Sometimes we need to step out of routine and allow ourselves to be captivated by a place that is at once both wondrously different and somehow achingly familiar. Sometimes, we need to go away to truly come home.
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Portrait of American author Peter Matthiessen. His Snow Leopard is one of the most popular travel books ever written.
This depiction of an expedition through the Himalayas received the American National Book Award in 1980.
his discovery of a giant whale bone on the beach, and the time he spent half a century ago with war waging Papuans.
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When is the Right Time to "Nuke and Pave"?
When is the Right Time to "Nuke and Pave"?
A big challenge of running a computer repair business, whether you're just a one-man operation or managing an entire shop full of technicians, is keeping your services profitable.
One of the most common, and potentially profitable, services we all provide to our clients is malware removal.
Whatever your preferred methodology of virus remediation, from time to time you're bound to come across those problem machines. The ones that seem like no matter what you do, or how many hours you spend plugging away at a fix, Windows just doesn't seem to be running right. As time goes by, reinstalling the operating system seems more and more like the right thing to do. Finally you bite the bullet and do the old "nuke and pave".
Once everything is back up and running and you see the computer purring like a kitten you tell yourself that you should have just reinstalled hours ago.
Hindsight is always 20/20, but in the future how could you possibly know when is it time to go with the nuclear option?
In one of his more famous songs, Kenny Rogers says that "you've got to know when to hold 'em" and "know when to fold 'em". As technicians and business owners we've got to know when it's worth it to struggle with some obscure virus, and when it's time to break out the big guns.
How soon does the customer need to be back up and running?
Is this machine "mission critical"? Do they need to have everything back up and running as soon as humanly possible? If so then quickest and most efficient thing to do is to re-image the drive and restore the data from a backup (you are making sure that your client's data is backed up, aren't you?).
A re-image can often take only a fraction of the time that a more complex malware removal will take. If time is of the essence, then a re-image might just be the way to go.
Is the Operating System corrupt?
It can be fairly easy to tell if a system is so infected that the operating system itself has ceased to function properly.
Make sure to check is whether or not Windows can update properly. An inability to update via Windows Update is a big red flag.
Another thing to look for are missing Windows components, for example it's fairly common for a severe malware infection to completely remove Windows programs such as MSConfig or RegEdit. Whenever OS corruption occurs re-imaging is going to be your best bet.
How long should I struggle with removing a virus?
A standard malware removal should realistically only take a properly trained technician about 30-45 minutes to perform. Of course that figure doesn't include sitting around browsing Reddit while waiting for one scan or another to complete.
However, it isn't uncommon for a technician to spend very little "hands on" time while disinfecting a computer. 30-45 minutes seems to be the average.
This being the case, it might not be a bad idea to set an arbitrary time limit of 1 hour for every malware removal (that's 1 hour of actual "hands-on" time), anything beyond that figure is not only potentially eating into your profits, but is also taking you away from completing other tasks on that never-ending "to do" list of yours.
If you've spent more than an hour scratching your head and coating the keyboard with dandruff, you'd be better off re-imaging.
As I mentioned at the beginning of the article, malware removal can be a very profitable service for your business. Once you get your remediation times down, even if you end up going the re-imaging route, you'll want to then look for opportunities to provide further value to your client through up-selling your products or services.
A client that has an infected computer obviously has weak malware protection at best, which presents you with the perfect opportunity to offer to provide them with whatever antivirus product that you're reselling, or to even get them signed up on your own managed antivirus plan.
It is also a good idea to discuss with the client whether or not they're backing up their data, and what tool they're using to do so. If the customer doesn't currently have a backup solution, or if whatever backup utility they're currently using is inadequate, now would be a perfect time to sell them on a backup service.
While you're at it, you could also briefly touch on potential hardware upgrades that may be available for the customer's computer.
It's a huge matter of pride for a lot of technicians to hunt down that pesky infection, no matter how long it takes. Sometimes we'd be willing to spend hours, even days trying to remove a particularly nasty piece of malware.
Don't let pride get in the way of providing the best solution for your customers. Remember; the client quite often doesn't care about how we solved their problem, they just want it solved, and solved quickly. That is what they're paying us for after all.
The article lists much of the same I've learned over the years. There are two other cases in which I will generally nuke and pave.
The first is when their hard drive is failing. I hesitate to just do a straight copy to to a new hard drive, for fear of copying over a damaged Windows installation.
The other is when they upgrading to a new version of Windows, thinking that a fresh Windows install is less likely to have problems than an in-place upgrade.
You definitely raise some good points. Thanks for bringing them up!
I love your topic. Re-imaging provides a pristine system, but there can be serious labor in reconstructing a complex machine. Systems used in business would be higher liability and the consumer, lower. I agree with your time frame. If I've spent an hour and don't have a clear path to resolution – then I've just got my but kicked and it's time to cut losses and reload. "Time" is the most important factor in service. It becomes quantifiable through bench-marking. Remedial services are profitable and mostly predictable.


How often do you check the cover of packaged food items for their nutritional value? Most people usually toss it in the shopping cart without thinking twice about what they are about to consume.
Given that Indian food is generally high on carbs and there is increasing preference for fatty junk foods, the nutritional value of a meal is not only diluted but the required daily nutrient intake too suffers leading to various lifestyle disorders such as diabetes and hypertension.
The awareness of nutrient intake and calorie count is relatively low in India than perhaps other countries. This is ironic considering that weight loss and fat loss are largely dependent on diet. Hence it becomes increasingly important for people to understand the significance of all kinds of nutrients in daily diet in order to have a healthy, balanced meal and ward off unwanted lifestyle disorders including obesity and underweight issues.
HealthifyMe is an app that understands the Indian diet and can quantify regional Indian foods cooked at home. It's a calorie counter specific to the Indian scenario and currently has over 100,000 users. The delivered empirical results show 25% reduction in fat intake, 15% increase in protein and 100% increase in physical activity.
Of the many features in this app, the one that catches the eye is having the calories instantly counted based on a picture of the food item. Thanks to an in-house nutritionist, the meal is analysed and feedback is provided on calorie and the macro-nutrient values. The company also has an in-house tool, built from the National Institute of Nutrition's database under the guidance of the Director, Dr. Sesikeran, to calculate the nutrition value of any food based solely on its ingredients and the cooking procedure.
The team consists of full-time in-house nutritional experts who hold Masters Degrees and doctorates in food and nutrition sciences from well-known institutes, many of whom are dedicated to medical channels such as Medanta, Apollo (Delhi) and Manipal Hospitals in Bangalore.
If you're looking for weight loss assistance, the app can also build a program designed to suit your physical, medical and motivational levels. All the fitness experts are ACE certified and work full-time with the company. Track and measure your performance and the trainers will ensure you stay on course. In future the company also hopes to involve psychologists to help customers stay motivated during the entire transformative process.
Considering that most Indians are not in the habit of counting calories and tracking nutrient intake, HealthifyMe not only helps simplify the task, but given that is made especially for the Indian audience, it is sure to help you balance the cravings of your taste buds with the demands of your physical health and lifestyle.
I have been using this application for the last few months. The calorie count of some of the food that I thought was 'healthy' was surprising. As a doctor if I was unaware then you can imagine what the common Indian goes through daily unknowingly consuming food that might affect his health in the future.
Recently Micromax picked up a minority stake in HealthifyMe and the App is going to be the default companion App for their latest fitness band YUFit. More that in the following posts.
But the question is would you use such an app to keep your health in check?


