So much yarn, so little time.: My sock is growing!
The recommended yarn is tofutsies which is way out of my budget, so I asked Abakhan if they'd supply what I needed in return for a mention. My challenge was accepted so I chose a self-striping purple and grey yarn, Aviemore along with two circular needles, a row counter and some stitch markers.
The row counter was absolutely essential until I'd got accustomed to the pattern. I haven't used one for years, and was accustomed to keeping it at the end of my needle. This doesn't work out with circulars, so whilst knitting I just rested it on the pattern. I only needed stitch markers for the first couple of rounds, but they helped to get the pattern straight in my head.
I'm pleased with how the sock is coming along, I think the self-stripe draws attention to the wavy pattern rather than detracts from it. I'm also pleased (so far!) with working with two circular needles. I can't see any "ladders" as happens with DPNs sometimes. I usually avoid ladders by knitting an extra stitch or two at the end of each needle, but that tends to mean I forget where the true beginning of a row is - which would be a problem when I start the heel, my next task.
Do you knit socks? I'd be interested to hear if you have tried the 2circ method, or indeed whatever works for you.
It looks great. I have knitted a couple of one socks (never got round to finishing the other half of the pair)but I have never used circular needles to do it. I don't mind using DPNS but I am willing to give circular needles a go and I can see that they would be more useful when travelling.


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Commissioned by the Office of Emergency Management in 1942, this poster was intended to boost war production. This poster was one of the production incentive images for factories. By joining motto and flag, it is simple yet effective in its design.


Great Party Dips - Recipes That Crock!
Potlucks, game day parties, pitch-ins, holidays…no matter what the occasion, these Great Party Dips are sure to be the life of any gathering!
There always seems to be a reason for some Great Party Dips! Whether it is a potluck (or pitch-in as we call it here in Southern Indiana), game day party, holiday party, family reunion, game night, it is always a good idea to have some Great Party Dips that you can whip up and have on hand! So we put together a diverse list that will have you serving up a different kind of dip for whatever mood strikes you!
First up, we have our cheese pleasers. No matter if you choose Crock Pot Sausage Cheese Dip, Bacon Double Cheese Dip, Crock Pot Cheesy Bean Dip, Crock Pot Under the Sea Dip or Crock Pot Bacon Cheeseburger Dip, you are sure to make the cheese lovers in the group happy!
No let's talk cream cheese folks. All of these dips have cream cheese in them, but they are each very different. This Spinach Artichoke Dip is the best Cris has ever had! While this Crock Pot Chicken Wing Dip is sure to please all those buffalo chicken fans (like my Michael). And game day will never be the same after you try this Crock Pot Cream BBQ Ranch Dip! The Crock Pot Hot Pizza Dip is easily personalized to fit your family's likes! Last, but most definitely not least is probably my absolutely favorite dip so far….drum roll please….Crock Pot Cream Cheese Caramel Dip. Seriously people, this dip is rock-your-socks-off good! I'd hate to guess how many apples we devoured while eating up this delicious dessert dip!
So there you have it! Did I miss on of your favorite dips? Let me know in the comments below!
Your recipes are good, but could you PLEASE stop overuse of the word "your?" It's really annoying and not needed in the recipes. If I'm the one cooking, who else do you think will be using the recipe?
To be honest, it probably isn't going to happen. We write our posts conversationally and have been doing it that way for years. As you might imagine we are very busy in the kitchen and trying to get recipes out to everyone, so changing the way we write is not top of mind. With that said, we can totally understand if you need to find another site that is more careful with its "your" usage to better meet your needs. Heaven knows we don't want you to be annoyed all the time. I am sure there are tons of recipe sites out there that write a whole heck of a lot better than we do. Either way, we hope you find something yummy to feed your family.
love your reply Cris, keep up the wonderful job that you all do sending love!
Your Oct 1st Reply is great! Love your recipe's and love your humor.
Mike in one of your videos you had a sunburn. My grandson got one and his mother put plain yellow mustard on it. I was gone in a few hours. He burned his head at a concert. Try It next time. I have been wondering if you ever cook wild game. I am kind of new to this toy so once I have figured out how to send you a recipe my husband has made for years I will do it. It is called Sonny's gumbo. Made with rabbit, but you can switch the meat to any you kind you would like. We have eaten it with venison, duck, goose, elk, and even fish.
Hi Jo! We'd love to check out your recipe. Can you send it to cris@recipesthatcrock.com? We haven't done game on the site, but we have had readers ask for it… so you never know ;).


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Oscar Cruz makes a play on the ball during a game two years ago.
And, over those three years, this year's senior class has compiled a 44-13 overall record, which includes a pair of Henlopen Conference South Division crowns as well.
The maestro behind all of this success is Steve Kilby, who is back for his 13th season leading the boys' program. He has compiled well over 100 wins in his tenure, a couple of state titles and several conference division championships on his résumé, along with multiple Coach of the Year recognitions.
This year's returning seniors for the Indians looking to get back to their fourth straight state title game will be midfielder/defense Luke McCabe, midfielder Juan Linares, defender Luke Morgan, defender Jhony Velasquez and goalie Zach Neal. Junior forward Jarrod Cordoba is expected to be a big part of the Indians' success this season, as is sophomore defender Erick Aguilar.
Five new faces are being counted on to be key newcomers to the program, in the form of Josh Bird (defense), Yonafer DeLeon (forward), Yves Graf (defense), Alex DiLuzio (forward) and Eddie Mochiam (midfield).
The Indians will open their 2018 campaign on the road in the DAAD Upstate-Downstate Challenge against Newark at Dover High School on Saturday, Sept. 8. Game time is 5:30 p.m.
They then return home for a pair of contests against Cape Henlopen (Sept. 11) and Woodbridge (Sept. 13). A road contest at Delmar (Sept. 20) splits another homestand featuring Caesar Rodney (Sept. 25), Lake Forest (Sept. 27) and Sussex Central (Oct. 2). They will then hit the road for six of their remaining eight games, with only Sussex Tech (Oct. 18) and Laurel (Oct. 23) as their late-season home contests.


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Q: Scrollable div with absolute content I have a Card div that is supposed to show the scroll if the content exceeds it's height. I've used overflow-y: auto to do that. I'm trying to use a Select inside it, and the select menu is supposed to show in front of the card. The menu position is absolute.
The problem is, even with position: absolute, the menu is taking space inside the card. making it scrollable.

If I remove the overflow from the card, it works fine, but the content exceeds it. I've created a sandbox for it:
https://codesandbox.io/s/position-absolute-inside-overflow-y-9kppcy?file=/src/App.js
Other things I have tried

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*Show the SelectMenu inside a portal.

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*Better results I got so far, but when the window is scrolled, the menu got fixed in the screen.

*Remove the overflow from the card, add it to a CardBody element, and keep the select outside it.

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*Did the magic, but with deep nested divs, is really hard to keep it outside every element with overflow.

*Did not work if the Select is inside a modal (because modals should have a scroll).

More details

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*I'm using react-select to create my select, but the problem is strictly css and html.

This might be a common question, but I could not find a solution.

A: I think your solution of using a React Portal actually makes a lot of sense, but you just need a little more trick to position the element.
{showMenu &&
  createPortal(
    <div className="SelectMenu" style={menuStyle}>
      I'm the menu.
    </div>,
    PORTAL_HOST_NODE
  )}

The menuStyle is simply a computed value returned by useMemo, which is simply the CSS styles we need to apply to position your menu. What you want is the menu to use position: fixed, and then simply use the top, left, width and height attributes of the trigger element (in this case, your "Open Select" button) to position the element.
In order to ensure that the position is updated when the viewport is scrolled, you will also need to track the window.scrollY value:
const [scrollY, setScrollY] = useState(window.scrollY);

useEffect(() => {
  const onScroll = () => setScrollY(window.scrollY);
  window.addEventListener("scroll", onScroll);

  return () => {
    window.removeEventListener("scroll", onScroll);
  };
}, []);

I see that you have a manual 0.5rem offset you want for the select menu to be positioned away from its trigger element. We can store in as a CSS variable:
.SelectMenu {
  --top-offset: 0.5rem;
  position: fixed;
  top: 0;
  left: 0;
  z-index: 99;
  border: 1px solid #bebebe;
  background-color: white;
  border-radius: 0.5rem;
  padding: 2rem 1rem;
  box-sizing: border-box;
}

Then, it is matter of setting the other code up as mentioned before. Some notes:

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*Use CSS transform so that we can handle sub pixel placement (instead of top/left)

