Grand Canyon and Other Canyons of the West by Mark A. Hicks
Grand Canyon by Jason Chin
The Goat in the Chile Patch by Lada Josefa Kratky
Victor the Reluctant Vulture by Jonathan Hanson
The Three Little Javelinas by Susan Lowell
Katie of the Sonoran Desert by Kate Jackson
My Nana's Remedies by Roni Capin Rivera-Ashford
Big Moon Tortilla by Joy Cowley
Book Basket (Non-Fiction)
Arizona: The Grand Canyon State by Pat Ryan
What is So Great About Arizona by Rebecca E. Hirsch
If You Lived With The Hopi Indians by Anne Kamma (out of print but may be available at your library)
Desert Giant: The World of the Saguaro Cactus by Barbara Bash
The Sonoran Desert by Day and Night Coloring Book by Dover
Grand Canyon Plants and Animals Coloring Book by Dover
Book Basket (Chapter Books)
Where Is the Grand Canyon? by Jim O'Connor
Brighty of the Grand Canyon by Marguerite Henry
Rattlesnake Mesa: Stories from a Native American Childhood by Ednah New Rider Weber
Saving Lucas Biggs by Marisa de los Santos
Wright on Time: Arizona by Lisa M. Cottrell-Bentley
I suggest creating a "unit study book basket" (a laundry basket will do) to fill with books from the book basket lists. You can use these books in your instructional time, for reading aloud, or for reading time for your students. Some of the nonfiction books have activities, experiments, and other hands-on learning opportunities to enrich your unit study.
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Traffic and Roads Policing Unit spends time in Cayman Brac
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(CMR) Officers from the Traffic and Roads Policing Unit spent nine days assisting Cayman Brac Police Officers and the Cayman Brac community with road safety and overall community safety. Between Sunday, 9 May, and Tuesday, 18 May, the officers carried out various traffic-related operations and connected with members of the community with the aim of making the roadways in Cayman Brac safer for all road users.
Inspector Ian Yearwood, Area Commander for the Sister Islands, stated, "We were very pleased to have facilitated the Traffic and Roads Policing Unit officers who visited Cayman Brac with the overarching view of assisting with road policing, but even more importantly to educate our Cayman Brac community on road safety and good driving behaviors through enforcement as well as conversations."
"Road safety has been a concern for the Cayman Brac community for some time and it's with partnerships like these that we hope to reduce and ultimately resolve crime and antisocial behaviors that affect the Sister Islands quality of life."
Throughout the week, just fewer than 40 tickets were issued, most of which were issued for speeding and due to unregistered vehicles. Tickets were also issued in relation to illegal tint and various other traffic offenses. Of note, the officers were informed that there was a significant increase in the number of persons who renewed their vehicle registrations during the week that the officers were present.
Additionally, the officers were present during the long weekend that hosted several events and provided support to the on-duty Cayman Brac officers who were present and policing these events.
Unfortunately, they had to respond to a fatal collision on Friday, 14 May; however, they were able to carry out on-scene investigations and reconstruction within a few hours, allowing the roadways to reopen within the same day.
"On behalf of the Traffic and Roads Policing Unit, I would like to thank the members of the Cayman Brac Community for welcoming the officers who visited, as well as for their support and cooperation during the officers' stay," said Inspector Dwayne Jones, head of Traffic & Roads Policing Unit.
"We hope that this visit made a positive impact on the community and look forward to other such operations in the future. It saddens me that during their stay, a member of the community lost his life due to a road fatality, but I am comforted that they were there to offer assistance and lend guidance where needed to the Cayman Brac Police Station."
The RCIPS offered condolences to the family of the deceased.
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Axiom Verge, Story of Seasons and MLB 15: The Show sweep onto store shelves before March becomes April.
From our Review of the PS4 & Xbox One Versions: Dead or Alive 5, in all its incarnations, is the best numbered entry in the long-running fighting game series in terms of raw mechanics, and Dead or Alive 5: Last Round doesn't change that fact. It's still the fast, fluid, accessible brawler it was when I reviewed its original incarnation over two years ago, and the PS4 and Xbox One versions look ever-so-slightly sharper than it did back then. But despite positioning itself as the definitive version of DOA 5, Last Round feels slightly weighed down by some problematic glitches, and uninteresting new characters that make it feel unnecessarily fan-service-focused.
From our Review: Axiom Verge takes the adage "imitation is the sincerest form of flattery" and has it emblazoned across every moment of its 10-hour campaign. This 2D sidescroller pulls in most of the things that made Metroid such a classic experience: great weapons, interesting abilities, and a fantastic sense of progression. But where Nintendo's classic presents a memorable setting with an evocative atmosphere, Axiom Verge's world failed to leave a lasting impression on me.
Developed by the veteran team behind the fan-favorite Harvest Moon series and headed by longtime lead producer, Yoshifumi Hashimoto, Story of Seasons represents a new beginning for the beloved farming RPG franchise. Story of Seasons carries on the iconic life simulation gameplay made famous through series' 18-year history while infusing new and exciting features into the experience, marking a key milestone for the franchise.
In the first expansion pack for The Sims 4, take active control over your Sims' careers in three new options. You can also decide to embark your Sims on a new venture by opening and managing their own retail business. In The Sims 4 Get to Work, players can choose to save lives and deliver babies as a Doctor, conjure up wacky creations and craft inventions as a Scientist or investigate crime scenes and crack the big cases as a Detective.
From our Review of the PC Version: I discovered my favorite quest in Neverwinter about 30 levels in, when I stood overlooking a fiery pit with my dungeon group scattered around me. And suddenly it hit me: I couldn't stand these people. I'd grown sick of the tank's inability to hold aggro and the mage's smartass commentary, and so I slew them and took their loot. Like Michael Douglas in Falling Down, I'd somehow become the bad guy – the boss even – prompting five-man groups of adventurers to rush in and try to take me down. (I've no idea what I would have dropped.) It was awesome, silly fun you just don't find in most other MMORPGs, particularly not free-to-play ones. And here's the really surprising thing: I was playing a user-created dungeon called Tired of Being the Hero. For all of the flaws springing from Neverwinter's dogged linearity, its high-priced cash shop, and over-reliance on instances, developer Cryptic gives all of us the tools to create more memorable dungeon experiences than you'll find in its big-budget cousins. Who needs raids in a fantasy MMO when you can create scenarios like this?
From our Preview: MLB 15 The Show is making some changes to its Diamond Dynasty mode, simplifying it and nicknaming it "Diamond Dynasty Distilled."
The studio announced the changes with a brief video. You'll get universal rewards as usual, but you'll also get one of three mode-specific rewards from playing inside the Diamond Dynasty mode: a player, a piece of equipment, or a stadium. The aim was to make sure playing Diamond Dynasty was the fastest way to build your team.
From our Review: Without any effort, we remain tethered to the Earth. Through, what very quickly after birth becomes an automated body function, we take in breath. In many respects, we live without really trying very hard to do so. As we age, two seemingly unrelated phenomena occur: we accumulate more and more baggage/emotional dross and we become inured to the marvels offered by just being alive. Gravity locates its characters in a setting that strips away the essentials that we take for granted every day in order to expose the pulsating, primal drives that often get buried beneath a numbing sense of apathy.
From our Review: Interstellar is an imperfect film, but like its central characters, aims about as high as one can. The ambition, execution, and craftsmanship are all to be admired. As the filmmaker intended, this is an experience that one can only truly have in the theatre itself and it is one worth having. Though, as mentioned, Interstellar also has the potential to become a highly divisive film. Ultimately, the viewers takeaway will likely come down to their emotional response.
From our Review: Morten Tyldum constructs wall-to-wall tension that slips in an undercurrent of sadness, elevating The Imitation Game above the commonplace thriller. As a man braving childhood fears and mental illness to solve the world's problems, the unconventional Benedict Cumberbatch dominates. "The world is different place because you weren't normal," Knightley tells her costar, speaking to Turing's achievements and what The Imitation Game's unique leading man offers Hollywood's conventional tastes.
Hearthstone Adventure packs give gamers new single-player gameplay experiences -- it's you against computer-controlled opponents with unique powers and cards. Beat them, and their cards are yours. You can purchase adventures using the in-game shop with gold or real money.