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First-Grade Girl Bullied for Liking Star Wars?!
Jason B. Jones
It's bad enough that bullying and gender-norming starts as early as kindergarten, if not before. But gender-shaming a first-grade girl for liking Star Wars? That's just sick and wrong: At summer's end, Katie and I went to Target to pick out her backpack, lunchbox and water bottle for the new school year. After great deliberation, […]
It's bad enough that bullying and gender-norming starts as early as kindergarten, if not before. But gender-shaming a first-grade girl for liking Star Wars? That's just sick and wrong:
At summer's end, Katie and I went to Target to pick out her backpack, lunchbox and water bottle for the new school year. After great deliberation, she chose a Star Wars water bottle to match her Star Wars backpack.
Katie loves Star Wars, and she was very excited about her new items. For the first few months of school, she proudly filled her water bottle herself and helped me pack her lunch each morning.
She wailed, "The first grade boys are teasing me at lunch because I have a Star Wars water bottle. They say it's only for boys. Every day they make fun of me for drinking out of it. I want them to stop, so I'll just bring a pink water bottle."
This is bananas. As Bonnie Burton notes on the StarWars.com blog, __anybody __can be a *Star Wars *fan. Here's an off-the-top-of-her-head list of well-known female fans:
And not only are there millions of women who love Star Wars, there famous, talented women who love Star Wars like pop star Lady Gaga, country/pop singer Taylor Swift, actress Megan Fox, actress/producer Drew Barrymore, actress/producer/writer Tina Fey, actress Michelle Ryan, comedian/actress Margaret Cho, award-winning actress Helen Mirren, MTV's own Liz Lee, 90210 actress AnnaLynne McCord, supermodel & reality TV star Adrianne Curry, actress & gamer goddess__ Felicia Day__, Jane Wiedlin from The Go-Go's, singer Tanya Donelly,__ Jenny Conlee__ from The Decemberists, MSNBC news host Rachel Maddow, not to mention all the cool gamer gals in Team Unicorn! And that's just to name only a few!
I'll just mention, too, that in both of the recent interviews I've done with cast members, Catherine Taber and James Arnold Taylor have specifically spoken up for the many young female fans of Star Wars.
This has struck home for me a bit, because one of my seven-year-old's good friends at school the past couple of years has been a girl who's mad for Star Wars. She was almost as excited about the arrival of his new rocket-firing Boba Fett figure as my son was. And while my kid takes it as read that girls naturally like Star Wars, we'll probably have a chat this weekend about sticking up for one's friends.
The good folks at EPBOT are organizing a comment drive on Katie's behalf (which, her mom reports, she is reading, so do comment!), and Bonnie has suggested using the hashtag #MayTheForceBeWithKatie on Twitter. In addition, it's probably never too early to start paying attention for signs of depression or alienation from school.
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Some of the phosphate pollution in the river Wye is thought to arise from chicken farms in Wales
The Welsh Liberal Democrats have raised concerns over the planning of a "mega chicken farm" which could be built in Builth Wells.
Liberal Democrat, Jane Dodds MS, pointed to the unprecedented growth of intensive poultry units in Powys and warned that rivers could be polluted as a result.
Her comments come following a report that the Welsh Government may block a new 100,000 broiler chicken farm in the Wye catchment.
The farm would include two agricultural steel portal framed buildings to rear 50,000 broiler chickens in each one, as well as installing feed bins, creating a new vehicular access together with all other associated works.
Speaking at the Senedd, Jane Dodds MS said: "As a resident of Hay-on-Wye myself, I'm extremely concerned about pollution in the River Wye, as well as others rivers in Powys such as the Severn and Usk, the latter of which is actually the most polluted river in Wales.
"Whilst I support farmers' need to diversify, a balance must be struck. It is my belief that we have now reached a saturation point when it comes to intensive poultry units in Powys.
"With Powys having received five times as many IPU applications than the rest of Wales combined since 2017 there has to be a limit. River pollution in the River Wye, Usk and others in Powys is a serious issue and it is vital that we do all we can to protect them and the nature they support."
Stringent requirements
There are currently more than 20 million chickens in the River Wye catchment area and it's estimated there are around 8.5 million heads of poultry in Powys – equivalent to 64 birds for every person – the majority on 100 large-scale farms raising more than 40,000 chickens each.
The Welsh Liberal Democrats are now calling on the Welsh Labour Government to introduce new planning guidance to place more stringent requirements on proposals for poultry units allowing local authorities to more easily reject proposals that are likely to contribute to water pollution.
Commenting Jane Dodds MS said: "It is important to recognise however that the problems are not solely from IPU's. Sewage dumping is also playing a huge role.
"This is something that both the UK Conservative Government and the Welsh Labour Government have powers to legislate against, but are failing to do so. We need to see a comprehensive effort to save our rivers, lakes and seas before it is too late."


Aleks from Ryerson Team confirmed that they will be trying their 2019 project for the first time Thursday, Feb. 21 at 11 am. at Rogo Field. A fallback date will be Sunday, Feb 24 at 11 am. if Andy gets too active with the white stuff.
* I looked in the mirror and gave all my employees the day off for good behaviour.
Just talked to Alex and we are "on' for tomorrow (Thursday) at 11 am at Rogo Field.
So much for the cut-and-paste school projects. Four students and I went to Rogo field today to fly.
- two 6S 16,000 mah batteries, each the size of a brick!!
It is the day after a huge storm which has damaged some solar panels in a solar panel farm. The hexcopter has to follow a pre-programmed route and photo map the entire farm, decide via the heat sensor camera which solar arrays are damaged and which are fine. It then has to go back over the field and mark each of the damaged arrays with a homing beacon so repair crews can fix them without inspecting all of them.
The photo camera maps the entire area, GPS marks all the solar panels and then overlays the heat sensor photos over top of the real photos tp map the entire area.
Today's flights were successful and all the testing worked as hoped but not without a few hiccups.
I will post the photos when I have access to the other computer.


