quot;GPM Goldquot; is part of the international group of companies GeoProMining. During 2007 2017 years the Ararat gold recovery plant and the Sotk mine were completely modernized. Since 2008, in the development of Sotk mine the Company invested about $53 million USD.
Our business At GeoProMining we combine international mining expertise with significant on the ground experience in the regions where we operate. Company profile GeoProMining is an international, diversified metals resource holding company with three operating assets in two resource rich countries.
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One of the largest investors in Armenia, the Russian group of mining companies GeoProMining celebrates its 10 th anniversary of work in our country. In 2007, the company acquired the first major asset in Armenia, GPM GOLD, which is developing the Sotq gold mine and managing the Ararat gold plant, and a little later Agarak Copper Molybdenum Combine (AMMK).
GeoProMining operates as a holding company that engages in metals exploration, mining, and processing. Its operating areas are located in Armenia and Russia, producing gold, silver, copper, molybdenum, and antimony.
Here, we focus on GeoPromMiningGold LLC (GPM Gold) the company operating Armenias largest gold mine Sotk (Zod). Here, we should add that GPM Gold is an arm of GeoProMining , an international diversified metals resource holding company with assets in Armenia and Russia.
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GeoProMining . One of Povarenkins substantial investments was in GeoProMining (GPM), an international gold and copper mining company with operations in Russia and Armenia. He has previously served as Chairman of the Board of GPM, and is currently a member of Board of Directors and the Remuneration Committee.
This is the second Khachkar, which GeoProMining presents to Armenia. The first monument was presented to the city of Agarak in 2015, dedicated to the centennial of the Armenian Genocide of 1915. quot; said the General Director of GPM Gold,Anatoliy Gogotin.


