How does maternal style, experienced over the first few weeks of life, affect later outcomes? Equally important, what is the role of an adolescent's temperament and cognitive skills? The quest to understand which factors early in development lead to positive life outcomes is an endeavor that transcends species boundaries. In this dissertation, I explore the nature of these relationships using data collected from birth to adolescence in a cohort of prospective guide dogs. In Study 1, I quantify the behavior of mothers (n = 21) toward their litters. The results revealed that canine maternal style can be summarized in one principal component that explained a significant proportion of the variation and was stable across weeks, variable across individuals, and related to maternal cortisol and experimental measures. In Study 2, I examine the influence of early maternal style on later behavior, as well as on success in the guide dog program up to two years later. I also evaluated the influence of young adult temperament and cognition on success. Measures of maternal style as well as adolescent temperament and cognition were significantly associated with outcome in the guide dog program, even when controlling for each other. Successful dogs had less involved mothers as puppies, and demonstrated superior problem-solving skills, lower levels of perseveration, and reduced anxious vocal behavior as young adults. Temperament and cognition are frequently assessed in tasks purporting to measure one or the other, but large-scale studies usually only include tasks assigned to either domain. Dogs in our study completed a battery of both temperament and cognitive tasks. Thus, in Study 3, I address the categorization of 'temperament' and 'cognitive' tasks using both confirmatory and exploratory analyses and validate the findings using subjective ratings from puppy raisers, salivary cortisol, and program outcome measures. Forcing tasks into groups defined by cognition or temperament led to poor results, whereas a bottom-up approach revealed that putative cognitive and temperament measures interact in unanticipated ways. Taken together, these results suggest that mothering and the not-so-straightforward interplay of temperament and cognition provide important clues to the future success of an animal.
Cohen, Emily Elizabeth Bray, "A Longitudinal Study Of Maternal Style, Young Adult Temperament And Cognition, And Program Outcome In Guide Dogs" (2017). Publicly Accessible Penn Dissertations. 2235.


I am new to the bookkeeping processes and working through the challenges of QuickBooks® as well.
My task is to invoice and receive Maintenance Revenues which include appropriation dollars that are to be set aside for long term reserves (repairs on buildings etc). These reserve dollars are are long term liabilities.
The total receipt of revenues are entered in the General Operating Account then the amount due for reserves is transferred to the Reserve bank account. That's the easy part.
But, how does one record the monthly receipt of the amount due to "reserves" in the Long Term Liability Chart of Accounts line item in order establish a balance?
I found a site that talks about non-profits and fund accounting. It may be able to help you out.
Check out freechurchaccounting.com. There is a page on fund accounting there.
If you contact Vickey with your question, I am fairly certain she will respond. Just let her know I referred you.
P.S. I have added on my "to do" list to write a page on fund accounting. Thanks Lee.


In case you missed it, The zombie issue part 1 of Weird Mask is out and ready for consumption!
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Plus it has TONS of artwork from the film Night of the Living Dead!
And it comes with your very own Weird Mask for you to cut out and wear!


Janet Brons, Author Bibliography: Mysteries, Suspense Novels, Thrillers, Crime Fiction.
(1) Liz Forsyth is an inspector with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Stephen Hay is a Detective Chief Inspector with Scotland Yard.


Escape Cay Consign is an escape game developed by Ajaz Games. You are stranded on an island and you must find a way to escape from this place. The only way that you can do so is by finding everything that will allow you to make a fire to attract attention from any ship that could passed by.


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Johannes XII, född Octavianus omkring år 937 i Rom, död där 14 maj 964, var påve från den 16 december 955 till sin död den 14 maj 964.

Biografi
Ottaviano var brorson till påve Johannes XI, samt son till Alberik II, som han som sextonåring efterträdde som patricier av Rom, och Alda av Vienne. Fadern Alberik var efter att han störtat sin mor Marozia 932 Roms absoluta härskare, och före sin död 954 såg han till att den romerska adeln avlagt en ed i Peterskyrkan att hans son Ottaviano skulle bli vald till påve vid nästa vakans. När påve Agapetus II avled var Ottaviano bara 18 år, och valdes till att bekläda den Heliga stolen den 16 december 955, varvid han antog namnet Johannes XII. Detta är andra gången i påvelängden som någon antar ett påvenamn; den förste var Johannes II.

I Johannes samlades för första gången den adliga och den världsliga makten i en person. När han råkade i strid med kung Berengar II bad han den tyske kejsaren Otto I om hjälp. Den 2 februari 962 kröntes Otto till tysk-romersk kejsare, och tio dagar senare blev Otto garant för Kyrkostatens självständighet genom Diploma Ottonianum.

När kejsaren lämnat Rom och återerövrat territoriet från Berengar, blev Johannes orolig över den tyske kejsarens makt och tog kontakt med magyarerna och Bysans för att förena sig mot Otto; men i november 963 återvände Otto till Rom.

Samtida biskopar påstod att det påvliga palatset under Johannes XII:s tid blev en plats för rummel och dryckeslag, simoni samt orgier. Han anklagades öppet för detta av en synod om 50 biskopar den 6 november 963, anklagad därtill för mord, incest och äktenskapsbrott. När han vägrade förklara sig, utan istället exkommunicerade deltagarna i synoden, utnämnde biskoparna lekmannen Leo VIII till ny påve. När Otto sedan lämnade Rom, utbröt inbördeskrig mellan Johannes XII:s och Leo VIII:s anhängare. Innan Otto kunde återvända till Rom ännu en gång avled Johannes XII, år 964; på vilket sätt är inte helt klart. Enligt ryktet avled han åtta dagar efter ett paralytiskt anfall han fått under akten vid ett äktenskapsbrott.