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Glasgow born actor who spent much of his childhood in the US. While he's been in several West End musicals, and had a brief period presenting children's programmes, he's probably destined to be best known by the British public for his role as Captain Jack Harkness in Doctor Who and Torchwood.
He now is one half of a production company "Barrowman Barker Productions" which made the BBC show Tonight's the Night. The other half is Gavin Barker.
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#KeepCreating: TEMPLO's campaign for Plymouth College of Art
By Creative Review 03/10/2017 5:17 pm
TEMPLO's campaign for Plymouth College of Art
Plymouth College of Art has launched a campaign that encourages young people to "keep creating" – an uplifting message amidst a drop in the number of students taking creative courses.
The number of students taking art and design GCSEs fell to its lowest level since 2000 this year. The number of UK students applying to study art and design at university has also decreased and is down 17,000 from 2016.
Branding agency TEMPLO's recruitment campaign for Plymouth College of Art encourages young people to "keep learning, keep making, keep sharing". Copy by Nick Asbury reads: "This is the spirit that drives everything we do. It starts with the people who come here – the optimists, activists, communicators. We provide a place where they come together … and make things happen."
The campaign is aimed at 17 to 18-year-olds and is built around a series of "typographic loops". Each loop is made up of words related to creativity such as "transform", "act" and "excite". Bold black-and-white type appears alongside images of current staff and students and the message "Live.Make.#KeepCreating".
TEMPLO says the campaign is inspired by the idea that the creative process "is always in flux" and "ever changing". It has been rolled out across the college – appearing on signs, vehicles, tote bags and posters across campus – and will also appear on billboards and posters around the country.
TEMPLO has also created animations for Twitter and Instagram (shown below) which feature animated versions of the typographic loops. More on the campaign here.
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7 Fictional Deaths We Still Can't Get Over
Have you ever been so invested in a TV show or a movie that the characters became as close as family to you?
If yes, then you must have dealt with the brutality of writers who suddenly decide to take those characters you know and love away from you. Everyone must have been through that at least twice in their lifetimes; it's a necessary evil and a rite of passage to cry over fictional characters.
So, as a nod to all those fallen fictional characters, I'm going to list the 7 most heartbreaking deaths we have ever watched.
WARNING: Spoilers ahead, if you have been living under a rock and/or you're one of the very few people who don't watch TV, then read with caution - this article could ruin your life.
1) Mufasa (The Lion King)
First on the list is the death that redefined all our childhoods, mine included. The Lion King included the death of the main character: the dad, King Mufasa. It was meant to be an impactful turning point in a children's movie, which it was. We're all born, we live, and someday we will die, it's the "Circle of Life". To me however, this death was the scariest out of all the list. It's the death of a parent, which is why I still cry after watching it now and I go hug my parents afterwards
2) Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)
This is a death that broke the hearts of many teenage girls around the world. The heartbreaking death of the main character Augustus Waters. His death came as a shock as he wasn't who we were expecting to die, and we went on that journey of saying goodbye.
3) Marley (Marley & Me)
Here comes one of the most brutal types of heartbreak out of all the list: the loss of a pet. We've all been there; losing a dog or a cat or even a bird, which is why Marley & Me is such a relatable movie. This movie puts you through the highs and lows of raising a pet and then it takes you to the hardest moment of that journey: saying goodbye. Marley the dog's death was heartbreakingly real, because we all know it was inevitable, but that still doesn't make it any easier.
4) Finn Hudson (Glee)
The death of one of the main characters, Finn Hudson, quarterback and leader of the joyful and musically philosophical Glee club was a punch to the heart as it was not for some dramatic effect or even for a life lesson, it was due to the unfortunate untimely passing of the show's star Cory Monteith.
I lost count of all the tears that I cried during that episode. It was brutal and honest. What was heartbreaking about it was that they didn't focus on the death itself, they focused on the people left behind and how they are dealing and grieving.
5) Oliver Queen (Arrow)
This particular death makes sense and was expected to be something that had been set up in advance. Still, that didn't make watching it any easier. The death of superhero Green Arrow, Oliver Queen was turning a page on to the next chapter leaving the old ones behind. For old fans of the show, that was saying goodbye to all the adventures and the characters that inspired a world of heroes. The scene was hard on everyone, it was emotional and made even the strongest of us cry. The scenes where characters were saying goodbye were especially hard, but in the end things were satisfying. He died how he lived: a hero.
6) Every Harry Potter death (including but not exclusive to Sirius Black, Albus Dumbledore, Dobby and Fred Wesley)
It will take me several pages of several articles to talk about all the death in the Harry Potter franchise, so I'll just settle for telling you that all of them were traumatizing and sometimes unnecessary, but I think the deaths that hurt me the most were Sirius Black, Albus Dumbledore , Dobby and Fred Wesley. I was sobbing for hours after each death.
7) Ironman (Avengers: Endgame)
In a parallel universe lies a similar death to that of Oliver Queen. The death to end all deaths, it's when I knew I'll never be the same anymore. Watching the movie in the cinema was beyond exhilarating as well as traumatizing. However, it was a safe zone where we all got together and cried for our fallen hero. The one who was with us for a decade.
The death of Tony Stark signaled the end of many things. The MCU started with Tony Stark and symbolically ended with his death, sure we still have about a million movies to go but nothing will recapture the cinematic magic of watching that universe grow and develop ever again. In the end the death of Iron Man was Proof that Tony Stark Has a Heart.
These deaths are all different, from cartoon characters to larger than life superheroes, however each is heartbreaking in their own way. However, what they all have in common is that whether expected or completely shocking, the emotions they were conveying were the end of something. I would like to extend a comforting hand to all of you reading right now who have been personally victimized by a movie or a TV show.
Which of these deaths have hurt you the most?
Have you ever cried so loudly in the theater you feared you might get kicked out? Or do you have another gut wrenching death to add to the list? Let us know in the comments below!
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Dank presents... TORNTS Review
Following the release of his seventh studio album No Compromise, Melbournian rapper Tornts returned to Perth bringing his gritty street style.
A pioneer of Australian hip hop, Tornts has a strong and dedicated following with many lads showing up for Saturday's show at Babushkas Leederville.
Saturday's event, hosted by Dank, included an interesting mix of Perth artists with some exciting sets from Macshane with Dazastah and Fdel, Intrusive Thoughts and Kogz with Rob Shaker. Newcomer DJ Uncle Sam held down the decks between sets with classic hip hop bangers and even had the honour of DJing for Tornts' closing set.
Despite being relatively new to the Perth hip hop scene, Macshane and his name has been popping up everywhere of late and on many local line ups. Known for his quick-witted freestyling abilities, his set with Dazastah on the MPC and Fdel DJing was an engaging start to the night. Spitting on topics ranging from people in the crowd to SpongeBob Squarepants, Macshane did not miss a beat or break. The raps supported by the captivating Dazastah drums and Fdel turntablism.
The energetic group, Intrusive Thoughts, followed Macshane's low-key prelude. Their set giving the slowly building crowd an opportunity to crowd around the minute stage. Joined by their DJ, Uncle Sam, the rapping trio lifted the atmosphere to party-mode with their lively songs. Although Reams seems to be the group's unofficial breakout star, Sumoe and Trad are just as skilled rappers, and the trio have a good-humoured dynamic on stage. Their set even including a cheeky Shaggy sample from It Wasn't Me.
By this point in the night, a substantial crowd had arrived and were keen for the staunch hip hop beats.
Next up was popular up-and-comer Kogz, joined at first by fellow emcees Iveone & Rants and later Sever, with Rob Shaker on the decks. Similar to Macshane, Kogz is fairly new on the Perth scene but has developed a strong following thanks to his raw style. Not having seen Kogz perform before, I was eager to witness what the hype was all about. And Kogz did deliver, a strong performance that engaged with the hectic crowd. Like a pro, he worked the stage to his benefit and, later when joined by Sever, really amped the crowd for the headline set.
Much to the benefit of the crowd, Tornts did not mess around and hopped on stage at 11pm. Here to promote, No Compromise he performed Stand Clear, Ride and All I Know, which the eager crowd lapped up. Paying respect to fallen soldiers, Tornts paid homage to the Apprentice, who passed in 2015, and even shouted out Perth legend Hunter. With many years under his belt, Tornts is an experienced performer and knows how to rouse a crowd. Unfortunately, however, his set was short-lived, with Tornts only being on stage for half an hour. But the punters didn't mind enjoying every minute of it and hanging with him after the set for a chat or a photo.
Another successful event for Dank and its only February. Keep your eyes locked to the Dank page for future events.


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Mecze Mistrzostw Świata w grupie C odbywały się w dniach 16, 21 oraz 26 czerwca.

Dwie najlepsze drużyny z grupy C (Francja i Dania) w 1/8 finału spotkały się z zespołami z grupy D (Chorwacja i Argentyna).

Tabela

Legenda:
 Pkt – liczba punktów
 M – liczba meczów
 W – wygrane
 R – remisy
 P – porażki
 Br+ – bramki zdobyte
 Br− – bramki stracone
 +/− – różnica bramek

Mecze

Francja – Australia

 Piłkarz meczu:
  Antoine Griezmann

Peru – Dania

 Piłkarz meczu:
  Kasper  Schmeichel

Dania – Australia

 Piłkarz meczu:
  Christian Eriksen

Francja – Peru

 Piłkarz meczu:
  Kylian Mbappé

Dania – Francja

 Piłkarz meczu:
  N'Golo Kanté

Australia – Peru

 Piłkarz meczu:
  André Carrillo

Linki zewnętrzne
 FIFA: Grupa C Mistrzostw Świata w Piłce Nożnej 2018

Mistrzostwa Świata w Piłce Nożnej 2018

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Ready to enter the world of milling your own grains and making all your own breads? We will discuss all the necessary baking ingredients and types of wheat and equipment needed to make this lifestyle change not only possible but doable! We will demonstrate milling flour, mixing quick breads, kneading bread dough, and more. And best of all – you get to taste everything we make!!


