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William Evelyn Cameron (November 29, 1842January 25, 1927) was a Confederate soldier who became a Virginia lawyer, journalist, and politician. He served as the 39th Governor of Virginia from 1882–1886, elected as the candidate of the Readjuster Party headed by William Mahone.

Early life and education
William Evelyn Cameron was born in Petersburg, Virginia. His parents were cotton-broker Walker Anderson Cameron and Elizabeth Page Walker. He attended local private classical schools operated by Charles Campbell and Thomas D. Davidson before being sent to Hillsboro, North Carolina, to attend the North Carolina Military Institute in 1858. The following year he attended Washington College in St. Louis, Missouri, then became a clerk on a Mississippi River steamboat. Tutored By then Captain John F. Reynolds, Cameron received an appointment to the United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, but did not attend, choosing to fight for the Confederacy against the U.S. Army.

American Civil War
When the American Civil War started, Cameron became a drillmaster with the Missouri Minute Men at Camp Jackson. On May 9, 1861, U.S. Army captain Nathaniel Lyon dispersed the secessionists during what became known as the Camp Jackson affair, during which Cameron was captured but soon released.

Returning to Virginia on June 14, 1861, Cameron was elected as the second lieutenant of Co D, 12th Virginia Infantry, formerly a militia group in his native Petersburg. His militia company did not re-elect him during its reorganization. Instead, on May 1, 1862, he was promoted to first lieutenant and appointed regimental adjutant. Severely wounded at the Second Battle of Bull Run on September 30, 1862, Cameron was temporarily promoted to captain and assistant adjutant general upon returning to duty in June 1863. He would serve under Brigadier General William Mahone throughout the rest of the war, with his rank confirmed on November 2, 1863.

Marriage and family
After the war, Cameron returned to Petersburg, where he married Louisa Clarinda Egerton (1846–1908) on October 1, 1868. They had three children.

Lawyer and journalist
Cameron read the law under Judge William T. Joynes and was admitted to the Virginia bar. Although Cameron began a legal practice, he also began a newspaper career, editing first the Petersburg Index, then the Richmond Enquirer and Richmond Whig.

In 1869, Cameron fought a duel with Robert William Hughes after Cameron criticized Hughes in print for opportunism: he had changed his political views from pre-war Secessionist to post-war Republican. According to the writer Frank Luther Mott,

[T]he parties met at Chester Station, on the Petersburg Railroad; but, before they could exchange a shot, the police made their appearance, and caused a flight of the parties. They passed into North Carolina, where they fought on the 12th of June with pistols. Cameron was hit in the breast at the first fire, the ball striking a rib and glancing. Hughes demanded another fire, but the surgeons declared that Cameron could not deliver another shot, and the affair ended 'to the satisfaction of all parties.'

Political career
Cameron became active in the Readjuster Party led by his former commander, William Mahone. Petersburg voters elected him mayor and re-elected him several times, so he served from 1876 to 1882.

In 1881, he was the gubernatorial candidate of the Readjuster Party and elected governor with biracial support defeating John Warwick Daniel (who represented the state Funder faction, a group who wanted to pay the debt and its interest in whole) by nearly 6% of the vote. During his term from 1882–1886, he attempted to implement his party's debt reduction programs and racial integration in certain areas. In 1882 it led to the passage of legislation for a land-grant college for blacks, what is now Virginia State University in Ettrick, near Petersburg.

On February 17, 1882, Cameron personally led a successful anti-oyster pirate expedition of two boats and armed state militia in the ongoing Oyster Wars of the Chesapeake Bay, capturing seven ships. The state had attempted to license and control traffic in the popular seafood, but 5,800 Virginia oyster boats often disregarded laws related to trying to preserve the harvest. An attempt at a repeat raid the following year ended in Cameron's steamships unsuccessfully racing the "laughing lasses" of the pirate sailboat Dancing Molly. His embarrassment was compounded by the fact that none of the alleged pirates captured in the second raid were convicted, but Cameron persevered and helped form the Board on the Chesapeake and its Tributaries to enforce oyster law.

After his term as governor ended in 1886, Cameron briefly left Virginia. He returned and resumed a career in politics, but as a conservative Democrat. Cameron represented Petersburg in the Virginia Constitutional Convention of 1901–1902. At this time, the Democrat-dominated legislature created a disfranchising constitution and essentially ended black voting. The Republican Party, which had made a brief and small comeback after the collapse of the Readjusters, ceased to be competitive in the state.

Cameron edited the Norfolk Virginian-Pilot newspaper from 1906 to 1919.

Death and legacy
William Evelyn Cameron died on January 25, 1927, at the home of one of his sons in Louisa County, Virginia. He was buried at Blandford Cemetery in Petersburg. His executive papers are held by the Library of Virginia.

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Q: PreparedStatement.executeUpdate() is not working for Oracle I am using PreparedStatement for executing the update query.
The following is the query:
String callersUpdateQuery = "update W67U999S a set pcrdattim= ? where exists (select b.CRDATTIM, b.RECORDCD, b.CRNODE, b.UNITCD, b.WRKTYPE from W03U999S b where a.PCRDATTIM = ? and a.CCRDATTIM = b.CRDATTIM and a.CRECORDCD = b.RECORDCD and a.CCRNODE = b.CRNODE and a.PRECORDCD = 'F' and a.PCRNODE = '01' and b.WRKTYPE = 'CALLER' and b.UNITCD=? and a.crecordcd='T')";

The below is the java code that should update the records:
preparedStatement = dbConnection.prepareStatement(callersUpdateQuery);
                preparedStatement.setString(1,newFolderCrdattim);
                preparedStatement.setString(2,crdattim);
                preparedStatement.setString(3,businessAreaName.trim());
                int j = preparedStatement.executeUpdate();

But preparedStatement.executeUpdate() is not updating the required rows and returning the updated rows count as zero. Weirdly, the same sql query when I execute at the database end, the records are getting updated.
My database is Oracle  and the schema of the table that should be updated is below:
Name        Null     Type
----------- -------- ----------
PCRDATTIM   NOT NULL CHAR(26)
PRECORDCD   NOT NULL CHAR(1)
PCRNODE     NOT NULL CHAR(2)
RECORDTYPE  NOT NULL NUMBER(3)
CCRDATTIM   NOT NULL CHAR(26)
CRECORDCD   NOT NULL CHAR(1)
CCRNODE     NOT NULL CHAR(2)
CRDATTIM    NOT NULL CHAR(26)
LINKRULE_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(14)

Can anyone guess what's wrong with the code or query?

A: First, did you check for existence of tuples on the select you're using as condition in where clause?
If there are rows being returned. The issue may be related to the transaction in which you're executing your update statement. Double check for your transaction mode and if it is really being committed.
As a query optimization suggestion I'd change the statement to:
String callersUpdateQuery =
    "update W67U999S a
     set pcrdattim= ?
     where
            a.PCRDATTIM = ?
        and a.PRECORDCD = 'F'
        and a.PCRNODE   = '01'
        and a.CRECORDCD ='T'

        and exists (
            select
                b.CRDATTIM,
                b.RECORDCD,
                b.CRNODE,
                b.WRKTYPE
            from W03U999S b
            where
                  b.CCRDATTIM = a.CRDATTIM
              and b.CRECORDCD = a.RECORDCD
              and b.CCRNODE = a.CRNODE
              and b.WRKTYPE = 'CALLER'
              and b.UNITCD=?
        )";

That way you will be first reducing the tuples from a then use it to narrow the b tuples only to those that match.

A: Oracle CHAR type is the culprit here. The columns that I want to update are of type CHAR. That's causing the issue. This link helped me in figuring out the solution: Oracle JDBC and Oracle CHAR data type

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Preheat oven to 350*. Split English muffins. Cover in pizza sauce, cheese and add favorite toppings. Bake until cheese is completely melted.
Preheat oven to 350*. Split canned crescents leaving each piece a triangle. Place a couple of slices of pepperoni onto triangle then add half stick of string cheese. Roll up crescent. Bake as directed on crescent roll can. Dip in pizza sauce or marinara sauce.
These make delicious lunches for the kids and are also great for game times! Enjoy!