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How to Sync Any Phone to Itunes
Update 1/18/10 - There's also another option. It's called DoubleTwist. It was recommended by Leo Laporte on one of his podcasts and he's the most trusted man on the internet. I think he was using it to sync his new Nexus One phone up with his iTunes Library.
Cross-platform Salling Media Sync updated, syncs Palm Pre and other devices with iTunes and photo applications
Stockholm, Sweden—July 16, 2009—Salling Software AB on Wednesday updated its application for syncing media from iTunes to mobile devices.The new version supports Palm's popular Pre smartphone, and includes the ability to also sync photos, letting users to bring their favorite photo albums with them.
"I admit the timing of this release is no coincidence," said Salling Software president Jonas Salling. "We're betting there are a lot of Palm Pre owners who feel burned by the new iTunes, 8.2.1 update. But they can keep syncing with iTunes using Salling Media Sync! It's totally free for basic use, with no track limit, no playlist limit, and no expiration—ever. And it syncs photos, too."
In addition, the new version of Salling Media Sync brings compatibility with Blackberry Bold and Storm, as well as support for several new devices from other manufacturers.
Salling Media Sync couldn't be easier to use. Once the phone is connected to a USB port, the users simply select the playlists, podcasts and photo albums they want on the device. Salling Media Sync not only uploads the music tracks and podcast episodes, but also replicates each actual playlist on the device and—on devices that support it—transfers play count metadata for each item to the device, reinforcing the sense of having a piece of iTunes in your pocket. Pricing & Availability
Salling Media Sync 1.1 is available now through Salling Software's web site (http://www.salling.com) at no cost for basic use.
At a price of $22/ €15 per user license, the application intelligently updates your phone, resulting in faster syncs. Windows and Mac licenses are sold separately, and the bundle can be bought at a 25% discount. Salling Media Sync for Windows is compatible with Windows XP SP2 (with Windows Media Player 11) or better, iTunes 7.6.x - 8.2.1 (for music and podcasts), and Adobe Photoshop Album SE 3.2 or Adobe Photoshop Elements 6.x - 7.x (for photos). Salling Media Sync for Mac is compatible with Mac OS X 10.4.11 or better, iTunes 7.6.x - 8.2.1 (for music and podcasts), and iPhoto '08 - '09 or Aperture 2.x (for photos). Please see http://www.salling.com/MediaSync/ for details. Salling Software is a pioneer in mobile phone software for Macs and PCs and inventor of the award-winning Salling Clicker, turning a mobile phone into a two-way computer remote control. Salling Software is committed to bringing innovative, fun, and easy-to-use software applications to users worldwide. NOTE TO EDITORS: Press images are available at: http://pr.salling.com/images.html
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Step Inside the Secret Spaces Hidden in Famous Landmarks
They're some of the most famous places and landmarks in the world, visited by millions of people every year. But did you know that, hidden away in some of the world's biggest tourist attractions, there are secret rooms and spaces that only a lucky few ever get to enter. We're not talking about behind the scenes, staff-only areas, either. These are spaces that are (or were, or were supposed to be) open to the public, but unless you have a spare few-hundred-thousand dollars, know the right people, or are a 19th Century scientist, you'll never set foot in.
That is, until now!
Thanks to our awesome design team, we've made it possible to "step inside" these secret and hidden spaces, and find out what goes on. You'll visit the ultra-exclusive Club 33 at Disneyland, find out what's inside the Statue of Liberty's torch, and see inside a secret Pixar speakeasy.
So, without further ado, let's kick off our tour (click on the images to view bigger)…
Gustave Eiffel's Secret Apartment – Eiffel Tower, Paris – Built 1889
The Eiffel Tower is one of the most instantly recognisable landmarks on the planet. But did you know that the architect, Gustave Eiffel, built himself a secret apartment at the top? With a view of Paris unrivalled by any other dwelling, wealthy Parisians were falling over themselves to rent the apartment out. But Eiffel never let them. Instead, he used the apartment himself to entertain only the most prestigious and privileged guests. (mainly the world's scientific elite, Thomas Edison among them).
The Tower was initially intended as a temporary fixture and slated for demolition in 1909. Eiffel, understandably not wanting this to happen to his masterpiece, created the apartment to give the Tower a scientific purpose that would ultimately save it from destruction and shape the Paris skyline forever.
These days, visitors to the Tower generally can't go inside the apartment (although they do offer tours sometimes). But if you've got a ticket to the top, you can peer in through a window and see what all those wealthy Parisians never got to see.
In contrast to the exposed steel structure of the Tower, Eiffel's apartment is all paisley wallpaper, wooden furniture and patterned carpets. The furnishings and decorations are largely unchanged, and there are even a couple of mannequins of Eiffel and Edison!
Take a look at our floorplan of the apartment below…
Love Lounge/Lucky 7 Lounge – Pixar Studios, Emeryville, California
The creative minds at Pixar are behind some of the biggest and best family movies of all time: Toy Story, Up, Finding Nemo … But one of them is also behind a (now not-so-) secret speakeasy that's played host to some of the biggest names in showbiz, sport and business.
One day, animator Andrew Gordon discovered a small door in his new office. Being a curious sort, he decided to go through it, and found an empty space created by the shape of the building and its air conditioning system. So, he did what anyone would do: he decorated it with Christmas lights, lava lamps and leopard-print cushions and turned it into a bar known as the "Love Lounge". Pixar's then-owner Steve Jobs (you may have heard of him) was a regular visitor, although not being a drinker, he preferred to use the room to meditate.
Eventually, it became clear that the Love Lounge was a little on the small (and not incredibly accessible) side, so when Gordon moved offices, he created a new not-so-secret bar, the Lucky 7 Lounge. It's hidden behind a bookshelf, and is slightly bigger than the original. It too has played host to many a celebrity.
But don't worry if you're not Steve Jobs, a member of the Disney family or Dame Edna Everage! We've put together the best bits of the two bars in our graphic below, complete with poker table, mini-bar and velvet couches…
Statue of Liberty's Torch – Liberty Island, New York City, New York
Like the Eiffel Tower, the Statue of Liberty is also one of the world's most iconic landmarks. Visitors to New York can take the ferry out to Liberty Island (would also recommend Ellis Island while you're there), climb to the statue's crown and explore its surroundings.
But did you know that it was once possible to climb right up into the Statue of Liberty's iconic torch? By climbing up a narrow ladder hidden in her arm, visitors could get a 360-degree view of New York City's harbour. Unfortunately, during the First World War, a nearby explosion sent shrapnel into the arm holding the torch and it was deemed unsafe.
The torch carried by the statue today is not the original. It was replaced with a replica in 1985. You can get an up-close-and-personal look at the original torch (in all its shrapnel- and weather-scarred glory) when a new museum opens this summer. Previously, only those with tickets to the pedestal could see it.
Nowadays, it's only maintenance workers who get to climb up into the torch (there are floodlights in there). But thanks to our talented design team, we've made it possible for you to take a peek inside…
Hall of Records – Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Black Hills, South Dakota
This one sounds a bit like something out of an Indiana Jones movie, but it's completely real! Mount Rushmore National Memorial is a huge monument in South Dakota, carved out of the mountainside. It features the heads of former US Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt and Abraham Lincoln. Each head is 60 ft tall. The memorial was sculpted by Gutzon Borglum, with the help of his son.
Right inside Lincoln's head is a secret room called the Hall of Records. Borglum intended this to be a repository for important American documents and the story of Mount Rushmore and how it came to be (after his initial plan for a huge inscription alongside the presidents' heads was scrapped). There was to be a hall 100-foot-long, lined with glass cabinets. The Constitution and Declaration of Independence were going to be housed there. However, Borglum died in 1941, and America got involved in World War II, and the vast hall was never finished.
In 1998, though, Borglum's vision was realised, at least in part. A repository of records was placed in the floor of the hall and covered with a granite slab. This repository contains 16 enamel panels, inscribed with the story of the monument.
Today's visitors can't access the hall – it's considered not to be safe. It's hoped, though, that thousands of years in the future, the records will be unearthed, and our descendants will be able to learn the story of Mount Rushmore and its presidents.
But you don't need a time machine to see inside the Hall of Records right now! Just take a look right here…
Club 33 – Disneyland, Anaheim, California (also at Disneylands Tokyo and Shanghai and Disney World Florida)
Club 33 is a private members' club that has locations in several of the Disney parks, although the original is at Disneyland California. The original Club 33 was the idea of Walt Disney himself, when he created his first theme park in Anaheim, California. He visualised it as an area where he could entertain VIPs and family, away from the hustle and bustle of the rest of the park. Unfortunately, Disney died before he could see his project completed, however the club did open, and nowadays provides an ultra-exclusive experience for members.
Here we have a secret space that is open to visitors… if they have money to burn. The joining fee for Club 33 starts at $25,000 and can be up to $100,000, while the annual membership fee is anywhere between $12,500 and $30,000.
So, what exactly does a heck of a lot of money get you?
Upon arrival, guests are greeted by a talking vulture (his name is Alfred). There are 2 "salons": the Salon Nouveau and the Grand Salon, which feature bars and eating areas that serve exclusive cocktails and menus (it's the only place anywhere in Disneyland that serves alcohol). There are also several other rooms where guests can chill out in style – they can even eat on the balcony if they choose!
But even the super-rich have to "exit through the gift shop". Although, instead of plastic keyrings and Mickey Mouse ears, members can purchase exclusive merchandise emblazoned with the Club 33 logo.
Not got a spare £25,000 to burn? Never mind, we can give you a sneak peak inside Club 33 right here…
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Romantic inspired table- French Country Friday - Happy Friday everyone!
I will be working outdoors and enjoying all that glorious sunshine and warmth.
but with a French Country twist so it is even better.
Thanks Lory for organizing and asking me to join in.
Today I am sharing a favorite February table setting from the past.
If you have been reading my blog for any length of time- you know I am all about romance.
And romantic inspired table settings are some of my favorites.
or Galentine's Day get-togethers you might be planning.
hint: it might involve a video.
I'm so honored and excited to be joining all of you talented ladies - thank you so much for having me!