Well School holidays are over, my son is back at school and I'm home with my darling daughter who is now 10 weeks old! All that baby sleeping time has me back in the studio…getting inspired to create a new range, getting a little bit more organised and also a getting in a bit of PhD research too…I love the lifestyle of the Designer/Maker; I'm a lucky girl!
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Hapgood, Charles Hutchins
Charles Hutchins Hapgood (1904-1982) was born in New York. He graduated from Harvard and became Professor of the History of Science at Keene State College of the University of New Hampshire.
He has written several of books of which his work on medieval maps[369] is probably the best known. Hapgood had built on the valuable collection of ancient maps assembled by the Swedish scholar A.E. Nordenskiöld[370]. Hapgood's book was the result of years of research in collaboration with his students that determined that the maps had been compiled from much earlier sources that included details of an ice-free coast of Antarctica. His conclusion, as the sub-title of his book states, was that these maps were evidence for the existence of an advanced Ice Age civilisation and have been seen as further support for the early date for Atlantis given to Solon. A review(a) of The Maps of the Ancient Sea-Kings on the Internet is worth a read.
However, Jason Colavito has pointed(g) out that "as scholars have known for decades, the segment of the map identified by Hapgood as "Antarctica" was in fact the southern part of South America, bent to fit the shape of the skin on which it was drawn."
According to Rand Flem-Ath and Colin Wilson[063.27], around 1958, Hapgood identified a location 1000 miles off the mouth of the Orinoco River, in South America, known as the Rocks of St. Peter & St. Paul as the site of Atlantis. These islets lie above the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and according to Hapgood are the remnants of a large island, now submerged. He attempted to persuade President Kennedy to assist with a US Navy exploration of the area around the Rocks of St. Peter and Paul, but the assassination of Kennedy put paid to any possibility of any help from the White House.
Hapgood's second controversial offering was his belief that the earth's crust had shifted[368], although over time he appears to have revised his view regarding the precise mechanism that caused this movement. Recently, Kyle Bennett has claimed that the idea of crustal displacement was proposed as early as 1866 by Sir John Evans. Bennett has reprinted Evans' paper in support of his accusation of plagiarism(b). Hapgood has noted[1494.71] that in the 1950's Karl A. Pauly[1496] and George W. Bain[1498] also supported a form of crustal shift, the former, building on the work of A.S. Eddington[1497], some decades earlier.
Hapgood also involved himself in the controversy surrounding the figurines discovered in Acámbaro, Mexico, which creationists offer as evidence that man lived at the time of the dinosaurs. The 32,000 figurines have been denounced as a hoax(e). Hapgood's stance supporting their authenticity does little, in my opinion, to enhance the value of his judgement.
Hapgood was also actively interested in parapsychology and spirit communication(f) and wrote three books on the subject.
In 1953 Albert Einstein wrote to Hapgood offering support for his theory and subsequently expressed similar views in a foreword for Hapgood's book.
Some of Hapgood's ideas have been supported in a well-illustrated book[065] by the late Robert Argod, who uses both the Piri Reis and the Oronteus Finaeus maps to support his idea that the Polynesians originated in Antarctica and that their influence can be found elsewhere in the world.
Hapgood corresponded with Rand Flem-Ath who subsequently published[062] his theory that Atlantis had existed in the Antarctic. Argod's book combined with the work of the Flem-Aths does offer a credible case for considering the possibility of an Atlantis-Antarctic connection. This idea was bolstered further when Graham Hancock gave the Antarctica theory additional exposure in one of his popular books, Fingerprints of the Gods[275]
An independent critical overview of both Hapgood's theory and Hancock's related comments by Steve Krause can be read online(d).
Hapgood died in a tragic motor accident, which led at least one writer, Kyle Bennett, to suggest that it was murder, in an article now removed from his website.
In 1998, J.Bowles published his The Gods, Gemini and the Great Pyramid[834] which he wrote with the encouragement of Beth Hapgood, a cousin of Charles. He intended was to expand on the work of Hapgood relating to the shifting poles. He refers to Antarctica as alternating between being Atlantis in the Atlantic and Moo in the Pacific. A fanciful idea, as both were reportedly submerged and at least one is imaginary.
Hapgood's pole shift ideas continue to inspire researchers, an example of which is a 2018 book, Before Atlantis [1600], by Mark Carlotto, who claims to have "discovered that numerous sites throughout the world are aligned to what appear to have been four previous positions of the North Pole over the past 100,000 years. By virtue of their alignment to ancient poles Carlotto proposes a new hypothesis: that the original sites were first established by a previous advanced technological civilization that existed throughout the world tens of thousands of years ago and were later co-opted by our ancestors who rebuilt and expanded over and around the older structures while preserving the layout and orientation of the site to the original pole."
>In a separate paper, Carlotto offers a more focused study that concentrates on antediluvian cities in Mesopotamia that appear to be aligned with different locations held by the North Pole in earlier times. Based on Hapgood's theory of crustal displacement, Carlotto concluded that these cities should be dated much earlier than generally accepted!(h)<
(a) Archive {3085}
(b) https://blog.world-mysteries.com/science/earth-crust-displacement-and-the-british-establishment/
(d) See: Archive 2761
(e) https://detecting.org.uk/html/Acambaro_Figures_Famous_Fakes_and_Frauds.html
(f) https://eduardopiperet.wordpress.com/2014/02/01/the-earth-crust-displacement-theory-by-charles-h-hapgood/
(g) https://www.jasoncolavito.com/blog/review-of-ancient-aliens-s14e01-return-to-antarctica
(h) Alignments of the Antediluvian Cities and Other Sites in Mesopotamia by Mark Carlotto :: SSRN *
Tagged A. S. Eddington, Acámbaro, Albert Einstein, Antarctica, Beth Hapgood, Charles Hapgood, Colin Wilson, Flem Ath, George W. Bain, Graham Hancock, J. Bowles, Jason Colavito, Karl A. Pauly, Kyle Bennett, Mark Carlotto, Mid Atlantic Ridge, Oronteus Finaeus, Piri Reis, Pole Shift, Robert Argod, Rocks of St. Peter and St. Paul, Sir John Evans

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Wonderful Westport House
When we read that the guys over at Westport House were hiring staff, it got us thinking about how cool it would be to work in somewhere as iconic as Westport House! Here are just five reasons why it would be a brilliant place to work!
You Get to be a Pirate!
Part of the job description for the Pirate Adventure Park is, and we quote, "...operating the Pirate Ship and the Pirates Plunge." OPERATING THE PIRATE SHIP! Where do we sign up?? Seriously, how great would that be though? It would be one of the greatest answers to that age old question "What do you do with yourself?" "Me? I operate a Pirate Ship." Imagine! And that's not all, you get to work on the Giant Swan Boats, the Cannonball Run, Indoor Soft Play, Bouncy Castle, Go Karting, AND drive the Miniature Rail Train! Why did we not see this job application sooner!?
Work Outdoors
Ok, the Irish weather isn't *always* perfect but we've got it on good authority that the 2018 summer is going to be a cracker...and anyway, what's a drop of rain every now and again when you get to spend your days out in the fresh air, having the craic in the Pirate Adventure Centre. No one likes being stuck inside in a stuffy office so to get the chance to be outside AND having fun... it's a no brainer really!
Fancy something a bit more refined? How about getting to wear a traditional Victorian uniform and deliver an authentic 19th century experience... that's right, you get to dress up at work! It's basically like working on a film set the whole time we reckon. Delivering the Afternoon Tea & Tour experience in the stunning Drawing Room - historical and fun... why wasn't school more like that?
When you're working somewhere that people are always in holiday mode, it's bloody great! Every visitor to Westport House has a different story to tell and when you're getting visitors from all over the world, that's a lot of stories! No two days would be the same as you meet tourists from all over the continent, the UK, the US, Australia, Japan, China.. you name it, Westport House draws them in!
Last but not least - imagine walking in to this view every day?
Stunning! There's not many workplaces that look, or indeed, are as cool as Westport House and we could got on about why it'd be such a great place to work but the boss is getting suspicious now! If you would like to go along to the Westport House Seasonal Recruitment Day this Saturday, April 28th, 2018 from 2pm-5pm, you can find out more by clicking here!
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The Tribune beat writer joined Gunther and Ben.
The Trib's Kurt Kragthorpe gives his expectations for Jason Shelley against Oregon. The Utes beat writer has seen a lot of backups come in. Plus, he discusses what went wrong with the Utah defense against Arizona State. What will we see Saturday against Oregon?
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package network.randomizer.internal;

