People often mix up whether they have a cold or the flu. The flu can cause uncomfortable symptoms like a fever, aching muscles, chills and sweats, headache, cough, fatigue and weakness, nasal congestion and sore throat, while the cold generally causes a runny or stuffy nose, sneezing, body aches and fatigue. Whether it's a cold or the flu, you don't have to suffer for long. In this episode of Ancient Medicine Today, I'm sharing 9 proven flu busters — that also work on the common cold. If you come down with a cold or the flu, these herbs, essential oils, foods and natural medicines will work fast to help you overcome the flu or cold quickly.
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In this course you will begin learning the art and science of data exploration. You'll also become familiar with some of the most widely used visualization packages in data science. You'll get the chance to explore a number of fun & interesting datasets such as the 2013 American Community Survey, pigeon racing data, data on the length of chopsticks and Marijuana prices in the US. After completing the course, you'll be able to upload your first Kaggle Script.
Bonus Chapter: Once you have finished your exercises on DataCamp it's time to start building a data science portfolio with your new skills! In this bonus chapter, you'll be given the chance to publish analyses on Kaggle Scripts that you've personalized with information from your own life.
(Basic) Visualize a dataset on US Baby Names to learn the popularity of your name or a friend's name in the USA over the past 100+ years.
(Intermediate) Create a polished analysis in RMarkdown that walks readers through recent changes at the college you attended or would like to attend. You will explore changes in enrollment, tuition, admissions rate, and degree types.
(Advanced) Each of Ben's scripts end with suggestions for creating an even meatier analysis. Which ones can you use to extend your work?
To start each exercise, follow the link to a script that has been created by Kaggle CTO Ben Hamner. Review the code or output to find instructions for creating a custom analysis. Then click Fork on the script to create an editable copy and get started.
In this first chapter you will use data from the 2013 American Community Survey to figure out whether it makes sense to pursue a PhD or not. The end result of this chapter will be your own Kaggle script that you can add to your Kaggle account.
Analyze pigeon racing data, discover the optimal size for your chopsticks, plot Spanish silver production in the 18th century and map the average price of marijuana in the different states of the US.


The pen is the most powerful weapon in the world, there are various roles a pen can play. There is a pen for the king, politician, lawyer, doctor, engineer, teacher etc everyone on this planet is using the pen in one way or other. In Islam pen got ultimate priority, be it decree of Allah which is mentioned in the Quran "And if all the trees on earth were pens, and the sea [were ink] with seven more seas to supply it, the words of God could not be exhausted. Indeed, God is Mighty, Wise" (Quran, 31:27) or be it the first revelation of the Quran "Read in the name of your Lord who created; He created man from a clinging clot. Read, for your Lord is the Most Generous, who taught by the pen, who taught man what he did not know (Quran, 96:1-5)".
The pen we use can be of any price, it can be of some rupees, it can be of thousands of rupees, some pens are made of gold and diamond, some are made up of wood, all of them have equal powers to attract the readers day in and day out. Pen strictly depend on purity of its writer, his chastity, honesty, truthfulness, dedication, and determination. Those who hold the pen in their hands must be on straight path, upright in character and must possess in-depth analysis or knowledge.
`Verily, I heard the Messenger of Allah say,(Verily, the first of what Allah created was the Pen, and He said to it: "Write." The Pen said: "O my Lord, what shall I write" He said: "Write the decree and whatever will throughout eternity."),this is the power of pen surely the most powerful object on this planet.
be blended with positive thoughts always. Let us remember: one pen can change the world. Let us remember Ink of a scholar is holier than the blood of a martyr. There is no doubt that pen is source of education in Islam, pen can put a man into the highest rank of human accomplishment.
Pen is used to record world history and its events. Pen has the ability to write down events in such a way that if one is hearing or seeing the events with eyes.Those writers are really blessed who use the pen to eradicate evil in the society, to refute falsehood and blessed are those writers who push their pen for truth, peace, and justice. One thing is worthy to note that pen protects the rights of people, pen has power to spread knowledge. Pen can be used by the common man as well as elite both of them can push their pen to express their thoughts, their feelings and both can write down day to day events which are happening in the society. Pen can be used by jurists also to dispense justice.It is clear pen can be used by anyone whether doctor, teacher or anyone else, everyone's pen has its own significance, everyone's pen has its own charm. Pen has power to change the society for better, there are thousands of writers who work very hard to use their pen for the betterment of the society.
No one knows the actual power of the pen until one uses it for the first time. We as students of Islam should use our pens to propagate the teachings of Islam in the light of Quran and authentic Hadith.
My Dear brothers and sisters whenever you hold the pen in your hand, hold it for truth, peace and justice.


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Look Who's Talking: "Conversations around American Gothic" at Cincinnati Art Museum
October 4th, 2014 | Published in September 2014
The painting at the center of "Conversations around American Gothic," the new exhibit at Cincinnati Art Museum (up through November 16, 2014), is a classic, yet has a whispered, cautious meanness that allows it to be both poetically absurd and ironically iconic. There's a Norman-Rockwell plasticity that is about to melt here; a force inside the picture plane is subtly vibrating with harsh concentration, and that blank, fraught determination is both aesthetic and philosophic. Grant Wood doesn't fool around in this double portrait of two "common folks" who seem bent on being so common they may evaporate into a cloudless day. That feverish anonymity gives their countenances a comedy you can't really regulate or even describe very well. It's just something about how their restraint stumbles when given focus, and their discomfort with being the center of the world is somehow touching and unnerving simultaneously. Wood does not actually, when it comes down to it, hate them or even understand them, as much as he finds them glamorously alien: that pitchfork being held by the patrician can read your mind if you let it.
In the handsome little family-activity booklet accompanying the exhibit, a question is posed: "Why is American Gothic the most famous American painting?" I guess the answer might be because it is so open-ended and intimidating. The farm couple can represent stern self-reliance or laughable adherence to old rules; you can read their coupling as shelter from a storm and/or as stasis that creates small-mindedness. In other words, they are brilliantly American tropes that dance around (without dancing of course) what it means to be "independent," standing their ground to the point they may turn into the background. That urge to disappear into an identity that is both mysterious and point-blank might be the Mythic America the folks who make the penultimate American TV show Mad Men are after (as well as many other great American writers, including Tennessee Williams, John Updike, and Joyce Carol Oates, just to name a few). This American Ideal is about "fitting in" so resolutely that you become some kind of heroic non-entity, tightlipped, perfectly calibrated and continually pissed off, "God Bless America" as an almost silent hiss leaking out eyes and sentences.
"Conversations around American Gothic" is a small, tightlipped show that practices what it preaches. It's installed like a piece of Shaker furniture. Only eight paintings are included. But those eight communicate to one another so well you feel like you're in another museum, one that gets rid of dross and frippery and just gives you art that you need, whether you like it or not. Thomas Hart Benton's 1938 Cradling Wheat has a muscular, roiling backwoods evangelism about it, with its shapes unspooling, it seems, from an exhaustion caused by work and fear. American Gothic's anonymity gets taken to another place here: we just see profiles and backs as men take the harvest in. And while the painting could be seen as a celebration of the working-class, it's also a sort of decorously gothic prayer to endless toil. John Steuart Curry is represented by three works, all from 1928-29 – brushy but precise evocations of tornados, baptisms, and "old folks," farm life given a golden oddness that makes you understand there is a way to represent commonness without being cute or folk-artsy: Curry makes little bits of cinema, burnished into memory, that embolden a myth without losing its core germination.
Grant Wood (1891–1942), Daughters of Revolution, 1932, oil on masonite, Cincinnati Art Museum, The Edwin and Virginia Irwin Memorial, 1959.46
John Steuart Curry (1897–1946), The Old Folks Home (Mother and Father), 1929, oil on canvas, Cincinnati Art Museum, The Edwin and Virginia Irwin Memorial, 2002.46
Grant Wood (1891-1942), American Gothic, 1930, oil on beaver board, 30 3/4 x 25 3/4 in. (78 x 65.3 cm), The Art Institute of Chicago, Friends of American Art Collection, 1930.934
Two other Wood pieces complete the show: 1931's "Appraisal" and 1932's "Daughters of Revolution." Both paintings show us a moment in time that is much like the moment in American Gothic: awkward and concrete, with a side glance borne of disdain. Wood is a parodist with a heart that yearns for a reality beyond a reality that he won't ever be able to parody. His fury at hypocrisy and snobbery gets channeled into a focus so intense the paintings look like snap-shots from a dream-camera. Both pieces let us in on American hubris in the form of stout, self-assured older ladies who seem to know a lot less than they think they do. (I'm sure Flannery O'Connor was inspired by both pieces; they can be read as still lives she brought to life in her wickedly sardonic short stories).
This past week, PBS showed Ken Burns' epic The Roosevelts: An Intimate History, which chronicles the lives of Teddy, Franklin and Eleanor during much the same time period the paintings in "Conversations" cover: the Depression. This era in Burns' sober, soporific and yet somehow transcendent documentary is given to us through Meryl Streep mimicry and black-and-white Big Ideas, through the lens of power, politics, and the intimacies that got in the way. "Conversations" flips the script, and gives us imaginative pictographs that bleed through meaning into what it actually felt like to be there. Comic, eerie, off-kilter, and precise, each of these paintings reveal an America solidifying into obstinacy and grandeur, while circumstance and geography start to transform into destiny.