*Set the width so that your select menu follows the width of its trigger element

*Use the CSS custom property set above to calculate the y-axis value of CSS transform

const [menuTriggerElementRect, setMenuTriggerElementRect] = useState(null);

const toggleMenu = useCallback((e) => {
  setShowMenu((old) => !old);
  setMenuTriggerElementRect(e.currentTarget.getBoundingClientRect());
}, []);

const menuStyle = useMemo(() => {
  if (menuTriggerElementRect === null) return {};

  const { top, left, width, height } = menuTriggerElementRect;
  return {
    transform: `translate(${left}px, calc(${
      top + height - scrollY
    }px + var(--top-offset)))`,
    width: `${width}px`
  };
}, [menuTriggerElementRect, scrollY]);

See your updated CodeSandbox example here:

A: You can overwrite the overflow for that card only with a modifier class. That should give you your desired result.
See Fork here

A: Edit: The original Code Sandbox link was wrong, it should be working now.
Here's a solution using only CSS, preserving as much functionality of the Card class as I could.
Code Sandbox Solution
And here's the CSS:
.App {
  font-family: sans-serif;
  text-align: center;
}

.Card {
  display: flex;
  flex-direction: column;
  align-items: center;
  border: 1px solid #bebebe;
  background-color: white;
  border-radius: 0.5rem;
  padding: 2rem 1rem;
  margin: 4rem;
  overflow-y: auto;
  height: 124px;
}

.Select {
  width: 60vw;
}

.SelectButton {
  all: unset;
  background-color: royalblue;
  color: white;
  padding: 1rem;
  box-sizing: border-box;
  cursor: pointer;
  width: 100%;
}

.SelectMenu {
  position: absolute;
  z-index: 99;
  width: 60vw;
  border: 1px solid #bebebe;
  background-color: white;
  border-radius: 0.5rem;
  padding: 2rem 1rem;
  box-sizing: border-box;
  margin-top: 10px;
}

A note on using position: absolute from this post Using position:absolute, the nearest positioned ancestor is having no effect:
From the post:

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*An absolutely positioned element will be positioned within its containing block, which is defined by the nearest positioned ancestor. However, if there is no positioned ancestor, the containing block is the initial containing block (i.e., the viewport).

*When you apply position: absolute to an element you remove it from the normal flow. That's it. The element will still be positioned as though it were in the normal flow. It isn't until you apply the CSS offset properties (left, right, top, bottom) that you actually position the element.

So, since in this case there isn't any positioned ancestor, the containing block is the viewport. This allows the absolutely positioned menu to keep its position in the viewport, but if there was more content in the div that caused it to overflow, the menu would not scroll with the div. You can see this behavior by uncommenting some code in App.js in the Code Sandbox fork.
I also changed some of the widths to make things look nice, but from a functionality perspective that doesn't make a difference.

A: If you don't need the Menu to be inside the Card you can just add an external wrapper and position it relative to that wrapper.
Code Sandbox Solution

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What Are Addiction Treatment Boot Camps?
I live my life today how RBC taught me and continue to work the program of recovery that was suggested to me. There are infinite resources available, each with an amazing and unique power. In a sense, this aligns boot camp rehab with step programs: What happens if our alumni start to struggle? Residential treatment at Pocono Mountain Recovery Center is an intensive personalized experience that helps men and women establish a strong foundation upon which to build a productive drug-free future. Free Insurance Verification by our Admissions Team 1 I had been to several other treatment centers in the past and they were all the same.
Welcome to teenbootcamps If you are seeking for ways to help your troubled teenager, you are in the right place. My only option was government-funded rehab. With medical staff and mental health professionals on hand 24 hours a day, patients are afforded ongoing support and assistance throughout their stay at Delta. Browse our topics on troubled teens, common teenage problems, at-risk youth and featured programs, and become aware of the problems your son or daughter is facing. If this is an emergency do not use this form. Managing the treatment will be done in 14 day intervals.
This site also includes various interesting venues for recovering people to connect with each other. You can also pay for your camp using a health savings account. New, easy online instant chat! Wilderness rehab centers in Tennessee allow the addict to escape their negative environment behind and create a new start. The resort accommodates 16 guests at a time and provides a private room with a queen size bed and bathroom for each guest.
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Q: NoBackendError with Audioread I'm trying to use librosa.load() to load a midi file, but I'm getting a NoBackendError. In my conda environment I have installed ffmpeg 4.1 from conda forge, but it still gives me the error. I'm using jupyter lab, if that's relevent.
Thanks


For over a decade, Eastern Virginia Scholastic Rowing Association (EVSRA) has sponsored rowing regattas for high school girls and boys. Each regatta features sweep and sculling events and we welcome all skill levels.
Most of our member schools are located in Chesapeake, Norfolk and Virginia Beach. Member schools outside of the immediate area are from Richmond, Gloucester, Saluda, and Virginia's Eastern Shore. With the exception of the Championship Regatta, all EVSRA regattas are open to non-members.
EVSRA's main race venue is Lake Whitehurst at the Norfolk Botanical Gardens. We are very fortunate to be able to hold our spring regattas at such a beautiful setting and we encourage parents and friends to support the Garden. Please visit Norfolk Botanical Garden's site for more information.
For more information about our Regattas, please visit our Regatta page.


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Industrial property is valued by a State Board or agency. On average, property is taxed on 60% of its assessed value.


All purchases made through this site with a credit or debit card on line or at City Hall will be charged an additional 2.75% convenience fee.
This fee applies to facility reservations and activity registrations and is calculated based on the total you see below.
The 2.75% convenience fee will NOT show on the receipt from West Bend Parks and Recreation.
The convenience fee will only show as a separate line item on your bank card or credit card statement.


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Q: Creating a CI pipeline for .net containerized applications My Goal
As the title says, I am trying to put together a CI (Continuous Integration) pipeline for a raft of .NET services which are going to be run in a dockerized environment in Linux. The developers at my organisation use C#, and VSO/TFS currently, so we are attempting to migrate to a Linux platform while retaining the tooling/skill-set of our current team.
I have seen a lot of posts on various forums, but have been unable to find anything that addresses my specific need - so if this has been answered before - I would very much appreciate a link!
So far, I have done the following to try to prove what I can do:

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*Created a C# project with a unit test.

*Checked the project into source control (TFS online)

*Running Jenkins on a linux box

*Set up Jenkins to listen for pushes into source control.

*When new code detected, a build is kicked off on a Jenkins node (which is a Windows machine) using MSBuild plug-in

*If build completes without errors, use MSTest plug-in to run all the unit tests associated to the C# project.

All the above seems to work just fine - it's the next bit that I am struggling with.
What I want to do
Now that I have a build completed and tested in code, I want to be able to do the following (at a high level):

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*Move source code from the Jenkins windows node to a Jenkins Linux node

*Build a docker container on the Linux node

*Push the docker container into a repository

What I have tried
I am using a freestyle project in Jenkins to orchestrate the above. (Not sure if this is the right choice - but seems to do the pull/build/test without breaking a sweat.)
I figured that in order to get the code from the Windows node to the Linux node, I would need to push into a GIT repository. My requirement is that this is a local GIT, but if that is not possible, I am open to using a private GIT online.
I tried setting up a local Gogs-GIT repository, but Jenkins doesn't speak the same language as it. In any case - I haven't been able to figure out how to use any of the Jenkins plug-ins to push code as a post build event from my Windows node into a different source control environment than where it came from in the first place.
I am now thinking that maybe I need to execute some sort of custom script (maybe a batch script on the Windows node) to do a push into GIT and then have a separate Jenkins job that listens for pushes to the GIT repository to start the Linux process.
I am pretty new to both Linux and Jenkins, so any help or pointers would be much appreciated.


SAPPORO, Japan (AP) — Japanese rescue workers and troops searched Saturday for the missing for a third straight day in a northern hamlet buried by landslides from a powerful earthquake. Power was restored to most households and international flights resumed to the main airport serving the Hokkaido region.
The Hokkaido government said Saturday that 30 people are dead or presumed dead and nine remain missing. All but three of the victims are in the town of Atsuma, where landslides crushed and buried houses at the foot of steep forested hills that overlook rice fields.
Toyota Motor Corp. announced that it would suspend nearly all its production in Japan on Monday. Toyota makes transmissions and other parts in Hokkaido and also has suppliers on what is the northernmost of Japan's four main islands.
The magnitude 6.7 earthquake that struck about 3 a.m. on Thursday knocked out power to the entire island of 5.4 million people, swamped parts of a neighborhood in the main city of Sapporo in deep mud and triggered destructive landslides.
Backhoes were removing some of the solidified mud to clear a road in Kiyota ward on the eastern edge of Sapporo. In parts of Kiyota, the earth gave way as it liquefied, tilting homes and leaving manhole covers standing one meter (three feet) in the air. In parking lots, cars were still stuck in mud that reached part way up their wheels.
The return of electricity came as a huge relief for residents. About half of Hokkaido got power back Friday, and all but 20,000 households had power Saturday morning.
"It was a relief that it was back yesterday evening, but it feels it took time," said 66-year-old Sapporo resident Tatsuo Kimura, adding that the blackout was a reminder "of how important electric power is in our life."
Tourists from South Korea and China were able to head home from New Chitose Airport, outside of Sapporo. About 1,600 people spent the previous night at the airport, according to Japanese media reports.
Hokkaido has become a popular destination for tourists from other parts of Asia.
Associated Press business writer Yuri Kageyama in Tokyo contributed to this report.