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Q: SQL distinct issues I have a SQL table in this format:
Screenname|realname|followers|tweet
bob       |jim     |5        |hi
bob       |jim     |20       |hello
tom       |joe     |15       |JOETHECAT
tim       |joe     |16       |TEST

I need to write a query that displays each unique screenname along with their realname and totalnumber of followers.
Screename realname followers
bob       jim      25
tom       joe      15
tim       joe      16

A: Use GROUP BY by Screename, realname and SUM followers.
select Screename, realname, sum(followers) as followers
from your_table
group by Screename, realname

A: Give this a try:
Select screenname, realname, sum(followers) as followers
from twitter_users
group by screenname, realname

A: It's simple using group by
select Screename, realname, sum(followers) as followers
from your_table
group by Screename, realname


A proper skin care routine can seem daunting, overwhelming and time-consuming. We all want beautiful complexions, but let's be honest: It usually requires more time and effort than we actually have. We're told to use a cleanser, exfoliator, toner, serum, moisturizer, night cream and the list goes on. And to top it off, it's suggested that we do this both morning and night.
If you're anything like the modern woman (or me) and a professional juggler of many things, spending 20 minutes on a skin care routine may not be the best fit for you. However, it is possible to harness the same healthy benefits within minutes… even seconds. Ahead, we've rounded up advice from skin care experts and discovered how to master a routine in 90 seconds or less.
Dr. Suneel Chilukuri, a Houston dermatologist, believes a common consumer mistake is purchasing a multistep regimen that isn't customized for your particular skin. "Many will turn to these kits as an easy solution, but true experts create a regimen that works best for what you need," says Chilukuri.
If you take the time to pick effective and appropriate products, you can spend less time applying them to your face.
There are serums, peels, night creams, masks and more that we invest in to target specific needs. However, if you're narrowing your skin care routine down to 2 to 3 products, it's simply not possible to include all of these. "Toners and serums are bonus steps that are OK to skip," shares Dr. Dan Behroozan, director of the Dermatology Institute of Southern California.
Though these steps can be effective, they aren't absolutely necessary to achieving a healthy complexion.
We know which steps are essential and which we can nix. Now, let's talk about the products. Whenever you're cutting on time or money, you want to find products that are multitasking. "A great way to cut down on your routine is using multiuse products to provide extra benefits without additional time and steps," shares Behroozan. For example, find a moisturizer infused with SPF or a serum that hydrates. Ahead are dermatologist- and editor-approved multitaskers to consider before downsizing your routine.
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Our congratulations go out to Year 11 as this year saw pupils at King Edward VI Handsworth School for Girls achieve another fantastic set of GCSE examination results, with 71% of all grades being awarded an A*/A or equivalent 7-9 grades. A third of all grades this year were awarded an A*, grade 8 or 9. Nearly a fifth of the cohort gained A* or A grades in all the subjects they entered; half of the year group achieved a benchmark of 9 grades awarded at A/A*. Two girls achieved 12 A*/9/8 grades: Tiah Shepherd and Madeleine Upham, with a further five girls achieving 10 A*/9/8 grades: Elisabeth Ansell, Zaynab Cheema, Grace Isherwood, Hafsah Mahmood and Fazna Rahman. These are individual successes and it must be acknowledged that the whole year group has a great deal to celebrate as behind every set of examination results there is a personal story of hard work, commitment and perseverance which we are keen to celebrate.


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The Monarch Butterfly is Now Classified as an Endangered Species
Photo by Alex Guillaume on Unsplash
Every summer, you can see the Monarch butterfly flutter through your yard or local park in Colorado. Over the past couple of years, you might have noticed there have been fewer and fewer Monarch butterflies.
Photo by Kathy Servian on Unsplash
The migratory Monarch butterfly has been classified on Thursday as an endangered species by the International Union for the Conservation of Nature. These Monarch butterflies seek winter warmth in parts of Mexico and California and in the summer months, migrate through the United State and into Canada.
The International Union for the Conservation of Nature says that the population of the migrating Monarch butterfly has decreased anywhere from 22 to 72 percent in the last decade. The International Union for the Conservation of Nature cites numerous reasons for the decrease in the population of the Monarch butterfly.
The Population Decline of the Monarch Butterfly
Some of the factors for the decreased population of the Monarch butterfly include:
Deforestation in Mexico and California has destroyed a significant area of the winter shelter of the Monarch butterfly.
Pesticide use has been known to kill the Monarch butterfly.
Herbicide use kills off milkweed. The plant that the butterfly larvae feed on.
Frequent wildfires, temperature extremes, and drought also affect the population of the Monarch butterfly.
Photo by Chris Chow on Unsplash
The International Union for the Conservation of Nature believes that the western population of the Monarch butterfly has decreased by 99.9 percent from approximately 10 million to 1,914 Monarch butterflies between the 1980s and 2021. The eastern population of the Monarch butterfly has a larger population but has also seen a severe decrease in population by approximately 84 percent from 1996 to 2014.
It is difficult to watch monarch butterflies and their extraordinary migration teeter on the edge of collapse, but there are signs of hope. So many people and organisations have come together to try and protect this butterfly and its habitats. From planting native milkweed and reducing pesticide use to supporting the protection of overwintering sites and contributing to community science, we all have a role to play in making sure this iconic insect makes a full recovery,
Said Anna Walker, leader of the Monarch butterfly assessment and member of the IUCN SSC Butterfly and Moth Specialist Group. Walker is also a Species Survival Officer at the New Mexico BioPark Society.
The next time you see a Monarch butterfly. Appreciate it as they are now considered endangered. You may never know when it could be the last time you see a Monarch butterfly due to their dwindling population.
Source: IUCN.org
Smoke Shacks are Secret Manmade Huts on Colorado Ski Mountains
WARNING: Under no circumstances should you enter this property. By doing so you risk bodily harm and/or prosecution for trespassing on private property.
If you're not a ski bum or a 'local' in a ski town, you may not know about the secret, manmade huts on Colorado ski mountains known as 'smoke shacks.'
Slither Through Some of the Snakes You'll Find in Colorado
There are a reported 28 different species of snakes in Colorado. They range from non-venomous to venomous, which are only three different types of rattlesnakes.
Take a look at the most common snakes in Colorado:
Source: The Monarch Butterfly is Now Classified as an Endangered Species