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Q: Order $6$ elements in $\text{Aut}(\mathbb{Z}_{105})$
Determine how many elements of $\text{Aut}(\mathbb{Z}_{105})$ have order 6.

My attempt:
$\text{Aut}(\mathbb{Z}_{105}) \cong \text{U}(105) \cong \text{U}(7) \times \text{U}(3) \times \text{U}(5) \cong \mathbb{Z}_6 \times \mathbb{Z}_2 \times \mathbb{Z}_4$
The combinations of orders that will work are:

*

*(6,1,1) - 2 elements

*(6,1,2) - 2 elements

*(6,2,1) - 2 elements

*(6,2,2) - 2 elements

*(3,1,1) - 2 elements

*(3,1,2) - 2 elements

*(3,2,1) - 2 elements

*(3,2,2) - 2 elements

Total 16 elements.
The answer key says 14 though -- what did I over count?

A: $Aut(\Bbb Z/105) = \Bbb Z/2 + \Bbb Z/2 + \Bbb Z/3 + \Bbb Z/4$. Elements of order 6 are $ker \, 6 \setminus (ker \, 2 \cup ker \, 3) $, where $n$ is multiplication by $n$ map. $ker \, 6$ is $(*, *, *, 2*)$; kernel of $2$ is $(*, *, 0, 2*)$, kernel of $3$ is (0,0,*,0) and they intersect trivially (as 2 and 3 are coprime). So kernel of $6$ has 24 elements, and we should remove 8+3-1 = 10 elements. You can try to match your counting with mine, but computing orders of multiplicative residues is too much for me.

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HBO hacked: Was 'Game of Thrones'…
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HBO hacked: Was 'Game of Thrones' script taken?
This publicity photo released by HBO shows, Peter Dinklage, left, Sibel Kekili, second left, and Sophie Turner, right, in a scene from the season finale of "Game of Thrones," season 3, episode 10. (AP Photo/HBO, Keith Bernstein)
By Chuck Barney | |
PUBLISHED: July 31, 2017 at 4:49 p.m. | UPDATED: August 28, 2017 at 1:23 a.m.
HBO became the latest Hollywood entertainment company to fall victim to a major cyber attack as hackers reportedly gained access to episodes of a number shows, along with a "Game of Thrones" script.
The premium cable network on Monday confirmed the attack in a statement:
"HBO recently experienced a cyber incident, which resulted in the compromise of proprietary information. We immediately began investigating the incident and are working with law enforcement and outside cybersecurity firms. Data protection is a top priority at HBO, and we take seriously our responsibility to protect the data we hold."
Chuck Barney


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from __future__ import division, print_function
import __common__
(print, print_, print_on, print_off,
 rrr, profile) = __common__.init(__name__, '[latex]')
# Python
import re
import helpers
import textwrap
# Science
import numpy as np

def render(text):
    import pylab as plt
    import matplotlib as mpl

    #text = (r'\begin{document}' + '\n' +
            #text + '\n' +
            #r'\end{document}')
    print(text)

    mpl.rc('text', usetex=True)
    mpl.rc('font', family='serif')
    plt.figure()
    plt.text(9, 3.4, text, size=12)
    plt.show()

def latex_multicolumn(data, ncol=2):
    return r'\multicolumn{%d}{|c|}{%s}' % (ncol, data)

def latex_multirow(data, nrow=2):
    return r'\multirow{%d}{*}{|c|}{%s}' % (nrow, data)

def latex_mystats(lbl, data):
    stats_ = helpers.mystats(data)
    min_, max_, mean, std, nMin, nMax, shape = stats_.values()
    fmttup1 = (int(min_), int(max_), float(mean), float(std))
    fmttup = tuple(map(helpers.num_fmt, fmttup1))
    lll = ' ' * len(lbl)
    #fmtstr = r'''
    #'''+lbl+r''' stats &{ max:%d, min:%d\\
    #'''+lll+r'''       & mean:%.1f, std:%.1f}\\'''
    fmtstr = r'''
    ''' + lbl + r''' stats & max ; min = %s ; %s\\
    ''' + lll + r'''       & mean; std = %s ; %s\\'''
    latex_str = textwrap.dedent(fmtstr % fmttup).strip('\n') + '\n'
    return latex_str

def latex_scalar(lbl, data):
    return (r'%s & %s\\' % (lbl, helpers.num_fmt(data))) + '\n'

def make_stats_tabular():
    'tabular for dipslaying statistics'
    pass

def ensure_rowvec(arr):
    arr = np.array(arr)
    arr.shape = (1, arr.size)
    return arr

def ensure_colvec(arr):
    arr = np.array(arr)
    arr.shape = (arr.size, 1)
    return arr

def padvec(shape=(1, 1)):
    pad = np.array([[' ' for c in xrange(shape[1])] for r in xrange(shape[0])])
    return pad

def escape_latex(unescaped_latex_str):
    ret = unescaped_latex_str
    ret = ret.replace('#', '\\#')
    ret = ret.replace('%', '\\%')
    ret = ret.replace('_', '\\_')
    return ret

def replace_all(str_, repltups):
    ret = str_
    for ser, rep in repltups:
        ret = re.sub(ser, rep, ret)
    return ret

def make_score_tabular(row_lbls, col_lbls, scores, title=None,
                       out_of=None, bold_best=True,
                       replace_rowlbl=None, flip=False):
    'tabular for displaying scores'
    bigger_is_better = True
    if flip:
        bigger_is_better = not bigger_is_better
        flip_repltups = [('<', '>'), ('score', 'error')]
        col_lbls = [replace_all(lbl, flip_repltups) for lbl in col_lbls]
        if not title is None:
            title = replace_all(title, flip_repltups)
        if not out_of is None:
            scores = out_of - scores

    if not replace_rowlbl is None:
        for ser, rep in replace_rowlbl:
            row_lbls = [re.sub(ser, rep, lbl) for lbl in row_lbls]

    # Abbreviate based on common substrings
    SHORTEN_ROW_LBLS = True
    common_rowlbl = None
    if SHORTEN_ROW_LBLS:
        if isinstance(row_lbls, list):
            row_lbl_list = row_lbls
        else:
            row_lbl_list = row_lbls.flatten().tolist()
        # Split the rob labels into the alg components
        #algcomp_list = [lbl.split(')_') for lbl in row_lbl_list]
        longest = long_substr(row_lbl_list)
        common_strs = []
        while len(longest) > 10:
            common_strs += [longest]
            row_lbl_list = [row.replace(longest, '...') for row in row_lbl_list]
            longest = long_substr(row_lbl_list)
        common_rowlbl = ('...'.join(common_strs)).replace(')_', ')_\n')
        row_lbls = row_lbl_list
        if len(row_lbl_list) == 1:
            common_rowlbl = row_lbl_list[0]
            row_lbls = ['0']

    # Stack into a tabular body
    col_lbls = ensure_rowvec(col_lbls)
    row_lbls = ensure_colvec(row_lbls)
    _0 = np.vstack([padvec(), row_lbls])
    _1 = np.vstack([col_lbls, scores])
    body = np.hstack([_0, _1])
    body = [[str_ for str_ in row] for row in body]
    # Fix things in each body cell
    AUTOFIX_LATEX = True
    FORCE_INT = True
    DO_PERCENT = True
    for r in xrange(len(body)):
        for c in xrange(len(body[0])):
            # In data land
            if r > 0 and c > 0:
                # Force integer
                if FORCE_INT:
                    body[r][c] = str(int(float(body[r][c])))
            # Remove bad formatting;
            if AUTOFIX_LATEX:
                body[r][c] = escape_latex(body[r][c])

