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The issue of complication can be more easily addressed, however. With each separate streaming option requiring individual logins, passwords, and payment options, it feels like just a matter of time before some internet service provider starts offering bundled streaming subscriptions that require one payment and one login, a la the traditional bundled cable subscription model. (Comcast's Xfinity X1 still requires multiple logins for each individual service.)
The early systems simply received weak (broadcast) channels, amplified them, and sent them over unshielded wires to the subscribers, limited to a community or to adjacent communities. The receiving antenna would be higher than any individual subscriber could afford, thus bringing in stronger signals; in hilly or mountainous terrain it would be placed at a high elevation.
My take is that they are focused on the areas that get NO cable service because they know it's a slam dunk so they charge rates that are more expensive for what they offer because they can. It's like this, if they want my business, they have to have have the same TV channels for less and they are so far from it. And if they do undercut any pricing, it's marginal because they are trying to maximize their profits exponentially. Take a look at the free trials they all offer. They're almost all the same 1 week or maybe 5 days and then the monthly rate kicks in. What a joke. They're a bunch of greedy bastards.
Wow, thank you so much for this informative article. But to be honest I'm still so freakin confused. We have 5 TVs, so my first questions is do we have to pay for 5 Subsctiptions every month? My second questiton is, should I buy my own modem and router? I'm not exactly sure what each one does but would I still need to pay for an internet connection if I had them?
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First, the best TV moved from networks to cable. Now a similar transition is moving top talent from cable to the streaming world. Netflix ($8.99 per month for HD streaming) has House of Cards, Orange Is the New Black, and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt—all of which have received almost universal acclaim—and Amazon ($99 per year for video and a variety of other services) isn't too far behind with comedy Alpha House, crime drama Bosch, and the Golden Globe-winning Transparent.
Google Chromecast. The Chromecast device differs in that you plug the dongle into the HDMI port of your TV and "cast" the screen on your phone or tablet to your TV. This means that your phone acts as the remote for the Chromecast, which makes it a little more difficult to use that other dongles. Still, the overall idea of using internet television content and placing it on your television to watch on a large screen is at play.
Hulu started life as an on-demand streaming service, but has more recently expanded into offering live TV as well. For $40 per month, you get Hulu's traditional catalog of streaming shows and movies, plus access to more than 50 live channels, from A&E to ESPN to TNT. Hulu with Live TV is particularly good at recommending new content, and its interface is one of the most colorful and navigable in the cable-replacement sphere. You'll have to deal with a ton of advertisements, though, and if you want more DVR space or simultaneous streams, you'll have to pay up to $30 extra per month.
Having bundles, also helps. While with DTV and AT&T, you still get access to DTVN streaming content, but also 15 channels of HBO and HBO GO. After the bundle rebates, the cost is $50/mo, for the lowest tier. Certainly not cable, and your money is going to the same company, but you do get the best of both, full 5 tuner DVR whole home DVR service, plus on the go streaming. What I am trying to say, Satellite service isn't Cable or Streaming. They traditionally were the rebels against Cable TV prices. However after some time they turned into nothing under $110/mo, a lot like cable. But while there's a lot of customer churn, the prices and business modeling has changed. I am liking it, while it lasts.
Did you know that people in or near big cities can receive the major network channels (ABC, CBS, NBC, FOX, CW), plus PBS and local stations in Hi-Def for free? It's called broadcast digital TV. I was able to get thirty channels total in Providence, RI and over 100 in Los Angeles, CA. It takes a little leg work to set it up, but I'll guide you through it.
Keeping recordings on a server has its benefits, like making them available on different devices or a backup when your connection (or the service itself) fails, but it can also complicate things. Sling TV adds an extra $5 for DVR access, and on certain services you'll find that recording doesn't work with channels like HBO. Some YouTube TV customers have complained that the system points them to video on-demand copies of shows that include unskippable ads instead of their recordings, so read the fine print and check user reviews first.


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Russian lawmaker questions plans for Mistral purchase
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Plans to buy an expensive helicopter carrier from France could hinder the development of Russia's defense industry, a Russian lawmaker said on Wednesday.
The Russian military has announced that it was negotiating the purchase of a Mistral-class amphibious assault ship from France, worth 400-500 million euros (around $540-$675 million), and potentially building three or four vessels of the same class in partnership with the French naval shipbuilder DCNS.
"Can't we build ships ourselves anymore?" Svetlana Savitskaya, an MP from the communist faction, queried at a parliament session.
The former Soviet cosmonaut accused the government officials of lobbying the deal in favor of foreign manufacturers and said Russia had vast experience in manufacturing sophisticated military equipment, including ships and nuclear submarines.
"A slow process of purchases of military hardware abroad has started, which could have a negative impact on Russia's defense potential," Savitskaya said, adding that Russia has already bought reconnaissance drones from Israel while domestic companies have not been able so far to develop comparable equipment.
In response to Savitskaya's criticism, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Sergei Ivanov said Russia had no choice at present but to buy certain types of weapons and military hardware that the domestic industry cannot produce.
"Why not, if the Russian defense industry is incapable of making such a product?" Ivanov retorted.
"Unfortunately, we are lagging behind in certain areas including construction of surface ships," he said, adding that it was inappropriate to compare a nuclear submarine with the Mistral.
Ivanov also said that despite the overall growth of production in the defense sector, Russian companies did not produce enough components to meet the needs of the domestic defense industry.
"The defense sector uses 35% of Russian-made components and 65% of components purchased abroad," he said.
MOSCOW, March 10 (RIA Novosti)
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The ......... has a lot of difficult decisions to make including whether he should proceed with the raid tonight.
(a) kernel
(b) colonel
(c) carnal
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We had a delicious picnic on the bank of the small ......... last weekend.
(a) creek
(b) creak
(c) crock
Ms Simpson ......... the lesson on geometry yesterday, so you need to get the notes from one of your classmates as soon as possible.
(a) taut
(b) tote
(c) taught
Scientists have uncovered many of the mysteries regarding DNA strands and ..........
(a) jeans
(b) genes
(c) gin
Sarah rides her Arabian ......... every weekend.
(a) hoarse
(b) horse
(c) hoax
Don't forget to put the water ......... away once you've finished watering the lawn.
(a) hose
(b) hoes
(c) highs
The ......... is large and has a Victorian flavor to it. We stayed there for two days.
(a) in
(b) e'en
(c) inn
Before you buy that used car, you should check with the Motor Vehicles Department to make sure the car is free of any ..........
(a) liens
(b) leans
(c) lone
I bought a small ......... of scented lavender oil yesterday.
(a) vile
(b) veil
(c) vial
The painting had beautiful colors in it, but the content was a little ..........
(a) odd
(b) awed
(c) ode
Meaning of creek, What is an ''inn''?, Meaning of lone


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The LA Art Show, the most comprehensive international contemporary art show in America, is honored to officially kick-off the city's 2021 art season at the Los Angeles Convention Center on July 29, 2021. This special Summer Edition--on the heels of the landmark 25 year anniversary--takes a closer look at some of the latest technological trends in the art world, while still offering a traditional lens art from around the globe. In order to best cater to their loyal and large fan base, the LA Art Show has developed some unique programming to highlight some of the most interesting advancements in art including AR, VR, and NFTs, providing visitors a space to observe, learn, and enjoy. This new programming, in addition to the design and more classic mediums the show is known for, was designed with the viewers in mind, exposing people to something new and making digital art and technology more accessible. With this, the LA Art Show will be the first LIVE show to join the NFT conversation.
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The LA Art Show, the most comprehensive international contemporary art show in America, is honored to officially kick-off the city's 2021 art season at the Los Angeles Convention Center on July 29, 2021. This special Summer Edition–on the heels of the landmark 25 year anniversary–takes a closer look at some of the latest technological trends in the art world, while still offering a traditional lens art from around the globe. In order to best cater to their loyal and large fan base, the LA Art Show has developed some unique programming to highlight some of the most interesting advancements in art including AR, VR, and NFTs, providing visitors a space to observe, learn, and enjoy. This new programming, in addition to the design and more classic mediums the show is known for, was designed with the viewers in mind, exposing people to something new and making digital art and technology more accessible. With this, the LA Art Show will be the first LIVE show to join the NFT conversation.