Failblog.org has another amusing entry, specifically this one listing alleged responses from elementary school students to questions about dating and marriage.
Q. How do you decide who to marry?
Q. How can a stranger tell if two people are married?
Q. What do most people do on a date?
Q. When is it OK to kiss someone?
Q. Is it better to be single or married?
Q. How would you make a marriage work?


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A new study examining the use of green infrastructure in 5 communities considered leaders in the field – Singapore, Berlin, Philadelphia, Melbourne and Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-city found that all of these geographies face similar challenges regarding the implementation of green infrastructure. In particular, space and cost restraints and barriers for inter-sectional cooperation and stakeholder collaboration were noted. The authors recommend a balanced approach between top-down and bottom-up planning. They note that all 5 cities have lessons learned in green infrastructure policy, pilot project programs and incentive programs that can be applied elsewhere. Read the abstract and purchase the article here.
Recent research out of the US Forest Service assessed the opportunity for foraging from New York's urban forest. Results show a substantial supply of provisioning ecosystem services from woody plants in the city.
This recently published paper examines the links between urban landscape types, socioeconomic conditions and quantities/qualities of green and blue space. The method developed by the authors can be used in other communities to incorporate social-ecological systems into green infrastructure studies for health and well-being. Read the full article here.
A new document from the University of Maryland was released to help smaller local governments to evaluate the benefits of green infrastructure. It details how combining green and gray infrastructure systems allows local governments to lower costs, solve systemic water challenges and enhance a community's quality of life. Read the paper here.


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NCIS Hawaii cast: Full cast list announced
NCIS HAWAII is set to being next week as a new spin-off to the original series. But who is in the cast? Here is everything you need to know.
By Charlie Milward
19:49, Sat, Sep 18, 2021 | UPDATED: 15:20, Sun, Sep 19, 2021
Vanessa Lachey reacts to landing role on NCIS: Hawaii
NCIS Hawaii is one of the most tropical editions of the hit CBS to ever air, with the team taking to the Pearl Harbour-based island to investigate a whole manner of crimes. It is groundbreaking in many ways, being the first spin-off to air outside of mainland America and a woman will be leading the team to crack the cases. However, which famous faces have made the cast list for the latest edition from the franchise?
Michael Schumacher's wife in tears as she gives heartbreaking update
Kate Garraway leaves Emma Raducanu open mouthed with Vogue claim
Who is in the cast of NCIS Hawaii?
Vanessa Lachey as Jane Tennant
Best known for presenting numerous television shows in America, including Netflix's Love is Blind, Vanessa will be taking on the role of Jane.
Tennant will lead the Hawaii-based team, having ensured she reached the top spot in a very male-dominated field.
The character will be explored in-depth as it's been revealed Jane will be a single-mother, as well as managing her colleagues on the force.
Vanessa shared the news on her social media platforms, telling her Instagram followers: "Honoured is an understatement!
"To join the NCIS franchise as the first female lead and to do it on the Beautiful Islands of Hawaii. I still can't believe it! Thank You CBS for believing in me! Now let's get to work!"
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NCIS Hawaii cast: Full cast list announced (Image: CBS)
NCIS Hawaii: Vanessa Lachey will play Jane Tennant (Image: CBS)
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Yasmine Al-Bustami as Lucy Tara
Having starred in shows such as S.W.A.T. and The Chosen, Yasmine is going to playing the role of confident team member Lucy.
The character is described as having a lifetime of achievement under her belt and a "youthful enthusiasm" which will be integral to the team.
She will join as a junior member, meaning she has a lot to learn about the job and the dangers which lie in store.
Yasmine will be channelling a determined youngster wanting results as Lucy is not afraid to go where Angels fear to tread.
NCIS Hawaii: Vanessa Lachey and Jason Antoon (Image: CBS)
"Honoured is an understatement
Vanessa Lachey
Jason Antoon as Ernie Malik
Jason is known for his huge list of high profile film and television roles, including the American edition of Shameless, No Ordinary Family and Law and Order.
The esteemed actor will be playing the role of Ernie, who is a Cyber Intelligence Specialist and knows everything about Hawaii.
With no family, the character finds himself adopted by those he works with as they try to get answers on cases.
His intelligence allows him to find possible suspects through their digital fingerprints, making him integral to the team.
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NCIS season 19: Torres to leave team as he struggles with Bishop exit?
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NCIS Hawaii: Yasmine Al-Bustami as Lucy Tara (Image: CBS)
Noah Mills as Jesse Boon
Serving in the role of Special Agent Jesse Boon, Noah's character will be making the move to Hawaii from the city.
Noah has also had a number of high profile roles, including in television roles such as The Enemy Within and The Falcon and The Winter Solider.
Film roles have included featuring in Sex and The City 2, Candyland and most recently, Santa's Boots in 2018.
He is also well known for starring in Taylor Swift's 2021 music video for her hit song, We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together.
Noah will play a homicide detective who likes to play things by the book and is a stickler for old fashioned policing.
Will there be an NCIS Hawaii and NCIS Los Angeles crossover?
Tori Anderson as Kate Whistler
Tori has been cast in the role of Special Agent from the Defence Intelligence Agency, Kate Whistler, who will make an impact on the team.
The actress has a huge catalogue of roles she has played, from featuring in the Twilight Zone and Smallville to Love Under The Olive Tree and Ransom.
She will be starring in a regular role on NCIS Hawaii and viewers will see her take on a more political approach.
However, as the series progress, fans will discover she is harbouring a few secrets of her own from her personal life.
NCIS: Hawaii will premiere on Monday, September 20 on CBS.
NCIS Hawaii: Showrunner shares behind the scenes action of episode 4
NCIS Hawaii: Fans cautious over first look at Jane Tennant
NCIS Hawaii fans convinced trailer has sealed Hawaii 5-0 crossover
NCIS Hawaii: Vanessa Lachey shares first look at new team
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in partnership with A Studio in the Woods, The ByWater Institute at Tulane University, and New Orleans Center for the Gulf South, Newcomb Art Museum is pleased to introduce a new interdisciplinary conversation series, "Uncommon Exchanges," that invites the New Orleans community to interact with diverse experts from Tulane and the Gulf South region. With the arts as a catalyst, these unique conversations bridge different disciplines and expertise to workshop new kinds of questions and establish commonalities, encouraging unexpected dialogues in a safe, intimate, and playful space.
In the inaugural program, Rebecca Snedeker, Clark Executive Director, New Orleans Center for the Gulf South will moderate the exchange between Prof. Emilia Oddo of the classics department at Tulane University and Prof. Mead Allison of The Water Institute of The Gulf as they use Newcomb Art Museum's current exhibitions focused on clay as a catalyst for conversation. Q&A with audience members will take place after. The discussion will be held in the museum and will last around 45 minutes with 15 minutes of Q&A time at the end for audience engagement.
Both New Orleans and Tulane communities are encouraged to attend and take advantage of this opportunity to engage with academics, artists, and activists in a variety of fields.