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You can take the girl out of a Type A culture but can the Type A ever, ever be vanquished from the girl? After living in Barbados for three years, I wonder. I'm not one iota more mellow than I ever was. Fortunately, here in Barbados I am blessed with frequent reminders of the beauty of living life less hurried.
I rushed my frazzled self into my nail appointment. I was on time, but the nail tech wasn't. I fidgeted a bit, paced the shop, then sat down and flipped through a magazine and pretended to wait patiently. Even after she began working on my nails my thoughts were rushed, focused on all I still had to get done. A human doing, not a human being. I never even took off my sunglasses.
Before the first coat of polish, the fruit man came into the shop. The fruit man is old. He sells small baggies of grapes, strawberries, cashews, and peanuts as well as whole oranges, pineapple, grapefruit, and a few veggies. I am always happy to see the fruit man and buy his yummy offerings.
I surveyed the items in his box and asked the fruit man if he had any pineapple that was cut up. He took his small box of items and left the shop.
Oh, no, I'd offended the fruit man! I felt horrible. I castigated myself, Why can't you ever ever learn???? Just accept life on life's terms. Why do you need to demand other/different/"better"??? You want cut-up pineapple?! Cut up your own darned pineapple!
My second coat of polish was drying and I was making a mental list of all my to-do's for the afternoon when the fruit man re-entered the shop.
As I was blowing on my nails, he walked over to me and presented his box of fruits again.
Alongside the other offerings and beautifully cut into tall, slender chunks and packaged in clear bagggies was juicy pineapple.
The fruit man had gone outside not in anger but to cut pineapple for me.
My brain stopped for a second. I took a deep breath; behind my sunglasses, tears stung my eyes. A spirit of calm came over me. Another human being had reached out and patiently, kindly offered the Type A lady in the sunglasses what she asked for.
I bought grapes, cashews, and pineapple. My bill was $5.
The Type A is learning, adapting … and maybe, with enough time and enough fruit men, changing.
Lovely sentiment Jane…. those small life experiances happen for a reason… as you saw for yourself! Hope we get to see the fruit man on our visit and slow down a little (or a lot!)!
Thanks, Teresa. You're so right, these things happen for a reason and my day was better because of the fruit man and what he showed me about living life less rushed — and with kindness.
Enjoy your stay in Barbados!! Relax and enjoy!!
Humans can be kind as is proved every day in this country of (mostly)kind people.
Jane – you are just like me. I'm definitely type A and I wonder how I would do long-term in Barbados. But you show me it can be done. Thanks for the great post.
Lois, I thought you were a kindred (Type A) spirit … ! Such behavior works to our benefit at times and to our detriment .. often. Thx for writing.
Stephen, you slay me … !
Wow, do I miss this lifestyle. Thank goodness you blog and I can dip in to your wonderful Bajan experiences. This also made me smile.
Well said Meg about dipping into Jane's world in Barbados. I love reading this blog and feel like Jane is a friend who lives in a beautiful world that I love.
Her posts always makes me smile and long to visit Barbados again. It is like having a visit to the island from your home.
Rainy, you are a love. Thank you for your kind support.
Greg and I are leaving tomorrow for Italy for two weeks .. I am so excited! We are doing a house exchange … an Italian couple is coming into our apartment tomorrow as we head for their place on the coast of Tuscany. I will be over-the-moon excited the first ten days we're away and then I'll start getting homesick for Barbados .. always happens.
But, what would the world do without us Type As? We are the ying to their yang.
Your blog is great. It's interesting to see my lifestyle through someone else's eyes. Your video on driving is so funny, and true!
Hope you enjoyed Tuscany. I had the pleasure of being driven through beautiful areas last year en route to and from Florence.
Margaret, thanks for writing. Since my husband Greg and I went to Tuscany in early May I have been in my home in Barbados maybe 20 days total … I am terribly homesick for Barbados. There is such a thing as Too Much Travel, although I must say that we loved Italy so, so much. I am way behind on my blog updates, as you can see, due to being away more than here at home.
Jane, what a nice story. Every town needs a good fruit man. My love and I are coming to Barbados for my 50th in early october and I truly want to make Barbados my home. Barbados was my parents favorite place to vacation when alive. Michelle, my love, who I really want to move there with me, is a bit less adventurous than I and has so many apprehensions about the potential move. This is my first ever blog read and I found it deeply satisfying. Type A, B, or C way to go on becoming a citizen of Barbados. Hope we will follow in your footsteps soon.
Wow!!! Living life more humble! I love what you wrote. This is opening my eyes to what Bajan life is like. So beautiful . The locals are so patient with other ways of being. I was born and raised in New York and now live in Florida. I really need to calm down and just be.


The goal of this document is to help healthcare workers and employers prepare for and respond to an influenza pandemic. It is subdivided under four topics: Clinical background information on influenza, Infection control, Pandemic influenza preparedness, and OSHA standards of special importance. The document also contains appendices which provide pandemic planners with samples of infection control plans, examples of practical pandemic planning tools, and additional technical information.
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State sanctions Irondequoit doctor after DWI plea
Patti Singer
@PattiSingerRoc
An Irondequoit internist has been disciplined by the state Department of Health after being convicted of driving while intoxicated in 2013.
Dr. Jose Enrique Lopez, 1146 Titus Ave., received censure and reprimand, was fined $1,500 and placed on probation for five years, according to the department's Board for Professional Medical Conduct. During probation, Lopez's practice must be monitored.
The sanction takes effect Feb. 29.
In October 2013, Lopez pleaded guilty in Rochester City Court and was fined $500, had his license revoked for one year and was required to install an ignition interlock device on his vehicle.
It is not uncommon for delays between action by courts and when the health department takes or announces any of its own sanctions.
Lopez is on the staff of Rochester Regional Health but is not an employee, according to a spokeswoman with the health system.
Lopez's attorney, Andrew Knoll of Syracuse, said the state's discipline is standard in such cases. He said the state found no issues with patient care.
PSINGER@Gannett.com


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module EbayTrading # :nodoc:
  module Types # :nodoc:
    # == Attributes
    #  money_node :converted_max_bid, 'ConvertedMaxBid', :optional => true
    #  money_node :max_bid, 'MaxBid', :optional => true
    #  numeric_node :quantity_bid, 'QuantityBid', :optional => true
    #  numeric_node :quantity_won, 'QuantityWon', :optional => true
    #  boolean_node :winning, 'Winning', 'true', 'false', :optional => true
    #  boolean_node :bid_assistant, 'BidAssistant', 'true', 'false', :optional => true
    class BiddingDetails
      include XML::Mapping
      include Initializer
      root_element_name 'BiddingDetails'
      money_node :converted_max_bid, 'ConvertedMaxBid', :optional => true
      money_node :max_bid, 'MaxBid', :optional => true
      numeric_node :quantity_bid, 'QuantityBid', :optional => true
      numeric_node :quantity_won, 'QuantityWon', :optional => true
      boolean_node :winning, 'Winning', 'true', 'false', :optional => true
      boolean_node :bid_assistant, 'BidAssistant', 'true', 'false', :optional => true
    end
  end
end

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Malus sargentii (traducció: pomera de sargent) és una pomera salvatge en forma d'arbust.

Ateny una altitud d'uns 120 centímetres. És originari del Japó i exportat arreu al món com a planta ornamental. Antigament es considerava una varietat de l'espècie Malus sieboldii, però avui en dia s'ha classificat com a espècie sui generis. El valor de l'arbust baix amb flors i poms decoratius és estimat pels paisatgistes.

Floreix d'abril a maig, de color rosa a l'estadi de poncella, després flors blancs oloroses. Les fulles de verd fosc es fan mixt groc-verds a l'autumn. Els fruits formen bagots de color vermell fosc d'un diàmetre d'un centímetre. Prefereix llocs ben assolellats. És força resistent contra la majoria de les plagues de les pomeres. Els poms són estimats pels ocells i altres animals, però no per a la consumició humana.

