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About the AICPA
AICPA Affiliates
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AICPA Foundation Annual Report
"The AICPA Foundation Board of Trustees is pleased to present this Annual Report, in an effort to share a glimpse of the programs and services supported throughout the year.
To all CPAs, firms and organizations that have helped the Foundation make a difference in the future of the accounting profession, I thank you so much."
- Randy G. Fletchall, CPA, Foundation President 2014-2017
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AICPA Foundation Annual Report 2017
2016-2017 By the Numbers
From the $2 million revenue received in 2016-2017, $1.7 million has been reinvested into funded programs. That's 85%!
In 2017, The APBP held 14 training sessions, participated in 20 state society collaborations, and trained 350 teachers.
The Accounting Doctoral Scholars (ADS) Program supported 10 new doctoral students this past year.
The AICPA Fellowship for Minority Doctoral Students shared $300,000 with 25 recipients (16 female, 9 male).
We awarded $451,000 worth of minority accounting scholarships to 89 students (45 female, 44 male) in 2016-2017.
20 recipients of Two-Year Transfer Scholarships (11 female, 9 male) received $120,000 in 2016-2017
John L. Carey Scholarships gave $25,000 to 4 recipients (3 female, 1 male) in the past year.
More than 1,100 students attended 30 events in 2017 as part of our Academic Champions program.
National Commission on Diversity and Inclusion (NCDI) received $319,000 for program expenses 2016-2017.
Accounting Scholars Leadership Workshop (ASLW) was allocated $150,000 for 2017 (participants: 64% female, 36% male).
Affinity Partner Scholarships range from $2,500-$5,000 for student members from ALPFA, ASCEND, ISFFA, NABA and NCPACA.
Howard University Center for Accounting Education: We're About Success! Program was given $20,000 so that 121 young African-American professionals could participate in 2017.
The PhD Project has $50,000 set aside for minority doctoral students in the pipeline.
*Note: In 2016, the Foundation changed its yearend from July 31 to December 31. The financial information presented covers comparable 12month periods ended July 31 and all amounts and summaries should be considered as unaudited information. The most recent audited financial statements of the Foundation are for the five months ended December 31, 2016, and are available upon request.


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Turner Classic Movies (em português: Filmes Clássicos da Turner, abreviação oficial: TCM) é um canal de televisão por assinatura norte-americano voltada para o cinema, subsidiária da Warner Bros. Discovery. Lançada em 1994, a TCM está sediada no campus de transmissão de Techwood da Turner no distrito comercial de Midtown em Atlanta, Geórgia.

A programação do canal consiste principalmente em longas-metragens clássicos lançados nos cinemas da biblioteca de filmes da Turner Entertainment – que inclui filmes da Warner Bros. (cobrindo filmes lançados antes de 1950), Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (cobrindo filmes lançados antes de maio de 1986) e os direitos de distribuição na América do Norte para filmes da RKO Pictures. No entanto, a TCM também licencia filmes de outros estúdios e ocasionalmente mostra filmes mais recentes.

O canal está disponível nos Estados Unidos, Canadá, Reino Unido, Irlanda, Malta, América Latina, França, Itália, Grécia, Chipre, Espanha, Escandinávia, Oriente Médio, África e Ásia-Pacífico.

Programação
Sua programação é dirigida ao público acima de 35 anos e tem como principais características exibir filmes da época de ouro do cinema. Inicialmente, o TCM apresentava produções dos anos 30 aos anos 70, sempre sem cortes e sem intervalos comerciais. Posteriormente, o canal expandiu o seu leque de atrações, passando também a exibir produções das décadas de 80 e 90, agora com intervalos comerciais.

Está disponível em diversos países da América do Norte, América Latina e Europa, sempre com programações independentes. Enquanto nos EUA o TCM exibe apenas filmes clássicos, o canal na América Latina também traz em sua programação séries que fizeram história na televisão, como As Panteras, Agente 86, Dallas, ALF, Os Três Patetas, Lost, entre outras.

Em Portugal, o canal partilhava a grade com o Cartoon Network, versão pan-europeia começando a transmitir a partir das 20 horas e encerrando às 5 horas, até 3 de dezembro de 2013, dia em que a Turner Broadcasting System lançou o Cartoon Network Portugal e cessou a transmissão do TCM.

No Brasil, o canal estreou em 1 de setembro de 2004.

Em maio de 2008, o TCM América Latina estreou as séries Buck Rogers no século 25 e Galactica - Astronave de Combate. Em junho, foi a vez da série Alfred Hitchcock Apresenta, apresentada pelo mestre do suspense Alfred Hitchcock, e da reestreia de Centro Médico que havia saído do ar há algum tempo. Saíram da programação do canal SWAT, O Besouro Verde e The FBI. Em julho, saíram I Love Lucy, A Ilha dos Birutas e Além da Imaginação, que deram lugar para As Panteras e O Incrível Hulk. Em 1 de junho de 2009, começou a exibição de Batman.

Em 2009, a Turner comprou da Claxson o canal Retro, incorporando assim um acervo grande de seriados em seu lineup. Contudo, o canal é criticado duramente por nunca exibir boa parte dos seriados e filmes que adquiriu ao comprar o Retro. Com a nova reformulação feita pelo canal, este abandonou filmes produzidos antes dos anos 80, o que gerou várias criticas ao canal.

Desde 1 de março de 2023, o site da TCM Brasil (tcmbrasil.com) passa a redirecionar ao site da Warner Bros. Discovery na América Latina.

