Habsburg neu Denken: Vielfalt u. We are accustomed to thinking of science and its findings as universal. Cohen, Berghahn, Oxford—New York, 2014 Austrian and Habsburg Studies 17 , ss. Concurrently, academic mobility increasingly extended beyond the boundaries of the Habsburg Monarchy, and non-Habsburg scholars were appointed to chairs from 1848, comprising at times more than a quarter of the lecturers at individual universities. . Among the subjects discussed are the origins of the planetary system, the relation of natural science to science in general, the aims and progress of the physical sciences, the problems of perception, and academic freedom in German universities.
History of the Hour: Clocks and Modern Temporal Orders. Epidemics challenge the social, ethnic, cultural or national cohesion of a society. Jak bardzo imperialna jest nauka reprezentantów nacji dominujących i niedominujących? Feichtinger 'National Agreement' as Culture and Practice: The Geological Survey in Vienna and the Habsburg Empire 1849-1867 ; M. Our fresh approach to global intellectual history demonstrates that positivism was no ready-made message recycled across the globe: initially grafted in response to the local problems of English and French societies, positivism was deracinated, tweaked, and adjusted while being re-elaborated by activists from Rio de Janeiro and Bengal, Istanbul and Vienna. Journal of Central European History.
Kraków: Historia Iagellonica, 2010, s. Second, we want to investigate different theoretical concepts and practical methods that originated in the region and uncover biographies of these concepts and methods, whether local or transnational. One of its component kingdoms or principalities? What are the obstacles for writing histories of science done beyond metropoles? Following a summary of various scholarly discussions of this issue, attention shifts to Prague. Post - colonial Perspectives on Habsburg Galicia. . I argue that postcolonial tools and categories do more harm than good when used uncritically for entangled spaces such as continental empires, where categories of othering were fluid and mostly still composed in the nationalist discourse.
. Furthermore, Hungarian liberalism did not simply provide the milieu for these disciplines to flourish, but was itself partly the result of these disciplines' attempts to formulate the very concepts of ethnicity and race. The diary of the sailor and ice pilot Björvik, supplemented by the diary of Dr. Peripheral cultures have been largely absent from the European canon of historiography. . Fluid transitions between hegemonic and subaltern and the consequences thereof are but one of several aspects which can be highlighted through application of postcolonial approach.
The short catalogue of language elements used to produce national differentiation closes this contribution. . The 2016 Annual Convention of the Leibniz Graduate School at the Herder Institute for Historical. A pioneer of physiology and physics, he was also deeply concerned with the implications of science for philosophy and culture. Z jakimi problemami konfrontują się historycy nauki piszący o tym regionie? Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2012, 272pp, £50. At the core of the book lies a comparative analysis of the life-work of five prominent scholars: Joachim Lelewel Polish ; Simonas Daukantas Lithuanian ; František Palacký Czech ; Mihály Horváth Hungarian and Mihail Kogalniceanu Romanian. While these studies primarily focus on the period before 1945, the example of the Spanish site Atapuerca demonstrates that the strong link between hominid fossils and national identity still exists in the twenty-first century.
This volume examines interactions between emerging national cultures and cultural institutions, on the one hand, and cultures of science and scholarship, on the other hand, in this region. Sumillera, Jan Surman, Ekaterina Smirnova Hrsg. Рецензія на книги: Henryk Marek Słoczyński: Światło w dziejarskiej ciemnicy: koncepcja dziejów i. This nationalization process was highly complex and contradictory. What is special about sciences in Central and Eastern Europe? Surman Science and its Publics. I will look at both the West and the East of the Empire trying to overcome the post-imperial national narrative and argue that albeit multilingual, Habsburg period much less multicultural than post-imperial writings made it.
. Co wyróżnia nauki w Europie Środkowo-Wschodniej? We understand such projects as political epistemologies — theories of knowledge, that are preconditioned by political convictions. The paper argues that the pluralistic, cultural and strongly integrative ethnographic tradition that prevailed in Hungary in the last decades of the nineteenth century did not notably wane and shift towards a biological, hierarchical and racialist thinking by the end of the First World War. Furthermore, issues of go-betweens as actors of bringing different worlds together are discussed. This dissertation begins to fill this gap by looking more closely at partly unpublished sources, like diaries and ship journals, but also previously published and sometimes less known sources. Drawing on archives in Austria, the Czech Republic, Poland, and Ukraine, Surman analyzes the careers of several thousand scholars from the faculties of philosophy and medicine of a number of Habsburg universities, thus covering various moments in the history of the Empire for the widest view.
From the reception of Darwin in the land of the Maori to the giraffe that walked from Marseilles to Paris, Livingstone shows that place does matter, even in the world of science. David Cahan has selected fifteen of these lectures, which reflect the wide range of topics of crucial importance to Helmholtz and his audiences. However, most of them positioned their projects at transdisciplinary junctures. Czym jest i po co epistemologia historyczna? Радикальные националисты типа Поповичи или Режи отвергали такой либеральный национальный дискурс мирного сосуществования в рамках венгерского государства, противопоставляя ему жесткий расовый социальный дарвинизм, оказавшийся востребованным в ходе поствоенного урегулирования. Language is the most essential medium of scientific activity. Anthropologists successfully argued that their discipline addressed these issues more productively—and more accessibly—than humanistic studies. Interlinked at first by politics and the common use of the German language for scientific and scholarly communication, Central Europe became in the nineteenth century the site of a scientific system in which a free flow of ideas and to a certain degree of people enabled scientific relations to flourish.
Their reactions to anti-Jewish and anti-Slavic positions among the dominant racial theories of their time shines light on the tensions which were present within the academic community, as well as on the tensions that appeared between their own semi- professional status, self-perception and their group identities. Palló Acts of Creation: The Eötvös Family and the Rise of Science Education in Hungary; T. Or, from the point of view of their patrons, how could science be used to promote unity and develop culture and identity? Each making attempts in their own way, they aimed at reversing what they perceived as aberrations of racial theories while persistently remaining within this discourse. Prague was a center of Jewish historical writing before the birth of Wissenschaft, and the historical narratives of three distinct Bohemian maskilim, Peter Beer 1758—1838 , Salomo Lwisohn 1789—1821 , and Marcus Fischer 1788—1858 are shown to illustrate the options available to Jewish historians before institutionalized German historicism came to dominate the field. Автор подробно анализирует опыт трех научных проектов: финансировавшееся Венской антропологической ассоциацией исследование венского этнографа еврейского происхождения Ф. They predicated political governance on their refashioned science of society, and as political activists, they sought and often failed to reconcile their universalism with the values of multiculturalism.
Disclaimer: This database is an integral part of Jan Surman, Habsburg Universities 1848-1918. Providing a genealogy of scientific governance that is sorely needed in an age of post-truth politics, this volume breaks new ground in the fields of intellectual and global history, the history of science, and philosophy. Language as a Scientific Tool: Shaping Scientific Language Across Time and National Traditions. Василь Расевич 22 жовтня 2013 р. Podczas gdy koncept wielokulturowości był w ostatnim czasie obiektem mocnej krytyki, szczególnie ze strony polityki, recenzowana książka obiera inną pozycję, analizując i historyzując go. . East-Central Europe in the Nineteenth Century.