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Tags: Donald Trump | Law Enforcement | Roger Stone | Russia Probe | Trump Administration | pardon | commuted
Fully Pardoned Stone Rebukes 'Soviet-Style Show Trial'
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By Eric Mack | Wednesday, 23 December 2020 09:30 PM
Although he had already had his 40-month sentence commuted this summer by President Donald Trump, former campaign adviser Roger Stone received a full presidential pardon Wednesday.
Stone wrote in a two-page statement to Newsmax on Wednesday:
"On behalf of my family and myself, I wish to praise God and give my deepest thanks to President Donald J. Trump for his extraordinary act of justice in issuing me a presidential pardon, completely erasing the criminal conviction to which I was subjected in a Soviet-style show trial on politically motivated charges, further corrupted by egregious, illegal misconduct by the Jury Forewoman in the case."
Stone's sentence for lying to Congress and threatening a witness was delivered by Judge Amy Berman Jackson, an appointee of former President Barack Obama. It was Obama's administration that ordered the investigation into Russia meddling and alleged Trump campaign ties, a questionable pursuit of his political rival.
Stone's statement continued:
"I was charged with 'lying to Congress,' even though any misstatements I made to partisan Democrat inquisitors on the House Intelligence Committee concealed nothing material either to their investigation or regarding any underlying crime, because there was none. Rod Rosenstein testified to the Senate Judiciary Committee that he did not approve the investigation into my affairs. His statement is belied by his own signed scope-memo authorizing the Special Counsel's expansion. In other words, Rosenstein lied to Congress under oath."
Stone concluded his statement with calls for further pardons for others sought by the Obama administration:
"The injustice done to me does not stand alone. Other good Americans have been victims of a corrupt system made to serve venal power-seekers, rewarding deceit and manipulation, rather than reason and justice. President Trump can be the purveyor of justice over the vile machinations of wicked pretenders to the mantle of public service.
"I hope the president will consider granting full and unconditional pardons to Julian Assange, Edward Snowden, Marcus Garvey, and Former Secret Service Agent Abraham W. Bolden, Sr."
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Anti-Gay Chants Could Earn Mexican Soccer Fans 5-Year Bans
Fans found making anti-gay chants at Mexican soccer matches will be banned from stadiums for five years, the president o . . .