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MAIN Travel Europe Eastern Europe Bosnia and Herzegovina
Sunset, Sarajevo.
Although it's best remembered for three-year conflict that saw the breakup of Yugoslavia in the 90s - Bosnia-Herzegovina is today on its way to becoming reacquainted with the world as a top Eastern European travel destination.
Along with neighbors Croatia and Serbia, (with the Adriatic Sea lapping up against its 21 mile-long coast), Bosnia-Herzegovina has in fact built up one of the fastest growing tourism industries in the world.
Evolving from "Eastern Europe's best kept secret", millions of visitors each year now come to experience for themselves the natural beauty found in Bosnia and Herzegovina, along with its rich history and culture and friendly people, and plenty of opportunities for skiing, white water rafting, hiking, ecotourism, and adventure travel.
In larger cities like Sarajevo, college students and professionals can be heard speaking perfect English, but for the most part Serbian is the language most often used, so knowing at least a smattering of Serbian travel phrases (see below) will help make it easier navigating your way.
Sarajevo, the scene of the 1984 Winter Olympics, is where most first-time tourists are introduced to Bosnia and Herzegovina to drink up local culture in the capital city's cafes, visit its startling mix of churches, cathedrals and mosques, or tour the battle scars still seen from the Balkan conflict.
Serbian travel phrases
YES - Da (dah)
NO - Ne (neh)
PLEASE - Molim (mo-leem)
THANK YOU - Hvala Vam (hvah-lah vahm)
HELLO - Zdravo (zdrah-vo)
GOODBYE - Do videnja (do-vee-jehnyah)
DO YOU SPEAK ENGLISH? Govorite li engleski? (go-vor-eeteh lee ehng-leh-skee)
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? - Koliko kosta? (koh-lee-ko kosh-ta)
While here, also don't miss a trip up to the nearby Bjelašnica Mountain with its popular hiking trails in summer and world class winter downhill skiing trails.
Throughout the rest of the Sarajevo region, also take in Sutjeska National Park, one of the last primeval forests in Eastern Europe, or perhaps a whitewater rafting trip (bordering on a national obsession) on the pristine Tara River.
Must-sees throughout the rest of the country include the beautiful northwest region offering winding rivers and lush green countryside on a visit to the country's newest natural preserve, Una National Park.
In central Bosnia and Herzegovina, head directly for the old medieval city of Jajce, with its nearby picturesque views and a prize 'photo op' at the Pliva waterfall.
More about Bosnia and Herzegovina travel around the Web:
Bosnia and Herzegovina Tourism - The official site, with information on major Bosnia and Herzegovina tourist destinations, a special guide to the Adriatic coast, with practical travel tips, photos, maps.
Bosnia and Herzegovina - UNESCO World Heritage Centre - Information, maps and photos detailing the country's two historical 'must-sees', Mehmed Paša Sokolovic Bridge in Višegrad and the Old Bridge Area of Mostar.
Bosnia and Herzegovina travel guide - Wikitravel - Great overview for the first-time traveler with insider guides to the people and culture (including an extensive discussion on the country's cuisine) along with how to's on getting around and other practical travel information, safety tips.
Bosnia and Herzegovina Travel | Lonely Planet - Excellent overview of top attractions including special looks at Sarajevo, the Stari bridge, rafting in Bihac and an overview of Medugorje, site of the Virgin Mary apparitions, plus more on typical travel costs, hotel and restaurant reviews, photos galleries, maps.
Tourist Association of Sarajevo - The official site with information on must-see attractions, practical guides to getting around, restaurants and shopping, searchable hotel database, photos, maps.
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Voluntarily Stopping Eating and Drinking
Title: Voluntarily Stopping Eating and Drinking
Subtitle: A Compassionate, Widely Available Option for Hastening Death
Edited by: T. Quill, P. T. Menzel, Th. M. Pope and J. K. Schwarz
Short description of the book
Describes a practical way for a seriously ill patient to hasten their death without breaking the law
Explores the clinical, ethical, legal, and policy questions that arise from the option of voluntarily stopping eating and drinking (VSED), through contributions from medical, legal, and bioethics experts
Presents a detailed and highly accessible discussion of VSED, including eight real cases, that will appeal to the public as well as to medical, legal, and bioethics scholars
Can reassure many seriously ill patients who worry about the prospect of unacceptable suffering or deterioration at the end of life
Description by the editors
Persons living with incurable and progressive or terminal illness often wonder what may lie ahead as their disease progresses. Some of these individuals and their families will seek information about options and choices that permit a hastened death if their suffering or deterioration becomes intolerable. Their ability to effectively consider such options depends upon receiving accurate and comprehensive information.
Voluntary stopping eating and drinking (VSED) is a widely available option that permits decisionally capable persons to hasten death. Currently, VSED remains a relatively unknown, poorly understood option often associated with misleading images of starvation and suffering. However, death by VSED is typically a peaceful and meaningful experience when accompanied by committed caregiver support and guided by knowledgeable clinicians. Unlike medical aid in dying (MAID), which is authorized in only eleven U.S. jurisdictions, VSED is legally available in all states. And unlike MAID, VSED is not limited to those with a terminal illness.
Most distinctively, VSED is not limited to avoiding current unbearable suffering. Some patients may be able to direct VSED in the future to avoid later suffering should they lose decision making abilities. They can complete a written directive stipulating limitations on hand feeding by others
should their capacity be lost. These directives allow patients to avoid living with unacceptable deterioration including future loss of decision-making capacity from conditions like dementia.
This volume addresses the inadequacies of currently available VSED information. It provides clinically realistic descriptions of the practice and, in separate chapters, explores benefits and challenges along clinical, ethical, legal, and institutional dimensions. Eight illustrative, previously unpublished actual cases receive pragmatic analysis, and the book concludes with recommendations for best practices.
This volume is designed for members of the medical, nursing, and social work communities, as well as attorneys, educators, ethicists, and members of the lay public – including those living with serious disease and those wanting to explore a wide range of future end of life options.
Review by University of Rochester Medical Center
Quality of life can diminish considerably for people living with incurable or terminal diseases. They have thoughts and questions about what the end of their life will look like. They may wonder about their condition deteriorating, losing their dignity and autonomy, and being a burden on their family members. They also worry about suffering. Sometimes, discussion turns to potentially hastening the end of their lives.
In a new book titled "Voluntarily Stopping Eating and Drinking: A Compassionate, Widely Available Option for Hastening Death," University of Rochester Medical Center professor emeritus Tim Quill, M.D. provides realistic descriptions of what happens to a person when they consider and potentially choose VSED (voluntarily stopping eating and drinking). He addresses misconceptions of this poorly understood practice, which can cause people to inaccurately picture uncomfortable starvation and unrelieved suffering. The truth is that when undergoing VSED supported by knowledgeable and caring physicians, the process can be peaceful and meaningful.
"I have been engaged in research and discussions around medically assisted dying for many years. In New York State, physician-assisted death is not legal, but many terminally ill patients want and need help figuring out what their end-of-life options are," said Quill. "VSED has been a legally available option in the background for some time now, but most people don't know about it or fully understand it. We wrote this book to help physicians, patients, and families learn about the process from a clinical, legal, and ethical perspective."
A Sense of Grief and Relief
Chapters from the book include several real patient stories including a contribution from Robert Horowitz, M.D., URMC division chief of Palliative Care. As a physician, Horowitz has extensive knowledge of end-of-life situations, including patients who have chosen VSED. However, he gained a unique perspective when his own mother who was facing a progressive illness wanted to discuss her future options.
At that point, she was in the early stages and had the capacity to make decisions, but she feared what would happen to her as the disease progressed. The last thing she wanted was to spend the rest of her days dependent, frail and lost in a nursing home. Now facing the situation as her son rather than her physician, Horowitz and his family held many powerful conversations with his mom and her physician. They ultimately agreed that when his mom decided the time was right—that living with additional losses incurred by disease progression was untenable to her—they would support her choice to die by VSED.
The term "grief and relief" appears many times throughout the chapters, because end-of-life can be distressing for both patients and families, but the assurance that a loved one will not suffer a worse fate is a blessing. Horowitz's contribution to the book details his, his mother's, and their family's experience in a way that humanizes this medically and emotionally complicated situation.
Empathy is Key for Discussion
Both physicians and patients are often hesitant to bring up end-of-life planning because it is difficult to talk about, and because of legal and ethical concerns.
This book approaches the topic with a deep sense of empathy for all involved. When a patient and family begin to consider the road ahead, it's important that they understand all options available, and receive comprehensive information to help them make fully informed decisions.
For a patient worried about their condition dragging on for months or even years, the desire to bring their lives to a meaningful end can bring closure for themselves and their families. The process of VSED usually takes approximately ten days to two weeks from initiation to death, provided the patient strictly adheres to the process. This gives the patient and family a very meaningful but finite period of time to come together, make final plans, and say farewell. For families and loved ones, the patient finally finding a peaceful escape can be a blessing.
The key for any end-of-life situation is open communication. This book can be a tool for opening up the conversation between family members, and/or for a patient to start a discussion with his or her physician. Without doubt, these conversations can be difficult. However, they can be made easier with the knowledge and compassion offered in this book.
Quill is world renowned for his progressive discussions around palliative care and end-of-life situations. In addition to his clinical role at URMC, he is also a board member of the Death with Dignity National Center in Portland, Oregon. In 2013, Quill was included on a list of "Hospice and Palliative Medicine Visionaries" by the American Academy of Hospice and Palliative Medicine.
Source: Understanding End-of-Life Options: New Book Details Voluntarily Stopping Eating and Drinking | URMC Newsroom (rochester.edu)