This morning I woke up early to finish reading The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time so I could send it home with my aunt and uncle and then have an excuse to buy more books. When I finished reading I met them downstairs with a packed duffle bag of all the stuff I brought with me or bought here that I probably didn't actually need. Breakfast was good and then I said good-bye to them and headed over to class.
During class we had conductor and orchestrator James Shearman come in to talk to us about what it was like to work on a film score. He was absolutely amazing and incredibly down-to-earth, telling us about how at times he would turn down jobs if he did not believe in them or did not think it would be an uplifting environment. His most recent movie he worked on was Beauty and the Beast and he's also done Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. So only two of my favorite movies. He ALSO lives down the street from Emma Watson, that's just entirely not fair.
After we finished asking him questions and he gave us advice, our professor ended class early for the day. I decided to finally go over to the Winston Churchill Imperial War Rooms for a couple hours before getting some work done. They were absolutely incredible and I was able to add to my collection of knowledge about World War II. I ended up buying two books in the gift shop, but it's okay because they just replace the ones I sent home this morning. Although the average time to spend in the war rooms is about a hour and a half to two hours, I was there over two and a half. When I finally reached the end of my self-guided tour I came up the stairs and re-entered into the real world of papers and exams.
Back at the hotel I tried to focus, but ended up just Face-Timing my family and procrastinating. I decided to go around the corner to Pomme de Pain and there I ordered a snack and a drink. I got a yogurt with granola because I figured that would hold me over until dinner and an apple and elderberry juice that was delicious. After I finished my juice I gave in and ordered a chai latte.
Around 5:30 PM Peter texted me saying he was leaving his Five Guys. Since we hadn't seen each other in almost a month we decided to have a "date" and we both got Five Guys and had it together over Skype. It worked out well because it was lunchtime for him and dinnertime for me.
Following the date I tried to get some work done in the hotel room and then when my roommate got back from dinner we went to the diner down the road because they were 24-hour and had good milkshakes. I got a milkshake followed by a passionfruit and apple cider while I did my best to learn terms and a list of composers and movies that I could identify by their songs. When I felt I had sufficiently learned all that I could, I headed back to the hotel, hoping to get to sleep at a reasonable time.
My roommate and I stayed up talking for a while though so by the time I got ready for bed it was about 12:30 AM. That still allowed me to get eight hours of sleep though, so I wasn't too worried.


~ My son started out the week by breaking (technically just fracturing) his arm! Argh! Poor kid - was very painful. He fell while trying to play tennis with his dad. So sad because he's excited about tennis and we hit a sale that very morning to get tennis rackets and balls and new tennis shoes for him ('cause his were way too small and worn out). He and my hubs went out and found an empty tennis court nearby and started to play. But kiddo got tripped up and fell, fracturing his left arm. Anyway, he's back at school to finish out the last week and has his cool new cast on!
This is what happens when you say smile and he does...until you hit the button and he makes a face.
After the ER visit, *suffering* by propping arm on pillows to play video games!
~ This is the last week of school - Woo Hoo! I'm working on homemade teachers' gifts and goodies today. Tomorrow is a last meetup with Bible Study ladies and my last time for the year of volunteering at the school. Then Friday is school awards assembly and I'm helping drive kids to the end-of-year rollerskating party (and son can't skate now - boo!). Then on to Junior/Senior High graduation - our son isn't graduating, but we always attend because it's such a special event at our small Christian school with inspiring speeches. I believe there are 11 8th grade graduates and 6 Seniors graduating.
~ I've fallen off the wagon this week for the 31 Days to Clean challenge! I'll get back into it starting next week, our unofficial beginning of Summer!
What's going on with you this week? Have you started Summer break yet?
Have a fabulous week friends - I'll see you next week!
After school is done I am going to talk to Jeri and we will all get together.
I'm glad to say that our week was a little less eventful. Well at least the half that's past already. There are still 3 more days yet so there's time. LOL!
We actually had a great weekend. Very fun.
Big you can't keep a good boy down and he'll play his game with a fractured arm to prove it size hugs to you!
How are you enjoying the 31 Days of Clean?


