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Olympic and World Champion
Egon Zimmermann
Passing Date: August 23, 2019
Egon Norbert Zimmermann, 1962 World Champion in GS and 1964 gold medalist in downhill, died August 23 at age 80. He had long suffered multiple sclerosis. Born in 1939 in Lech-am-Arlberg, Zimmermann began skiing after World War II, at age 7, and won a number of school races without formal coaching....
Racer, instructor, Vail hotelier
Pepi Gramshammer
Pepi Gramshammer, the Austrian ski racer who became Vail's premier hotelier, died August 17 at the Vail Valley Hospital. He was 87 years old and had recently suffered a series of strokes. Pepi grew up in Kufstein, Austria, training in nearby Innsbruck. He was named to the Austrian national team in...
Godfather of snowboarding
Sherman Poppen
Passing Date: July 31, 2019
Sherman Poppen, the Muskegon, Michigan businessman who invented the Snurfer, died July 31 at age 89. On Christmas Day of 1965, Poppen needed to get his daughters out of the house so that his pregnant wife, Nancy, could rest. He bolted together a pair of kids' skis and encouraged them to ride the...
Journalist, publicist, politician
Ruth Lieder
Three-term Sun Valley mayor and ski resort publicist Ruth Lieder died on July 15 of natural causes with her beloved golden retriever, Jessie, by her side. She was 88. Lieder grew up in New Jersey and graduated from Smith College in 1953. She landed at Sports Illustrated magazine, covering ski...
Five-time biathlon and cross-country Olympian
Peter Lahdenpera
Passing Date: July 3, 2019
Pekka Johannes "Peter" Lahdenpera of Fort Collins, Colorado, a five-time Olympian in biathlon and cross country, died on July 3. Born December 29, 1935 in Helsinki, Finland, Lahdenpera came to the U.S. with his mother and siblings in 1948. They were following his father, Erkki Lahdenpera, an...
FIS official, Whistler pioneer
Peter Andrews
Passing Date: May 30, 2019
Peter Henry Andrews, a Vancouver dentist who devoted his life to organized skiing, died May 30 after a short illness. He was 80 years old. Andrews grew up in Vancouver and raced in high school. In 1962 he became one of the first investors in Whistler (the mountain opened in 1965). He earned his...
Squaw Valley coach
Hans Standteiner
Hans Standteiner, 89, longtime coach at Squaw Valley, died March 29 after a long battle with cancer. Born near Bad Gastein, Austria and apprenticed as a blacksmith, but his passion was ski racing. After teaching skiing in Iran and Turkey, he joined the ski school at Sugarbush, Vermont, where he...
Ski Show Impresario
Harry Leonard
Harry A. Leonard, who created the first modern consumer ski shows in 1958, died May 23, at age 92. Leonard grew up in Philadelphia, earned an engineering degree at Purdue and went to work in Chicago for the printer R.R. Donnelly. He soon joined the Chicago Sun Times as an ad salesman, later moving...
Sales exec, importer
Frank Vener
Franklyn Baker Vener, a ski-business sales executive, died May 12 in Westport, Connecticut. He was 85. Vener was born in 1934 in Mount Vernon, New York. He raced on the University of Vermont ski team, graduating in 1956, and then joined the Army. He served for two years at Camp Hale, Colorado,...
Superstar of 1966 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships
Gjermund Eggen
Passing Date: May 6, 2019
Gjermund Eggen, the Norwegian cross-country ski racer most remembered for his unprecedented win of three gold medals in the 1966 FIS Nordic World Ski Championships (WSC) in Oslo, died May 6, 2019, after a brief illness, at age 78. Eggen's triple world-championships win in men's cross-country was a...


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Pascal Mfyomi (* 2. Juli 1942) ist ein ehemaliger tansanischer Mittel- und Langstreckenläufer.

1962 erreichte er bei den British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Perth weder über sechs Meilen noch im Marathon das Ziel.

Bei den Olympischen Spielen 1964 in Tokio gelangte er über 10.000 m ebenfalls nicht ins Ziel.

1966 wurde er bei den British Empire and Commonwealth Games in Kingston Vierter über sechs Meilen mit seiner persönlichen Bestzeit von 28:38,0 min. Über drei Meilen kam er auf den 15. Platz, und über eine Meile schied er im Vorlauf aus.

Weblinks

Pascal Mfyomi auf olympic.org (Offizielle Seite des IOC) (englisch)

1500-Meter-Läufer (Tansania)
5000-Meter-Läufer (Tansania)
10.000-Meter-Läufer (Tansania)
Olympiateilnehmer (Tansania)
Teilnehmer der Olympischen Sommerspiele 1964
Tansanier
Mann
Geboren 1942
Teilnehmer an den Commonwealth Games (Tansania)