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noun, plural dé·boî·tés [French dey-bwa-tey] /French deɪ bwaˈteɪ/. Ballet.
a step in which the dancer stands on the toes with legs together and then springs up, swinging one foot out and around to the back of the other.


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Our goal in worship is to lead everyone into the very presence of God. Whether we are participating in joyful praise or quiet worship, the goal is the same….that the focus be on Him, and not on us, our feelings, our wishes or desires, but that God may be glorified! You may hear contemporary choruses or traditional hymns being sung in a variety of musical styles, sometimes with scripture or words of exhortation being brought forth. You may see individuals express their praise in a variety of Biblical expressions-clapping, the lifting of hands, kneeling, vocal exclamations of praise, or leaping and dancing unto the Lord. However, the focus is to remain on God, not on any individual's expressions or even vocal or musical talent. Talent without anointing is just that-talent!


Shannon A. Thompson, a fellow blogger, gave me the idea for this post. I liked learning about Shannon's methods and choices during her writing day so I thought some of you might find my process interesting. I'm hoping others of you will write a post and answer these questions as well. I was surprised that even though Shannon and I write in different genres, we follow some similar practices.
How long do you spend writing each day?
It's hard to say, and it depends. I work full-time as a writer, but spend a portion of my day marketing and reading blogs and writing comments. The days of writing all day long happen infrequently. My day is usually fragmented.
What time of day do you prefer to write?
I prefer writing first thing in the morning, particularly if I wake with an idea. Often, I'm pulled to the writing. When I'm in the process of revising/editing a piece, I usually get all the chores done first and then sit down for an afternoon with the manuscript. This process doesn't always work so well because too often, I'm just hitting my stride when I look at the clock, and it's time to start dinner or go to my dance class.
Do you set yourself a time limit or word limit? No limits?
I make lists at the end of my workday for what I want/need to accomplish the next day. Quite often, I can't complete everything, but at least I start the day with goals. When I'm writing a novel, I always set a goal of three double-spaced typewritten pages (900-1,000 words). I usually stick to that and sometimes even write more.
Do you write with music on? If so, what music do you like to write to?
I love music, and I adore well-written lyrics. However, when I'm writing I can't have music on with words. I listen to classical music while I'm writing. I particularly like Mozart. I have two CDs I listen to frequently with a variety of classical compositions.
How often do you check the Internet? Do you fall into Internet black holes? Or do you turn it off completely?
The Internet is probably one of the biggest problems in my writing day. It's too easy to check. Often it happens when I need to research something and then I'm checking my email or Facebook. When I really need to pound out something, I leave my laptop behind and go to my legal pad and pencil.
I am definitely a swooper. I'd never get a story told if I "bashed" it out. I want to get it all down, and then I go back and smooth it out. I consider my first draft the outline of the story. No one ever really sees that version. In reality, the first draft I show to beta readers is probably the second draft of the story.
Do you eat when you're writing? What snacks/drinks do you go to?
I take breaks for eating. I usually have nuts or crackers, but I leave the writing alone when I'm eating.
What's your biggest procrastination tool? Or are you a freak who never procrastinates?
I can find all sorts of things to do instead of settling down with the writing. I unloaded the dryer and folded sheets in the middle of doing this interview. The Internet is a great procrastinator. I've been known to clean the refrigerator when I have an important scene to write.
How do the people (roommates/partners/children) who live with you fit into or around your writing schedule?
I'm fortunate to be able to keep an 8-5 schedule just like my husband. I get up with him in the morning. We drink a cup of coffee together. He goes off to the shower, and I head up to my office. I usually try to stop my work when he comes home at night. I don't have any young children, but when I did, I usually rose an hour early in the morning and did my writing then. This month I've had three sets of visitors for a couple of days at a time, and I find that's difficult, but I manage by working longer hours before their visit so all my blogs are scheduled.
Do you find yourself tied to the place you've grown accustomed to writing? Or can you just pick up and go?
I pick up and go. Sometimes I have to get out of the house. I find I can write in public at coffeehouses, libraries, and bookstores very well. I shut it all out. Now why I can't listen to music with lyrics while I'm writing at home, I don't know. About once a week, I go some place other than my office to write. I also have a couple of spots in my house where I go if I need a change of scenery. I keep a briefcase packed with my writing tools. Usually when I leave the house, I go with my legal pad and about a dozen sharpened pencils. I leave the laptop at home. My purpose in changing scenery is to concentrate and get away from distractions. I like starting my blogs and chapters and scenes in long hand. I might only write a page or two that way, but it gets me started. The rest comes easily.
So that's how I write. I learned very early in my writing career to follow what works for me and not what works for other writers. However, sometimes by looking at others' choices, I can find a better way to work.
How do you write? I would love to learn from you.
I'm participating in my first blog hop, and I hope you'll join me on this journey as we blog hop our way through some new reads. A blog hop gives readers an opportunity to find some wonderful authors you might have missed. Be sure to follow our blog hop and be introduced to some exciting reads as well as works in progress. Below you will be able to learn a little about me. You'll also find links to Kathleen Heady's, Phanessia Harrell's, and Daniel Alexander's blogs. They follow me on the blog hop in Week 19. Be sure to check out both Kathleen and Phanessia. You'll be impressed.
I refer to it as an environmental love story, but no one's come up with that category of writing yet. It's contemporary fiction and could be considered women's literature.
Susan Sarandon as the matriarch, Gladdy; Owen Wilson and Kate Hudson as the main love characters (if they can go from age 18 to 50); Lindsay Lohan as the troubled young woman trying to figure it all out.
As the oil spill threatens the coast of Florida, one family's past secrets threaten their future, but the road to healing for both paves the way to recovering what was lost.
I will self-publish this book, just as I did Live from the Road. The experience has been satisfying as it gives me more control over my work.
It took me a year to complete the first draft. I began it sometime in 2011, although I was exploring the topic in late 2010. I finished the first draft in February 2012 and sent it out to two beta readers. During this past summer, I wrote the second draft based on their comments. I made quite a few changes the second time around. After another round of comments, I'm revising the second draft and hope to have it to my editor before Thanksgiving.
I'm not sure I've read anything like this. Karen White wrote about the Gulf coast after Katrina, but she didn't really delve into environmental issues. Pat Conroy has written about sea turtles, using them as a way to bring a family together (Beach Music), and there are many novels depicting southern families and their dysfunction. Trails in the Sand is unique and should be taken as such with each reader.
As I was dealing in real life with the oil spill, I was also embarking on a new relationship. However, that "relationship" actually began forty years ago in Michigan when my husband and I were teenagers. We lost contact with each other for more than three decades. I wanted to write a story about the environment and about how love can survive even through separation.
The Stokley clan is an interesting conglomeration of folks from the sisters named Candy, Cookie, Sugar, Apple, and then finally the tortured Gladys, to their father, who went from coal miner to doctor. His past overshadows the present as his granddaughter and Gladdy's daughter, Caroline, seeks the answers to the past to heal the present.
Next Wednesday, October 31, Kathleen Heady, Phanessia Harrell, and Daniel Alexander will join The Next Big Thing Blog Hop. Please visit their sites and join them on the blog hop as they answer questions about their work and introduce even more authors for you to discover.


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Imitation wood vs the real deal? This question often comes up with clients. One is not better than the other, they just serve different purposes, and ultimately I think it depends on your needs. Just a few years ago we thought the imitation wood planks would be a temporary trend, but we have noticed that the wood imitation is here to stay for a very long time. Due to the high definition technology that the industry has perfected, they are able to truly create a very natural look and feel of the product. They have also been able to create modular sizes such as 6"x32", 8"x32", 8"x48" and 8"x72". Incorporating more than one format creates a very natural wood look, and gives a cozy feel to any room in your home. Its convenience has proven to be effective, not having to worry about dents or long term damages. The wood tile is ideal for someone who wants a wood look and feel in their kitchen without the worry of dropping a utensil and damaging their floor. The upkeep is effortless!