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by Joanna Grant
Khost, Afghanistan
In the blackout sometimes I think
I'm walking down the left hand side
of the road ringing the base.
Where it's safe. They say. But find
I've wandered way across the median
when I've wrenched my ankle stumbling
over the asphalt lip into the drainage ditch.
Sometimes it's taken more than an hour
for me to grope my way back to my hut
in the dark when I can't see the hand
in front of my face just like the people say.
My student Michael tells me his stories, that way out there
on the most forward bases there's nothing
but stars and sometimes flares, it's so black at new moon
the guys jerk off right next to each other and it's like
their eyes are shut. No one cares. In that kind of black
you can't judge depth or width. No perspective left.
That's what happened to Simon. He tried to jump
that drainage ditch at two am out of his mind
on contraband liquor he wheedled out of the Germans
over on the other side. They say his knee won't ever
be the same. They say he cursed and swung at the MPs
who caught him up in that last sweep with all the others,
the ones who crossed over the divide in the middle
of the night and now they're gone just whispered of.
Eyes averted I don't know but this is what I heard.
Mutters around the coffeepot before we plug ourselves
back into our movies our email tug-of-wars with distant lovers
staring into space wondering how it was we got ourselves here,
Stumbling down a pitted half-paved road with nothing
but the old constellations for guide—Orion the mighty hunter
running down the screaming Pleiades, his dog, too, and all
the monsters with the gleaming eyes the ancients traced
in their unpolluted heavens, back when all the myths
I teach to the weary and the dusty lit the warships home
and the legions all set foot sure in the unthinking dark.
Joanna Grant's work has previously appeared in Guernica, The Southern Humanities Review, The Southern Women's Review, and elsewhere. She currently serves as a Wandering Scholar for the University of Maryland University College, teaching English, speech, and humanities courses to soldiers in Afghanistan.


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Tenor Mark Padmore, violinist Pekka Kuusisto and the Britten Sinfonia make up American composer Nico Muhly's team for a new work composed as part of his residence with the Cambridge ensemble. Muhly unveils Let the Night Perish in a programme including Britten's Les illuminations and music by Purcell, Reich and Adams.
Mezzo-soprano Magdalena Kozená and pianist András Schiff head to Russia and Bohemia in the latest instalment of Schiff's Songs – With and Without Words series, performing music by Bartók, Dvorák, Janácek and Musorgsky. Performance on 3 concludes with BBC Music Magazine 2010 Award-nominated violinist Alina Ibragimova and pianist Cedric Tiberghien playing Beethoven Violin Sonatas at the Wigmore Hall, London.
Live from the New York Met comes Strauss's Ariadne auf Naxos, starring Swedish soprano Nina Stemme as Ariadne. Tenor Lance Ryan sings Bacchus, Sarah Connolly is the Composer, and Kathleen Kim takes on the role of Zerbinetta. Kirill Petrenko conducts.
This archive programme, directed by Christopher Nupen, follows Itzhak Perlman and Pinchas Zukerman's European tour of 1976 and features footage from rehearsals, performances and backstage.
BBC Four's Friday evening run of Christopher Nupen films continues with Tchaikovsky's Women. Nupen finds out how the Russian composer's greatest music was inspired by the fate of several heroines, and explores how Tchaikovsky's fascination with the character of Tatyana in Eugene Onegin led to his catastrophic marriage to Antonia Milyukova.


Should the piece of paper that my desires I wish to manifest are written on it, be placed on top of my Orgone Schumann Generator or underneath it? And should it fit exactly beneath my Orgone Schumann Generator?
You would be best to place the piece of paper that you have written your desire on top of or beneath your Orgone Energy Schumann Generator, and have the paper facing upwards. This will amplify the desire that you have written on the paper.
It does not matter if the paper you have written your desires on is bigger than your Orgone Schumann Generator or if it does not need to fit neatly under it.
For manifesting my desires, should the words be written in present or past tense, such as "I have" or "I am", instead of future tense, such as I will?
The fastest way to open up the energy of the Universe to provide whatever it is that you desire is to always write and ask everything as a "Question".
For example, keep asking "What Else Is Possible?" or "What Are The Infinite Possibilities?" or "How Does It Get Any Better Than This? As you ask these questions, you can actually feel that there is far more energy available to you, and the Universe can deliver what you desire faster this way.
As an Access Consciousness Practitioner and Bars Facilitator, I have found that "Being The Question" and always "Being The Question" opens up the energy and far more possibilities for the Universe to give you what you desire much faster. In fact, I find manifesting this way almost instantaneously.
To find out more about Access Consciousness. To understand this better, we highly recommend reading the book:"Being You, Changing The World".
When we place something on or under your Orgone Schumann Generator for "manifestation" we only write on the paper exactly what we wish for, for example at present we have a piece of paper under our Orgone Generator that simply states: "Perfect Health, Well-Being and Vitality".
Why does rubbing my Orgone Pendant between your fingers help with the manifesting?
Rubbing your Orgone Pendant on both sides between your thumb and fingers, increases the energy through your entire energy fields. This also assists with clearing any harmful energies around you. Rubbing your Orgone Pendant regularly boosts your manifestation powers and desires.
Let's say I desire to get myself a new car. Will placing a picture of the car I desire under my Orgone Schumann Generator, and on top of my written desire work, as the photo of the car is printed and wasn't written by me?
Yes, this would still work. Images as well as hand written or typed notes will all work well by placing them all beneath your Orgone Schumann Generator to assist you to manifest your desires.
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Published November 13
Doug Schoen: Count every vote in Florida
By Douglas E. Schoen | Fox News
Florida once again keeps nation waiting for election results
Statewide recounts underway in Senate and governor's races; reaction and analysis from the 'Special Report' All-Stars.
The 2018 election results in Florida are bringing back memories from the state's recount following the 2000 presidential election. My position today remains unchanged from what it was then: count every vote.
A week has passed since Floridians cast their ballots for governor and U.S. Senate, yet the close margins in both races continue to prevent the races from being called.
Despite Democratic gubernatorial candidate Andrew Gillum initially conceding the election, Gillum's decision to rescind his concession underscores that uncounted ballots may swing this race to either candidate.
MIDTERM ELECTIONS: DEMOCRATS, IT WOULD BE A CATACLYSMIC ERROR TO MAKE PELOSI YOUR NEXT HOUSE SPEAKER
At question in the gubernatorial race is primarily Broward County.
Broward County has been a focus of controversy over the past week due to claims from current Governor, and Senate candidate, Rick Scott who says that Broward County Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes has been involved in a wide variety of unlawful acts.
I disagree with Governor Scott's assessment and I firmly oppose all calls to end counting because, fundamentally, every vote should be counted. And since the gubernatorial election remains within less than one-half a percent, there should be a recount, too.
There is nothing more important than making sure that voters' voices are heard.
Further, the issues in Broward County increasingly do not seem to be an issue with ballot counting, but rather a human error in terms of the actual ballot layout. Similar to the 2000 election, poor ballot design may have resulted in thousands of voters missing the section of the ballot featuring the Senate candidates altogether.
Those blank ballots, in addition to the Senate race being within less than 0.25 points, make the case for a recount all the more important.
But Florida isn't the only state that remains unable to finalize statewide results.
Arizona, a state that had a significant amount of early voting, is grappling with the demands of counting all ballots submitted and ensuring there are no duplicates.
Michele Reagan, the Secretary of State for Arizona, explained, "One of the major reasons it takes time to count ballots is that there are hundreds of thousands of early ballots dropped off at the polls on election day – approximately 320,000 statewide this time. The counties are currently working to verify the signatures on each and every one of those early ballots before they can be tabulated."
In the wake of Russian hacking controversies surrounding the 2016 election, I applaud Reagan's efforts to ensure that the election in Arizona is conducted in a fair and secure matter.
While early voting has contributed to delays in getting a final vote tally, my position again remains unchanged: count every vote.
Vote counting in Florida and Arizona, while a painstaking and drawn-out process, only reinforces why every vote needs to be counted. Not only is it true to the democratic principles on which our government is formed, but the strength of the to-be-determined elected officials' leadership mandates also depend on it.
Let us not forget that George Bush won Florida in 2000, and ultimately the presidency, by a margin of 537 votes. As his successor Barack Obama once famously put it, "Elections have consequences."
There is nothing more important than making sure that voters' voices are heard. Let them count every vote, and even recount them if that means that we can rest assured that every voice is heard.
CLICK HERE TO READ MORE FROM DOUG SCHOEN
Douglas E. Schoen is a Fox News contributor. He has more than 30 years experience as a pollster and political consultant. His new book is "Putin's Master Plan".. Follow him on Twitter @DouglasESchoen.