import java.util.Properties;
import org.cytoscape.application.CyApplicationManager;
import org.cytoscape.application.swing.CySwingApplication;
import org.cytoscape.application.swing.CytoPanel;
import org.cytoscape.application.swing.CytoPanelComponent;
import org.cytoscape.application.swing.CytoPanelName;
import org.cytoscape.model.CyNetwork;
import org.cytoscape.model.CyNetworkFactory;
import org.cytoscape.model.CyNetworkManager;
import org.cytoscape.service.util.CyServiceRegistrar;
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It was a first for students at Somercotes Academy Year 11 as they celebrated the end of GCSE with their inaugural prom night.
Students arrived at Kenwick Park Hotel, Louth, in a variety of transport, dressed to impress, to enjoy an evening meal, followed by dancing and a magician. In keeping with all Tollbar Multi Academy Trust Proms, the evening ended with a stunning fireworks display.
This year we've teamed up with Franklin College in Grimsby to bring you coverage of prom season.


Share the post "Album review: ELIZA NEALS – 10,000 Feet Below"
Eliza Neals' brand of rock-blues shifts from hard edged noir narratives to emotive, heartfelt and spontaneous moments that you might call blues expressionism.
It's an album full of hard hitting colourful lyrics, unique phrasing and musical ebullience, never too far removed from her Detroit base.
And in those moments when her poetic lyrics are simply too impenetrable, she simply wraps her yearning voice round the words like ivy to squeeze every last nuance from her own efforts.
She attacks each song with total commitment, passionate phrasing and draws on raw gut emotion from deep within her soul.
She's an opera trained singer who takes her extensive range into smoky bar rooms and dark alleys to paint evocative narratives that are given their full potential by a roster of 16 musicians, who miraculously all sound part of the same coherent album 11 track album.
'10,000 Feet Below' is an album you immerse yourself in. The songs frame the narratives and leave the listener's imagnation to do the rest. The subtle use of electronics, layered sounds and contrasting down-home moments, such as the opening 'Cleotus' and the acoustic flow of 'Cold Cold Night', with the heavy duty 'Burn The Tent Down' and the feral, Chicago blues influenced single 'You Ain't My Dog No More', bring variety and subtle dynamics into play.
'Burn The Tent Down' is a good example of Eliza's restless style, as she attacks the song without an intro and rocks extravagantly with repeated vocal phrases over her own bv's. The chorus has an edgy feel that is subtly glued together by a wonderful combination of Neals's strident piano, Glazers tremulous guitar and Paul Randolph's luscious bass.
No matter where her phrasing takes her – occasionally her voice is mixed back into a wall of sound – she never loses her connection with the song.
When you listen to an Eliza Neals album and you're buying into a unique take on urban rock-blues. It's full of 'in the moment' minutiae, as on her stuttered delivery of 'Dog' and Howard Glazer's full range of tone colours that brings variety as well as punch.
Her subject matter encompasses dark urban narratives. On the title track she's unafraid to take on the devil, while she's a "voodoo woman with a cross in her hand" on 'Downhill On A Rocket', a song with a universal subject matter.
'10,000 Feet Below' is a gothic blues album that takes no prisoners. 'Downhill On A Rocket' is a big groove on which she again extends her vowel sounds to pursue another subtle vocal inflection. The marvellous Glazer hits a perfect wah-wah rhythm and embellishes the track with slide squalls on a radio friendly outing.
The extended finish of 'At The Crossroads' is an expansive showcase for her voice. Bathed in a distant sounding echo, it still resonates radiantly as another guest, the R&B legend and Hendrix confidante Billy Davis adds subtle guitar retorts to her vocal.
Neal's hypnotic piano line leads the song into a beautifully realized echo reverb outro. It's wholly in keeping with an atmospheric album that bring a whole new dimension to urban blues.
The CD cover finds Eliza climbing out of what looks like a manhole. And if we're none the clearer as to where the '10,000 Feet Below' leads us to, you can be sure the album captures lightning in the bottle.
It strikes the perfect balance of light and shade, as she rocks hard, but also enjoys moments of subtle restraint. She finds an equilibrium somewhere between her passionately phrased lyrics and moments of almost emotional detachment, while the excellent musicianship and expansive production brings everything seamlessly together.
'10,000 Feet Below' is a unique album and there's nothing out there in the contemporary blues-rock world to compare. Eliza is an idiosyncratic songwriter and all the more adventurous for that. She backs it up with consistently good keyboard playing (switching from acoustic to electric piano and Hammond B3) and she's a hell of a singer whose angular arrangements never leave room for the either cliché or complacency.
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«Linn's Stamp News» («Линнз стэмп ньюс», переводится как «Филателистические новости от Линна») — издающийся в США еженедельный журнал для филателистов, оплаченный тираж которой составляет почти  (по состоянию на 2003 год). Публикуется издательством Amos Press, Inc., которое также издаёт каталоги почтовых марок «Скотт».