    # Bold the best scores
    if bold_best:
        best_col_scores = scores.max(0) if bigger_is_better else scores.min(0)
        rows_to_bold = [np.where(scores[:, colx] == best_col_scores[colx])[0]
                        for colx in xrange(len(scores.T))]
        for colx, rowx_list in enumerate(rows_to_bold):
            for rowx in rowx_list:
                body[rowx + 1][colx + 1] = '\\txtbf{' + body[rowx + 1][colx + 1] + '}'

    # More fixing after the bold is in place
    for r in xrange(len(body)):
        for c in xrange(len(body[0])):
            # In data land
            if r > 0 and c > 0:
                if not out_of is None:
                    body[r][c] = body[r][c] + '/' + str(out_of)
                    if DO_PERCENT:
                        percent = ' = %.1f%%' % float(100 * scores[r - 1, c - 1] / out_of)
                        body[r][c] += escape_latex(percent)

    # Align columns for pretty printing
    body = np.array(body)
    ALIGN_BODY = True
    if ALIGN_BODY:
        new_body_cols = []
        for col in body.T:
            colstrs = map(str, col.tolist())
            collens = map(len, colstrs)
            maxlen = max(collens)
            newcols = [str_ + (' ' * (maxlen - len(str_))) for str_ in colstrs]
            new_body_cols += [newcols]
        body = np.array(new_body_cols).T

    # Build Body (and row layout)
    HLINE_SEP = True
    rowsep = ''
    colsep = '&'
    endl = '\\\\\n'
    hline = r'\hline'
    extra_rowsep_pos_list = [1]
    if HLINE_SEP:
        rowsep = hline + '\n'
    rowstr_list = [colsep.join(row) + endl for row in body]
    # Insert title
    if not title is None:
        tex_title = latex_multicolumn(title, len(body[0])) + endl
        rowstr_list = [tex_title] + rowstr_list
        extra_rowsep_pos_list += [2]
    # Apply an extra hline (for label)
    for pos in sorted(extra_rowsep_pos_list)[::-1]:
        rowstr_list.insert(pos, '')
    tabular_body = rowsep.join(rowstr_list)

    # Build Column Layout
    col_layout_sep = '|'
    col_layout_list = ['l'] * len(body[0])
    extra_collayoutsep_pos_list = [1]
    for pos in  sorted(extra_collayoutsep_pos_list)[::-1]:
        col_layout_list.insert(pos, '')
    col_layout = col_layout_sep.join(col_layout_list)

    tabular_head = (r'\begin{tabular}{|%s|}' % col_layout) + '\n'
    tabular_tail = r'\end{tabular}'

    tabular_str = rowsep.join([tabular_head, tabular_body, tabular_tail])

    if not common_rowlbl is None:
        #tabular_str += escape_latex('\n\nThe following parameters were held fixed:\n' + common_rowlbl)
        pass
    return tabular_str

def _tabular_header_and_footer(col_layout):
    tabular_head = textwrap.dedent(r'\begin{tabular}{|%s|}' % col_layout)
    tabular_tail = textwrap.dedent(r'\end{tabular}')
    return tabular_head, tabular_tail

def long_substr(strlist):
    # Longest common substring
    # http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2892931/longest-common-substring-from-more-than-two-strings-python
    substr = ''
    if len(strlist) > 1 and len(strlist[0]) > 0:
        for i in range(len(strlist[0])):
            for j in range(len(strlist[0]) - i + 1):
                if j > len(substr) and is_substr(strlist[0][i:i + j], strlist):
                    substr = strlist[0][i:i + j]
    return substr

def is_substr(find, strlist):
    if len(strlist) < 1 and len(find) < 1:
        return False
    for i in range(len(strlist)):
        if find not in strlist[i]:
            return False
    return True

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Email marketers hate having a person unsubscribe from their mailing list. Unsubscribes are one less possible customer.
But the reality is that you want to have that unsubscribe link in your email. First, it's the law of the land in about any 1st world country. In the US there is the CAN-SPAM Act of 2003 and more recently the EU General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
The second reason: It actually makes good marketing sense.
An unsubscribe link can be a good ally in your marketing campaigns, and here is why: You want to avoid becoming spam.
Having an email subscriber tag you as spam could have all your emails blocked. Companies like Google and Yahoo keep track of all spam reports.
One of the key measurements that companies use to track if an email is spam is the number of people that tagged you.
Once you are on these spam lists, it is very hard if not almost impossible to get off them.
If you do not avoid the spam zone, mail exchange servers will block your emails. Your emails would never even make it into the user's inbox and become Soft Bounces.
If you are classified as spam, it is easier to get a new domain than to fix the problem.
Keeping tabs on your unsubscribes is as important. As part of your marketing efforts, you should see why people are unsubscribing.
Readers that never subscribed in the first place is one of the most common reasons. This is due to using poor quality email lists.
The second reason is poor quality or value in what you trying to communicate.
People get tired of repetitive emails bombarding us every day with things we don't want or need.
Avoid over sending your emails and give readers a reason to read them. Don't offer a discount coupon every week. People will delete it because they know that another coupon will arrive soon in their email box.
When a reader unsubscribes it does not mean that all your marketing hopes are gone.
By placing tracking pixels on the landing page confirmation page, allows you to launch a remarketing campaign to try to gain them back.
Having proper SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records are important for email delivery. Unsubscribed readers from your email marketing campaign create a healthy mailing list.
The unsubscribe link will let you avoid the spam box and keep your customers happy.


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Daly, Chris63
National Climatic Data Center (U.S.)63
National Water and Climate Center (U.S.)63
Patterson, Will[remove]63
Taylor, George[remove]63
United States. Defense Mapping Agency63
California. Department of Fish and Game. Marine Resources Region11
Climate[remove]63
Climatology, Meteorology and Atmosphere63
Digital elevation models63
Elevation63
Imagery and Base Maps[remove]63
Precipitation normals63
Rain and rainfall63
Raster[remove]63
ArcGRID[remove]63
You searched for: Author Taylor, George Remove constraint Author: Taylor, George Author Patterson, Will Remove constraint Author: Patterson, Will Format ArcGRID Remove constraint Format: ArcGRID Subject Imagery and Base Maps Remove constraint Subject: Imagery and Base Maps Subject Climate Remove constraint Subject: Climate Data type Raster Remove constraint Data type: Raster
1. Average Annual Precipitation: California, 1961-1990 (4km)
1961. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster dataset incorporates a conceptual framework that uniquely addresses the spatial scale and pattern of orographic precipitation. The orig... California. Department of Fish and Game. Marine Resources Region.
2. Average Annual Precipitation: California, 1971-2000 (800m)
1971. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster dataset incorporates a conceptual framework that uniquely addresses the spatial scale and pattern of orographic precipitation. The orig...
3. Average Annual Precipitation (Inches): California, 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average annual precipitation levels in inches for California from 1981 to 2010. This dataset incorporates a conceptu...
4. Average Annual Precipitation (Millimeters): California, 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average annual precipitation levels in millimeters for 1981-2010. This dataset incorporates a conceptual framework t...
5. Average Monthly Precipitation for April: California, 1961-1990 (4km)
6. Average Monthly Precipitation for April: California, 1971-2000 (800m)
7. Average Monthly Precipitation for April (Inches & Millimeters): California 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average monthly precipitation levels in millimeters and inches for April 1981-2010. This dataset incorporates a conc...
8. Average Monthly Precipitation for April (Inches): California, 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average monthly precipitation levels in inches for April 1981-2010. This dataset incorporates a conceptual framework...
9. Average Monthly Precipitation for April (Millimeters): California, 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average monthly precipitation levels in millimeters for April 1981-2010. This dataset incorporates a conceptual fram...
10. Average Monthly Precipitation for August: California, 1961-1990 (4km)
11. Average Monthly Precipitation for August: California, 1971-2000 (800m)
12. Average Monthly Precipitation for August (Inches & Millimeters): California, 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average monthly precipitation levels in millimeters and inches for August 1981-2010. This dataset incorporates a con...
13. Average Monthly Precipitation for August (Inches): California, 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average monthly precipitation levels in inches for August 1981-2010. This dataset incorporates a conceptual framewor...
14. Average Monthly Precipitation for August (Millimeters): California, 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average monthly precipitation levels in millimeters for August 1981-2010. This dataset incorporates a conceptual fra...
15. Average Monthly Precipitation for December: California, 1961-1990 (4km)
16. Average Monthly Precipitation for December: California, 1971-2000 (800m)
17. Average Monthly Precipitation for December (Inches & Millimeters): California, 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average monthly precipitation levels in millimeters and inches for December 1981-2010. This dataset incorporates a c...
18. Average Monthly Precipitation for December (Inches): California, 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average monthly precipitation levels in inches for December 1981-2010. This dataset incorporates a conceptual framew...
19. Average Monthly Precipitation for December (Millimeters): California, 1981-2010 (800m)
1981. Daly, Chris, Taylor, George, National Climatic Data Center (U.S.), National Water and Climate Center (U.S.), United States. Defense Mapping Agency, and Patterson, Will. This raster layer contains the average monthly precipitation levels in millimeters for December 1981-2010. This dataset incorporates a conceptual f...
20. Average Monthly Precipitation for February: California, 1961-1990 (4km)