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Сезон Формулы-1 1959 года — 10-й чемпионат мира по автогонкам в классе Формула-1, проводившийся FIA. Чемпионат прошёл с 10 мая по 12 декабря и состоял из 9 этапов.

Общие сведения о регламенте чемпионата

Личный зачёт
Очки зарабатывали первые пять лучших участников гонки, которые получали 8, 6, 4, 3, 2 очков соответственно. Дополнительно гонщик зарабатывал 1 очко за самый быстрый круг гонки. В личном зачёте гонщиков учитывались результаты 5 лучших гонок чемпионата.

Кубок конструкторов
Конструкторы получали по 8, 6, 4, 3, 2 очков в зависимости от результатов гонки. В зачёт шёл только лучший результат. При подсчёте очков учитывались результаты 5 лучших гонок. Не учитывались результаты гонки «500 миль Индианаполиса».

Обзор чемпионата

Кубок конструкторов

Личный зачёт

Примечания

Ссылки
 Статистика чемпионата мира на официальном статистическом сайте ФИА
 Обзор чемпионата мира на statsf1.com
 Статистика чемпионата мира на wildsoft.motorsport.com
 Статистика сезона, включая внезачётные Гран-при на the-fastlane.co.uk

Сезоны Формулы-1


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Home Sex Guide Ask a Doctor: Gender & Sexual Expansiveness
Ask a Doctor: Gender & Sexual Expansiveness
Enjoy our interview with certified sex therapist, Casey Tanner, who discusses readers' questions about gender and sexual expansiveness.
Q: Where can I find queer-positive, LGBTQ+ porn?
It is certainly more difficult to find queer porn that doesn't feel tokenizing or made for the male gaze. I find that the best, most ethical queer porn—or really any kind of porn—is behind some type of paywall.
Some people may feel uneasy about paying for porn. But, by paying for it, you're contributing to equal and fair wages for sex-workers and improved working conditions for queer people that work in the sex industry.
Don't hesitate to pay for porn! You're much more likely to get material that is high-quality and ethically made.
Q: How do you deal with others being biphobic towards you, especially in regard to expressions of femininity/masculinity in your bisexuality?
Unfortunately, biphobia is still all too common. Bisexual women are often accused of being straight women who are experimenting, and bisexual men are often accused of being closeted gay men.
If someone is doubting your bisexuality because of the way you present in terms of gender expression, what they're doing is making an error in not differentiating between sexual orientation and gender expression.
Gender expression and sexual orientation are completely different components of identity and don't have anything to do with one another. Your gender expression might be masculine/feminine, but your attraction as a bisexual person is to people of multiple genders.
People who are being biphobic towards you in regard to your gender expression are confusing that with your sexual orientation. When this happens, try to remind yourself (or them): gender expression has nothing to do with sexual orientation.
Q: The ways I want to express my sexuality feel so heteronormative. Is that wrong?
No, it makes perfect sense that your expressions of sexuality might feel and look heteronormative because heteronormativity is what you were taught and what was modeled for you.
If you are someone who wants to express themselves in a way that's more queer, the best way to break open the box of compulsive heteronormative sexuality is to expose yourself to queerer, more expansive ways of expressing sexuality.
You can start by finding media—watching shows like Pose on TV, or even the newer seasons of The L Word—that speaks to queer sexuality/romance and queer experience. Additionally, following queer creators who are talking about expansive sexuality (I do that a lot on my page) or reading books by queer authors will also help you deconstruct heteronormativity.
Because what you've been exposed to up to this point is heterosexuality, by exposing yourself to queerness you can undo and unlearn compulsively heteronormative ways of sexual expression.
Q: I'm a person who hasn't had same-gender sex. Am I behind?
The concern about "being behind" in terms of sexual experience is common, particularly for people who are coming out a little later in life. What you should try to remember when these feelings arise is that it's not you that's behind: it is the world and our culture that's behind in in terms of offering you the sex education that you deserved, as well as the knowledge that it's more than okay to express yourself sexually however you choose.
It is important to keep in mind that, because the world is behind, development of sexuality for people in the LGBTQIA+ community often does happen later in life. For example, research shows that people who are bisexual are likely to come out later in life.
Additionally, people in the LGBTQIA+ community are more likely to have same-gender sexual experiences later in life. It is perfectly normal for someone to not have had these experiences in their 20s, 30s, 40s and beyond. If you are feeling this way, you are not behind: your timing is perfect, your timing is queer, just like you!
Q: I love my partner, who is the opposite sex from me, but I think I might be gay…what do I do?
There are many different types of love: platonic love, committed love, familial love, sexual love, and romantic love. It sounds like you have many different types of love for your partner, but perhaps sexually and romantically the love and sexual attraction you have is directed in a way that's more queer.
To address this, you have a lot of options in front of you. There is no one right way here, and I would start by asking: "What feels like the most authentic path forward for me?" Don't be confused by thinking that "coming out" is the only way to be authentic. For some people, it is! But, for other people, making a marriage work by opening the relationship or having these conversations with your partner is an equally authentic way of moving through this situation.
If you think that your partner can hold space for this part of you, I might start by sitting down together, maybe with the support of a therapist, to have a conversation about what's been going on inside of you so that you don't have to hold this in and deal with it all by yourself.
Q: How can I feel validated in my queerness when having "straight sex?"
Straight sex happens when one or more straight people engage in sexual activity. If you are a queer person engaging in sexual activity, you are not having "straight sex," you are having queer sex because you are a queer person.
The way that you move your bodies, whether you're having penetrative sex or not, that has nothing to do with whether or not the sex you're having is queer or straight.
The internal sense of the identity you have has everything to do with whether you're having queer or straight sex. So, even if you're a cis-woman having sex with a cis-man, if you're queer, you are having queer sex.
Q: I don't know whether I'm asexual or not. How do I discover my sexuality?
Asexuality can be a particularly difficult identity to narrow down for people because it can be confusing in differentiating between asexuality and a low sex drive, or asexuality and difficulty with sex because of trauma. There's no right or wrong reason to identify as asexual.
In this answer, I'll include a couple of thoughts that might help you get started. If you find that every so often you have a desire to masturbate or have sex with someone because you feel your body getting aroused, though it does not happen that often, you may be someone who has a lower libido or low sex drive.
If you're someone who, across time, doesn't really experience arousal or an internal desire to pursue sex with partners, or if you find that you are not sexually attracted to other people, you may be more on the asexual spectrum.
One of the things you might find useful to remember is that many asexual people choose to have sex for reasons outside of internal arousal. They might choose to have sex because they find that sex is fun, or because it matters to a partner, or because they're just curious about it! So, choosing to have sex doesn't disqualify you from being asexual either.
Q: How do you distinguish the difference between enjoying wearing a strap-on and actually wishing that you had a penis?
One way that you can differentiate between these two is to ask yourself how you feel about the genitals you do have.
If you're someone with a vulva, how do you feel about it? Do you like it? Do you like being able to add a strap-on occasionally, to mix up the type of sex that you have? In those cases, you might be somebody who just enjoys using a strap-on.
But, if you're someone who experiences dysphoria around your vulva, or it causes you distress, or you don't really want it to be touched or enjoy having sex using it, or wearing a strap-on actually makes you feel more confident all the way around—maybe you even wish you could wear it all day—then you may be somebody who's experiencing some gender dysphoria or wishing that their body looked differently to match their internal sense of self.
No matter what feels right for you—the fact that you're asking these questions and doing this self-introspection means you're on the right path to discovering the answer!
Source: Lelo.com
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Marty Silverman
The man who founded one of the largest prizes in medicine in the nation
Morris "Marty" Silverman
The man who founded one of the largest prizes
in medicine in the nation
Marty Silverman's spirit of unselfishness and tremendous pride in Albany Medical Center and the Capital Region remains very much alive in the Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research. As the founder one of the largest prizes in medicine in the United States - at one time second worldwide to the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine - Marty made sure the prize would survive the test of time. His $50 million gift commitment made in November 2000 remains the largest in the history of Albany Med.
Perhaps due to his humble upbringing in Troy, NY, Marty had to be persuaded to abandon his desire for anonymity as the benefactor of the Albany Prize. His goal in creating such a prize was to help focus attention on both Albany Medical Center and the city of Albany as a national and international hub of excellence in the health care industry.
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In celebrating the legacy of Marty Silverman, we are inspired by his infectious optimism and joie de vivre. In awarding the Albany Prize, we pay tribute to this remarkable and generous man whose commitment to advancing biomedical research and supporting humanitarian efforts will forever be remembered.


