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Women's Volleyball 08 31 | Final
3 vs. Geneva
3 vs. Randolph-Macon
3 at Saint Mary's (Minn.)
2 vs. Oglethorpe
2 Cardinal Stritch
2 Carroll (Wis.)
3 vs. MSOE
3 vs. Augustana (Ill.)
1 Luther
3 vs. Dominican
3 vs. Willamette
3 vs. UW-La Crosse
0 vs. UW-Stevens Point
2 vs. Westminster (Mo.)
1 Northland
3 vs. Edgewood
3 vs. North Central (Minn.)
2 vs. Finlandia
0 Cabrini
0 vs. Manchester
0 vs. Rockford
3 at Lewis & Clark
3 vs. Widener
3 Wheaton (Ill.)
0 vs. Marian
2 vs. St. John Fisher
0 vs. Northland
3 at Concordia Ann Arbor
3 vs. Gustavus Adolphus
0 vs. Concordia Chicago
3 vs. Linfield
3 vs. St. Mary's (Md.)
3 Olivet
3 vs. Loras
3 vs. Cardinal Stritch
0 Oglethorpe
3 vs. Eureka
3 at Trinity (Texas)
3 at George Fox
3 vs. Chicago
3 UW-Oshkosh
0 at Rockford
3 at Wheaton (Ill.)
0 Lawrence
3 vs. St. Catherine
3 vs. Benedictine
0 vs. Holy Family (Wis.)
3 UW-River Falls
2 Caltech
0 Martin Luther
3 vs. Wisconsin Lutheran
1 vs. UW-Platteville
1 at Northland
3 vs. UW-Superior
3 vs. Anderson (Ind.)
3 vs. Dubuque
1 vs. Monmouth (Ill.)
2 UW-Stout
3 Bethel (Minn.)
2 vs. Concordia Wisconsin
3 vs. Carroll (Wis.)
3 Hamline
0 vs. Knox
3 Saint Mary's (Minn.)
2 vs. Lakeland
3 vs. UW-River Falls
3 vs. Northwestern (Minn.)
3 vs. Saint Mary's (Minn.)
0 vs. Alverno
1 Ohio Wesleyan
3 UW-Platteville
3 vs. Rose-Hulman
3 Concordia-Moorhead
3 Carleton
3 Augsburg
3 at Carthage
0 vs. Central (Iowa)
3 vs. Grinnell
3 Gustavus Adolphus
0 Trinity Bible (N.D.)
3 vs. Millikin
3 at Macalester
2 Holy Family (Wis.)
3 at UW-Eau Claire
2 Augustana (Ill.)
0 at North Central (Ill.)
2 vs. Defiance
3 vs. Lake Forest
3 vs. St. Mary's (Ind.)
0 Eureka
3 vs. UW-Eau Claire
3 St. Mary's (Ind.)
3 at Loras
3 vs. Bethel (Minn.)
3 vs. UW-Stout
3 Illinois Wesleyan
3 Calvin
3 Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
2 Millikin
3 at Dubuque
0 vs. Belhaven
0 at Washington-St. Louis
3 at Finlandia
3 Simpson (Iowa)
2 vs. Illinois Tech
3 at Augustana (Ill.)
3 Grace Christian (Mich.)
3 vs. DePauw
3 vs. Wartburg
3 vs. Illinois College
0 Lincoln College
SAINTMAR at Illinois Tech
@ Chicago, Ill. (Keating Center)
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods
Saint Mary-of-the-Woods (12-14) 14 25 18 25 16 3
Illinois Tech (5-17) 25 19 25 16 14 2
1 Riley Kinney * 5 4 4 14 .000 0 0 1 0 1 1 1 1 0 5.5
2 Pamela Dorman 5 1 0 1 1.000 2 0 2 1 21 0 0 0 0 1.0
3 Kelcie Basan 5 0 0 1 .000 0 1 0 2 14 0 0 0 0 1.0
4 Mary Alvanos * 5 0 2 2 -1.000 0 0 0 2 7 0 0 0 0 0.0
5 Monica Mack * 5 11 4 32 .219 0 3 5 0 2 0 4 1 0 16.0
8 McKenzi Kumpf * 5 19 4 54 .278 1 1 1 0 14 0 0 0 0 20.0
9 Alexis Woodburn 5 4 5 17 -.059 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 4.5
10 Kara Schafer 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0.0
12 Meagan White 5 1 0 5 .200 0 2 1 0 3 0 1 0 1 3.5
13 Gabriella Slagle * 5 11 6 30 .167 0 1 3 0 3 0 1 0 0 12.5
15 Katelyn Cotter * 5 0 0 3 .000 41 0 1 0 11 0 2 0 4 1.0
1 Courtney Curcio 5 0 0 1 .000 0 0 4 4 15 0 0 0 0 0.0
2 Courtney Darling 5 0 0 2 .000 17 0 0 0 12 0 0 0 2 0.0
5 Helen Leach * 4 4 2 18 .111 1 1 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 6.0
6 Taylor Burton * 5 13 4 32 .281 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 13.5
7 Justine Bracco * 5 8 6 29 .069 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 8.5
8 Mia Phelps 3 6 3 13 .231 0 0 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 6.0
9 Allison Wilkins * 5 1 0 2 .500 19 2 1 0 9 0 0 0 0 3.0
10 Sinjin Acuna 5 0 0 2 .000 3 1 1 2 26 0 0 0 0 1.0
12 Natalie Freund 1 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0
13 Leah van der Sanden 5 6 3 19 .158 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 6.5
15 Alyssa Miner * 5 6 1 16 .312 0 0 3 0 1 0 2 1 0 7.0
18 Karen Marrufo-Zubaran * 4 5 6 24 -.042 1 1 1 1 6 0 1 0 0 6.5
Totals 49 25 158 .152 41 5 11 8 76 1 6 1 2 58.0
Arena: Keating Center


Can I export any TWN4 firmware or App from the reader?
In case of TWN4 readers, both firmware and App cannot be read back from a reader. This allows to store secret keys and other cryptographic functionality as part of an App. Furthermore, the possibility to clone a device is avoided and the intellectual property is protected.


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Glandorf – gmina samodzielna (niem. Einheitsgemeinde) w Niemczech, w kraju związkowym Dolna Saksonia, w powiecie Osnabrück.

Współpraca
Miejscowości partnerskie:
  Glandorf, USA
  Feldberger Seenlandschaft, Meklemburgia-Pomorze Przednie (dzielnica Lichtenberg)

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Landesbetrieb für Statistik und Kommunikationstechnologie Niedersachsen, Hanower, 2009

Powiat Osnabrück
Gminy w Dolnej Saksonii

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Breakfast, brunch or dinner, Huevos Rancheros is a favorite recipe of ours. What a great way to "dress up" eggs - served on a bed of onions, tomatoes and green chilies and topped with Cheddar cheese, sour cream, salsa, green onions and avocado. A winning combination.
Heat skillet over high heat. Add olive oil and onions. Sauté the onions until brown and crispy, about 15 minutes.
Drain chilies and add to onions. Add the tomato and stir until heated through. Divide onto 2 plates.
Add butter and melt. Crack 2 eggs and fry in butter. Cover with a lid for 2 minutes to cook the whites. If you prefer the yolks cooked, keep on the heat a little longer, although not necessary for safety reasons. Repeat with other two eggs.
sour cream, green onions, diced avocado and cilantro (if using).