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Full title : SAINT ANDREW, SUDBURY: HARROW
Extent : 1.22 linear metres (29 files).
Name of creator(s) : Parish of St Andrew, Sudbury | Church of England
The parish was formed in 1925. The church building was designed by W. Charles Waymouth, replacing an earlier Mission Church built in 1904-1905 by Arnold Mitchell. Sudbury is a former hamlet within the ancient parish of St Mary, Harrow-on-the-Hill (DRO/003). The Patron is the Bishop of London.
Records of the parish of Saint Andrew, Sudbury, including registers of marriages (1926-1970), baptisms (1910-1955), banns (1926-1982), confirmations (1931-1972) and funerals (1947-1985); Parochial Church Council minutes; other Committee minutes; and financial accounts.
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Records deposited in May 1997, with a further accession in 2007.
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Lawyer issues warning on prospectus promises
Universities risk being sued by students if they make claims in prospectuses or at recruitment fairs that they cannot live up to, a higher education lawyer has warned.
Nicola Hart, head of the universities group at law firm Pinsents, said every university should have a risk management policy to ensure promotional materials are regularly reviewed and checked for pre-contractual misrepresentations. "Only promise what can realistically be delivered," she said.
All documents that form the contract between student and institution should be checked to ensure that all disclaimers are included.
Staff must also be aware that what they say can be taken as a pre-contractual representation, Ms Hart told university administrators at a recent seminar.
The rise of the assertive student meant universities needed to overhaul the way complaints were dealt with.
"Some respond very well, but others feel offended when faced with a complaint and that's not the right reaction to get an effective outcome," she warned. "Do not get into an argument - deal with the problem sympathetically."
Ms Hart said an increasing number of students now took their complaints to the Office of Fair Trading. "They are becoming much more assertive about their rights and will now pursue complaints and appeals internally as well," she said.
A number of universities have been forced to change regulations deemed to be unfair to students after OFT investigations. The OFT has taken action under the Unfair Contract Terms Act, which states that a business's contract with its customer could be unfair and unenforceable if it tips the balance of power against the consumer, if it is not readily understandable and unlikely to have been read by the consumer.
The universities of Keele, Derby, Southampton, Durham, Surrey Roehampton, West of England, Kingston, Sussex and Writtle College have been investigated in the past four years for terms and conditions related to areas including student accommodation, late payment of fees and refunds.


816 SE Darrow Rd is a single family residence located in Estacada, OR 97023. Built in 2006, this property features 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 8,712 sq ft lot, and 2,160 sq ft of living space. The estimated market value for 816 SE Darrow Rd is $358,000.
For the surrounding community of Estacada, OR 97023, the average sale price for similar homes to 816 SE Darrow Rd is $381,468. The nearby schools are below average and include Estacada Early College, Clackamas River Elementary School and Estacada Middle School. The overall crime risk for this area is low. The natural disaster risk for this area includes low earthquake risk, very low tornado risk, and minimal flood risk.
Situated at 816 SE Darrow Rd, Estacada, OR 97023, this is a Single Family Residence with 3 bedrooms and 3.0 bathrooms and approximately 2,160 square feet of living space and a 8,712 square foot lot. The property was built in 2006 and is in the neighborhood of Clackamas County, Oregon.
In the area where 816 SE Darrow Rd, Estacada, OR 97023 is located there were 2 new foreclosure filings in 03/2019. The foreclosure rate in the 97023 zip code was one in every 2,123 housing units. The number of active properties in some stage of foreclosure in the 97023 zip code is 9.


Here's a brand new mini comic that will be especially enjoyed by those who had a good time trying to figure out the identities of the character mash ups in the various posters executed for the just passed PIX. Mixed Up features 28 mash ups done in a similar fashion (a few of which are actually the ones which were used in the PIX promotions). For those perhaps not quite as well versed in the particulars of comics characters, the best part about it may be the "answer key" at the back of the book, revealing who's who in each. As a result, Mixed Up can double as an excellent parlour game for comics fans everywhere, making it quite the bargain!


Please join survivor Caren Gorenberg and Crackers the Duck, MD for the 9th Annual Run Amuck with the Duck on Saturday, March 3, 2018, at North Florida Regional Medical Center.
Our Your Next Step is the Cure events raise much-needed funds for the patient services and clinical research projects of the Bonnie J. Addario Lung Cancer Foundation. Each event provides fun, family-friendly activities, including a kids' dash, music, food, 5K event awards and more.


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John J. Grabowski and Lauren R. Pacini
DescriptionA richly illustrated celebration of Cleveland history and culture
Cities around the globe, whether large or small, have characteristics that create a particular identity. So what about Cleveland? What are its nuances, its images? In addressing that question, Cleveland A to Z is not a typical city guide. Rather than concentrating solely on the usual topics—landmarks, restaurants, shopping, and notable facts—this guide touches on deeper themes related to Cleveland's people, places, stories, and events. These 72 short articles reveal details about the city's rich history, while also hinting at the issues, attitudes, and even the quirks that define Cleveland's character. Cleveland A to Z truly serves as an entry point for a fuller exploration of the city's history.
Originally released as part of the Western Reserve Historical Society's 150th anniversary celebration, this book is evidence of the Historical Society's nationally significant collections. Almost every historical photo in this volume derives from its archives. Those collections represent a trust for the community—an essential service to students, scholars, family historians, and old and new Clevelanders.
With striking contemporary photographs by Lauren R. Pacini paired with the insights of historian John J. Grabowski, Cleveland A to Z is a fascinating and entertaining resource for anyone interested in this important American city.
AuthorsJohn J. Grabowski, a native Clevelander, began his career at the Western Reserve Historical Society in 1969. Since 1999, he has held a joint position with the Historical Society, where he currently serves as Historian/Vice President for Research and Publications, and at Case Western Reserve University, where he is the Krieger-Mueller Associate Professor of Applied History.
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Opening Reception Saturday, September 30, 5-8 pm.
Exhibition Theme: The Narrative of photography.
Through images we can imagine our own stories. Through documentary photography we chronicle events and environments relevant to history as well as everyday life. A story can be found in many styles of photography: portrait, still life, fashion and commercial, city and urban landscapes and traditional landscapes.
What's the story in your photo?
A graduate of the Rochester Institute of Technology, John Wynn has been shooting commercially in the Philadelphia area for Advertising and Corporate clients since 1985. A long-time member of the American Society of Media Photographers, he's served as a Philadelphia Chapter board member, Treasurer and Chairman of their annual juried exhibition "Focus Philadelphia".
A graduate of the University of the Arts, Lynnette Mager Wynn is a recipient of the Leeway Award, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts Award, and an alumna of CFEVA. She is the Director of Photography at David Rago Auctions, Lambertville NJ.