Описание
На первой странице газеты размещаются главные новости мира почтовых марок, включая значительные новые выпуски марок по всему миру, крупные  раритетов, значительные новые находки, филателистические дискуссии и забавные факты, например, высокая цена, уплаченная за очевидную фальшивку, выставленную на продажу на интернет-аукционе eBay.

Кроме того, внутри каждого выпуска еженедельника приводится ещё ряд новостных сюжетов, обычно представляющих ограниченный интерес и (или) носящих специализированный характер. Однако основной объём занимают около десятка статей и ещё около двадцати рубрик.

Многие статьи более детально освещают традиционные филателистические темы, такие как авиапочта или почтовые штемпели.

Значительная часть материалов посвящена американской филателии или темам, так или иначе связанным с США. Таким образом, содержание издания ориентировано на американских подписчиков, составляющих основную долю всех читателей газеты.

История и современность

Газета была основана в 1928 году под названием «Linn's Weekly Stamp News»  (1884—1966), известным филателистом и изготовителем художественных конвертов (в том числе конвертов первого дня). Первый номер газеты вышел в свет в понедельник, 5 ноября 1928 года, в городе Колумбус (Огайо). В январе 1932 года количество подписчиков уже насчитывало , а в апреле 1937 года — . Издание печаталось в типографии Linprint, отошедшей к Джорджу после смерти отца. Особенно успешно пошли дела у Линна и его издания в послевоенные годы. В октябре 1953 года тираж распространения составил  экземпляров.

С 1 июля 1969 года и по настоящее время газетой «Linn's» владеет и продолжает её выпускать компания Amos Press, Inc., владелец издательства Scott Publishing Co., которое также публикует ежемесячный журнал «Scott Stamp Monthly». Единственным значительным независимым конкурентом еженедельника «Linn's» в США является «Global Stamp News».

За многолетнюю историю еженедельника его объём, формат и оформление неоднократно менялись. Тираж достигал в 1978 году своего пика —  экземпляров, однако затем стал неуклонно снижаться, что было отражением общей тенденции уменьшения числа филателистов в США и во всём мире. Начиная с весны 2002 года газета стала выходить тиражом менее 50 тысяч экземпляров.

В 2006—2007 годах формат периодического издания снова изменился. Размер страниц был уменьшен в два этапа. Несмотря на использование мелкого шрифта, объём тематических статей соответственно уменьшился. Последним новшеством стало изменение техники печати, что позволило значительно расширить применение цвета.

С конца 1995 года «Linn's» представлен в Интернете собственным веб-сайтом.

Рубрики
В газете существуют следующие заслуживающие внимания рубрики:
 «Инсайдер» («The Insider»): рубрику ведёт Лес Виник (Les Winick); в ней освещается и анализируется закулисная политика, идёт ли речь о лоббистских организациях, спорящих о том, как оплатить счета какой-либо убыточной филателистической выставки, или о заключении в Вашингтоне сделок лоббистами прямой рассылки рекламы по почте.
 «Филателия на кухонном столе» («Kitchen Table Philately»): рубрику ведёт автор, скрывающийся под псевдонимом E. Rawolik (от слова «kiloware» — , читаемого наоборот); в ней подробно сообщается о содержимом комплектов филателистической смеси (также известной как киловар), приобретённых у дилеров, рекламирующих свои услуги с помощью еженедельника, с использованием подсчётов и ценообразования, чтобы определить, продавалась ли какая-либо конкретная смесь по выгодной или по завышенной цене.
 « коллекционера» («Collector's Forum») рассказывает о необычных почтовых марках или необычных случаях почтового обращения марок, о которых информируют озадаченные коллекционеры. В некоторых случаях сотрудники «Linn's» с лёгкостью дают ответы сами, в других — ответы дают другие коллекционеры в последующем «Дополнении к форуму» («Forum Update»).
 «Марки в Интернете» («Stamps on the Internet»): рубрика делает выборочный обзор филателистических интернет-ресурсов и аналогична колонке «Glassine Surfer» в журнале The American Philatelist.
 «Советы филателистического рынка» («Stamp Market Tips»): оповещается о марках, цены на которые растут и которые поэтому стоит купить.