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US to Require Arriving Passengers to Show Proof of COVID Test
By Ashley Thompson
American health officials say that anyone flying to the United States will soon need to show proof of a negative test for COVID-19.
The new restrictions take effect on January 26.
FILE - Travelers walk through the nearly empty JetBlue terminal at Logan Airport on Nov. 20, 2020, in Boston, Massachusetts. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)
The order from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) requires air passengers to get a COVID-19 test within three days of their flight to the U.S.
Airlines are ordered to stop passengers from boarding if they do not have proof of a negative test. Travelers can also provide documentation that they had the infection in the past and recovered.
All air travelers aged two and older must follow the CDC order. However, passengers who only have a stopover in the U.S. before flying to another country do not have to provide proof of a negative COVID test.
The order affects U.S. citizens as well as foreign travelers. The health agency said it delayed the start date until January 26 to give airlines and travelers time to meet the requirements.
The CDC says it will consider exceptions of testing requirements for airlines flying from countries with little or no testing abilities, including some places in the Caribbean.
Aim to control new forms of virus
The expanded travel order is similar to one announced late last month for passengers coming from Britain. It is designed to try to prevent travelers from bringing in new forms of the virus that scientists say can spread more easily.
"Testing does not eliminate all risk," CDC Director Robert R. Redfield said in a statement. Redfield added, when combined with other preventative measures, testing "can make travel safer, healthier, and more responsible by reducing spread on planes, in airports, and at destinations."
It is likely that the recently identified version of the virus from Britain is "in every state or most states," said Dr. Ashisha Jha. He is dean of Brown University's school of public health in Rhode Island. So far, 10 U.S. states have reported 72 cases of the new form.
COVID-19 is already widespread in the U.S., with more than 22.8 million cases reported. Johns Hopkins University reports that more than 380,000 people have died. And the country recorded 4,327 coronavirus-related deaths on Tuesday, a one-day record high.
But the new order may stop or reduce spread of other versions of the virus, like the one recently identified in South Africa.
Airlines have been pushing for pre-flight testing instead of continued travel restrictions between the U.S. and the rest of the world.
Nicole Carriere is a spokeswoman for United Airlines. She said testing is "key to unlocking international borders and safely reopening global travel."
Others say the CDC order is unlikely to cause an immediate increase in international travel.
Henry Harteveldt is a travel expert with Atmosphere Research Group. He told The Associated Press, "People are being encouraged by their public health authorities to not travel, even domestically."
He added that he does not expect air travel to increase until the summer, after more people have been vaccinated.
I'm Ashley Thompson.
The Associated Press reported this story. Ashley Thompson adapted it for VOA Learning English, with additional materials from Reuters news agency. Hai Do was the editor.
Words in This Story
negative - adj. not showing the presence of a particular germ, condition, or substance
eliminate - v. to remove (something that is not wanted or needed) : to get rid of (something)
destination - n. a place to which a person is going or something is being sent
global - adj. involving the entire world
encourage - v. to tell or advise (someone) to do something
authorities - n. people who have power to make decisions and enforce rules and laws
domestically - adv. of, relating to, or made in your own country
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CRUISING DOWN MEMORY LANE
Three teenagers of yesterday remember cruising down Yosemite when they were going to Manteca High School. Marion Elliot, Skip Sadler and Joe Freitas had their own stories to tell. The high school tower landmark can be seen in the background in the mural. - photo by GLENN KAHL
The cruising excitement of past years continues to be an integral part of Manteca's history as three longtime members of the community recalled where they were in the 1940s to the 1960s and what they were doing.
Marion Elliott, Skip Sadler and Joe Freitas met this week in front of the 100-foot-long "Cruising Mural" located on the side of Accent Carpet in the 100 block of North Main Street. The faces of the individuals in the mural are the actual likenesses of the students who gunned their cars and trucks down the street.
In an accepted tradition they would drive west on Yosemite for a couple miles to the Foster Freeze at Walnut Avenue, turn around and drive back eastward to Lincoln School.
Elliott, who had been MHS student body president and would later serve as principal of Lincoln Elementary School, remembered they would often bypass the Yosemite Avenue campus and continue a hundred yards to the eastern city limits of the community before again turning around. All three men noted that the cruising was mostly done on the weekends with Elliott adding, "There was homework to be done on the week nights."
He added that curfew was still in force with the fire department siren sounding at 9 p.m. to remind kids it was time to be home for the day and off the streets. Elliott noted that the real fun was to cruise Pacific Avenue on Friday and Saturday nights and hang out with friends curious to see how many guys and gals would show up.
Elliott said Foster Freeze in Manteca wasn't really a drive-in that would send someone out to the cars to take your orders and then bring the burgers and milkshakes to you. He and three others boys once pooled their money and bought a flat head 1931 straight eight sedan that gulped down a quart of oil every time they drove it into Stockton and back.
That group of four friends included Elliott, John Bowers, now living in Hawaii; Jack Williamson, living today in Washington State; and Gene Biddle, deceased. Marion's car of choice while at Manteca High was his black 1932 Ford coupe cherishing a model of that car in his home office.
The dress of the day for the guys was Levis – never to be washed – and white T-shirts. Elliott was finally able to buy a 1942 Ford – the last built for the public sale because of World War II steel limitations.
Skip Sadler remembered many of those years when a single stop light hung from cables over the main downtown intersection where Highway 99 once ran north and south.
"Cruising after the football games and the dances was the big thing back then as were the football games. If you didn't get to the field by the middle of the B game, you wouldn't get a seat," he said.
Sadler remembers having a Model A Ford when he and Joe Campbell one night were driving to Foster Freeze for a drink with a train bearing down on them. He said he was going too fast trying to beat the train and his Ford got stuck on the tracks, coming nose to nose with the engine – finally able to bounce the car off the rails with little time to spare.
Sadler said his two uncles, Curly and Francis Dowhower, decided to race from Manteca to Lathrop on two separate routes. One went west on Yosemite and the other took North Main to Louise. They both got to Lathrop at exactly the same time, he said, and crashed into each other.
Chuckling, he added that it was all good clean fun as much as it was enjoying the camaraderie at the guys' hangout inside Mal's Billiards in the 200 block of East Yosemite Avenue – few girls ever allowed. Sadler said many of the cruisers also hung out at his gas station that was much of a central location for the cars filled with students spreading out along the street. It was the wall behind his station that served as a backdrop for the names of the veterans who served and died in the war.
Mal wouldn't put up with any problems between the guys and was very strict in his business as it filled up with students – there was no bad activity allowed within the walls of his pool hall, he said.
He said he well remembers Larry Costa in his 1942 Ford, along with Eddie Smith, Chris Crom and Larry Nascimento along with Herby Rawlins who would park his 1932 Ford outside the front door. Sadler said most of them had Pontiacs from black to burgundy and all Grand Prix as he recalls. There were usually 50 kids in a couple dozen cars in the cruising parade, he added.
Joe Freitas said he couldn't afford to a car and cruising was out of the question. He went to work at Leo's Grocery Store on the northeast corner of Yosemite Avenue and Main Street at 17 where he worked for a year before going into the Navy. Freitas watched other cruise but he was tired from working long hours at the market and besides he had a girl friend, he added. He was discharged from the nave at 20 years old when the war ended in 1945.
"Leo was always good to me and offered a job. I did all the produce buying and managed the produce Department. I think he hired every kid in Manteca at one time or another," he said.
After a year back in Manteca after the war, Freitas, 20, was offered the manager position of the popular market in the downtown. "I thought, I didn't want to manage someone else's store, I wanted to run my own store," he said.
He said he knew everybody in town after working at Leo's and they felt sorry for him being just a kid and venturing into his own business and traded with him causing his store to take off when he opened the doors.
Freitas with the help of his wife Elsie opened Joe's Food Center on East Yosemite Avenue just outside of town. They would operate that store for 23 years before he joined a small group of Mantecans who would be the first board of directors of Delta Bank.
Joe still makes a stop at the bank every morning and chats with the manager Warren Midgley. He is also a regular at their board meetings.
Elliott served throughout his adult life as a much respected regional commissioner for regional Babe Ruth League activities and later honored in its Hall of Fame. He said his days of high school cruising saw him and his close friends gathered together.
"I got along with everybody," he quipped, "even with my brother who was a year behind me and had a different set of friends."
With a gentle smile on his lips, he said, "Even though we slept in the same bed, we had a completely different set of friends. He passed away some eight years ago, Elliott added.
The MHS principal was Joe Bisig when he was a freshman followed by Joe Blanchard who was a Marine Reserve Colonel who left for the Korean War. In his last year the principal was B. E. Claypool, he noted.


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We would like to thank everybody for their submissions to Stereohype's 14th Annual Button Badge Design Competition.
Congratulations also to all the runners-up who made the shortlist of 60! The 30 winning badges are now available to purchase. The others have not been produced by us but will stay online to give credit to everybody who scored enough points from our judges to make this shortlist.
Please feel encouraged to submit new designs to our next competition. Runners-up – you scored a lot of points to have made it onto the shortlist and should be proud of yourself. Alejandro Llamas, Alexandra Dzhiganskaya, Allison Tanenhaus, Andrea Manzati, Andrew Jillett, Bonnie Willison, Daan Hollander, Dariya Kanti, Devin Fallen, Emily Scott, Maelle Dauv-Laurent, Mehek Malhotra, Mikey Houghton, Milica Djokovic, Mohammad Barrangi Fashtami, Molly Redmond, Narges Fayaz, Reagan Johnston, Silvia Perisan, Stuart Roldan and Vaso Krcmar.
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Q: Github personal access token I just found out that from the 13th that support for password authentication was removed, and instead, I should use a personal access token. I generated the token and followed the steps in the link provided in the terminal but it still gives me some issues when I am trying to push. Does anyone know why?
[kinzluiz:...ch-7-object-oriented-design]$ git status                  (main✱)
On branch main
Changes to be committed:
  (use "git restore --staged <file>..." to unstage)
    new file:   louis/.classpath
    new file:   louis/.gitignore
    new file:   louis/.project
    new file:   louis/src/deckofcards/BlackJack.java
    new file:   louis/src/deckofcards/Card.java
    new file:   louis/src/deckofcards/Deck.java
    new file:   louis/src/deckofcards/Suit.java
    new file:   louis/src/module-info.java