Ligações externas
 TCM EUA e Canadá
 TCM Brasil
 TCM América Latina
 TCM Espanha
 TCM Reino Unido e Irlanda

Subsidiárias da Warner Bros. Discovery
Canais de televisão por assinatura dos Estados Unidos
Canais de televisão por assinatura do Brasil
Canais de televisão fundados em 1994

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package org.springframework.boot.actuate.autoconfigure.cloudfoundry;

import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.function.Consumer;
import java.util.function.Function;

import org.junit.Test;

import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.EndpointId;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.InvocationContext;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.SecurityContext;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.annotation.Endpoint;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.annotation.ReadOperation;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.invoke.convert.ConversionServiceParameterValueMapper;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.invoker.cache.CachingOperationInvokerAdvisor;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.web.EndpointMediaTypes;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.web.ExposableWebEndpoint;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.web.PathMapper;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.web.WebOperation;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.endpoint.web.annotation.EndpointWebExtension;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.health.HealthEndpoint;
import org.springframework.boot.actuate.health.HealthIndicator;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.AnnotationConfigApplicationContext;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Bean;
import org.springframework.context.annotation.Configuration;
import org.springframework.core.convert.support.DefaultConversionService;

import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;
import static org.mockito.Mockito.mock;

/**
 * Tests for {@link CloudFoundryWebEndpointDiscoverer}.
 *
 * @author Madhura Bhave
 */
public class CloudFoundryWebEndpointDiscovererTests {

	@Test
	public void getEndpointsShouldAddCloudFoundryHealthExtension() {
		load(TestConfiguration.class, (discoverer) -> {
			Collection<ExposableWebEndpoint> endpoints = discoverer.getEndpoints();
			assertThat(endpoints.size()).isEqualTo(2);
			for (ExposableWebEndpoint endpoint : endpoints) {
				if (endpoint.getEndpointId().equals(EndpointId.of("health"))) {
					WebOperation operation = findMainReadOperation(endpoint);
					assertThat(operation.invoke(new InvocationContext(
							mock(SecurityContext.class), Collections.emptyMap())))
									.isEqualTo("cf");
				}
			}
		});
	}

	private WebOperation findMainReadOperation(ExposableWebEndpoint endpoint) {
		for (WebOperation operation : endpoint.getOperations()) {
			if (operation.getRequestPredicate().getPath().equals("health")) {
				return operation;
			}
		}
		throw new IllegalStateException(
				"No main read operation found from " + endpoint.getOperations());
	}

	private void load(Class<?> configuration,
			Consumer<CloudFoundryWebEndpointDiscoverer> consumer) {
		this.load((id) -> null, EndpointId::toString, configuration, consumer);
	}

	private void load(Function<EndpointId, Long> timeToLive,
			PathMapper endpointPathMapper, Class<?> configuration,
			Consumer<CloudFoundryWebEndpointDiscoverer> consumer) {
		try (AnnotationConfigApplicationContext context = new AnnotationConfigApplicationContext(
				configuration)) {
			ConversionServiceParameterValueMapper parameterMapper = new ConversionServiceParameterValueMapper(
					DefaultConversionService.getSharedInstance());
			EndpointMediaTypes mediaTypes = new EndpointMediaTypes(
					Collections.singletonList("application/json"),
					Collections.singletonList("application/json"));
			CloudFoundryWebEndpointDiscoverer discoverer = new CloudFoundryWebEndpointDiscoverer(
					context, parameterMapper, mediaTypes,
					Collections.singletonList(endpointPathMapper),
					Collections.singleton(new CachingOperationInvokerAdvisor(timeToLive)),
					Collections.emptyList());
			consumer.accept(discoverer);
		}
	}

	@Configuration(proxyBeanMethods = false)
	static class TestConfiguration {

		@Bean
		public TestEndpoint testEndpoint() {
			return new TestEndpoint();
		}

		@Bean
		public TestEndpointWebExtension testEndpointWebExtension() {
			return new TestEndpointWebExtension();
		}

		@Bean
		public HealthEndpoint healthEndpoint() {
			return new HealthEndpoint(mock(HealthIndicator.class));
		}

		@Bean
		public HealthEndpointWebExtension healthEndpointWebExtension() {
			return new HealthEndpointWebExtension();
		}

		@Bean
		public TestHealthEndpointCloudFoundryExtension testHealthEndpointCloudFoundryExtension() {
			return new TestHealthEndpointCloudFoundryExtension();
		}

	}

	@Endpoint(id = "test")
	static class TestEndpoint {

		@ReadOperation
		public Object getAll() {
			return null;
		}

	}

	@EndpointWebExtension(endpoint = TestEndpoint.class)
	static class TestEndpointWebExtension {

		@ReadOperation
		public Object getAll() {
			return null;
		}

	}

	@EndpointWebExtension(endpoint = HealthEndpoint.class)
	static class HealthEndpointWebExtension {

		@ReadOperation
		public Object getAll() {
			return null;
		}

	}

	@EndpointCloudFoundryExtension(endpoint = HealthEndpoint.class)
	static class TestHealthEndpointCloudFoundryExtension {

		@ReadOperation
		public Object getAll() {
			return "cf";
		}

	}

}

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I've been waiting for this announcement for a little while, but I'm finally pleased to announce that I had the pleasure of being the first guest on the new Community Megaphone Podcast. In this episode, I talked with Dane Morgridge (@danemorgridge) and Andrew Duthie (@devhammer) about general stuff I'm interested in. Topics included Windows 7 for developers, jQuery, and the developer community.


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Q: Looking for a gladiator-type movie I saw some scenes from this on a TV with no sound, but it intrigued me.  I don't think it was Gladiator or 300, although it looked a bit similar.  To be honest, it could be a TV show, but I don't think so.  It was rated TV-14.
There were these two armies fighting with ships, and they were ramming other ships with slaves rowing them.  There was this one guy who was throwing lanterns at one ship and setting it on fire, and when this one guy fell into the water there were these giant snake-fish things that ate him, which makes me think that this might've been Roman fantasy.
The most distinct scene was about this girl.  I think this was a flashback where these soldiers burned down her home and took her captive, then there's a cutaway scene where she was raped.  The next scene is her lying bloody and bruised on the street, but a man picks her up and takes her to a place when he trains her in sword fighting.  I think she's grown up then, and she has a throne on one of the ships and is leading her army.
Also, this guy was in the movie:
https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0?ui=2&ik=9c7d6cc5fc&attid=0.1&permmsgid=msg-f:1683370458104035491&th=175c888344ad78a3&view=fimg&disp=thd&attbid=ANGjdJ8l17nzmYNDg6k0vxMiDfkfi8cnBc-rolPTFh9HXFlpDCt3izV8ktU9Ah-qyYnemhNvPZ-bER5iWgarxxTTWis8aEce_XlC7WVAs6eCKoD0_89-hPQFWCBFDpM&ats=2524608000000&sz=w1919-h866
I didn't get any photos of the more notable scenes.

A: That sounds exactly like 300: Rise of an Empire.
Here is a section of the movie which has everything you describe in your paragraph about the girl.

Here is a section of the movie with ships ramming ships full of slave rowers.