Рубрики «Календарь филателистических событий» («Stamp Events Calendar») и «Календарь аукционов» («Auction Calendar») очень полезны при планировании посещения предстоящих мероприятий.

В конце газеты даётся обширный раздел коммерческих объявлений (classified advertising). Возможно, самым известным из тех, кто пользовался услугами этого раздела, является Майкл Делл, который продавал марки в этой рубрике в возрасте 12 лет, а позднее основал компанию Dell.

См. также
 The American Philatelist

Примечания

Литература
 Dell M., Freedman C. Direct from Dell: Strategies That Revolutionized an Industry. — New York, NY, USA: HarperCollins Publishers, 1999. — 236 p. — ISBN 0-7567-1877-5. [См. аннотацию.]

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Our minimum requirement is at least a 2:1 UK Honours degree in science, engineering or biomedical science, or a medical degree.
Applicants with a lower degree qualification but at least three years work experience may be considered.
All candidates must demonstrate a minimum level of English language proficiency for admission to the College.
For admission to this course, you must achieve the standard College requirement in the appropriate English language qualification. For details of the minimum grades required to achieve this requirement, please see the English language requirements for postgraduate applicants.
Our MRes in Medical Robotics and Image-Guided Intervention provides you with the research experience required to work within the highly innovative field of medical robotics and surgical technology.
Medical Robotics and Image-Guided Interventions are two technology-driven areas of medicine that have experienced significant growth and improvement over the last twenty years, due to developments of less invasive treatments.
This is a multidisciplinary field and is led by three internationally-known departments:
the Hamlyn Centre for Medical Robotics (part of the Institute of Global Health Innovation)
the Department of Surgery and Cancer
the Department of Computing
All teaching and research will take place in the brand new facilities of the Hamlyn Centre, which was founded by Professor Guang-Zhong Yang and Professor The Lord Ara Darzi, supported by a major endowment from Lady Hamlyn and the Helen Hamlyn Trust, as well as a major medical robotics infrastructure grant from the Wolfson Foundation and the National Institute for Health Research.
Taught modules include a mixture of engineering and medical topics such as medical robotics and instrumentation, minimally invasive surgery, surgical imaging and optics, image guided intervention, perception and ergonomics.
By the end of your studies you will have a broad general knowledge of the current technology used in clinical work, and an interdisciplinary knowledge of how to work in collaboration with surgeons to develop new technological advances.
You will also have experience in the methodology and principles of conducting research with application to clinical medicine and surgery, and the skills required to have a successful career within industry, or an academic research position such as a PhD studentship.
Melanie Perkins
m.perkins@imperial.ac.uk
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Flower box blocks – say it three times really fast! And then get out your pretty pastels and low-volume prints and make some. They end up being 10.5″ each so the block lotto winner could come away with a good-sized top.
Lori's palette is not too far off from ours', but we are looking for sugary spring pastels with the low-volume fabric the same on all four sides. I found 1930's reproduction prints fit the look we're aiming for. Because isn't it sometimes fun to indulge in some soppy sweet nostalgia?


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At least 70 civilians were killed or wounded as a result of air strikes launched by a US-led international coalition on the Syrian village of Baghuz in the south-east of the country, Syria state television reported, citing local sources.
Syrian media have continually reported on the death of civilians which were killed in US-led coalition strikes. The coalition regularly carries out airstrikes in Deir ez-Zor region.
Syrian authorities have repeatedly called on the United Nations to hold those responsible for the civilian casualties accountable and put an end to the US-led coalition's unauthorized presence in Syrian territory.
On Monday, Syrian media reported the death of 20 civilians in Baghuz as a result of a coalition airstrike.
Last Saturday, the Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) announced the start of an operation aimed at liberating Baghuz from the terrorist group Daesh*. The SDF claims that the village is the last settlement held by Daesh in Syria.
The US-led coalition of more than 70 countries has been conducting airstrikes on Daesh positions since 2014, in a mission that was authorised neither by the Syrian government nor the UN Security Council.