That smile of yours would win anybody over D2D!! Love your piccies but needless to say, coming from Scotland, I won't be voting!!! I will, however, look forward to your garden related photographs.
Now we just need to get all those politicians interested in gardening, would do a world of good to de-stress them!
Gee whizz D2D you sure get the attention of the politicians. Exciting.


We met Amanda and Pete through my good friend from college, who is also named Amanda. When they offered to bring us to Mexico with them to photograph their wedding, we were BEYOND ecstatic. An all inclusive weekend with a sweet group of people and we get to document it? SOLD.
We were initially worried (and when I say we worried, I mean mostly me - take note at Woody making various cameos below, fitting right in ;) ) that we might feel like outsiders, that we might weird people out by being the strangers with the bulky cameras. Worrying quickly proved to have been a complete waste of time. From the second we arrived, it was clear that we were welcome as friends, which meant celebrating and partaking right along side everyone else.
Below are some of our favorites from our four days with the Amanda-Pete wedding pachanga.
Seriously some of the most fun we've ever had.
On My Speakers: an episode of New Girl!


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Connolly, other lawmakers question head of FLRA
By Adam Mazmanian
The chairman of a House panel charged with federal workforce oversight charged the head of the Federal Labor Relations Authority with "personal and disqualifying anti-union bias" because of her decision to stop recognizing the organization representing the agency's workers.
Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.), the chairman of the Government Operations subcommittee of the Committee on Oversight and Reform, and other committee Democrats hammered FLRA Chairwoman Colleen Duffy Kiko at a June 4 hearing for her decision to cease recognizing the Union of Authorities Employees (UAE) last December when the most recent contract expired. The move, lawmakers noted, departed from 40 years of precedent.
FLRA is a small quasi-judicial authority tasked with adjudicating disputes between agency managers and employee unions and also maintains a general counsel's office supervising regional offices that investigate unfair labor practice cases. The FLRA is also home to the Federal Services Impasses Panel, a presidentially appointed body that sets contract terms between agencies and unions when the parties are at an impasse.
Kiko testified that her interpretation of the statute establishing the agency deliberately exempted FLRA from extending collective bargaining to its employees.
"I'm not comfortable perpetuating a program that I believed was at odds with the letter and spirit of the law that created our agency and that we are tasked with administering," Kiko said.
The independent UAE was created to satisfy the legal requirements of the statute and to avoid conflict with unions representing other feds. The structure of the UAE was upheld in a 1980 Office of Legal Counsel memorandum opinion from the Justice Department.
Rep. Stephen Lynch (D-Mass.) pointed out that the author of the 1978 legislation inserted the exemption for FLRA in order to avoid conflict of interest by specifically preventing agency employees from obtaining representation from unions that represent other federal employees or have links to those unions, but not to deny collective bargaining rights to FLRA employees.
"You can say the statute did it, but the statute didn't do it for 40 years, until you got there," Lynch said.
Lawmakers also noted the dramatic decline in the agency's Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey scores over the past year. On the "Best Places to Work" rankings issued by the Partnership for Public Service based on FEVS responses, FLRA went from an overall score of 72.6 to 41.6, a drop of 31 points. That was the steepest decline for any federal agency between 2017 and 2018, and only the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau came close with a drop of 25 points.
Part of the low morale likely stems from the move to close regional offices in Boston and Dallas. While the stated goal of the closures was not to reduce the workforce, as a result of Kiko's decision the agency's workforce declined by 21%.
The aftermath of the closures, Connolly said, "placed unreasonable burdens on remaining employees."
The decline in FEVS scores prompted a second internal survey of FLRA employees. Kiko declined to share the results or specific responses, even on an anonymized basis, with lawmakers.
"I'm doing everything in my power at my agency to look at those questions -- to find out the source of that [low satisfaction] and see if we can turn it around," she said.
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Clearly the Trump administration is anti-labor and has people in positions of trust who should defend labor but who are apparently there to render labor impotent.
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Ashtanga yoga poses are practiced in a sequential and fluid manner and in parallel with controlled breathing. Speed is not important when first beginning this style of yoga. The synchronization of the breath with movement is more significant. Why? When proper breathing is combined with movement, the body releases energy that eases tension. As an effect, one feels more relaxed. The energy used by the body is transformed to intense heat and is released through sweating. Toxins and other impurities present in the blood stream are expelled from the body through this process.
Ashtanga yoga consist of three main parts: the opening sequence, one of the six main series, and the finishing sequence. These parts have been patterned such that the preceding movements prepare the mind and body for more difficult, strength developing poses. Surya Namaskara (Sun Salutation) is the traditional opening sequence which is followed by the standing series.