I can't be certain about the snake-fish things, though they could be in another part of the movie.

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Isabella Bird. Public Domain. On Wikicommons.
Isabella Bird Bishop was feminine, dressed in women's clothes and rode side saddle (only in town). She also was an experienced traveler who wasn't afraid of anything or anyplace. Miss Bird, as many called her, was a world traveler, but I have been especially interested in her travels in the Rockies in the 1870s, in part because it was here that she met her "dearest desperado," who was the love of her life.
Isabella is probably the best-known woman adventurer, next to Gertrude Bell. I talk to people about the Women Adventurers series, they will often mention her. This article focuses on her trip to the Rockies in 1873, with a focus on her travels in the mountains and her relationship with Jim Nugent.
Isabella Bird was born in Yorkshire, England, on October 15, 1891. Her father was a clergyman who had trouble keeping a position, so they moved often. From childhood, she was frail, with spinal issues, nervous headaches, and insomnia. Because of her illnesses, she was taught at home. A fibrous tumor was removed from her spine, but she still continued to have problems, and the family spent summers in Scotland to see if it would improve her health.
She was an outspoken child, bright, curious, and a great reader. Her father taught her botany and she enjoyed looking for specimens on her travels.
Isabelle's first trip was a family trip to the U.S. in 1854, and her letters back home were the basis for her first book, An Englishwoman in America (1856). The book was well received and she was on her way to becoming a celebrity.
In 1872 Isabella started a long journey. She found that travel invigorated her; she wasn't prone to seasickness and she enjoyed much better health when she was traveling.
This trip began in Australia (which she disliked) and New Zealand (she liked it), and then she went to the U.S, with the aim of seeing the Rocky Mountains.
On her way to Estes Park, she stayed with two couples, and her time with them reveals the types of people who were living in Colorado in the 1870s. The first couple, the Chalmers family from Illinois, were "in all ways hard." In A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains, Isabella described their faces "like granite," their meanness, suspicion and ill humor.
They were also "simply incompetent." When Mr. Chalmers offered to lead her to Estes Park, she had clear evidence of this: On the way, their horses took off because he forgot to tether them. And he lost his way and couldn't find the trail; he even forgot the way home! Isabella, of course, took charge.
She also stayed with the Hutchinsons, a "more agreeable" young doctor and his wife. They were from Britain and not used to the ways of rough citizens of Colorado. The settlers "shamelessly" cheated them and they had no farming or domestic skills. Isabella again took charge.
Isabella was at her best and healthiest when traveling, and she was "enchanted" with the mountains, with the brisk air and beautiful scenery.
But she was shocked when he began to speak, because, she said, his manner was that of a chivalrous gentleman, "easy and elegant" and cultured. "I hope you will allow me the pleasure of calling on you," he said to her.
I wasn't surprised to hear he was Irish, born in Canada; this was a complex man. He had run away from home because he couldn't marry his first love. He had been a fur trapper and Indian scout (he was about 45) and he did trapping and guiding and stock raising to get money to spend on "orgies of drunkenness and ruffianism." But he also wrote poetry and was vain about his reputation. He was gentle and children adored him.
The description of their attempt to climb Long's Peak (14,700 ft) was comical. Picture Isabelle, who described herself as a "short, plump, devout, high-minded English spinster of over forty…" (she was 45) in cumbersome Victorian dress and petticoats. She wanted to prove her bravery and courage by climbing the mountain, but her physical state wasn't up to the challenge. She had to be "half-dragged" by Jim to the summit, as he tied her to himself and basically climbed with her on his shoulders. At times she crawled on her hands and feet.
After this adventure, she stayed in a cabin (not the same one where Jim was) and enjoyed his company and that of his friends. She knew she was falling in love with him and didn't know what to do. So she went on a trip to Denver and Colorado Springs and was able to find her way to the Continental Divide.
She left Colorado to avoid being stuck there all winter. She found out about a year later that he had been killed in a fight.
Somebody should do a movie about this adventure. It reminds me of The African Queen, with Humphrey Bogart and Katherine Hepburn, only their story ended more happily. Just for fun sometime, try the original of The African Queen, the book by C.S. Forrester.
Isabella had more adventures in many countries and she did marry a Scottish gentleman who hated traveling. I'll be writing more about her story in a future article.
* The quotes from this article are by Isabella, quoted in Patt Barr, A Curious Life for a Lady.


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KEOSAUQUA – Brianna Hodge and Joshua Ruiz are the proud parents of a son, Dexter Elias Ruiz, on Feb. 1, 2019 at Fort Madison Community Hospital.
Dexter is joined at home by a brother, Ajax Hodge.
Great-grandparents are Darrell and Christina McBride of Farmington; and Larry and Sharon Miller of Keosauqua.


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Nation: Ireland
Description: Ireland is a country in northwestern Europe. The modern sovereign state occupies about five-sixths of the island of Ireland and is a parliamentary democracy and a republic. It is bordered to the northeast by Northern Ireland, which is a part of the United Kingdom, and is otherwise surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean: particularly, the Irish Sea to the east, St George's Channel to the southeast, and the Celtic Sea to the south. Their contributions to MLB includes old-timers Daniel R. "Cyclone" Ryan and Jimmy Archer.
Link: Ireland
Team: Ireland National Team [24 Appearances]
Statistics: Ireland National Team Statistics

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Q: Moving between cells based on checkbox status I am trying to generate a unique output when a button is clicked on one sheet that will depend on the state of a group of check boxes.
There is a group of ten boxes, any of which can be selected for a maximum of ten. When the button is clicked, the name of each check box will appear sequentially. So for example:
Check box 1 and 3 are checked, the button is clicked, then the output to the cells will look like: [Check Box1] [Check Box3]
However if boxes 1 2 3 9 are checked, it will display:
[Check Box1] [Check Box2] [Check Box3] etc....
My main issue is that I only want the name of the checkbox to appear as a heading if it is selected.