Changes not staged for commit:
  (use "git add/rm <file>..." to update what will be committed)
  (use "git restore <file>..." to discard changes in working directory)
    modified:   ../ch2-linked-lists/Louis/linkedlistctci.py
    deleted:    ../ch2-linked-lists/Louis/main.py
    modified:   ../ch3-stacks-and-queues/louis/main.py

Untracked files:
  (use "git add <file>..." to include in what will be committed)
    ../ch1-arraysAndStrings/Louis/.gitignore
    ../ch3-stacks-and-queues/.idea/

[kinzluiz:...ch-7-object-oriented-design]$ git commit -m "deck of cards "                                                                                (main✱)
[main e6676a6] deck of cards
 8 files changed, 103 insertions(+)
 create mode 100644 ch-7-object-oriented-design/louis/.classpath
 create mode 100644 ch-7-object-oriented-design/louis/.gitignore
 create mode 100644 ch-7-object-oriented-design/louis/.project
 create mode 100644 ch-7-object-oriented-design/louis/src/deckofcards/BlackJack.java
 create mode 100644 ch-7-object-oriented-design/louis/src/deckofcards/Card.java
 create mode 100644 ch-7-object-oriented-design/louis/src/deckofcards/Deck.java
 create mode 100644 ch-7-object-oriented-design/louis/src/deckofcards/Suit.java
 create mode 100644 ch-7-object-oriented-design/louis/src/module-info.java
[kinzluiz:...ch-7-object-oriented-design]$ git push                                                                                (main✱)
remote: Support for password authentication was removed on August 13, 2021. Please use a personal access token instead.
remote: Please see https://github.blog/2020-12-15-token-authentication-requirements-for-git-operations/ for more information.
fatal: unable to access 'https://github.com/AisosaUtieyin/ctci.git/': The requested URL returned error: 403

A: That could mean your old credential (password) is still stored in the Git credential helper.
Check the output of git config --global credential.helper: it could have cached another user/email/password.
If that setting is xxx, type:
printf "protocol=https\nhost=github.com"| git-credential-xxx get

By 'xxx', I mean "the output of the git config --global credential.helper".
Do not use 'xxx': replace it.
You will check if there is any credential already stored.
If it is:
printf "protocol=https\nhost=github.com"| git-credential-xxx erase

The next push will prompt for your new credentials (token).
For instance, if the output is: osxkeychain, type (Mac only):
printf "protocol=https\nhost=github.com"| git-credential-osxkeychain erase
# Or:
security delete-internet-password -l github.com

Both commands remove the github.com entry from your KeyChain.


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New Delhi: The dean of Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose Medical College, Jabalpur, MP, Dr Arun Sharma who is said to be involved in the Vyapam Scam probe was found dead today in New delhi.
Police said Sharma's body was found at a hotel in south-west Delhi's Dwarka by the staff who opened the room using a duplicate key after he did not answer repeated knocks on the door.
An almost empty bottle of alcohol and vomit was found in the room.
"Dr Sharma was found dead at his room in a hotel in Delhi. We are shocked at the death, He was a very close to Dr Sakalle," Indian Medical Association (IMA) Jabalpur district president Sudhir Tiwari told PTI.
Incidentally, Sharma was the second Dean of the medical college to have died under mysterious circumstances in the last one year. D K Sakalle, who was inquiring into admissions of candidates for whom proxies had allegedly appeared in the Pre-Medical Test, had been found burnt at his residence.
Tiwari claimed Sharma had wept at the funeral pyre of Sakalle, claiming the latter had not committed suicide, as concluded by police after investigation.
"I suspect that Sharma too might have been killed," Tiwari said in Jabalpur, and said he had learnt two days back that the Dean had submitted a report relating to the Vyapam scam to the Special Task Force (STF) probing it.
The Vyapan scam came to light in the year 2013, and dates back to as early as 2007. Officers of the Madhya Pradesh Professional Examination Board (Vyavsayik Pareeksha Mandal, or Vyapam) were found to have been rigging a variety of eligibility tests for courses and recruitments including medical entrance examinations. It is supposed to be one of the biggest scams of the state with a value of 2000 crore in terms of bribes and having led to 2000 arrests made by the police till now, including the former Madhya Pradesh government's technical education minister, Laxmikant Sharma.
The death of Dr Sharma comes one day after the mysterious death of an investigative journalist, after he had interviewed parents of a girl found dead after her name figured in the massive admission and recruitment scandal.
Meanwhile, MP Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has said the government will write to the High Court-appointed SIT probing the Vyapam scam to "thoroughly investigate" the death of Singh, a journalist with the TV today group.
Utter shock….an enquiry should get to the bottom of this case!


With their QE monetarist maneuvers, the Fed succeeded in creating a very long economic recovery and record profits for the S&P 500 Index SPX, +0.16% which in turn propelled the benchmark index to an all-time high in 2018. In July 2019, the present economic expansion will become the longest in U.S. history. Since I don't believe there will be a recession in 2019 and maybe not in 2020 — with fingers crossed for the Chinese trade deal and President Trump surviving the Mueller mess — we very well may see a fresh all-time high for the S&P 500 this year.


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Leicester College of Art Diaries
Bookmark:https://archiveshub.jisc.ac.uk/data/gb3071-d/025
De Montfort University Archives and Special Collections
GB 3071 D/025
Leicester College of Arts and Crafts
Twenty diaries
Title page from the 1960 Diary
Diaries produced by staff and students of the Leicester College of Art. It is not clear if the diaries were sold or given away as gifts. They are a showcase of student art work and taken as a whole the collection charts developments and trends in printing, typesetting and lithography from the 1930s to the 1960s.
Available for general access. External researchers are advised to contact the Archivist for an appointment.
Catalogued by Katharine Short, Archivist, July to August 2013.
City of Leicester College of Arts and Crafts ( 1925-1929)
Leicester Colleges of Art and Technology ( 1929-1969)
Leicester -- Leicestershire -- England
Leicester College of Art DiariesD/025
Calendar for 1936D/025/01
Leicester College of Arts and Crafts Diary 1938D/025/02
Miscellany: a diary for the year 1941, Leicester College of Arts and CraftsD/025/04
Leicester College of Art Diary 1946D/025/05