This is then followed by one of the six fundamental series of the poses: The primary series known in Sanskrit as Yoga Chikitsa (translated as Yoga Therapy); the intermediate series called Nāḍī Shodhana (translated as Nerve Cleansing); and finally the advanced series A, B, C, D known collectively as Sthira Bhagah (translated as Steady Strength).
The Sun Salutation is like the preface of a book. This fundamental series is performed five times at the beginning of the Ashtanga yoga practice. The aim is to condition the mind for the session as well as to warm-up and strengthen the back and hamstrings.
There are two sets of sun salutation sequences. The first sequence has nine asanas (postures or positions) while the second sequence has seventeen asanas. The second sequence is just an extension of the first sequence. The sun salutation is then followed by a series of six standing postures that aim to strengthen the core. Mastering the opening sequence will provide a good base for anyone who would like to be a practitioner.
After the opening sequence, begins one of the six fundamental series of Ashtanga yoga poses. The primary series is called Yoga Chikitsa or Yoga Therapy. This series is composed of movements that aim to purify and restore physical health. It is practiced only after warm-up to prevent injuries. The overall effect of this series is the progressive strengthening of the body.
In the primary series, the movements are arranged in such a manner that each asana (posture or position) builds on the previous one. Postures in this series are primarily twists and forward folds that prepare the spine for back bending poses performed in the finishing sequence and intermediate series. Practicing the opening sequence is strongly advised before proceeding with the primary series. Doing so will ensure that one is protected from injuries and that the flexibility needed to smoothly transition to the next pose, has been developed.
The intermediate series of Ashtanga yoga poses is called Nāḍī Shodhana or Nerve Cleansing. The purpose of executing this sequence is to open and clear the subtle energy channels in the body. Proper execution of the poses in this series requires a higher level of strength and a sufficiently cleansed body. Therefore, mastery of the first series should be obtained to maximize the benefits of nerve cleansing.
The advanced series of Ashtanga yoga poses is called the Sthira Bhagah or Steady Strength. This sequence of postures aims to strengthen the inner spirit of the yogi. Hence, advanced ashtanga yoga practitioners have a more intense focus and are also able to have a steadiness of the body and mind.
The finishing sequence is the final series of Ashtanga. If the sun salutation prepares the body and mind for practice, the finishing sequence prepares the person for rest. This sequence consists of sixteen asanas specifically designed to cool the body. Ashtanga yoga poses in the closing set give practitioners the opportunity to reflect on the practice. Aside from developing strength, patience and humility are qualities that are cultivated as yogis go through the different postures. More difficult poses require patience in order to achieve proper execution safely and fluidly. More importantly, it's the finishing postures that allow us to reflect upon the concept of UNION and how our action contribute to the evolution of the entire world.
The practice of Yoga has numerous benefits including increased flexibility, strength, and balance. Combined with breathing exercises and meditation it works remarkably well to help promote overall physical and mental well-being. As well as the physical and emotional benefits of yoga it has also been proven as an excellent way to reduce stress, ease panic attacks, lower blood pressure, help alleviate back pain, arthritis pain, depression, mental fog and reduce the risk of many other common health problems.
Garland Pose is a hip-opening yoga pose that helps to lengthen and open the hips, helping to create more mobility. The Sanskrit name for Malasana comes from two words: mala meaning garland and asana meaning pose. Malasana offers numerous benefits especially for those who sit all day at work. Sitting leads to a higher percentage of stress on the back and lower spine. When we sit at a 90-degree angle in a chair, we shorten our hip flexors (the psoas). As the psoas shorten, our lumbar spine is pushed forward and pulled out of alignment. Prolonged sitting can lead many people to experience a back injury or pain.
Our hips are one of the largest joints in our bodies, an energetic area where we tend to store anger, tension and rigidity. Our hips allow us to move forward in life with grace and ease, therefore, it's important to keep this part of our body limber, open and lubricated. When aligned properly, practicing this pose can feel great, opening up the hip flexors and offering a deep stretch to the groin muscles and a complimentary release for the sacral chakra (second chakra) which oversees the flow of creative, sexual and reproductive energy. It can also help strengthen and relax the lower back, calves, and glutes. It also helps boost metabolism, stoke the digestive fire, and alleviate constipation.
If your heels don't come to the floor, place a folded blanket or rolled yoga mat underneath them. If you need extra support squatting, you can sit on a yoga block (as seen in the picture).
Practice the pose with your back against a wall.
Avoid jerking, pulling, pushing, or forcing any movement in this pose. Let your movements be slow and smooth.
Do not bounce your hips up and down. Doing so can over-strain your knees and hip flexors.
Keep shifting your weight back into your heels.
Lengthen the front of your torso and keep your spine long, not rounded.