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Dato' Jeffri Salim Davidson
Dato' Jeffri Salim Davidson, 58, a Malaysian, is the Group Chief Executive Officer of Sime Darby Berhad. He was appointed to the Board on 1 December 2017.
Dato' Jeffri began his career with Coopers & Lybrand, London, United Kingdom in 1986. He joined Sime Darby in 1992 as an Accountant and has held various senior finance roles until 1996 including as the Finance Manager of Sime Rengo Packaging Sdn Bhd, a subsidiary of Sime Darby.
In 2004, he returned to Sime Darby as the Finance Director of Tractors Malaysia Holdings Berhad in the Industrial Division of Sime Darby, responsible for the finance function of the Division's regional operations in Malaysia, Singapore and China. In 2007, he was posted to Hong Kong as the Managing Director of The China Engineers, Limited and subsequently to Guangzhou, China, responsible for Sime Darby Industrial's Caterpillar distribution business in southern China and Xinjiang. In May 2014, the power systems business was added to Dato' Jeffri's portfolio. The power systems business supplies engines and provides after sales support and solutions largely to the marine, oil & gas and energy industries. It has significant operations in Singapore, China and Malaysia.
Dato' Jeffri was the Senior Vice President, China, Singapore & Power Systems, Industrial Division from 2014 to 2016 before he assumed the role as the Deputy Group Chief Financial Officer of Sime Darby in 2016.
Dato' Jeffri is currently a Director of Kumpulan Sime Darby Berhad, Sime Darby Holdings Berhad, Sime Darby Malaysia Berhad and several other private limited companies under the Sime Darby Group. He is also a Director of Yayasan Kecemerlangan Sukan Malaysia, a Council Member of Yayasan Sime Darby and The Outward Bound Trust of Malaysia, and a Member of Majlis Pekerjaan Negara.
Dato' Jeffri obtained his Bachelor of Science in Geology from University College London, United Kingdom in 1986. He is a Chartered Accountant and an Associate Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England & Wales. He attended the Advanced Management Programme at the Harvard Business School.
Directors' Training and Continuous Education Programme Attended For The Financial Year Ended 30 June 2021
Beyond Great & Growth in China - Strategies for Thriving in an Era of Social Tension, Economic Nationalism, and Technological Revolution
Asia Pacific's Time - How Asia Pacific can build a resilient future on five pillars: Advancing the digital economy, enabling regional enterprise growth, rebalancing supply chains, future-proofing labour force, and building a net-zero economy
Future of Coal - Sustainability as an Energy Source; Long Term Strategies of Coal Miners; Impact of China-Australia Trade Dynamics
Malaysian Market Outlook - Commentary on Malaysian capital markets, foreign investment, budget 2021, Covid 19 and political landscape
Healthcare: M&A & IPO Landscape
Healthcare in the post-pandemic world - COVID-19: An opportunity in crisis for healthcare providers
Presentation: Omnichannel Strategy - How is consumer behaviour changing? How do we effectively engage consumers?
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OtterBox has recently released the Commuter Series case for the new BlackBerry Torch smartphone. OtterBox Commuter Series cases offer multi-layered protection for the BlackBerry Torch 9800 smartphone. A silicone jacket hugs the back, helping to dissipate shock and a two-piece polycarbonate shell then snaps on the front and back enabling access to the slide-out QWERTY keyboard. Silicone plugs keep all ports free of dust and dirt while still allowing for full functionality of all features. Designed with style in mind, this case offers a sleek look and feel to slide easily into your pocket, purse or briefcase.
The BlackBerry Torch 9800 is a super high-tech device that requires only the best protection available. Keep your new phone and all of its features in top-notch condition with the OtterBox Commuter Series for BlackBerry Torch 9800. This case includes a durable silicone mid-layer with plugs for port protection and a high-quality polycarbonate outer shell.
Cases are now available at AT&T retail locations and www.wireless.att.com in pink silicone with black polycarbonate and all-black.
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An astronomical instrument for measuring angles with a quarter circle graduated arc. The seaman's quadrant, or simple quadrant, was the earliest instrument used by navigators for measuring the altitude of a heavenly body. Other instruments not strictly quadrants have also been called such. The backstaff may be called Davis Quadrant. The octant was originally called Hadley's quadrant.
A member of the Religious Society of Friends. The Quakers are a group of Christians who use no scripture and believe in great simplicity in daily life and in worship. Their services consist mainly of silent meditation.
The correct spelling is quarantine. It refers to the practice of required isolation to prevent the spread of something considered dangerous, usually disease. In the 18th and 19th centuries, international conferences set quarantine regulations for shipping.
The term applied to the afterpart of the upper deck. Generally, term used to indicate the portion of the upper deck extending from the mainmast to the stern, as far aft as the poop if there is one.
1702-1713. The second of four French and Indian wars, this was the War of Spanish Succession in Europe. The French and their Abenaki allies interrupted commerce on the Maine coast, attacked the fort at Casco and the fort at Winter Harbor on the Saco. The English took the fort at Port Royal, renaming it Annapolis Royal. At the war's end, the French turned over Newfoundland and Acadia, the southwestern part of Nova Scotia, to the British. Warfare on the Maine coast continued with Lovewell's War.
A long braid of hair worn by Chinese men.


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World of Speed is an online racing game for fans of sports cars and high-speed racing. Modern graphics, highly detailed game mechanics and a sophisticated physics system will give you the opportunity to experience the thrill of a nail biting street race. An advanced system of dynamic control, that requires no additional controllers, makes the game accessible to players of any level of experience.
Chevrolet Camaro SS
A U.S. old school cult motor The Camaro SS boasts a V8 engine with 426 horsepower under its hood.
Ruf RK Coupe
The Ruf RK Coupe is a modified version of the Porsche Cayman. There are only 49 Ruf RK Coupes in the world.
Abarth manufactured this sporty version of the compact Fiat 500 urban motor.
Renault Sport Megane R. S. Trophy
In 2011 Renault Sport released a limited series of modified Mégane III motors that they called R. S. Trophy.
McLaren MP4-12C
The first motor from McLaren with an engine of its own design. This super car can achieve a speed of 333 km/h.
Most famous locations
You will immediately recognize many great sights: Saint Basil's Cathedral, Manege Square and the Kremlin.
Azure Coast
Azure Coast is the pearl of southeast France and one of the most beautiful places in the game.
California Highway
California Hihgway is a high-speed track for those who love ocean sceneries and steep turns.
Nordschleife
Nordschleife a.k.a. Green Hell has enjoyed a reputation of one of the most demanding tracks in the world.
Players will drive through the sunny streets of San Francisco and pass many recognizable sights.
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By Jack Nissen on Jul 17, 2018 at 7:57 p.m.
After President Donald Trump's apparent acceptance of Russian President Vladimir Putin's denial of interference in the 2016 presidential election — and subsequent walking back of those statements Tuesday — candidates from both sides of the political aisle issued statements in response, including some in Minnesota's 8th Congressional District.
On Tuesday afternoon, DFL candidate Joe Radinovich sent an email asking Republican candidate Pete Stauber to denounce the president's rebuttal of U.S. intelligence findings of Russian interference in the 2016 elections.
"Pete Stauber has embraced the president at every turn, and failed to stand up for American democracy. I believe that any candidate who claims to fight for the interests of working people would denounce the President's actions as he degrades our democracy," said Radinovich.
"While no one knows the specific conversations that took place in private, the summit appears to have been a missed opportunity for the U.S. to hold Russia accountable," said Stauber. "Russia is not our ally. We must continue to uphold the integrity of U.S. elections without any interference, and take swift action in response to any attacks on our democracy."
Radinovich's request for Stauber's denouncement comes one day after Trump's Helsinki press conference with Putin. During the press conference, Trump said while he has great confidence in United States intelligence community, he doesn't "see any reason why" Russia would be behind election interference.
The statement drew widespread bipartisan condemnation from politicians. In response to the criticism, the president gave remarks midday Tuesday, stating he had misspoken during the news conference.
"I accept our intelligence community's conclusion that Russia's meddling in the 2016 election took place," Trump said.
Radinovich is running against four other DFL candidates in the Aug. 14 primary: Jason Metsa, Kirsten Kennedy, Michelle Lee and Soren Sorensen.
Stauber is the GOP-endorsed candidate running in Congressional District 8. He faces one challenger heading into the August primary: Harry Welty.
Ray "Skip" Sandman is the Independence Party candidate for the district.