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Business Practices That Give Us All A Bad Name….
The following news story came to my attention this morning through a friends facebook feed. For anyone that teaches we provide a very valuable service. However, no one should be performing business practices that are shady.
Personally for me if someone does not want to train I do not want to teach them. I am only interested in teaching people who want to be there. I also find it deplorable to charge people after they have left for services not rendered. Contracts are okay to a point when done with an ethical mind-set but…. are really wrong when there are exorbitant exit fees or Training Hall owners continue to charge after someone leaves. Just my 02.
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Agreed. We don't do contracts because they are just a mess. Plus, if someone isn't interested in training but feel they have to show up because they paid, well, that's a recipe for trouble when training with weapons.
Agreed, I just do not want people there who really do not want to be there. I want them interested, excited and paying attention to what they are doing and making sure they are safe and that their training partners are safe. Your probably not going to get people doing that if they do not want to be there!


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Lobocarcinus is a genus of extinct marine crabs that lived in the Eocene through Pliocene, containing these species:
Lobocarcinus sismondai
Lobocarcinus lumacopius
 Lobocarcinus pustulosus
 Lobocarcinus paulinowurtemberbensis
 Lobocarcinus indicus
 Lobocarcinus aegypticus

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Cancroidea
Prehistoric Malacostraca
Prehistoric crustacean genera
Neogene arthropods
Prehistoric life of Europe
Eocene genus first appearances
Pliocene genus extinctions


A lovely spot for two to four guests. Across the lawn and around the bend from the lodge. Located by the creek. A charming two bedroom suite with one large bathroom awaits you.
Each private bedroom has a queen bed, dresser, closet and creek sounds to lull you to sleep.
Wonderful for a couples weekend or for 2 couples traveling together. Works well for a small family too.
Private entrance, patio creek side with private outdoor seating, a sitting room with TV futon and chairs.
Kitchen area, table for 4, small fridge, microwave, tea pot and coffee maker. No cooking but lots of room for eating and prep of cold meals and microwave fare. Continental breakfast included.
The suite rents for $200 per night for 2 guests and $275 for 4 guests. A 2 night minimum applies. The suite is included in all weekend wedding bookings.


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High school football: City and Southern Section playoff schedule
Emma BowmanNovember 16, 2022
OPEN DEPARTMENT
Semifinals, Friday, 7:30 p.m
#8 Eagle Rock (10-1) at #4 Garfield (9-2)
#7 Birmingham (7-4) at #3 Wilmington Banning (6-5)
Semifinals, Friday 7:30pm unless otherwise noted
No. 5 Cleveland (8-4) at No. 1 Granada Hills (9-2), 7 p.m
#10 Narbonne (6-6) at #3 Palisades (9-3)
DEPARTMENT II
#8 Granada Hills Kennedy (7-5) on #4 Marquez (8-2-1)
#3 Panorama (11-1) at #2 Bell (5-7)
DEPARTMENT III
#5 Los Angeles Wilson (6-5) at #1 Chatsworth (4-8)
#3 Manual Arts (7-4) at #2 Crenshaw (4-7)
NOTES: Championships, May 25-26 November.
Championship, Saturday 6pm in Birmingham.
No. 2 North Valley Military Institute (6-5) vs. No. 1 Fulton (9-1)
SOUTHERN SECTION
Semifinals, Friday, 7 p.m
No. 4 Los Alamitos (9-2) vs. No. 1 Mater Dei (11-0) at Santa Ana Stadium
#2 St. John Bosco (10-1) at #6 Mission Viejo (10-1)
#8 Sierra Canyon (8-4) at #4 Bishop Amat (9-3)
No. 2 Chaminade (10-2) vs. No. 3 Inglewood (12-0) at South Torrance
#1 Corona del Mar (9-3) on #4 Yorba Linda (12-0)
#6 Bishop Diego (9-3) on #7 Upland (8-4)
No. 4 Cathedral (10-2) at No. 9 Downey (10-2)
#2 Newport Harbor (8-4) vs. #3 Cypress (12-0) at Western
#4 Aquinas (10-2) at #9 St Francis (9-3)
#6 Leuzinger (6-6) on #2 Etiwanda (7-5)
#4 Loyola (7-5) vs. #8 Orange (10-2) at El Modena
#3 Calabasas (8-4) at #10 San Jacinto (10-2)
#5 Golden Valley (8-4) vs. #1 Mayfair (8-4) at Bellflower
#7 Western (10-1) at #14 Laguna Hills (11-1)
#5 Lakewood (7-5) to #16 Rancho Verde (5-7)
No. 2 Vista del Lago (9-3) vs. No. 11 Northwood (11-1) in Irvine
No. 4 Norte Vista (9-3) at No. 8 Laguna Beach (9-3)
#6 San Dimas (8-4) at #15 Diamond Bar (11-1)
#9 Palmdale (8-4) to #13 Salesians (9-3)
No. 6 Muir (6-6) at No. 15 Baldwin Park (10-2)
No. 8 Bellflower (10-2) at No. 5 South Pasadena (10-2)
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#1 Lancaster (7-5) on #4 Arroyo (9-3)
#6 Hueneme (6-6) at #2 Cerritos Valley Christian (5-7)
#12 Arrowhead Christian (8-4) at #1 Bishop Montgomery (9-2-1)
#3 Maranatha (11-0-1) at #2 San Gabriel (8-3)
#4 St. Monica (7-5) vs. #8 Whittier Christian (8-4) at Whittier College
#14 Bassett (5-7) at #10 Lynwood (8-4)
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No. 1 CSDR (11-0) vs. No. 2 Faith Baptist (9-0) in Birmingham
Hesperia Christian (9-2) on #1 Lancaster Baptist (9-1)
#3 Coast Union (9-2) vs. Avalon (4-5) at Machado Field (Avalon)
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US Bison, LLC and its affiliates operate bison exclusive ranches maintaining approximately 2,000 mother cows grazing on 29,000 plus acres. In addition to the cow herd, US Bison and its affiliates operate bison backgrounding/feed and grow facilities with capacities of up to 5,250 animals. The Bison Manager (BM) is responsible for coordinating all aspects of an integrated bison cow/calf and feed & grow operation. The BM will oversee livestock grazing, pasture quality and rotation, livestock feeding, feed and forage inventory, water source, care and health of all livestock, livestock protocols, livestock traceability, and associated vendor relationships. The BM reports to the Director of Livestock working alongside ranch technician, veterinarians, consultants, regulatory agencies, office support staff and vendors to assure optimal animal care, traceability, health and performance of all livestock and facilities.
Assist in the development and management of the annual ranch budgets.
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Report of daily, weekly and monthly livestock related activities including but not limited to animal health, weather conditions, facility conditions, forage and feed consumption.
Ensure safety and security of all assets including employees, equipment, forage, feed and animal inventories.
Make good, independent decisions based on experience and judgements.
Maintain and improve Individual Bison Identification System (I.B.I.S.).
Assure effective management of livestock-related relationships such as contracted operations, Veterinarians, Animal Nutritionists, Forage Suppliers, Feed Suppliers, Livestock Carriers, Animal Suppliers, etc.
Facilitate paperwork and information flow for all animal inbound/outbound movements relating to activities such as purchase contracts, import/export requirements, relocations, and harvest loads.
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We are delighted to announce Tony Heddon as our new Chair of Neuroblastoma UK. Tony takes over from Guy Blanchard who has completed a successful 16 months as Acting Chair. This means Guy can now dedicate 100% of his efforts back in his role as Research Trustee.
Tony joined Neuroblastoma UK as Fundraising Trustee in 2017, and became Deputy Chair in the autumn. He has worked closely with the team, in particular Guy, our patrons Andy Pearson and Alan Carr and numerous fundraisers up and down the country. He first became involved with us in 2004 when we were known as The Neuroblastoma Society. This was following the death of Greg Faithfull, the son of a close family friend, which had a profound effect on Tony, and he committed to raising as much money as possible to fund research into finding a cure. Over the following years he ran Marathons, half Marathons and shorter races as well as hosting auctions and other fundraising events. He also committed that once he had more time he would become involved in the day to day activity of the charity.
Tony said "I am truly honoured to have been asked to be Chair of this wonderful charity. I am supported by a talented and dedicated team of Trustees and volunteers all of whom have a personal passion and, in many cases, professional expertise to help fulfil our mission."
As well as being a passionate advocate for the charity, Tony's background in UK and international business, driving growth and developing high performing teams, will help the charity fulfil its future ambitions. His previous roles were Vice President Growth – Europe - Aramark Corporation and prior to that UK Sales Director Aramark.