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William Hazledine
Waters Upton, Shropshire, England
Shrewsbury, Shropshire, England
Miss Brayne
Chirk Aqueduct
Menai Bridge
William Hazledine (1763, in Waters Upton, Shropshire – 26 October 1840, in Shrewsbury, Shropshire) was a pioneering English Ironmaster whose talent for casting structural ironwork helped to realise the designs of engineers such as Thomas Telford and architects including Henry Goodridge and Charles Bage. Hazledine's expertise in manufacturing and testing large iron castings was critical to the success of these pioneering projects.
Hazledine grew up in a rural setting and was trained as a millwright. Through a family connection, he took a senior position in a local forge and later set up in business with a partner. After that partnership was dissolved, Hazledine set up a number of foundries supplying large structural castings, notably at Coleham, Shrewsbury, and Plas Kynaston, (Cefn Mawr). In their time, these were among the most important centres of iron-bridge building expertise in Britain. Some of his work was for projects by Thomas Telford, also a friend.[1]
He served as Mayor of Shrewsbury for 1835–36.[1]
Three brothers of William Hazledine were the founders in about 1792 of Hazledine and Company, an ironworks in Bridgnorth, Shropshire.
Hazledine's legacy is a range of spectacular structures including:
Ditherington Flax Mill, Shrewsbury (1797)
Chirk Aqueduct, Froncysyllte, (1799)
Bonar Bridge, Scotland (1811–1812)
Craigellachie Bridge, Scotland (1812–1814)
Menai Suspension Bridge (1819–1826)
Mythe Bridge, Tewkesbury (1823–1826)
Aldford Iron Bridge, Eaton Hall, Cheshire (1824)
Conwy Suspension Bridge (1824–1826)
Cleveland Bridge, Bath (1826)
Stretton Aqueduct, Staffordshire (1832-3)
In Coleham, "Hazeldine (sic) Crescent" and "Hazledine Court" were named for him, as were "Hazledine Way", part of Shrewsbury's later 20th century inner ring road, linking Reabrook housing estate to Meole Brace.[1]
1 2 3 Shrewsbury Local History website.
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Monsters University Short Film Party Central To Play In Front Of Muppets Most Wanted
Jan. 7. 2014 12:36 PM
There were few bigger cinematic surprises that came out last year than Pixar's Monsters University. Going into the movie I was apprehensive due to the terrible track record of prequels, but walking out I was amazed by the progression of the characters, the surprising and important message of the story, and by just how much I laughed throughout the whole thing. I found myself wanting even more from the Monsters universe, and in March Pixar and Disney will be delivering just that. Entertainment Weekly is now reporting that when James Bobin's Muppets Most Wanted hits theaters it will be preempted by a new Monsters University short called Party Central.
I actually had the pleasure of getting a very early look at the short film all the way back in August during the Walt Disney Animation/Pixar presentation at the D23 Expo. The six-minute short begins as Mike (Billy Crystal), Sully (John Goodman) and the rest of the Oozma Kappa frat try to throw an on-campus party, but find that the idea is a complete bust when nobody shows up due to a competing bash at Roar Omega Roar. In order to fix their problem they devise a plan to put some inter-dimensional doors to good use - and do so with some hilarious results.
Kelsey Mann, who worked as a story supervisor on Monsters University, both wrote and directed the short, and explained to EW where the inspiration for the story came from:
"When you first meet the Oozma Kappas, they go to their fraternity house and the first thing they say is, 'Welcome to party central! We haven't thrown a party yet, but when we do we'll be ready.' I kept telling [Monsters University director] Dan [Scanlon], 'I really want to see their party. We have to do it in the credits or something.' Then when the idea of doing a short came up, we were like, 'That could be the party!'"
Party Central has always been scheduled to get a theatrical release in 2014, but originally it wasn't going to be attached to Muppets Most Wanted. Instead, Pixar was planning on saving the short to debut in front of their prehistoric animated tale The Good Dinosaur. Unfortunately, back in September that feature hit a few speedbumps, and as a result was pushed back to 2015. There was some thought that the short could end up on the Monsters University Blu-ray/DVD because Pixar won't be releasing a film in 2014, but instead they chose Muppets Most Wanted as a theatrical fallback plan.
We can probably expect to see a clip from the short released online closer to the film's debut on March 21st, but for now you can look back on Monsters University and smile with the trailer below:
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President Barack Obama arrived in Alaska on Monday for a three-day tour aimed at showing how the state's melting permafrost and eroding coastlines are a preview of bigger disasters to come unless the world does more to slow climate change.
President Barack Obama arrived in Alaska on Monday for a three-day tour aimed at showing how the state's melting permafrost and eroding coastlines are a preview of bigger disasters to come unless the world does more to slow climate change.
With 16 months left in office, Obama is trying to build support for tough new rules on carbon emissions from power plants ahead of a hoped-for international climate deal at a U.N. summit in Paris in December that could cement his legacy on the issue.
"None of the nations represented here are moving fast enough," Obama told a meeting of foreign ministers from countries with Arctic interests.
The White House has said Obama will announce new policies this week to help Arctic communities adapt to climate change.
But the main purpose of his trip is to draw attention to the threats facing the state to convince Americans to reduce fossil fuel use and boost renewable energy production.
"It's a really important punctuation mark on what he's saying is a top priority for him," said Sharon Burke, a former Pentagon official who worked on energy issues for Obama.
The hype for the tour began on Sunday with an announcement that Obama would rename North America's tallest mountain as Denali, restoring the traditional Alaska native name to what maps and tourists currently call Mount McKinley.
Obama snapped a photo of Denali from Air Force One and posted it on Instagram shortly before meeting with a group of native leaders on the ground.
He spent part of his seven-hour flight to Alaska talking with Governor Bill Walker, who said he thanked Obama for a recent decision to allow Royal Dutch Shell to drill in the Chukchi Sea.
Environmental groups have howled about that move, saying it contradicts Obama's message on climate. "Shell no!" a small group of protesters shouted outside the Arctic summit, waving skulls made to look like the company's logo.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, Obama plans to head out of Anchorage to hike the receding Exit Glacier in Seward, visit the salmon fishing center of Dillingham and then fly north of the Arctic Circle to the small town of Kotzebue.
"People are just beside themselves. They're probably not going to believe it until he's actually here," said John Baker, a Kotzebue resident famous for being the first Alaskan Inupiaq to win the Iditarod sled dog race in 2011.