By the time I leave work on a Thursday I can expect a few missed calls, usually accompanied by voicemails left by my friend Ashley. She disguises her voice and does funny accents, always with the same message, "This is your cat lady, Ashley, just wanna see if you're coming tonight, soooo…give me a ring back!" Over the last two years, with these weekly calls, Ashley has been one of the most reliable people in my life.
Ashley and I met through Starfire. I was still new to this world of community and inclusion, and Ashley was embarking on planning her collaboration project, a party to benefit local cat rescue groups. As someone who liked cats, I joined her committee, and quickly went from being someone who liked both cats and Ashley to someone who loved both cats and Ashley. During the planning process, we toured a local cat shelter and even though it was just a couple hours out of weeks of work, we both remembered it all year. When the project drew to a close, Ashley asked if I remembered that shelter and if we could go back again, and thanks to her suggestion, two weeks later we were attending our volunteer orientation and picking out a weekly shift.
I have to admit, it wasn't without some trepidation that I started volunteering with Ashley. I've heard people use lots of words to describe Ashley: party animal, hilarious, thoughtful, sweet. All qualities that make her an amazing friend, but not quite encompassing the same qualities you might say describe a good volunteer: hard-working, full of initiative, focused. I was nervous as we went into our first shift, and it didn't take long to see that Ashley and I weren't going to fit any more perfectly into the volunteer mold than I expected us to. She didn't want to scoop cat litter, and she would open doors to rooms and cats would run past her and escape into the common area. While other people zipped around with food and cats and brooms, she would sit down, and talk to cats, or quietly sit in a room and look at them. I cringed at every thing I thought was a mistake, worried that we wouldn't fit in, or look like slackers. After a few weeks of worry, though, I realized the other volunteers barely took notice of things that seemed like big red flags to me. Instead of everyone else judging us for the things I knew we weren't very good at, they were really just happy to have us there to help at all.
Over time Ashley and I settled into our roles. As we became regulars and I eased up a bit, we found things we were good at doing. We made friends with other volunteers, and started to feel really connected there. We passed our 6 month mark, our one year mark, our two year mark, and all the while, even though all signs pointed to us being included there, a nagging part of my mind still focused on the imperfections. Ashley's job every week has been to change out the water dishes in the rooms, and she often leaves little drips and puddles on the floor that can get pretty slippery. Nobody's ever complained, or really even brought up it was her spilling, but every week I would see our imperfection in those drips and think "If I can get Ashley to keep from spilling, we'll be able to be real volunteers here." On the way home, I'd agonize over the balance between meaningful self-improvement and impossible standards. I'd rationally think that everyone makes mistakes, and we're entitled to a few here and there, and I should just focus on the fact that we're there and we're contributing. The next week we'd get to our shift and my emotional thinking would take over, and a voice in my mind would tell me we were imperfect and that was a big deal, and I would look for evidence to confirm my fears and I would question if we were really good enough to be there.
After a couple years of volunteering, never once having been to the shelter without Ashley, one night I found out she would be unable to make it. I decided to go without her, even though we had pretty much been a packaged deal up until that point. About halfway through the shift, another volunteer walked past me and mentioned how much it helps to have Ashley do the water every week, and how much time that one extra task can take up when she's not there to do it. And with that one simple comment, all my fears about Ashley's imperfections went away, and I suddenly believed everything I had known up until that point. Ashley has a disability. She is not perfect. She spills water, she lets cats out of their rooms, she refuses to scoop litter boxes. And nobody really cares, because she is present and she is contributing and we love her.
While nothing on the surface changed that night, my perception of Ashley changed, and that made a huge change in our relationship. Instead of seeing her imperfections as flaws that made us stand out, I saw them just as imperfect parts of a whole, real person. I freed myself up from fearfully trying to predict why people might not like her, and just focused on loving her for who she is.
I got the sweetest message through Facebook from Ashley. It took me a minute to figure out who it was because it came in under a different name. I almost cried when I figured out it was her.
The next several emails were all about Ashley, how sweet she is, how to friend her on Facebook, and how she was part of a master plan to get Heather to stay. It was so small, and felt so significant. For years, in my mind, I had been fighting against Ashley's "problems" to get people to like her, and nobody knew it but me. And nobody needed it but me.
I have always been someone who has let my fears get in the way of things. When you're afraid someone you love will fail, or look bad in front of friends, it can be so easy to fall into the well-meaning trap of wanting to fix them. And once you start to see that as your responsibility, it can be really hard to figure out how much fixing they need before they're done. My relationship with Ashley has made me realize how easy it can be to let your fears get in the way not just of yourself, but in the way of someone else, too. Ashley never needed me to fix her. She was fine all along. I thought I needed to fix Ashley to quiet that nagging, fearful voice we have when we love someone with a disability. The voice tells us, "Society won't want this person until they're done being fixed. They won't belong until they're perfect." It's a voice that's quiet, and pervasive, and argumentative, and convincing. And once you stop listening to it, you realize it's really, really, really dumb.
Over the last couple years, I've wondered if we were capable enough, if we were dedicated enough, if we were making too many mistakes, if people really wanted us there. We've made plenty of mistakes. So has everyone else. And nobody has been fired or asked to leave. Because we all know that nobody's perfect.


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Terminus of Nebraska highway guide Interstate 80. Wyoming State Line at Pine Bluffs, Wyoming. Swimming Pool (Pine Bluffs Reher Park). Texas Trail Museum (3rd and Market. 307-245-3713). Lady of Peace Shrine (Statue Drive. Largest Marian Memorial in the United States).
Bridge over the South Platte river, NE.
Goldeneye Lake to the North of Nebraska Interstate 80.
Rest Area with Historical Markers. Washrooms, Truck parking, picnicking area.
Interstate Rest stop. With "Crossing Overland Trail" Historical Marker.
Nebraska Interstate Rest Area. "Great PLatte River Road" Historical Marker. Truck parking. Washrooms. Picnicking area. Small park area with trees.
On the North side of the Interstate is East Sutherland Lake.
South side of the Interstate is Hershey Lake.
On the North side of the Interstate is East Hershey Lake.
On the North side of the Interstate is Birdwood Lake.
South of Interstate is Interstate Park Lake.
Bridge over a Nebraska canal.
Basic Interstate rest stop with washrooms. Both sides of highway.
North side of highway is Fremont Slough.
North side of Interstate. Rest stop with "Nebraska Gateway" Sculpture. Parking, washrooms, park with trees, access to Platt River. Walking trails Picnicking.
Rest stop with parking, small park, washrooms, picnic tables. "Road Chanced Along the Platte River" Historical Marker.
Bridge over the Platte River.
South of highway is Cordaz Lake.
Lake south of Interstate is Blue Hole East Lake.
On the South side of this Nebraska Interstate is a very nice rest stop park. Truck parking. Washrooms, picnicking, park with a pond. Walking trails. Access to river.
State Highway #44, Community of Kearney, Nebraska, Harmon Park, University of Nebraska of Kearney, Nebraska, Fort Kearney State Historical Park, Pioneer Park, Dryden Park, Good Samaritan Hospital, Collins Park, Communities of Glenwood Park, Nebraska - Prairie Center, Nebraska, Museum of Nebraska Art. Attractions in Kearney, NE. Visit the Archway.
Attractions in Kearney, NE. Visit the Archway. The Great Platte River Road Archway Monument, is a museum and monument to Nebraska's and the Platte River valley's role in westward expansion, you will also find crafts, Traditional Native American Food, and more. There is a Pow Wow with native demonstrations held in June.


> Who is Nan Shepherd, the woman on the £5 note?
Who is Nan Shepherd, the woman on the £5 note?
Two important days occurred this month: World Book Day and International Women's Day.
As I left my desk in the office to answer the horn of the coffee van, I pulled a £5 note out of my pocket. Looking at it, I saw a woman gazing strongly to the left of the note – an expression of indefinable strength and mystery.
To the untrained eye, she appears as a Native American woman; a band across her head, full, braided hair and caring eyes with a touch of the wild in them. Her chin is lifted, jaw set and cheeks youthful.
This is a face I became fascinated with during my postgraduate. Who is she? Well, I have asked that question to many people.
'Not a clue,' the coffee man said, eyebrows raised apologetically. I showed a fellow customer: Nothing.
The ironic thing about this now well-used photograph of this woman – often described as 'enigmatic' and 'far away' – is how contradictory it is to her overall character.
If memory serves me correctly, a friend with a camera had a bit of old film, which she took and placed upon her head. A small brooch was added, her hair curling effeminately over her shoulders. It could not be a more deceiving picture.
Her name is Nan Shepherd – 'Scotland's answer to Virginia Woolf'. To give you an insight into her personality, there is a telling story from the Easter of 1941.
Sitting on the train on Easter Monday, Nan met Jessie Kesson. At the time, Nan was teaching in Aberdeen and was on her way to the hills. During the war, the hills were quiet – just how she liked them.
'Arriving at Inverurie station just as the guard was about to raise his green flag, Jessie scrambled into the carriage, falling over the long, slim, brogue-shod feet of its only other occupant. Gathering herself together, as she dusted herself down, she surveyed the woman sitting opposite.
Charlotte Peacock writes in her recent work Into the Mountains: A Life on Nan Shepherd, of how the two women spoke rapturously of poet Charles Murray, Dorric phrases blazing sparking through their conversation.
Three years later, Jessie made a discovery: Nan was a published author. Not just of one book, but three, published a decade earlier. She didn't even learn the fact from the woman herself. Nan put the book aside when Jessie mentioned it and 'immediately began to talk of other things' (Peacock, 2016, p.20).
There's a lot to be said for modesty, but perhaps Nan's elusiveness is the reason few have heard of her outside of the vernacular, outdoors and literary spheres. There are few who you can talk to about books and have read The Quarry Wood, The Weatherhouse, or A Pass in the Grampians, published between 1928 and 1933.
And yet, perhaps that is how Nan would have wanted it. Her books did not follow grand adventures, feats of bravery worthy of world-wide recognition or heroes and heroines of our time. They don't even follow a definitive plot, instead following her characters and communities through life.
What they do look at are the adventures of the ordinary folk, people like you and I whose bravery and heroism is borne out of everyday actions and emotions. They are heroes and heroines to us because they are us, albeit we now look upon them with a view decades later.
Each of her books are somewhat autobiographical; Quarry Wood particularly so, which sees the protagonist Martha (Marty to her friends) follow her dream of going to university and teaching, a path Nan followed to teach at Aberdeen University.
In The Quarry Wood, though, we see the burgeoning of what would become the work Nan was most proud of. Her three novels may be of people, but it was of people and their connection to landscape that makes her stories truly gripping. Even The Quarry Wood is, as Martha's fancy describes it, 'Marty's wood – the Quarry Wood'.
One can see Nan's familiarity with the scene. There is an understanding in the lines that can only be written by someone who has experienced landscape as Nan had.
It was not until almost 50 years later that her seminal work would be published – The Living Mountain.
I wrote on Shepherd a number of times during my postgraduate, eventually being refused the chance to write about her for my final thesis to attain my Masters degree. I refused to write on another writer, taking my love for her work to the hills with me.
It was this book, The Living Mountain, which captured my imagination. In his preface to the 2011 version of the book, Robert Macfarlane plays on Descartes' 'cogito ergo sum' – I think therefore I am. For Macfarlane, Nan changed that – I walk therefore I am.
A lot of interpretations of the famous book that lay dormant in a drawer for nearly four decades touch on metaphysical and Buddhist references. Albeit these are present, there is something more touching.
Nan writes of the simple things on the hill, as well as its beauty and the sensuous experience gleaned from being in the presence of nature. She not only understands how many of us experience the hill, she identifies the things we can never understand.
The simplicity and innocence she wrote of in The Quarry Wood she recreates here: 'No one knows the mountain completely who has not slept on it. As one slips over into sleep, the minds grows limpid; the body melts; perception alone remains. One neither thinks, nor desires, nor remembers, but dwells in pure intimacy with the tangible world.
As you might imagine, I could wax lyrical about Shepherd's work for days, and we haven't touched on her body of poetry.
What can we take from Shepherd?
Not the metaphysics, that your self can be elevated to higher planes (even if her students described Nan herself as displaying "other worldly" characteristics). No. It is to go to the hills to feel them.
It is easy to just use the eyes when in the hills, but every sense should be deployed. Feel, truly feel, the moss and the water at your feet. Learn about the bog cotton, the ling, the purple saxifrage, the skylarks and the granite.
Here is to Nan this past World Book Day and International Women's Day. You took to the mountains in your way and helped to make sense of them.
To finish with the woman herself: 'Knowing another is endless. The thing to be known grows with the knowing.' I feel we can take a lot from those words.