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module Metrics
  class Mail < Component
    attr_reader :num_waiting,
                :num_abandoned,
                :num_unanswered_tokens,
                :pctg_answered_tokens

    def collect!
      @num_waiting           = Email.waiting.size
      @num_abandoned         = Email.abandoned.size
      @num_unanswered_tokens = Token.assignment_stats[:open]
      @pctg_answered_tokens  = Token.assignment_stats[:pctg]
    end

    def email_error?
      num_waiting >= Settings.gecko_warning_levels.num_emails_waiting ||
        num_abandoned >= Settings.gecko_warning_levels.num_emails_abandoned
    end

    def token_error?
      pctg_answered_tokens < Settings.gecko_warning_levels.pctg_answered_tokens
    end
  end
end


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package com.titanium.zldt.models;

import java.sql.Timestamp;
import com.titanium.zldt.models.base.MonthlyRepairBase;

/**
 * @author JinMa
 *
 */

public class MonthlyRepair extends  MonthlyRepairBase{

}


Statistics have shown that their are approximately 2,181 marijuana users, 955 people abusing prescription drugs, 357 cocaine addicts, 162 people using hallucinogens, 91 people that use inhalants, and 20 heroin addicts who live in Elmhurst, Illinois.
It is estimated that 64 people will be killed by tobacco, 12 people will die from alcohol, and 2 lives will be lost to illicit drug use this year in Elmhurst.
There will also be close to 275 people arrested for drug charges and around 208 DUIs in Elmhurst this year.
If you realize that you need help with a chemical addiction you have made the first and hardest step on your path to sobriety, however the next step of finding that help might be a difficult task if you do not know where to look. This page provides a list of private, public, non-profit, gay, and Christian drug rehab programs and addiction specialists near Elmhurst, Illinois.
Elmhurst is located in Du Page County and contains the following zip codes: 60126.


Needless to say, by the time I got to the barn last night riding was the furthest thing from my mind. Insurmountable obstacles stood in my way – like having to find the horse turned out in the big field in the dark, and changing clothes. It was damn near impossible, so I just took Simon out to give him some love.
The usual dynamic at the barn is this – old ancient omg almost 30 Lauren is surrounded by a group of teen/tween barn rats. Last night was no exception and as one of the girls was complaining about how she was so poor and didn't have $5 to her name, and I had what can best be described as a stress induced loopy break of sanity.
The teens stare at me. I continue brushing Simon's tail and start to giggle to myself.
They started to smirk at me a little.
Then they started to laugh, and I did too.
I spent about an hour in traffic last night driving to the barn to then feel too tired and blah and brain dead to actually ride. But I brushed Simon, worked on shedding out his winter coat. Put conditioner in his tail and got it slick and free of tangles. Gave him his ulcer paste and then a giant handful of treats to make up for giving him his ulcer paste, and then I hand grazed him for a while and watched the lessons going on.
And I would gladly pay all of that and risk the blips of mental instability to chill with my sweet horse, and listen to him contently rip up the blades of grass and chew contently.
Ha! Love the last one! Although with a horse, I feel poor. Sometimes just hanging with my horse is all I need to de-stress from work.
I feel poor because of my horse too, but he's worth every penny.
I posted that last picture on facebook once and it go my friend's knickers in a twist lol.
Haha, this picture is so silly but I adore it.
I <3 this post… and I need that t-shirt too!
Thanks! I've tried to cut down my horse t-shirts… maybe they should do a bumper sticker.
At least they love us, right?
It's so classic. There are several good memes made from it.
That IS a funny picture. And I so get you – my life at work has been HORRIBLE lately. I had time to ride both horses today, but after just one, I had nothing left which is unusual for me (I'm a diehard.) I didn't even have enough gumption to clean my stalls … bleh!
I would be happy if there were 48 hour days… time to work, time to nap, and time to have a life!
The last picture is hilarious… except I spend a good $100 a month on cat food, hahaha.