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HomeFocus Areas>Animal Law
Animals and the Law (LAW253H1F)
This course will analyze the history of the legal treatment of these different kinds of nonhuman animals, asking throughout about the limits of a sentient or living property concept when its objects are also subjects with some (albeit weak) legal rights. Topics to be explored will include federal anti-cruelty protection and provincial welfare legislation in Canada, the persons v. property debate and emerging alternatives to it, Indigenous perspectives on nonhuman animals and how a history of conflict with the animal rights movement can be recreated in cooperative terms, wild animals (in and not in captivity), fish and other aquatic animals given the special considerations they raise, recent "ag gag" legislation in Canada, and "clean meat" and other game-changers that will make it possible to move away from relying on nonhuman animals for food.
The course was taught Fall 2021 and continues in Fall 2022.
Additional courses:
Directed Research Program (LAW291H1F)
Directed Research Program (LAW291Y1Y)
Directed Research Program (LAW291H1S)
Meet members of Faculty currently working in this area.
Discover courses currently available in this area.
Angela Fernandez is a Full Professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Toronto with a cross-appointment in the Department of History. Her research focuses on a particular style of legal history called "legal archaeology," including a book-length study on an (in)famous first possession property case involving a fox: Pierson v. Post, the Hunt for the Fox: Law and Professionalization in American Legal Culture (Cambridge University Press, 2018).
Professor Fernandez is very interested in animals and the law. She is a member of the Scholars Committee of the Brooks Institute for Animal Rights, Law & Policy, as well as a member of their collaborative research network BASAN (Brooks Animal Studies Academic Network). She sits on the Board of Advisors and is a Director of Animal Justice Canada.
In addition to "Animals and the Law" (taught in the Fall of 2021 and 2022) and her legal history seminar ("Legal Archaeology: Studies of Cases in Context"), Professor Fernandez teaches Contracts. She is also the Chair of the Directed Research Program and is interested in supervising students on animal law and legal history topics.
Professor Fernandez is the inaugural scholar in the "Brooks U" series, "Fundamentals of Animal Law," where you can find a copy of her paper "Animals as Property, Quasi-Property or Quasi-Person" and an accompanying video. She can also be seen speaking about this topic at a public lecture at New York University and at Yale Law School's Law, Ethics and Animals Program (LEAP). Both videos are available on the Faculty of Law YouTube Animal Law Playlist.
Watch Professor Fernandez's talk at the Cambridge Centre for Animal Rights Law, Talking Animals, Law & Philosophy.
Meet Krystal-Anne Roussel, Research Associate in Animal Law
Krystal-Anne graduated in 2020 from the University of Ottawa, Faculty of Law, where she pursued her research interests in animal law, environmental law, and Indigenous laws and legal traditions. In her role at the Faculty, she works closely with Professor Fernandez on producing content for the Animal Law Digest – Canada Edition and Animal Law Research Guide, in partnership with the law school's Bora Laskin Law Library.
Canadian Animal Law Conference 2022, Co-Hosted by Animal Justice and the University of Toronto Faculty of Law
After two years of virtual Conferences, the fourth Annual Canadian Animal Law Conference returned in-person September 16-18, 2022 at the University of Toronto Faculty of Law. The Conference featured an exciting program with thought-provoking presentations by leading experts from around the world — including lawyers, scholars, politicians, scientists, and advocates. The keynote speaker was Martha Nussbaum, professor of law and philosophy at the University of Chicago.
Brooks Animal Law Digest - Canada Edition
Starting in October 2021, the University of Toronto partnered with the Brooks Institute of Animal Rights Law and Policy to publish the Canadian Animal Law Digest, a free twice-a-month update on developments in Canadian animal law written by the University of Toronto Animal Law Research Associate. To subscribe to the Digest and get each issue delivered to your inbox, enter your information and scroll down to the Canadian flag at the bottom of this page.
Animal Law Research Guide
In March 2022 the Bora Laskin Law Library launched an Animal Law Research Guide, consisting of lists of sources (books, chapters, book reviews, theses, journal articles, legislation, and leading cases) in Canadian animal law, perfect for students looking for a research paper topic and getting started in their literature review or for more senior scholars looking for orientation in terms of sources available in Canadian animal law. This research resource is available for use to members both inside and outside the University of Toronto community through the Law Library's website.
Animal Law YouTube Playlist
The University of Toronto, Faculty of Law has collected together Animal Law Youtube videos from Canadian animal law professors and others, which you can check out here.
Brooks U Fundamentals of Animal Law Series
Animal Law Fundamentals is a documentary-style series of video presentations and scholarly papers on the fundamentals of animal law by some of North America's notable animal law scholars. Professor Angela Fernandez is the inaugural scholar in the "Brooks U" series, "Fundamentals of Animal Law," where you can find a copy of her paper "Animals as Property, Quasi-Property or Quasi-Person" and an accompanying video.