A: Assuming "forms" checkboxes (vs. ActiveX type)
dim i, n, s

n = 0
for i = 1 to 10
    s = "Check Box " & i
    if activesheet.checkboxes(s).Value = 1 then
        Activesheet.range("A1").offset(0, n).value = s
        n = n + 1
    end if
next i


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Great British Adventures Swimrun - With Pete Woodward
In the next in the series of Great British Adventures, Pete Woodward heads to the English Lake District for a new style of amphibious race.
Adventure sports have exploded over the last decade with people looking for bigger and more exciting challenges to test themselves against. One of the most exciting new formats is Swimrun, a concept born in Sweden where the official brand is called ÖtillÖ. A whole race format has evolved from a late-night in a bar on the Swedish archipelago. Two teams of two made a bet and raced each other across the vast collection of islands from one end to the another, running further than a marathon distance over the islands and swimming between them in a continuous race. More than 15 years later, the concept has followed IKEA and meatballs to become a great Swedish export and this original route hosts a World Championship with qualifying events around Europe. There are now several races established in the UK, with an official ÖtillÖ brand race on the Isles of Scilly and other major races in the Lake District and Scotland.
My brother, Andy, and I grew up swimming and running from an early age, and tackling one of these races has been on our list for some time. With Andy's first child due to arrive early in the year, we were finally prompted to schedule a trip before racing took a lower priority than changing nappies and midnight feeds. We submitted a late entry to the Coniston race in the autumn and started to think about training. The race format is for teams of two to race together and continuously, with no triathlon-style transition areas. This means swimming in trainers and running in a wetsuit, which takes some getting used to. I was reasonably confident that I could hold my own on the running sections but, with Andy having raced at the European Triathlon Championships in Glasgow earlier in the summer, I was equally certain that I needed to work on my somewhat rusty swimming skills to avoid being left in his wake. A few weeks of charging up and down the South Downs in my wetsuit and bobbing around the Channel in my trainers eschewed. After a long drive north, we were as ready as we were going to be.
Breca are the UK leader in Swimrun and offer events in iconic British locations as well as New Zealand for those looking for inspiration further afield. We chose the last race of the season in Coniston and with the autumn colours providing a golden backdrop, water temperature was the topic on everyone's lips. The race instructions recommended a wetsuit suitable for 10 degrees Celsius. Andy and I had both been swimming in the sea without a wetsuit to prepare as much as we could. The English Lakes are notoriously chilly, though, and to steel ourselves we attempted to add a little to our fat reserves with a pre-race pasty in Grasmere.
After a well-organised race briefing, we boarded the bus to the start and as the beautiful scenery scrolled by, our heads drooped in the warm, rubbery fug of nervous chatter and Neoprene.
The race totals 18km of running and 3km of swimming, broken into short sections with a total of ten transitions. A tough uphill start soon thinned the field, and as we pushed through the brown ferns under clear blue skies, glimpses of the dark water of Windermere flashed through the wooded slopes of the fell. I pushed hard through the woods, with Andy tucked in behind, as we settled into the rhythm of the race. Out of the woodlands at full speed, along a short grass bank towards a flag, goggles down: splash! In an instant, we were launching out into the dark, cold waters, between yachts and heading for a gap in the islands ahead. Our unanswered question about water temperature was answered immediately with brain freeze. We both surged forwards trying to generate some heat as the icy water crept into our wetsuits. Andy is by far the stronger swimmer, and as he smoothly glided forwards I pulled hard to keep his feet visible. A stiff breeze meant the water was surprisingly choppy and short waves slapped us on the head as we threaded the gap between two small islands and adjusted our course for a flag on the distant shoreline.
Staggering up the beach with goggles on our heads, we shared a wry smile before splashing through the shallows and pushing into the next run. The team format is a great way to share the race and the shock to the system that was Windermere gave us a moment to chuckle about later. Sloshing water from wetsuits and with bandy legs adjusting to once again being upright, we staggered past a growing crowd of walkers curious about the runners emerging from the lake. With a long flat section of woodland track, we pushed on to make up as much time as we could. An inspired race route clips bays on the edge of the lake with short swims and stunning shoreline runs before heading over the fells again towards Grasmere.
Working hard, we were relieved to reach the checkpoint where a selection of treats awaited us. Based in some of the most beautiful areas of the country, it is fantastic that Breca are heavily focused on minimising the impact of races on the environment. Racers carry their own cups to be refilled to avoid wastage. Having two young boys, I had supplied the team with two cardboard Tractor Ted party cups and after fishing out the soggy remains stuffed into our speedos we gulped down some squash before attempting to master the art of eating a pork pie on the run.
A long descent took us to Rydal Water, with a spectacular swim at the foot of Red Screes and Fairfield fell, and a winding run through the golden woods to the banks of the River Rothay. The last swim beckoned with a crossing of Grasmere lake from the woods towards the landing stages. My arms were fading and in the cold water, my hands were becoming claw-like. Struggling to keep my fingers together, I resorted to swimming front crawl with my fingers bunched into fists, and desperately tried to stay in Andy's wake to gain a little tow from his efforts. The field was bunching up and, over one of the longer swims, the competition was strung out ahead and behind us, all furiously churning through the still waters towards the huge red tree on the opposite bank. Staggering onto the pebble beach, the route took in one last steep climb before sweeping into Grasmere village on quiet country roads to the party atmosphere at the Tweedies hotel.
We crossed the line together with broad smiles, happy memories and very cold hands. Heading for the large, heated luggage tent, we were already refining our plans for our next amphibious outing.
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Anderson previewed the start of the second hour: more debate coverage.
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AFTER LISTENING TO ALICIA'S INTERVIEW WITH AC AGAIN I HAVE COME AWAY WITH THESE THOUGHTS.
IF ONE LATIN AMERICAN VOTES FOR TRUMP, THEY DESERVE WHAT THEY GET.
IF ONE WOMAN, EDUCATED OR NOT, VOTES FOR TRUMP, THEY DESERVE WHAT THEY GET.
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Hi. I have been thinking about buying an ukulele for a while now. However, I have a few specifications that I need to ask about.
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-I don't want to spend a ton of money on a uke. I'm willing to spend around $50 so I don't end up with an untunable heap of junk.
Also, I have a couple questions. Is it necessary to buy new strings (right now getting a cheaper body and putting aquilas on it seems like a good idea to me) for every ukulele, and is it a better idea to get a uke from a music store or the internet?
$50 Isn't much. I guess a Dolphin might be a good choice. I don't know if it's completely plastic but I'm thinking you want something that sounds alright. I can't think of anything else in that price range that I'd like.
Second that - fifty bucks is about the cost of a Dolphin and they're not awful. But I would recommend buying from a music store so you can try them out. I bought a Dolphin for a friend's kid, and the shop probably had 25 or 30 in stock, and only 2 or 3 seemed playable to me. Or you can buy from an online retailer that includes a setup - there are a couple that people on UU seem to recommend all the time, so I'll leave that to those with experience.
I you keep your ukulele in a protective case it wont get ruined on a camping trip unless you don't take care.
cellele, I have read many, many posts on this site where people love their $50 ukes and think they sound great so I am sure you will hear from them. I on the other hand have never heard one that sounded good (even with a set up). There are musical instruments and there are novelties. $50 is not a lot of money but it IS a lot of money to throw away. My advice would be to save up for a good sounding import and to play it before you buy it.
Well, here's the thing. I'm 14 and I would be spending saved up pocket money on this uke, and the more I have to spend the more my parents are likely to say "no", because I already play an instrument. So for me, playing an ukulele would be a way to play the songs I like to listen to, and be able to take it places. I don't want to throw away money, but I think what you and I want in an uke are different things.
I've heard a lot of good things from people here and other Ukulele sites that the Makala Dolphin is a good starter Uke. They usually sell between $40 to $50. They are not completely plastic, but from what I've read they seem to be pretty rugged. I know there are a few all-plastic brands available, but I don't know what they are right off hand and I think they cost a bit more than that.
If you want a wood uke that's not too expensive, I have the Makai UK-55 that my dad got me for my birthday. It was $40 at a local shop in town. I've seen them online for a bit more than that, but they have gotten pretty good reviews on a few different uke sites.
Whatever you decide on, spend a little extra and get a gig bag to put the instrument in. They don't cost that much and will save a lot of wear and tear on your instrument.
I think you are right cellele. I hope you find the perfect uke for you.
Another option. How about a better used uke instead of a new one? Many local stores carry used and they might be willing to negotiate price. It might also impress your parents, (wink wink).
I have one for you. Google, "Mim's Ukes", go to buy uke header, hit the soprano tabs ( this is the size and is the smallest making it great for camping). You will see an Ohana SK-10CR for $56.00, bingo price point met.:-)Here is where it gets good, Mim is a real person and a member her, super highly regarded. She loves this uke, owns and plays one herself. She will set it up for you so it is very playable. You will have complete peace of mind buying anything from her.
Thanks for the advice, but I'm going to pass on the "First Act Mini Guitar"
Well, there's only one music store here as far as I know, but I will probably ask.
Thanks for the recommendation. I'll definitely check Mim's site out.
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Todd Hull was born and raised in a small town in the beautiful mountains of West Virginia. Todd graduated from West Virginia University in August 2016 with a Bachelor's degree in Political Science with an area of emphasis in Pre-Law and Legal Studies, alongside two minors in Philosophy and Theatre. Todd is thrilled to be a Washington College of Law J.D. candidate for the class of 2019; throughout his education at WCL, he plans to focus his studies in the field of Human Rights/Humanitarian Law with hopes to learn and prepare to help preserve the rights of people throughout the world.
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The Les Mégalithes is a Grenache Blend from France. On the nose, I got a little blackberry and some spice. There was some sour, dark fruit that I took as cranberry on the palate. The tannins were there, but weren't too overpowering. The wine had a medium finish that—to repeat myself a bit—was of wine.
The Les Mégalithes is a wine that I wouldn't seek it out again. Even at $10-$11, there are better wines out there. That said, it's a fairly easy wine to drink. I have another bottle in the cellar that I will revisit again, but I'm not holding out a lot of hope that this wine will improve much with some more time in the bottle.