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My News GhanaLast Updated: 13 January 2022
Authorities in the United States of America have confirmed the death of Mohammed Sani Razaku, a Ghanaian resident of Newark, following a hit and run incident, MyNewsGh.com reports.
Sani Razaku died early Monday morning when he was struck by a hit-and-run driver while riding what authorities say is a motorized scooter on a city street.
The young Ghanaian was struck by the car at about 12:04 a.m. as he rode the scooter on McCarter Highway between Market Street and Raymond Boulevard in Newark.
Sani Razaku died instantly at the scene and same was pronounced by medics.
This was confirmed by Acting Essex County Prosecutor Theodore N. Stephens, II, and Newark Public Safety Director Brian A. O'Hara who gave a joint statement about the sad incident.
The suspect driver of the car that killed the young Ghanaian had a passenger in the car and both suffered eye injuries when they were hit by pieces of the car's broken windshield.
The driver of the car tried to run from the scene, but was arrested by Newark police officers.
The man, whose name was not immediately released, was cited by city police for careless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. A criminal investigation into the cause of the crash is ongoing, the statement said.
So far condolences have been pouring in on social media where Razaku was active and promoted his Muslim faith strongly.
Source: mynewsgh.com


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Grantwood Village is a town in St. Louis County, Missouri, United States. The population was 863 at the 2010 census.

Geography
Grantwood Village is located at  (38.555119, -90.349006).

According to the United States Census Bureau, the village has a total area of , all land.

Demographics

2010 census
As of the census of 2010, there were 863 people, 340 households, and 262 families living in the village. The population density was . There were 351 housing units at an average density of . The racial makeup of the village was 99.0% White, 0.6% African American, 0.2% Asian, and 0.2% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.8% of the population.

There were 340 households, of which 30.3% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 70.0% were married couples living together, 5.0% had a female householder with no husband present, 2.1% had a male householder with no wife present, and 22.9% were non-families. 19.4% of all households were made up of individuals, and 11.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.54 and the average family size was 2.92.

The median age in the village was 50.5 years. 23.1% of residents were under the age of 18; 4.2% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 14% were from 25 to 44; 35.2% were from 45 to 64; and 23.4% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the village was 48.1% male and 51.9% female.

2000 census
As of the census of 2000, there were 883 people, 347 households, and 284 families living in the town. The population density was . There were 361 housing units at an average density of . The racial makeup of the town was 98.30% White, 0.23% African American, 0.45% Asian, 0.68% from other races, and 0.34% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.45% of the population.

There were 347 households, out of which 28.0% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 74.4% were married couples living together, 6.6% had a female householder with no husband present, and 17.9% were non-families. 17.3% of all households were made up of individuals, and 14.1% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.54 and the average family size was 2.86.

In the town the population was spread out, with 23.0% under the age of 18, 3.3% from 18 to 24, 17.9% from 25 to 44, 26.8% from 45 to 64, and 29.0% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 50 years. For every 100 females, there were 91.5 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 89.4 males.

The median income for a household in the town was $91,754, and the median income for a family was $90,844. Males had a median income of $66,250 versus $35,417 for females. The per capita income for the town was $52,008. About 0.7% of families and 1.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 2.0% of those under age 18 and 0.8% of those age 65 or over.

Attractions
Grantwood Village is home to two major attractions: the Ulysses S. Grant National Historic Site (White Haven) and Grant's Farm. Most of the village, including Grant's Farm, was once part of the larger plantation owned by Mrs. Grant's family. The farm itself was purchased by August Anheuser Busch, Sr., and is the ancestral home to family members of Anheuser-Busch.

Notable people
 Michael Wendl: Human Genome Project scientist

References

External links
 Grantwood Village official website

Villages in St. Louis County, Missouri
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How algorithms will optimize everything.
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If a figure be anyhow divided and the compartments differently coloured so that figures with any portion of common boundary line are differently coloured—four colours may be wanted, but not more—the following is the case in which four colours are wanted. Query cannot a necessity for five or more be invented.
That is, you'll never need more than four colors on an ordinary two-dimensional map in order to color every country differently from the countries adjoining it. A proof for the four-color conjecture evaded mathematicians until 1976, when Kenneth Appel and Wolfgang Haken announced a solution. They had reduced the set of all possible map configurations to 1,936 fundamental configurations, then used 1,200 hours of computer time to verify that each could be colored with only four colors. In all, their program performed billions of individual calculations.
Appel and Haken's computer-based casewise approach was immediately controversial. Theirs was the first major proof that couldn't be entirely comprehended by an individual human—what a critic labeled a "non-surveyable proof." Since then, mathematicians have continued to be skeptical of computer proofs. In 1998, Thomas Hales offered a casewise computer-checked proof to the Kepler conjecture; a reviewer likened the years-long process of checking it to proof-reading a phone book.
At first glance, these sorts of arguments look like academic quirks—the preoccupation of a rarified group of intellectuals who think computer proofs aren't beautiful enough. But the four-color proof was the first landmark application of a problem-solving approach that has become commonplace in the digital realm and will soon be commonplace in the physical world. Our environment is about to become computer optimized.
We're surrounded by what you might call non-surveyable objects: a modern airliner results from millions of person-hours of design and engineering work, and no individual engineer could possibly verify every aspect of its design or search the entire space of design alternatives to identify improvements. The Web takes this even further. Not only is the codebase for Google Search large and complex beyond the comprehension of any individual, but it also routinely generates web pages on demand that no human has ever seen before, or will ever see again.
What's new is the use of machine learning techniques to create and optimize physical designs. Researchers have been investigating the idea for decades, but cheap cloud computing and advances in machine learning will make these techniques accessible in the design of nearly anything. The result is a design whose rationales are known only to an artificial-intelligence algorithm, in which there are design decisions that no human can articulate. These designs are likely to be much more complex than human designs, and they make accessible a vast design space that ordinary human iteration wouldn't be able to explore.
Machine-learning techniques are now widely used to optimize complex information systems. A genetic algorithm starts with a fundamental description of a desired outcome—say, an airline timetable that's optimized for fuel savings and passenger convenience. It adds in constraints—the number of planes an airline owns, the airports it operates in, and the number of seats on each plane. It loads what you might think of as independent variables—details on thousands of flights from an existing timetable, or perhaps randomly generated dummy information.
The algorithm tests that timetable against the optimization goals, discerns the effect that each change to the timetable might have on its performance against the goals, adjusts the timetable incrementally, and tests again. It might also ingest data on past performance—data that might not have any evident pattern in itself, but that enriches the model.
Over thousands, millions, or billions of iterations, the timetable gradually improves to become more efficient and more convenient. And the algorithm gains an understanding of how each element of the timetable—the takeoff time of flight 37 from O'Hare, for instance—affects the dependent variables of fuel efficiency and passenger convenience.
Researchers have looked for ways to apply this kind of iterative optimization to physical design for decades, initially applying it to specialized objects with well-defined optimization goals, like antennas. In 2006, NASA launched three spacecraft with so-called evolved antennas that "resemble bent paper clips," making those the first generatively designed objects to fly in space. Today, lattices and other complex, structurally critical elements are often designed generatively.
Generalizing this kind of process to design any kind of object is difficult. The more you generalize, the more complex the definition process becomes. You need a lot of data to understand the interactions between independent variables and dependent variables, and the models become exponentially more complex as you add parameters.
For relief, we look to cloud computing. As Autodesk CEO Carl Bass has pointed out, we're approaching the point where one second of computing time on 10,000 computers working in parallel is as inexpensive as 10,000 seconds of computing time on a single computer. (To save you the arithmetic, that's nearly three hours' worth of computing delivered in one second.) If machine learning can be made highly parallel, the cloud can deliver results almost instantaneously.
From there, Dreamcatcher takes a solid mass that fits the constraints and starts whittling away. Each time it shears off a bit of material, it tests the new design against the designer's goals. Is the new design lighter, more rigid, and easier to manufacture? The algorithm uses the test to gradually build up an understanding of how each bit of material affects the design's performance. It steers the design process accordingly, making larger and smaller modifications in different directions as it seeks improvement, like a ball rolling around on a lumpy surface, searching for a low point to settle into.
Along the way, the designer can give feedback to the algorithm. Maybe the optimal design isn't an aesthetically pleasing one, or it reveals an essential constraint that the designer hadn't considered. By adding new constraints as she observes the output of the algorithm, the designer can direct the process at a high level and use the impartial algorithm to build the details of a design that's pleasing to humans. And just like the ball on the lumpy surface, the algorithm might encounter a local minimum—a small depression that appears to be an optimized design. Here, the operator might give the algorithm a gentle nudge and encourage it to search elsewhere.
What happens when you generalize that idea to any kind of process? You'd have a human describe an optimal outcome and the process that leads up to it, and ask a computer to discover the relationships between each input and each step in the process and its outcome. The whole thing could be driven by the enormous quantities of data that are available through connected sensors and the Internet of Things.
That's essentially what Riffyn, a startup based in Oakland, is headed toward [disclosure: Riffyn is a portfolio company of O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures, a venture capital firm affiliated with O'Reilly Media]. It's developing software for designing and analyzing scientific experiments, but, really, it's a generalized platform for optimizing any physical process.
Alastair Dant, Riffyn's lead interactive developer, showed me a tongue-in-cheek experiment he cooked up that searches for the best coffee, as measured in lines of code written by his engineers. Riffyn presents its user with a flow chart that reads left to right; coffee beans and engineers go in, and lines of code come out. Each step in the process has its own node—grind coffee, brew coffee, serve coffee—and its own inputs and outputs that make up a "genealogy" linking the steps together. The experimenter switches out the variety of beans and sees whether engineer output changes.
That's all normal science: isolate individual variables that might have an effect on some measurement, and test variations one by one. But, midway through a run of experiments, you can decide to start adding and varying parameters that you hadn't considered at the outset. Add water as an input and vary its temperature at the same time that you're varying the brand of coffee beans. Add a sub-process to the brewing node that represents resting and measure the effect of a post-brew rest on outcome.
It's the kind of seeking that computers are good at: start with a simple model, then make it more sophisticated as you go. The contours of causality emerge as the computer iterates and its human operator adds variables and relationships between them.
"The process itself, written in a lab manual, is almost a Platonic ideal," says Dant. The scientist's challenge is to link that process to reality.
The experiment begins to look less like an ordinary cause-and-effect test and more like a genetic algorithm that's searching for an optimal combination of many variables. With repeated variation and testing, the effects of each variable, singly and jointly with others, become clear.
An important difference between Riffyn and Dreamcatcher is the amount of time that a test might take: Dreamcatcher can generate and test a model in a matter of seconds. Even in a lab that uses fully automated, high-volume equipment, a scientific experiment designed in Riffyn's software might take years to carry out, and years more to refine iteratively. But that makes the computer modeling all the more important: it's essential that lab time is used to vary parameters in the right direction.
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Burger King is currently embroiled in an international scandal involving beef burger patties tainted with meat from horses and pigs.
The fast food giant originally said there's no evidence to suggest any of the Silvercrest products contained horsemeat contamination, but later issued the following statement apologizing to customers.
Officials have stressed that the horsemeat-tainted burgers do not pose a health risk to consumers, and Burger King Spokeswoman Kristen Hauser said in an email that Burger King's U.S. restaurants don't use meat from Silvercrest.