* 4 floral arrangements and 10 individual elements in PNG.
* You will get separate cards in with and without background (JPG & PNG files) so you can apply it to different colored paper. All elements are colored and ready to use.


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Bennett, Monarchs Overcome Early Deficit to Defeat Lycoming, 49-46
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Courtesy of King's College
WILLIAMSPORT, PA (January 11, 2023) – After trailing 17-9 at the end of the first period, the King's College women's basketball team outscored the host Lycoming College, 40-29, in the final three quarters to defeat the Warriors, 49-46, in the Middle Atlantic Conference Freedom (MAC Freedom) match up. With the win, the Monarchs improve to 3-12 overall and 2-5 in conference play, while the Warriors drop to 5-10 and 1-5 in the MAC Freedom standings.
King's (3-12, 2-5 MAC Freedom) struggled to find a rhythm in the early minutes of the contest but trailing 13-0 with 3:57 to go in the opening stanza, King's outscored Lycoming (5-10, 1-5 MAC Freedom) 9-4 down the stretch to trail by eight, 17-9. After trading baskets to start the second, King's rattled off five unanswered points to close within four, 22-17, with 4:32 to go in the half. The Warriors rebuilt their advantage, but the Monarchs chipped away as they faced a four-point deficit, 25-21, at the halftime break.
The King's defense delivered in the third quarter, holding Lycoming to just seven points to head into the final stanza with a two-point lead, 34-32. The Monarchs opened the fourth with five straight points on consecutive possessions before the Warriors got on the board to pull within five, 39-34, with 6:36 to go in regulation. First year Mackenzie Bennett would then record the next four points for King's to help push their advantage to eight, 43-35, with 4:33 left on the game clock, but Lycoming would not go away as they connected for a transition going off for an 8-2 rally.
With time winding down and King's ahead, 45-43, the Warriors fouled junior Kiersten Krouse with 16 ticks left on the game clock, and the senior drained both from the charity stripe. Out of the timeout, Lycoming hit a three to pull within one, 47-46, but this time it was senior Cailin Wilson who would hit both of her free throw attempts. The final effort by Lycoming was off the mark as King's earned the 49-46 win over Lycoming on the road on Wednesday night in MAC Freedom play.
Sophomore Lauren Casey led the Monarchs scoring efforts and had a balanced game of nine points, eight rebounds, three blocks, and an assist. Both junior Brenna Costello and first year Kathy Shepherd added seven points a piece, with Costello dishing out a team-high three assists and Shepherd collecting three boards. Additionally, Krouse added four points, three assists, and two caroms, and junior Caileigh Costello collected a team-best three steals in the winning effort.
Meghan Dufner led all scorers with 15 points, coming up just shy of a double-double with nine rebounds, four assists, and four steals for Lycoming. Ashley Yoh collected a game-best 10 boards for the Warriors.
The Monarchs were stellar from beyond the arc, connecting for 53.8 percent (7-13) on their three-point attempts. King's also dished out 11 assists on their 14 baskets, and the defensive effort forced 24 turnovers and a 27.0 percent (17-63) shooting night from the Warriors. The King's bench outscored the Warriors', 17-11, and the Monarchs held the edge in fast break points, 10-9.
King's will return home on Saturday afternoon as they host Albright College in their final non-conference contest of the season. Tip off is set for 1:00 p.m. in McGrane Gymnasium.


This workshop takes you beyond the basic certification class where participants will be shown how to safely use the Laser cutters located in the Makerspace. This Workshop will consist of a tutorial on how to use extensions and the colour mapping functionality.
Some skills that will be reviewed include: box making extension, living hinge extension, and colour mapping settings. It is recommended to already possess laser cutting basic skills.


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The 50mm lens has quickly become my favorite lens for any almost any situation. I use it both for my professional assignments and personal work with great results.
Depending on what brand/model you use, the lens can be an f/1.8, f/1.4 or f/1.2 50mm lens. The wider the f-stop goes, the more expensive the 50mm will be.
I've often found myself in situations where there is very little light to work with and the 50mm is the first lens I go to. Because of the low f-stop the lens offers, its opening can be as wide as possible to let as much of the (little) available light hit the sensor. I find this very useful in my wedding and event photography.
To get this shot I opened up my aperture to f/1.8 to allow in as much ambient light as possible. I also fired my flash.
Because I could use a wide f-stop for this shot (f/1.8), I could fully utilize the available light, removing the need to use a flash when capturing the image.
For the shot below, the sun had set and before taking out my strobes I wanted to get a shot of the bride against the backdrop of the city of Nairobi. It was quickly becoming dark but I wanted to show all the beautiful blues of the evening sky.
In a studio environment I love the sharpness the 50mm gives me. This is because as a prime lens, it is built with less glass than zoom lenses like the 18-55mm lens. Less glass means sharper images.
Same shot at a 100% crop. Still super sharp.
Sometimes I like to get more artistic with my shooting, especially during weddings. Using the shallow depth of field the 50mm offers I can blur distracting backgrounds, isolate objects and add mood and feeling to my images.
The feet of Maasai children. I used a shallow depth of field with the 50mm to isolate them from the busy environment around them.
Here I used a wide aperture (f/2.2) to throw the couple out of focus and draw attention to the signs they're holding.
An otherwise boring shot of wedding accessories is made artistic using a shallow depth of field.
No matter where I go I alway carry a 50mm with me. If you're a beginner, I'd 100% recommend this lens for your kit.