Alex doesn't want anything to do with the crazy Mormon religion her sister belongs to— especially since it's the same religion she blames for her father's death. When she comes to visit Jamie and her husband, Steve, she warns them not to even talk about religion. But she doesn't count on meeting the most attractive man she's ever met— Steve's business partner and best friend, Rich.
Alex McCarty never planned on falling in love with a Mormon, even if he does appear to be everything she ever wanted in a man. But Alex isn't about to join his church to be with him, and she knows Rich would never leave his church for her.
An Unexpected Love. . . where a little romance means big surprises!


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Allegheny Choirs to Perform Winter Concert
The Allegheny Choirs, under the direction of James D. Niblock, will perform a free concert at 3:15 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3, in Shafer Auditorium. The Allegheny College Chorus, Chamber Choir, Women's Ensemble, Men's Ensemble, and College Choir will each perform several works, and the groups will collaborate to close the performance as a choir of 120 voices. The concert is free and open to the public.
The concert's repertoire covers traditions and ideas from 13 countries – including five pieces with seasonal themes associated with winter, Christmas, and Hanukkah. Niblock says he aims to present music as a "cultural meeting place," bringing together histories and stories from across the globe. Listeners will hear nine languages incorporated, including Ladino, Slovenian, Hebrew, and Mandarin.
The Allegheny Choirs have been a central presence on campus for 86 years, with many of the pieces from past programs resurfacing over the years. Several pieces, such as "O Magnum Mysterium" by Tomas Luis de Victoria, and "Sledge Bells" by Hugh Roberton have been sung throughout the choir's history.
The Dec. 3 concert will open with one of Bach's most famous chorales, "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring" from Cantata 147: "Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben" (Heart and Mouth and Deed and Life). The Chamber Choir will present selections from the repertoire they are preparing for a spring tour to New Zealand.
"Dixit Dominus," by Baldassare Galuppi was composed for the famous choir of orphaned and abandoned young women living in the Venetian Ospedale during the Baroque period. The second movement of Galuppi's work will be performed here. The College Men's Ensemble will sing "Blow Ye the Trumpet" from Kirke Mechem's opera John Brown about the American abolitionist. "Zigeunerleben" by Robert Schumann, will be sung by the College Choir, the text of which was written by Emanuel Geibel.
Collaborating with the choirs are pianists Kevin Dill, music director at First Presbyterian Church, and Allegheny Professor Emeritus of Music Ward Jamison. Audience members are encouraged to use the balcony as well as the main floor of the auditorium.
Emma Highland
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Biografia
Terzo di sei fratelli (ha tre sorelle maggiori ed è il primo maschio), John Eales fu studente alla scuola superiore cattolica Marist Brothers di Ashgrove, ed ebbe le sue prime esperienze di rugby di club presso il Brothers Old Boys di Brisbane.