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Simplification of procedure for endorsement of Family Pension entitlement in the PPO of living Armed Force Pensioners.
Subject:- Simplification of procedure for endorsement of Family Pension entitlement in the PPO of living Armed Force Pensioners.
Reference:- This office Circular No. 64 dated 01.09.1988.
GoI, MoD letter No. 6(4)/87/1369/B/D(Pens/Sers) dated 30.06.1988 and Circular No. 64 dated 01.09.1988 were issued for taking appropriate action for endorsement of Family Pension in the PPG of living Armed Forces Pensioners. For this purpose, an application form attached an "Appendix- A" was introduced along with above Govt. letter under which certain details were required to be filled.
Govt. of India, Ministry of Defence vide letter No. 1(11)/2014/D(Pen/Pol) dated 15.07.2016 has modified the ibid "Appendix - A". Now, 4 items i.e. Present Address, TSIPS No., Details of Family Pension from other sources and Name of handicapped children, if any, have been added in Appendix-A on Sl No. 2, 4, 9 & 10 respectively.
Therefore, all the claims for endorsement of Family Pension entitlement in the PPO of living Armed Force Pensioners shall be submitted to this office in revised Appendix-A duly completed in all respect.


Brock has a vision of himself as a hard case, which is far from the truth. That protective shell is how he deals with fears which are a normal part of the human condition. He is a very bright guy who's worked for a high level international consulting group until several years ago when he went out on his own as an IT consultant….actually more management consultant – problem solver. That decision was in large part because he wanted to position himself to get married and have a family. He is thirty-eight, very athletic, and took up rowing at thirty-two. In addition to consulting, he also enjoys being a rowing coach. I like that he says when he was in Holland, nobody had ever imagined a brown rower.
He has a beautiful Dutch girlfriend. Both she and Brock are trying to figure out, and clean up, parts of their lives from early on so they don't drag unfinished business into a marriage and into parenting. I also look forward to interacting with her when she comes to this country. What a treat to get to work with a couple before their marriage falls apart. I think their approach is very intelligent to try to head off problems before they develop.


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Osthang Project
The Main Hall is the central space of a new, temporary artists' colony, built in the summer of 2014 on the Osthang at Mathildenhöhe. Constructlab and Atelier Bow-Wow have been invited by the Darmstadt Architektursommer e.V. and Raumlabor-Berlin to team up for the project.
A neglected plot on the eastern slope, of the soon to become world heritage site Mathildenhöhe in Darmstadt, has been chosen to be the place of the new artists colony. Mathildenhöhe was 100 years ago a sort of that kind of building exhibitions which became later the IBA. It was planned as an artist colony designed by artists and architects such as Josef Olbrich and Peter Behrens.
In 2014, for the new artists colony, 8 international architecture, art and design collectives are invited to design and build the facilities for the Osthang project camp. Each team, composed by two practices, got a specific object to conceive and realize. The project was collaboratively built during a summer academy with students and local participants. The summer academy explored topics such as collective action in public space, working together within temporary and light architecture installations and thinking and living together while making the place.
Constructlab in collaboration with Atelier Bow-Wow have been responsible for the Main Hall, which was within the organization of the Osthang site the central meeting facility. It served as a weather protected place for daily lunch and dinners of around 120 people, talks, presentations and symposiums. On both sides the walls can be entirely opened and gather up to 300 people. It is planned to be the most permanent building within the different experimental and temporary structures made during the summer academy on the Osthang site. The building has been realized under the guidance of the design-build team constructlab, with about 30 students, local participants and a team of local carpenters.
The project started three weeks ahead of the summer-school with the terrace and structural work. The main construction is made from Baubuche, it was generously sponsored by the company Pollmeier. Baubuche is a beech wood composite coming from the local forest Odenwald, one of the biggest beech wood resources of Europe.
With the beginning of the workshop the roof was ready to provide shelter to the summer academy. The constructlab students divided themselves into three groups, one group working on the main-hall, it's envelop and details of door panels while the other two groups researched on seating and visual identity. Chairs have been developed in an experimental Bugholz furniture workshop with the help of Thonet's steam oven team. The third team of the constructlab students made graphical and imaginary research to develop a guidance system and Logos for the whole Osthang project.
The Main Hall is planned to remain at least 5 years after the summer 2014 as a multi-purpose facility on the Mathildenhöhe in Darmstadt. Hence, the possibility to activate the place and try out different uses in order to better understand through real scale the potential future of the Osthang site.
Darmstadt Architektursommer e.V.
Raumlabor-berlin
Olbrichweg 17, 64287 Darmstadt, Germany
From: June 1, 2014
Until: August 31, 2014
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Gonzague Lacombe
Samuel Boche
Patrick Hubmann
le balto
umschichten
collectif etc.
Martin Kaltwasser
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Raúl Cordero (born 1971) is a Cuban born conceptual painter. First known as part of the 90s generation in Cuba, when he started exhibiting his work mostly in Europe and the United States of America. Cordero represents through his work the "other Cuban art." Far from the standards of the Cuban Revolution art, and without falling into topics of other artists from in and out of the island, Cordero samples pretexts whimsically obtained from various referential origins (press, magazines, books, TV, photography and video) and shows us his work as a result of recycling, of a revival, creating a new reality that refers more to art than to any other apparent content.

His art education started in Havana (Academia San Alejandro and Instituto Superior de Diseño) and his influences mix an interest in conceptual American artists such as John Baldessari, Bruce Nauman or Chris Burden -who later informed his conceptual training- together with elements of the 12th century's Flemish painting tradition, acquired during his postgraduate formation in the Netherlands (Graphic Media Development Centre and Rijksakademie Van Beeldende Kunsten). Cordero has held visiting professorships at the Instituto Superior de Arte (ISA) in Havana, Cuba; The San Francisco Art Institute, California and The Art Academy of Cincinnati, in Ohio, U.S.A.

His work features in the collection of several museums such as Musée National D'Art Moderne Centre Pompidou, Paris, France, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes de La Habana, Cuba, Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA), Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles (MOCA), California, Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst (SMAK). Ghent, Belgium, Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno and Museo Extremeño Iberoamericano de Arte Contemporáneo (MEIAC), Spain, Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego, California, U.S.A. The National Museum of Fine Arts in Havana is currently building a large exhibition of Cordero's work, which was scheduled to open in November 2017. Cordero is represented by Mai 36 Galerie in Zürich, Switzerland and Wizard Gallery in London, United Kingdom and Milan, Italy.

