Justin Randall Timberlake was born January 31, 1981.He is an American singer, songwriter, actor, and record producer. Born and raised in Memphis, Tennessee, he appeared on the television shows Star Search and The All-New Mickey Mouse Club as a child. In the late 1990s, Timberlake rose to prominence as one of the two lead vocalists and youngest member of NSYNC, which eventually became one of the best-selling boy bands of all time. During the group's hiatus, Timberlake released his debut solo album, the R&B-focused Justified (2002), which included the successful singles "Cry Me a River" and "Rock Your Body", and earned his first two Grammy Awards.
His critically acclaimed second album, FutureSex/LoveSounds (2006), characterized by its wide range of musical influences, debuted atop the US Billboard 200 and produced the Billboard Hot 100 number-one singles "SexyBack", "My Love", and "What Goes Around… Comes Around". With his first two albums exceeding sales of 10 million copies worldwide, he was established as one of the most commercially successful singers of the decade. He also has collaborated with other artists, including "Give It to Me" (with Timbaland) and "4 Minutes" (with Madonna). From 2008 through 2012, Timberlake focused on his acting career, effectively putting his music career on hiatus; he held starring roles in the films The Social Network, Bad Teacher, In Time, and Friends with Benefits.
In 2013, Timberlake resumed his music career with his third and fourth albums The 20/20 Experience and The 20/20 Experience – 2 of 2, exploring neo soul styles with the song structures of 1960s and 1970s rock. The former became the best-selling album of the year in the US with the largest sales week, and spawned the top-three singles "Suit & Tie" and "Mirrors", while the latter produced the top-ten song "Not a Bad Thing". In 2016, Timberlake will voice the lead character in DreamWorks Animation's Trolls, accompanied by the release of the song "Can't Stop the Feeling". Cemented as a touring solo artist, Timberlake plays several instruments in his live performances, accompanied by his band, The Tennessee Kids. Time named him one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2007 and 2013. Timberlake's work has earned him numerous awards, including nine Grammy Awards, three Brit Awards, and four Emmy Awards, the latter being for his appearances on Saturday Night Live. His other ventures include record label Tennman Records, fashion label William Rast, and the restaurants Destino and Southern Hospitality.


It's been a bit odd since I finished writing the book. I keep thinking that I should be doing something. It's a bit like the vague unease that remains after exam season is over.
Especially weird has been not writing any recipes. I'd been throwing them together like crazy for a couple of weeks. Now it's just back to one or two a week.
One thing I debated with myself was the cut-off date for the recipes. The book nominally covers 1840 to 1970, but I do have some Maclay recipes that are later than that. Should I include those? Eventually, the decision was made for me. I decided that the book gad to be published by last Saturday at the very latest. When that deadline fell, I hadn't got to the later Maclay recipes.
Not being one to waste material, I've assembled this 1990's Maclay recipe anyway. Partly because it's a bit of an oddity: a beer called Scotch Ale. Let me explain, Scottish brewers didn't usually have beers called Scotch Ale in their home market. What was sold as Scotch Ale in England and beyond was called Strong Ale in Scotland.
Now you might expect a beer with a name like this to have a long history. It doesn't. Maclay only introduced it sometime between 1985 and 1992. In their later years Maclay went recipe crazy. In addition to their tried and trusted Pale Ale recipe, they started brewing beers single-gyle: TPA, an Old Ale, Oat Malt Stout and Scotch Ale. It must have been scary to any old hands in the brewery.
This is a pretty strange beer for a Scotch Ale. It's a bit weak, though I guess Younger's No. 3 was a similar strength. But that was a bit of an oddity. It has an extremely simple grist of just pale and crystal malt. My guess is that it was also darkened with caramel after primary fermentation.
With about 4.5 lbs of hops per quarter of malt, the hopping is at the same level as their Pale Ales, though, this being a bit stronger, it contained more hops in absolute terms. The varieties are a guess. I only know for certain that the hops were English.
A good lump of malt and a fair dose of hops.
It's beer - what's not to like?
What's with the mash temp: 147/158F ? Which is it, or is a step mash?
yes, sort of. It's an underlet mash. They raised the temperature (probably after about 30 minutes) by adding more hot water to the bottom of the mash. It was a dead common method in England, but quite rare in Scotland. I've only found two breweries that mashed this way: Maclay and Lorimer & Clark.
I remember drinking this. I suspect the name was complete marketing fantasy.


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Moulin Rouge is the famous classical cabaret in Paris which is my dream to visit. It's also a musical of 2001, received two awards of the American Film Academy.Thanks for the shared picture.


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Bill Gates warned that Bitcoin investment is environmentally damaging
Billionaire Microsoft founder Bill Gates criticized bitcoin's environmental impact in an interview.
Speaking to CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin, he said it used more electricity than any other method.
Cambridge University analysis suggested bitcoin used more energy than Argentina, the BBC reported.
Bill Gates is one of the richest people in the world and an outspoken advocate, fighting against climate change.
In a Clubhouse interview with New York Times reporter and CNBC co-anchor Andrew Ross in February, Gates spoke out against bitcoin citing environmental damages caused by the cryptocurrency.
"Bitcoin uses more electricity per transaction than any other method known to mankind," Gates said. "It's not a great climate thing."However, he added that bitcoin's energy use may be acceptable if green energy is used and it is not "crowding out other users."
Gates clarified that he does not see climate change and bitcoin as being "closely related," and labeled himself a "bitcoin skeptic," citing a preference to invest in "products" like malaria and measles vaccines rather than cryptocurrencies.
Cryptocurrencies have become a major culprit for energy consumption, with the world's bitcoin network using as much power as the whole of Ireland in 2018.
Analysis by the University of Cambridge released earlier this year suggested that bitcoin was now consuming more electricity than Argentina, according to the BBC.
Gates is not the only one to speak out against bitcoin's environmental impact, with CIO of Société Générale's Kleinwort Hambros bank, Fahad Kamal, saying bitcoin's energy use was "staggering" and a major worry for investors.
Economist Nouriel Roubini also criticized bitcoin and the growing trend in bitcoin investment, spiked by endorsements from Tesla chief Elon Musk.
—Elon Musk (@elonmusk) February 20, 2021
"Since the fundamental value of bitcoin is zero and would be negative if a proper carbon tax was applied to its massive polluting energy-hogging production, I predict that the current bubble will eventually end in another bust," Roubini said.
However, others have stood behind bitcoin and the cryptocurrency soared to record highs on February 21, reaching $58,640. "Mad Money" host Jim Cramer previously told Sorkin on CNBC that it was "almost irresponsible" for companies not to own bitcoin.
Meanwhile, Ark Invest founder Cathie Woods said she expected the price of bitcoin to rise between $40,000 and $400,000 and that digital wallets would gut traditional banks.

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Q: A problem on finding dy/dx If $a+b+c=0$ and $$y=\frac{1}{x^b+x^{-c}+1}+\frac{1}{x^c+x^{-a}+1}+\frac{1}{x^a+x^{-b}+1}$$then $\frac{dy}{dx}$=?
The only way which I can think of solving this is by differentiating each term. However, is there a simpler way?

A: $$y=\frac{1}{x^b+x^{a+b}+1}+\frac{1}{x^{-a-b}+x^{-a}+1}+\frac{1}{x^a+x^{-b}+1}$$
$$y=\frac{1}{x^b+x^{a+b}+1}+\frac{x^{a+b}}{1+x^{b}+x^{a+b}}+\frac{x^b}{x^{a+b}+1+x^b}$$

A: Try to simplify $y$ before differentiating, you should get $y=1$

A: Hint! make $u=x^a$ and $v=x^b$, we have that $a+b+c=0$ so $x^c=?$, replace and simplify.