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Der Carry-Ripple-Addierer (von engl. carry – Übertrag, ripple – rieseln), auch Ripple-Carry-Addierer  oder ripple-through carry, ist ein Addiernetz, dient also der Addition mehrstelliger Binärzahlen.

Ein n-Bit-Carry-Ripple-Addierer kann zwei n-stellige Binärzahlen addieren, das Ergebnis hat n+1 Stellen. Das Schaltnetz hat damit 2n+1 (bzw. 2n ohne Carry in) Eingänge und n+1 Ausgänge.

Er setzt sich aus n Volladdierern (bzw. aus n−1 Volladdierern und 1 Halbaddierer ohne Carry in) zusammen. Der Übertrags-Ausgang der Addierer wird jeweils an einen Eingang des nächsten Volladdierers angeschlossen. Der Übertrags-Ausgang des letzten Volladdierers bildet den (n+1)-ten Ausgang des Schaltnetzes.

Die Addition entspricht der EXOR - Verknüpfung: r = a xor b xor c, wobei a und b die i-ten Stellen der ersten und zweiten Summanden und c der Übertrag (engl. carry) ist.

Da Volladdierer nicht unendlich schnell arbeiten, kann es zu Verzögerungen bei der Berechnung des Endergebnisses kommen, da der Volladdierer das korrekte Ergebnis erst dann ausgeben kann, wenn der vorhergehende Volladdierer das Übertragsbit geliefert hat. Im schlechtesten Fall führt die Addition a0 + b0 zu einem Übertrag, und für alle i > 0 gilt: ai + bi ≥ 1. Dann muss das Übertragsbit durch das gesamte Addiernetz wandern, bevor das richtige Ergebnis ausgegeben wird (Übertragspropagation).

Um diese langen Laufzeiten zu vermeiden, wurden beschleunigte Addiernetze entwickelt, etwa Carry-Skip, Carry-Look-Ahead ((Super)Ripple CLA und (Super)Block CLA), Conditional-Sum-Addition und Carry-Select-Addierer.

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A man has been left with life-changing injuries after a "chilling" machete attack at a bar in Manchester.
Police were called to reports of an assault at a bar on Catalan Square at around 10.10pm on Friday night, Greater Manchester Police said.
A man in his 30s had been at Barca Club with his friends when another man walked past him and shouted abuse at a group of people in the bar.
Police said when the victim asked him to calm down, the offender turned to his friend and asked for the machete.
His friend brought over a backpack, which the offender pulled the machete out of, before turning and striking the victim's hand with it.
The man was taken to hospital where he is still being treated for life-changing injuries.
Police said the three offenders fled from the scene on foot and with a push bike.
Detective Inspector Mark Davis, of GMP's City of Manchester Division, said: "This man should be enjoying the rest of a well-earned weekend, instead he's in hospital being treated for injuries that will change his life.
"The way the offender pulled the machete out and brutally struck this innocent man without hesitation is chilling, and we will do everything we can to find the person responsible.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police on 101 or through Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.