Joseph T Fraser was 18 years old when American Civil War: Fort Sumter surrenders to Confederate forces. The American Civil War was a war fought in the United States from 1861 to 1865. As a result of the long-standing controversy over slavery, war broke out in April 1861, when Confederate forces attacked Fort Sumter in South Carolina, shortly after U.S. President Abraham Lincoln was inaugurated. The nationalists of the Union proclaimed loyalty to the U.S. Constitution. They faced secessionists of the Confederate States, who advocated for states' rights to expand slavery.
Joseph T Fraser was 16 years old when Charles Darwin publishes On the Origin of Species. Charles Robert Darwin, was an English naturalist, geologist and biologist, best known for his contributions to the science of evolution. He established that all species of life have descended over time from common ancestors and, in a joint publication with Alfred Russel Wallace, introduced his scientific theory that this branching pattern of evolution resulted from a process that he called natural selection, in which the struggle for existence has a similar effect to the artificial selection involved in selective breeding. Charles Darwin publishes On the Origin of Species. Charles Robert Darwin, was an English naturalist, geologist and biologist, best known for his contributions to the science of evolution. He established that all species of life have descended over time from common ancestors and, in a joint publication with Alfred Russel Wallace, introduced his scientific theory that this branching pattern of evolution resulted from a process that he called natural selection, in which the struggle for existence has a similar effect to the artificial selection involved in selective breeding.


Prepare yourself for a day packed with full-on action and adventure! Experience a pure rush of excitement with Gorge Walking in Newcastle! We'll provide transport from Newcastle to the stunning Northumberland gorges, featuring natural rock slides and 15-foot step offs and faith leaps. Climb your way up to enjoy breath-taking scenery and pristine pools. Finish with a fantastic group photo, underneath a 70-foot cascade of water. Your next activity is White Water Tubing. Not for the faint hearted, you'll tackle some of the most exhilarating rapids in the country! Qualified instructors will accompany you as you and your tube make your way down the Class Four rapids! Adrenaline superfans can challenge themselves even further with a daring waterfall jump! Have you got what it takes? Satisfy your hunger for adventure for a memorable day in the great outdoors! All photos are included, the perfect memento of your special occasion.
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One of the first thing beginners wonder in the Go userland is how to organize a project. Go expects to have a global workspace. A go workspace contains 3 directories: "src", "pkg" and "bin". The src directory contains the source codes for all your projects and their dependencies. When you try to import a package, go compiler will try to locate it under this "src" directory. The "pkg" directory is used to build cross OS packages out of your source code. Yes, you can build single compiled binaries for other platforms directly from your current OS. That is one of the awesome features of Golang. Finally, the "bin" directory holds all the executable binaries. When you're building a command line app or trying to install one from 3rd parties using the "go install" command, the binary is placed in here. I have the central Go Workspace in ~/Projects/golang.
Now that we have a workspace, how do we lay out individual projects? We can choose any structure we like. As long as Go can find required packages in the workspace's src directory tree, it will be okay. However, since we all love to push our codes to some code hosting service, we will try to match our project structure with our VCS url structure. How? Well, first, we know that Go has a fantastic tool – "go get" – it can download source codes from an array of VCS and install them for us. How does it work? When I type: "go get github.com/masnun/go-project", it understands that it's a git project. It would create the reflecting directory structure inside the "src" directory of the workspace so that we can import the project as "import github.com/masnun/go-project" in our local projects. So it's better if we keep our own projects in a similar pattern whether we publish them or not in the future.
I also added the ~/Projects/golang/bin (aka $GOPATH/bin) to my system path so that I can use the commands installed from "go install" or "go get".
How do you organize your Go projects? What tools/techniques do you use in day to day Golang hacking?
with zsh because it was easier to get going, but your tips are definitely valuable.


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LUTHER BURRELL – FROM CASTLE HILL TO PENNYHILL
Former Huddersfield RUFC Academy player Luther Burrell has forced his way into the England squad for the upcoming Autumn Internationals.
Burrell, now playing for the Northampton Saints has produced several barnstorming displays this season. Most notably against his old side Sale Sharks, where his incisive running aided Northampton in demolishing Sale 33 – 14.
His strong defence, barrelling runs and soft hands have seen Burrell rise to become one of England's top young centres. With England's first choice centre pairing, the lions duo of Manu Tuilagi and Brad Barritt facing long injury layoffs, England Head Coach Stuart Lancaster is keen to see how Burrell fares on the international stage:
"We are pleased to call up Tom Johnson, Joel Tomkins, Henry Trinder and Luther Burrell into the Senior EPS, with Luther joining us as injury cover so it will be great for him to come in and put a marker down in what is going to be a competitive selection leading into the Australia game."
Burrell is one of three un-capped centres selected in the EPS squad. Gloucester centre Henry Trinder and former Wigan Warrior and now Saracen Joel Tomkins complete the un-capped trio with British & Irish Lion Billy Twelvetrees with five caps, the most experienced centre in the squad.
England head into the upcoming autumn series in good form after a successful summer tour, where they secured a 2 – 0 series victory against Argentina in Argentina for the first time since 1981. But with their captain yet to be decided and the fitness of Lions Loose-head prop Alex Corbisiero yet to be established, there are still several question marks hanging above this promising England squad.
England will welcome Australia, Argentina and New Zealand to Twickenham in consecutive weeks with the squad expected to register at least two victories against the Southern hemisphere giants for this autumn campaign to be deemed a success.
Stuart Lancaster quote taken from:
URL: https://www.northamptonsaints.co.uk/News/TabId/90/ArtMID/526/ArticleID/2224/Seven-Saints-lead-the-way-with-England.aspx
Website: www.northamptonsaints.co.uk
Article name: Seven Saints Lead The Way With England

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Issues of environmental sustainability and affordable housing top the list of goals enunciated by Flatbush residents who participated in a several- month-long planning initiative that focused on the neighborhood.
Eve Baron, director of the Municipal Art Society's planning center, reported on Imagine Flatbush — a project done in conjunction with the Flatbush Development Corporation (FDC) — to members of Community Board 14, gathered at the board office, 810 East 16th Street, for the May executive committee meeting.
According to Baron, the purpose of the exercise, which took place over the past fall and winter and involved individuals from many different areas of Flatbush, was to develop "a neighborhood approach to sustainability" that could work in conjunction with the citywide PlaNYC announced last year by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
"What we were trying to do was develop not a plan but a tool for planning, so we could plug into a lot of different planning initiatives," Baron told the group.
The project took place in a neighborhood that has been a nexus of change. Over the past several years, gentrification has increased, as have the value of homes within the Victorian enclaves.
At the same time, the neighborhood is a model of diversity with immigrants from numerous nations flocking to it. Indeed, near Cortelyou Road, is located the most diverse census tract in the entire country.
But, for all of Flatbush's benefits – a distinctive housing stock, tremendous ethnic diversity, access to public transportation – there is a variety of challenges that must be tackled to enhance livability. For instance, the community has only a small amount of open park space, and retail venues have not necessarily kept pace with changes in the area's residential makeup.
In addition, said Baron, workshop attendees had lamented the loss of mom and pop stores and their replacement by chains. They also had expressed a desire for more open public space where gatherings could be held, and had expressed interest in encouraging alternatives to car travel, she told the group.
While the workshops have wrapped up, the effort is ongoing, added Baron. Within a few weeks, the full report will be on line, at www.mas. org. Also, Baron said, the organization would be, "Making a presentation to the Mayor's Office on Sustainability" about the project.
To bring goals enunciated through the project onto the table, Baron said she would like to see some of them "incorporated" into the statement of needs developed each year by CB 14.
To that end, the board – through its committees – could look into some of the issues that had been defined through Imagine Flatbush, said Alvin Berk, CB 14's chairperson. In particular, he pointed out that a longtime board priority had been "the absence of open recreational space," an issue that had also been given a priority in Imagine Flatbush.


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Q: Binding the Source Property in the WPF WebBrowser Won't Accept Fragment I have a WPF WebBrowser with the Source Property bound to another object's string property.  When I change the other object's string, the browser updates properly to the new address, so I know the binding is working properly.  I'm using local (file:///) urls.
The issue I'm having is when the url has a fragment, e.g. file:///path/page.html#anchor1.  In that case, the Source property is set with the Uri, but it doesn't take -- when I look at the Source property after the set, the value is unchanged.
public static void BindableSourcePropertyChanged(DependencyObject o, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
{
    WebBrowser browser = o as WebBrowser;
    if (browser != null)
    {
        Uri uri = e.NewValue as Uri;

        if (uri != null && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(uri.OriginalString))
        {
            browser.Source = uri;
        }
    }
}

I've single-stepped through to make sure that the uri is correct and the browser.Source = uri; statement executes.  No exception is thrown.  It just doesn't set the Source value when the Uri has a fragment.
I wrote a small example where I set a WebBrowser's Source property directly with a Uri containing a fragment, and it worked fine.
This one has me scratching my head . . .