Animal Justice, as Canada's only animal law organization, leads the legal fight for animals. Animal Justice's lawyers argue on behalf of animals in court, work to pass strong new animal protection laws, and push to prosecute animal abusers.
The University of Toronto, Animal Justice club seeks to help inform the student legal community about animal legal issues and connect burgeoning animal advocates with the growing animal law legal community.
For more information about the University of Toronto Animal Justice club, please contact (2022-2023) student club President Emily Hean at emily.hean@mail.utoronto.ca or ajstudents6@gmail.com. The club's Instagram page is: @UofTLawAnimalJustice
Learn more about Animal Justice on their website: www.animaljustice.ca
Alumni in Animal Law
Camille Labchuk, Director, Animal Justice, Class of 2012
Camille is one of Canada's leading animal rights lawyers, and has worked to protect animals for over 15 years. Camille represented Animal Justice before the Ontario Court of Appeal in Bogaerts v Ontario (AG) and the Supreme Court of Canada in R v DLW. Camille is currently preparing a constitutional challenge against Ontario's ag-gag laws.
Jessica Eisen, Assistant Professor, University of Alberta Faculty of Law, Class of 2009
Jessica's research interests include animals and the law, constitutional and comparative constitutional law, equality and antidiscrimination law, feminist legal theory, intergenerational justice, and law and social movements.
Katie Sykes, Associate Professor, Thompson Rivers University Faculty of Law, Class of 2002
As an Associate Professor, Katie's main research area is animal law. Her latest book is Animal Welfare and International Trade Law: The Impact of the WTO Seal Case (Elgar, 2021), and she is also co-editor with Peter Sankoff and Vaughan Black of Canadian Perspectives on Animals and the Law (Irwin Law, 2015). She is a member of the Advisory Board of Animal Justice Canada.
Maneesha Deckha, Professor and Lansdowne Chair in Law, University of Victoria Faculty of Law, Class of 1998
Professor Deckha's research interests include animal legal studies and critical animal studies, feminist animal care theory and feminist analysis of law, socio-legal studies in general, and reproductive and end-of-life ethics. Her new book Animals as Legal Beings: Contesting Anthropocentric Legal Orders was published by the University of Toronto Press in 2021. Professor Deckha is also the Academic Director of the Animals & Society Research Initiative at the University of Victoria.
Martin McKendry, Senior Advisor, Parliamentary Strategy, Offices of Senator Pierre Dalphond & Senator Marty Klyne, Class of 2012
Marty is a lawyer and parliamentary advisor to two current senators. In his work with current and former Canadian Senators, Marty drafted and advanced Bill S-203: Ending the Captivity of Whales and Dolphins Act, and currently works to advance the proposed Bill S-241: Jane Goodall Act. Both are groundbreaking pieces of animal protection legislation in Canada.
Peter Sankoff, Professor, University of Alberta Faculty of Law, Class of 1996
Peter graduated from the University of Toronto in 1996 and then worked as a law clerk to Madame Justice Claire L'Heureux-Dubé at the Supreme Court of Canada. Peter is a long time member of the Board of Directors for Animal Justice in Canada. Peter has represented Animal Justice before the Alberta Court of Appeal in R v Chen and the Supreme Court in R v DLW.
Scott Tinney, Staff Lawyer, Animal Justice, Class of 2018
Scott is working to oppose ag-gag legislation across Canada, including an upcoming constitutional challenge in Ontario. Scott prepares regulatory complaints to various provincial and federal animal welfare authorities. Scott has appeared before many levels of court, including the Supreme Court of Canada.
Man Ha Tse, SJD Candidate, Harvard Law School, Class of 2015
M.H. received her LLM from the Faculty of Law in 2015 and was awarded the W.C.G. Howland Prize for the most outstanding performance in the LLM program. She is currently enrolled in the SJD program at Harvard Law School, where she is constructing a legal typology of human systems of extractive violence, using animal agriculture as a signal example of such systems.
Selected Publications by U of T Law Faculty, Alumni, and Students
Jessica Eisen, "Of Linchpins and Bedrock: Hope, Despair, and Pragmatism in Animal Law" (2022)
Katie Sykes, Animal Welfare and International Trade Law: The Impact of the WTO Seal Case (2021)
Maneesha Deckha, Animals as Legal Beings: Contesting Anthropocentric Legal Orders (2021)
Michaël Lessard (SJD Candidate), "Can Sentience Recognition Protect Animals? Lessons from Québec's Animal Law Reform" (2021) 27 Animal Law 35.
Angela Fernandez, Pierson v Post, the Hunt for the Fox: Law and Professionalization in American Legal Culture (2018)
Camille Labchuk, "What Does False Advertising Have to Do with Animal Protection?" in Canadian Perspectives on Animals and the Law (Eds. Peter Sankoff, Vaughan Black & Katie Sykes) (2015)
Peter Sankoff, Vaughan Black & Katie Sykes (eds.), Canadian Perspectives on Animals and the Law (2015)
U of T Animal Law in the News
Toronto Star (24 Sept 2022): Canada's animal-welfare push is gathering steam. Here's what's on the agenda
The Varsity (19 Sept 2022): U of T hosts in-person Canadian Animal Law Conference
U of T News (7 Sept 2022): From 'ag gag' to 'pet parents': The Canadian Animal Law Conference returns to U of T
Slate magazine (17 June 2021): What Happy the Elephant's Legal Case Tells Us About the Future of Animal Rights: Professor Angela Fernandez
U of T Law digital magazine Nexus (Fall 2021): Quasi-property or quasi-person: Professor Angela Fernandez redefines animals as property and person