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The third cancer lecture for the Computer-Aided Discovery Methods course taught at Baylor College of Medicine. This lecture covers cancer stem cells, differentiation, metastasis, and cancer types by organ of origin.
In this new series of lunchtime lectures, nine of LSE's most senior academics explain the latest thinking on how social scientists work to address the critical problems of the day. They survey the leading ideas and contributions made by their discipline, explain the types of problems that are addressed and the tools that are used, and explore the kinds of solutions proposed. Saul Estrin is head of the Department of Management at LSE.
(Editors note: The last few minutes of the Q&A session are missing.) In this lunchtime series of lectures, a selection of LSE's academics from across the spectrum of the social sciences explain the latest thinking on how social scientists work to address the critical problems of the day. They survey the leading ideas and contributions made by their discipline, explain the types of problems that are addressed and the tools that are used, and explore the kinds of solutions proposed.
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Q: Wrap Image with div on hover using JQuery I have to make a window whenever I hover over any image. The constraint is the window is defined and should not be repeated. Means, if I have 10 images, instead of 10 similar windows, only 1 window should dynamically change its width height and position (left, right, top, bottom) to act as a border for the image. The border effect can be obtained using CSS but I have other requirements for which I need this dynamic border effect.

Top

Bottom

This above div is used as the window. Whenever I hover on any image, this div should surround it. I don't want this div to be copied and associated to each image at a time.
JSFiddle

A: If the images are not thumbnails and they are different sizes then you can make a single container's width and height dynamic based on the selected/active image's width and height.
HTML:

CSS
 #container{
  position: absolute;
  width: 100px;
  height: 100px;
  background-color: red;
  z-index: 2;
  display:none;
 }
.img{max-width: 80px; max-height: 80px; z-index: 10000;}

JS/jQuery
 $(document).ready(function(){
    $(".img").hover(function(){
       //on mouseenter
       var img = $(this);
       img.addClass("this");
       var c =  $("#container");
       //change container width/height based on image size
       c.css({width:img.outerWidth() + 20, height:  img.outerHeight + 10});
      //position container
      c.css({top:img.offset().top - 10, left:  img.offset().left - 10,   position:'absolute'}).fadeIn("fast");
      //reset other images z-index
      $(".img:not(.this)").css("zIndex","1");
   }, function(){
  //on mouseleave
  if(!$("#container").css("display","none"))
      $("#container").fadeOut("fast");
      $(".img").css("zIndex","4");
      $(this).removeClass("this");
});
});

JSFIDDLE
Explanation
jQuery is the most powerful javascript library out there, I suggest you learn how to use this exclusively as it will sharpen your javascript skills and improve your UI skills as well. Typically I define my html elements using classes and ids so I can take advantage of javascript/jQuery.
.hover
I am using the .hover event handler which is explained in detail here. Using this event handler you can define the mouseenter and mouseleave using a single handler as the first anonymous function handles the mouseenter while the second handles the mouseleave.
.css
This jQuery method allows you to do practially anything you want to your html's css on the fly.
NOTE: outerWidth(), outerHeight() or width(), height() will have different results. Using which one depends on whether or not the element has box-sizing:border-box or border.
.css("zIndex", "4")
This is jQuery's way of editing css z-index on the fly. This is how the #container is able to overlap the other images not active.
$(this)
When you use an event handler (I suggest you learn  how to use as many as possible) with a css class the $(this) becomes invaluable. This allows you to isolate the element from the class inside the event handler.
.addClass("this")
The addClass() and removeClass() is how you can improve the user experience.
I use this alot with hidden and disabled where I need to disable buttons or hide them etc.
.not("this)
This is a quick and easy way to isolate the element for longer than the event handler is in scope. I use this alot in dropdown lists aka select lists.
fadeIn('slow'), fadeOut('fast')
Use this jQuery method with any html element that has the property: display: none. It allows you to toggle whether or not the element is visible which is an upgrade over toggling between display: none - block or inline
In closing
The one thing you must familiarize yourself with when it comes to event handling and that is propagation! When dealing with event handling the event listeners will listen for an event based on the following:
A: the type of event
ie: on('click'), on('submit'), on('mouseenter'), on('change') etc...
and
B: the type of element
ie: class, or html element (ie: div, input, select, a, button etc...)
This can cause erroneous results especially if the elements are created dynamically.
Get familiar with event propagation, event bubbling and event closures!

A: I used jquery's .hover(), .before() and .after()
https://jsfiddle.net/2fmo1xjm/3/
$("div > img").hover( function()
{
    $(this).before( `

Top

` );
    $(this).after(`

Bottom

`);
},
function()
{
    $("#top, #left, #bottom, #right").remove();
});

play around with it to get the window you want, and of course make it nicer.
Updated:
Use .wrap() instead. Has top and bottom headers if you need.
https://jsfiddle.net/2fmo1xjm/9/

A: Not sure about final look and behavior of border div (you can tweak it to fit your needs), but this should help. I made few changes in CSS, to make all works...

$( "img" ).hover(
  function() {
  $('.border-div').css('display','block');

     $('.border-div').css('width',$(this).width()+5+'px');
     $('.border-div').css('height',$(this).height()+5+'px');

      $('.border-div').css('left',$(this).offset().left-1.2+'px');
     $('.border-div').css('top',$(this).offset().top-2+'px');

  },
  function() {
    $('.border-div').css('display','none');
  }
);
.imageStyle{
  width:100px;
  height:100px;
  margin: 3px 3px 3px 3px;
  padding: 2px 2px 2px 2px;
  box-sizing:border-box;
  cursor:pointer;
}

#top{
  border-radius: 3px 3px 0px 0px;
 border-top: 1px solid #333333;
 border-right: 1px solid #333333;
 border-left: 1px solid #333333;

}

#left{
  border-left: 1px solid #333333;
 width: 5px;
}

#right {
  border-right: 1px solid #333333;
  width: 5px;
}

#bottom {
  border-radius: 0px 0px 3px 3px;
 border-bottom: 1px solid #333333;
 border-right: 1px solid #333333;
 border-left: 1px solid #333333;
position:absolute;
width:100%;
bottom:0px;

}

img {
  display:block;
  z-index:9;
  position:relative;
}
.border-div {
  position:absolute;
  display:none;
}

Top

Bottom

Important: to avoid problems on hover, border div is placed under the image...otherwise, there could be some blinking (when image and border div overlapping occurs).