A: I ended up just calling the Navigate() method instead.
public static void BindableSourcePropertyChanged(DependencyObject o, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)
    {
        WebBrowser browser = o as WebBrowser;
        if (browser != null)
        {
            string uri = e.NewValue as string;
            browser.Navigate(uri);
        }
    }

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using Mystic.Common.DTO;

namespace Mystic.Common.Parsers
{
    public static class DTOParserFactory
    {
        public static DTOParser GetParserOf<T>(System.Data.IDataReader reader)
        {
            if (typeof(T) == typeof(Credential))
            {
                return new CredentialParser(reader);
            }

            return null;
        }
    }
}

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Doctor of Movies
Six of the Best…
Yearly Top Tens
Review – She's Funny That Way (2014)
Director: Peter Bogdanovich
Starring: Imogen Poots, Owen Wilson, Kathryn Hahn, Rhys Ifans, Will Forte, Jennifer Aniston, Austin Pendleton
She's Funny That Way is the first feature film in 13 years from celebrated 1970s auteur Peter Bogdanovich. Bogdanovich is known for his love of classical Hollywood cinema, and as he did with his beloved 1972 comedy What's Up Doc?, here he channels the screwball comedies of the 1930s and 1940s – anarchic and irreverent social satires like The Lady Eve, It Happened One Night, Bringing Up Baby, His Girl Friday and The Philadelphia Story. He draws on filmmakers like Ernst Lubitsch, Preston Sturges and Frank Capra with more than a little bit of Bogdanovich contemporary Woody Allen in creating this outrageous farce.
Call girl Izzy Finkelstein (Imogen Poots) has her life changed forever when one a client offers her $30,000 to give up her current line of work and pursue her dream. Izzy's dream is to be an actress, and the very next day her agent sends her along to a Broadway audition for celebrated director Arnold Albertson (Owen Wilson). What Izzy doesn't know until she gets on stage is that Arnold Albertson is the philanthropic john from the night before. She is so good that Arnold, despite his discomfort, has no choice but to give her the part. Now this is where things get a bit tricky. The two leads in the play are played by Delta Simmons (Kathryn Hahn), Arnold's wife, and the lothario Seth Gilbert (Rhys Ifans), who has long held a flame for Delta and also happened to be a witness to Arnold and Izzy's hotel rendezvous. The play's writer, Josh Fleet (Will Forte), is instantly taken with Izzy despite being married. Unbeknownst to him, his wife, Dr Jane Claremont (Jennifer Aniston), happens to be Izzy's therapist. With all of these connections and more, it is only a matter of time before things start to unravel.
As you have no doubt gathered, the contrived plot is very dependent on coincidence – all of these characters with all of these connections showing up at the same place at the same time. While coincidence can be the lazy screenwriter's get-out-of-jail-free card, in a farce like this the escalating chaos that arises from the layering of coincidence on coincidence on coincidence is where the humour comes from. This doesn't make for a believable story, but it makes for a fun one.
She's Funny That Way itself acknowledges the doubtful believability of its narrative, employing a framing device in which a now famous Isabella Patterson (Izzy Finkelstein is hardly an appropriate name for a Hollywood starlet) tells a cynical reporter the story of how she was discovered. Through connecting her story with the fabricated myths of studio Hollywood stars of yesteryear, this interview establishes Izzy's tall tale as a piece of fantasy, even pointing out where elements of it have been lifted from classic films. Arnold's pick up line of choice – "In Central Park, some people like to feed nuts to the squirrels. But if it makes you happy to feed squirrels to the nuts, who am I to say nuts to the squirrels" – comes directly from Ernst Lubitsch's 1946 comedy Cluny Brown.
With so many interconnected parts, Peter Bogdanovich has managed to assemble a deep and talented cast. Comedy mainstays Owen Wilson and Rhys Ifans get some laughs, but the real winners are Kathryn Hahn and Jennifer Aniston. Hahn manages to make Delta the most believable human being in the film while still being hilarious, and Aniston is a hoot as the world's most blunt and least professional therapist. The draw of working with Peter Bogdanovich has allowed the cast to be fleshed out with familiar faces in small roles and cameos including the likes of Cybill Shepherd, Ricard Lewis, Lucy Punch, Tatum O'Neal, Michael Shannon and Joanna Lumley.
She's Funny That Way was executive produced by Wes Anderson and Noah Baumbach, two big names in the American Indie comedy scene whose attachment no doubt played an important role in getting this film made. It feels like a movie that Bogdanovich wanted to make rather than one he needed to make, which is not meant as a slight on the film, just as an observation that it so clearly taps into his love of classical Hollywood without being a noteworthy contribution to his body of work. She's Funny That Way may not be fresh or original but it is charming to revisit a style of film comedy we just don't see anymore.
Review by Duncan McLean
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Searching For Progressive Reading Glasses Near Mount Prospect IL?
There are several styles of reader glasses you can get in Mount Prospect including progressive reading glasses. In case you are new to needing to have glasses for reading or working close-up, then you will probably want a pair of women's or men's reading glasses. Once you have experienced readers, you might be searching for something a tad more specific to your application in Illinois.
As we age, our eyes have greater trouble focusing properly on different distances, a condition called presbyopia. Bifocals help people who have difficulty with far- and near-sightedness with lenses that have two different optical strengths – one for distance, one for close work.
One disadvantage of bifocals is that there is no correction for mid- distance vision, such as working from a computer. This can cause headaches or eye stress.
Safeguarding your eye sight while outdoors is important and is particularly crucial if you read a book or newspaper in the bright sunlight. There are reading sunglasses that you can get that will protect your eyes from page glare. These are also offered in many trendy looks to make sure that you can enjoy the most recent best-seller at the beach without compromising your fashion sense.
Bifocal reader sunglasses are even available in many designs and color options. These have the double advantage of enabling you to read in the sunlight and delight in the views without changing to regular sunglasses.
Magnetic readers, also known as Clics, split up at the bridge and magnetically rejoin at the bridge. These have a built in glasses keeper that allows them to hang around your neck for convenience. Clics are the answer to constantly having your reading glasses close by even though you might not have have a pocket to put them in.
When space is at a premium, reading glasses that fold fit the bill. These small folding reader glasses fit inside a small evening bag or pocket and are handy alternatives that usually have a mini carrying case that fits almost any place.
Also named trifocals, progressive reading glasses have several strengths all in just a single pair. These have no lines and allow the wearer to see clearly no matter if they are doing close work, intermediate range work or have to see clearly at a distance.
Readers can be bought at most any price point from $1 to many hundreds of dollars for designer reading glasses. In case you are just starting to require reading glasses, your eye specialist may well tell you to buy cheap readers until your vision deteriorates to the point where you need customized reading glasses.
The less expensive glasses enable you to have a number of pairs so that you aren't too worried about damaging or losing them.
The drawbacks of cheap readers are that the frames are typically not cool and trendy, both lenses have the same correction and the optical center of the lenses is not precisely tailored to your eyes. If you get headaches, nausea or notice considerable eye strain, it is best to check with your eye health specialist to see if you might have to transition to a custom made prescription pair of readers.
Reading glasses especially developed for computer monitors are referred to as computer glasses. Computer screens emit blue light which can be damaging to your eyes just as UV rays can. If you work in front of computer screens throughout the day, or you are concerned about the consequences of blue light on your son's or daughter's eyes, you should get these "blue blockers". Either prescription or non-prescription computer readers include basic anti-reflective lenses to eliminate eye strain and give 100% UV shielding.
Another option is to buy glasses with photochromic lenses which also shield from blue light and UV light. This form of lense darkens completely on its own and can be utilized like reader sunglasses. These kinds of glasses are custom-made.
The best men's reading glasses and the best women's reading glasses in Mount Prospect, IL are the ones that give you the crystal clear eyesight you look for without the downsides. Headaches, eye fatigue and blurry vision are indicators that you don't have the right glasses to do the job right. Take your time selecting your Progressive Reading Glasses and you will find the best answer to better reading vision.


he flew right there - so I could just open my truck window and shoot him... he was so cute with his long beak poking out.
A perfect shot with him on top like an ornament on top of a Christmas tree!
Fabulous find and a great shot, fav!
A perfect pose for you.
how kind of him to set that up so well!