Nel 1990 entrò a far parte della selezione provinciale del Queensland, e l'anno successivo esordì negli Wallabies, in occasione di un 61-3 al  a Brisbane; pochi mesi dopo fu selezionato per la , nel corso della quale disputò 6 incontri, compresa la finale vinta contro l' a Twickenham che diede all' la sua prima coppa del mondo.
Quattro anni dopo fu presente alla  in Sudafrica, dove l' giunse fino ai quarti di finale e, nel 1996, entrò nella franchise professionistica del Queensland in Super Rugby, i Reds, e divenne capitano della Nazionale.

Da capitano guidò l' in quattro tour di fine anno tra il 1996 e il 2000, nonché alla , la sua terza consecutiva.
In tale edizione della competizione, ospitata dal Galles e disputatasi tra Regno Unito, Irlanda e Francia, Eales disputò 5 incontri inclusa la finale di Cardiff vinta contro la , grazie alla quale il giocatore divenne uno dei pochi a fregiarsi del titolo di campione del mondo per più di una volta.

Disputò il suo ultimo incontro internazionale contro la  il  nel corso del Tri Nations, il secondo consecutivo vinto dagli Wallabies dopo quello del 2000.
Tale incontro coincise anche con la fine della sua carriera agonistica: al termine del Super 12 2001, infatti, Eales aveva annunciato il termine della sua attività sportiva dopo il Tri Nations; per l'ultimo incontro furono presenti a Sydney  spettatori, ai quali, dopo il match, si rivolse dicendo: «Ho avuto una grande carriera, ma so che è tempo di dire basta. È per me un momento emozionante, ma anche un bel modo di uscire di scena».
Vanta anche un invito da parte dei , nel 1994, per un incontro con i corrispettivi Barbarian francesi.

Dopo la fine della carriera agonistica ha intrapreso la carriera imprenditoriale nel campo delle risorse umane; fondatore di un gruppo di consulenza per la ricerca e l'orientamento del personale, Mettle Group (oggi Chandler Macleod), ha anche collaborato per la Qantas e il gruppo finanziario australiano BT; per quanto attiene alle attività legate allo sport è stato testimonial della VISA durante le Coppe del mondo 2003 e 2007.
Durante le Olimpiadi 2004 ad Atene Eales svolse il ruolo di ufficiale di collegamento tra gli atleti della squadra olimpica australiana e la stampa, svolgendo anche compiti di consulente e motivatore.

Nel 2003 fu ammesso nello Sport Australia Hall of Fame, nel 2005 nell'International Rugby Hall of Fame e, due anni dopo, in quella dell'International Rugby Board (oggi World Rugby Hall of Fame).
Dopo la seconda vittoria in Coppa del mondo fu insignito dell'onorificenza dell'Ordine dell'Australia (1999).

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Onorificenze

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Collegamenti esterni

Decorati con l'Ordine dell'Australia
Rugbisti a 15 campioni del mondo
Membri della Sport Australia Hall of Fame
Membri della World Rugby Hall of Fame
Membri dell'International Rugby Hall of Fame


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Our Artist of the Month is the creator of Mussolini's Mistresses, Clare Stearns. Her upcoming production, in collaboration with Aurora Theatre, will open on March 2nd despite the difficult times the Hong Kong entertainment is facing these days.
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Our Artist of the Month is Phillip Smith. Recently seen in "A Christmas Carol" (Sweet & Sour Productions) and Wizard of Oz (Aftec), Phillip will be playing the role of Oliver in the next Aurora Theatre's production, The Pride.
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Jan Brink has only been here a few months but he certainly hasn't wasted any time, as he is already been involved in three different local productions. Originally from South Africa, Jan is currently playing Tony Wendice in Dial "M" For Murder, which opens tonight at the McAulay Studio.
Artist of the Month- February- Namrata Bindra 2-2-17
We are all looking forward to The Crucible, which will be on stage this month presented by Aurora Theatre. Playing female leader Abigail Williams, one of the evilest female characters in theatre, is Namrata Bindra. We sat down with her and found out more about her background, as well as her views towards theatre.
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Q: R: Output text and graphics to pdf I'm new to R.
I want to add both descriptive statistics and a histogram to a pdf.
The following code successfully generates two histograms using ggplot2. But the describe (from psych package) functions do not appear in the pdf.
How do I include both?
    library(psych)
library(foreign)
library(nnet)
library(ggplot2)
library(reshape2)

# direct output to a file
sink("C:\\Users\\jake\\Dropbox\\__iKoda\\datafiles\\OutputR.txt", append=FALSE, split=TRUE)
gc()
memory.limit()

options(max.print=1000000)

results <- read.csv("C:\\Users\\jake\\Dropbox\\__iKoda\\datafiles\\results.csv")

pdf(file="C:\\Users\\jake\\Dropbox\\__iKoda\\datafiles\\plots.pdf")

timesTrimmedComplete=processITStimes(results,"TSICompleted")

print(describe(timesTrimmedComplete$totaltimemins) )

freq=generateQplot(timesTrimmedComplete$totaltimemins,"histogram", 1)
print(freq)

timesTrimmedINComplete=processITStimes(results,"_TSIIncomplete")

print(describe(timesTrimmedINComplete$totaltimemins))

freq1=generateQplot(timesTrimmedINComplete$totaltimemins,"histogram", 1)
print(freq1)

dev.off()
########################################################################################

generateQplot<-function(dataVector, plotType, binWidthValue)
{
  freq=qplot(dataVector,geom=plotType, binwidth=binWidthValue)
  return(freq)
}

processITStimes<-function(resultsData, statusCode)
{
  completeResults <- resultsData[grep(statusCode, resultsData$Final_Status), ]
  times <- completeResults[, grep("*duration*", colnames(completeResults))]
  times[is.na(times)] <- 0

  times$totaltime <- rowSums( times[,2:ncol(times)] )
  times$totaltimemins <-round(times$totaltime/60, digits=0)
  times$rowId<-completeResults$RowId
  print(statusCode);
  print(describe(times$totaltimemins) )

  timesTrimmed<-times[times$totaltimemins<60,]

  return(timesTrimmed)

}

sink()

A: If you're making ggplots, you can always use ggsave(). So you'd do
ggsave(plot = freq1, filename = "freq1.pdf", device = "pdf")

You can also specify how large to make the plot (height/width/units), etc.