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Book Launch: Flash: The Making of Weegee the Famous by Christopher Bonanos — in conversation w/ Emily Nussbaum
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Arthur Fellig's ability to arrive at a crime scene just as the cops did was so uncanny that he renamed himself "Weegee," claiming that he functioned as a human Ouija board. Weegee documented better than any other photographer the crime, grit, and complex humanity of midcentury New York City. In Flash: The Making of Weegee the Famous, by Christopher Bonanos, we get a portrait not only of the man (both flawed and deeply talented, with generous appetites for publicity, women, and hot pastrami) but also of the fascinating time and place that he occupied.
From self-taught immigrant kid to newshound to art-world darling to latter-day caricature—moving from the dangerous streets of New York City to the celebrity culture of Los Angeles and then to Europe for a quixotic late phase of experimental photography and filmmaking—Weegee lived a life just as worthy of documentation as the scenes he captured. With FLASH, we have an unprecedented and ultimately moving view of the man now regarded as an innovator and a pioneer, an artist as well as a newsman, whose photographs are among most powerful images of urban existence ever made.
Christopher Bonanos is city editor at New York magazine, where he covers arts and culture and urban affairs. He is the author of Instant: The Story of Polaroid. He lives in New York City with his wife and their son.
About the Moderator.
Emily Nussbaum is the television critic for The New Yorker, and in 2016 won the Pulitzer Prize for criticism. She has written about "The Good Wife," "Girls," "Mad Men," and "Scandal," among other shows. Previously, she worked at New York for seven years, editing the Culture Pages (and creating the Approval Matrix) and writing both features and criticism.