What hardware supports UnderOverrange parameter on AO. Controller? Module?
I assume we should aways set UnderOverRange to False if not supported on hardward.
Asked to me, but I'm not so experienced on hardware and IO.
Under/Over range parameters depends from settings of IO modules.


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Ovation TV Debuts the U.S. Premiere of "Murdoch Mysteries" Season 16 on February 11
Highlights of the new 24-episode season include an episode directed by Emmy winner Eric McCormack, two episodes directed by series star Yannick Bisson, three episodes written by showrunner Peter Mitchell, and one episode written by Maureen Jennings, author of the Detective Murdoch book series.
[via press release from Ovation TV]
24 New Episodes of the Long-Running Detective Series Arrive in the New Year
Will & Grace Star Eric McCormack Directs Episode Six
Los Angeles, CA - December 19, 2022 - Next year, Ovation TV, America's premier arts network, airs the U.S. premiere of the sixteenth season of beloved detective series Murdoch Mysteries. Highlights of the new 24-episode season include an episode directed by Emmy winner Eric McCormack (Will & Grace), two episodes directed by series star Yannick Bisson, three episodes written by showrunner Peter Mitchell, and one episode written by Maureen Jennings, author of the Detective Murdoch book series. Ovation TV will air the U.S. television premiere of Murdoch Mysteries season 16 on Saturday, February 11 at 7:00pm ET.
As season sixteen begins, Detective Murdoch (Yannick Bisson) and Dr. Julia Ogden (Hélène Joy) are settling into life with baby Susannah. His innovative time-saving devices are entertaining the infant and have freed up time prompting Ogden to return to her women's clinic. But domestic calm and bliss is far from the reality for Murdoch's associates. Constable George Crabtree (Jonny Harris) has left his betrothed, Effie Newsome (Clare McConnell), at the altar after a prophecy by his aunt foretells marrying her would sign her death certificate. Brokenhearted, he endures the confoundment of Murdoch and Ogden and the wrath of Inspector Thomas Brackenreid (Thomas Craig). Constable Henry Higgins-Newsome (Lachlan Murdoch) presumes he got cold feet and used the curse as an excuse. But then he suspects Crabtree's aunt might have ulterior motives and enlists Effie and Louise Cherry (Bea Santos) to find out more.
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"Bloodlands," Acorn TV's Gritty Irish Crime Thriller Starring James Nesbitt, Returns February 6
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Tan France Takes Aim at Shocking Beauty Trend of Skin Lightening in the Fuse Doc "Beauty and the Bleach" Premiering on "Zero Discrimination Day," March 1 at 9PM ET on Fuse and Fuse+
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NBC Celebrates Comedy Icon's Landmark 90th Birthday with Career Retrospective Special "Carol Burnett: 90 Years of Laughter + Love"
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Ofaqim (אופקים; aussi orthographié Ofakim signifie "horizons") est une ville située dans le district Sud d'Israël,

Population
En 2022 la ville compte  habitants.

Géographie
La ville est située à  légèrement au nord-ouest de Beer-Sheva.

À l'est d'Ofakim se trouve une réserve naturelle (Ofaqim River Nature Reserve) ainsi que plusieurs vestiges intéressants et un mémorial :
 un pont ferroviaire qui n'a jamais servi sur la rivière Patish construit par les ottomans en 1914-1915. Il est utilisé aujourd'hui pour le passage d'un aqueduc.
 une citadelle ottomane construite en 1894 et une grotte
 les ruines de Patish פַּטִּישׁ et de Raqiq רָקִיק
 Be'er (Puits) Mano'ah באר מנוח et
 Le Mémorial Sayeret Shaked () ancienne unité d'élite de Tsahal dissoute en 1979.

Communautés
Elle compte une communauté de juifs d'origine sefarad et ashkenaz .

Culture populaire
La ville est le cadre du film d'Itai Lev Petits Héros (Titre original : גיבורים קטנים, Giborim Ktanim). Année de production : 2006, sorti en France le .

Espaces verts
Ofakim est immergé dans la verdure et possède des grands espaces et des parcs.
 Au cours de ces années, la ville a commencé à se développer après une stagnation démographique, un "centre de jeunesse" y a été construit qui comprend un café et un cinéma, ainsi que des milliers de nouveaux logements et centres commerciaux et d'emploi.
 En janvier 2016, la gare d'Ofakim a ouvert ses portes. La gare fait partie de la ligne ferroviaire Ashkelon-Beer Sheva. L'ouverture de la gare a raccourci les temps de trajet entre Ofakim et tel aviv .
 Ofakim a bénéficié d'une demande assez élevée ces dernières années, provenant principalement de Be'er Sheva et des environs grâce aux prix et aux avantages fiscaux.

Éducation
"Regavim" a été choisi pour être l'une des 20 écoles du pays dans le cadre du programme de planification et de construction et des établissements de construction dans le cadre du ministère de l'Éducation, l'administration du développement des institutions d'éducation et d'apprentissage pour le .

La décision de construire une école qui traitera de l'agriculture urbaine a créé une coopération spéciale entre la municipalité de ofaquim et la branche du Sud de l'Institut volcanique, impliquée dans deux plaines, pédagogiques et techniques. Sur le niveau pédagogique, l'Institut soutiendra les enseignants qui apprendront à l'école et participeront à la construction d'éducateurs et d'un plan technique aidera à caractériser les différents systèmes d'aménagement paysager et d'irrigation. Il comprendra 18 salles de classe, trois dans chaque couche et dans lequel 6 classes combinant une classe de jardin avec une première année. Parmi les salles de classe et le balcon périphérique de l'aménagement paysager construiront un Vitrina pour permettre une attitude directe et directe d'enfants de classe à leurs cultures. Sur le toit du bâtiment, des serres et des laboratoires soutiendront l'activité de jardinage, les zones supplémentaires seront également disposées à l'agriculture, en plus des cours d'une jeune division et de zones de jeu et de sports.

 50 jardins d'enfants (école publique, filières Mamad et Haredi ulta -ortodox ) et 22 écoles, qui sont accessibles aux élèves dès l'âge de 3 ans jusqu'à la fin de la douzième année et offrent un système stimulant pour l'excellence à tous les niveaux. Notre système éducatif est basé sur une équipe pédagogique qui combine les directeurs, les enseignants, le personnel agricole et administratif, les équipes de travail pédagogique, et ensemble ils forment une équipe de praticiens de l'éducation de premier ordre.
 Les diplômés du système éducatif d'Ofakim seront équipés des outils nécessaires pour s'intégrer avec succès dans des filières de qualité à tsal et dans les universités.

Transports

Autobus
Dan dans le sud exploite 5 lignes internes dans la ville qui partent de la gare vers la ville, , et exploite un service municipal et interurbain vers Beer Sheva, Tifrah, le Conseil régional d'Eshkol, Lehavim, Ashkelon et Ashdod. Galim exploite des lignes vers Jérusalem et Bnei Brak, et Metropolin exploite des lignes vers Tel Aviv-Yafo, Rehovot et Dimona. Également le week-end et les jours fériés, il existe des lignes exploitées par les compagnies Dan dans le sud et des lignes vers les villes ultra-orthodoxes de Beitar Illit, Modi'in Illit, Elad et Beit Shemesh.