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Using the convert point tool is very much like drawing with the pen tool. To convert a curve to a corner point, you click the anchor point, and to convert a corner to a curve, you drag from the anchor point.
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Who'll Be on Trump's Press Team?
I didn't, either. So it's therefore concluded that she's Latino, and so Trump could kill two birds with one stone. "Put a woman out there and counter this idea that he hates women and is a misogynist, and a Latino." This is the way people in Washington think. You know, you would put people out there not because they're maybe the best at it or good at it but because they satisfy some of these concerns the Democrats have about things, the way they look at people. So this is how they continue to try to plug Trump into their playbook.
(Establishment Guy impression) "M'yeah, Trump will probably pick a woman, and the fact that she might be half Puerto Rican and would be Latino? Why, that would kill a couple of…" This is the way they think. Trump doesn't. Now, he may have some advisers who think that way and who might be advising him in this regard. (interruption) No, Spicer is spectacularly doing it now, right? Don't misunderstand. Spicer would be fine with me. My initial reaction was that it's not gonna be Spicer because I do think Trump will go female 'cause that's who most of the names being tossed around are.
Am I leaving anyone out? Laura Ingraham, Monica Crowley — Kimberly Guilfoyle is a new edition to that list as of yesterday — and Spicer. Is there anybody I'm leaving out here? Yeah, I can't think of any others, but that does not say there aren't. Anyway, I'll get back to Earnest here in just a second. Since I've gone off on this tangent, let me stay on the tangent and finish the tangent. Reince Priebus was doing a radio interview yesterday (I think it was with Hugh Hewitt) and the subject came up about press secretaries in general and the White House, the Trump White House theory of it, 'cause Trump's a different case.
He doesn't need the media to get his message out. Trump, I think, is gonna continue to do rallies, for example. I think Trump is going to continue to tweet, and I think Trump is very much aware that he has the ability to go right to the American people and doesn't need the Drive-Bys to filter what he says. He doesn't need to impress the Drive-Bys, so they report favorably on him. He doesn't need any of that. So they're gonna have decide whether or not they want to continue to behave according to convention and have a press secretary.
They will have a communications office, but whether or not there is a daily press briefing is another matter. Then another version of the story is that they'll still have the press briefing but it isn't gonna be on TV. There won't be any cameras. And let me tell you something: If there are no cameras in there, then it's gonna be real. You regular listeners know my theory about cameras. You put a camera anywhere, and you forever change what otherwise would have happened. You put it on a street corner — you put a camera that people can see or that people know is there — and it'll change the way everybody behaves, because everybody is self-conscious.
Only the truly professional have an ability to scrub their self-consciousness. That's, I think, the key ingredient actors need, by the way. In order to become somebody else, you've got to be able to shed your self-consciousness, and most people can't. When they see a camera, they become obsessed with how they look. And they'll try to find a mirror or a window to see what they look like and then make sure they stand in the right place so the camera gets 'em the right way. And if they have to talk, then they're aware people are listening.
It just changes everything, a camera, particularly if it's not normally there or not. After a while the camera is forgotten. I once watched a TV series on the LeFrak family. They were building a building in in New York City. It was shortly after I moved there, and the documentary makers had cameras every day in every meeting that these builders had, the executives, and I happened to run into these guys a couple of weeks after the documentary aired at (of all places) Le Cirque. And I was compelled. It was a great documentary, and I learned a lot how buildings are made.
I walked up, and I congratulated 'em. I said, "How in the world…? Why'd you let the cameras in?" They said, "You know, after the first week we forgot they were there." "You forgot they were there? It took 'em 30 minutes to set up every day!" "Yeah, but you don't even notice it after awhile," and that's true. But not for TV people. In the pressroom, they know there's a camera there. Look how the House of Representatives and the Senate were changed when they added cameras. It's just… Folks, I'm not being critical or naive.
It's just a fact of life, and when you're talking about amateurs, it really affects things. And what happens wherever there's a camera is much different than what would happen if it weren't there. So the theory is being bandied about, "Take the cameras out of the pressroom, and what will happen is that a lot more substance will take place. If the reporters know that they aren't being televised or videotaped while they're doing what they do, and if the press secretary knows the same thing…" I know, you're saying, "What about iPhone cameras and things?" I understand.
I'm just telling you what's being bandied about, and the reason for taking the cameras out of there is to reduce the showbiz factor of all this and to make it more real. Then there's talk about cancelling the press briefing on a daily basis altogether. Why do this? The Trump thinking is, "What point is served here? I send a guy out there who's determined not to tell you what I'm doing. That's his job: To not tell you what I'm doing! His job is to not give anything away that we're thinking in here.
"All I was talking about was changing the seating chart," and that's a big deal, too, because the seating chart, whatever is in the front row is considered to be the biggest people in the clique, the most powerful people in the room. And if you're in the front row, the tendency to be noticed by the press secretary is greater than if you're in the middle of the pack or even at the end. And Priebus was talking about rearranging the seating order that had nothing to do with seniority and bigness of newspaper.
And they're all ticked off about that. So they don't know what's gonna happen now regarding the press secretary and the briefing and all that, and they're fit to be tied. I'm just telling you, I wouldn't be surprised if Trump scrubs it. Now, Snerdley, you know, you are still so much an insider that any suggestion that I make that constitutes a dramatic change in the way things are done, you look at me like, "No, no, they would never do that." I'm not predicting they're gonna do it. I'm just telling you I wouldn't be surprised if they did it.
Snerdley just said, "If you don't feed them, they're gonna write something anyway." Trump feeds them every day, and look what they still write. There has never been a candidate or president-elect who feeds the media more. These people, since Trump got in this campaign, if they were honest with you, they've never had more fun. They may be ticked off the guy's running rings around 'em and defeated them, but they've never had more fun covering somebody. I've always thought this was the case, and they hate that.
They are really, really conflicted by the fact their ratings are up, their subscriber base is up. People are paying more attention to all these media outlets, except for CNN and MSNBC, and they love it, and they know Trump's doing it, and they hate it, they hate everything about it, and they hate that Trump runs rings around them. But a part of 'em likes it as well. But Trump feeds these people. And what we're finding out is it doesn't matter, they're gonna make it up anyway.
Trump knows what their agenda is. Their agenda is to take him out. He knows this.
RUSH: Grab sound bite 25, Reince Priebus. This is on Hugh Hewitt's show, the one I was telling you about, had these comments about the potential changes in the White House daily briefing. Here's what Priebus said yesterday morning.
PRIEBUS: I think that many things have to change, and I think that it's important that we look at all of those traditions that are great but, quite frankly, as you know, don't really make news and are just boring episodes and, you know, even looking at things like the daily White House briefing from the press secretary. I mean, there's a lot of different ways that things can be done, and I can assure you we're looking at that.
RUSH: And that's when the panic set in. They said Priebus said Trump's thinking of canceling the daily briefing. What are we gonna do? What are we gonna do? They're gonna start wailing about their constitutional requirement to speak truth to power, to hold people in power accountable, something they have not done the past eight years, and they're gonna want access to Trump.
I want to reiterate what I said yesterday. I really do believe, folks, that the people in Washington really don't yet have a grasp of what has happened here. I mean, they know and they're claiming they know what's happened, that Trump is an outsider with no political experience and that he's won. And they know that Trump draws a lot of people to his rallies. And they know that Trump says and does things that don't register with them, that seem to be inexperienced and disqualifying even, that Trump's just a neophyte. And they're looking at his cabinet, and they see a bunch of rich white guys which automatically disqualifies them, and they're CEOs, and then that disqualifies them, and they believe that it disqualifies Trump with the American people.
They have fallen prey to the idea that what they think is what everybody thinks. Even these people who realize they don't know where flyover country is, even these people realize they've lowest touch with people in the heartland, they still work, they operate under the premise that whatever they think is what everybody thinks, and what they think about Trump is what everybody thinks or is going to think. And so Trump's making mistake after mistake, he's putting these rich white CEOs on. You just don't do that.
Where are the people of color? You just don't do that. And I don't think that they yet have a full grasp of the tornado that is headed their way once Trump's inaugurated. I really don't. I know how to listen to Trump. I've made a special effort at this, and I know the guy upwards and forwards and back, inside out. When he said in West Allis, Wisconsin, on Tuesday night or whenever it was, Monday night, "We're gonna work so hard for you. We're gonna work," he is speaking as honestly as he ever did. He has every intention of shaking things up. Not to shake 'em up. He has every intention of making this country, without any doubt and question, the greatest place on this planet, in positive, good ways.
He knows that this is going to be a huge rebuilding project, and he knows he's gonna have opposition here and there. But I don't think people have the full grasp yet of just what is in store. They give you little tidbits of it like, "Yeah, we're thinking about ditching the press briefing. We don't know what we're gonna do yet. We're thinking about it." This is the definition of outside the box, and not only are they inside the box, their box is a concrete bunker with only a couple of small, little windows, and they just can't see what's headed their way.
These are not placeholders. These are people that don't need these jobs for their resumes or for their egos or for their reputations or anything. These are doers. These are people that do. And we haven't had that in a cabinet for eight years. We have not had doers. Trump's military people are doers. Obama's military people are watchers. They are the political people that wait for orders, politically correct and all of that. They institute odd rules of engagement based on political correctness.
If we get engaged in the military conflict, it's gonna be to win it. It's gonna be to wipe the enemy out. All the PC things are not gonna matter. And there's gonna be caterwauling in Washington like you haven't heard. You think this is bad now over this hacking, you wait. I think it has the potential to be a lot of fun.
So she's the strategic communications senior director for the NSC. That means that poor Doug Schoen is gonna be need a new TV wife. Monica was Schoen's TV wife. You know, that's how you talk about that stuff on TV. You know, male-female anchor teams, they call each other "TV wife," "TV husband." The real wives and husbands watch with great interest. Well, they do. I know this stuff. I'm a powerful, influential member of the media with countless years experience, and Doug Schoen's gonna be need a new TV wife. Well, she always appeared with Schoen. Not always, but, for example, in the morning on Fox, sometimes with O'Reilly.