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Hamilton gets back to the business of chasing Vettel in Spa
SPA-FRANCORCHAMPS, Belgium (AP) As he prepares for the 200th race of his distinguished Formula One career, three-time champion Lewis Hamilton feels hungrier than ever.
He has Michael Schumacher's pole position record of 68 within his grasp and championship leader Sebastian Vettel firmly in his sights. Heading into the Belgian Grand Prix this weekend he is 14 points behind Vettel in their hard-fought title race. Pole position on Saturday would tie Schumacher's mark.
''Mentally, I'm ready for whatever's to come,'' Hamilton defiantly told reporters on Thursday.
''I'm here for blood. I'm here to win and I'm here to stay.''
The British driver came close to winning in his debut season in 2007, losing by one point to Kimi Raikkonen. The year after, Hamilton beat Felipe Massa by one point.
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The inconsistencies experienced by Mercedes, particularly with rear balance and tire management, have come as a surprise considering how totally dominant the Silver Arrows were over the previous three years.
Hamilton also feels he could have done more.
''There are a couple of races I could have done better,'' Hamilton said. ''I want the next nine races to be tens (ten out of 10).''
He definitely sounds ready to take it to Vettel. They have both won four races so far and had heated words after a tense racing incident at the Azerbaijan GP on June 25.
If it goes down to mind games, Hamilton fancies himself to come out on top.
''You don't ever want to show weaknesses, and don't want to show that you're struggling mentally or physically,'' Hamilton said. ''I take a lot of inspiration from Serena (Williams), (Roger) Federer and (Valentino) Rossi.''
There is much at stake with Hamilton aiming for a fourth world title, and Vettel a fifth. Vettel won his last title in 2013.
Vettel has matched Hamilton for outright pace at times. But the track at Spa - nestled in the dense forest of Ardennes and the longest in F1 at seven kilometers (over four miles) - is more suited to Mercedes because of its fast corners and long straights.
Ferrari's last win in Spa was Kimi Raikkonen's back in 2009. Mercedes has won the past two.
Furthermore, if Hamilton needs any extra motivation, he need think about only last year's race.
Although Hamilton finished third, it almost felt like a victory given that he started from the back of the grid after incurring a 15-place grid penalty.
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IKEA supports women artisans in rural India by bringing their products in store
Conshohocken, PA, 2016-Mar-14 — /EPR Retail News/ — "There is no better route out of poverty than the opportunity for people to have a decent job. At IKEA, it's a privilege to be able to work with social entrepreneurs that are helping make society a little bit fairer."- Steve Howard, IKEA Chief Sustainability Officer
IKEA supports women artisans in rural India by offering access to the global market. The social enterprises IKEA works with in India are managed and operated by women. Many of the more than 1,000 artisans are either shareholders or co-owners through self-help groups. Through these partnerships, IKEA is given the opportunity to work with skilled artisans in the Indian handicraft tradition and to contribute to social change. Together we design limited collections for sale in selected IKEA stores, enabling us to offer something really unique; handcrafted products from social enterprises whose main business goal is to change people's lives for the better.
For women especially, a sustainable income opens up a world of new possibilities such as opening up a new bank account, being able to invest in their children – especially their daughter's education. This also includes building their self-confidence and skills as artisans and businesswomen.
What is a social entrepreneur? A social entrepreneur uses business as a way to create social change. For social enterprises, business is good when people profit. The social enterprises IKEA works with in India are small scale producers of handcrafted products in the Indian handicraft tradition. These business enterprises are an additional livelihood to agriculture, which is the main source of income in rural areas of India. Managed and created by women, many of these artisans are either shareholders or co-owners through self-help groups.
IKEA works with Rangsutra and Industree in India who are engaging 1,100 local artisans to produce the IKEA collections. IKEA also works with Doi Tung in Thailand who engages 200 local artisans in the IKEA production. For smaller scale projects, IKEA has several local social entrepreneurs providing a single IKEA store with handmade products or services. IKEA has these collaborations with APIKRI in Indonesia, the Multicultural Refugee Coalition /Open Arms in the USA, Place de Bleu in Denmark and YallaTrappan in Sweden.
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Committee Clerk
Environment and Sustainability Committee
National Assembly for Wales
Cardiff Bay, CF99 1NA
Re: Inquiry into the general principles of the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Bill.
1.1 Play Wales is the national charity for children's play.
1.2 We work to raise awareness of children and young people's need and right to play and to promote good practice at every level of decision making and in every place where children might play.
1.3 We provide advice and guidance to support all those who have an interest in, or responsibility for providing for children's play so that one day Wales will be a place where we recognise and provide well for every child's play needs.
1.4 We worked closely with Welsh Government on its equally groundbreaking 'Play Sufficiency" legislation.
1.5 Play Wales is pleased to have the opportunity to input into the consultation on the general principles of the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Bill. We support the Welsh Government's intention to legislate to ensure that the needs of present generations are met in a sustainable way, without compromising those of future generations.
1.6 We are pleased to see references to and the inclusion of throughout the Explanatory Memorandum and within the Children's Rights Impact Assessment (CRIA) the local authority play sufficiency assessments carried out under the Children and Families (Wales) Measure 2010.
1.7 There is evidence that playing is central to children's physical, mental, social and emotional health and well-being[1] and play is enshrined in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child and elaborated upon in General Comment 17.
1.8 Through play, children develop resilience and flexibility, contributing to
physical and emotional well-being.
1.9 For children themselves, playing is one of the most important aspects of their lives[2],[3], they value time, freedom and quality places to play. Consultations with children and young people show that they prefer to play outdoors away from adult supervision – in safe but stimulating places. In this situation children tend to be physically active and stretch themselves both physically and emotionally to a greater extent than they would if they were supervised.[4]
1.10 We recommend that future guidance clearly sets out the important role that providing time, space and permission for play has in the well-being of children, young people and communities.
1.11 Play Wales considers that the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Bill does not give sufficient focus to the enforcement of human rights which we believe is a precondition for sustainable development and a prosperous Wales. Without acknowledging and acting to realise the rights of people, sustainable development is not possible.
1.12 We believe that the delivery of public services in Wales must be undertaken through a human rights lens and that the Bill presents us with a key opportunity for a human rights framework to be enshrined into law.
1.13 Play Wales would have liked to see a much clearer link between the content of the Bill and the realisation of children's rights in Wales. Even though the Children's Rights Impact Assessment (CRIA) states that the Bill will have a positive impact on children's rights in Wales, we are concerned that the Bill itself does not make direct reference to the UNCRC.
1.14 The Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act includes provision that 'a person exercising functions under this Act in relation to a child' ... 'must have due regard to Part 1 of the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child'. The Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Bill would be considerably strengthened if the same provision where to be included on the face of the Bill. Such provision would also ensure the Minister's duty to give due regard to the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child was clearly demonstrated. The omission of such provision would represent a missed opportunity to promote children's rights and the UNCRC in Wales in a way that will impact on the lived experiences of children in Wales.
1.15 The omission of any reference of rights within the overarching context of well-being is also a significant gap. There should be a definition of well-being on the face of the Bill, and this should clearly include securing rights and entitlements, in a similar way to section 2 of the Social Services and Well-being (Wales) Act 2014.
1.16 In addition, we feel that the CRIA overplays the link between the well-being goals and children's rights. While we do not disagree that the Bill could potentially help realise children's rights in Wales (through tackling child poverty for example), Play Wales would like to see much clearer evidence of how it will do so. The well-being goals, as currently worded, do not make any direct reference to rights. The equality goal should be changed to read "a society that enables people to fulfil their rights no matter what their background or circumstances", and clearly reference relevant treaties such as the UNCRC and the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR). This would ensure that well-being objectives and plans are truly rights-based, and public bodies would have to evidence clearly the progress they have made towards ensuring the realisation of human rights through policy and delivery.
1.17 We are pleased that the CRIA makes reference to children and young people's participation. However, while it does show that the Welsh Government has consulted some children and young people in the run up to the introduction of the Bill, it does not give any information on how their views have helped shape the content of the Bill. Article 12 of the UNCRC includes the principle of respect for children's views as well as the right to be heard, so it would be helpful for the CRIA to include further information on any impact of children and young people's views have had on the content of the Bill.
1.18 Children and young people frequently mention physical activity as a way to improve well-being. This 'sometimes takes the form of organised sessions, and sometimes referred to informal activities'[5] such as playing with friends in the local neighbourhood.
1.19 The 'Natural Childhood' report[6] suggests that 'greater physical activity promotes better mental health, and a sedentary childhood leads to more mental health problems'. The idea that exercise can have positive effects on treating people with mental health issues is widely accepted.
1.20 The 'Up and Running report[7] shows the link between exercise and its impact on treating depression. The report shows that exercise has the following advantages over antidepressants as a treatment for depression:
• It is cost effective
• It is readily available
• There are co-incidental benefits such as an improvement in self-esteem and physical appearance and no unpleasant side effects •
• It is a sustainable recovery choice
• It promotes social inclusion and is a 'normalising' experience •
• It is popular
1.20 Play Wales, along with other national partners, raised our concern, through the consultation that was undertaken into the Public Health White Paper, that physical inactivity has been relegated to the margins of Public Health and we shared a view that there was an insufficient recognition of the importance of emotional well-being within the paper.
1.21 Play Wales and our partners were pleased that the Chief Medical Officer agreed to meet with us to explore our concerns.
1.22 In this meeting and subsequent correspondence, we were advised that the publication of the Well-being of Future Generations (Wales) Bill presents an important piece of legislation for the achievement of health outcomes across the public service.
1.23 We note that the 'Wales is healthier' goal which is included on the face of the Bill is accompanied by a short descriptor, which includes physical health and mental health and well-being.
1.24 We continue to promote the merits of Health Impact Assessment as a systematic way of taking health into account as part of the planning and decision-making process as useful one and we continue to call for this to be strengthened through a legislative approach.
Play sufficiency
1.26 Section 11 of the Children and Families (Wales) Measure 2010 places a duty on local authorities to assess and secure sufficient play opportunities for children in their area.
1.27 The Play Sufficiency Duty comes as part of the Welsh Government's anti-poverty agenda which recognises that children can have a poverty of experience, opportunity and aspiration, and that this kind of poverty can affect children from all social, cultural and economic backgrounds across Wales.
1.28 The Statutory Guidance to Local Authorities on assessing for and securing sufficient play opportunities for children in their areas (Wales- A Play Friendly Place) demonstrates that developing conditions to support children's play requires cross-sector work.
1.29 The Well-being of Future Generations Bill has the potential to contribute to and respond to a growing awareness and concern about play.
1.30 Statutory Guidance for the Bill should include explicit links to Wales-A Play Friendly Place statutory guidance and should promote a consideration of children with a strong recognition that children's play is important in children's lives and important for their present and future happiness and well-being.
1.31 Play Wales has worked with the University of Gloucestershire to produce a report that presents the findings of a small-scale research project.
1.32 The purpose of the Towards Securing Sufficient Play Opportunities: A short study into the preparation undertaken for the commencement of the second part of the Welsh Government's Play Sufficiency Duty research[8] was to:
• Look at what has happened over the last 12 months after submission of Play Sufficiency Assessments
• Look at how selected local authorities have prepared themselves to respond to the forthcoming commencement of securing sufficiency of play opportunities.
1.33 Data from this report were gathered through documentation, attendance at and notes from regional meetings to consult on the draft Statutory Guidance for the second part of the Duty, and semi-structured interviews with national and local stakeholders.
1.34 The report identified that there is a need for the Welsh Government to lead by example and be seen to work cross-departmentally.
1.35 The report ends with a quote from one interview about how the growing attention to play fits with a sense of what matters in life.
'I think it's a really positive thing and it is moving forward in all sorts of areas as regards town planning. We shouldn't just be dominated by cars and that adult control of the environment and control of life, so it is a whole consideration of children, what's important in children's lives and what's important for their present and future happiness and well-being. So I think there's been a growing awareness and concern about it in all sorts of different organisations and the media generally, saying we can't just carry on the way that we did, amassing vast debt and the whole disposable throwaway society, that sort of mindset, the whole thing to do with climate change, just the way people live their lives. The idea about play, the very free and open way, that it's not to do with material things necessarily, it's to do with open space, the attitudes and some resources of course but, you know what I mean, that fits well I think with the way hopefully society's moving and people are thinking at the present time.'
1.36 Towards Securing Sufficient Play Opportunities: A short study into the preparation undertaken for the commencement of the second part of the Welsh Government's Play Sufficiency Duty to secure sufficient play opportunities, written by researchers Stuart Lester and Wendy Russell is a follow up to an earlier report (Leopard Skin Wellies, a Top Hat and a Vacuum Cleaner Hose: An analysis of Wales' Play Sufficiency Assessment duty) [9] that explored how local authorities responded to the introduction of the duty to assess sufficient play opportunities for children.
1.37 Play Wales advocates for the provision of quality play opportunities for children in their own communities. This has included advocating and supporting the development of both quality staffed provision and quality spaces and places for playing, particularly in the public realm. We have produced a range of resources[10] to support those who plan for and provide children's play services and provision.
1.38 In conclusion, we welcome the recognition of the inclusion of information as to the sufficiency of play opportunities within the current documents accompanying the Well-being of Future Generations Bill.
1.39 Play Wales is keen to work with Welsh Government and officials to identify how best the commitment to children's play can be taken forward as part of the legislative process.
Marianne Mannello
Assistant Director: Policy, Support and Advocacy
Play Wales
Baltic House
Mt Stuart Square
Cardiff CF10 5FH
Marianne@playwales.org.uk
www.playwales.org.uk
[1] Lester, S. and Russell, W. (2008) Play for a Change: Play, policy and practice - a review of
contemporary perspectives, London: National Children's Bureau
[2] Funky Dragon (2007) Why Do People's Ages Go Up Not Down? Swansea: Funky Dragon
[3] National Assembly for Wales (2010) National Assembly for Wales Children and Young People's
Committee Provision of Safe Places to Play and Hang Out
[4] Mackett, R. et al (2007) 'Children's independent movement in the local environment', Built
Environment , 33, 4,454-68
[5] The Children's Society (2013) The Good Childhood Report 2013
[6] Moss, S. (2012), Natural childhood, The National Trust
[7] Mental Health Foundation (2005), Up and Running! How exercise can help beat depression. London: Mental Health Foundation
[8] Lester, S and Russell, W (2014), Towards Securing Sufficient Play Opportunities: A short study into the preparation undertaken for the commencement of the second part of the Welsh Government's Play Sufficiency Duty to secure sufficient play opportunities. Cardiff: Play Wales and the University of Gloucestershire.
[9] Lester, S and Russell, W (2013), Leopard Skin Wellies, a Top Hat and a Vacuum Cleaner Hose: An analysis of Wales' Play Sufficiency Assessment duty). Cardiff: Play Wales and the University of Gloucestershire.
[10] http://www.playwales.org.uk/eng/informationsheets