Dan dans le sud exploite 5 lignes internes dans la ville qui partent de la gare vers la ville, mais ne sont pas définies comme des lignes électriques, et exploite un service municipal et interurbain vers Beer Sheva, Tifrah, le Conseil régional d'Eshkol, Lehavim, Ashkelon et Ashdod. Galim exploite des lignes vers Jérusalem et Bnei Brak, et Metropolin exploite des lignes vers Tel Aviv-Yafo, Rehovot et Dimona. Également le week-end et les jours fériés, il existe des lignes exploitées par les compagnies Dan dans le sud et des lignes vers les villes ultra-orthodoxes de Beitar Illit, Modi'in Illit, Elad et Beit Shemesh.

Train
La gare d'Ofakim dessert la ville dans le cadre du chemin de fer Ashkelon - Beer Sheva.

Jumelages

Références

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Ville dans le district sud (Israël)
Réserve naturelle en Israël


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We decided to do something fun for our holiday episode. So we invited "Hell on Wheels" actor Leon Ingulsrud over to my place to share with us his love of martinis, their history, and how this gin-based, cultural touchstone has given him insight into what it means to be an American. The result, however, was what you might expect. Enjoy, and please remember to drink responsibly this holiday season, always have a designated driver, and DO NOT try this at home. Happy holidays.
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Q: Unable to get the right output from Oracle SQL I have a table with field1, field2, field3, … and I need to count the number of items in field1 such that I return all records(field1,filed2,field3,…) that occur 6 times or less in the table.
My SQL code is:
SELECT field1, field2, field3, count(field1) CNT
FROM myTable
WHERE trunc(date)  = tp_date('03/22/2011','mm/dd/yyyy')
GROUP BY field1
HAVING COUNT(field1)  <  7;

The output that I am getting from the above code is all records are returned from the table not what I expected?  Any help would be appreciated!!

A: I think you need to use a subquery:
SELECT field1, field2, field3,
FROM myTable
WHERE trunc(date)  = tp_date('03/22/2011','mm/dd/yyyy')
AND field1 in
   (SELECT field1
    FROM mytable
    GROUP BY field1
    HAVING COUNT(field1)  <  7);

A: WITH tmp AS
(
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    FROM myTable
    WHERE trunc(date) = tp_date('03/22/2011','mm/dd/yyyy')
    GROUP BY field1
    HAVING COUNT(field1) < 7
)
SELECT  mytable.field1, mytable.field2, mytable.field3, tmp.CountOfField1
FROM    myTable
        INNER JOIN tmp
            ON myTable.Field1 = tmp.Field1

A: Yet another way to do it:
SELECT t.field1, t.field2, t.field3,
FROM myTable t
WHERE trunc(t.date) = tp_date('03/22/2011','mm/dd/yyyy')
  AND EXISTS
  ( SELECT *
    FROM mytable t2
    WHERE t2.field1 = t.field1
      AND trunc(t2.date) = tp_date('03/22/2011','mm/dd/yyyy')
    GROUP BY t2.field1
    HAVING COUNT(t2.field1)  <  7
  )
;


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Pompe disease is an inherited metabolic disorder (enzyme deficiency) that affects the ability of cells to degrade glycogen via the lysosome. There is a treatment for this condition in the form of enzyme replacement therapy (ERT). However, to maximise the efficacy of this treatment, early diagnosis is essential. Subsequently, patients need to be reliably monitored in case their ERT needs to be modified.
Diagnosis is achieved via enzymatic analysis on dried blood spots. Spots can be sent into our laboratory from all over the UK and beyond. A critical follow up test that influences treatment is called CRIM status. This test evaluates whether a patient has any enzyme protein, albeit non functional, in their body. If they do, then it may be less likely that they will mount an immune response to their ERT. If they do not have any protein, then it may be necessary to provide immunosuppressant drugs along with their ERT. Until now, this test was only available on cultured skin cells that took 6 weeks to grow. Following this the cells had to be sent to the USA for the test to be performed meaning that there were considerable delays before a child's treatment could be optimised. Now we can provide this test here at GOSH on a blood sample and provide a result within a week.
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6 Healthy On-The-Go Snacks That Make You Feel Full - The Co.
Whether you're a stay at home mom who runs an awesome website on the side, a corporate manager, or an entrepreneurial #girlboss, us women are increasingly becoming busier and busier. We have work to do, spin classes to tackle, meetings to take and after all that, cocktails to drink with our friends!
Having a loaded schedule is great. As long as you're not over-exerting yourself, it keeps you on your toes, social and continually learning and growing. Just don't forget to eat when you're running from a meeting to a yoga class! Some days it can be tricky to eat a proper lunch, and although you should definitely try your best to do so, we know sometimes it can be downright unfeasible. The next best thing? Pack yourself healthy on-the-go snacks that make you feel full throughout your busiest days.
Edamame beans are packed with protein and fiber to kick your hunger and keep you fueled when you need a boost. You can boil them in their pods or roast them for even more protein(!) and bring them with you for an afternoon pick-me-up.
Eggs may be the humbled, over-looked snack of choice, but they contain essential proteins, vitamins (D and B-12) and nutrients that keep us kickin'. They're inexpensive, low in calories and convenient; you can make a batch at the beginning of the week and take them with you on your craziest days. Just make sure to peel them before you head off so they're easy to snack on.
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These fuss-free snacks are easy to carry around and filled with protein to ease your hunger. But be wary, many are packed with sugar, making them quite unhealthy. Look for bars that have 10-15 grams of protein and less than 15 grams of sugar.
Pack up some of your favourite hummus and veggies (cucumbers, carrots, cherry tomatoes, celery) for an easy-to-eat snack that packs a healthy punch. Chickpeas, hummus' main ingredient, are loaded with protein to curb hunger cravings and balance blood sugar levels. There are so many options and flavours to choose from these days from red pepper hummus to spicy avocado hummus, and if you're feeling creative, it's easy to make on your own!
Okay, so these are something you'll have to make the night before, or on the weekend as you prepare for the week ahead, but having blueberry flax oat muffins to grab on-the-go makes for a snack that's both healthy and delicious. Flax is high in fiber and omega-3 fatty acids; oats are an amazing source of fiber and nutrients; and blueberries are one of the world's greatest anti-oxidants.
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The SP-57 is a highway in the eastern and the southeastern parts of the state of São Paulo in Brazil. The highway is unnamed on its entire length. The highway runs from BR-116 up to Siderúrgica (Ponte de Ferro).

See also
 Parelheiros
 Itanhaém

References

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Hate crimes surge in England and Wales
More than half of hate crime offences target Muslims, reveals new figures from Home Office
16 Ekim 2018 Salı 16:26
Hate crimes recorded by the U.K. authorities rose more than a double over the past five years, new figures from the country's Home Office said on Tuesday.
Police in England and Wales recorded 17 percent more hate crime offences with 94,098 cases from April 2017 to March 2018.
The rise represents an increase of 123 percent since 2012-13, during which 42,255 hate crimes were recorded.
The Home Office said the increase came following several events "such as the EU referendum and the terrorist attacks in 2017."
The figures by the Home Office came during the hate crime awareness week -- a week held every year to raise awareness of the public about this type of offences with various activities and meetings.
Most of the recorded crime targeting Muslims and religiously motivated hate crime constituted 52 percent of all offences.
Islamophobic attacks in the U.K. spike sharply after deadly terror attacks in Manchester and London last year, according to official figures.
In London, an average of anti-Muslim hate crimes climbed to 20 per day after the attacks, from 3.5 per day previously, according to a statement by London mayor's office in 2017.
On June 19, 2017, Darren Osborne attacked a group of Muslims who were leaving a mosque in Finsbury Park after night prayers during Ramadan.
Osborne killed 51-year-old Makram Ali when he drove a van into crowd of Muslim worshippers. Eleven others were also injured in the attack.