Similar to those old hourglass timers that come in board games, this is a glitter bottle for kids to watch during time outs. When the glitter settles to the bottom, they get to come out of their room (or off the chair, or whatever your method is). The idea is that they think about what they did wrong while the watch, but does that really ever happen? Most likely they are thinking about the next thing they'll be doing once they get off that seat!
I haven't completely figured out this whole discipline thing, (not sure if I ever will!) but I know timeouts don't seem to have a whole lot of effect on my oldest son, Skyler. Rystin is only 19 months old, but so far, I think he's more the type this may work for. I know every kid is different, so I guess you just learn as you go.
I may have future posts on disciplining children, as it has been a big thing in this house lately, and I am trying to learn how to train my children according to God's plan. I'm not sure how well I've been applying what I've learned, but I know I am called to be an example and to train them in the ways they should go. I'm starting to realize the huge, awesome responsibility this truly is! May God be with all of you mothers out there as you seek wisdom in training your own children.
Lots to learn for sure! I love "Raising Godly Tomatoes" as far as a Bible based disciple book (website has all the info too). I still have lots of questions though, as there are no manuals that come with these little blessings called children!
Read Shepherding a Child's Heart by Tedd Tripp. Excellent book on raising Godly children, and a chapter addresses discipline.


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Q: Usage of "taken" regarding the time a picture was taken I'm not a native English speaker, but I have lived in the US for one year. I'm developing software (i.e. an application programming interface, API). There is one property that is supposed to store the date and time that an image was taken by the user. When I was creating the model, I came up with this name for the property: DateTaken.
This made total sense to me. But some coworkers asked me to change the property name to TakenDate. TakenDate, to me is wrong. I honestly don't know why, but it just sounds wrong when said out loud. Could someone please explain a little more?

A: From an English language perspective, you are correct: date taken, which is short for "the date that the image was taken," is preferable over taken date. This has to do with how participles are used in English.
However, you have a very specific use case here. When creating field names (column names, element names, etc.), there are standard conventions that may be used that might not strictly conform to regular English syntax. In this case, you might ask your colleagues for a coding style guide. I suspect that there is a recommendation to name all fields as [Descriptor][Noun] or even [Descriptor][Data_Type]. While TakenDate sounds weird in English, it would fit nicely alongside ShipmentDate, UploadDate, etc. And there is probably some value in the consistency of that syntax.

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Shweta Parmar as an Ayurveda practitioner/therapist of GutsierLiving, is passionate of healing the planet by healing birthing as an AyurDoula of BabyTheMama, specializing in conscious conceiving, prenatal and postpartum care. She strongly feels that the root of injustice and war is due lack of support and consciousness of the Divine Feminine/ Creation Energy at the individual, community and society levels. Womben must take responsibility for taking care of themselves – by any means necessary! She served as a Programs Director at Edgar Cayce's Association of Enlightenment NYC, and Ayurveda Center of Balance NYC; and current NYS Coordinator of Wholistic Health Alliance.


This page presents the Google satellite map (zoomable and browsable) of Helena Arch in Southland district in New Zealand.
Geographical coordinates are -45.4642 and 167.1592 and its feature type is Bay/inlet. More information below.


The goldenrod-colored t-shirts ran out quickly at this year's Sandy Lake Ceremony. The shirts read Mikwendaagoziwag.
When the people arrived at Sandy Lake, there was no government agent nor any supplies waiting for them. There was only the already poorly provisioned local Sandy Lake tribe, which was suffering from the second year in a row of bad wild rice conditions. The visitors made camp outside the newly established agent office and waited six weeks with no support. The lack of food and deteriorating conditions made the people sick, and at least 150 died from starvation, dysentery and measles.
The goal of all this deception on behalf of the United States government was to remove Michigan and Wisconsin bands of Ojibwe to Minnesota and trap them there. Although the people suffered, the government's plan didn't succeed, as the tribes returned home and declared that they would not be removed from their lands again.
The Sandy Lake Ceremony to remember the ancestors who perished and also persevered through this tragedy took place on July 26 this year and was attended by representatives from tribes in Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan. The Horse Nation from the 5th Annual Love Water Not Oil Tour also visited, with Lakota and Dakota individuals taking part in the day's activities as well.
The morning began with a ceremony on the east side of the lake, and then participants loaded into canoes and paddled across to the Army Corps of Engineers Sandy Lake Recreation Area where the Mikwendaagoziwag Memorial was built in October of 2000. Attendance was high on the warm, sunny afternoon, and there was prayer before a feast, shared on the grassy knoll adjacent to the dam. There was plenty of food and shade for everyone, and after the meal, tribal representatives were invited to share their thoughts on the significance of the day's events.
On reflection, Harvey Goodsky, Jr. said that the people are "lucky enough to have [Sandy Lake] area to canoe and exercise our rights in, even though many believed it was a bad place. It's good to do our remembrance and hope we can cross our pristine waters and hold ceremony in the future. Because it helps our spirits." Algin Goodsky said, "It was a great experience. I really appreciated the support from tribes that came from all over and the DNR for watching over everyone." The Department of Natural Resources followed the canoers in their own boat to ensure everyone made it safely across the lake.
As part of the legacy passed on to survivors, tribal historian Don Wedll pointed out that people need to think about and understand what happened at Big Sandy because of how it relates to treaty rights in the context of removable versus non-removable status.
The Sandy Lake Tragedy is yet another point in history when the US Government tried to remove or eradicate indigenous peoples but ultimately failed. The Anishinaabe can be proud of their survival and thankful to their ancestors for their fortitude and sacrifice in the past. They are remembered, and they always will be.