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Gary Daoust won the Boys 15-18 division, defeating Zachary Bariso, of Boca Raton, Florida, on a three hole playoff after both golfers finished at 144. Daoust fired a 36 on the front nine Sunday, followed by a 37 on the back nine to advance to the playoff that he eventually won. He posted two impressive rounds of 71 and 73 in the event. Bariso fired a 73 on the first day, but scored a 71on Sunday to tie Daoust and force the playoff. Bariso finished with six birdies over the weekend, the most of anyone at the tournament. Daoust recorded five birdies, tied for second most. James McHugh of Port St. Lucie, Florida finished in third at five over for the tournament. McHugh recorded an eagle on the ninth hole on Saturday, after notching birdies on the sixth and seventh, helping to propel him to a 72 during round one.
Ariadna Fonseca of Apopka, Florida won the Girls 15-18 division with a 144 total for the tournament. Fonseca finished five strokes ahead of second place finisher Michelle Hawkins. Hawkins, of Rockledge, Florida, posted a 149, and Julia Durkin of Miramar, Florida finished in third with a 151. Fonseca fired a 71 on the first day to hold the lead going into the second round, where she continued to play well and stay atop the leaderboard. After firing a 40 on the front nine on Sunday, Fonseca birdied two of her last four holes and recorded 24 pars to secure the victory. Hawkins made a strong challenge at the lead on the front nine Sunday, recording four birdies and posting a 34. She scored a 40 on the back nine to finish in second. Durkin recorded two straight birdies to finish the front nine Sunday, and added two more birdies on the back nine for third place. Durkin led the field with five birdies.
Juan Carlos Garcia of Apopka, Florida won the Boys 11-14 division with a score of 149. Just like the Boys 15-18 division, the younger group also had to be decided by a playoff. Garcia and Miguel Maisterra both finished the first two rounds at 149, and Garcia emerged victorious with a birdie on the first playoff hole. Maisterra, of Apopka, Florida led the field after the first round with an even 70. Garcia played well during round two to tie Maisterra and force the playoff. Garcia also recorded four birdies during the two rounds tied for most in the division. Although finishing in second, Maisterra recorded 25 pars to lead the division. Finishing in third was Ryan Goldfarb of Palm Beach, Florida posting a score of 150. Goldfarb came into the second round needing to make up ground, and did just that with three birdies on the front nine. Goldfarb finished the second round at 73 to claim third place. Goldfarb recorded three birdies on the tournament.
Delia Timpy of Cocoa Beach, Florida claimed the Girls 11-14 division title with a 171 for the tournament. Timpy fired an 88 in the first round, but charged back in the second round with an 83. Timpy recorded 14 pars over the weekend, as well as a birdie to earn the victory. Zoey Iglesias of Port St. Lucie, Florida finished in second with a 200. She showed great determination during the first nine of round two, posting a 45, her lowest nine of the event. Weather: Day 1 - 75, sunny, slight breeze. Day 2 - 80 and sunny Tournament Yardages: Boys 15-18: 6,510 yards Boys 11-14: 6,100 yards Girls 15-18: 5,415 yards Girls 11-14: 4.980 yards About Us: The Hurricane Junior Golf Tour (HJGT) was founded in 2008 with the intention of providing junior golfers between the ages of 11-18 an opportunity to play exceptional courses in a competitive environment. Golfers who participate on the tour will compete in one of four age divisions: Boys 15-18, Boys 11-14, Girls 15-18, and Girls 11-14. Based out of Jacksonville, FL, the HJGT administers events all across the nation, with stops in Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama, Tennessee, Kentucky, Ohio, Virginia, Pennsylvania, Mississippi, Maryland, New York, New Jersey, Indiana, and Connecticut. For more information regarding the Space Coast Junior Open, please visit our website at www.hjgt.org, call the Hurricane Junior Golf Tour headquarters at (904) 379-2697, or email info@hjgt.org.
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Today, more than 69 million people live in 342,000 community associations accounting for more than $4 trillion in home values. Add tens of thousands of community managers, management companies, developers, insurance agents, and bankers to the mix and it is easy to understand why virtually everyone has a vested interest in the success of these communities.
And while these communities are better managed and more accommodating than ever before, they are experiencing a massive shift in age demographics. People are staying in their homes longer, living longer, and are relying on home investments and equity to cover more golden years.
While virtually every community is experiencing people aging in place, little research exists on the responsibilities and legalities surrounding this trend. To date, our industry lacks a clear understanding of available resources, necessary steps, and the opportunities that exist for collaborative efforts that would educate a wider audience and help ensure that collective community investments are protected and maintained for years to come.
To fully understand the depth of aging in place and other key issues facing community associations nationwide, the Foundation is establishing a Critical Issues Think Tank, which will convene industry leaders who are on the forefront of this and other vital discussions.
In the think tank's pilot term, the Foundation is extending limited invitations for membership. Our goal is to raise enough seed money to jump-start the necessary research we've outlined while maintaining group dynamics that allow for thought mobility.
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Today, December 11, from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m., Dan Havel and Dean Ruck are hosting a backyard party for their temporary site-specific project Sharp. The artwork, which is located in the Houston suburb of Sharpstown, was created using a burned-out house that is set to be demolished by January 1, 2017. Robert Boyd wrote about this project for Glasstire—you can read that review here.
Today's reception will feature musical guests The Cleaners—a band comprised of Ed Wilson, Tim Glover, Steve Murphy, Tony Freemantle, Joe Mancuso, and whoever else happens to show up. The day's program will also feature screenings of Havel Ruck Projects' videos. And as the flier states: bring something to throw on the BBQ—just make sure it's enough to share!
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Formula: H2P+
Molecular weight: 32.98909
CAS Registry Number: 12339-26-3
Vibrational and/or electronic energy levels
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Data compiled by: Marilyn E. Jacox
State: a
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a1 2 Bend 888 ± 80 gas PE Chau, Dyke, et al., 1997
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Berkowitz, Curtiss, et al., 1986
Berkowitz, J.; Curtiss, L.; Gibson, S.; Greene, J.; Hillhouse, G.; Pople, J., Photoionization mass spectrometric study and Ab initio calculation of ionization and bonding in P-H compounds. Heats of formation, bond energies, and the 3B1-1A1 separation in PH2+, J. Chem. Phys., 1986, 84, 375. [all data]
Berkowitz, J.; Cho, H., A photoionization study of PH: PH2 revisited, J. Chem. Phys., 1989, 90, 1, 1, https://doi.org/10.1063/1.456522 . [all data]
Chau, F.-T.; Dyke, J.M.; Lee, E.P.F.; Ridha, A.; Wang, D.-C., HeI photoelectron spectra of PH2 and PF2: comparison between simulation and experiment, Chem. Phys., 1997, 224, 2-3, 157, https://doi.org/10.1016/S0301-0104(97)00253-X . [all data]
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Jacox, M.E., Vibrational and electronic energy levels of polyatomic transient molecules, American Chemical Society, Washington, DC, 1994, 464. [all data]
Jacox, M.E., Vibrational and electronic energy levels of polyatomic transient molecules: supplement B, J. Phys. Chem. Ref. Data, 2003, 32, 1, 1-441, https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1497629 . [all data]
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X-Men Legends è un videogioco Action RPG ispirato ai personaggi del fumetto X-Men pubblicato nel 2004 dalla Activision. Il videogioco è stato reso disponibile per GameCube, N-Gage, PlayStation 2 e Xbox.