Collections

 Musée National D'Art Moderne Centre Pompidou. Paris, France.
 Centro Atlántico de Arte Moderno. Palmas de Gran Canaria, Spain.
 Columbus Museum of Arts. Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A.
 DAROS Collection. Zürich, Switzerland.
 The Pizzuti Collection. Columbus, Ohio, U.S.A.
 Stedelijk Museum voor Actuele Kunst (SMAK). Gent, Belgium
 Pérez Art Museum Miami (PAMM). Miami, Florida, U.S.A.

 Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA). Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
 Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes. Havana, Cuba
 Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale. Fort Lauderdale, Florida. U.S.A.
 Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA). Los Angeles, California, U.S.A.
 Museum voor Moderne Kunst. Arnhem, Holland.
 Neuberger Bergman Collection. New York, U.S.A.
 Centro Wifredo Lam. Havana, Cuba.

 University of Central Florida Library Collection. Orlando, Florida, U.S.A.
 Museo Extremeño e Iberoamericano de Arte Contemporáneo (MEIAC). Badajoz, Extremadura, Spain
 Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego. California, U.S.A.
 The Vanmoerkerke Collection. Oostende, Belgium
 Museum of Latin American Art (MOLAA). Long Beach, California, U.S.A.
 The Ringier Collection. Winterthur, Switzerland.
 El Espacio 23. Miami, Florida
 Marval Collection. Milan, Italy

References

Centre Pompidou https://www.centrepompidou.fr/cpv/resource/cz485x/rpbedxR
Mai 36 Galerie http://www.mai36.com/raul-cordero-about
MCASD http://www.mcasd.org/exhibitions/raúl-cordero-hendrickje
CAAM http://www.caam.net/es/expos/1203raulcordero.htm
Wizard Gallery https://www.wizardgallery.com/artists/43-raul-cordero/overview/

External links
 Raúl Cordero Studio
 Turner libros

Cuban painters
Conceptual artists
Cuban contemporary artists
Contemporary painters
1971 births
Living people