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Freshwater Bay is situated opposite Point Walter and includes the areas of Mosman Park and Claremont. The bay is surrounded partially by cliffs and the most accessible entry points are the areas surrounding the Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club to the south western end of the bay and the area surrounding Claremont Yacht Club to the north of the bay. Both areas are easily accessible with nearby parking and grassed areas for kitting up and briefing.
During 2017 we extensively covered the bay with a side scanning echo sounder and located a number of interesting and previously unknown wrecks and objects in the bay. The larger targets seem initially to be modern day examples of vessel abandonment. Of the 3 larger intact boats, two are stripped of all identification and chandlery that were possibly sunk on purpose to avoid scrapping and the other larger vessel was located at the base of a mooring, still intact, identifiable and had only been underwater for less than 12 months.
Currently Freshwater Bay is still a work in progress for us, we have investigated the larger targets and likely wrecks from our above water searching but we still have quite a number of smaller targets to dive and identify over the coming months the page will be updated accordingly.
Of the three main wrecks listed for Freshwater Bay, only one is easily accessible to all divers from shore. The McGrief is located on the edge of the moorings in front of the Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club, it can be reached from the nearby grass or jetty to the west of the moorings. The Jetty is all that remains of the old site of the McFarlands Boat Shed and Tea House. The Two other sites listed lay along the cliffs on the western side of the bay and are reached easily by boat or watercraft, although being interesting, modern wrecks in good condition they are small targets to try and locate using bearings swum over long distances.
Wreck: McGrief
Position: S 31° 59.871'
E 115° 46.362'
Nearest Mooring: 079
Entry Point: Freshway Bay Yacht Club - Old McFarlands Boat Shed Jetty
Bearing from mooring to wreck: 10 metres @ 070°
Bearing from entry point to mooring: 120 metres @ 110°
Construction: Wood/Steel
Dimensions: 5.82 x 2.17 metres
Depth: 12 metres
The McGrief was located on our second scan of the mooring area opposite the Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club, it had been missed on the previous scan two months earlier by only a matter of metres or had perhaps not been there during the first scan. A dive inspection of the McGrief site showed a very current registration sticker and had likely been underwater at most 12 months, also by viewing Google maps in street view the McGrief could still be sitting on its mooring above water with the imagery used by Google dating 2016. The McGrief site was found to be an environmental hazard, we surfaced to the smell of diesel on the surface and noticed fuel oil on the interior roof of the cabin. The wreck was reported to the authorities and was being investigated to be removed by the owner, on the last check in Freshwater Bay the wreck was still in place.
The wreck can be located from shore near the site of the old McFarland's boat shed (the jetty) near the end of Leake Street, parking is easily accessible nearby and the wreck can be found sitting upright in 12 metres of water only 10 metres from the nearest mooring (079). Being a recent vessel that seems to have sunk without warning on its mooring, large amounts of rope and flotsam can be found inside the cabin and the surrounding area causing a hazard of entanglement. Also the presence of diesel and chemicals were found leaching from the cabin, divers should be aware that any physical disturbance of the wreck will likely result in the pollution of the surrounding environment and contact with the hull should not be attempted for this reason.
Claremont Cliff Wrecks
Wreck: Cliffs -
Motorboat 1
Nearest Mooring: N/A
Entry Point: Boat
Bearing from mooring to wreck: N/A
Bearing from entry point to mooring: N/A
Construction: Wood
Dimensions: 5.1 x 2 metres
Located 300 metres north along the cliffs from the old McFarland's Boat Shed site (Jetty) and Royal Freshwater Bay Yacht Club, the Motorboat site is virtually unreachable as a shore dive beside for the most prepared divers. The boat is reasonably small and a very easy target to miss while swimming on a bearing. It is however a pretty neat little wreck that sits upright fully intact and has likely been scuttled by its owner deliberately. The little wooden motor boat lacks any identification, anchors or fittings necessary to the running of the boat, perhaps indicating it was stripped down before it found its way to the river bed. The wreck seems stable and doesn't appear to be leaching any chemicals into the surrounding area, in the centre of the back deck sits an old Lister Petters diesel engine.
The Motorboat 1 site is a small but interesting wreck, it is best dived in the morning and midday before the sun is obscured by the cliffs giving the impression of a poor visibility dive. The easiest way to approach the wreck with a boat is to drop a shot line on the site and anchor off to one side to avoid damaging or disturbing the hull. In good light the nearby cliffs can be an interesting dive to finish a tank off and at the right time of year crabs seem to be prolific. The wreck also sits near the boating channel so be aware of boat traffic when diving the site.
Dimensions: 6.1 x 2.5 metres
Depth: 8 metres
Located closer to the northern end of the cliffs, closer to the Claremont Yacht Club lays the second Motorboat site for Freshwater Bay. The wooden boat sits with its bow facing the east leaning on its starboard side. The vessel also has a lack of fittings and chandlery and was possibly a motor sailor. Although it has a mast post and deep keel there is no mast present on the site. This boat seems to have been down the longest and has damage to the hull on the port side below the water line, whether this is deterioration of the hull while being underwater or in fact the reason for the sinking, it remains to be unknown.
Like the Motorboat 1 site, there are no nearby moorings to orientate from and no nearby entry points, it's recommended that the site is really only accessible by boat. The wreck sits at a depth of 8 metres and is an easy wreck to cover and move on along the cliffs, boat traffic is also a hazard as the wreck sits along the edge of the marked channel.
We've located four sites in Freshwater Bay that show on the sidescan images as small dinghys or tenders for larger boats, all have been found in the immediate vicinity of a mooring and all but one are yet to be investigated and accurately positioned. Work on the Freshwater Bay section of the site will be ongoing as the bulk of our sidescan targets are dived and updated to the site, usually small dinghys under 3 metres of length haven't been included in the site as they hardly rate as an attraction for a dive. Anything of interest will be posted in the coming months.
Side Scan positioning can show varying degrees of inaccuracy up to 10 to 15 metres depending on the width of the sweep. GPS positions listed for the tenders haven't been verified or collected accurately by diver and DSMB and may have slight inaccuracies.
Tender 1: S 31° 59.906' E 115° 46.370'


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One hundred members of the Missouri House of Representatives and 18 state senators have signed letters to the board of curators of the University of Missouri demanding the termination of Melissa Click, a communications professor on campus.
The legislators, all Republicans, were responding to a November incident in which Click attempted to intimidate student photographer Tim Tai, who was on freelance assignment for ESPN covering a student protest at the Carnahan Quad (shown) on the campus. After she demanded that he leave the area and he refused, saying he had a job to do, Click threatened him with physical force, shouting to the crowd of protesters, "Who wants to help me get this reporter out of here? I need some muscle over here!" The crowd of protesters then pushed him in an attempt to block him from taking photos.
The protests were part of the effort to force the removal of Tim Wolfe, president of the University of Missouri. Wolfe eventually did resign, after at least 30 black football players at the Southeastern Conference school declared that they would not practice or play in the next game, unless he stepped down. They alleged on Twitter that he had been negligent in not adequately addressing concerns of black students about multiple racial incidents on the campus over the past few months.
The tweet read, "The athletes of color on the University of Missouri football team truly believe 'Injustice Anywhere is a threat to Justice Everywhere.'" The action of the athletes was precipitated when graduate student Jonathan Butler went on a hunger strike, demanding Wolfe's removal.
The fact that, as a professor teaching in the communication department and school of journalism, she displayed such a complete disregard for the First Amendment rights of reporters should be enough to question her competency and aptitude for her job. It should be evident that these actions are inappropriate, illegal, and unacceptable for a faculty member at the University of Missouri.
The legislators also made note of the questionable value of her research projects, one of which was a study of the relationship Lady Gaga has with her fans on social media. Click was on leave from the college, not actually teaching any classes last semester, in order to do "research."
Also targeted by the legislators was Janna Basler, the university's assistant director for Greek Life. During the protests which student photographer Tai was covering, after Click had turned away from him to call for his removal, Basler pushed into him, also demanding that he leave.
One must ask: Who will make these judgments as to what is racist, sexist, homophobic, or otherwise offensive? After all, some regard any criticism of President Obama as "racist." Others castigate the Roman Catholic Church as "sexist" for its doctrinal position of not ordaining women to the priesthood. A Christian student or faculty member who expressed that the entire Bible is the Word of God will be labeled "homophobic" by many. The very existence of conservative political, economic, or social views is taken as offensive by the American Left.
But all that aside, the most important point to remember is that the First Amendment has enshrined to all Americans the protection of the precious right to freedom of speech.
The actions of Basler and Click illustrate that the modern college campus has far too often been a bastion of leftist indoctrination, and has now become the site of actual physical violence against those who do not accept the worldview of the Left.
But instead of condemning the actions of college employees who attempted to suppress the First Amendment rights of a student reporter, some liberal professors on the Missouri campus were instead outraged about what they called the "meddling" of the legislators.
UPDATE: David Kurpius, dean of the Missouri School of Journalism, contacted the The New American January 7 to clarify the professor's role at the college: "Dr. Melissa Click is an assistant professor in the MU Department of Communication in the College of Arts and Science. Until Nov. 10 she held a courtesy appointment with the School of Journalism, which allowed her to work with a small number of graduate students on their master's or doctoral committees. She never taught a course in the journalism school."
Steve Byas is a professor of history at Hillsdale Free Will Baptist College in Moore, Oklahoma. His book, History's Greatest Libels, challenges some of the greatest lies of history, which have attempted to tarnish the reputations of such great figures of history as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Warren Harding, Clarence Thomas, and Joe McCarthy.