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Q: The $bucket 'default' field must be less than the lowest boundary or greater than or equal to the highest boundary What does this bug refer to? I have pasted the code below. Kindly have a look. Can anyone let me know what's wrong with the boundary value here? Thanks in advance
    db.match_list.aggregate(
    [
        {
            $bucket: {
                groupBy: "$competition_id",
                boundaries: ["9dn1m1gh41emoep","9dn1m1ghew6moep", "d23xmvkh4g8qg8n","gy0or5jhj6qwzv3"],
                default: "Other",
                output: {
                    "data" : {
                        $push: {
                           "season_id": "$season_id",
                            "status_id": "$status_id",
                            "venue_id": "$venue_id",
                            "referee_id": "$referee_id",
                            "neutral":"$neutral",
                            "note": "$note",
                            "home_scores":"$home_scores",
                            "away_scores": "$away_scores",
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        },
        {
            $sort : { competition_id : 1 }
        },
    ])

mongodb laravel query using raw. Not sure what's going wrong here.new_array vale also has been mentioned

 $contents = $query->orderby('competition_id')->pluck('competition_id')->toArray();
        $contents = array_unique($contents);
        $new_array = array_values($contents);

$data = $query->raw(function ($collection) use ($new_array) {
            return $collection->aggregate([
                [

                    '$bucket' => [
                        'groupBy' => '$competition_id',
                        'boundaries' => $new_array,
                        'default' => 'zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz',
                        'output' => [
                            "data" => [
                                '$push' => [
                                    "id"                => '$id',
                                    "season_id"         => '$season_id',
                                    "status_id"         => '$status_id',
                                    "venue_id"          => '$venue_id',
                                    "referee_id"        =>  '$referee_id',
                                    "neutral"           => '$neutral',
                                    "note"              => '$note',
                                    "home_scores"       => '$home_scores',

                                ]
                            ]
                        ]
                    ]
                 ]
            ]);
        });

A: You have entered Other in the default parameter of the $bucket parameter which
is in between the min-max boundaries you have provided.
I would suggest you try a value of the greater or lesser string than to that provided in the
boundaries array or better enter a different datatype value such as int of 1.
db.match_list.aggregate( [
  {
    $bucket: {
      groupBy: "$competition_id",
      boundaries: ["9dn1m1gh41emoep","9dn1m1ghew6moep", "d23xmvkh4g8qg8n","gy0or5jhj6qwzv3"],
      default: 1,  // Or `zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz` (any greater or lesser value than provided in `boundaries`
      output: {
        "data" :
          {
            $push: {
              "season_id": "$season_id",
              "status_id": "$status_id",
              "venue_id": "$venue_id",
              "referee_id": "$referee_id",
              "neutral":"$neutral",
              "note": "$note",
              "home_scores":"$home_scores",
              "away_scores": "$away_scores",
            }
          }
      }
    }
  },
  { $sort : { competition_id : 1 } },
] )

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Q: If the coefficients of the y-terms are equal and the coefficients of the x-terms are equal, the graphs of the two lines will be parallel. So a student has a claim that for any pair of linear relations, if the coefficients of the y-terms are equal and the coefficients of the x-terms are equal, the graphs of the two lines will be parallel.
For a pair of linear relations the slope has to be the same in both equations, so would an example of this claim being true be
y = 2x + 7  and y = 2x + - 7 ?
Then for an example of the claim being false, I know that the slope of the line must be different than the next to make the lines not parallel.
Y = 1x + 1 and Y = -1x + 1
Are the coefficients of both terms considered equal?

A: Hint : Two lines are parallel if and only if they have the same slope.
       If the line is given in the form $y=mx+b$, the slope is $m$.

A: To me, it is self-evident that two equations with the same slope will always be parallel. For example $y=2x+7$ is parallel to $y=2x+0.1$, which is parallel to $y=2x+b$, where $b$ is any positive or negative number. So perhaps you could expand a bit on what bothers you with this claim.

A: Suppose we have the system of equations $$\left\{\begin{eqnarray}ay&=bx+c\\
ay&=bx+c'. \end{eqnarray}\right.$$
Dividing by $a$, we obtain $$\left\{\begin{eqnarray}y&=\frac{b}{a}x+c\\
y&=\frac{b}{a}x+c', \end{eqnarray}\right.$$
which are parallel lines with slope $\frac{b}{a}$. In the second example you've given, you do not have the same value of $b$ for your coefficient on $x$ so the example fails.