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Hitchcock, Edward, 1793-1864 17
Deane, James, 1801-1858 16
Silliman, Benjamin, 1779-1864 10
Bowditch, Henry I., (Henry Ingersoll), 1808-1892 1
Featherstonhaugh, George William, 1780-1866 1
Mantell, Gideon Algernon, 1790-1852 1
Adversaries 17
Correspondence 16
Geologists 8
Footprints, Fossil 7
Natural history collections 4
Natural history illustration 1
Edward and Orra White Hitchcock Papers 17
Copies (derivative objects) 1
Letters to the editor 1
Scientific illustrations 1
Hitchcock, Edward, 1793-1864 – Adversaries 17
Hitchcock, Edward, 1793-1864 – Correspondence 16
Silliman, Benjamin, 1779-1864 – Correspondence 10
Geologists – United States – 19th century – Correspondence 8
The American journal of science and arts 8
Footprints, Fossil – Massachusetts 6
Deane, James, 1801-1858 – Correspondence 5
Deane, James, 1801-1858 – Natural history collections 4
Mantell, Gideon Algernon, 1790-1852 – Correspondence 1
Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences 1
Springfield daily Republican 1
Edward Hitchcock copy and extracts of three letters to James Deane, 1835 March 15, 1835 September 21, and 1835 September 15
Hitchcock, Edward, 1793-1864
A document containing copies of three letters or letter extracts to James Deane from Edward Hitchcock which appear to have been sent to Benjamin Silliman. In the first, dated March 15, 1835, Hitchcock comments on a suggestion Deane made about an impression on a slab of sandstone being a bird footprint. In the second, dated September 21, 1835, Hitchcock agrees with Deane's views but states decided evidence will be needed to convince geologists. In the third, dated September 15, 1835, Hitchcock says he is preparing a paper for the American Journal of Science in which he plans to acknowledge Deane's contributions to the discovery that the tracks discussed appear to be made by birds, but he wishes to examine them more thoroughly first.
Gideon Mantell letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1845 July 11
Mantell, Gideon Algernon, 1790-1852
A letter in which Gideon Mantell thanks Hitchcock for sending him a specimen of coprolite, comments on Hitchcock's dispute with Dr. James Deane and his own experience of not receiving due credit for his discoveries, and discusses Sir Charles Lyell's recent publication.
James Deane letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1845 September 9
Deane, James, 1801-1858
A letter from James Deane inviting Edward Hitchcock to view and examine his fossil footprints before they are sent to Cambridge.
James Deane letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1832 May 20
A letter to Edward Hitchcock in which James Deane discusses his scientific drawings of fossil footprints. The verso contains an India ink illustration of fossil footprint.
James Deane letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1846 September 18
A letter to Edward Hitchcock from James Deane requesting to see a copy of his 1835 correspondence that discussed fossil footmarks. Deane also discusses his recent footprint discoveries.
Illustrations of fossil footprints of the Valley of Connecticut
An article by James Deane, published in the Memoirs of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, New Series, vol. 4, no. 1 in 1849. In the article Deane describes in detail the fossil footprints he discovered which are illustrated in the accompanying nine plates.
Benjamin Silliman letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1844 November 1
Silliman, Benjamin, 1779-1864
A letter to Edward Hitchcock in which Benjamin Silliman further discusses Hitchcock's disagreement with James Deane. Silliman again apologizes for the way his remarks to the Association of American Geologists were phrased, and laments that Hitchcock did not tell him sooner that they upset him so that Silliman could have altered them prior to publication. Silliman mentions an issue between himself and Charles Lyell to make a comparison between the two conflicts.
Benjamin Silliman letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1843 October 30
A letter to Edward Hitchcock in which Benjamin Silliman discusses his recent visit to Hitchcock's house, Hitchcock's conflict with Dr. James Deane and his offense at some of Silliman's address to the Association of American Geologists and Naturalists, and offers Hitchcock the opportunity to write an editorial for the next issue of the Journal of American Science to make up for these offenses.
Benjamin Silliman letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1844 December 9
A letter to Edward Hitchcock in which Benjamin Silliman expresses his gladness that Hitchcock will be visiting New Haven soon to lecture and invites Hitchcock to stay at his house. Silliman also briefly touches on the conflict between Hitchcock and James Deane, and informs Hitchcock that he has written something about it in a review of Gideon Mantell's "Medals of the Creation."
Edward Hitchcock letter to the editor of the Springfield Republican, 1859 May 10
A set of letters from Edward Hitchcock printed in the Springfield Republican. One is a letter to the editor, and one is a reprinted letter to Henry I. Bowditch. The title "Dr. Hitchcock and Dr. Deane: Who First Scientifically Investigated and Described the Fossil Footmarks of the Connecticut Valley?" is printed across the top. Both letters are about the conflict between Hitchcock and Dr. James Deane about to whom the credit for discovery, investigation, and description of fossil footmarks in the Connecticut River Valley should be given. A few edits are written in the margins in pencil.
Benjamin Silliman letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1844 September 19
A letter to Edward Hitchcock in which Benjamin Silliman extensively discusses the conflict between Hitchcock and Dr. James Deane. Silliman comments on their respective pieces for his Journal of American Science and informs Hitchcock that he regrets the way he phrased his remarks to the Association of American Geologists in Boston.
Edward Hitchcock letter to Benjamin Silliman, 1835 July 30
A letter to Benjamin Silliman in which Edward Hitchcock writes about lecturing Silliman will soon be doing in Nantucket, about examining fossil footprints which James Deane believes to be made by birds, and writes scathingly about George William Featherstonhaugh and his work as a geologist. The document also contains a letter to Edward Hitchcock from Benjamin Silliman, written in the margin of the first page of the original letter and readdressed. In it, Silliman draws attention to a passage in Hitchcock's original letter in which Hitchcock requests that Silliman not publish Deane's report on the fossil footprints until he receives and reads Hitchcock's report.
A letter to Edward Hitchcock in which Benjamin Silliman tells Hitchcock he has sent him a proof of James Deane's essay for the Journal of American Science. Silliman urges Hitchcock to put the conflict behind him and not respond further to Deane's article. He expresses his hope that Hitchcock and Deane can maintain a friendly relationship.
Benjamin Silliman letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1843 November 16
A letter to Edward Hitchcock in which Benjamin Silliman tells Hitchcock the Journal of American Science will print Hitchcock's analysis of wines and that Dr. James Deane's paper to be printed gives credit to Hitchcock.
Edward Hitchcock letter to [James Deane], 1844 November 10
A letter inferred to be to James Deane in which Edward Hitchcock refutes some claims that Deane made about him in Volume 47, 1844 of the American Journal of Science.
Benjamin Silliman letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1844 August 2
A letter to Edward Hitchcock in which Benjamin Silliman discusses articles by Hitchcock and James Deane which will soon be published in his Journal of American Science. Silliman hopes that the two men will exchange proofs and potentially write additional statements on the writings as necessary.
Benjamin Silliman letter to Edward Hitchcock, 1844 August 10
A letter to Edward Hitchcock in which Benjamin Silliman reports that he must postpone publishing a piece by Dr. James Deane in the Journal of American Science, but that proofs of Hitchcock's essay were sent to Deane. Silliman offers Hitchcock some advice on his phrasing based on letters from an unnamed English geologist regarding the conflict between Hitchcock and Deane. Silliman does not offer his own opinion on the matter, saying he must be neutral as editor and mutual friend.