Nel videogioco il giocatore deve guidare il gruppo di supereroi mutanti, X-Men, per salvare il mondo dalla minaccia del supercriminale mutante Magneto. Il gruppo controllato dal giocatore è composto da 4 elementi che possono essere scambiati nei punti di salvataggio sparsi per il gioco.

Trama

La trama del gioco è incentrata su Allison Crestmere, ragazza come tante, che scopre la sua abilità mutante che le permette di controllare il magma vulcanico. La Confraternita dei mutanti malvagi, guidati dal malvagio Magneto, la rintraccia per convincerla invano ad entrare nella sua squadra di supercriminali. Il Professor Xavier manda in suo soccorso Wolverine che riuscirà a salvarla e la farà entrare negli X-Men sotto il nome di Magma.

Personaggi

†Utilizzabile solo nella missione sul piano astrale.

Sequel

Nel 2005 è stato pubblicato un sequel intitolato X-Men Legends II: L'Era di Apocalisse. Nel videogioco il giocatore deve guidare, oltre al gruppo di supereroi mutanti, X-Men, anche la Confraternita dei mutanti malvagi che hanno unito le loro forze per distruggere Apocalisse.

Voci correlate
 X-Men Legends II: L'Era di Apocalisse
 Marvel: La Grande Alleanza
 Marvel: La Grande Alleanza 2
 Marvel: La Grande Alleanza 3 - L'Ordine Nero

Collegamenti esterni

Videogiochi degli X-Men

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Having used Netbeans ide, I wonder whar exactly is a module and why I should use it in a project.
I have searched the entire site for documentation but I did not find any answer about the use of this very basic component of the IntelliJ IDEA platform.
Actually this is explained in one of the very first pages of the "Concepts"
should use it in a project.
So it is an xml file that describes some things about the project?
a module is stored in an xml file is an implementation detail.
Can you give an example on what it can be used?
Did you check the link to IJ web help mentioned above?
Attached is an image with some screenshots of modules in use with the Logback project open in IDEA.


"Dorothy Gaspar's glove designs pack star power"
Dorothy Gaspar does not make gloves for meek women. Her long, sinuous leather creations -- imagine Louboutin stilettos for your hands -- are better suited for martini-swilling minxes who smirk through apologies. Same goes for the chic two-tone driving gloves that come in flashy sports-car colors and snap efficiently at the wrist. Even folded over in repose, like sleeping swans, Gaspar's gloves are ready for their close-up.
And no doubt, you've seen a couple of her designs on the big screen: the chic cocoa-colored gloves Angelina Jolie wore as she wrung her hands in "The Changeling," or the red suede scallop-edged gloves fancied by Renée Zellweger in " Leatherheads." Gaspar also designed gloves for "Titanic," " Batman Returns" and "Charlie's Angels."
Typically, she sits down with a film's costume designer early on to go over sketches and determine which glove design will complete a character's style.
"These are the ones I made for Eva Mendes for ' The Spirit.' They are very dramatic and have a 1940s look," says Gaspar, in her soft, lilting Hungarian accent as she gives a tour of the downstairs workshop in her Mount Washington home. She points at a pair of elbow-length black leather gloves with tapered fingers and topstitching that are as sleek as a panther.
Unlike her gloves, Gaspar, 44, is subdued -- much as you might expect from someone who can spend up to two days hand-cutting and piqué-stitching one pair from swaths of Italian kid leather. Bolts of satin and lamé, spools of candy-hued thread and hand-shaped irons (for pressing stitched gloves) clutter her modest work space. There are no flashy ergonomic chairs or modern desks. Her industrial Juki sewing machine looks sturdy but weary. "Those die cutters are over 100 years old," she says proudly of a cubby crammed with cookie cutter-like tools. "They have always been in my family."
Her grandfather founded Gaspar Gloves in Budapest in 1890. Her father carried on the tradition. With nine older siblings who spurned the family business, Gaspar had little say in her destiny. "I was the 10th child, and they made me learn it," she says with a good-natured shrug. In 1985, she followed her beau -- now husband -- to L.A. and soon found work sewing at Gloves by Hammer of Hollywood on Melrose Avenue. A few years later, Hammer when closed, she struck out on her own and started working with movie studios.
In addition to supplying Madonna with purple fingerless driving gloves for her current tour, Gaspar has a thriving off-screen following. "My clients either wear them for fun or wear them to church," she says of the designs, which range from $75 for driving gloves to $185 for elbow-length custom styles; gloves that extend all the way to the shoulder run to $275. Hands are traced to determine size. "I have a few fans who have 30 pairs of my gloves. They always say, 'This is my last pair.' "
"I'm always trying to come up with new, edgy designs," she says, gesturing to a cheeky gray and purple pair that lace up the middle like a corset. Equally unique are the long moss green ones adorned with more than a dozen leather-covered buttons. "I add buckles or zippers or try putting together new colors."
Never underestimate the allure of a swath of black, though. Late last month, Beyoncé performed live in Rockefeller Center for the "Today" show and a fan snatched one of her elbow-length black leather gloves right off her hand. She carried on her performance wearing just one, and the effect was almost as frisky as Rita Hay worth's famous glove striptease in 1946's "Gilda."
If they're considering a remake, Gaspar has the perfect gloves.
The backdrop decorated with picture of the Eiffel tower and a bicycle on the runway that really did make you feel like you were in Paris!
Samora's spring 2009 line was heavily influenced by la vie francaise. High-waisted skirts and short jumpers, day dresses, and plenty of flounces and ruffles were pretty and ladylike, and organza overcoats channeled Audrey Hepburn.
The row also included white trousers and blouses, with some rumpled in black and paired up with a layered mint green skirt that looked admirable together, and sheer robes.
Favorites included a white dress with pockets that had a sheer rectangle over the chest making it not your customary bridle, and a floral dress that had ruffles and a v neck hemline as well as a bow that parceled around and cinched the waist. Stylish was the flawless word for her gorgeous and stunning line.
There were lots of ruffles, ruffles, ruffles! Samora was all about the ruffles for Spring 2009.Gowns were in ruffles from necklines, to hemlines that gave each part a flirty feel to it, making it perfect. The floral decorations were a bit matronly. Lengths of dresses ranged from short such as an charming pinstriped dress that was ornamented with white lace, as well as a long, full of size princess mango dress-perfect for any occasion, but this pink corset dress was out of place.
Some were sleeveless, bridle, and thongly.
Pinstripe and brilliant colors were the theme of the show. Palettes included mint green, black, mango, and shades of pink.
spring and painted everything in flowery colors.
Gloves are one of the main accessories presented in the collection. They're one of the hottest trends, and Samora presented her own idea of fab gloves for spring 2009.
Half-gloves are made of leather, not covering the hand in full.
Gloves were predominantly of black, white and black-and white color, looking beautiful and unique.
On October 18th, celebrated designer Joy Han will be presenting her Spring 2009 Collection entitled "Conservatively Liberal", in Downtown Los Angeles' Fashion District. Voom by Joy Han is thumbs down the go to collection for young A-list Hollywood as well as magazine editors. Eva Longoria-Parker, Paris Hilton, Kim Kardashian, Miley Cyrus, Jessica Alba and Katherine Heigl are all fans of Voom.
In Style, Vogue, Lucky, Elle, Audrey, Gisele and In Touch are huge editorial fans of the line. After taking last season off from doing a runway presentation, Han in back with a slightly new direction just in time for the current political climate. "This season look for more structure", says Han. "The Voom girl has grown up a bit, and she is looking to the late 60's for her inspirations, Jackie O to Janis Joplin." "The Voom customer has many layers these days from conservative to liberal and that's what I'm representing on the runway this season", says Han.
Han always leaves the media clamoring with interest and her audience buzzing in speculation on what to look for next in fashion. This season Han collaborates with Velvet Angels shoes, Gaspar Gloves & Beijo Handbags, in helping to define her "New Look" for the season. Each model will be looking marvelous with the help of the innovative and sophisticated makeup line Temptu Cosmetics, as they hit the runway. Wilde Aide & White Sands will be the official hair-care providers for the Voom model's tresses.
Celebrity DJ Mark Da Spot will be spinning the sounds for Han's runway presentation and other sponsors for Han's event include Glitterati Magazine, The Margarita King & Denmark's Edler Flower Natural Beverage.
VOOM by Joy Han will show on Saturday October 18th at 6:30pm, check in time at 6:00 pm.