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In defense of cultural appropriation
The first thing you've got to know about "cultural appropriation" is that, aside from a slew of top-notch performers and basketball stars, black people have contributed almost nil to American greatness because they weren't allowed to -- and they're painfully aware of it. They've given us some good soldiers and fathers and occasionally a great writer or an actor. But when it comes to the kinds of men we really give praise to, the generals and heroes and scientists and tycoons and theorists and spiritual leaders and directors and metaphysicians and literati and top-of-the-line presidents; the things we really take pride in and associate ourselves with when we want to feel good about ourselves as a nation, the truth is that black men have contributed far less to us than we have to them; and when they really have contributed, their contributions have done more to advance black people than Americans in general.
There's no such thing as cultural appropriation of whiteness because no white person is terrified that anyone's going to run off with our heritage*. In general we consider black Shakespeareans an improvement**, and any Arab who ditches Islam for Mormonism is a godsend. To be like us is to join us. Nobody wants to see a white man acting like Snoop Dogg.
But more importantly than this, cultural appropriation is the idea that someone's going to run off with your business. Whites aren't worried, for instance, that blacks are going to do rock and roll better than we have and "steal" it from us, or that our racial monopoly in science is in peril, or that Spike Lee's going to make a new Game of Thrones and George R. R. Martin's going to end up on the bread line. Simply put, black people defend "black things" because they're worried white people are going to be better at them. They've been forced out of industries and civil service for generations until they became very good at the leftover things, and now that they're very good at the leftovers they want to stay the best at them. It's mercantilism on a racial level. What you can't accomplish with talent you force on others with rules -- exactly what we did, for a few hundred years, to them.
I believe the modern theory of cultural appropriation began with jazz. Nobody wanted to be like or marry the slaves and then they were set free; and freedom meant a degree of mixing, and mixing meant a sharing of culture. For a while black culture was thought inferior and then all of a sudden it wasn't. The thing that black people did made white people jealous. The energy, the vibe, the (at the time) earthy and sexual nature of the new music set people dancing wildly, and white men wanted to make people go wild. So in an unexpected turn of events, a people who were trying to be white were faced suddenly with a tide of people who wanted to act black. A monopoly on one of the only industries blacks could go into was suddenly in competition with whites who could (theoretically) choose anything. To one people it was just another choice. To another it was one of the only choices. Then came the blues.
Once again a surge of black energy and the soul of black suffering penetrated the clubs and bars and meant something that whites could never have made for themselves. Black men started it and then ended up fighting whites for it. And the same thing happened with rock and roll and the same thing happened with rap. Blacks would build something indisputably black in one of the only areas they were successful and whites would capitalize on it and oftentimes do better. Blacks would create a brand of cool on their own and the people who hated them worst would steal it. Muddy Waters gave way to Led Zeppelin. Chuck Berry gave way to Elvis. Tupac passed the tradition to Eminem and Aretha Franklin passed the torch to Adele. And it isn't that music or clothing belongs to a race. It's that the black experience of suffering and slavery in the new world gave birth to things that even Africans never came close to, and these so-called African Americans, a breed of people with a culture incomparable in many ways good and terrible to any on the face of the globe, want to have a monopoly on it.
What black people don't realize is that "cultural appropriation" was culturally appropriated -- from us. Not only were we responsible for keeping them from "white" occupations and skill sets, but we used these tactics against white people hundreds of years ago. Barbara Tuchmann writes in A Distant Mirror that European society in the 14th century was divided into the clergy, the nobles, and the peasants; and the bourgeois peasants were making gains, and the gains had made them wealthy, and immediately after getting wealthy they began to dress like the nobles.
This of course wouldn't do. Being confused with the peasantry was an insult to the majesty of the master class; and so, lacking the business know-how of the "little people," and holding a monopoly on violence, they decided to tell the bourgeois how to dress themselves. A ban was placed on the wearing of certain fabrics and colors; trimmings and jewelry were permitted and banned to varying degrees in varying locations; peasants in many places were forced to dress in black and brown; and a noblewoman's number of costume purchases was determined according to her rank. The nobility wanted to remain noble, and nobility was a kind of a sham. They couldn't keep themselves above the others naturally so they had to do it by force***.
Cultural appropriation has also done its work in economics. Before classical liberalism was invented, England was known for its wool. Adam Smith writes in The Wealth of Nations that English techniques and sheep were far superior to the rest of Europe. English merchants had gotten rich off it, and because of this the manufacturing of wool became a serious source of revenue to the crown. The ruling class got scared that the French or Germans might catch on and catch up, so they put the whole industry in something bordering on slavery. The manufacturers were forbidden to travel or sell their wool freely, and punishment could range from the loss of a hand to a violent death. Those of us who laugh at our ancestors for this should note we do nearly the same thing today. If anyone patents anything and anyone can do it better, we tell the better man he can't do it or we'll ruin his business.
What's worth remembering here is that life is never static. Existence, and especially conscious existence, is a competition. Freedom means other free men are free to beat you in love and business and music and glory. If you're on top of anything there's always someone trying to knock you off it -- and black Americans know it. They've been knocking whites off stages and football fields for decades now because whites had kicked them off of speaking platforms and doctors' chairs for centuries.
We've been trying to make it up to black people, but we're botching it. Not content with recognizing his greatness we praise even his mediocrity; celebrating his second-rate heroes for an entire month at a time****; cheering every time a black woman becomes the first black pogo-jumper in Mississippi, and sending people who can barely form a sentence to the once-best schools in the nation. And many times we send them for free.
What we ask of him is the same thing we ask of any other free man. To fight his best to be the best if he wants to be the best, and if he can't be the best, to at least let us enjoy the person who actually is. Great black men are free to be anything they want. They can be presidents and they can be bums. They can sing opera and they can wear tie-dye. We only ask the same for ourselves.
*If we consider the case of Disney alone, they did The Lion King better than Africans could have and Aladdin better than the Arabs and Moana better than the Hawaiians and Pocahontas better than the Indians and Mulan better than the Chinese. It's no wonder black people are afraid of white artists. We've done the world better than the world.
**The great spiritual difference between the races can be proved by comparing a fear of illegal immigration with a fear of gentrification. A man who's terrified of illegal immigration is worried the country's going to get worse. A man who's terrified of gentrification is worried the country's going to get better.
***Tuchmann's example is from the Middle Ages, but a much closer one is available. It's a crime all over America to impersonate a policeman because policemen are worried about losing their power. A surge of false policemen means a skepticism about real policemen; and a skepticism about real policemen leads to a loss of authority. Police culture, the ways they talk and dress and command, is their power. The moment they lose it they become like the rest of us; so the rest of us have decided that they shouldn't be able to lose it.
****Black History Month is an insult to the dignity of African Americans and can best be summed up by that essay of Mencken's where he insulted the entire south and then a Georgian state historian responded embarrassingly. Mencken writes,
It is as if the Civil War stamped out every last bearer of the torch, and left only a mob of peasants on the field. One thinks of Asia Minor, resigned to Armenians, Greeks and wild swine, of Poland abandoned to the Poles. In all that gargantuan paradise of the fourth-rate there is not a single picture gallery worth going into, or a single orchestra capable of playing the nine symphonies of Beethoven, or a single opera-house, or a single theater devoted to decent plays, or a single public monument (built since the war) that is worth looking at, or a single workshop devoted to the making of beautiful things. Once you have counted Robert Loveman (an Ohioan by birth) and John McClure (an Oklahoman) you will not find a single southern poet above the rank of a neighborhood rhymester. Once you have counted James Branch Cabell (a lingering survivor of the ancien régime: a scarlet dragonfly imbedded in opaque amber) you will not find a single southern prose writer who can actually write.[Pg 139] And once you have—but when you come to critics, musical composers, painters, sculptors, architects and the like, you will have to give it up, for there is not even a bad one between the Potomac mud-flats and the Gulf. Nor an historian. Nor a sociologist. Nor a philosopher. Nor a theologian. Nor a scientist. In all these fields the south is an awe-inspiring blank—a brother to Portugal, Serbia and Esthonia."
The state historian of Georgia's (accidentally) hilarious reply:
Who has not heard of Asa G. Candler, whose name is synonymous with Coca-Cola, a Georgia product?
The first Sunday-school in the world was opened in Savannah.
Who does not recall with pleasure the writings of Frank L. Stanton, Georgia's brilliant poet?
Georgia was the first state to organize a Boys' Corn Club in the South—Newton county, 1904.
The first to suggest a common United Daughters of the Confederacy badge was Mrs. Raynes, of Georgia.
The first to suggest a state historian of the United Daughters of the Confederacy was Mrs. C. Helen Plane (Macon convention, 1896).
The first to suggest putting to music Heber's "From Green-land's Icy Mountains" was Mrs. F. R. Goulding, of Savannah--
--a defense more insulting than the attack.