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How Do Airsoft Guns Work?
January 7, 2020 June 1, 2019 by Richard Williams
Airsoft is a recreational sport that is regulated as a sporting competition. To participate in Airsoft sports, it is very necessary to have an Airsoft gun. Airsoft guns are not classified as firearms. They are mainly made from plastic materials but they are designed to look like real guns.
The guns are usually made of plastic and contains some few metal internals. If you have interest in getting yourself an Airsoft gun, read this article to understand the types of Airsoft guns and how they work.
Types of Airsoft Guns
Before we get into how airsoft guns work, let us first understand the different types of airsoft guns that are available. They include the following:
Spring Airsoft Gun
These are Airsoft guns which are powered by a spring. They are single-shot guns at a time. They depend on the potential energy stored in the spring. When this energy is converted into kinetic energy by suspending the spring. It compresses air in the gun which triggers an Airsoft pellet through the nozzle.
Gas Airsoft Gun
Just the name suggests a gas airsoft gun utilizes the use of gas as its power source. Unlike the spring airsoft gun, you don't need to cock each and every time. This compressed gas is used to expel the airsoft pallet through the chamber and out of the gun through to the target. The slide kicks back after every shot.
Electric Airsoft Guns (AEG's)
These airsoft guns are electric-powered and they make use of a rechargeable battery. These batteries drive an electric motor. This, in turn, rotates a piston in order to send-off a pallet. They are automatic in their structure this leads them to also be called Automatic Electric guns. Their operation is almost similar to that of a real rifle. They are commonly used.
High-Pressure Airsoft Guns (HPA)
High-Pressure Airsoft guns are highly reliable when it comes to velocity consistency. This is due to their functionality. They are the most efficient when it comes to speed among the four. Nevertheless, they are the most expensive ones. They make use of compressed air under very high pressure similar to the hydraulic pump. It also has a control unit to adjust the shots.
How Airsoft Guns Work
Airsoft gun work under the pascal principles mechanism. Airsoft guns are recreational guns used to shoot small round objects (airsoft pellets) or BB's at very top speed. Even though this speed is to it is usually not enough to kill. They are only designed for sport and Entertainment purposes only. It is in fact very impossible to harm anyone with them. One uses them to shoot at somebody for recreation.
Airsoft guns function differently depending on the types we mentioned above that is Spring Airsoft Gun, Gas Airsoft Gun, Electric Airsoft Guns (AEG's), High-Pressure Airsoft Guns (HPA). Let know look at how it works considering every type.
This spring Airsoft gun uses a spring to impact velocity on a small round object (pellet). This spring is triggered by manual power, this means that the person holding the gun provides the force necessary to tense the spring, when the trigger is pulled, the tension in the string is directed towards the pellet. This causes the pellet to exit the gun at a high speed to the target. Due to the fact that the spring must be manually cocked. This airsoft gun is then limited to one single shooting at a time.
Gas powered guns operate much like a Spring Airsoft gun the only difference is that they make use of gas. This gas is usually in a compressed form. This compressed fluid/gas is loaded into the gun. This gas is released in portions during its operation. This pressure by the gas is directed to the pellets.
This Automatic electric gun is the most valuable and almost the most popular one. These guns use batteries for operation. This power drives the motors which impart acceleration to the pellet. Because the motor runs continuously it makes the gun to be Automatic.
High-Pressure Airsoft guns are highly reliable when it comes to velocity consistency. This is due to their functionality. They are the most efficient when it comes to speed among the four. They make use of compressed air under very high pressure similar to the hydraulic pump. It also has a control unit to adjust the shots.
Airsoft guns are designed to resemble real guns and they are fun to use. These guns have accuracy features and they allow players to shoot from a long distance.
The above are the types of airsoft guns which are available in the market. And also, how each of the airsoft guns above works. You can order these Airsoft guns at airsoft stores in Toronto Canada.
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For over 19 years Mr. Nerswick has been assisting persons with chronic mental illness. His experience includes consulting with the Ohio Department of Mental Health on the Ohio Emerging Best Practices Recovery Model, Cluster Planning with Synthesis, Inc. which is designated as a Center of Excellence in the State of Ohio, consulting with the Cuyahoga Mental Health Board, the Santa Cruz (California) Mental Health Board, and providing services in the United Kingdom. He has written the Cultural Competency Standards for the State of Missouri, Department of Mental Health. He currently operates a multi-unit transitional housing program for persons with chronic mental health illnesses and addictions, as well as provides Medicare services for persons with developmental disabilities. His expertise and knowledge has made it possible for many people with a range of disabilities to reach new goals, while simultaneously engaging in society.
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Virginia Tech Hokies Defeat Miami Hurricanes 31-7 Amidst Torrential Rain
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The following post was written by Robert Miller.
BLACKSBURG, VA. — The grass was so soggy it prevented the Virginia Tech band from playing on the field at half time because the ground crew was patching it. Fans stood for most of the game, deciding that was a better option than sitting on a soaking seat. Players were sliding around as if they were on a slip-n-slide with water splashing whenever the ball or their feet hit the ground.
But something good came out of the rain, at least for Hokie fans: The pouring rain and a soggy field created a slower environment for Virginia Tech to upset the speedy, and favored, Hurricanes.
The following picture shows the water splashing under the feet of Virgina Tech's safety. For the second consecutive week, the Hokies got off to a fast start with an early first quarter TD that was set up by good field position. Last week, a kickoff return deep into Nebraska territory set up a TD. This week, a fumble by 'Canes QB Jacory Harris put the Hokies in the red zone and led to a Ryan Williams TD run.
It was expected that the Hokie offense would need to score without the help of good field position if it intended to outscore the Hurricane's offense. It did that early with a 48 yard TD pass from Tyrod Taylor to Jarrett Boykin; that gave the Hokies a 14-0 lead. The following picture shows the Hokies starting that 89-yard touchdown drive. After its second touchdown, the Hokie offense looked good at times but would not complete another end-to-end drive. The following video shows a four-yard run by Tyrod Taylor that set up a missed field goal.
After coming close twice before, the Hokies blocked a Hurricane punt for a TD late in the second quarter to give themselves a 21-0 lead. The punt block for a TD was a big momentum boost for the Hokies because they recaptured points lost from the missed field goal. The Hokies also experienced punting problems when a snap sailed through the punter's hands and gave the Hurricanes the ball on the Tech 23 yard line. The Hokie defense sacked Harris for a loss to neutralize the field position and forced the Canes to punt away. The following video shows Virginia Tech's Brent Bowden rebounding with a successful 47 yard punt despite a high snap.
The Hokie defense improved its tackling from last week and consistently applied pressure on Harris, even as the Tech lead increased. Sparked by a strong kickoff return, the Hurricanes scored a quick TD to start the second half. Other than that, the Hokie defense stifled the Hurricane offense. The subsequent video shows the Hokies defense swarming and crushing a Canes' receiver.
Virginia Tech's offense did better than last week but three of the four Hokie touchdowns came via the special teams and turnovers (Harris had a fumble and an interception). Williams helped Virginia Tech win the time of possession battle with 150 yards rushing and two touchdowns. The Hokie's passing game is still the big question mark for a team in the driver's seat to win the ACC Coastal division.
Fans and pundits had been calling for Tyrod Taylor to run more often and, specifically, to run on busted pass plays. Against the Hurricanes he ran 10 times for 75 yards and kept the Hurricane safeties honest. The Hokies move up five spots in the rankings to sixth with Oklahoma idle and losses by Penn State, Mississippi, California, and of course, Miami. Virginia Tech is now the highest-ranked one-loss team.
Thank you to Caroline Miller for providing the pictures and videos.
–Robert Miller
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Fort St. James skater Macdonald earns Oympic spot
Jamie Macdonald is going to the Olympics and she will be bringing a piece of the Fort with her. The 23-year-old from Fort St.
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Short track speed skater Jamie Macdonald of Fort St. James has been named to Canada's Olympic team fr the Winter Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea. She's scheduled to compete in the 500m event, starting with qualifying Feb. 10.
Jamie Macdonald is going to the Olympics and she will be bringing a piece of the Fort with her.
The 23-year-old from Fort St. James has been named to Canada's short track speed skating team for the Winter Olympics which start next month in Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Macdonald is slated to compete in the women's 500-metre event which starts with qualifying on Feb. 10, the first Saturday of the Games. Finals will follow on Tuesday, Feb. 13.
Macdonald is currently ranked second in Canada behind Marianne St-Gelais of Saint-Félicien, Que., in the 500m event. Macdonald's best World Cup result in the 500 came in September in Budapest, Hungary, where she finished sixth.
She's been on the World Cup podium twice this season, winning silver in the women's relay in Budapest and relay bronze in October in Dordrecht, Germany, the same city where she captured her first World Cup individual medal in 2015-16, a bronze in the 1,000 m.
Macdonald's racing roots can be traced back to her time as a club skater with the Fort St. James Falcons under coach Keith Gordon.
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You may experience a freeze during the installation of some GSX Gizmo components, even if ran as administrator, the Windows Installer Coordinator appears to be caught in a loop that doesn't allow the process to complete.
This problem is caused by an incompatibility between the Gizmo embedded MSI and Windows Installer Coordinator. The workaround for this issue is to "Turn off Windows Installer RDS Compatibility" for the duration of the installation.
Windows Installer Coordinator progress bar freezes.
GSX Gizmo installation progress bar stops during installation.
Run - gpedit.msc - click OK.
Restart the server to apply the GPO and to clear the prior GSX Gizmo installation attempt.
You can now run the GSX Gizmo Amsterdam CU1 installation.