Taiwan artist Beatrice Xu (Hsu Wei Lun, 1978-2007) passed away on Sunday evening (Jan 28).
Beatrice met with a car accident on late Friday night (Jan 26) and suffered serious injuries, she finally passed away after nearly 43 hours of rescue. Beatrice died of low oxygen level that was caused by her head injury.
Beatrice was quite popular in Taiwan; she was dubbed Angel by her fans, and was good buddy of other famous stars like Ariel Lin, Cyndi Wang, Joe Cheng and Rainie Yang etc.
Rest in peace, dear Beatrice.


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VC INTERVIEW | Viano Quartet - Banff String Quartet Competition Joint-1st Prize Winners
VC recently caught up with the 2019 Banff International String Quartet Competition joint-1st prize winning ensemble, the Viano String Quartet
The Violin Channel recently caught up with the 2019 Banff International String Quartet Competition joint-1st prize winning ensemble, the Colburn School-based Viano String Quartet.
Comprising violinists Hao Zhou and Lucy Wang, violist Aiden Kane and cellist Tate Zawadiuk, the Vianos are former major prize winners at the Wigmore Hall, Osaka and Fischoff International String Quartet Competitions.
VIANO STRING QUARTET | BEETHOVEN | STRING QUARTET NO. 14 IN C# MINOR OP. 131 | 4TH MVT | 2019 BANFF INTERNATIONAL STRING QUARTET COMPETITION | JOINT 1ST PRIZE
Woot! How does it feel to be a 1st prize winning ensemble from the illustrious Banff International String Quartet Competition?
"We feel absolutely ecstatic, lucky, and exhilarated! .... we've known about BISQC for years and are delighted to be sharing the honor with our friends the Marmen Quartet - who we have known since 2017"
What do you feel will be your most vivd memory from your ground-breaking week in Banff?
"We have many wonderful memories from BISQC! ... the breathtaking sight of the mountains surrounding Banff, reading quartets with fellow competitors and friends on a makeshift baroque stage in the Banff Centre campus bistro and bar, and the incredible feeling of performing throughout the competition for such a dedicated audience made for a marvelous experience.
Our fondest memory is the moment Marmen and Viano realized that we shared both the First Prize and the Canadian Commission Prize!"
Where did you get the name 'Viano' from? And how did you come together as a quartet?
"We formed at the Colburn Conservatory of Music in 2015 ... each student is required to perform a chamber music audition when they arrive for their degree.
It just so happened that Lucy, Hao, Tate, and, at the time, a different violist were placed together in a quartet.
About a year and a half later, when our original violist left the group, we were delighted to invite the wonderful Aiden to join our team—the rest is history.
The term "Viano" was created as a way to describe the four individual instruments in a string quartet interacting as one ... each of the four instruments begins with the letter "v", and like a piano, all four string instruments together play both harmony and melody, creating a unified instrument called the 'Viano'"
What are the most important lessons you feel you have learnt as an ensemble from your preparation for BISQC?
"Artistic commitment is one of the most critical aspects of a performance ... in our preparation for BISQC we learned to commit wholeheartedly to our ideas, and that it's okay to have disagreements so long as we're prepared to communicate to overcome our differences.
Most importantly, we were reminded that playing music is fun! This is an essential bit of information that we all need to be reminded of from time to time"
What tips do you have for practicing to help achieve the incredible synchronization your ensemble displayed this week?
"There are many ways to achieve playing together as an ensemble ... for us, the most important element is allowing the role of leadership to be passed around to each member of the quartet depending on the given passage.
To discover who leads where, we spend time in rehearsal trying out various ways of adjusting the leadership position until we find the right one for us.
For every quartet, their system will be different — it is a matter of experimenting to see what works best. Even though there is leadership in a quartet, our philosophy is that nobody is ever following.
We are always playing with one another, regardless of who gives the cue ... this allows everyone to better play to their strengths and allows for spontaneity onstage rather than a prepackaged interpretation"
What advice do you have for keeping one's focus on the music - even under the stressful situation of a competition?
"For us, we find it useful to all agree on a particular goal for any given performance.
Each of us also have our own pre-concert routines that help us prepare mentally and physically, but as a group we all believe that a key element to a good performance is sharing a moment of light-hearted humor prior to walking on stage.
The smiles we share remind us of how lucky we are to play music together!"
Who has been the Viano's most influential mentors and inspirations?
"We have been fortunate to work with so many wonderful musicians ... our most influential mentors have been Martin Beaver and Clive Greensmith from the Tokyo String Quartet and Arnold Steinhardt of the Guarneri String Quartet.
We are extremely grateful to all of the faculty at Colburn who have offered us tremendous support and inspiration"
Away from your instruments, what do the four of you enjoy doing together?
"As a quartet we enjoy going to restaurants together, and at Banff we went for several quartet hikes.
Outside of rehearsal we find it healthy to have a break from one another - especially during a competition or a busy tour"
What does the future hold for the Vianos? What is the ensemble's career purpose?
"This year we start our two year period as the Ensemble-in-Residence at the Colburn Conservatory of Music.
We hope that, with our first prize win at BISQC, we can continue to pursue our goal of becoming an international traveling quartet with a full concert schedule.
In addition to our love for performing in concert halls around the world, we are also passionate about producing performances geared toward audiences that are new to classical music ... we believe that it is the responsibility of artists of our generation to bring attention to classical music"
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Iran, India, Afghanistan to ink MoU on transit of goods next month
TEHRAN (FNA)- Tehran, Kabul and New Delhi are due to sign a trilateral agreement soon which will pave the way for Afghanistan to reach out to India through Chabahar port in Southern Iran, a senior Afghan official announced on Saturday.
Afghan foreign ministry officials announced that a memorandum of understanding for the road transit of goods will be signed among Iran, India and Afghanistan in May.
"The draft of this MoU has been finalized and it will be signed by Afghanistan, Iran and India within a month," Afghan Foreign Ministry Spokesman Shakib Mostaghni said in his weekly press conference on Saturday.
Iran's Chabahar Port, located 72 kilometers (44 miles) West of Pakistan's Gwadar port, holds immense strategic and economic significance for India.
In relevant remarks in February, Indian Ambassador to Tehran Shri D.P. Srivastava underlined the fruitfulness of Chabahar port for India that is planning to set up a direct shipping route to the Iranian port in a bid to decrease freight prices and delivery time.
During a meeting between Iranian Minister of Road and Urban Development Abbas Akhoundi and an Indian delegation of experts in Tehran, the envoy said an Indian private company is ready to establish a direct shipping link between Chabahar and Indian ports in order to bypass Dubai where Indian container ships have to cross to reach Iran.
The Indian diplomat said the capital investment initially envisaged for the construction of a container terminal in Chabahar stands at $147mln.
Srivastava described Chabahar as a strategic port facilitating access to Central Asian states.
Also last month, Indian External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid reiterated the vital importance of Iran's port city of Chabahar for his country, saying the port is the most cost-effective route for New Delhi to reach the Central Asian markets.
India's interest in the Iranian port is not only to get a direct access to Central Asia but also to facilitate import of minerals from Afghanistan, Khurshid said in the Afghan city of Kandahar.
Commenting on the issue of a transit route with Afghanistan, the minister said, "Through this (route) Afghanistan gets direct access to India via Pakistan. It will be of enormous help to Afghanistan."
Late in November, media reports said that India's state-run Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust is sending a team to Iran to accelerate work on Chabahar Port with a view to facilitate New Delhi's access to Afghanistan and Central Asia.
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Why is the City Making it so Hard to Visit the Amazing Molli Cafe?
Or how endless, brainless, construction is keeping you from the city's freshest Mexican food.
Our offices are in the "tony" enclave of South Granville, which means we're very well situated for the buying of children's bedding and very pricey women's cardigans, but for the most part s.o.l. when it comes to walking somewhere for lunch (although we're all quite excited that Jamjar has moved into the old Rangoli space and Rangoli into the old Vij's space).
Which means more often than not, I'm hopping in my car and driving someplace that grabs me (which is how I came last week to dumpling nirvana on Gore St.). Earlier this week it was the lauded Molli Cafe that was calling me. The modern, casual Mexican spot is perfect for a quick lunch (or they'll happily do take out) and my pal, and VanMag Restaurant Awards judge, Lee Man, Instagrams the place so often (he's an uber-fan) that it's never far from my taste buds. Plus it's just off Burrard and Davie, so only a short drive from VM HQ.
The wizards at the city have closed the entire west side of Burrard and the majority of the east side as well, so there's no parking anywhere near the front. You can try to park on one of the side streets but then you are looking for parking in the West End, a task which handily surpasses arachnophobia as Vancouverites' number one fear. Or you can always park on Davie—that's always super easy. After 13 minutes of driving around I actually gave up and headed back—hungry—to South Granville…only to get caught in another traffic jam on Pacific because the aforementioned wizards at the city have also closed the free flow lane onto the Burrard bridge.
But Lee posted another picture today and I thought, honestly, I'm not going to let the nabobs win this round. So I drove back and after less then nine minutes I did, in fact, find a spot. And I was rewarded richly for my perseverance. When people (by which I mean critics) say that flavours are pure I always think, "so what"? Peanut butter on white bread—that's a pure taste and while I love it I'm not going to drive around Davie Village to get it. But Molli's approach to Mexican food is pure. There's now more than a few spots in town that can craft a nice tinga de pollo taco, but it's only at Molli that I feel like I can taste the flavour and especially the freshness of each of the requisite elements that go into that 'lil handful of joy. So I had four.
And I was so happy that I turned back on Pacific and got in that same flipping traffic jam, but this time with a smile on my face.