2019 promises to be another very active year of defending the interests of PIPSC members. Read President Debi Daviau's message about some of the key issues we will be facing over the next twelve months.
The federal government has announced that it is proposing new measures to help correct the wide-ranging issue of employees having to repay the gross instead of the net amount of a salary overpayment caused by system, administrative or clerical errors.
President Debi Daviau recently took on the role of Co-Chair of the Joint Next Generation Human Resources and Pay Technical Sub-Committee, which will draw on subject matter experts from the government and bargaining agents in overseeing procurement and implementation of a new pay system to replace Phoenix.
Last fall PIPSC members elected a new Board. Meet the new and familiar faces around the PIPSC board table. Learn about the roles and responsibilities associated with each member or contact your representative directly.
PIPSC President Debi Daviau offers best wishes to Scott Brison as he leaves his role as Treasury Board President and Minister of Digital Government. The Institute looks forward to enjoying a continued productive and collaborative relationship with new Treasury Board President, Jane Philpott.


Okra are among the very low calorie vegetables. They provide just 30 calories per 100 g besides containing no saturated fats or cholesterol. They are rich sources of dietary fiber, minerals, and vitamins, often recommended by nutritionists in cholesterol controlling and weight reduction programs.
The fiber and other nutrients in okra is beneficial in normalizing blood sugar in the body, helping with diabetes. It is one of the vegetables with highest levels of these anti-oxidants, flavonoid anti-oxidants such as beta-carotene, xanthin and lutein. These compounds are known to have antioxidant properties and are essential for vision.
It contains good amount of vitamin A, which is required for maintaining healthy mucus membranes and skin. Consumption of natural vegetables and fruits rich in flavonoids helps to protect from lung and oral cavity cancers. They are rich in B-complex group of vitamins like niacin, vitamin B-6 (pyridoxine), thiamin and pantothenic acid. It also contain good amounts of vitamin K, which is a co-factor for blood clotting enzymes and is required for strengthening of bones.
The pods are also good source of many important minerals such as iron, calcium, manganese and magnesium. The rich sources of mucilagesubstance help in digestion of food through the gut and ease constipation condition.
Okra Promotes a Healthy Pregnancy – An extremely important B vitamin for producing and maintaining new cells, folate is an essential compound for optimal pregnancy. The vitamin helps prevent birth defects like spina bifida and helps the baby to grow sufficiently. Vitamin C is also essential for fetal development. Okra is rich in both folate and vitamin C. Helps with Kidney Disease – A STUDY published in 2005 in Jilin Medical Journal found that regular consumption of okra can help prevent kidney disease. In the study, "those who ate okra daily reduced clinical signs of kidney damage more than those that simply ate a diabetic diet." This also ties in with diabetes, as nearly 50% of kidney disease cases are caused by diabetes.


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Q: match the same unknown character multiple times I have a regex problem I can't seem to solve. I actually don't know if regex can do this, but I need to match a range of characters n times at the end of a pattern.
eg. blahblah[A-Z]{n}
The problem is whatever character matches the ending range need to be all the same.
For example, I want to match

*

*blahblahAAAAA

*blahblahEEEEE

*blahblahQQQQQ

but not

*

*blahblahADFES

*blahblahZYYYY

Is there some regex pattern that can do this?

A: You can use this pattern: blahblah([A-Z])\1+
The \1 is a back-reference to the first capture group, in this case ([A-Z]). And the + will match that character one or more times. To limit it you can replace the + with a specific number of repetitions using {n}, such as \1{3} which will match it three times.
If you need the entire string to match then be sure to prefix with ^ and end with $, respectively, so that the pattern becomes ^blahblah([A-Z])\1+$
You can read more about back-references here.

A: In most regex implementations, you can accomplish this by referencing a capture group in your regex.  For your example, you can use the following to match the same uppercase character five times:
blahblah([A-Z])\1{4}

Note that to match the regex n times, you need to use \1{n-1} since one match will come from the capture group.

A: blahblah(.)\1*\b should work in nearly all language flavors. (.) captures one of anything, then \1* matches that (the first match) any number of times.

A: blahblah([A-Z]|[a-z])\1+
This should help.


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Q: Wordpress loop showing duplicate categories I'm trying to create a loop that displays a list of the categories (as buttons) of a custom post type. I have a loop that works, but it is looping through all the custom posts and display each category. So right now if I have two posts with the same category, it will display that same category twice. Also I need to echo out custom classes for my isotope filter to work.
This is my code:
            <?php
            $args = array(
                'post_type' => 'ondernemers',
                'posts_per_page' => 10
                 );

            $loop = new WP_Query( $args );
            while ( $loop->have_posts() ) : $loop->the_post();

            $categories = get_the_category( $post->ID, 'taxonomy' );
            foreach( $categories as $category ) {
                echo '<button class="button" data-filter=".'  . $category->slug . ' ">
slug . '">
' . $category->name . '</button>';
            }

            endwhile;
            ?>

Is there a way to make the loop print each category only once, instead of once for each time it is just for each unique post?

A: Use below code to retrieve category name of a custom post type.
<?php
    $args = array(
        'type'                     => 'post', /* custom post type name */
        'parent'                   => '',
        'orderby'                  => 'id',
        'order'                    => 'ASC',
        'hide_empty'               => 1,
        'hierarchical'             => 1,
        'taxonomy'                 => 'category'  /* custom post type texonomy name */
    );
    $cats = get_categories($args);
    foreach ($cats as $cat) {
        $cat_id= $cat->term_id;
        $cat_name= $cat->name; ?>

<?php echo ''.$cat->name.''; ?>

    <?php  } ?>

A: You can try this for retrieving custom post type taxonomy list.
<?php
$categories = get_the_terms( $post->ID, 'taxonomy_name' );
foreach( $categories as $category ): ?>
    <button data-filter="<?php echo $category->slug; ?>">
    <?php echo $category->name; ?>
    </button>
<?php endforeach; ?>

Modify as your need.