On behalf of The Melvin Law Firm posted in Doctor Errors on Thursday, May 26, 2016.
With each passing year, the practice of medicine becomes more and more specialized. While this is a good thing to a certain degree, it can also lead to confusion. For example, family doctors don't often know when they should diagnose a patient or refer him or her to another medical professional.
There are many reasons why doctors fail to refer. For example, doctors are faced with financial pressure because they don't want to lose your business. Along with this, doctors often neglect to do this because of a misdiagnosis. They fail to identify what is actually wrong with you, so they have no reason to refer you to somebody else.
In a perfect world, a family doctor would have no problem referring a patient when it is necessary. In the real world, however, this does not always happen. Instead, a doctor attempts to do everything on his or her own, which can lead to trouble in the future.
At our law firm, we understand how important it is for doctors to refer patients to other medical professionals when necessary. We also know that this does not always happen, and that the patient can be harmed as a result.
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Category: Critical and Theoretical Studies
This week I watched a film about documentary photographer Don McCullin.
He is known particularly for the war and famine documentary photographs that he has taken over the past forty or so years. What struck me most about him is that even though he has been to some terrible places and seen some appalling things he doesn't appear to have been hardened by the experience. He still seems to be very sensitive to the victims that he has photographed over the years.
He began his career working for the Observer magazine in 1959 by shooting photos of the boys he grew up with in Finsbury Park but his first experience of conflict was in Vietnam where he was shocked to see his first execution. Sadly it wasn't the last execution he witnessed and he speaks of how he never wants to glamourise death. At times he has even deliberately put his camera away and stopped taking photos, especially when soldiers or mercenaries have been showing off in front of him.
Over the years he has worked for several newspapers and magazines including the Observer and Sunday Times magazines, but many of his assignments have been through his own intuition or determination and he has gone to dangerous places because he chose to go and wanted to go. He clearly enjoyed the thrill of being in war zones but he has always battled inside his own head about why he was going and what his purpose was.
"You have a moral sense of purpose and duty, you have to work out which of those purposes and duty you're there for. Its very difficult too, you want to take this picture and you want to stop it."
And that desire to 'stop it' has been what has caused him to intervene in some situations. He never wanted to to be a voyeur who simply looked. He describes the time when he carried an elderly lady to safety in Cyprus and elsewhere he is described as becoming one of the troops, risking his own life in order to help rescue wounded marines.
"Photography suddenly didn't come into the picture even it was…, it had nothing to do with photography. After a while if you are that involved in that kind of situation, its not about photography, its about humanity."
He demonstrates a deep empathy for the very poorest people and it is their stories that McCullen felt he needed to tell through his photographs. He had a passion to report and thought that there are some things that can only be found out through reporting. He could get to places and find out information that even governments didn't know about.
"I'm a photographer. I am neither an artist or a poet. I'm a photographer. And one of the things I have learnt most of all, over and above photography, the very best qualifications you can have when you are in this situation and you are exercising this duty as a photographer or whatever, reporter is that it's much better to be on the side of humanity."
In terms of his photography he suggests looking for the little things, saying that they tell you more about a situation than the more obvious things and highlights a photograph he took during the civil war in Cyprus where a beautiful dog is in the middle of a team of fighting men who are crouching with old rifles behind a makeshift barricade.
McCullin feels that it is "My duty is to be there (in a war) for a reason, not just to have a bloody good time." He always wanted his photos to be hard hitting and make the situation real for his viewers.
Shell Shocked Soldier
However it was the honesty of McCullin's photographs that eventually worked against him. He wasn't allowed to go and photograph the war in the Falklands for reasons that were never made clear but most likely because the forces were uncomfortable about McCullin's honest and dangerous reputation. Soldiers felt that they had been let down by the media during the Vietnam war and now the forces wanted to carefully control the images that are released during war time.
I was building a reputation as a war photographer, which today I really detest. I worked for it and then when I suddenly felt that I was being acclaimed as a war photographer, suddenly I felt uncomfortable and dirty. I felt being call a war photographer was like being called a mercenary.
Today Don McCullin spends his time photographing the English landscape. It seems to me to be a welcome change from the haunting images of war, famine and atrocity that he has previously photographed.
Author AlisonJRPosted on December 19, 2014 December 22, 2014 Categories Critical and Theoretical Studies, Photographic PracticeTags documentary, film review, Photographer
Edward Burtynsky is a renowned Canadian fine art / documentary photographer whose work documents man's devastating effect on our world. His very large photographs of sweeping landscapes are stunningly beautiful but also somewhat uncomfortable to look at.
In his photos I can see a clear influence from people like Ansel Adams whose landscapes, particularly of Yosemite National Park are breathtaking.
His latest work, simply entitled Water, launched in 2013 explores our relationship with water, our attempts to harness its power and the scale of our effect on the landscape. Most of Burtynsky's photographs are taken from high vantage points, giving a 'not usually seen view of the landscape.
I found several aspects particularly striking. This image of houses that have been built into a lake disturbs me somewhat. The sky reflecting in the water looks like oil and says something to me about the way humans are rapidly multiplying but water is a finite resource that we take for granted and don't respect and pour so much of our waste into it.
There is a market for waterfront properties that we are exploiting in this building project. I don't doubt that there is tremendous skill that goes into a building project like this but to what effect. Burtynsky could be criticised for being overly political with his photography or lecturing viewers about things they already know, after all who hasn't heard of global warming? But I think it is the scale of damage that we fail to comprehend and that Burtynsky highlights so well in these images.
VeronaWalkNaples, Florida, USA, 2012
Other pictures in this series include photographs of the Gulf of Mexico taken while BP's Deepwater Horizon well was pouring oil into the sea, the affects of drought on the landscape and how agriculture and water are so closely linked.
In Burtynsky's Quarries collection, this image of a stone quarry in Rajasthan, India, not only highlights how we are changing our physical landscape but is more worrying when you find out the lack of safety precautions at the site and the number of people who die in places like this on a monthly basis.
Makrana Marble Quarries #13Rajasthan, India, 2000
Other projects look at the effect of our need for oil, mining, ship breaking and mass consumerism and manufacturing. More of his work can be seen at www.edwardburtynsky.com
I'm really interested to see how Burtynsky views his work and whether his images actually make a difference and change the way we use our environment. In these films Burtynsky talks about his work, his methods and his thoughts behind his projects.
Author AlisonJRPosted on October 11, 2014 Categories Critical and Theoretical Studies, Photographic PracticeTags Artist, environment, landscape, Photographer1 Comment on Edward Burtynsky
Robyn Woolston
We had an interesting talk from Robyn Woolston this week.
Robyn is an artist that works across several disciplines and is also an activist. Working predominantly with waste materials, she aims not only to make us think about what we throw away but also about how we use various 'waste' spaces.
In her work Robyn has used thousands of reclaimed plastic knives and forks, plastic bags, lanyards and plastic gift cards. Items that would otherwise be sent to landfill and take several hundred years to degrade
I really like the way her work is so focused on her message. She has a clear understanding of what she wants people to think about and sticks very firmly to that.
Robyn explained how her own work was informed by her circumstances and the the death of her mother, pointing out that discussion about waste is closely related to discussion about death.
It has led me to think about what I throw away and what that says about me. Perhaps my own Vanitas photographs should be based around what I throw away.
More of Robyn's work can be found at www.robynwoolston.com
Author AlisonJRPosted on October 4, 2014 October 3, 2014 Categories Critical and Theoretical Studies, Studio PracticeTags Artist, recycling, Vanitas, Waste