Fret buzz is annoying sound that occurs when there is insufficient clearance between the strings and frets. This lack of clearance causes the strings to rattle against the frets. Fret buzz is more pronounced when you play open strings, as fretting a note with your finger conceals the buzzing sound. Fortunately, a Floyd Rose is double-locking tremolo system designed to banish the buzz. It is distinct from standard tremolo systems, because it's cavity-mounted and sits on a rocking inertia block. This design increases tuning stability. The Floyd Rose allows for easy height adjustment, so you can stop fret buzz without removing the bridge or adjusting the neck.
Unlock, but don't remove, the three nut locks at the top of the neck. Fit a 2.5-mm hex key into the hex bolt, and turn counterclockwise until you hear the strings resonate. The nut lock applies down-force to the string, holding it in tune. You can't adjust the tuning of the string with the nut locks in place.
Connect your guitar to a tuner, and tune it in the normal way. Tighten the tuning machines to correct flat notes, and loosen them to correct flat notes. If the tuner display points left, you have a flat note. If it points right, you have a sharp. If points to the center, the string is in tune. String tension influences the intensity of fret buzz. If the strings are loose, the fret buzz will be more pronounced, so it's important to tune up before adjusting.
Fit the hex key to the hex bolt on the tremolo arm side of the bridge.
Turn the hex bolt clockwise 180 degrees. This raises the bridge.
Play the top E, B and G string, and listen for buzz. If the buzz remains, raise the bridge a little more.
Fit your hex key to the hex bolt on the opposite side of the bridge. Turn it counterclockwise by 180 degrees.
Play the low E, A and B strings to check for buzz. If it's gone, lower the bridge slightly. Naturally, the higher the strings, the more pressure you must apply to fret the note. This can impede your playing, so aim for the lowest possible bridge height that doesn't result in fret buzz.
Raise the lowest side of the Floyd Rose bridge so the bridge is level.
If fret buzz persists despite bridge height adjustment, your neck may be bowed. Check for a bow by examining the angle of the string relative to the neck. If is sloped in either direction, this is a bow. Correct a bow by adjusting the truss rod. Tighten it to correct a back bow, and loosen it to correct a forward bow.


"What is happening out there?" This is the name of a new and already popular seminar from Tuff, which is about the strong winds blowing at the moment and the shift to a less hierarchical corporate culture that organisations are now facing. A side effect is a silent migration, happening under the radar.
Competent and creative employees are escaping large organisations because they have had enough. They seek a more human context to be a part of where their ability to see the whole picture and wish for sustainability are taken into account.
I have worked as a career coach for almost twenty years and although it's no longer my main profession, when I meet talented, valuable professionals suffering from disempowering leadership, I cannot help but offer my services and support. Very often they are competent women in my private network. Over the years I have watched this trend with curiosity. I myself was a refugee from the corporate world many years ago! If this trend was small trickles then, it has now swelled to a strong current – valuable employees are escaping large corporations in floods.
These traditional organisations see these people as interchangeable and don't realise that they are leaking wisdom, good ideas, entrepreneurship and commitment – the very things they claim to value when recruiting! Those who remain are employees who can cope with the environment and are probably more motivated by self-interest than the sustainability of the business.
Tuff Leadership Training partners with many large corporates so it is in our best interest to help them become workplaces that attract and keep these self-motivated and committed employees. It might sound black and white but I believe that many of these large organisations need to be mindful of talented people escaping and taking with them valuable skills and ways of thinking. It is the more human-oriented workplaces that attract these types of people and are able to keep them. I think this is just the beginning and I hope managers are able to see the consequences of this losses and make the necessary changes.