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Actually, I use Yahoo as my search engine, but Google is the standard terminology. Anyway, while watching the Phillies game on Thursday night into Friday morning, I proceeded to do some searches on my site name. I've done it before, and found mentions of some of my posts and found other sites linking to me that I had not been aware of, so it's a cool practice I'll do from time to time. Below are some things I learned or came across.
Web site TableTennisCoach-"dot something" seems to be a BS site that tries to load malware via fake virus warnings.
Some guy named MaseMase on Twitter is cool and reads this page and has refered readers here and has gotten others to see this page and post links to it. He deserves a shout out.
ECheats.biz links to this site on a page for a Super Nintendo game called Ballz, thanks to keyword enhanced advertising.
MusicReportOnline.net apparently translates articles, that they link to, into to some variation of English. Check out their interesting sample below. Original interview with John Flynn here. That's SURREBUTTER, baby!
While learning that WereTheTeamToBeat.com has linked to this site in the past, I also learned that this girl got really fit rather quickly, from an ad.
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Birding-wise my final day in Eastern Washington was an absolute disaster. I didn't see a single bird at the Toppenish National Wildlife Refuge where I've gotten such great shots previously.
Things didn't seem to be getting much better on the way home, either. I'd decided to take the "scenic" route home through Chinook Pass. When I actually got to the turn-off, though, there were huge highway billboards advising that Chinook Pass was closed because of a recent slide. I was dreading having to go through White Pass and Packwood as it is a long way south of Tacoma.
Instead, I ended up driving through Mt. Rainier National Park, which was free since I have a senior pass. Even though it was rainy most of the way, the fall colors were dramatic, rivaling the sheer beauty of the mountain itself.
Even in the rain I couldn't resist a number of short walks and promised myself that I would return soon if the rain would permit. I doubt I'll ever drive through Packwood again.
All I can say Loren is that is was a good job that road was closed because your photographs are absolutely lovely and have given us a treat we would have missed had you gone your normal wya home. Sorry the birds were missing but you can photograph those another day! By then the autumn colours you have captured so well will have gone.
Maybe you should veer the camera away from birds and into landscapes more often. These are really wonderful!
I missed the birds, but with beauty like that to take their place, who needs 'em? Stunning.
It is evident that craftsmanship is still very important to you as the quality of your photographs testify. I echo your comment of the other day how different your mountains are from ours here in South Africa, each beautiful in their own way.


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Allowing a horse to spend endless hours eating lush green pasture grass might seem like a gentle way of pampering him, but in reality that habit could endanger the horse by increasing his chances of developing laminitis. Laminitis is inflammation of the lamina or tissues between the hoof wall and the pedal bone on a horse's foot. The inflammation can interrupt the blood supply to the foot causing the tissue to die. That can lead to debilitating pain and, in severe cases, result in euthanasia.
Laminitis threatens all equines, including ponies, and can occur in any horse at any age at any time, says Dr. Braden Shafer, a veterinarian for 18 years. His practice, Shafer Equine Services in Loma, Colo., focuses on treating equines. "It's difficult to reverse," Shafer says of the damage caused by laminitis. "It's far better to prevent it." The inflammation can occur for many reasons — fever, bacterial infections, or certain toxic events. But most of the laminitis cases Shafer sees are related to what the horse is eating.
The importance of monitoring the horse's diet and maintaining a healthy weight cannot be overstated, he says. Owners who put a horse out to pasture and let her eat at will without noticing weight gain are making a terrible mistake. "Unfortunately, many lay people miss the mark when they don't recognize that this horse is dripping fat and has a cresty or bowed neck," Shafer says. A cresty neck is the accumulation of fat along the top ridge of the neck on an equine. "If you have a horse and it is gaining weight, getting a cresty neck, and has developed a crease down its back, then you have an increased risk of laminitis," he warns.
An overweight horse should be removed from the pasture or given a grazing muzzle, to limit the amount of grass being eaten, Shafer says. Grazing muzzles look like feed bags, but have small holes that allow only so much grass to get through during grazing. In addition to too much grass, inappropriate feeding of grain also puts the horse at risk of developing laminitis. Finding healthy feed is crucial. "Today, there is better nutrition technology. There are so many choices of grains and feeds with less carbohydrates," he says.
That accidental overload should be considered an emergency and the vet needs to be consulted immediately, Shafer says. "Bacteria overgrow in their intestines. (The bacteria) grow so fast that they die off and release toxins and severely damage blood vessels in lamina of the feet," he says. In some cases, the horse's condition deteriorates so quickly that euthanasia is the only option. Laminitis can affect both front and hind feet, but is more common in the front. "Most people notice lameness or limping first," Shafer says. The horse's stance may look similar to when a horse's hooves have been trimmed too short. "We call it walking on eggshells," the vet says.
T.L. Dew is a Tennessee writer.


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5:41pm Jan 17, 2019
Prime Minister Scott Morrison says a report that identified shortcomings with how a $444 million grant was handed to the Great Barrier Reef Foundation has proven ministers did not act improperly.
But Opposition Leader Bill Shorten says the grant process "smells of a scandal" and maintains a Labor government would claw back whatever it can of the money, to spend on the reef in a different way.
The independent Great Barrier Reef Foundation was paid the grant in a lump sum by the federal government last year without soliciting it or going through a competitive tender process.
In a report released on Wednesday, the Australian National Audit Office said all decisions that led to the grant being awarded were informed by advice from the Department of Environment and Energy.
Guidelines were paired with the funding, as per commonwealth grant rules, and included "relevant and appropriate eligibility requirements".
But the auditor-general says the guidelines also had two key shortcomings, being the level of detail provided on desired outcomes for the program and a lack of clear assessment criteria.
"The approach taken in the guidelines for this $443.3 million partnership grant did not enable an appropriate assessment of whether a partnership proposal represented value for money," his report states.
Brexit: UK MPs vote to back plan to hamper no-deal divorce from the EU
'Child poverty and climate change' key focuses for New Zealand PM on Australia visit
Mr Morrison says the report has "hit out of the park" criticism of how the government handled the grant.
"The fundamental issue which the government was accused of was an impropriety, by the Labor Party, on the behalf of ministers," he told reporters in Fiji on Thursday.
"That was an outrageous slur and it has been rejected by the auditor's report.
"When Bill Shorten wants to apologise, he can."
Mr Shorten said the way the grant has been given has resulted in "triple handling", with government agencies such the CSIRO now forced to go to a private foundation to request government money.
"The whole thing's a mess. We'll take it back and we'll just protect the reef," he told reporters in Queensland on Thursday.
The Senate's environment committee is investigating how the Great Barrier Reef Foundation received the grant last April.
A report from its inquiry was originally due last August, but will now be handed down on February 13, possibly following more public hearings and submissions.