The purpose of this study was to evaluate the relationship of recruitment methods to enrollment status in Black women with type 2 diabetes screened for entry into a randomized clinical trial (RCT). Using a cross-sectional study design with convenience sampling procedures, data were collected on recruitment methods to which the women responded (N5236). Results demonstrated that the RCT had a moderate overall recruitment rate of 46% and achieved only 84% of its projected accrual goal (N5109). Chi-square analysis demonstrated that enrollment outcomes varied significantly according to recruitment methods (P5.05). Recruitment methods such as community health fairs (77.8%), private practice referrals (75.0%), participant referrals (61.5%), community clinic referrals (44.6%), community advertising and marketing (40.9%), and chart review (40.4%) demonstrated variable enrollment yields. Results confirm previous findings that indicate that Black Americans may be successfully recruited into research studies at moderate rates when traditional recruitment methods are enhanced and integrated with more culturally sensitive methods. Lessons learned are considered.


When you come to decide on your dining room curtains you'll probably discover that there are many choices open to you.
In fact, dressing the window of your dining room can be quite difficult.
Whereas other rooms may dictate how you treat the windows - bathroom has to be practical, bedroom wants to have quite a soft effect - you dining room will take most treatments in its stride.
Dining rooms also give you the opportunity to make bold statements - stronger wall or floor colors, for example. Because they are rooms where the occupants are concentrating on sitting at a table, eating and making conversation, you can be more adventurous. And this applies to curtains as well. It's a good place to go for an effect you wouldn't consider anywhere else.
Just in case you need reminding, you don't have to use curtains to dress your window. Sometimes a Roller or Roman shade can be quite sufficient. This can be a good option if your windows are of an awkward shape or in a difficult position, or if you want to keep the maximum amount of daylight coming into the room.
You can find out more about window shades here.
If the windows are suitable, shutters in white or natural wood can look most attractive. You may have shutters already in place, and if they're in need of some attention with a little work you could get them looking great again.
But it's also a great room for curtains. And here you can go for anything from simple sill length to heavy, interlined, sitting on the floor curtains, with elaborate swags and all the trimmings.
Here you have an opportunity to use the obvious solutions - curtains hung from poles, from under cornice boxes, behind swags other top treatments, or making use of various headings such as French pleats or Pencil pleats. Most curtains of this nature will look even better if they made up with a thick interlining and lining. This helps them to have a richer and fuller look, making them appear far more luxurious.
If your room is just for dining purposes you might even go a stage further, and make even more of a feature of your dining room curtains. You can do this by using designs such as 'tuxedo', where the fabric is pulled around to the front and the lining is on display.
You may use your room mostly at night for evening meals. In which case you could use a more striking fabric than normal so it has more of an impact in low light (you might think about using candles to supply a soft and natural light).
A simple way to treat your window. Contrasting fabrics are hung from a pole so as to frame the window. Horizontal shades give the option for privacy.
These styles call for a more simplistic treatment for your dining room curtains. Plain tracks or modern poles would be ideal. There are many very attractive modern poles available today in stores and online shops. Straight or stylishly shaped cornice boxes covering the curtain tracks would also enhance your windows.
One method of achieving a modern or contemporary look for your dining room curtains is to use a contrasting fabric (plain or patterned). By using a suitable color associated with your chosen style which stands out from the rest of the room (especially the walls), you can use your curtains as a statement about your room style.
Again, don't be afraid of going for a more 'theatrical' element in your treatments if you want to. The dining room is one place where you can do it without spoiling things.
If you are going for a modern look, although they are not curtains, Roman shades are a good solution. They are simple and effective, and if you want a dramatic effect you can achieve this by the use of bold colors in your fabric, or contrasting borders and trimmings.
This attractive dining area uses a modern sheer fabric for its curtains.
Remember, if you have just one small window its effect on the rest of the room won't be that great. But if you have a couple of large windows with curtains which reach from floor to ceiling, then your dining room curtains will have a much larger influence on how you room looks.
The curtains in this dining area contrast with the walls and echo the wall color of the hallway. This gives balance to the combined spaces but still maintains the individuality of the dining area.
As with all furnishing fabrics, if they are going to be a prominent feature of the room, then obtain a large sample of the fabric. Some stores will loan you a sample for a fixed period of time, such as a week. Look at it in different lighting conditions so you can see how it will influence your room.