Over the last 25 years we have seen new digital tools and processes enter the traditional domain of the collaborative print studio. These developments have, to some degree brought into question the role of the traditional print studio model if we consider the ubiquitous nature of digital resources and their impact upon previous associations with specialist tools and facilities. Similarly the technological developments in inkjet, laser cutting and rapid prototyping are contributing to an expanding field of digital production methods and the subsequent realisation of digitally mediated artefacts.
Within the context of a collaborative print studio practice, the exhibition format is presented as a graphic dialogue of printed matter – revealing the emergent and interpretative possibilities for the graphic artefact in the digital age. This exhibition title Just Press Print was chosen to highlight that although digital printing has a 'print' button, the significant elements for the creation of the digital print are often overlooked: the relationship and conversation between artist and publisher/ master printer, the iterations that are necessary to achieve the final print, the need for archiving and recording the process.
The following review of the Just Press Print exhibition at the Northern Print Gallery is by Sara Ogilvie, an artist, illustrator and Senior Lecturer in Imagemaking within Graphic Design, Northumbria University in Newcastle, UK.
'Most often an exhibition consists of marveling at polished final outcomes. Just Press Print, curated by Dr Paul Laidler from The Centre for Fine Print Research (CFPR) at University of the West of England, is an invitation to explore beyond this and get under the skin of the print process in its many forms.
CFPR is renowned for its cutting edge print facilities so it is no surprise to see an eclectic range of published prints on display. These recent prints have evolved from CFPR collaborations with a carefully selected group of artists. From mind bending vectors of flaming ice creams to 3D polymer Lichtenstein-esque knuckledusters each project vies for your attention to uncover how it came to be.
Layers of paper sketches, notes and test proofs bundled in bulldog clips hang informally from the walls. Rifle through these pages and you can share in the artist and printer exchange; eavesdrop on dialogue, decision-making and the ups and downs of the creative process that unfurls. It is this factor that pulls the diversity of artists together in this show and hooks the viewer into the work.
Designer Sebastian Schramm's brief email asking, 'Don't you want to sell my prints?' is a forthright invite which lead to a long distance collaboration between Schramm in Germany and Paul Laidler in the UK. The exchange is at times rapid fire, bouncing feedback on scale and colour, correcting digital photographic images of porcelain figurines augmented with unexpected head balloons in an exploration or alienation and individual behavior. The final edition of large saturated inkjets is vivid, striking and unsettling in equal measure.
Like Schramm each exhibiting artist opens the doors to their process and it is this welcoming, inclusive quality that is so refreshing. In Paul Coldwell's accompanying visual chronicle we see more of the artist in the throes of the project. Scrawled sketchbook pages, noting the music playing in the studio and a packet of Trebor mints stray into shot. With a jaunty thumbs up over the printing press the atmosphere suggests a more easy going tempo in comparison to Schramm's.
Coldwell's outcome, 'Lines and Branches', shows two relief prints taken from laser cut MDF, which are also on display, depicting treetops coarsely treated with exaggerated halftone dots. Small personal artifacts are depicted such as letters, kirby grips and combs, items that keep strands together, separate or suggest lines of correspondence all related to family trees.
There are some fine examples of 3D printing on display. Katie Davies and Peter Walters have created 'Vela' (2011) an elegant ghostlike form sitting quietly on its shelf. Inspired by remote constellations it is a transformation of audio data from a pulsar star into a 3D rapid prototype. In contrast to this is Brendan Reid's Manta Ray, a 3D technicolour prototype with a rhythm of rainbow stripes shouting for attention.
Other intriguing colour concepts of note are Arthur Buxton's obsessive digital data visualisations of British Vogue covers from 1981-2011. Like scrambled TV test cards predominant and common colours come to the fore in ordered bars. The results show that trend colour preferences have lightened in tone over the last 30 years.
This show undoubtedly displays the forward thinking ethos of CFPR in relation to digital technologies however it is encouraging to see everything in the mix; traditional, digital and 3D technologies are interwoven here.
It successfully spotlights how specialist guidance and liaison can help artists discover and 'make' in new ways, leading to unexpected print territories and possibilities. In his PhD curator, artist and CFPR printer Paul Laidler has explored whether the role of Master printer is still relevant in todays technological democratisation. This exhibition firmly suggests it is'.
This entry was posted on Tuesday, September 4th, 2012 at 12:05 pm.	It is filed under Projects and tagged with Graphic Extensions. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.