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Hebballi may refer to several places in Karnataka, India:

 Hebballi, Bagalkot, a village in Mudhol Taluk, Bagalkot district
 Hebballi, Chikmagalur, a village in Chikmagalur Taluk, Chikmagalur district
 Hebballi, Chitradurga, a village in Hosdurga Taluk, Chitradurga district
 Hebballi, Dharwad, a village in Dharwad Taluk, Dharwad district
 Hebballi, Uttara Kannada, a village in Sirsi Taluk, Uttara Kannada district

See also
 Hebbal (disambiguation)


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Philip D. Murphy, the former Goldman Sachs executive, won the coveted endorsement of the Bergen County Democratic Committee Thursday night, further solidifying his standing as front-runner for the Democratic Party's nomination for governor.
Murphy captured 637 of the votes, or 87 percent cast in Thursday night's nominating convention at the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers union hall. He far outpaced Assemblyman John Wisniewski, D-Middlesex, who earned 72 votes, or 10 percent of the votes. And Bill Brennan, a Democratic Party activist who is pursuing a citizen's complaint against Governor Christie, accusing him of official misconduct in the George Washington Bridge lane closing scandal, earned 24 votes, or 3 percent.
Murphy, 59, urged his competitors to conduct an "idea-based" campaign and warned against a potentially ruinous internecine battle for the nomination.
"The enemy is the other side,'' he said shortly before 8 p.m. after Bergen Democratic Chairman Lou Stellato announced the results. "Chris Christie is the enemy. Donald Trump is the enemy. Our governor and his cabal of insiders has failed us."
Murphy's victory was expected. The former U.S. Ambassador to Germany from 2009 to 2013 and a one-time finance chairman for the Democratic National Committee became the party's favorite last fall after his two main competitors, state Senate President Stephen Sweeney and Jersey City Mayor Steven Fulop, withdrew from the race.
Murphy also spent the past two years investing time and money in Bergen, a pivotal Democratic Party bastion and the state's most populous county.
Wisniewski, a veteran legislator from Sayreville who co-chaired the legislative investigation of the lane closing scandal, has struggled to make inroads with the 1,100-member committee. Brennan, a former Teaneck firefighter who announced his candidacy at a protest rally in December, lacked organizational support.
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Chairwoman Waters Announces Financial Services Subcommittee Leadership
"I am pleased to announce the very experienced, dedicated, diverse, and talented leadership of our six Subcommittees," said Chairwoman Waters. "During the 117th Congress, the Financial Services Committee will continue to work tirelessly to fight the pandemic and make sure the financial system works for everyone."
What a 50/50 Senate Means For Biden and the U.S.
The even Senate split, rare in American history, gives the Biden administration little margin for error and is subject to a power-sharing agreement between the Democratic and Republican leaders.
CFTC and ESMA Sign Enhanced MOU Related to Certain Recognized Central Counterparties
The CFTC and ESMA today announced the signing of a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) regarding cooperation and the exchange of information with respect to certain registered derivatives clearing organizations established in the United States that are central counterparties (CCPs) recognized by ESMA under the European Market Infrastructure Regulation (EMIR).
SEC Concept Release on Certain Fixed Income Trading Platforms
On September 28, the SEC proposed rules to extend Regulations ATS and SCI to Treasuries and other Government Securities Markets and a concept release on electronic FI trading platforms for corporate and muni's. The filing was published in the Federal Register on December 31, which starts the clock for a 60-day comment period.
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Strategy, Vision, & PrioritiesKitt Turnlab2019-08-26T14:18:05+00:00
Our strategic priorities
The Ontario Association of Naturopathic Doctors (OAND) champions the success of Naturopathic Doctors and the health of Ontarians. We focus on:
Advancing the profession's interests for the health of Ontarians, through advocacy with government to maximize the use of registered Naturopathic Doctors' knowledge, training and skills in the care of their patients, and through leading-edge continuing education for Naturopathic Doctors (NDs).
Promoting the value of Naturopathic medicine to the general public, government, other health professions and stakeholders.
Inspiring strong internal and external community and partnerships.
NDs are highly credentialed, highly respected, primary health care generalists and a key pillar in Ontario's health care system. Our vision is that Ontarians choose Naturopathic Doctors as an integral part of their primary health care team.
Advancing the profession's interests for the better health of Ontarians
Naturopathic medicine was regulated in Ontario under the Drugless Practitioner's Act from 1925 to 2015. We are now under the umbrella of the Regulated Health Professions Act, 1991 that regulates other health professions, including physicians, dentists, pharmacists and nurses in Ontario. Our transition to self-regulation occurred with proclamation of the Naturopathy Act, 2007, on July 1, 2015. The College of Naturopaths of Ontario (CONO) now regulates the practice of Naturopathic medicine, in the same way that the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario regulates the practice of physicians in the province.
With the Naturopathy Act in place, NDs are now even better positioned to help relieve the pressure on other elements of the health care system in Ontario. Patients report that Naturopathic medicine helps them to be less reliant on expensive pharmaceuticals, make fewer unnecessary visits to emergency departments or walk-in clinics and improve their health by making better lifestyle and dietary choices. Additionally NDs help fill gaps in Ontario's health care system in some remote communities where a ND is the only professional providing general primary health care. The fact that many Naturopathic Doctors provide house calls is an another benefit.
Continuing education is a regulatory requirement for registered NDs in the province of Ontario. The OAND is proud to sponsor leading-edge continuing education offering clinical insights based on recent research findings and long term clinical practice, in a variety of learning methods, from webinars to live in-person training. Annually the OAND sponsors a 3-day clinical convention that is respected throughout the North American Naturopathic community.
Promoting the value of naturopathic medicine to the general public
Naturopathic Doctors are passionate about the contribution they make to the health of Ontarians and are looking forward to expanding on the inter-professional collaboration with other regulated health professions.
Naturopathic Doctors treat the whole person as an individual, focusing on helping to find out the root cause of what's wrong, and leveraging the body's natural ability to heal in their treatment programs. One of the important focuses of Naturopathic medicine is the treatment and prevention of chronic disease, which affects 80% of Ontarians over 45 years of age, and accounts for over half of the direct and indirect costs of health care in the province.
Inspiring strong internal and external community and partnerships
The OAND community of NDs interacts with each other in several ways: through informal and formal networking, individually and through the regional networks established throughout the province, and through diverse in-person events. Our association and members are linked to the Canadian Association of Naturopathic Doctors and work closely with the Canadian College of Naturopathic Medicine, as well as the regulator – the College of Naturopaths of Ontario. Ongoing inter-professional collaboration with other regulated health care providers in a patient's circle of care is typical.