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Ten Lessons for Teaching Geography Using Corn Mazes
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Topics: Maps, mental maps, spatial organization, physical processes, cultural mosaics, economic networks on the landscape, human modification of earth's surface, resource distribution, physical systems
Length: Varies
Type of Resource Being Described: Hands on Activity
Corn mazes are paths that are cut or plowed in a field of corn (maize). Like tracing a maze on paper with a pencil, in a corn maze the human being becomes the "tracer". Because (1) corn mazes are maps, (2) mazes and maps have fascinated people for centuries, and (3) maps are essential tools in the study of geography, corn mazes provide a unique and fun way to learn about scale, relative and absolute location, land use, and other geographic themes. There are websites that list the locations of mazes, but not all of the lessons require you to visit a corn maze.
How to use maps and other geographic representations, tools, and technologies to acquire, process, and report information. These corn maze lessons use maps and aerial photographs at several scales., How to use mental maps (a person's internalized picture of a part of Earth's surface) to organize information about people places, and environments. Students compare their mental maps of the corn maze to a map that was previously made of the corn maze and a map that the students create., How to analyze the spatial organization of people, places, and environments on Earth's surface., The physical and human characteristics of places. Students are asked to think about the distribution of corn and corn mazes versus population centers, topography, and land use., The physical processes that shape the patterns of Earth's surface. Students are asked to think about why corn and other crops are grown where they are, and the influence that climate and land use have on cultivation., The characteristics, distribution and complexity of Earth's cultural mosaics. Students consider the influence of culture on the cultivation of corn., The patterns and networks of economic interdependence Students examine the products made from corn and how these products are transported., How human actions modify the physical environment., How physical systems affect human systems. Students consider how humans have modified the environment in corn cultivation, and examine topography, land use, and the influence of the land on cultivation., The changes that occur in the meaning, use, distribution, and importance of resources Students examine the products made from corn and how these products are transported., How to apply geography to interpret the present and plan for the future. Students use geography to understand how to interpret maps and present-day land use.
1. Mazes, Corn Mazes, Shapes, and Navigation
Grades: All
Discuss the concept of a maze with your students, why they are fascinating, and the kinds of materials in which human-navigated mazes are constructed. Examine corn maze websites and discuss the most common shapes in which corn mazes are created. Ask how navigating through a maze compares to daily navigation through streets of a community. Before visiting a corn maze with your students, obtain a map of the maze. Time how long it takes the whole group (or smaller teams of students) to find the center, and discuss the challenges involved.
2. Wayfinding and Directions
Select and identify locations for each group of students to find. Have each group of students write directions to the location, using relative directions such as 'left', 'right', 'straight ahead', and so on. Regroup and ask the students to give their directions to another team, without that team knowing where the destination is. How easy were the directions to follow? Repeat this activity using cardinal directions, such as 'north', and 'southeast'. Regroup and compare the ease of using cardinal directions versus relative directions. Is there a difference? Why? Discuss: When are cardinal directions more appropriate in day-to-day living, and when are relative directions more suitable?
3. Wayfinding Comparison: Day versus Night
Grades: Secondary through University
If you cannot conduct a nighttime field trip as a scheduled class event, encourage the students to visit the maze at night (but only if it's open to the public after dark!). If that is not possible, you can still discuss the following: Compare the difficulty of finding a selected location during the daytime versus at night. Discuss: Is wayfinding more difficult at night? Why or why not? How does the location of the sun help us in our wayfinding, besides simply providing light?
4. Maps and GPS (Global Positioning Systems)
Grades: Elementary Through Secondary
How does a map or an aerial photograph of the corn maze help you in navigating the maze? If possible, have the students walk the entire maze and then create a map of the paths. Compare student-created maps to the maze's official map or aerial photograph. How well did the students' maps match the site's official map? What were the challenges? What helped?
Visit a corn maze with GPS (Global Positioning Systems) receivers to record waypoints as your students walk each path (or a subset that you designate, or divide the group so that the entire maze is mapped). Upload these points into a Geographic Information System (GIS). Plot these points on top of an aerial photograph or a USGS topographic map of the area. Download free digital topographic maps by going to the USGS Store and clicking on "Map Locator". Download free aerial photographs through Earth Explorer.
Print your GPS-created corn maze plot. Include the following map components along with your plot: Title, Orientation, Date, Author, Legend, Symbols, Scale, Grid, Index, and Source.
5. GPS Navigation
Grades: Elementary Through University
Visit a corn maze with GPS Global Positioning Systems) units. Ask students to navigate to predefined locations using their GPS. Discuss the concept of a geocache and visit geocaching websites. Hide geocaches for students to find using their GPS (check with the corn maze operator first to make sure this is acceptable). Even easier, set up "virtual geocaches" -- known locations where you do not need to visit the site ahead of time.
Discuss: What are the challenges on finding an absolute location with a GPS that exist in a corn maze, where you are confined to certain predefined routes?
6. Land Cover and Corn Maze Locations
Grades: Upper elementary through university.
Examine the USGS Land Cover map of the conterminous U.S., or purchase a paper copy from the USGS Store. This map shows cropland, scrub, forests, urban areas, grassland, and other land cover types. Examine the map key. How many land cover classifications exist on this map? In which areas of the U.S. would you expect to find corn mazes? Why? What is the influence of climate and soil on the growing of corn? Browse Web sites for corn maze locations. How well do the locations match your predictions? What are factors that influence the locations of where corn is grown? What are factors that influence the locations of where corn mazes are constructed? Compare a map of corn maze locations to the location of cities. What influences do cities have on the locations of corn mazes? Where else in the world besides the U.S. is corn grown?
7. Interpreting Topographic Maps and Aerial Photographs
Examine a USGS topographic map and an aerial photograph of the area of your corn maze. Download free digital topographic maps by going to the USGS Store and clicking on "Map Locator". Download free aerial photographs through Earth Explorer.
Discuss: What forces shape the landscape near the cornfield? What are the dominant natural hazards in this area? In which direction does this area drain? Into what river(s) does this area drain? Into what ocean do the rivers empty?
You could examine USGS topographic maps or a USGS national map of river systems to aid you. Maps of the river systems for each state can be downloaded from the National Map.
Trace the path of rain falling on this field to the ocean, including all rivers along the way. What is the river distance from this field to the ocean?
What is the elevation of your cornfield? Would you characterize the terrain of your field as flat, moderate, or steep? What do you think is the maximum slope on which a cornfield can be planted? What constraints operate on the slope of a cornfield? Compare the terrain constraints for corn to other crops. What other crops are grown in this area? Why? What percentage of the county you are in would you estimate as being cultivated for corn? The U.S. Department of Agriculture also has corn production maps.
From the aerial photograph, what would you say is the dominant land use in your cornfield's region? Why? Compare this land use to the land use based on an aerial photograph around your school. What are the differences? Why?
Compare the cornfield's elevation to the elevation based on a topographic map of your school. Is the cornfield higher or lower in elevation of your school? Why? What landforms are present? How have humans modified the landscape in cultivating corn and other crops?
8. Exploring Corn Through Mathematics
Examine a sample one-square-meter of corn in your field away from a path. Count the number of ears of corn on a few stalks. Estimate the average number of ears of corn per stalk. Estimate the number of stalks in your square meter of corn. Examine a different square meter of corn and compare your estimates to that above. What differences did you find, and why? What factors influence how productive corn is? Compute the number of stalks and ears of corn in one square kilometer of corn. If a county had 1000 square kilometers of corn under cultivation, how many stalks and ears of corn would it harvest?
9. Investigating Corn
Visit sites like the U.S. Department of Agriculture for supporting information.
What exactly is corn? Is it native to North America or was it introduced? How long has corn (or maize) been a domesticated crop? What is corn used for? What products that you use daily are made from corn? What products that you use occasionally are made from corn? How can corn be used in industry, consumer markets, and in other ways? What parts of corn can be used? What effect do the values of the culture influence what types of crops are grown? What does the cultivation of corn say about the culture of the United States? What do we value? Where are products made from corn produced? Why are they located there? How does the corn from your field reach the consumer? Trace the possible routes. What transport mechanisms are in place to transport the various corn products?
10. Investigating Soils
Grades: Secondary and university. The first two questions may be used in upper elementary.
There are many resources on soils available at the Education site for the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service.
Examine the soil under your feet in the maze. Describe the texture, color, grains, and other characteristics. Use the "Texture by Feel" diagram to classify it. How has cultivation affected the surface and composition of the soil? Interview the landowners, if possible.
Examine soil data for the region around the maze using the USDA's Web Soil Survey. What soil type(s) underlie your corn maze? What is the official "state soil" for your state? What soil type(s) are best for growing corn? How do the soil types that are best for growing corn compare to the soils that are best for other crops? What fertilizers and pesticides are used on cornfields? Why? What are the inherent dangers in fertilizers and pesticides?
Take a soil sample if possible to your school and conduct soil tests using a commercial kit. Perform a similar text on soil collected at your school. Report on the results of your soil tests.
Report on the results of your soil test.


European Investment Bank (EIB) is interested to finance projects in the fields of transport, energy and environment in Azerbaijan, a source in the country's government told Trend.
"Currently, we hold initial discussions with the EIB on a number of directions," the source said. "However, it is worth noting that the bank has its own specifics of work. For example, when we work with the World Bank (WB), we usually repay the cost of taxes, and the bank itself provides the remaining funds."
"In contrast to the WB, the EIB doesn't fully finance projects, but it is involved in joint lending," the source noted. "While negotiating with the bank, we need to consider a number of factors concerning the amount of money the Azerbaijani government itself will give, the involvement of a third party and other issues."
As for the estimated cost of the projects, which are being discussed with the bank, the source noted that the volume of these projects hasn't been defined yet.
"When working with any bank, in the first place, it is necessary to determine the direction of the project and prepare a feasibility study," the source in the Azerbaijani government added. "The volume of investments is determined after these two stages. At the moment, we are discussing the direction of projects and the preparation of the feasibility study with the EIB."