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Top-25 Beautiful Opera Female Singers. Photo Gallery
Opera female singers are majestic and mysterious stars who work wonders by magic of a voice. They are in the spotlight during the opera, they attracted the eyes of all the spectators, so the singer's appearance is of great importance. In many respects, perception by the viewer of a performance also depends on an effective type of actresses, because the opera is not only the piece of music, but also the dramatized action. Many beautiful singers look impressively even without theatrical make-up and rich historical suits, they have magnificent natural beauty. It allows actresses to feel more surely during the performance and to transfer all emotions of the heroine to the viewer.
Features of appearance of beautiful opera female singers
In the rating of beauties opera female singers are presented by actresses from the different countries. Singing to which they devote their life, affects on their appearance. The guise of women is very spiritual, there can be seen a rich inner world. The high culture, proximity to the world of art do the shape aristocratically and intelligent. Opera singers, as a rule, have expressive features, big eyes, have beautifully outlined mouth. The theatrical make-up during the performance only emphasizes beauty of their faces.
Features of work of the singers who are engaged in opera art affect also a figure. Many opera female singers have a full figure in which is a lot of femininity and grace. Actresses need to transfer the images, most different in character, to use artistic abilities in performance, sometimes even to participate in dancing numbers. Therefore, their movements, even at curvy shapes, always smooth, graceful, each gesture is thought over and expresses certain emotions. Particularly impressive look opera singers with a slim figure. It's impossible to sometimes believe that such brittle body can give so strong, fantastic voice!
Their appearance is majestic. Beautiful opera female singers have a proud bearing, the royal head carriage and straight back. And even out of a scene the woman always try to keep very adequately, gracefully, are able to express many feelings by the correct gesture or a mimicry, by a look of eyes, by a turn of the head. Great pleasure is given by observation of the famous singers, in their manner of behavior there is so much aristocracy. Having got used to theatrical suits, opera female singers also wear usual, casual clothes with advantage, effectively. These are the real queens from the magic world of music and theater.
The Top 25 most beautiful opera female singers includes famous singers past and present century from different countries: Russia, Ukraine, Czech Republic, Romania, France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Israel, Brazil, USA and Canada.
See also: Top 10 Most Beautiful Classical crossover singers and Top Most Beautiful Actresses of Word Musicals
25. Amel Brahim-Djelloul (1975) is a soprano opera singer and concert recitalist. She is Algerian and French with Amazigh (Berber) origins.
24. Amanda Squitieri (02 July 1988, USA) is an American soprano opera singer.
23. Daniella Lugassy (1982, Israel) one of Israel's leading opera singers, was born to a French father and an American mother.
22. Risë Stevens (11 June 1913 – 20 March, 2013) was an American operatic mezzo-soprano. Her father was of Norwegian descent and her mother was Jewish (of Polish and Russian descent). Beginning in 1938, she sang for the Metropolitan Opera in New York City for more than two decades during the 1940s and 1950s.
21. Carmen Monarcha (27 August, 1979 in Belem, Para) is a Brazilian soprano opera singer.
20. Nancy Fabiola Herrera (1965, Caracas, Venezuela) is a Canarian mezzo-soprano opera singer. She is the recipient of the "Best Zarzuela Singer of 2007" Award.
19. Julia Radosz (1984) is an American opera singer (soprano) of Polish origins. Has garnered numerous awards, including: Winner of the Jenny Lind Competition, Connecticut Concert Opera Competition, Marcella Kochanska Sembrich Vocal Competition and others.
18. Bаrbara Padilla (09 December, 1973 г, Guadalajara, Mexico) is a Mexican-American operatic soprano. She was the runner-up on the fourth season of America's Got Talent. She is well known as a survivor of Hodgkin's lymphoma. Padilla has performed as a soloist of many symphonic events, including oratorio and concerts in USA, Italy and Mexico.
17. Kate Aldrich (31 October, 1973, Damariscotta, Maine) is an American mezzo soprano.
16. Eleanor Steber (17 July, 1914 – 03 October, 1990) was an American operatic soprano. Steber is noted as one of the first major opera stars to have achieved the highest success with training and a career based in the United States.
15. Anna Moffo (27 June, 1932 – 09 March, 2006) was an American opera singer (coloratura sopranos).
14. Isabel Bayrakdarian (1974 in Zahle, Lebanon) is an Armenian-Canadian operatic soprano. She is winning first prize at the 2000 Operalia International Opera Competition founded by Placido Domingo, she has launched an international opera career, appearing at the Metropolitan Opera, Royal Opera House, La Scala, Opera National de Paris, Lyric Opera of Chicago and others.
13. Anna Maria Alberghetti (15 May 1936) is an Italian operatic singer and actress.
12. Elena Bakhtiyarova (30 May, 1986, Perm) is a Russian opera and pop singer (soprano).
11. Maria Callas (02 December, 1923 – 16 September, 1977) was a Greek soprano and one of the most renowned and influential opera singers of the 20th century.
10. Magdalena Kožená (26 May 1973) is a Czech mezzo-soprano.
9. Olga Chubareva (5 October, 1975, Kazakhstan) is an Ukrainian opera singer (soprano). She has participated in many national and international competitions. Acts in Ukraine and abroad: in Germany, Poland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Czech Republic and France.
8. Danielle de Niese (11 April 1979) is an Australian-American lyric soprano. She is a Sri Lankan Burgher with some Dutch and Scottish heritage.
7. Daniela Mack ( 1982, Buenos Aires) is an American opera singer (mezzo-soprano). She is was recently a finalist in the 2013 BBC Cardiff Singer of the World Competition.
6. Maria Maksakova-Ingenbergs (24 July, 1977, Munich, Germany) is a Russian opera singer (mezzo-soprano), soloist of the Mariinsky Theatre.
5. Angela Gheorghiu (7 September 1965) is a Romanian soprano. she has performed in leading roles of several operas at New York's Metropolitan Opera, London's Royal Opera House, the Vienna State Opera, Milan's La Scala, and many other opera houses in Europe and the United States.
4. Agunda Kulaeva (29 December, 1977, Ordzhonikidze) is a Russian opera singer (mezzo-soprano). By nationality - an Ossetian. Winner of the III prize of the International Competition for Young Opera Singers of Boris Christoff. The soloist of the Big Theatre of Russia in 2014.
3. Aida Garifullina (30 September, 1987, Kazan) is a Russian opera singer (soprano). By nationality - Tatar. The winner of the first prize of the international competition of opera singers Placido Domingo Operalia 2013. The soloist of the Vienna State Opera.
2. Eva Mali real name - Zarina Maliti (04 September, 1984, Vladikavkaz) is an Ossetian opera singer (soprano). Collaborates with the famous German band Gregorian under the stage psevdoninom Eva Mali. Concerts in Moscow, Yalta, Vladivostok, in Paris and in Saint Petersburg.
1. Anna Netrebko (18 September 1971, Krasnodar) is one of Russian's leading opera singers (soprano) from the family of the Kuban Cossacks. Repeated winner of various international awards, competitions and festivals.
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#1 катя 2016-01-12 20:36
недоразумение, а не рейтинг. Во-первых, составлен для русской публики. Во-вторых уже ушедшие певицы- эталоны звука и игры, красоты и стиля на сцене и вне ее сравниваются с теми, кто живет сейчас. Не все страны охвачены... зачем такие рейтинги?))
#2 Admin 2016-01-12 20:57
Quoting катя:
недоразумение, а не рейтинг. Во-первых, составлен для русской публики.
Этот рейтинг переведён с нашего русскоязычного топа на этом сайте, да.
Во-вторых уже ушедшие певицы- эталоны звука и игры, красоты и стиля на сцене и вне ее сравниваются с теми, кто живет сейчас.
В наших рейтингах, которых уже больше двух сотен, это только приветствуется. Мы ни делаем отдельные ретро-рейтинги (хотя есть два-три исключения). Красота - вечна, тем более это рейтинг не касается талантов.
Не все страны охвачены... зачем такие рейтинги?))
Что значит не все страны? Их более 190 в мире.)) Если у Вас имеются конкретные кандидатуры, предлагайте, рейтинги могут обновляться.
#3 Gianluca 2016-01-15 14:08
Aida Garifullina is for me the Audrey Hepburn of the Opera.
Opera.The Top Class of Beauty and Elegance.
#4 Rafael 2016-09-23 03:29
All of them are charming but
what about Elina Garanca?
Sonya Yoncheva?
Sarah Brighman?