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Local News Fawns Over Man Who Drove Into Trump Campaign Tent, Claims He's 'Thankful No One Was Hurt'
By Nick Arama | 10:00 PM on February 14, 2020
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Usually you will find that local news is far more objective than a lot of national liberal media outlets.
Usually.
But looking at this report from the News4Jax folks out of Jacksonville, and you just have to wonder what they were thinking.
The reporters went to the Duval County Jail to interview Gregory Timm, 27, the man who allegedly ran his van into a tent of GOP Trump campaign tent where volunteers were registering people to vote.
The volunteers who were 65 or older had to jump out of the way and were lucky not to be injured.
According to witnesses, Timm then allegedly got out of the van, videoed the damage and gave the volunteers the finger before speeding off.
When he was caught by the police, he allegedly admitted that he'd done it because he disliked Trump and that he thought he had to "take a stand."
But if you just read the the local story, "Man accused of driving van into GOP tent says he's thankful no one was hurt," you'd think he was just a poor misunderstood soul, just wishing the best for everyone.
They described Timm's demeanor as "friendly and pleasant."
Timm spoke to News4Jax on Friday about the "divisiveness" of the current political climate in the United States and said it'll be interesting to see what's to come in the next year.
He said he intentionally waited about 20 minutes in the parking lot "for people to clear out" of the voter registration tent and that he never intended for anyone to get hurt. No injuries were reported after the incident.
When asked about his feelings on the importance of voting, Timm agreed that it is extremely important that people vote.
He shared some of his background with News4Jax, saying he was born in Iowa but moved to Phoenix when he was very young. He said he lived in St. Augustine for six years before moving to Jacksonville two years ago. He said he's never been to jail before.
Exactly why are they giving this character who allegedly committed a political act the venue to spew? Who cares what he thinks about the importance of voting? He surely didn't seem to want any Trump supporters to register to vote. Why do I care where he lived before? I surely wouldn't take his word on his record.
As to his claim that he waited until people got out of the way, let me refer these News4Jax reporters to their own station's prior report on the matter.
He then showed investigators a video he recorded while driving towards the tent, according to JSO, but the video cut out before he hit the tent. According to the report, Timm said he was upset that the video ended before "the good part."
Timm said he waited until there were no people in front of the tent before he ran it over although, JSO investigators noted in the report, the video showed people still standing there.
So where is the mention of that here or confronting Timm on that fact? His claims are just mentioned without rebuttal.
This guy could have killed people for political, but hey, at least he's "friendly and pleasant" (well, at least, before he allegedly tries to run you over).
This type of thing is why so many take issue with the media.
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La Collada Trascampo, también denominada alto de Hijas o alto del Corro, es un paso de montaña a escasa altitud que enlaza los municipios cántabros de Puente Viesgo al este y San Felices de Buelna al oeste.

De igual forma, une el valle del río Pas con el valle de Buelna, situado este en la cuenca hidrográfica del río Besaya. La carretera que discurre por dicho enclave es la CA-170 y alcanza una cota máxima de 295 msnm.

Toponimia
Los mapas existentes no documentan el nombre de ´´alto de Hijas`` ni ´´alto del Corro``, aunque estas son las denominaciones que le otorgan los lugareños. Este lugar recibe el nombre de alto de Hijas porque se halla próximo a Hijas, localidad perteneciente al municipio de Puente Viesgo.

Ciclismo
La Collada Trascampo ha sido escenario de competiciones ciclistas como la Vuelta al Besaya, la Vuelta a Cantabria y la Vuelta a España en varias ediciones, catalogado como puerto de tercera categoría.

Referencias

Puertos de montaña de Cantabria


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