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Yellowstone Park Foundation's 2nd Annual Young Patrons Benefit
Yellowstone Park Foundation held it's second annual young patron's benefit at Avenue this past Thursday. I had the pleasure of being invited again by my lovely friend, and trailblazing young philanthropist, Arielle Patrick. The benefit also marked the launch of Yellowstone National Park's Young Patron program as part of a broader effort to engage millennial communities in its conservation efforts.
Jacqueline Rooney, a longtime member of YPF's Advisory Council and corporate communications manager at Facebook, Inc. spearheaded the initiative to create a Young Patrons Board.
Rooney, along with new board members Arielle Patrick, a Group Manager at Weber Shandwick, and Alice Ryan, a Director at KBS (kirshenbaum bond senecal + partners) hosted the gala.
"It is so fitting that we announce this exciting new initiative just as the National Park Service turned 100 last month," said Heather White, President and CEO of the merged Yellowstone Park Foundation and Yellowstone Association. "This group of accomplished young professionals will bring their corporate and nonprofit expertise to our team to propel the organization's mission to protect the park for future generations. Our Board would like to thank them in advance for donating their time and energy to preserving the world's first national park and engaging new stewards."
I wore an Italian vintage yellow gown which included built in shorts in the front. This was one of my chosen looks from New York Fashion Week that I didn't have a chance to wear, so it was really nice to finally get the opportunity to wear this baby. Looking back now I realize how befitting this 'yellow' gown was for the Yellowstone National Park theme! I usually match my looks to the theme of a gala, but this time was a completely unintentional coincidence.
The evening's sponsors included: TAO Group, Stella Artois, Punzoné Organic Vodka, Archer Roose, Dorrian's, Wyoming Whiskey, Whispering Angel and Lenny Emery.
About the Yellowstone Park Foundation
The Yellowstone Park Foundation (YPF) has served as Yellowstone National Park's official fundraising partner since 1996. Its mission is to fund projects and programs that protect, preserve, and enhance the natural and cultural resources, and the visitor experience of the Park. YPF has raised more than $100 million, and funded more than 325 important projects and initiatives since 1996 that include wildlife research, cutthroat trout restoration, trail maintenance, and youth education. For more information, please go to www.ypf.org.
A few minutes after arriving at the Yellowstone National Park benefit I was warmly greeted by Arielle who looked ever so lovely in her sequin blue Jay Godfrey dress. We chatted for a few minutes before Arielle resumed her hosting duties and continued to ensure the evening's execution was a success.
Arielle's co-hosts, Alice Ryan (left), Jackie Rooney looked equally gorgeous in their multi-dimensional cocktail dresses.
An hour in the benefit the lovely hosting trio took the stage to thank guests for coming and supporting the Yellowstone National Park. Jackie thanked her host committee for their hard work and mentioned how the evening was also a celebration of the park's recent centennial.
I was so happy that my best friend Robyn carved out time from her lawyer duties to join me that evening. We always have the best adventures, and this one was so overdue as we've both been so busy. Earlier that day I hastily texted her the address and didn't realize that I said 116th instead of 116 for Avenue's location. I felt so bad as she was en route to meet me all the way by 116th street! Luckily we both realized and her cab turned around mid-way through. Seriously what an amazing friend to go all the way up town for me?! (Totally owe you for that one.) <3
The evening included a fabulous silent auction with a roster of all the luxury items you heart could possibly desire.
One of my favorites were the above Duende monogrammed his and her flats. Really want a pair of these (AF) velvet babies in every color, please!
It was so much fun walking around the room and seeing all the interesting worldly looking characters dressed in their finest suits, and cocktail dresses. It's perhaps one of my favorite things to do at functions like these. You never know who you're going to meet, and of course I love to see what everyone is wearing!
Robyn and me are basically the same person sometimes, as the first thing we did was bee-line towards the food. Priorities am I right?! Forget husband hunting, networking, and posing for photographer pictures, food is always first. ;) Luckily we found a delectable selection from Dorrian's who catered the event.
Thank you so much Arielle, and the Yellowstone National Park Young Patron's committee for extending the invitation for me to cover the second annual benefit. Last year's benefit was fantastic, but you guys hit it out of the park (pun intented) this year!
Check out photos from the second annual Yellowstone Park Foundation's second annual benefit below. *Pictures courtesy of Patrick McMullan
Tags Alina Fayer, Arielle Patrick, Avenue NYC, fashion blogger, society blogger, The Style Socialie, Yellowstone Park Foundation Young Patrons Benefit


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Fasettfjellet () is a mountain,  high, standing north of Flogstallen in the northeast part of the Borg Massif in Queen Maud Land, Antarctica. It was mapped by Norwegian cartographers from surveys and air photos by Norwegian–British–Swedish Antarctic Expedition (1949–52) and air photos by the Norwegian expedition (1958–59) and named Fasettfjellet (the facet mountain).

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Now reading: Been around a very long time!
I realize that there is this modern craze, what we refer to as the "Hemp Hype". But are you aware that it has actually around a super long time?
Hemp/marijuana has been used medicinally for a better part of 5000 years. It's recorded as far back as 2900 BC - Chinese Emperor Fu Hsi, who is credited with bringing civilization to China, as having made numerous references to 'Ma', the Chinese word fo Cannabis. He claimed it possessed both yin and yang.
So, if it's nothing new, why does it seem new? One concerned researcher thought as well to ask this very question, and Dr. Malik Burnett had the answer. Read below, but first I just wanted to make you aware that many strides have been taken, and if "hemp" classified, it is now legal in many states and countries. Exciting news that keeps on coming.
Now that many politicians and the public are taking a more objective look at marijuana, many are asking about the legal history of marijuana and how it ended up in the category of drugs deemed most dangerous by the federal government (Schedule I).
Dr. Burnett is a former surgeon and physician advocate. He also served as executive director of a medical marijuana nonprofit organization. Amanda Reiman, PhD, holds a doctorate in Social Welfare and teaches classes on drug policy at the University of California-Berkeley.