How often do I need Drain Cleaning Service in Edwardsville, IL?
If you've ever dealt with a clogged drain, you know how frustrating it can be, and you know the havoc that it could wreak on your system, which brings hefty repair costs. You can prevent big, catastrophic clogs from building up in your drain system with regular drain cleaning service from a local plumbing professional. But how often should they be cleaned? Can you do this job yourself? How much does it cost? These questions have some easy and not-so-easy answers, which we'll outline below.
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I CALL FOR DRAIN CLEANING SERVICE?
This is an excellent question, and it depends on your system and how often that it clogs up. Drainage systems clog for different reasons, and you may not notice a big clog until it's seriously affecting your plumbing system. That's why you should have professional drain cleaning done annually or semi-annually, depending on your system. This will ensure that big clogs aren't around for long and that you're not wasting energy with a system that's impeded. Additionally, you can perform DIY drain cleaning service more often than this, but be careful about the methods that you use.
HOW CAN I KEEP MY SYSTEM FROM CLOGGING UP?
One way to minimize the effect of clogs in your drainage system is to keep your system from clogging up. But how do you do this? Well, you can keep drains from clogging by exercising caution when it comes to washing things down any drain in your home.
In the kitchen, don't use the garbage disposal as a garbage can; throw food particles away in the actual trash can and only wash down what can easily travel through your drains with plenty of water. However, soap, fat, grease and other cooking and cleaning byproducts tend to build up over a period of time, which means you'll need professional drain cleaning service sooner or later.
In the Bathroom, common clogs include hair, toilet paper, sanitary products (condoms, tampons, menstrual pads, etc.), waste, and more. To combat this, watch the hair buildup in your drain, and make sure that you only flush things that are dissolvable in water – basically, only toilet paper – and throw everything else away.
HOW SHOULD I CLEAN MY DRAINS?
So, how should you clean your drains? Well, there are multiple methods available to you that range in their cost, effectiveness, and environmental sustainability. First, professional drain cleaning service is always the best option. A trained plumber uses the latest tools and environmentally-safe products to ensure clogs are a thing of the past. While this is the most expensive option, it's far better than replacing multiple sewer lines.
Next, we have your DIY methods for drain cleaning, which should be approached with some caution. Natural cleaners like boiling water, baking soda, and other household products can effectively clean small clogs with little environmental impact. Another DIY option is over-the-counter drain cleaning products. However, over-the-counter products can use harsh chemicals that aren't good for the environment or your system. Make sure you know what you're putting down the drain before trying your hand at DIY drain cleaning.
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Quotations about Acceptance Of Others. Quotes to stimulate mind and drive action! Use the words and quote images to feed your brain inspiring things daily!
You express your own divinity by being alive and by loving yourself and others.
Unconditional acceptance of others is the key to happy relationships.
In trying to express only those aspects of ourselves that we believe will guarantee us the acceptance of others, we suppress some of our most valuable and interesting features and sentence ourselves to a life of reenacting the same outworn scripts. Reclaiming the parts of ourselves that we have relegated to the shadow is the most reliable path to actualizing all of our human potential. Once befriended, our shadow becomes a divine map that—when properly read and followed—reconnects us to the life we were meant to live and the people we were meant to be.
You can only be you when you do your best. When you don't do your best you are denying yourself the right to be you. That's a seed that you should really nurture in your mind. You don't need knowledge or great philosophical concepts. You don't need the acceptance of others. You express your own divinity by being alive and by loving yourself and others.
We must seek to understand the intent of communication without prejudging or rejecting the content... Communication, after all, is not so much a matter of intellect as it is of trust and acceptance of others, of their ideas and feelings, acceptance of the fact that they're different, and that from their point of view, they are right.
Those who love others grandly are those who love themselves grandly. Those who have a high toleration and acceptance of others are those who have a high toleration and acceptance of themselves. You cannot show another a part of you that you cannot show yourself. Therefore, begin where all growth, where all evolution, where all love must begin; with the person in the mirror.
The trance of unworthiness keeps the sweetness of belonging out of reach. The path to "the sweetness of belonging," is acceptance - acceptance of ourselves and acceptance of others without judgment.


A way to help make liturgical living even more tasty and fun for families, this cookie cutter was designed from original art work. The cookie depicts an image of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
The cookie cutter comes as a two-piece set: an outline cutter and the accompanying impression. The outline measures 4 inches in height and 2.5 inches wide. The cutter is designed to allow for decorating that is as simple or elaborate as the user desires: just served plain, dough tinted with food coloring, a coating of sanding sugar pre-bake, a simple swipe of edible luster dust, or full royal icing for the truly talented cookie bakers.


Murphy Backing Out of Giving Licenses to Undocumented Immigrants?
Is Murphy Backing Out of Giving Licenses to Undocumented Immigrants?
TRENTON — During his inaugural address, Gov. Phil Murphy ran through a number of issues that he hoped to address during his administration with at least one glaring omission.
Driver's licenses for residents living in this country illegally.
The new chief executive ticked off women's health and Planned Parenthood; raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour; equal pay for women; earned paid sick leave; making voting easier; and strengthening already-tough gun laws.
But he did not mention his promise to provide drivers licenses and statewide ID to undocumented and unauthorized immigrants.
Sara Cullinane, director of Make the Road New Jersey, is confident Murphy will sign into law a bill that is the basis for the "Let's Drive NJ" campaign. The legislation, sponsored by sponsored by Assemblywoman Annette Quijano, D-Union, would make licenses available to about 22,000 of the state's 466,000 undocumented immigrants who cannot meet the six-point ID requirement.
Quijano's bill would include transgender people, people who may have misplaced documents, college students and seniors. It was introduced on Jan. 9 and was referred to the Assembly Homeland Security and State Preparedness Committee.
The license would be restricted and would not be valid identification for federal or out-of-state purposes.
"There are potentially 500,000 people in New Jersey who could gain access to a license," according to Cullinane, who sees it as a public safety issue. Under the bill, Cullinane said more people would become insured, which would reduce rates. The state's coffers would fill with extra license fees as well.
"We're looking forward to working with the new administration to make it happen," Cullinane said.
The key for supporters of the measure is to keep it at the forefront of the governor's agenda.
"In an very unfortunate way, I think it would be hard for anyone to think it's an issue because of what's going on in Washington, D.C.," Joanna Calle, NJ Alliance for Immigrant Justice, said. She believes, given Murphy's vow during the inaugural address to "resist every move from President Trump." it will remain an important issue to him.
Calle said her group is ready to help get the legislation passed and onto Murphy's desk "because this is a big important issue for him and for us."
State Sen. Michael Doherty, R-Warren, does not think giving unauthorized immigrants a license makes sense in a country based on the rule of law.
"We have individuals who are not lawfully in the United States. They did not follow the laws of the United States to enter the country. They do not have a lawful presence here," the member of the state Senate Judiciary Committee said.
"We have a real problem. We can't take care of our own citizens, can't take care of our seniors, cannot take care of our veterans and we're throwing out the welcome mat and saying, 'Come to New Jersey. You can break the law by entering the United States and hey, we'll give you a driver's license,'" Doherty said.
Source: Is Murphy Backing Out of Giving Licenses to Undocumented Immigrants?


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Q: "convert" matlab to c++ -- numerical pde's -- i want to solve a pde according to this matlab code (part of it):
.............
% Evaluate the initial conditions
x = xl : dx : xr;              % generate the grid point
% f(1:J+1) since array index starts from 1
f = sin(pi*x) + sin(2*pi*x);

% store the solution at all grid points for all time steps
u = zeros(J+1,Nt);

% Find the approximate solution at each time step
for n = 1:Nt
    t = n*dt;         % current time
    % boundary condition at left side
    gl = sin(pi*xl)*exp(-pi*pi*t)+sin(2*pi*xl)*exp(-4*pi*pi*t);
    % boundary condition at right side
    gr = sin(pi*xr)*exp(-pi*pi*t)+sin(2*pi*xr)*exp(-4*pi*pi*t);
    if n==1    % first time step
       for j=2:J    % interior nodes
       u(j,n) = f(j) + mu*(f(j+1)-2*f(j)+f(j-1));
       end
       u(1,n) = gl;   % the left-end point
       u(J+1,n) = gr; % the right-end point
    else
       for j=2:J    % interior nodes
         u(j,n)=u(j,n-1)+mu*(u(j+1,n-1)-2*u(j,n-1)+u(j-1,n-1));
       end
       u(1,n) = gl;   % the left-end point
       u(J+1,n) = gr; % the right-end point
    end
 end

% Plot the results
tt = dt : dt : Nt*dt;
figure(1)
surf(x,tt, u');     % 3-D surface plot
............