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These Adjustable Buttons Can Make Your Jeans Fit Perfectly
January 6, 2023 January 17, 2023 By Sherry Orozco
Recently, I bought an Aritzia's Arlo High Risepant. I really love these sleek jeans, but the thing is, it wasn't the right fit I was looking for. I was frustrated and decided to give it back.
However, cheap yet genius adjustable buttons. They are denim buttons with an adjustable option, so you can make your favorite jeans fit your body perfectly.
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In the Name of God, The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful.
Age of Moon: Waxing Crescent : ~ 1 days old.
Based on the Astronomical data report, the Sun sets at 6:54 Pm @ (296° WNW), and 7:34 pm @ (289° WNW) for the Moon which makes out around 41 minuets before each set below the Horizon.
On this day, the Moon sets nearly 41 minuets after the sunset, which makes the crescent sighting possible.
The New Moon will be in conjunction with the Sun on June 16th @ 18:14 UTC+4, and based on the astronomical calculations, the Crescent (Hilal) should be visible across the country and mostly in clear quality skies zones by using the optical aid and minimal chance by naked eye.
The crescent will be impossible if "not possible" to sight in most parts of the world on this day, however the chances to sight increases as we head towards south east; South Africa and South America.
Age of Moon: Waxing Crescent : ~ 0.52 days old.
Based on the Astronomical data report, the Sun sets at 6:54:57 Pm @ (293° WNW), and 6:03:11 pm @ (287° WNW) for the Moon which makes out only 8 minuets before each set below the Horizon.
The Azimuth between the Moon and the Sun is nearly 7° and 2° for the Altitude, which makes the sighting not possible.
Based on the astronomical calculations and personal experience , the Crescent (Hilal) will NOT be visible across the country on this day.
Please note: Ramadan will be 30 days InShaAllah, if the Crescent was sighted on Wednesday 17th June 2015. However if not sighted on that day, then Ramadan will be 29 days. It is highly possible to sight Hilal of Shawwal on 17th July 2015 across the country. For other countries such as Saudi Arabia, UAE, etc, They will sight hilal on 16th June 2015, since it's 29th of Shaban on that day. However due to the Moon will set before the Sun, it will not be possible to sight Hilal on that day, Therefore Shaban will continue its 30 days and Ramadan will start on 18th June 2015.
This is technical report only for sighting assistance, No final conclusion until the sighting has been taken place.
Ramadan Kareem and Eid Mubarak in advance to Everyone.
May Allah Accept our fasting, Prayers and good deeds. Ameen.
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May Allah look favorably on all of his people during the time of Ramadan and Eid and bring you all many blessings in accordance with his will.


On Saturday, July 12, everyone who is indifferent to the traditional Russian culture can come to the Park of 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg and attend the festival "Nevskaya Rus".
From noon to six o'clock in the evening, visitors can listen to folk musicians; watch melee fighting, or sing and dance in a ring. The festival will have fair masters as well. Organizers also promise contests with prizes.
The festival will bring together those who love the traditional culture of Russia. Entrance to the event is free and it is recommended to come in ethnic costumes. Things there will not only be for adults but also for children - for them, the festival will be equipped with a special field. Holiday guests can enjoy Russian cuisine made by ancestral recipes.


Chili is the best after you cooked it a long time or reheated it for the second or third time. Easy to cook and with very little carbs it seems to make everybody happy. Half my family eats no meat – so I just leave out the minced beef and reduce the spices – still super yummy! You can hardly go wrong here – just make sure to get some really ripe, fleshy tomatoes – otherwise it gets watery and you need to compensate with more tomato paste.


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Nigeria's transition to a cashless economy
Changing the way forward: Interswitch's group managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Mitchell Elegbe is the founder of Nigeria's first electronic payments system and the leading figure in its move from a largely cash economy to embracing online payment facilities.
Writer Ian Armitage
Project manager: Donovan Smith
It's unusual for a leading businessman to welcome competition but that's what Interswitch Transnational Holdings Group Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer Mitchell Elegbe is doing.
The founder of Nigeria's first electronic payments system and the leading figure in its move from a largely cash economy to embracing online payment facilities, he emphasises that he is happy about the entry of international players like Mastercard and Visa into the domestic market.
This may well have to do with his holding company's move on 1 April 2013 which divided Interswitch's core businesses into Verve International and Interswitch Switching and Processing. Verve International, led by Charles Ifedi, will concentrate on growing its pan African chip + PIN payment card and compete with its international rivals at a banking level.
The split also leaves Verve able to drive its payment card business into the international market and focus on its new business alliance with the Discover and Diners Club International network. Thanks to the deal its cards will be accepted at ATMs and PoS machines in over 185 countries for cash transactions and purchases.
And this is something Elegbe is excited about as it also signifies a big shift in Nigerian society.
While traditionally only the wealthy have travelled abroad, the "middle-class is growing and people you never thought would travel are saving enough money and wanting to go on vacation to the UK and to see family in the U.S.," he says.
However there was dissonance between this new travel and reluctance on both their part and by some overseas institutions to use and accept the Verve card.
This can now change and as Elegbe says "through Discover we can use these cards in the U.S. and the UK".
He is happy with the strategic alliance which is he feels "value for Verve, value for Discover, value for Interswitch, and most importantly, value for our customers."
The company division leaves Interswitch Switching and Processing, led by Akeem Lawal, free to forge alliances with all competitors, look at ways to transfer its infrastructure expertise to other African countries and process transactions from all payment cards.
"We realised that if we were going to compete in equal ways and use the infrastructure then there had to be a way to separate our domestic business, which was going to compete with the likes of Mastercard and Visa and the Switching infrastructure which is something to be shared," says Elegbe.
A pioneer who started his business in 2002 when there was wide scepticism in Nigeria about trusting electronic banking and virtually no connectivity between banks electronically, he says he is happy to have the international companies "focus on creating a serious and valid market".
Of course, the fact that they are using and paying to use his infrastructure, built partially to provide ATM card technology – must make it all the more enjoyable.
And it's an impressive infrastructure as after a mere 11 years, Nigeria has almost 12,000 ATMs, several internet portals and over 130,000 point-of-sale machines. And more than 18 million Nigerians carry a Verve card.
Elegbe feels the customers have benefited as well as they now have more choices and says "there is a business case for a domestic card scheme in Nigeria and for an international card scheme so they will have choice in both markets."
"I have a long-term view of the market and you have to take long-term self-interest into account," he says.
While the split is more than amicable, Elegbe had to ensure that the right governance structure was in place because while the holding company structure was retained there also had to be segregation and an arm's length approach.
"Verve has a separate board and we also had to get approval from the regulator and the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) approved the separation and confirmed that it meets the arm's lengths requirements," he says.
However, this is not the end of the story as Elegbe says he is looking, in the near future, "to announce the creation of three or four more companies that will become wholly owned subsidiaries."
The shareholders, which include private equity firm Helios Investment Partners with a majority stake, also provide a degree of corporate governance, he says.
When Elegbe started there was a shortage of skills as "nobody went to university to learn electronic payments" but because of Interswitch's success and the emergence of other players, people "now see a career in the field and view it as long-term and sustainable," he says.
And he welcomes an increased interest from the regulator and the "recognition that electronic payment is not an area to be ignored".
Personally he's enjoyed watching the business grow and employ 230 people and its effect on the increasingly prosperous Nigerian population. After all, Africa's second largest economy is expanding at up to seven percent a year.
Elegbe is also excited about the company's expansion into Gambia and Uganda and is happy to be exploring "how to take the model into many African countries".
As he points out, "no two markets are the same and you have to sort our particular needs" but this is a businessman who has made opportunities out of all sorts of challenges.
Looking back he is glad to have done well on electronic payments and all the benefits they bring.
Looking forward, aside from the company divisions and expansion into neighbouring and international markets, he is interested in how the company's structure can help build up the infrastructure of health, transport and even government institutions.
Interswitch has worked together with various public sector institutions and recently set up Smartgov.CRSG Limited, a joint venture with the Cross River state government which covers the government's identity management and payment systems.
It seems competition is what Mitchell Elegbe does best.
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