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Q: K8 cronjob vs deployment spec for python app I have a docker image with a few python functions that I would like to execute using a K8 cronjob.
I added the docker image to the cronjob spec so the functions would be executed on a schedule.
Would it be necessary or beneficial if I created a container with the same docker image via a deployment spec that would follow the logs?

A: Depends on if you'd like to be able to use the logs for live debugging or not.
Every Job in Kubernetes creates a Pod, so essentially you can just look at the logs with:
kubectl logs <pod-name>

Another alternative is to stream your Pod logs to a logging tool like an EFK or ELK stack. Also, there are also many paid vendors that allow you send logs to the cloud, so that's another option.

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1 What is the Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Civil Partner's Contributory Pension?
9 Can I get another social welfare payment as well as a Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Civil Partner's Contributory Pension?
10 What other benefits are available?
11 What happens when I reach age 65 or 66?
You can get a Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Civil Partner's Contributory Pension as long as you remain a widow, widower or surviving civil partner. This pension stops if you remarry or register in a new civil partnership or live with someone as husband and wife or as civil partners.
Or to get the Widow's, Widower's or Surviving Civil Partner's Contributory Pension - WCP1 form text "Form WCP" followed by your name and address to 51909. Standard text rates apply.


All matches on schedule for Sunday the 26th!
Hi, we completed all matches on Saturday the 25th. Your start times have not changed for the 26th. We may switch back to a 2 out of 3 set format with a match tie break for all main draw matches today. weather looks good!
Hi all players! It is Saturday the 25th at 9a, the courts are drying up but there is no wind. All matches originally scheduled 8a to 12p are delayed 4 hours from their original start times. All matches originally scheduled 1230p or later are delayed 3 hours from their original start times. This is the green light. We will not update this message again unless it should begin to rain. No matches are cancelled for today as of yet. The schedule will catch up quick so if you check in early and your opponent checks in early we may have an open court to get you on early.
Hi, It is Saturday the 25th at 8a, the sun is out and courts are drying better. All originally scheduled 8a to 12p matches are delayed 3 hours from their original start times. All 1230p matches and later are delayed 2 hours from their original start times. The next update will be at 9a.
It is Saturday the 25th after 7am and the courts are not drying as fast as we would have liked. All matches originally scheduled from 8a to 1200p are delayed 2 hours from their original start time. All matches originally scheduled from 1230p and later are delayed 1 hour from their original start time. the next update will be at 8a. do not come until we give you the green light.
Entry to this tournament is open to all USTA members. Entries must be submitted by Sunday, February 19, 2017 11:59:00 PM Pacific Time. Only USTA members can register online if available.
In the future, you can jump straight to this tournament by entering the tournament identification number: 500019017 from the searchable schedule homepage.


Community Donation Tables continues with strong Start!
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Have Something that could use a new home? Drop it Off.
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Diane Forrest expressed curiosity when she encountered Hannon Bell, a real estate agent who was wielding a brush during the one-day Brush-Up Winnipeg painting blitz. When she became engaged in conversation with the WinnipegREALTORS® member, she queried why he had taken time out to help other volunteers paint her home during the Take Pride Winnipeg campaign.
Bell's reply was simple and one shared with other REALTORS®. He told the widow that REALTORS® do more than just sell houses — they are part of the community so they want to make a contribution, however humble.
"People should know more about that," Forrest told the WREN. "I won't have believed people would so freely volunteer their time like that.
"They did everything. It was just unbelievable.
In fact, Brush-Up Winnipeg is just one of many community-oriented programs participated in by members of the association. Not merely in Winnipeg, but across the province. The Take Pride Winnipeg program is one of the many in which REALTORS® lend a helping hand. Their contributions are often unheralded, expect among their peers, which is probably why Forrest expressed such surprise that an agent would take off a Saturday just to give her a hand up.
The past-president of WinnipegREALTORS® used the word "community" to emphasize that agents are always willing to do something to benefit their neighbours, city and province.
In March, WinnipegREALTORS® hosted its annual Gimme Shelter fund-raising social at the Tijuana Yacht Club, raising funds for the Manitoba Real Estate Association Shelter Foundation, which provides grants for shelter-related causes, including Esther House Inc., the Manitoba Interfaith Immigration Council Inc., Habitat for Humanity Winnipeg, and New Directions for Children, Youth, Adults and Families.
This year, the social raised $50,133.42 for the shelter foundation, while about $26,000 was raised in the previous year.
"Every person deserves a home where they can feel comfortable, and it was with this understanding that the foundation was established and subsequently registered as a charitable organization in 2006," explained MREA Shelter Foundation chair Roberta Weiss.
WinnipegREALTORS® is also responsible for the Housing Opportunity Partnership, or HOP, which has since 1986 been buying, renovating and then selling homes in the city's West End to low- and moderate-income Winnipeggers. The program has made a dramatic difference in the West End neighbourhood. The fact that homes have been spruced up has encouraged others who are not part of HOP to put on a fresh coat of paint on their own homes or make some other improvements.
But shelter goes beyond property. On Thanksgiving Day or Christmas Day, REALTORS® can be seen at Shilom Mission helping serve meals to the less privileged.
Forrest may have been surprised, but REALTORS® are extremely proud of the communities in which they live, which is why they can be seen wielding a paint brush or serving turkey dinners. It's not a matter of seeking out praise, but of wanting to help out.


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Q: How to get the reference element of a div in react? If I have a component, like
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What I can do is something like
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But How can I get this reference of a div element?
I want to do something like
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I just don't know how do that with a div element.