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Kicking off the Month of Horror, Roman gets his girlfriend Ashley to watch Evil Dead 1 & 2 for the first time and give her reactions to the cult classics that spawned the horror/comedy genre and will finally get their long-awaited sequel this Halloween with Ash Vs. Evil Dead.
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The international film festival, which continues until Sunday, celebrated Marion Cotillard as 4 French films compete to win the Golden Shell … – PresseLib
September 20, 2021 by Donald Jackson
The stars follow one another on the red carpet of this world famous event. The older ones have passed through Donostia, from Orson Welles to Sophia Loren, including Audrey Hepburn, Agnès Varda, Luis Buñuel, Federico Fellini, Jean-Luc Godard, François Truffaut, and many others.
After Viggo Mortensen, Penelope Cruz, Costa Gavras and Donald Sutherland, two very great artists received the Donostia prize this year: Marion Cotillard… and Johnny Depp.
Even if the sanitary restrictions are invited again this year at the international film festival of San Sebastián, we can always console ourselves with a beautiful presence of French cinema in the official selection, which has 16 films … including 4 from home: "Arthur Rambo" by Laurent Cantet, "Perce-oreille" (Earwig) by Lucile Hadzihalilovic, "You only want me" by Claire Simon and an "Investigation into a state scandal" by Thierry de Peretti. Only Spain does better with 5 films.
It is true that France is a regular at Zinemaldia. Last year, the Golden Shell was won by "In the beginning", a Franco-Georgian film by Déa Kulumbegashvili. Before that, from "Knee de Claire" by Rohmer (1971) to "In the house" of Ozon (2012) via "Rien ne va plus" by Chabrol (1997), 6 French films had already won the distinction. supreme, not to mention the co-productions.
Marion Cotillard in the spotlight …
In addition to the official selection, around a hundred films will be screened as part of secondary sections, categories and competitions such as those dedicated to new directors, Latin American films (Horizontes latinos) or Basque cinema (Zinemira).
We should also note, among the 4 screenings out of competition, that of "La Fortuna", a series in 6 episodes by Alejandro Amenábar, Hispano-Chilean director known for his films "Open your eyes", "The others" and "Mar adentro" . This eagerly awaited world premiere is scheduled for Friday 24 (as always at the Kursaal).
The other big Zinemaldia event is like every year the presentation of one (or more) "Donostia Prize" to an emblematic figure of world cinema. After Viggo Mortensen last year, Marion Cotillard was thus honored last Friday, during the opening ceremony of the festival.
She received her award from Penelope Cruz (who received the award two years ago). " Thank you to the San Sebastian Festival for accompanying me in this new phase of my cinematographic journey », Declared the actress, visibly moved and who came at the same time to present a documentary which she co-produced, the« Bigger Than Us »of Flore Vasseur, film on the fight of the youth for the climate.
But Marion Cotillard will not receive the only Donostia award of the year. Arrived this weekend in the Basque Country, a certain Johnny Depp must also receive his this Wednesday for all of his work. Edward Scissorhand Awarded at the Golden Shell Festival… It had to happen someday!
More information on the website of San Sebastian Film Festival, Zinemaldia
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And as if it was not enough Fukushima's tsunami and Fort Calhoun's flooding a new alert to a nuclear site is taking place in New Mexico.
Los Alamos likely contains more nuclear weapons than any other facility in the world.
Below a full breakdown of the actual proposed fiscal measures to be implemented if the austerity vote passes tomorrow, courtesy of the BBC.
The plan involves cutting 14.32bn euros ($20.50bn; £12.82bn) of public spending, while raising 14.09bn euros in taxes over five years.
Taxes will increase by 2.32bn euros this year, with additional taxes of 3.38bn euros in 2012, 152m euros in 2013 and 699m euros in 2014.
A solidarity levy of between 1% and 5% of income will be levied on households to raise 1.38bn euros.
The tax-free threshold for income tax will be lowered from 12,000 to 8,000 euros.
VAT rates are to rise: the 19% rate will increase to 23%, 11% becomes 13%, and 5.5% will increase to 6.5%.
The VAT rate for restaurants and bars will rise to 23% from 13%.
Luxury levies will be introduced on yachts, pools and cars.
Excise taxes on fuel, cigarettes and alcohol will rise by one third.
Special levies on profitable firms, high-value properties and people with high incomes will be introduced.
The public sector wage bill will be cut by 770m euros in 2011, 600m euros in 2012, 448m euros in 2013, 300m euros in 2014 and 71m euros in 2015.
Nominal public sector wages will be cut by 15%.
Only one in 10 civil servants retiring this year will be replaced and only one in 5 in coming years.
Defence spending will be cut by 200m euros in 2012, and by 333m euros each year from 2013 to 2015.
Health spending will be cut by 310m euros this year and a further 1.81bn euros in 2012-2015, mainly by lowering regulated prices for drugs.
Public investment will be cut by 850m euros this year.
Subsidies for local government will be reduced.
Education spending will be cut by closing or merging 1,976 schools.
Social security will be cut by 1.09bn euros this year, 1.28bn euros in 2012, 1.03bn euros in 2013, 1.01bn euros in 2014 and 700m euros in 2015.
There will be more means-testing and some benefits will be cut.
The government hopes to collect more social security contributions by cracking down on evasion and undeclared work.
The statutory retirement age will be raised to 65, 40 years of work will be needed for a full pension and benefits will be linked more closely to lifetime contributions.
It plans further sales to raise 7bn euros in 2013, 13bn euros in 2014 and 15bn euros in 2015.
A key week is starting tomorrow for Greece and regardless of the decisions that will take place in Athens the situation in the Eurozone is deteriorating by the day.
The reality is that Greece should have defaulted in May 2010 and avoid an austerity torture that is destroying the country and dragging the Euro to hell.
Had the May 2010 deal provided for debt writedown, the Greek crisis would be over by now. The crises in Ireland and Portugal would probably have happened anyway but would have been easier to handle and the European sovereign debt market would surely be less fragile.
Greece, Ireland and Portugal are small countries and a major disaster can be averted if the debt meltdown can be confined to these three. But if Spain goes under, threatening next-in-line Italy, the world financial crisis will enter a new and potentially disastrous phase.
There is a dangerous divide in the Eurozone which has been getting bigger in the last years and is widening up rapidly. While Ireland has some hope to get out of this mess thanks to its offshore companies' production provided will be able to disentangle itself from the burden of the irish banking system; the situation is appalling in Spain, Greece and Italy.
On Friday, the yield on Irish 10-year bonds reached 12 per cent, the highest level yet seen, with Portugal not far behind. But more ominously, yields on Spanish 10-year bonds have been creeping up and reached 5.7 per cent on Friday.
Ten-year yields for Italy, Europe's largest bond market, have shot back up towards five per cent, close to the danger zone, and one of the ratings agencies (Moody's) has threatened a downgrade.
There is a high risk of accident in the Spanish or Italian bond markets, or of an unexpected bank failure or a government collapsing somewhere. On Friday, Bank of England governor Mervyn King put it: "Providing liquidity can only be used to buy time."
As for the ECB we are not sure if they are trying to save the situation or complicate it.
Last week's Irish edition of The Sunday Times, quoted an unnamed ECB official saying: "In the meantime, we may have to come to the conclusion that it doesn't really make sense for the ECB to keep putting €100bn into Irish banks. What we are doing is actually illegal, but we have being doing it because we want to help Ireland. Maybe we might come to the conclusion that we should stop."
If the rest of Europe abandons Greece, the crisis could spin out of control, spreading from one weak euro-zone country to the next. Investors would have no guarantees that Europe would not withdraw its support from Portugal or Ireland, if push came to shove, and they would sell their government bonds. The prices of these bonds would fall and risk premiums would go up. Then these countries would only be able to drum up fresh capital by paying high interest rates, which would only augment their existing budget problems. It's possible that they would no longer be able to raise any money at all, in which case they would become insolvent.
And the cash is running out fast, disturbing news last week on the liquidity of European banks is that the number of banks tendering for ECB liquidity surged to 353: higher by 118 from the week earlier as the liquidity contagion spreads, the highest since September 2008, when 371 banks were rushing to suckle at the ECB's teat.
In the meanwhile Labour Unions in Greece decided to cut another 0.15% from Greek GDP by doing absolutely nothing. As a result, as Athens News reports, "according to the General Confederation of Workers of Greece (GSEE) and the civil servants' umbrella federation Adedy, the 48-hour strike is an escalation of their recent industrial action comprising 24-hour nationwide strikes in protest of the medium-term programme. A main demonstration will be held on Tuesday, June 28, at the Pedion tou Areos park in central Athens at 11am, while on Wednesday another demonstration will be held in downtown Klafthmonos Square."
As a reminder June 28, is the far more critical Greece austerity vote, which unlike the vote of confidence already has several PASOK members saying they will vote against it.
This could explain why Le Figaro reports today that a working group of French banks led by BNP Paribas has proposed, and been agreed to by the French Treasury, that maturing debt would be rolled over into a a 30 year maturity piece, accounting for 50% of the total existing debt, and another 20% would go into a "zero coupon" fund focused on high quality stocks. Also according to Le Figaro, borrowings under the proposed scheme would pay an interest equivalent to what Greek "public" interest is plus a variable interest rate "likely to be linked to an economic Greek indicator such as GDP" (which being negative for years to come will likely means lower interest than prevailing).
The implied haircut for the Greek Treasury would be between 30% and 50%.
At least 30% of the rolling over debt would not come back to the issuing authority.
This funding avenue closure would commence the waterfall that triggers the liquidity cascade that culminate with every single European money market fund breaking the buck.
Check out this infographic from OnlineEducation.net about how the world of online learning has changed and grown over the years.
For those who missed one of the harshest articles ever written on a western leader and for those who want to learn how to destroy a country a must-read from The Economist on the infamous Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, the title of the article is self-explanatory: The Man Who Screwed and Entire Country.
Given the daily protests on the streets of Athens and its austerity measures it is hardly surprising thatthe entire country is practically grinding to a halt with the Greek Industrial Production dropping by 11%.
Mining fell by 6.4pc, manufacturing decreased by 11.3pc, electricity production dropped 12.2pc, while the water supply declined by 6.8pc. Hard to imagine any recovery in this situation.
As for that bailout, even that is no longer certain, the indebted nation is expected to need more help in coming years, with estimates putting the sum at up to €100bn on top of an EU/IMF package granted last year worth €110bn.
Yesterday, the German business daily Handelsblatt quoted a "high-ranking European diplomatic source" who said that approval of a second rescue plan for Greece might be delayed because of resistance within the 17-nation eurozone.
We can easily expect comparable economic data out of the other PIIGS shortly.
The next chart is rather self-explanatory. The richest nations, with wealth in 2010 above USD 100,000 per adult, are found in North America, Western Europe, and among the rich Asian-Pacific and Middle East countries. They are topped by Switzerland, Norway, Australia, Singapore and France, each of which records wealth per adult above USD 250,000. Average wealth in other major economies such as the USA, Japan, the United Kingdom and Canada also exceeds USD 200,000.
Interesting to see how Mexico, Brasil and Chile are rapidly growing and how India despite his stellar growth is still showing wealth levels comparable to Central Africa.


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Tamanna to pair up with Chiranjeevi?
Megastar Chiranjeevi will team up with star director Koratala Siva for his next film, after the release of his magnum opus SyeRaa Narasimha Reddy. Chiranjeevi has okayed the storyline and the script work seems to be in progress.
The film is touted to be a commercial entertainer with an underlying social message, just like Koratala's other films. The movie is likely to be launched in January 2019, and meanwhile we hear that the makers are considering Tamanna as the female lead in the movie.
Tamanna is also part of Surender Reddy directorial Sye Raa, and she may romance Chiranjeevi in Koratala's film too. However the Milky white beauty is yet to sign up and an official announcement is awaited in this regard. Watch out this space for more interesting updates.


After going winless in their 2016 season, The King's College Women's Volleyball team bounced back this year to finish 5-10 overall. The team ended their regular season on a winning note with a 3-0 victory against the Culinary Institute of America on Saturday 10/28. This win came after a 3-0 loss to the College of New Rochelle earlier in day as the three schools met for a tri-match.
In the victory against CIA senior Dekka Hunley led the way with a double-double of 14 kills and 11 digs. Freshman Hope Feller added 22 assists and junior Isabelle Sandmeyer had 8 kills and 11 digs.
The Lady Lions will return to practice this week as they prepare for the 2017 Hudson Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (HVIAC) Semi-Finals on Saturday November 4 at The College of New Rochelle. The match begins at 2pm.


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