I did this in c++ :
double f(double x){

return sin(pi*x) + sin(2.0*pi*x);

}

double gl(double x,double t){

    return sin(pi*x)*exp(-pi*pi*t) +sin(2.0*pi*x)*exp(-4.0*pi*pi*t);
}

double gr(double x,double t){

    return sin(pi*x)*exp(-pi*pi*t) +sin(2.0*pi*x)*exp(-4.0*pi*pi*t);
}

using namespace std;

const int Nt=50;  // number of time steps
const int J=10; // number of division for x
double xl=0,xr=1.0; //left and right boundaries
double tf=0.1; //final simulation time
double dt,dx; //dx is the mesh size
double x;
double u[J][Nt];

int main()
{
dx=(xr-xl)/J;
dt=tf/Nt;
double m=dt/(dx*dx);

//Evaluate the initial conditions
//generate the grid point
for (x=xl;x<=xr;x+=dx) {
    f(x);
}

//store the solution at all grid points for all time steps
for (int i=0;i<J;i++){
    for (int j=0;j<Nt-1;j++){
        u[i][j]=0;
    }
}

//find the approximate solution at each time step
int n,t,j;
for (n=0;n<Nt;n++){
    t=(n+1)*dt; //current time
        // boundary condition at left side
        gl(xl,t);
        //boundary condition at right side
        gr(xr,t);

        if (n==0) {//first time step
            for (j=1;j<J-1;j++){
                u[j][n]=f(j)+m*(f(j+1)-2.0*f(j)+f(j-1));
                }
        u[0][n]=gl(xl,t);
        u[J-1][n]=gr(xr,t); }
        else  {
            for(j=1;j<J-1;j++){
                u[j][n]=u[j][n-1]+m*(u[j+1][n-1]-2.0*u[j][n-1]+u[j-1][n-1]);
                }
        u[0][n]=gl(xl,t);
        u[J-1][n]=gr(xr,t);
        }

    }

ofstream data;
data.open("Data.dat");

for (int tt=dt;tt<=Nt*dt;tt+=dt){
    data<< tt <<"\t"<<x<<"\t"<< u[J][Nt]<<endl;

}

cout <<"\nFiles written! "<<endl;

    return 0;
}

The problem is that i get a data file with only values  0   1.1   -3.58979e-09.
Maybe the problem is in the indexing?Or i messed up completely?

A: You have several serious problems here:

*

*You have problems with all for lops. You always takes one value more than exist in arrays. Since you start your loops with zero you should use < instead of <=.

*You use invalid indices in arrays: u[J][Nt-1] instead of u[i][j] in the initialization loop, and u[J][n] instead of u[J-1][n] in the main loop. For example the initialization loop should be:
for (int i = 0; i < J; i++) {
    for (int j = 0; j < Nt-1; j++) {
        u[i][j] = 0;
    }
}

It's strange that you don't get access violation exception, since you are trying to access values outside the array.

*You check n == 1 instead of n == 0 for the first iteration

*For the calculation to be equal with Matlab you should calculate t = (n + 1) * dt;, since in the Matlab you n starts from 1.

*Instead the loop for(j=0;j<=J-2;j++) there should be for(j=1; j < J-1; j++)

*The f(x) in the first loop has no sense, just like the gl(xl, t) & gr(xr, t) in the beginning of the main loop.
By the way how have you defined these functions? There also could be problems.
Meanwhile you should fix these issues before you can continue testing your application.

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Let's start with a disclaimer: I am not writing as a disinterested observer. I am on the board of the Melba Foundation and have supported and encouraged Maria Vandamme from the time she first proposed the Melba project. So, I am biased. But here are the facts.
When Maria took her proposal for a foundation and a record company to the then Liberal federal government she had a vision. She wanted to create a record company that would give our musicians the chance to be presented to the world with the highest standards of recording technology and overall production.
To that end she was proposing using super audio compact disc surround sound technology and packaging the records in luxurious cases, beautifully designed and manufactured.
The government liked the idea and allocated money for the realisation of the vision.
And here's the important point: It was open to Move or Tall Poppies or anyone else to come up with a similar plan. She did not receive any special treatment. She had a good idea, presented it well and was successful in gaining support. Why the outrage and the jealousy?
To talk of "peer review" of this process is ludicrous. Which peers? Those who are miffed that they didn't think of it first?
At this time when music distribution is in transition from disc to download no record company is making a profit from classical music. But recording classical music, to the highest standards, is akin to running an art gallery. It is about archiving the world and for future generations the very best performances by the best artists of this place and time. We don't expect a public gallery to make a profit -- we don't even charge for entry.
The government has more than had its money's worth from Melba. The number of reviews from the UK, Europe and the US that run on the theme: Australia? Who would ever have thought it? One American reviewer wrote that after hearing the Australian Youth Orchestra recording of Shostakovich's tenth that he had to revise his whole thinking about youth orchestras.
Enough of the mean spirited, bitter jealousy. Why can't we take a little pleasure in each other's success rather than seeing one person's achievement as somehow being at our expense?


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Daniel Jáquez Oral History Interview
Daniel Jáquez grew up in Ciudad Juarez, Mexico. He received his Bachelor of Science from the University of Texas and his Master of Fine Arts in directing from the American Repertory Theatre at Harvard University. Since 2002, Daniel has worked as the Artistic Associate of Milagro. During this time, Daniel has directed several productions, including some of his original works. In 2001, he directed a production of Icarus for which he won a Drammy award.
Daniel says that Milagro contributes to the diversity and internationality of its community in two ways. First, Milagro offers services and programs in Spanish, which creates a more inclusive community. Second, Milagro is such an inviting place for community, a place where all cultures can come to appreciate the work Milagro does. Daniel concludes with remarks about the generosity of Milagro; he is grateful for the human experiences and interactions that have enabled him to grow as an artist.
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Daniel Jáquez, "Daniel Jáquez Oral History Interview," Special Collections & Archives Research Center, accessed January 16, 2022, https://scarc.library.oregonstate.edu/omeka/items/show/33976.


KPMG's Financial Services Regulatory Insight Center is based in Washington D.C.
Regulation continues to drive the strategic agenda. Financial services firms must manage the complex suite of new rules enacted by global, regional, and national policy setting bodies that are changing the strategy, business model, and operating procedures of financial services. Implementation of complex changes over extended timescales, with other proposals in the pipeline, is forcing firms to change the way they operate and address fundamental issues around profitability and future plans. Indeed, managing regulatory change is a major business issue in itself.
KPMG's Financial Services Regulatory Insight Center is part of a network of other thought leadership teams in the United Kingdom (EMA Financial Services Risk & Regulatory Insight Centre) and Asia (ASPAC). The US Regulatory Insight Center is comprised of key industry practitioners and regulatory advisers from across KPMG's U.S. and global network. These individuals work with engagement teams and clients to provide insights into the implications of regulatory changes, distill the impact of regulatory developments on clients' businesses, and advise how to adapt clients' business models to better thrive in this dynamic environment.


My dog has had an abscess on her face for a while, under her eye, but it hasn't caused her problems until now. It burst an hour ago and pus came out of it. I tried cleaning it with a wet tissue but seemed to make it worse as it started bleeding. It's stopped now as she's cleaned it herself, but should I be worried?
When an older dog has an abscess under the eye it usually means that this is a tooth abscess. The large chewing tooth (carnassial tooth) has roots that push up just below the eye. If the tooth is abscessed then it can cause a bump under the eye.
Often you can't see a problem with the actual tooth although sometimes you can see some redness on the gumline or even more obvious signs.
A carnassial tooth abscess really can only be permanently fixed by having the tooth removed under an anesthetic. We can usually get a temporary fix by giving antibiotics.


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When you are travelling with your second half, you often want to stop in some romantic place. That's why we've created a collection of the most romantic hotels in United States on Hotellook. Cheap hotel rates here start from $100 and reach $493.
Very good boutique hotel. Close to Chinatown. Great location. Awesome vibe.
Good club hotel. Located near shopping areas and the beach. Great pool. Beautiful beach.
Excellent romantic hotel. Located near shopping areas and the beach. Fantastic service. Great pool.


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Odd fact is that this website was the least important, yet it fared the best. Previous posts for Wally Wonders Why will be available, but no new posts or pretty formatting will be done until the more important websites are up.
What more can I say? In my book biologically correct trumps politically correct every time.
I certainly would recommend it to anyone interested in seeing a self-made American sitting in the White House. He has made his own way from poverty in the segregated South to a successful business leader and now a presidential contender.
Science, humor and cars… what a great show.