A: DOM elements like that are written as strings.
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GamesForMac.net team proudly present probably the game of the year now available for all Apple OS X computers. Horizon Zero Dawn Mac OS X is a very good game released this year by Guerrilla Games and published by Sony. This great game is now available for download via torrent and direct as .dmg image file. Horizon Zero Dawn for MacBook and iMacs has been tested and found perfectly working on all Macintosh computers.
Official this game has been released only for Play Station 4 , but as you see has been converted and all mac owners can enjoy it right now free. This converted version is FULL. Does not require activations, no cd keys, no additional programs and include all DLL packs. So if you want to play it jus go and download it and enjoy. Horizon Zero Dawn is an action role playing game that can be played only in single player mode. Story begin with a young girl in a different world with a lot of strange creatures. Once you start the game first great this that you will see is the graphics that make if you feel everything is real. Our team rated it with 9.7 points and sticked as most downloaded and be action game of this year.
In order to play it you must have an MacBook that meet all the requirements listed below. If is so the you can right now go and download the game.
You can download it through torrent by getting .torrent file and open it with BitTorrent. Or you can get it by directly download .dmg image file. Both options are good but always torrent is faster. Once downloaded just install it and run it from applications folder.


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Willard L. Lindsay
B.S. Utah State University – 1952
M.S. Utah State University – 1953
Ph.D. Cornell University – 1956
Fellow, American Society of Agronomy (ASA), 1969
Centennial Professor, CSU, 1970
Andrew Clark Faculty Award, Excellency and Creativity in Research, CSU, 1970
Fellow, Soil Science Society of America (SSSA), 1976
Sigma Xi Honor Scientist, CSU, 1980
Soil Science Award SSSA, 1980
Shepardson Faculty Teaching Award in Agriculture, CSU, 1983
National USDA Superior Service Award, 1987
Oliver Pennock Award, CSU, 1987
University Distinguished Professor, CSU, 1989
Soil Science Distinguished Service Award, Soil Science Society of America, 2002
Upon completion of his Ph.D. in 1956, Dr. Lindsay accepted a position as Soil Chemist with the Tennessee Valley Authority Fertilizer Development Authority at Muscle Shoals, Alabama. In 1960, he began his long career at Colorado State University. He first taught soil fertility and plant nutrition and worked on identifying micronutrient deficiencies in Colorado soils.
The major thrust of Dr. Lindsay's professional career was to provide stimulating instruction to graduate students, and to participate with them in scholarly research. He served as Major Professor for 30 Ph.D. graduates, the largest number in Agronomy Department history, and 11 M.S. graduates. Many of his graduates now hold important teaching and research positions at universities and research institutions throughout the world. In addition, he attracted over 20 visiting professors, post doctoral fellows, and colleagues who came to CSU specifically to take his graduate course and/or to participate with him in joint research.
Dr. Lindsay made classic contributions in many areas of soil chemistry and plant nutrition. Key contributions were made in identifying phosphate minerals and their solubility relationship in soils. He and his graduate students pioneered in the development of stability diagrams for predicting the stability relationships of metal chelates in soils and aqueous environments. Dr. Lindsay and his associates developed the DTPA micronutrient soil test which became a world standard. He also introduced the use of pe&pH as a useful redox parameter for understanding redox relationships in soils and natural environments.
A significant scientific contribution was Dr. Lindsay's textbook Chemical Equilibria in Soil published in 1979. The book was the result of more than 20 years of integrated graduate teaching and research. It has been used in many universities and research laboratories around the world. It offered a new approach for understanding soil chemistry and for developing research hypotheses that can be tested in the laboratory and field. Dr. Lindsay has presented over 240 lectures and paper presentations in more than 20 countries on six continents. His unique approach for examining the equilibrium relationships in soils has been widely disseminated through the classroom, publications, special lectures, visits, and students.
In 1989, Dr. Lindsay was promoted to the rank of University Distinguished Professor, the highest recognition bestowed on any CSU faculty.


Making cupcakes is like this thing I like to do. They're these little cakes of goodness that are fun to decorate. And they make people happy. I like to experiment with different flavors, but I usually start with a basic chocolate or vanilla cupcake and differ the flavors added to the batter, or the filling added to the cupcakes. Now, that was before I went gluten free. I was the cupcake queen. Then, the gluten free boot dropped and my cupcake making stopped. I actually relegated myself to never eating a cupcake again. This was my first attempt at making a gluten free cupcake and they turned out really well. The texture is excellent and the taste is just like the real deal – they don't have that slightly grainy taste that gluten free baked products often have. I hope you'll try these out. Play with your food – try different flavors. For these, I made a peanut butter filling with some peanut butter and confectioner's sugar. I didn't add this to the recipe because I didn't use a recipe. I just kept adding the confectioners sugar until the filling was slightly the texture of a Reese's peanut butter cup that had sat out in the heat. It was a great combo. Enjoy!
Preheat oven to 375º. Place cupcake liners in 2 cupcake pans. In a large bowl, mix all of the dry ingredients together. In a separate bowl, mix eggs, milk, oil and vanilla. Add to dry ingredients, mixing thoroughly. Stir in boiling water. Using a large ice cream scoop, fill each cupcake liner about 2/3 full with batter. Bake about 18-20 minutes on the middle shelf, until a toothpick inserted comes out completely clean. Don't under cook or cupcakes will deflate. Let cool in pan before removing. Makes 24 cupcakes.
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This paper will attempt to examine the effect which negative political advertising has upon the voting public. Hypothesizing that negative advertising actually mobilizes the public to vote, this paper shall assert that there is a definite distinction within that mobilization. Within the experimental design it will be hypothesized that negative advertising mobilizes partisan voters to participate in the electoral process while it discourages those independent voters within a population. This paper will review the works regarding negative campaigning within the political world, in order to introduce the reader to the research previously conducted on the direct effect of negative advertising on voter turnout. After this acquaintance with the literature, a case study of the 2005 Virginia gubernatorial race will be undertaken. Finally, an experimental design will be carried out which will analyze the effect of negative advertisements within the 2005 Virginia gubernatorial election. In the end, this paper will demonstrate that although negative advertising causes controversy within the public, it is an effective means of voter mobilization along partisan lines.
Stevermer, Jessica, "Negative Political Advertising: A Closer Look at the Impact of Negative Advertising on the American Electorate" (2006). Undergraduate Theses and Capstone Projects. 8.