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Адо́льф Бе́к () (* 1 січня 1863, Краків — †? серпня 1942, Львів) — фундатор львівської школи фізіології. Доцент (1894), професор (1897), почесний професор Львівського університету (1934).
Президент Львівського лікарського товариства (1901), почесний член лікарських товариств Вільнюса (1895) та Кракова (1917). Дійсний член АМН Польщі (1920) та ПАН у Кракові (1930). Ректор Львівського університету (1912—1913).

Життєпис
Народився у Кракові, який на цей час входило до складу однієї з провінцій Австро-Угорської імперії (тепер Польща), у єврейській родині пекаря Шаі Давида Бека та Густави з дому Мюллер.
Був найстаршим сином в сім'ї, яка склалася з 12 дітей. У 1884 р. блискуче закінчує гімназію Святого Яцека у м. Кракові та вступає на перший курс медичного факультету Ягеллонського університету (м. Краків).

У 1886 р. розпочинає наукову діяльність на кафедрі фізіології Ягеллонського університету під керівництвом відомого польського фізіолога Наполеона Цибульського. Протягом 1889—1894 рр. — асистент кафедри фізіології, 1894—1895 рр. — доцент кафедри фізіології Ягеллонського університету.

З травня 1895 року призначений надзвичайним професором фізіології відновленого лікарського факультету Львівського університету. Першу лекцію виголосив 29 жовтня 1895 р. з фізіології, на тему «Життєві явища та способи їх дослідження» (O zjawiskach zyciowych i sposobach ich badania).

1897 р. отримав звання звичайного професора фізіології Львівського університету. Організував Львівське фізіологічне товариство та Інститут фізіології. Відтак 1901 р. стає президентом Львівського лікарського товариства.

У ніч з 19 на 20 червня 1915 року арештований окупаційною російською владою та вивезений до Києва, де перебував до кінця 1916 р.

Покінчив життя самогубством (перед відправкою до гетто на Янівському передмісті взяв у сина Генрика ціанистого калію) у серпні 1942 року в окупованому німцями Львові.

Наукові досягнення
Напрями його наукових досліджень: нейрофізіологія — один із перших опрацював метод електроенцефалографії, описав спонтанну біоелектричну активність мозку — 1890; фізіологія сенсорних систем: зору, слуху, болю; кровоплинної, травної та видільної систем; історія фізіології.

Науковий дебют відбувся у студентські роки публікацією 1888 р. «Про подразнення різних місць нерва» і був присвячений електрофізіологічним дослідженням нервової системи, яка принесла визнання серед науковців і нагороду від Ягеллонського університету.

У 1890 р. А. Бек виходить у світ праця «Die Bestimmung der Localisation des Gehirn — und Rückenmarksfunctionen vermittelst der electrischen Erscheinungen» у часописі «Centralblatt für Physiologie», що присвячена опису спонтанної та викликаної біоелектричної активності кори головного мозку собак і кролів та дослідженню феномена, відомого тепер у фізіології як десинхронізація.

У 1891 році захистив докторську дисертацію на тему «Визначення локалізації в головному і спинному мозку за допомогою електричних явищ» [Oznaczenie lokalizacyi w mozgu i rdzeniu za pomocq zjawisk elektrycznych].

1894 році Адольф Бек захистив Venia legendi (габілітація) з фізіології на тему «Зміни кровоносного тиску у судинах».

У 1910 році Адольф Бек бере участь у підготовці і роботі Міжнародного Конгресу фізіологів у Відні.

1915 року у співавторстві з Н. Цибульським видав підручник «Фізіологія людини» у двох томах для студентів-медиків. 1924 р. за редакції А. Бека виходить у світ друге доповнене видання підручника з фізіології у двох томах.

Підготував 9 професорів, керував науковими дослідженнями багатьох клініцистів Львівського університету.

Неодноразовий номінант на Нобелівську премію. Разом з Наполеоном Цибульським першим отримав наднирковий гормон адреналін.

Сім'я
Адольф Бек був одружений з Регіною Мандельбаум, мав сина Генрі (1896—1946) — гінеколог.

Джерела та література
 Гжегоцький М. Р. Адольф Бек та його вклад в розвиток експериментальної фізіології / М. Р. Гжегоцький, А. М. Гжегоцька // Експериментальна та клінічна фізіологія: збірник наук. праць до 100-річчя кафедри фізіології, 10-14 жовтня 1995 р. — Львів, 1995. — С. 20-22.
 Заячківська О. Шляхетність у науці та житті: пам'яті фундатора львівської фізіологічної школи професора Адольфа Бека / Оксана Заячківська, Антон Куенен, Мечислав Гжегоцький // Експериментальна та клінічна фізіологія і біохімія. — 2009. — № 3. — С. 103—109.
 Зіменковський Б. С. Професори Львівського національного медичного університету імені Данила Галицького: 1784—2006 / Зіменковський Б .С., Гжегоцький М. Р, Луцик О. Д. — Львів: Наутілус, 2006. — 416 с.
 Коенен А. Науковий пріоритет А. Бека в нейрофізіології (до 135-річчя з дня народження А. Бека) / А. Коенен, О. Заячківська, Р. Більський // Експериментальна та клінічна фізіологія і біохімія. — 1998. — № 1. — С. 105—109.
 Надрага М. С. Науковий портрет фундатора Львівської школи фізіологів Адольфа Бека у світлі сучасної бібліографії  / М. С. Надрага, С. В. Васільєва // Сучасні проблеми діяльності бібліотеки в умовах інформаційного суспільства: матеріали п'ятої міжнар. наук.-практ. конф., 11-12 верес. 2013 р., м. Львів / Міністерство освіти і науки, молоді та спорту України, Національний університет «Львівська політехніка», Науково-технічна бібліотека; [редкол.: О. В. Шишка, Н. Е. Кунанець, Д. О. Тарасов та ін.]. — Львів: Вид-во Львівської політехніки, 2013. — С. 454—463.

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