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Heritage Bank Plc has said it would continue to partner with MultiChoice Nigeria Limited, owners of the DSTV and GOTV brands to bring the Big Brother Nigeria reality TV show to viewers across Africa and beyond.
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Mr. Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, the host of the programme said a total of 170 million votes were cast for the third season while 30 million votes were recorded in the last week of the programme.
The show started on last January 28 with 20 housemates with four of them debuting in a reality show for the first time in their lives. This was an increase over 12 that participated in the season two edition.
In the season two of the show, besides providing financial assistance to the BB Naija contenders, Heritage Bank helped them with business and advisory support services for between six to nine months.
This support helped to chart a veritable course and equip the Ex-housemates with the necessary tools to make informed business choices during their individuals' careers.
In a bid to bring additional value to Nigerian culture, Heritage Bank also ensures that in partnering with the housemates, they take positive steps towards creating, preserving and transferring wealth to Nigerians.
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I have the unpleasant task of informing all of you that I need to relinquish my work as coordinator of the Pioneer restoration effort. In the past couple of years I have focused on the need for independent research that might demonstrate the feasibility of restoring the Pioneer as part of an intermodal corridor transportation system. Those efforts have come to naught: no one has offered to fund the research, and my coordinator's role has outlived its utility.
The willingness of researchers at Mississippi State University to conduct an independent feasibility study provided encouragement, but that effort did not include a full funding package: matching funds were not to be had. In the end, I had to confront the unwillingness of prospective backers to seize upon an opportunity that might have led, ultimately, to the return of passenger rail to a vast and awe-inspiring swath of the continent.
Congresspeople who have considered the Pioneer's prospects in response to requests from constituents or communities along the route thus have only one "authoritative" body of information to fall back on – the 2009 Amtrak study that found the service restoration a very dicey proposition. All of you, like me, found that study very much flawed, a mere recounting of the deficiencies that, necessarily or not, plagued the Pioneer in its first incarnation, which ended in the service termination of 1997.
An independent feasibility study would almost certainly have led to a less pessimistic, more forward-looking, assessment. But this is not the place to re-analyze the Pioneer's potential, or the defects in Amtrak's dismissive report.
We can take some consolation from the emphasis that the National Association of Railroad Passengers, in its recommendations for the pending Amtrak reauthorization, continues to place on expansion of the national network. The NARP list of prime candidates for expansion includes the Pioneer. The recommendations state that the reauthorization should "require Amtrak to plan expansions that would improve the public utility of all national network routes"; other candidates include the North Coast Hiawatha and Chicago-Florida routes. Hear, hear!
We have also learned at least one lesson: that the decisions Congresspeople make about issues like expanded passenger rail service may be based less on constituent pressure and municipal resolutions – what town wouldn't like to have a train? – than on credible research that indicates the worthiness of any given expansion. For this reason the emphasis must remain on research that focuses on original, outside-the-box approaches to making trains more nearly profitable.
I hope that NARP's recommendations will see fruition in the reauthorization that Congress will eventually enact, but efforts towards that end shouldn't happen within the narrower context of the Pioneer restoration. The focus of the debate, that is, is shifting – as it should. We know more about these things than we did five years ago, and we should put our lessons to use in pushing for a good reauthorization that will facilitate network expansion from sea to shining sea.
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Russian Activist Jailed & Could Face 5-year Sentence for Wearing a Putin Mask
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Roman Roslovtsev has been jailed for 20 days for taking a walk in a mask depicting Russian President Vladimir Putin, but could face a prison sentence of up to 5 years. Since this is the fourth time within half a year, he is now liable for prosecution under the draconian new Article 212.1 of the criminal code. The brave young Russian is in fact challenging the authorities to bring criminal liability for repeatedly violating his right to walk around the centre of Moscow in a Putin mask.
The 20-day administrative arrest sentence was passed on May 16 by the Tverskoy Court in Moscow. Roslovtsev's 'offence' had been to walk out onto Red Square wearing the above rubber mask of Putin and a T-shirt stating "I'm not afraid of Article 212.1. On previous occasions Roslovtsev has held a placard with the same words. The judge chose to agree with the police that this constituted a violation of Article 20.2 of the Code of Administrative Offences, namely the procedure for organizing or holding meetings, demonstrations, marches or pickets. Since the court ordered that the mask be destroyed, it was clearly this that was deemed to constitute an 'offence'.
The same court in April fined Roslovtsev 30 thousand roubles for two previous walks, and also ordered that the mask be destroyed. Back in April, Grani.ru (which is officially blocked by Russia's censor Roskomnadzor) reported that the detention was Roslovtsev's sixth, and second on Red Square. Roslovtsev was detained again on May 14 (see the video), with this already the tenth time.
In breach of Russia's Constitution, only single-person pickets do not need official approval. This, however, is now proving to not be the case if you're wearing a Putin mask. Roslovtsev obviously denies any 'wrongdoing', and points out that he is simply exercising his constitutional rights and freedoms.
It takes courage to take Roslovtsev's stand. In December 2015 activist Ildar Dadin was sentenced to 3 years under the new anti-protest law. This was reduced by 6 months at appeal level but the conviction for four entirely peaceful protests, including a single-person picket, was upheld.
The new Article 212.1 of the Russian Criminal Code was introduced in July 2014. As well as allowing for hefty fines or even 30-day terms of imprisonment on administrative charges, it envisages criminal prosecution for totally peaceful protest. A sentence of up to 5 years can be passed if a court has issued three rulings on administrative offences within 180 days.
Article 212.1 breaches Russia's Constitution and legislation, as well as international law for a number of reasons. It imposes double punishment for the same actions, first via administrative legislation, then criminal. The criminal charges can carry a term of imprisonment of from 3 to 5 years despite the fact that the supposed 'offences' are of a formal nature and do not present any danger to the public.
As can be seen with the administrative protocols against Roslovtsev, there are effectively no grounds, yet the Tverskoy Court has imposed huge fines and now jailed him. The next step, according to the measure aimed at crushing peaceful protest altogether, is criminal prosecution.
What can earn a brave activist a prison sentence can be seen here:
http://www.svoboda.org/media/video/27734707.html and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9CRPO_v_bik