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Ida Winifred Busbridge  (* 10. Februar 1908 in Plumstead, England; † 27. Dezember 1988 in London Borough of Bromley, England) war eine britische Mathematikerin und Hochschullehrerin, die von 1935 bis 1970 an der Universität Oxford lehrte. Sie war die erste Frau, die ein Oxford-Stipendium in Mathematik erhielt.

Leben und Forschung
Busbridge war das jüngste von vier Kindern und erhielt ab 1914 ihre Grundschulausbildung an der London County Council Schule in Plumstead, an der ihre Mutter nach dem Tod des Ehemannes als Grundschullehrerin arbeitete. 1918 besuchte sie das Christ's Hospital in Hertford, das bis 1902 koedukativ gewesen und zu dieser Zeit eine reine Mädchenschule war. 1923 erhielt sie dort das Cambridge School Certificate, 1925 das Higher School Certificate mit Intermediate Exemption.  1926 studierte sie Mathematik am Royal Holloway College und erhielt zwei Stipendien, das Royal Holloway College Entrance Stipendium, mit dem sie drei Jahre lang 60 Pfund pro Jahr erhielt, und ein Christ's Hospital Stipendium, mit dem sie drei Jahre lang 50 Pfund pro Jahr erhielt. 1929 war sie die beste Studentin bei den Abschlussprüfungen für Mathematik an der gesamten Universität London und wurde mit dem Sir John Lubbock-Preis ausgezeichnet. Sie war nicht nur die beste Studentin von Royal Holloway, sondern um den Lubbock-Preis zu gewinnen, musste sie von allen Mathematikstudenten an allen Londoner University Colleges an erster Stelle stehen. 1933 reichte sie ihre M.Sc. Diplomarbeit über Fourier Integrale ein, die von Godfrey Harold Hardy als externer Prüfer geprüft wurde. Sie erhielt den Abschluss "mit Auszeichnung". Basierend auf den Ergebnissen ihrer Diplomarbeit veröffentlichte sie die Arbeit über allgemeine Transformationen mit Kernen vom Fourier-Typ, die 1934 im Journal der London Mathematical Society erschien.  Nachdem sie einen Master-Abschluss mit Auszeichnung erhalten hatte, zog sie 1935 nach Oxford, um an fünf Frauenhochschulen Mathematik zu lehren. In den nächsten sechs Jahren war sie als Dozentin und Tutorin tätig und arbeitete im Wesentlichen als Tutorin am College, allerdings ohne Titel. Während ihrer Lehrzeit an der University of Oxford arbeitete sie daran, den Zugang zur Universität zu verbessern und die Zahl der weiblichen Mathematikstudenten in Oxford zu erhöhen. Sie übersah oft niedrigere Noten, wenn sie das Gefühl hatte, dass die Schüler fähig waren. In dieser Zeit verbrachten Schüler, die renommierte kostenpflichtige Schulen besuchten, oft drei Jahre in ihrer sechsten Klasse, bevor sie zur Universität gingen, und viele erhielten ein umfassendes Coaching für Oxford-Interviews. Gymnasien hingegen verfügten normalerweise nur über wenig Ressourcen, so dass Mädchen oft weniger vorbereitet waren als ihre privat ausgebildeten Kollegen. Während des Zweiten Weltkriegs bildete sie in Oxford auch Physiker und Ingenieure aus, da andere Mathematiker der Universität zu besonderen Kriegsdiensten einberufen worden waren. Gegen Ende des Krieges war sie enttäuscht über den Mangel an Möglichkeiten für Akademikerinnen in Oxford und bewarb sich um eine Stelle in Cambridge. Als Reaktion darauf machte das St Hugh's College sie 1945 schließlich zum Fellow und zur Tutorin. 1946 erhielt sie als erste Frau ein Stipendium des St. Hugh's College in Oxford.  1962 wurde sie von der University of Oxford zum Doktor der Naturwissenschaften ernannt. Sie war auch ein Fellow der Royal Astronomical Society. 1964 war sie Präsidentin der Mathematical Association.