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Q: Nginx rewrite wordpress url to use custom directory I've a wordpress repository with the bellow project structure:
── nginx
── src
   ├── wp-admin
   ├── wp-content
   └── wp-includes

and the bellow Nginx configuration:
server {
  listen 80;
  server_name website.com www.website.com;

  root /var/www/html;
  index index.php index.html index.htm;

  location / {
    if (!-e $request_filename) {
      rewrite ^(.+)$ /index.php?q=$1 last;
    }
  }

  location /blog/wp-content/ {
   // HERE: should internally redirect to the folder: /wp-content/, not to /blog/wp-content/
  }

  location /blog/wp-admin/ {
   // HERE: should internally redirect to the folder: /wp-admin/, not to /blog/wp-admin/
  }

  location /blog/wp-includes/ {
   // HERE: should internally redirect to the folder: /wp-includes/, not to /blog/wp-includes/
  }

  location ~ \.php$ {
    ...
  }
}

Question:
When I receive a request like:
[GET] https://www.website.eu/blog/wp-content/themes/oria/css/bootstrap/bootstrap.min.css?ver=1
I would like to internally redirect this request to the folder /wp-content/ not to /blog/wp-content/ because the /blog folder doesn't exists and it makes 404.
I've the same problem for the wp-admin and the wp-includes folders.


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01 to 14 July 2019
São Paulo School of Advanced Science on Scenarios and Modelling on
Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services to Support Human Well-Being
Karachepone N.Ninan
Institute for Social and Economic Change - INDIA
Karachepone N Ninan is Chairperson, Centre for Economics, Environment and Society, Bangalore, India. He was Co-Chair, Methodological Assessment of Scenarios and Models of Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services, Intergovernmental Science-Policy Platform on Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services (IPBES), United Nations, Bonn, Germany during 2014-2016. Prior to this he was Professor and Head the Centre for Ecological Economics and Natural Resources at the Institute for Social and Economic Change, Bangalore, India. He has also been a Visiting Professor/Fellow at several international universities and institutions such as University of Gothenburg, Sweden; University of Cambridge; University of California, Santa Barbara; University of Tokyo; University of Versailles; Maison des Sciences de l'Homme, Paris; Institute of Development Studies, Sussex; Institute of Developing Economies, Tokyo, etc. His research areas relate to environmental economics in general and more specifically economics and valuation of biodiversity and ecosystem services, sustainable use and management of natural resources especially forests and watersheds, and climate-related issues. His major books include: Building a Climate Resilient Economy and Society-Challenges and Opportunities (Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, USA, 2017 with Foreword by Sir Robert T Watson);Valuing Ecosystem Services-Methodological Issues and Case Studies (Edward Elgar, Cheltenham, UK and Northampton, USA, 2014 with Foreword by Robert Costanza); Conserving and Valuing Ecosystem Services and Biodiversity-Economic, Institutional and Social Challenges (Earthscan, London and Washington, 2009 and 2011 with Foreword by Dr.Achim Steiner, UN Under Secretary General and UNEP Executive Director); and The Economics of Biodiversity Conservation-Valuation in Tropical Forest Ecosystems (Earthscan, London and Washington 2007, 2008; Routledge, London, 2016 with Foreword by Professor Charles Perrings). He has published in top-rated journals such as Ecological Economics, Ecosystem Services and Ambio. He is also President of the Indian Society for Ecological Economics (INSEE) during 2018-2020. He was recently invited to be a Lead Author for Working Group III contribution to the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).
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Neptunella
longirostris
(Cribb & J.W. Cribb) K.L. Pang & E.B.G. Jones
Synonymy: ≡ Gnomonia longirostris Cribb & J.W. Cribb, Pap. Dept. Bot. (formerly Biol.) Univ. Qd. 3: 101 (1956)
Sexual morph: Ascomata 100-200 μm diam., subglobose to bottle-shaped, hyaline or brown, membranous, immersed or partly immersed, solitary or gregarious, ostiolate. Necks 80-1125 μm long, 13-40 μm diam., periphyses absent. Peridium one stratum, composed of a few layers of elongated cells. Catenophyses absent. Asci 50-80 × 17-21 μm, unitunicate, eight-spored, cylindrical-clavate, ellipsoidal-clavate to subfusiform, irregularly deliquescing, at first thick-walled apically, becoming thin-walled, with an apical pore, short pedicellate. Ascospores 13-20 × 4-8 μm, hyaline, elongate-ellipsoidal to irregularly ellipsoidal, 1-septate, slightly constricted at or near the septum, lacking appendages. Asexual morph: undetermined.
Alias SA, Jones EBG. (2009). Marine fungi from mangroves of Malaysia. Institute Ocean and Earth Sciences, University of Malaya, Kuala Lumpur. p. 108.
Cribb AB, Cribb JW. (1956). Marine fungi from Queensland-II. University of Queensland Papers, Department of Botany 3: 97-105.
Jones EBG. (1995). Ultrastructure and taxonomy of the aquatic ascomycetous order Halosphaeriales. Canadian Journal of Botany 73: S790-S801.
Kohlmeyer J. (1984). Tropical marine fungi. P.S.Z.N.I. Marine Ecology 5: 329-378.
Pang KL, Vrijmoed LLP, Kong RYC, Jones EBG. (2003). Lignincola and Nais, polyphyletic genera of the Halosphaeriales (Ascomycota). Mycological Progress 2: 29-36.
Image: Neptunella longirostris. (a) Section of immersed ascoma with a short neck. (b) Onelayered peridium of elongated cells. (c) Asci at different stages of development. (d) Mature, thin-walled ascus with a short stalk. (e, f) Hyaline, bicelled ascospores. Scale bar: a=50 μm; b, c=30 μm; d, e, f=10 μm. Photo reproduced with the permission of the National Taiwan Ocean University.
dead mangrove wood, dead mangrove leaves.
Australia, Bermuda, Brunei, China, England, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, Mauritius, Philippines, Republic of Trinidad and Tobago, Singapore, Society Islands, South Africa, Taiwan, Thailand, USA.
Mycol. Progr. 2: 35 (2003)
It is another species that was initially described as a Gnomonia from mangrove wood collected in Queensland, Australia by Cribb & Cribb (1956). Clearly, it did not belong in this genus and was transferred to Lignincola by Kohlmeyer (1984). Morphologically it differs from L. laevis in that the ascus has an apical pore and the plasmalemma retracts apically from the ascus wall and the Ascospores has a thin exosporial wall layer (Jones 1995). Subsequently, molecular data indicated that it is not monophyletic with L. laevis and the genus Neptunella was introduced to accommodate it (Pang et al. 2003b). Although widely distributed geographically, it is not a common species (Alias & Jones 2009).