EDWARD IV. now felt quite sure of the throne, and he married secretly a beautiful lady called Elizabeth Woodville. When this marriage became known, the Earl of Warwick was very angry, because he thought the King should have married some one more great and powerful.
The Earl of Warwick himself was so great and powerful that he was called the King-maker, and he had done much to make Edward king.
Edward soon acted in many ways which displeased the earl, and they quarreled, and plots were formed to drive Edward from the throne. Among the people who plotted against him was the Duke of Clarence, King Edward's own brother.
At last the Earl of Warwick became so angry with Edward that he took him prisoner, and shut him up in a castle called Middleham. So there were two kings in England, both of them prisoners.
The King-maker, having made and unmade the King, now ruled the country himself for a year. He really had intended to make the Duke of Clarence king, but he found that even he was not powerful enough to do that.
In about a year's time Warwick set Edward free again and, strange to say, they made up their quarrels, and were friends once more.
But in a very short time they again quarreled; so badly this time that the Earl of Warwick, who had fought so hard for the White Rose of York, forsook it and joined the Red Rose of Lancaster. He went to France, where Margaret and her son were, and offered to help them to conquer England and place Henry again on the throne.
So one morning Edward awoke to hear the Red Rose war-cry, and two friends, running into his room, begged him to fly. "For," they said, "even in your own army we know not who is true and who is false, many like Warwick having turned traitor."
Hardly waiting to dress, without money or armor, Edward threw himself upon his horse and rode as fast as possible to the coast. There he found some ships, and with a few friends and two or three hundred faithful soldiers, he sailed over to Holland.
They were very poor, had no money nor goods nor indeed anything except the clothes they wore. Edward, who had one day been King of England, Wales and Ireland, found himself the next a homeless, penniless wanderer. And Warwick, in little more than a week, had deposed the King whom he had helped to set on the throne, and had placed Henry VI. once more there.
Henry was brought out of prison and dressed in beautiful robes, and, riding upon a splendid horse, was led through the town, while the people cheered and shouted, "God save the King! Long live King Harry!" Did he remember that the last time he rode through the same streets it had been as a wretched prisoner, bound and disgraced by the very man who now set him again on the throne? and did he remember that the people, who now cheered, had then cursed and laughed at him?
Although Henry was once more on the throne, he could not rule. He was like a wooden doll in the hands of a clever man such as the Earl of Warwick, and it was the earl and the Duke of Clarence who ruled.
Henry would have been far happier had he been left alone to his books and prayers. He loved peace, yet he was made the cause of war by the proud and powerful men and women around him.
Edward had been obliged to fly from the country penniless and almost friendless, yet he did not despair. He persuaded the Duke of Burgundy to help him, and soon returned to England with an army.
No sooner had he landed than people began to flock to him. By the time he reached Barnet, near London, he had a large army.
No sooner had he landed than people began to flock to him. By the time he reached Barnet, near London, he had a large army. Many who had joined Warwick now forsook him and returned to Edward, among them Edward's own brother, the Duke of Clarence, who brought twelve thousand men with him. There seemed to be no faith nor loyalty in those days. It was hard to know who was friend and who was foe.
At Barnet, on Easter Day, 14th April 1471 A.D., another terrible battle was fought. What made it more terrible was that it was begun and ended in a thick mist. In the white dimness, which wrapped both armies, it was difficult to know the Red Rose from the White, and indeed at one time the Red Rose fought against themselves. King Edward's men wore a golden sun embroidered upon their coats. The Duke of Oxford's men, who were fighting for King Henry, wore a golden star. In the mist the Red Rose soldiers, mistaking the star for the sun, attacked the Duke of Oxford's men, thinking that they were King Edward's men, and killed many of them.
From dawn to midday the battle raged. Then the Earl of Warwick's army broke and fled, leaving the White Rose victorious. The great King-maker was found dead upon the field, and Edward IV. was once more King.
On the very day of this battle Queen Margaret and her son, who was now about eighteen, landed in England. They had hoped to find Warwick victorious, and Henry on the throne. Instead they found Warwick dead, his army shattered, and Edward on the throne.
But Margaret was as bold as ever. She marched through England, gathering soldiers as she went, and at Tewkesbury another great battle was fought. Here again the Red Rose was utterly defeated, and Margaret and her son were taken prisoner.
Prince Edward was led before King Edward. The King looked fiercely at the young and handsome Prince. He hated him more than he had ever hated his poor, weak, gentle father.
"How dare you come into my kingdom to stir up my people to rebellion?" he asked.
"It is not your kingdom, but my father's," replied Prince Edward proudly. "You are a traitor. I should sit where you are. You should stand before me as a subject."
Then King Edward, pale with rage and hate, struck the boy in the face with his steel-gloved hand. The Dukes of Clarence and Gloucester, the King's brothers, dragged the Prince away and stabbed him to death.
Queen Margaret was put in prison, and a few days later King Henry died mysteriously in the Tower of London. Many people thought that he was murdered by King Edward's brother, Richard, Duke of Gloucester.
At last it seemed as if all Edward's enemies were either dead or in prison, and that he might really rule in peace. The Red Rose party was for the time utterly crushed; some of the great nobles even were seen barefoot in rags, begging for bread from door to door.
Edward never quite forgave his brother, the Duke of Clarence, for having, at one time, sided with Warwick. Clarence, too, was jealous of the Queen Elizabeth and her relatives, many of whom had the chief posts at court, so he quarreled with them and with his brother the King.
At last, an old wizard prophesied that some one whose name began with "G" would bring about the death of King Edward and the ruin of his house. The Duke of Clarence was called George, and King Edward made the prophecy an excuse for shutting him up in the Tower. He never came out again.
It is supposed that he was murdered, some say by being drowned in a cask of wine by the order of his brother, the Duke of Gloucester.
Edward IV. died in 1483 A.D. He was brave, but cruel and revengeful, handsome but wicked, caring little for the happiness of his people, and his reign was dark with many battles and murders. He had ruled for twenty-two years, during twelve of which King Henry still lived.


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Ioulieta Boukouvala; , (* 28. August 1983 in Ioannina) ist eine ehemalige griechische Judoka.

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Boukouvala ist von Beruf öffentliche Angestellte. Sie trat für den Verein Nikiforos Anatolis an und war sechsfache griechische Meisterin, fünf Mal im Halbmittelgewicht und einmal in der offenen Klasse.

Sportliche Erfolge

Europameisterschaften
 Juniorienmeisterschaft 2003 in Jerewan Gold
 Juniorienmeisterschaft 2005 in Kiew Gold

 Meisterschaft 2008 in Lissabon fünfter Platz
 Meisterschaft 2009 in Tiflis fünfter Platz
 Meisterschaft 2012 in Tscheljabinsk Silber

Weltmeisterschaften
 Meisterschaft 2010 in Tokio Bronze

World Cup
 World Cup Baku 2008 Gold
 World Cup Baku 2010 Gold

Grand Prix/Slam
 IJF Grand Slam Tournoi de Paris 2009 Gold
 IJF Grand Prix Amsterdam 2011 Gold
 IJF Grand Prix Qingdao 2011 Gold

Olympische Spiele
 Teilnahme an den Spielen 2004 in Athen
 Teilnahme an den Spielen 2012 in London

Weblinks
 Turnierergebnisse bei judoinside.com

Olympiateilnehmer (Griechenland)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 2004
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 2012
Judoka (Griechenland)
Grieche
Geboren 1983
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For personal needs: Father, I pray for a great move of Your Spirit in Odisha, repeal of the anti-conversion laws, and the Gospel to spread widely. Lord, grant continued grace, provision, wisdom and health for the Handys, their staff and the girls. I ask for more sponsors, house mothers, staff and more girls in the Homes, and that "Christ will be fully formed" in each of them. In Jesus' holy name. Amen.