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Curto v. A Country Place Condominium Association, Inc.
Sometimes, community associations tries to accommodate
religious preferences and ends up discriminating on another basis. That is what
happened in Curto v A Country Place
Condominium Association, Inc., according to the U.S. Court of Appeals for
the Third Circuit in a New Jersey condominium case handed down yesterday.
In this case, the condominium had a large Orthodox Jewish
population whose religious practices prohibited men and women from swimming together
in the condominium pool. The association, wishing to find a way for both men
and women to use the pool, came up with a schedule that provided certain hours
for men and women only swim, and certain hours for men and women to swim
together. A total of 31.75 hours were set aside for men's swim, 34.25 for women
to swim, and 25 hours were open to swimmers of both sexes. Most of the women's swim time was during the
daytime hours, with the majority of evening hours from 6:45 p.m. set aside for
So, what was the problem? While trying to accommodate the
Orthodox Jewish swimming separation and modesty requirements, the association
bought into gender stereotypes about male and female activities and schedules.
They assumed that women were home and free during the day and could swim then,
and that men who worked during the day needed the evening hours to swim. It is
interesting as well to note that the condominium was a 55 and over community,
so one might presume that many of the residents would be retired and able to
swim throughout the day if they wished.
Steve and Diana Lusardi were a married couple who lived in
the condominium and who needed to use the pool together because of the wife's
disability. Marie Curto, another condominium unit owner, worked during the day
and was not able to swim during the women's designated swimming times. The Lusardis and Curto used the pool in
violation of the designated swim schedule for their sex and were fined $50.00
for each day that they did so. They brought suit against the condominium
alleging discrimination under both the federal Fair Housing Act and New Jersey
state law. The New Jersey District Court found that the association's swim
policies were gender neutral, in that they applied to men and women equally and
entered summary judgment in favor of the association. On appeal, the U.S. Court
of Appeals found that the swim schedule was plainly unequal in its allotment of
swim hours and reversed. Importantly, the Court noted that it did not matter
that the association's challenged policy was not motivated by malice towards
either sex. What matters was that men
and women were treated differently in a way that effectively hurt women and
working women.
The Fair Housing climate can be tricky to navigate, as seen
in this case. Community associations frequently struggle with accommodating
changing populations and increasing diversity in ways that are respectful but
fair. The take away from this case is not that associations should stop trying
to do this, but instead that careful consideration has to be given to all
policies and rules to make sure that protecting the rights of one group does
not hurt the rights of another.
Please contact one of Black, Slaughter & Black, P.A.'s community association attorneys in our Charlotte, Greensboro, Triangle or Coastal offices to discuss Fair Housing or other community association related questions.
Author: Harmony Taylor
Articles have been Reprinted with permission from Black, Slaughter, Black.
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What to do with users who appear suicidal?
We now and then are faced with users who post questions in which they indicate to have suicidal thoughts, e.g., a user posts 'I'm suffering from X and wish/want/ am going to kill myself'. What do we do?
Steven Jeuris proposed to formulate a meta question and provide an answer there with an appropriate response. I wasn't happy with the idea, as one of our biggest problems are the self-helps, and we do not, in any way, want to leave a message that we're here to help suicidal people to come to terms. However, I'm still open to suggestions and feel free to answer below.
The main danger of leaving these questions open for comments/answers is that other users may make the situation worse, by close-voting, downvoting or providing otherwise negative feedback to a dangerously depressed person. That's why I personally would opt to immediately delete the question. However, doing nothing at all may leave a cry for help alone in the dark.
What to do with posts from suicidal people?
It sounds like you're going through a hard time. I'd really like to help you, but unfortunately, we're not well equipped to do so here. Your best option is probably to call a suicide hotline. People are on call there to talk to people struggling with the same kind of issues you are, regardless of location. If calling is not good, you can chat with them live online. It might not help, but what's the harm?
What is the proper way to deal with questions that are off-topic?
What is the etiquette for asking and answering your own question?
When a user deletes their account what happens to our rep?
Review actions on low-quality answers that should be comments by folks with <50 reputation?
What to do with serial upvotes?
Are questions about what research in neuroscience has been done welcome to the Cognitive Sciences SE?


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Q: Different Object Library In Xcode
Notice the object library in the attached screen shot, at the right bottom.
It's different to the usual one I'm used to work on, I clicked to open an XIB and it was gone and I don't know how to get this one back. Is it even useful ?
I scrolled through it and found many more controls like Bevel Button, Secure Text Field....etc.

A: Those are elements for OSX. Xcode seems to to know that this is an iOS project if no Interface Builder file is opened. If you open the Interface Builder, Xcode realizes that this is an iOS project and only shows iOS elements.


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ExactTarget's McCorkle Hatches MetaCZ to Improve Software Experience
Scott McCorkle, one of Indiana's more seasoned software executives, is back in the startup arena with MetaCX, a High Alpha-backed company focused on "customer success" software.
MetaCX launched last week with $14 million in seed funding led by Los Angeles-based Upfront Ventures. Upfront Ventures partner Kobie Fuller will join the MetaCX board along with McCorkle and Scott Dorsey, managing partner at Indianapolis startup "studio" and investment firm High Alpha, where MetaCX was incubated.
Dorsey was a co-founder and the former CEO of Indy-based marketing software company ExactTarget, which Salesforce acquired for $2.5 billion in 2013. McCorkle served as president of technology and strategy at ExactTarget before it was acquired by Salesforce, and he went on to lead Salesforce Marketing Cloud. Earlier in his career, he was vice president of IBM's customer relationship management product group and president of software firm Mezzia, according to McCorkle's LinkedIn profile.
"I've been doing software-as-a-service (SaaS) since 1999," McCorkle says. "I thought long and hard after leaving Salesforce. If we were starting over with business-to-business (B2B) SaaS, how would we do it?"
McCorkle says MetaCX seeks to address a few issues he's encountered in the software world. Suppliers want to know what buyers are doing with their software, and whether they're "achieving value," but there's no easy way to track and manage outcomes, he maintains. Suppliers and buyers also want a place to continuously collaborate outside of e-mails, visits, and calls.
"That'd be software I'd want, so I said, 'Let's build it,'" says McCorkle, who co-founded MetaCX and serves as CEO.
MetaCX's software, McCorkle explains, builds a digital bridge between the suppliers and buyers of enterprise software, enabling better collaboration and more visibility into how well the software is working for buyers. (In the "customer success" software sector, customer refers to the company buying the software, not individual consumers.) Enterprise software has a reputation for sometimes struggling to meet expectations, and McCorkle thinks MetaCX can help with that by managing outcomes and the renewal process, as well as increasing transparency between buyer and seller.
"We've been in stealth since January and we're in beta now, but we expect to launch the product early next year," McCorkle says.
The 16-person company, based in Indianapolis, plans to continue hiring as it brings its software to market.
MetaCX is striving to understand the needs of the end software user better than its competitors, of which there are many in the realm of customer success, including Gainsight, Totango, and ChurnZero. However, McCorkle thinks there's room for MetaCX to make an important contribution to the industry.
"If you look at trends with buyers of B2B SaaS, enterprise software is more sophisticated and expectations are higher, and there are so many alternatives," he says. "That gives even more power to buyers. We need to focus on outcomes and managing relationships toward achieving goals."
Originally published at https://xconomy.com/indiana/2018/12/13/exacttargets-mccorkle-hatches-metacx-to-improve-software-experience/