Some interesting things in the Comcast financials for 2Q 2015.
Business Services revenue increased 20.4% to $1.2Bn for the Quarter! Almost a $5B B2B CLEC! Penetration at ~25% for small and less than 10% for mid-sized businesses.
Top 6 in Metro Ethernet ports in the US in 2014, after ATT, L3, VZ, C-Link and TWC.


and two other key role players back on the field.
"We're just a little bit off," Shula said.
Others could use some rest, too.
Carolina hasn't had a bye since Week 4.
Olsen believes it will be a huge help.
wonders for us," he said.
The Panthers will host a playoff game Jan. 12.
the San Francisco-Green Bay game.
six times in a 33-13 loss to the Arizona Cardinals.
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Q: Nested If Expression with user validation - repeating the prompt for user input Thank you @Idor I am making some progress but I am not 100% there yet. Right now my code looks as following:
def easy_game(easy_text, parts_of_speech1):
replaced = []
easy_text = easy_text.split()
i = 0
for word in easy_text:
    replacement = word_in_pos_easy(word, parts_of_speech1)
    if replacement != None:
        user_input = raw_input("Type in: " + replacement + " ")
        word = word.replace(replacement, user_input)
        while word != solutions[i]:
            print "Sorry, you are wrong"
            user_input = raw_input("Type in: " + replacement + " ")
            print i
        i = i + 1
        print i
        replaced.append(word)
    else:
        replaced.append(word)
replaced = " ".join(replaced)
print
#time.sleep(1)
print "Ok, lets see your results. Does it make sense?"
print
#time.sleep(1)
return replaced
print
#time.sleep(1)

print easy_game(easy_text, parts_of_speech1)
You can see I added the while loop. I also added an index and for troubleshooting I added print i to see what the program is doing. It still confuses me a bit or doesn't work as I would expect it. But being a newbie to programming my expectations are probably wrong. Here's what's happening:

*

*When you enter the correct answer the program continues to question 2 and also increases i by 1

*This works from beginning to end if you enter everything correctly

*When you enter the wrong answer you are prompted to enter it again. Good!

*However the user then gets stuck in this very question although i has been increased to the right value.

I don't really understand why the user would be stuck at this point when i has been increased, i.e. we would check at the right position in the list for the correct answer.
This is the full code of the game. I can successfully run it on my Mac but see the above behavior. Any thoughts on this by any chance? thanks in advance!
parts_of_speech1  = ["Word1", "Word2", "Word3", "Word4"]
        # The following is the text for the easy text..
easy_text = "Python is a Word1 language that provides constructs intended to enable clear programs on both small and large scale. Python implementation was started in December Word2 by Guido von Rossum. The most simple Word3 in Python is Word4 and normally used at the beginning to tell Python to write 'Hello World' on the screen."
solutions = ["programming", "1989", "function", "print"]
        # Checks if a word in parts_of_speech is a substring of the word passed in.
def word_in_pos_easy(word, parts_of_speech1):
            for pos in parts_of_speech1:
                if pos in word:
                    return pos
            return None
        # Plays a full game of mad_libs. A player is prompted to replace words in the easy text,
        # which appear in parts_of_speech with their own words.
def easy_game(easy_text, parts_of_speech1):
    replaced = []
    easy_text = easy_text.split()
    i = 0
    for word in easy_text:
        replacement = word_in_pos_easy(word, parts_of_speech1)
        if replacement != None:
            user_input = raw_input("Type in: " + replacement + " ")
            word = word.replace(replacement, user_input)
            while word != solutions[i]:
                print "Sorry, you are wrong"
                user_input = raw_input("Type in: " + replacement + " ")
                print i
            i = i + 1
            print i
            replaced.append(word)
        else:
            replaced.append(word)
    replaced = " ".join(replaced)
    print
    #time.sleep(1)
    print "Ok, lets see your results. Does it make sense?"
    print
    #time.sleep(1)
    return replaced
    print
    #time.sleep(1)
print easy_game(easy_text, parts_of_speech1)

I am building out a quiz based on raw_input using several different list operations. I also want to validate the user input against a list before moving on to the next question in the quiz.
The function currently looks like this:
def play_game(ml_string, parts_of_speech):
replaced = []
ml_string = ml_string.split()
for word in ml_string:
    replacement = word_in_pos(word, parts_of_speech)
    if replacement != None:
        user_input = raw_input("Type in a: " + replacement + " ")
        word = word.replace(replacement, user_input)
        if word != solution_list1[0]:
            print "Sorry, you are wrong. Try again!"
        replaced.append(word)
    else:
        replaced.append(word)
replaced = " ".join(replaced)
return replaced

In Line 9 I am checking against the List containing the solution words. Whereas the validation itself works the function just continues to the next question but I need it to repeat the question until getting the correct answer. I tried to reposition the different lines but simply can't get my head around it at this point in time. Where or how do I need to place the validation of the user input correctly to prompt the user for the same question again?