Veröffentlichungen (Auswahl)
 I. W. Busbridge, « Oxford Mathematics and Mathematicians », Mathematical Institute, University of Oxford, 1974.

Literatur
 G.Adam, D.W.N.Stibbs: Ida Winifred Busbridge, 10 February 1908–27 December 1988, Quarterly Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society 33 (4) (1992), 455–459.
 St Hugh's College Oxford Chronicle 1939–40, 10.
 .E.Rayner: Obituary: Ida Winifred Busbridge 1908–1988, The Mathematical Gazette 73 (466) (1989), 339–341.
 M.E.Rayner: Women tutors in the 1940s and 1950s, Roundup: The Oxford Mathematics Newsletter (Spring 2018), 6.
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 Bruley, Sue: Women in Britain since 1900 (London: Macmillan, 1999).
 Friedman, E. Clare: Strawberries and Nightingales with Buz: The Pioneering Mathematical Life of Ida Busbridge (1908–1988). CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2014, ISBN 978-1499693898.

Weblinks
 Series 1: Ida Busbridge (1908-1988)

 Liste der Mathematical Association Presidents
 Biografie im Quarterly Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society, Vol. 33, p.1

Mathematiker (20. Jahrhundert)
Hochschullehrer (University of Oxford)
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Gestorben 1988
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Herbicides can't stop invasive plants. Can bugs?
By Krisy Gashler |
Jason Koski/Cornell Marketing Group
Bernd Blossey, associate professor of natural resources, tests a beetle as a biocontrol for water chestnut.
Over the past 35 years, state and federal agencies have spent millions of dollars and dumped untold quantities of herbicides into waterways trying to control the invasive water chestnut plant, but the intruder just keeps spreading.
Bernd Blossey, associate professor of natural resources, has a better idea: Let bugs do the work.
Blossey is nearing the end of a research program that has identified a leaf beetle, Galerucella birmanica, that feasts on water chestnuts in its native China, as the perfect predator to help clear New York's waters.
Water chestnut (Trapa natans) is native to Europe, Asia and Africa. It was introduced to North America through the Botanic Gardens in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in the 1870s. Since then, water chestnut has spread across the Northeast, into Canada and as far south as Virginia. With no natural predators, water chestnut overtakes its environment, forming floating mats of vegetation that make rivers and lakes impassable for boats and swimmers, and prevents light and oxygen from reaching plants and creatures below.
If the beetle proves to be an effective predator against water chestnut, the benefit could be felt in millions of dollars in savings for wildlife agencies and provide a more sustainable approach to using herbicide to knock back the invasive plant.
In a carefully controlled, quarantined environment, Blossey and his research team have found that G. birmanica is "very, very specific" in eating water chestnut plants and very little else. Blossey obtained the leaf beetles from the Wuhan Botanical Garden in Hubei province, China.
"We had to get permission from the Chinese authorities to bring them out and the U.S. authorities to bring them in," Blossey said. "We've tried 50 different plant species, and the insects are as specific as we'd hoped they were. We're really, really pleased with the progress we have made."
Water chestnut is found throughout much of the Finger Lakes, central New York and tributaries to Lake Ontario. The species has invaded eastern coastal states and, Blossey warns, could be ready for a rapid westward expansion through the Great Lakes human and cargo transportation system.
Millions of dollars have been spent to thwart water chestnut's spread. Each year $500,000 is spent on eradication efforts on Lake Champlain alone. This year, the Finger Lakes Partnership for Regional Invasive Species Management received a $750,000 grant from the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative for hand pulling of the invasive plant.
Blossey also studies invasiveness in plant species generally. Very few introduced plant species become problematic: Of all plant species moved outside their natural habitats, only 10 percent become established at all, and only 1 percent become invasive.
Water chestnut, an invasive aquatic plant.
In 1995, Blossey and Rolf Nötzold, then of the international Institute of Biological Control, European Station, proposed a hypothesis to explain why some species become invasive while others don't: the evolution of increased competitive ability hypothesis.
"Some of the species that are serious invaders outside the home range are hammered inside the home range by predators or diseases. If you have a lot of natural enemies, you develop a lot of defenses. So when they leave the home range, they have less competition and they thrive," Blossey said.
This isn't the first time Blossey has helped address an out-of-control invasive species through biological control. In 1992 he led a team that tested insects as biological controls for the invasive purple loosestrife, a European wetland plant that has spread throughout North America. The team gained federal and state approval to release four insects that attack the plant: two leaf beetles and two weevils, which jointly go after the plant's roots, leaves and flowers.
Another project, on which Blossey has worked for 18 years with collaborators in Europe and Rhode Island, involves controlling common reed, Phragmites australis, another wetland plant invader. The team is investigating stem-eating moths, which are "almost 100 percent specific" to the invasive plant, he said.
As for the water chestnuts, there are still some questions to be answered and additional tests that Blossey plans to run early next spring. If all goes well, he would then submit a petition to a U.S. Department of Agriculture oversight group, asking for permission to release the insects.
"We hope to release them in 2018," Blossey said. "That's an incredibly quick timeline, but we've had a good work plan, and the insects were really, really cooperative."
Blossey's work on water chestnuts has been supported in part by the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation through the New York Invasive Species Research Institute at Cornell University.
Krisy Gashler is a freelance writer for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.


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Comments: Fragrant flowers are followed by large, smooth skinned fruit that ripen in late fall and early winter. The Meyer lemon may lack the quality of the common lemon. Because it is more cold hardy, it is the northern most planted lemon. Problems include leaf miner, white fly and sooty mold. Fertilize citrus in late winter or early spring. In recent years lemon trees have faired quite well because of the mild winters and trees have grown to be of considerable size and mature trees produce bushels of fruit each year.


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Q: Logic form not refreshing upon adding new product I have a problem with my form. You can see it here:
http://www.rawlinspaints.com/development/form2.html
Basically, the aim of the form was so that a user can choose a product and only receive the specific options for that product, which it does at the moment, however the problem is when the user clicks to add a new product, once they do that, the drop down no longer works to only show the necessary data for that product.
Can anyone help? Link above and code here, or alternatively if anyone has a better way of doing this that would be great, i'm aware the code is messy and i still have to sort it out so that the form data comes through in some sort of legible format!
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<option value="3">Landing Covers</option>
<option value="4">Flat Plate</option>
<option value="5">50mm Convex Decking Strips</option>
<option value="6">100mm Convex Decking Strips</option>
<option value="7">Fixings</option>
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Four years ago Kacey Cleary's life imploded when her car was hit by a drunk driver, killing her parents, boyfriend, and best friend. Still haunted by memories of being trapped inside, holding her boyfriend's lifeless hand and listening to her mother take her last breath, Kacey wants to leave her past behind. But will she be able to?