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There are many ways to focus your studies or research in marine biology, and it can be difficult to know where to start. The University of Washington has faculty with expertise in a diverse range of research areas related to marine biology. To help you explore these areas, we group many topics of interest into four 'core research areas'. Click on a specific topic to find faculty who teach or research in the areas you're interested in.
Many Marine Biologists research specific groups of organisms. How and why did they evolve? What is unique about this group of organisms? Many people have an early interest in sharks, whales and fish. Try exploring a group you aren't as familiar with – lesser-known groups such as marine invertebrates or seaweeds may surprise you!
Marine Microbiology Salmon Sharks Fish Invertebrates Marine Mammals Seabirds
How do organisms in the marine environment move, get energy, or reproduce? How do they adapt to the stresses of their environment? How do they interact with each other? When we examine processes, we think about the physiology of an organism (i.e, how does it work?) as well as how that organism is similar to or different from other life in the ocean. This can advance our understanding of life in the sea, and may even have implications for human health or engineering.
Evolution & Adaptation Animal Behavior Genetics/Genomics
Habitats and Ecosystems
Marine life does not exist alone. It is part of a complex system of interactions with other organisms and the physical environment. Studying the 'big picture' through ecology or oceanography is a critical part of marine biology.
Salish Sea Ecology Tropical Ecology & Corals Oceanography Arctic Ecology Quantitative Ecology & Modeling
Changing Oceans
The oceans are constantly changing due to the natural cycles of tides or seasons to longer-term changes in global climate. Humans influence change in the oceans as societal and economic forces drive what we take out of the ocean and what we put in. Marine Biologists have an important voice in decisions about conservation and marine policy.
Science Communication Resource Management Climate & Global Change Conservation
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"it's almost impossible to consider basic and applied ecology as separate enterprises anymore, and many of the more interesting ecological questions occur at their intersection."
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Molecular and digital pathology – The future
Date and time Tue 21 Jan 2020 from 8:30am to 22 Jan 2020 at 5:40pm
Organised by Pathology, Pathological Society of Great Britain and Ireland
The 3rd joint RSM and Pathological Society winter meeting will give you a unique view of ongoing advances in molecular pathology and digital pathology with a focus on recent developments and themes for the future, including genetics and oncology topics.
Click here to view a quick guide on how to register.
Delegates will get an insight into exciting emerging novel technologies that are already being used, and others that are soon to be incorporated into these two cutting edge pathological disciplines.
Finally, delegates will hear about how innovative technologies can be used to enhance pathology teaching and training at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
Understand and know about digital and computational pathology developments including QuPath, PathLAKE, tissue phenomics, quantitative biomarker research, and optical imaging.
Be able to evaluate how assessment drives learning in Pathology and appreciate the importance of role models and how to inspire trainees to become teachers.
Understand and know about molecular pathology developments including in colorectal cancer, endometrial pathology, melanoma, breast pathology and apoptosis.
Understand how different mutant cancer susceptibility genes can interact during tumour development.
Save 10% when you book to attend 2 days. The discount will be automatically applied at the checkout.
We would like to thank our exhibitor(s):
Mavig, Pathognomics Limited, Pentland Medical and Process Record Slide (PRS)
Dr Ian Frayling
Consultant in Genetic Pathology, Cardiff
Ian qualified in Clinical Medicine at Cambridge and after initial training in pathology, he studied DNA damage repair for his PhD.
In 1993, he was appointed Clinical Research Fellow in the Family Cancer Clinic at St Mark's Hospital. There he helped to establish APC testing in familial polyposis and microsatellite instability testing in Lynch syndrome. He also helped identify the CRAC1 locus [now known to be GREM1] responsible for HMPS, and establish that the position within APC of an inherited mutation is itself a major modifier of polyposis severity.
His work now concentrates on mutation interpretation and systematic testing of incident cancers to identify hereditary cases, and he is also an assessor for the UK National External Quality Assessment Scheme in Immunohistochemistry.
He is a founder member of InSiGHT, InSiGHT's Variant Interpretation Committee, and the Mallorca Group. In 2015 he was elected to InSiGHT Council.
Professor Ian Tomlinson
Director of the Institute of Cancer and Genomic Sciences, University of Birmingham
Ian Tomlinson is a clinician scientist and cancer geneticist. His work is based on the discovery and analysis of cancer-causing genes, especially inherited genetic variants that predispose to cancer. Using these findings, his research extends to the identification of disease mechanisms in model systems, and to cancer evolution.
Highlights of Ian's work include the discovery of multiple Mendelian colorectal and kidney cancer predisposition genes. This has led to the identification and characterisation of diverse mechanisms of tumorigenesis, such as activation of mTOR signalling and failure of DNA polymerase proofreading. He has also led consortia that have identified many polymorphisms that influence the risk of colorectal, endometrial and oesophageal cancers. Again, this has identified important mechanisms of tumour predisposition, most strikingly the pervasive influence of variation in bone morphogenetic protein signalling on colorectal cancer risk.
Ian's work in cancer evolution includes both mathematical models and experimental analyses. He has focussed on the importance of selection in the Darwinian process of carcinogenesis, identifying several driver mutations under selective constraints. As a result, he has identified new models of cancer evolution, chief among them being the so-called 'just right' model, based on selection for an optimal, intermediate level of pathway activation in tumours.
Day one - Tuesday 21 January 2020 21 January 2020
Registration and coffee
Professor Mark Arends, University of Edinburgh, General Secretary, Pathological Society and Dr Emyr Benbow, University of Manchester, Manchester, Chair, Education Sub-Committee, Pathological Society
Symposium: Digital and optical pathology
Chair: Dr Peter Bankhead, Senior Lecturer, University of Edinburgh and Professor Simon Herrington, Professor of Pathology, University of Edinburgh
PathLAKE and computational pathology - education, analytics & discovery
Professor Clare Verrill, Associate Professor of Pathology, Nuffield Departmental of Surgical Sciences, University of Oxford
QuPath and image analysis in pathology
Dr Peter Bankhead, Senior Lecturer, University of Edinburgh
Intelligent software solutions support and enable pathologists to guide clinically relevant decisions
Professor Dr. Ralf Huss, Pathology Consultant, Institut für Pathologie, Universitätsklinikum Augsburg, Germany
Refreshment break, trade exhibition and poster viewing
Optical imaging – beyond the microscope
Professor Simon Herrington, Professor of Pathology, University of Edinburgh
Digital pathology and image analysis in tissue biomarker research – translating algorithms from research into clinical practice
Mr Paul O'Reilly, Head of AI Research , Philips, Belfast
Lunch and trade exhibition
Poster viewing and chairman's rounds
Education Session - Pathologists Must Teach
Chair: Dr Emyr Benbow, University of Manchester, Education Sub-Committee, Pathological Society
Assessment drives learning: pathology in the national licensing examination
Professor Mark Gurnell, University of Cambridge
Seducing your successors: how to be a role model
Dr Vimmi Passi, King's College London
Why I want to be a pathologist
Mr Sidhant Seth, Academic Foundation Year 1, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Glasgow and Miss Amber Matkowski, Medical Student, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust
How trainees become teachers
Professor Colin Melville, Medical Director and Director of Education and Standards, General Medical Council
Plenary Talks
3 x 15 minutes abstracts – 12 minute talk followed by 3 minutes questions and answers
Chair: Prof HI Grabsch, University of Maastricht Medical Center+, Maastricht, NL; Meetings Secretary, Pathological Society and Professor Simon Herrington, Professor of Pathology, University of Edinburgh
Plenary oral presentations
Journal of pathology: Jass prize for excellence in pathology
The Pathological Society's Goudie Lecture
Chair: Prof Mark Arends, University of Edinburgh, General Secretary, Pathological Society
Professor David Rubinsztein, Professor of Molecular Neurogenetics, Deputy Director, Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, UK Dementia Research Institute Professor, Academic Lead, Alzheimer's Research UK ALBORADA Drug Discovery Institute, Honorary Consultant, Department of Medical Genetics
Thank you and closure of day 1
Society dinner
Pre-booked only
Location: Churchill War Rooms - Clive Steps, King Charles St, London SW1A 2AQ
There is time before the Dinner (which starts at 20.00) to allow
for viewing the Museum (audio guides will be available).
Dinner ends at 23.00 (the venue must be vacated by 23.00)
Day two - Wednesday 22 January 2020 22 January 2020
Symposium: Molecular Pathology – The Future (Part 1)
Chair: Professor Tjalling Bosse, Leiden University Medical Centre, Leiden, Netherlands and Dr NP West, University of Leeds
The challenges of interpreting genetic variants
Dr Ian Frayling, Consulting Genetic Pathologist, Honorary Senior Clinical Research Fellow, Institute of Medical Genetics, University Hospital of Wales, Cardiff
Molecular genetics of colorectal cancer
Professor Ian Tomlinson, Edinburgh Cancer Research Centre, Edinburgh
Chair: Professor Tjalling Bosse, Leiden University Medical Centre, Leiden, Netherlands
Molecular pathology of endometrial carcinoma
Professor Tjalling Bosse, Leiden University Medical Centre, Leiden, Netherlands
Molecular pathology of melanoma
Dr David Adams, Senior Group Leader, Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute, Cambridge
'Rapid-Fire' Oral Presentations
5 x 5 minute presentations
Chair: Professor Adrienne Flanagan, UCL and Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital; President, Pathological Society
Lunch, Trade Exhibition and Poster Viewing
Chairs: Professor Simon Herrington, Professor of Pathology, University of Edinburgh and Dr T Kendall, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh
Molecular advances in apoptosis
Professor Stephen Tait, Cancer Research UK Beatson Institute, University of Glasgow
Molecular pathology of breast cancer
Dr Elena Provenzano, Lead Breast Histopathologist, Addenbrookes Hospital
Open discussion and closure of the meeting


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Les Panthères de Saint-Jérome sont une équipe québécoise de hockey sur glace basée à Saint-Jérôme, dans les Laurentides. Elle fait partie de la Ligue de hockey junior du Québec (appelée Ligue de hockey junior AAA du Québec jusqu'en 2014).

Histoire
La franchise est fondée en 1990 sous le nom des Rapidos et joue à l'époque à Saint-Antoine. L'année suivante elle est devenue les Jaguars de Louiseville avant de déménager en 1992 à Saint-Jérôme, dans l'Aréna Melancon

En 2001, l'équipe remporte la coupe du président et la coupe Fred Page, ce qui lui permet de participer au tournoi de la coupe de la Banque royale. En 2007 et 2014, les Panthères accueillent la finale de la coupe Fred Page à l'aréna Melançon.

Notes et références

Liens externes
Site officiel

Club de hockey sur glace au Québec
Saint-Jérôme
Club sportif fondé en 1990


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