A: It seems to me that what you are looking for is a while loop.
Instead of:
if word != solution_list1[0]:
    print "Sorry, you are wrong. Try again!"

Try:
while word != solution_list1[0]:
    print "Sorry, you are wrong. Try again!"
    user_input = raw_input("Type in a: " + replacement + " ") # ask the user again
    word = word.replace(replacement, user_input)

This way the user will have to answer the question again (raw_input) until he gets it right.

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Q: powershell - cannot extract a specific field from a line that was selected from a text file Ok, so I have to make a script which needs to be passed the name of a protocol as a parameter. The script will search for said protocol in the file c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\protocol. If the protocol is found, then the script needs to return the port assigned to it.
I have no problem obtaining the entire line of information (which includes the assigned port) if the protocol is in that file...the problem comes when I need to extract just the port field.
Now, the reason why I specified in the title that the line comes from a text file is because I have no problem isolating a field from a specific line which, in turn, was isolated from a bunch of lines when these lines are the output of a cmdlet such as get-process. For example,
get-process | where-object {$_.ProcessName -eq "ServerManager"}

will yield an entire line but
 get-process | where-object {$_.ProcessName -eq "ServerManager"} | Select-Object CPU

will yield a specific field from that line.
Anyway, I apologize if the comparison is pointless or unnecessary. Here's the code for the script, which needs to be polished/finished :
param (
[string]$protocol
)

$lines=get-content -path c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\protocol

if ($lines -match $protocol) {

    $line=$($lines -match $protocol)
    write-host $line #prints the entire line, port field is the second
    write-host $line.split()[0] #this prints only the first field (the protocol name)
    write-host $line.split()[1] #shouldn't this print only the second field (the assigned port)?

}

else {write-host "Protocol not found"}

Ok, so, again, sorry if I made this post unnecessarily long...thanks in advance

A: So here's the thing, the .Split() method that you are using splits on the Space character. Every space character. So if there is 8 spaces after the protocol name, and before the port, then [0] = protocol, and [8] = port. Not so useful. What would be better for you I think would be a RegEx match. Something like:
$lines=get-content -path c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\protocol | Where {$_ -match "^$Protocol\s+?(\d+?)"} | ForEach{$Matches[1]}
If($lines.count -gt 0){
    "$Protocol protocol found using port $Lines"
}
Else{"Protocol not found"}

That match looks for your protocol string, followed by any amount of whitespace (spaces, tabs, whatever), then captures the numbers that follow it. The ForEach loop outputs the numbers (the port), to be captured by $Lines. Then the rest should be easy enough to follow.
Edit: To expand on why it doesn't work like your Get-Process example, that's because the cmdlet Get-Process returns a collection of objects, and those objects have several properties, such as CPU, PID, Path, etc. You can select one of those properties to display as you showed. The lines in the text file are just strings. Strings are objects, sure, but they only have one functional property, and that's the text stored within them (yes, they have methods, but we're just talking properties that could store a value here). So there's no properties to select like there was when you ran Get-Process. I hope that helps clear that up.
Edit2: Ok, if we want to avoid RegEx (which you should totally read up on and learn if you plan to do any parsing or string manipulation), we can use split still. Grudgingly, but it can be done. I'll even make nice little objects like in Matt's example, because they're easier to work with, and better, and I was just lazy before and Matt was right.
$Lines = Get-Content c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\protocol |Where{$_ -notlike "#*" -and !([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($_))}
$Protocols = ForEach($Line in $Lines){
    $SplitLine = $Line.split()|Where{!([String]::IsNullOrEmpty($_))}
    [PSCustomObject][Ordered]@{
        'ProtocolName' = $SplitLine[0]
        'Port' = $SplitLine[1]
        'Aliases' = $SplitLine[2]
        'Comment' = $SplitLine[4..($SplitLine.count)] -join " "
    }
}

Now $Protocols will output something like:
PS C:\Windows\System32\WindowsPowerShell\v1.0> $Protocols

ProtocolName                                          Port                                                  Aliases                                              Comment
------------                                          ----                                                  -------                                              -------
ip                                                    0                                                     IP                                                   Internet protocol
icmp                                                  1                                                     ICMP                                                 Internet control message protocol
ggp                                                   3                                                     GGP                                                  Gateway-gateway protocol
tcp                                                   6                                                     TCP                                                  Transmission control protocol
egp                                                   8                                                     EGP                                                  Exterior gateway protocol
pup                                                   12                                                    PUP                                                  PARC universal packet protocol
udp                                                   17                                                    UDP                                                  User datagram protocol
hmp                                                   20                                                    HMP                                                  Host monitoring protocol
xns-idp                                               22                                                    XNS-IDP                                              Xerox NS IDP
rdp                                                   27                                                    RDP                                                  "reliable datagram" protocol
ipv6                                                  41                                                    IPv6                                                 Internet protocol IPv6
ipv6-route                                            43                                                    IPv6-Route                                           Routing header for IPv6
ipv6-frag                                             44                                                    IPv6-Frag                                            Fragment header for IPv6
esp                                                   50                                                    ESP                                                  Encapsulating security payload
ah                                                    51                                                    AH                                                   Authentication header
ipv6-icmp                                             58                                                    IPv6-ICMP                                            ICMP for IPv6
ipv6-nonxt                                            59                                                    IPv6-NoNxt                                           No next header for IPv6
ipv6-opts                                             60                                                    IPv6-Opts                                            Destination options for IPv6
rvd                                                   66                                                    RVD                                                  MIT remote virtual disk

And you can filter it as needed, such as Matt described, like
$Protocols | Where{$_.ProtocolName -ieq $Protocol}

A: To compliment TheMadTechnicians answer. This should convert the text file into an object that you could reference like the ouput from other cmdlets.
$protocols = get-content -path c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\protocol | Where-Object{$_ -and ($_ -notmatch "^#")} | ForEach-Object{
    $protocol = $_ -split '\s+'
    [pscustomobject]@{
        ProtocolName = $protocol[0]
        Port = $protocol[1]
        Alias = $protocol[2]
        Comment = $protocol[4..$($protocol.Count)] -join " "
    }
}

Then you could do something like this
$protocols | Where-Object{$_.ProtocolName -eq "udp"}