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The 10 Most-Viewed Teacher Stories of 2013
By The Editors — December 30, 2013 2 min read
For an idea of what piqued our readers' interests in 2013, the editors at Education Week Teacher compiled a list of the 10 most-viewed articles, including both news and opinion pieces. Do you have a favorite article that wasn't included? Feel free to let us know in the comments section below.
1. Interview: Charlotte Danielson on Teaching and the Common Core
In this Q&A, teaching expert Charlotte Danielson discusses the effects of the common standards on instructional practice and teacher professional development. March 13, 2013
2. Classroom Shock: What I Am Learning as a Teacher in Finland
Tim Walker, an American educator who recently moved to Finland to teach 5th grade, reflects on the lessons he would bring back to a U.S. classroom. November 26, 2013 - Opinion
3. 7 Ways to Increase Student Ownership
Inviting students to help make changes in their school can be a powerful exercise in practicing leadership, says teacher Jennifer Barnett. January 8, 2013 - Opinion
4. The Lost Art of Teaching Soundly Structured Lessons
Mike Schmoker discusses the essential elements of effective lessons—and wonders why they are so often violated in schools today. June 4, 2013 - Opinion
5. The Time-Tested Dos and Don'ts of Using Classroom Technology
After years of experimentation and reflection, English and digital media teacher Paul Barnwell offers his current take on smart—and not-so-smart—ways to use technology in the classroom. February 12, 2013 - Opinion
6. In Common Core, Teachers See Interdisciplinary Opportunities
Educators around the country are exploring innovative ways to teach the new common-core literacy standards, and some are calling attention to an approach they say is working well: cross-subject thematic units. March 13, 2013
7. Interview: A Conversation With a 'Bad' Teacher
John Owens, author of Confessions of a Bad Teacher, talks about his brief, unhappy career in education and what it says about school systems today. November 19, 2013
8. Instructional Coaches Dissect Classroom-Management Challenges
Coaches say teachers can develop their classroom-management capacities—assuming they're willing to re-examine their practices and attend more closely to the details of their interactions with students. October 14, 2013
9. Math Teachers Strive to Bring Core to At-Risk Students
Despite often lacking support and clear guidance, math educators are taking steps to refine their practice and adopt creative methods to help at-risk and struggling students make the shift to the Common Core State Standards' new instructional paradigm. March 13, 2013
10. The 'Monster' at the End of the Common Core
Laura Thomas argues that progressive educators have become so accustomed to the burden of instructional mandates that they may be missing opportunities presented by the common standards. May 1, 2013 - Opinion
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10 things you didn't know about Brooklyn Bridge Park
July 15, 2016 By Scott Enman Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Martin Creed's sculpture "Understanding" at Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 6. Eagle photo by Scott Enman
On any given weekend, hundreds of thousands of visitors are drawn to Brooklyn Bridge Park (BBP) for its lush lawns, breathtaking views, state-of-the-art athletic facilities and hundreds of free events.
Visitors also voyage here for the park's delectable food and drink. BBP boasts delicious coal-burning pizza from Fornino, tasty ice cream from the Brooklyn Ice Cream Factory, luscious lobster rolls from Luke's Lobster, cold craft beer at the Brooklyn Bridge Garden Bar and thirst-quenching iced coffee from the Brooklyn Roasting Company.
In addition, no matter where you are in the park, you'll be treated to breathtaking views of the Statue of Liberty, Manhattan skyline and East River bridges.
There are, however, in the 85-acre park, a few hidden gems that even the most venerable Brooklynite may not know about.
With that being said, the Brooklyn Eagle, along with our friends at BBP, selected 10 secrets in the park.
With summer in full swing, have fun exploring the places on our list and discovering your own.
1. Governors Island Ferry
While many New Yorkers know that ferries to Governors Island leave from the Battery Maritime Building in Lower Manhattan, a lesser-known voyage across New York Harbor begins from BBP's Pier 6. The ferry runs on weekends from 11 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. and passengers can ride free until 11:30 a.m.
2. Brooklyn Bridge Park Book Cart
Located on the Granite Terrace near Pier 3 is a book cart where the public can choose from a variety of books donated by the Brooklyn Public Library. The Granite Terrace is a peaceful area that shelters people from the hustle and bustle of the city. Feel free to read a book in this hidden oasis or take your literature to another spot in the park.
3. Fishing Station
Located at the end of Pier 5 behind the soccer fields is a fishing station. Fishermen are able to catch, cut and clean their fish in stainless steel sinks.
4. Kayak Polo Games
On Sunday afternoons, BBP visitors can take part in the extreme sport of kayak polo. Kayak polo is free and takes place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Pier 2 until late August.
5. Bridge Grooves Music Series
On July 20 and July 27 there will be a new, free Summer Concert Series at Pier 1. Organized by Brooklyn Bodega, which is the same organization behind the Brooklyn Hip-Hop Festival, the group brings New York's most exciting musicians to perform.
On July 20, Brooklyn's own PitchBlak Brass Band and Grammy-winning trumpeter Maurice Brown will each perform, with a set by DJ OP! to follow.
Afro-Cuban music legend Larry Harlow will headline the July 27 concert, which opens with a set by DJ Ray Suave.
6. BALSA Basketball Clinics
On Thursdays and Sundays throughout the summer, the Big & Little Skills Academy (BALSA) offers free basketball clinics at Pier 2 for children ages 8 to 17. The clinics help kids hone their basketball skills, and the kids get to participate in three-on-three tournaments. Each three-on-three team has an NYPD officer as its captain or team member.
7. Pier 6 Flower Field and Liberty Lawn
Hidden in the middle of Pier 6 is the Flower Field, which boasts a wide array of different flowers in full bloom. Enjoy not only the fragrant flowers but also a world-class view of southern Manhattan from the Liberty Lawn. While there, enjoy the newest addition to this location, a 25-foot-tall, 360-degree rotating sculpture that reads "Understanding" from London-based artist Martin Creed.
8. Max Family Garden
Located next to St. Ann's Warehouse is the Max Family Garden, a tranquil area filled with newly planted trees, stone benches and an escape from the city. Bring a book and get lost in this beautiful space.
9. Tidal Marsh At John Street
Take in the salt-water smells and cool winds of the East River at the Tidal Marsh at John Street. Located next to the Manhattan Bridge, this marsh boasts a pedestrian bridge, tree-lined walkways and a 13,000-square-foot lawn. In addition, the marsh was created with the footings of industrial buildings and original Belgian block and railroad tracks from the Jay Street Plaza.
10. Bocce and Shuffleboard
The borough's trendiest young professionals are flocking to play the old-fashioned pastimes of bocce and shuffleboard. While these games can be found in the borough's hippest bars, they also can be found on BBP's Pier 6.
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11. Climbing Wall
Tucked underneath the Manhattan Bridge near Main Street is a massive climbing wall. The area is called DUMBO Boulders and is claimed to be North America's largest outdoor bouldering facility by its operator, The Cliffs.
12. Environmental Education Center
Last year, the Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy opened a glass-walled Environmental Education Center at 99 Plymouth St. underneath the Manhattan Bridge. The center is a former Department of Environmental Conservation water meter testing facility and offers classes for both children and adults. The Rush Arts installation will open next week in the center's community room.
Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy announces 2016 Books Beneath the Bridge lineup
July 15 | By Scott Enman
Pop-Up Pool in Brooklyn Bridge Park ushers in summer with a splash
https://brooklyneagle.com/articles/2016/07/15/10-things-you-didnt-know-about-brooklyn-bridge-park/


Want to know what the weather will feel like after climate change takes hold? There might be a hotter and drier place already on the planet that can offer clues.
Robinson Meyer shares news of a new paper and interactive tool that attempts to reveal the climate change twin cities of places in the United States and North America—that is, "the city whose modern-day weather gives the best clue to what conditions will feel like in 2080."
"[The paper] finds that global warming will be like relocating American cities more than 500 miles away from their current location, on average, mostly to the south and toward the country's interior," according to Meyer.
For instance, the Philadelphia of 2080 will feel like the Memphis of 2019, and the Memphis of 2080, in turn, will feel like the College Station of 2019.
One of the researchers on the paper is quoted in the article saying "everything gets warmer." Some places also get drier. Still other places will feel nothing at all like any place in the present.


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