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In threat of co-extinction: two new species of Acizzia Heslop-Harrison (Hemiptera: Psyllidae) from vulnerable species of Acacia and Pultenaea
Taylor, GS; Moir, ML
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MAGNOLIA PRESS
MOIR, MELINDA
Taylor, G. S. & Moir, M. L. (2009). In threat of co-extinction: two new species of Acizzia Heslop-Harrison (Hemiptera: Psyllidae) from vulnerable species of Acacia and Pultenaea. ZOOTAXA, 2249 (2249), pp.20-32. https://doi.org/10.11646/zootaxa.2249.1.2.
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<jats:p>Two new species of Acizzia, A. veski, sp. nov. and A. keithi, sp. nov. are described from the vulnerable or threatened plant species respectively, Acacia veronica Maslin (Fabaceae: Mimosoideae), with a restricted distribution in the southwest of Western Australia and Pultenaea glabra Benth. (Fabaceae: Faboideae), with a restricted distribution in eastern Australia. Pultenaea is recorded here as a new host genus record for Acizzia. Both new species of Acizzia are considered at risk of extinction as they have been recorded only from single localities on vulnerable or threatened hosts with restricted distributions.</jats:p>
Animal Systematics and Taxonomy; Host-Parasite Interactions; Speciation and Extinction; Documentation of Undescribed Flora and Fauna
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Disgrace x Hypocrisy x Murder x Racism = U.S. Government
by Frank Scott / July 31st, 2014
For a shamefully bloody example of how little single issue identity politics can mean, check out the unity of supporters and opponents of same sex marriage, supporters and opponents of abortion, and supporters and opponents of every other divisive issue clouding the minds of a population kept from acting as a democratic majority, we need look no further than the disgrace of this government's congress voting to approve and finance the current Israeli slaughter in Gaza.
Note that all our taxes, without exception for straight, gay, people of color, people of no color, Catholics, Jews, Mormons, Baptists, agnostics, atheists and those somehow in between are used to finance the apartheid state that continues to murder with impunity while congress applauds its massacres as "defense" against a menace presented by people fighting for a homeland stolen from them by invaders.
Note also that alleged liberals, alleged conservatives and alleged moderates unite as one. The Tea Party conservative right to the right of the republican conservative right? Viva Israel! The progressive pseudo left of the Democratic Party, left of the liberal left of that party? Viva Israel ! The black, women's, Latino and assorted other alleged group/caucus's divided by their employers and financiers to maintain minority rule by the rich? Vive Israel! It should make us all so proud of our democracy, especially those among us who will march off to the polls and vote for what they think represents a difference at the next opportunity to rubber stamp what corporate capital and individual wealth dictate are our choices.
And while this farce continues, massacres go on all over the world to perpetuate a debased system of political economics that threatens the entire planet, but nowhere with the bloody malignancy displayed in what was once Palestine and became Israel. And the horror of that reality would stop in a microsecond if the USA were to make it so by ending its racist support for a regime that follows neatly in the footsteps of our own origins in nearly destroying a native population to create our own.
We got away with it hundreds of years ago, but with an arrogance to redefine chutzpah, Israel has attempted it in modern times and succeeded against all moral, intellectual and political standards, simply by killing, ethnically cleansing, and stealing land, all with the passionate support of the USA's political class, financed by American dollars that buy continued support for Israel the way a john's dollars buy the compliance of a sex worker. This political pimping and whoring cannot and will not go on forever, but how much more can the people of a nation with absolutely no connection to the Nazi assault on European Jews suffer before that part of the world not purchased by blood money, or ignorant due to its own suffering says: enough, already!
More than a thousand Gaza citizens have been murdered as this is written, with only a relative handful being armed opponents of the regime. And still, major media and politicians are either silent or boisterously waving the Israeli flag as if it were their own. They would be more honest to wave their bankbooks and political paychecks for performance that would be judged as treason if it were exercised for any other foreign country.
And all this goes on while the same media and politicians rave on about the alleged guilt of Putin, Russia and the evil empire that was once communist and now is capitalist but still operates as an inducer of military spending in the trillions while thousands of Americans live in the streets and millions pay taxes for the warfare state that benefits so few at such cost for so many. How long can this continue?
Not much longer, and the growth in criticism for the anti-human horror has expanded all over the world and may yet act as a catalyst in a global demand for democracy that will end injustice and economic slavery for all and not just some. But there has to be a beginning to that global turnaround and it had better be that we face the ugly reality of Palestine before that ugliness unleashes further horrors not only in Gaza, the West Bank and all of Palestine – which is the real occupied territory – but that will bring them home to us in a fashion to make the 911 attacks seem almost benign by comparison.
Let's not wait for someone to be driven over the edge and walk into a large place with a small nuke in a satchel, or aim a nuclear weapon armed drone at us the way we aim drones at others, or some other act of perverse sadism that will be provoked by the politics of mass murder currently still accepted by too many of us as simple geopolitics and state craft.
Our system is in a state of slow but steady breakdown and the pace is speeding up. Some will continue to profit and acquire more billions and there will remain a trickle down to professionals and others serving them. But it cannot last. The rich are growing richer and smaller in number while the upper middle class is often struggling to remain so, and what was the middle is expanding its debt to merely survive. More important the greater population and environment are sinking fast under the same short sighted policies that destroy long term life supports for short term profits. That is the same system that is murdering Palestinians at temporary profit for some Israelis and Americans, but to all our ultimate loss and potential doom. Wake up, act up and end this brutality and maybe move closer to ending all brutality provoked by the economy of profit for only some and loss, ever greater, for almost all.
Frank Scott writes political commentary which appears online at the blog Legalienate. Read other articles by Frank.
This article was posted on Thursday, July 31st, 2014 at 3:51pm and is filed under Crimes against Humanity, Culture, Israel/Palestine, Militarism, Terrorism (state and retail), War Crimes.


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Cover and Front Matter, Volume Five, Number Four, Fall 1994
RISK Editorial Board
Table of Contents Volume Five, Number Four, Fall 1994
Comparison of Environmental Risk Provisions in the 103d Congress
Linda-Jo Schierow
Preferences for Exposure Control of Power-Frequency Fields among Lay Opinion Leaders
Ann Bostrom, M. Granger Morgan, Jack Adams, and Indira Nair
Trace Substances, Science and Law: Perspectives from the Social Sciences
James F. Short Jr.
Mapping--The Missing Link in Reducing Risk under SARA III
Ute J. Dymon
Review of: Ann Rappaport, Development and Transfer of Pollution Prevention Technology
Kristina M. Jahns
Review of: The Genetic Frontier: Ethics, Law, and Policy (Mark S. Frankel & Albert Teich eds., American Association for the Advancement of Science 1994)
Suzanne A. Sprunger
Review of: Richard 0. Gamble II, How to Reduce Professional Liability for Engineers and Architects
Erik C. Swanson
Review of: Making Decisions about Liability and Insurance (Colin Camerer & Howard Kunreuther eds.)
Joseph M. Carreiro Jr.
Review of: Gerald Holton, Science and Anti-Science
Russell W. Binns Jr.
Five Year Cumulative Index: Articles and Comments by Title
Five Year Cumulative Index: Book Reviews & Essays by Title
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ZHUHAI, China (AP) Asleigh Barty advanced to the semifinals at the WTA Elite Trophy by beating former top-ranked player Angelique Kerber 6-4, 6-3 Thursday.
Barty, an Australian who is the youngest player in the draw at 21, had 11 aces and converted three of her four break-point chances against Kerber. The ninth-seeded Barty also beat Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova in the Rose group.
Fifth-seeded Anastasija Sevastova also reached the semifinals, beating Barbora Strycova 6-3, 6-4 in the Camillea group.
The tournament in Zhuhai features the leading players on the women's tour who didn't qualify for the WTA Finals in Singapore last week. The 12-player draw is divided into four groups of three, with the winner of each group advancing to the semifinals.


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