Which would net the return
ProtocolName Port Alias Comment
------------ ---- ----- -------
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Mongolia is a landlocked country in East Asia and Central Asia. It borders Russia to the north and the People's Republic of China to the south, east and west. Mongolia's political system is a parliamentary republic.
Until recently, most of the people there were Buddhists. Many of them are nomads (people who always move from place to place and do not stay in one home), but this is changing. The largest city, and capital city is Ulaanbaatar. It is where about 38% of the population live. This has been spelled Ulan Bator/ Ulaan Battor and other ways in the past. The north and east parts of the country have many mountains. Part of the south part is the Gobi Desert. There are 2,791,272 people living in Mongolia. The country is the 18th biggest country in the world, with an area of 1,564,116 km2 (603,909 sq mi). The crime rate is very low. Their language is Mongolian, and some people know English, Chinese, and Russian. Korean is being spoken more because more Mongolians are working in Korea.
The area which is Mongolia has been ruled by various nomadic empires. This was until the great 'Mongol Empire' was founded by Genghis Khan in 1206. After the Yuan Dynasty collapsed, the Mongols became nomads again. After the 16th century, Mongolia were influenced by Tibetan Buddhism. By the end of the 17th century, most of Mongolia was part of an area ruled by the Qing Dynasty. When the Qing Dynasty collapsed in 1911, Mongolia declared independence. But they had to fight against the Chinese. They were helped by the Soviet Union. In 1921, the world accepted its independence. Shortly after the death of Bogd Khaan, the last monarch of Mongolia the monarchy was replaced by a communist government in 1924, and the country was renamed the Mongolian People's Republic. Up until the fall of the Soviet Union, Mongolia was a satellite state for the Soviets. The Mongolian Red Cross Society was set up in 1939. It has its headquarters in Ulaanbaator. Following the break-up of the Soviet Union in 1991, Russia's interest in Mongolia has declined. China and South Korea are currently Mongolia's main trade and political partners.
Mongolia is a parliamentary republic. People vote for their government. The President of Mongolia is elected to a four-year term, and cannot be elected President more than twice. The current President is Khaltmaagiin Battulga. He was first elected as President on July 7, 2017.
Mongolia has a steppe climate. It has very cold winters and mild summers. Recently, winters have become very cold. This has killed many people and cattle. On June 2nd, 2008, 52 people and 200,000 head of cattle died in heavy blizzards in Mongolia.
On March 1–2, 2008, a heavy dust storm hit northeast China and parts of Mongolia. and ended over North Korea and South Korea on the March 4 .
Twenty one people died in a rural Mongolian blizzard on May 8, 2008. Parts of the Chinese province of Inner Mongolia were also affected on the May 8, 2008.
On June 2, 2009, it was said that 15 people and 10,000 head of cattle had died by this date in Mongolia.
April 1–2, 2010 had temperatures plummet to -50 degrees in Mongolia's Tuul valley, A nomad named Urna said she bought 400 bundles of grass to feed the animals in preparation for more bad weather. The Mongolian Red Cross has said that about 4,500,000 livestock died as a result of the bad weather this year . Tume, who lives in Ulan Bator, said that he had noticed that there were several really harsh winters in a row too. He blamed climate change, but experts said that overgrazing by cattle had also killed off most of the country's grassland.
The geography of Mongolia is varied, with the Gobi Desert to the south and with cold and mountainous regions to the north and west. Most of Mongolia consists of steppes, with forested areas comprising 11.2% of the total land area. The highest point in Mongolia is the Khüiten Peak in the Tavan bogd massif, at a height of 4,374 m (14,350 ft).
Mongolia is divided into 21 provinces called aimags. The aimags are divided into 329 districts called sums.
The official language of Mongolia is Mongolian, and is spoken by 95% of the population. A variety of dialects of Oirat and Buryatare are spoken across the country. Turkic languages, such as Kazakh and Tuvan, are also spoken in the western part of the country.
Russian is the most frequently spoken foreign language in Mongolia due to their diplomatic ties as former communist states. However English has been gradually replacing Russian as the second language in order to become part of the world economy. Korean has gained popularity as tens of thousands of Mongolians work and study in South Korea. Interest in Chinese has been growing because of the neighboring power.
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↑ Date: (2011-06-13). "Momgolia National Census 2010 Preliminary Results" (PDF). National Statistical Office of Mongolia. Retrieved 2011-06-14.
↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 "Mongolia". International Monetary Fund. Retrieved 2011-04-21.
↑ "Population density (people per km2 of land area)". The World Bank. Retrieved 2012-05-02.
↑ "Population of all countries from largest to smallest". World Atlas. Retrieved 2012-05-02.
↑ "Dust Storm over East Asia". earthobservatory.nasa.gov. 4 March 2008.
↑ "Snowstorm kills 21 in Mongolia". Thaindian News.
↑ 18.0 18.1 Welle (www.dw.com), Deutsche. "Coldest Mongolian winter in decades - DW - 02.04.2010". DW.COM.
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↑ Leonov, Tatyana. "Nomadic trails in the land of the blue sky". www.bbc.com.
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↑ Staff, Guardian (27 October 2006). "Mongolia: Essential information" – via www.theguardian.com.
↑ The United Nations source does not order the countries according to their population densities, but mentions the population count and the area of the countries. In the World Atlas reference, sorting the countries by Population Density (km2.) shows that Mongolia is the least densely populated. The World Bank source might appear to contradict this fact, but Greenland is not an independent country; therefore, it is not considered in this case.
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Hello lovely readers, it's Friday again. Yippee! As you read this, I am either driving 500 miles across France (probably with my sanity being severely tested) or zipping down a mountain avoiding the snow drifts and trying to remain accident-free.
Either way, welcome to this week's edition of Little Loves. I do hope that you've had a positive week and managed to be on the receiving end of at least a little vitamin D. We've seen the return of some frost here but as you can see from my picture, the same scene as last week looks so much brighter with some sunshine. I've definitely noticed the days getting longer; what a welcome relief that is. Is it just me who hates February so much? I feel like we are in some kind of no man's land awaiting the arrival of Spring and desperately trying to kiss goodbye to the January blues.
Anyway, what have I been loving this week?
I've failed miserably on getting anywhere near the end of Jodi Picoult's Small Great Things – the January choice for Book Club 140. In case you hadn't noticed, January ended over a week ago! I won't be beating myself up though, it's a monster of a book and very meaty so I need to be able to concentrate. I'm guessing I will have to bow out of February's choice – perhaps I shall give myself the challenge of every other month instead of the whole 12 months. Ho hum.
Social media is a strange beast isn't it? On the whole, I fall into the 'loving it' camp but just occasionally, swing to hating it. Usually that signals that it's time for me to back away. I love this post by Kirsten from We are THAT family. She explains 10 ways to 'play nice' on social media. I think we could probably all do with taking some lessons – teens and adults alike!
Probably one of the blogs I read the most at the moment, is Jess Soothill's. Jess writes over at Mummy of Boy Girl Twins and actually I probably look at this blog much more than I read it.
Jess's home and clothing taste is very similar to mine (in as much that I drool over pretty much everything she posts on Instagram!) so I really enjoy picking up some tips. Her recent post on wearing casual trousers instead of jeans, struck a chord because I bought a pair a few weeks ago and have yet to wear them. Perhaps now that I've braved the faux leather jacket, it's time to take it up a notch!
I fancied going to the cinema on Saturday evening. Initially we thought about watching 'Lion' (it has amazing reviews) but as it was sold out when I went to book, my eldest daughter and I ended up watching 'Split' instead. Have you seen it? It really reminded me of Silence of the Lambs; the acting was absolutely incredible.
The main character in the film, has Dissociative Identity Disorder (multiple personalities) and every time he switches into another personality, he looks like an entirely different person! There were so many twists and turns, I was on the edge of my seat with my ears blocked 50% of the time (is it only me who finds films not as scary when the sound is muted?). Thoroughly embarrassed my daughter, so I call that a win!
The leather jacket has made an outing folks…in fact it's made three outings! I'm totally loving it and as others suggested (when I questioned whether I might be too old for it) I don't think I will have it off my back! The slightly colder weather has put a bit of a dampener on my enthusiasm but I think this is going to be a wardrobe staple for me.
What else? Well first up, I will admit to only ever considering the need to look after my skin, when I hit my mid thirties. Closing the door after the horse has bolted? Probably. Since then, I've become a bit addicted to trying new skincare products and this week it's been the turn of Vita Bella's anti-ageing serum.
I have a colleague who swears by hyaluronic acid as a great anti-ageing agent for the skin and given that she looks about 30 but has recently celebrated her 55th birthday, she's a great advertisement. Hyaluronic acid is also rumoured to help keep joints supple, so I've been taking two capsules a day for about a month now.Whilst I've not yet found a new aptitude for doing the splits, I will try anything to aid this 45 year old body. I'll let you know how I get on with the serum – I'm only 2 days in at the moment, so early days.
We made some improvements to our new room this week. Does that count? The picture wall is only half complete because I've run out of Command strips (my husband will no longer allow me to bang nails into the walls!). I love this mirror which I ordered from Wayfair and it's surprisingly light so Command strips also keep this held up and flush against the wall. It finishes our room off nicely, I think.
I intend to do a room tour once everything is complete. I'm still on the search for a decent sofa bed so that's my next task. I just want to get it finished now!
I've struggled to find time to post on my blog this week. Sometimes life goes a bit crazy and spending time with family will always come first for me. We are looking forward to enjoying a holiday together next week, so I'll be taking a mini break and will return the following week, hopefully with a room tour and a recipe for those scrummy red velvet cupcakes. Stay safe lovelies!
I'll send you clear French motorways and then lots of snow as you get to the Alps – and then stalk you on Instagram for pretty snow pictures!! Your mirror looks gorgeous, I'm amazed it's light enough to go up with command strips, it looks like it should weigh a ton!
Enjoy your holiday! Glad to hear the jacket has made its debut. I haven't heard of Split, but having been to watch T2 last week I won't be due another cinema trip in ages!
I actually like February, because the evenings are getting lighter and it's so short, so we're nearer to March and spring than we think we are, if that makes sense!
I really like Kari Jobe, but hadn't heard that song and I really enjoyed it so thank you for sharing it.
Let us know how you get on with the serum. I'm going to pick up some hyaluronic acid next time I'm in Holland and Barrett.
I hope that you are having a wonderful holiday and that you get plenty of snow this time!