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Winner with a fresh approach
Martin Dillow, business manager at Kent Jaguar dealership Lancaster Sevenoaks, is the first quarterly winner in this year's Award for Financial Excellence, sponsored by GE Capital Woodchester.
He collects a cheque for £1,000 and a place in the final round of the competition, with a chance to win an expenses-paid trip to NADA 2001 in Las Vegas next February.
Mr Dillow was among several entrants to take advantage of the broader entry criteria in this year's competition. His team at Lancaster Sevenoaks has developed a fresh approach to motor finance with the emphasis on customer retention and satisfaction.
"We are looking to move away from finance as a means of purchase; more a better use of funds," said Mr Dillow. To ensure consistent delivery of the right quality, Mr Dillow has created a series of processes and controls, many of them supported by innovative ideas.
These include a weekly internal newsletter highlighting the dealership's performance from an F&I perspective and regular training and assessment on a one-to-one basis. As a result, Lancaster Sevenoaks has performed well ahead of other group Jaguar dealerships and has increased its finance income by 32% in the past 12 months.
It is No1 for customer satisfaction in the Lancaster network and well ahead of Jaguar's own, tough CSI standards. Neil Clyne, GE Capital Woodchester sales director, said: "Mr Dillow has produced a finance scheme which is clearly to the dealer's own benefit but is also highly customer centred. Satisfaction levels are extremely high." The customer satisfaction element of the process was enough for Mr Dillow to pip Philip Bates, business manager at Perrys Milton, for the cash prize.
Mr Bates was highly commended for his detailed analysis of used car F&I, leading to the creation of a highly structured computerised process. He also wins a place in the final. The judges also praised the entries of Tony Summerhill, Nidd Vale Motors, and Kevin Hudson, Motor Nation, for their fresh approach to helping customers with negative equity.


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And, if and when you do get a warm introduction, don't waste these opportunities. Jump on your chances, show your gratitude, and make sure that you make the same effort to return the favor and help others in your network.
2. Find your investor hit list. All investors are not created equal, so why would you reach out to any and all investors? First think about what stage your company is in. You want to target early-stage investors—those VCs that focus on seed, startup and first stage financing. Beyond round, you also want to identify those VC firms that specialize in your area, with the caveat that you don't want any investors who have recently invested in companies who are competitors in your space. Once you have your list, talk to other entrepreneurs to get their impressions and feedback. Your fellow entrepreneurs are a great resource for inside knowledge that you can't find anywhere else.
3. Focus on investor value-add. When you're looking for money, it's easy to forget the other things that an investor can bring to the table. Ultimately, however, it's these value-adds that are of greatest importance. All investors have money, but what else do they have to offer besides money? When narrowing down your targeted list of investors, I recommend that entrepreneurs focus on what I call the RACE: Relationships, Active involvement, Commitment, and Expertise. These are the things that will have the most positive impact on your company.
4. Target connectors. This is sort of a repeat of my last tip, but such an important one that it bears calling out on its own. When you're creating your list of potential investors, you want to do so with an eye to who is going to best help you with introductions and navigating the waters of starting your own company. Just as you need connectors to get you an in with investors, so too you will you need connectors to take the next steps once you've gotten your first funding round. If you can find an investor with a wide network and a wealth of experience, you'll be ahead in the game.
5. Do your research. This point cannot be overstated. Do not make the mistake of contacting investors without first doing your homework. If you do, this is pure hubris — and a waste of any warm introductions you've been gifted with. Read websites, follow investors on Twitter, and mine LinkedIn and CrunchBase. You should also check out TheFunded, but beware of the bias that can be built in to these reviews.
6. Consider incubators. Incubators aren't for everyone; if you're an experienced serial entrepreneur, for example, this is not going to be your path. But for new entrepreneurs, a good incubator program can be a great option. The top programs can be especially hard to get into, but it's worth the effort for the experience and advice you will acquire.
7. Calculate your milestones. I've written about this in greater depth in a previous article (5 Steps to Calculating Your Startup Costs), but suffice to say that investors want to know that their investment will be well spent and not frittered away on kegerators and the like. If you want to connect with VCs, you need to know how much funding you will need. You do this by identifying the major (and distinct) milestones for your company and determining what resources will be necessary to achieve these milestones (operational expenses, HR, product development, and more). This is your funding goal — the amount that your company needs right now.
8. Build traction. At the end of the day, remember that your business is not fundraising; your business is to build your business. Yes, you need money to fund your growth, but don't get so focused on raising funds that you lose sight of your real goals. Don't neglect the actual work of building a business: perfecting your offerings, growing your company base, and generating revenue.
Investors are busy people who are bombarded by pitches on a daily basis…we get it! But this doesn't mean that investors are too busy for you—they are in the business of finding great companies and making money. If you have a great company, you're building traction, and you know where you're going and how you're going to get there—you will find investors who realize your potential and are interested in funding you.
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