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August 1997 (on sale date: June 1997)
Famed magazine illustrator and master of silent comics Peter Kuper was interviewed for Wizard in the summer of '97 to discuss several of his graphic novels.
Wizard #65: 1997 Preview
January 1997 (on sale date: November 1996)
The Palmer's Picks recap of 1996/preview of 1997 was the final year-end installment of the column.
Wizard #62: Seth
The Palmer's Picks interview with Canadian cartoonist Seth appeared shortly before he began his long-running Clyde Fans graphic novel.
Wizard #61: Dave Cooper
Dave Cooper talked about his serialized graphic novel Crumple in his Palmer's Picks interview.
Wizard #60: Tom Hart
Cartoonist Tom Hart was featured in Palmer's Picks for Wizard's fifth anniversary issue.
Wizard #57: Rick Veitch
May 1996 (on sale date: March 1996)
The second Palmer's Picks on Rick Veitch focused on the "Crypto Zoo" story from his Rare Bit Fiends series of dream comics.
Wizard #56: Jay Stephens
April 1996 (on sale date February 1996)
The second Palmer's Picks spotlight on Jay Stephens coincided with the launch of his two new comics, The Land of Nod and Atomic City Tales.
A recap of the year 1995 in alternative comics, and a look at what was in store for 1996.
Wizard #49: Chris Ware
Chris Ware was interviewed for "Palmer's Picks" as he began serializing Jimmy Corrigan in the pages of Acme Novelty Library.
Wizard #48: Charles Burns
My interview with Charles Burns was featured in "Palmer's Picks" when he began his landmark series Black Hole in 1995.
Wizard #43: David Mazzucchelli
March 1995 (on sale date: January 1995)
Legendary cartoonist David Mazzucchelli on his anthology series Rubber Blanket and the joys of two-color comics.
Wizard #42: Very Vicky
February 1995 (on sale date: December 1994)
Self-published '90s comic Very Vicky was profiled in "Palmer's Picks" along with its creators Jana Christy and John Mitchell.
Wizard #41: The Picks of '94
Relive the heyday of alternative comics as I recap the best of 1994.
Wizard #39: Terry Moore
Strangers In Paradise creator Terry Moore was profiled in Palmer's Picks as he was launching his influential self-published comic.
The first of two full-length "Palmer's Picks" focusing on the imaginative worlds of Canadian cartoonist Jay Stephens.
Wizard #35: Teri S. Wood
July 1994 (on sale date: May 1994)
There were quite a few self-published comics in the '90s. Teri S. Wood's science fiction series Wandering Star was one of the few to get a "Palmer's Picks" profile.
The return of "Palmer's Picks!" The old alternative/indy comics column from Wizard is back with a brief history of how it all began and a mission statement.


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Sports Interactive are looking for a talented software engineer to help us take our football match simulation to the next level.
You will join an innovative, collaborative and passionate team who cares deeply about representing the most realistic football simulation on the market.
As part of this team, you will be working with our state-of-the-art in-house engine, collaborating with multiple teams across the studio to support multiple products on multiple platforms. You'll have the opportunity to work across a diverse range of areas, including but not limited to AI, animation, and internal tools.
We are looking for people who enjoy and are effective in working in a friendly, collaborative team environment, whilst also having the self-motivation to work independently.
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Help develop our football match engine, including in areas such as AI, animation, and internal tools, as well as working closely with our art, animation, and graphic teams to continuously improve the look, feel, and realism of our match simulation.
Ensure we deliver the best performance and experience to our customers.
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SI's games have enjoyed an unparalleled history of commercial and critical success, with 12 of its creations among the UK's Top 20 fastest-selling PC games of all time and five in the UK's top 20 best-selling PC games of all time. Sports Interactive became a wholly owned subsidiary of SEGA in 2006.The studio is a vibrant environment, full of talented and dedicated people with drive, passion and creativity, who enjoy working within a close-knit team as part of a lively, self-motivated and forward thinking company.
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Civil Rights Leader John Lewis Honored With U.S. Postage Stamp
December 15, 2022 December 15, 2022 staff
Late civil rights leader and U.S. representative John Lewis will be honored on a postage stamp debuting next year.
According to NPR, the U.S. Postal Service announced the Lewis stamp on Tuesday (December 13), which "celebrates the life and legacy" of the activist who fought against segregation and other injustices during the Jim Crow era.
"Lewis spent more than 30 years in Congress steadfastly defending and building on key civil rights gains that he had helped achieve in the 1960s. Even in the face of hatred and violence, as well as some 45 arrests, Lewis remained resolute in his commitment to what he liked to call 'good trouble,'" USPS said in a news release.
Alongside Martin Luther King Jr. and other civil rights leaders, Lewis led a march from Selma to Montgomery, protesting for voting rights in what became known as "Bloody Sunday" after Alabama troopers attacked peaceful demonstrators.
Lewis' public service dates back to when he was a young student and became a member of the Freedom Riders. At 21, he became the youngest to speak at the March on Washington. After serving on the Atlanta City Council, Lewis spent more than 30 years representing Atlanta in the House.
In 2020, Lewis, 80, died after battling advanced-stage pancreatic cancer.
A portrait of the longtime public servant will be featured on the 2023 stamp, USPS said.
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