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What do Social Service Managers do?
Social service managers work for social service organizations. These organizations focus on helping a particular group of people (like veterans or children), or try to make a positive impact on a social problem (like unemployment or hunger).
The responsibilities for social service managers vary greatly depending on the size of the organization they work for. If you're interested in pursuing a career in this occupation, you should think about the types of responsibilities you'd like to have before you choose to work for a particular organization.
Social service managers who work for small organizations often have a lot of freedom. They are sometimes able to design and implement new programs, and are responsible for doing what needs to be done to make them succeed. They may also be in charge of fundraising efforts and managing the organization's budgets.
In a large organization, social service managers typically have less freedom. Often times, they are only able to perform tasks that are delegated to them by upper management. They typically only work on one part of a single project, and may have little or no say in the input into the design of the programs.
Regardless of where they work, social service managers are usually responsible for hiring and supervising a staff of social workers who work directly with the public.
If you have a strong desire to help people and you love a good challenge, then a career as a social service manager might be a good choice for you.
Social service managers work in many different environments, including shelters, hospitals, offices, and clinics. They are often employed by nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and social service companies.
Since social service managers often work with people who are going through a tough period in their life, this can be an emotionally draining occupation. It's not easy to see people going through hard times.
This can be a stressful occupation as well. Money for social service programs is often very limited, so social service managers have to create reports that demonstrate the effectiveness of their program on the community. The data they gather is often used in fundraising efforts, which many programs rely on to stay in operation.
This can be a very political occupation as well, particularly while fundraising. Sometimes funding goes to the people who are closest friends with the powers that be, rather than to the people who are doing the most to help others. The political aspect can be frustrating, but it's sometimes part of the job.
The majority of social service managers work full time. They are often able to keep a regular working schedule, but working overtime may be required during times when a lot of people need their help.
A bachelor's degree is the minimum educational requirement for becoming a social service manager. Popular college majors for people in this profession include public administration, urban studies, and social work.
After you earn your degree, you will need at least a few years of work experience before you're qualified for a position as a social service manager. Most people get their experience by working as a social worker, and then naturally move up into a management role as they become more experienced.
Even though you can get a job in this occupation with a bachelor's degree, many employers prefer candidates with a master's degree in business administration, social work, public health, or a related field. With a master's degree, the amount of work experience needed to advance into management positions is normally greatly reduced.
There are currently 130,560 social service managers in the United States, with 4,820 new social service manager job openings created each year.
Social Service Manager jobs are not expected to see much growth beyond their current levels in the next decade.
Social Service Manager salaries can vary depending on your experience, the location, company, industry, and benefits provided. Nationwide, most social service managers make between $43,600 – $75,600 per year, or $20.97 – $36.36 per hour.
Bachelor's degree is normally required for social service manager jobs.


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Scott Shenker Elected to National Academy of Sciences
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DAAD Postdoc Claudia Nieuwenhuis Joins Vision
Claudia Nieuwenhuis has joined our Vision team on a postdoctoral fellowship within ICSI's German visiting agreement, which is funded through the FITweltweit program, sponsored by the BMBF and administered by the DAAD, the German Academic Exchange Program.
Claudia received a master's degree in computer science from TU Ilmenau, Germany, and a master's degree in mathematics from the University of Hagen, Germany. Her PhD, also in computer science, is from the University of Heidelberg. For her thesis, she developed methods for optical flow estimation and validation. The problem was to analyze multiple images in a sequence, as in a video, to estimate motion - what is moving, in what direction, and how fast. Applications include automatic car brakes, which engage when an object, such as a pedestrian, is detected and its motion is estimated to put it in the way of the car.
After receiving her PhD in 2009, she took a postdoctoral fellowship in Munich, where she worked on problems in computer vision using continuous optimization methods. While discrete optimization is widely used in computer vision problems, continuous optimization has received less attention. In continuous optimization problems, images are analyzed continuously, and attention moves to the level of the pixel only at the end of the calculation. Claudia used these methods for image segmentation (separating an image into its constituent parts); object detection (identifying what objects are); and scene understanding (analyzing the general content of an image, for example, the type of scene). Here at ICSI, she's interested in whether her work in this area could be applied to video analysis.
Claudia is interested in modern dance, ballet, choir, and the violin. She also plays squash and tennis and enjoys yoga and climbing.


The Practical Nursing Program is a 40-week, full-time Post-Secondary course with 1,097 hours of classroom and 540 hours of clinical instruction. The clinical experience is designed to assist students in the application of classroom theory within various healthcare facilities in the community. After completing the program, graduates are eligible to take the National Council of Licensing Examination for Practical Nursing. To accommodate diverse schedules, both a daytime and an evening/weekend division are offered. Every August, 40 students are admitted to each division. The application and testing process begins in December for the following August class.
Greater Lowell Technical Practical Nurse Program is fully approved by the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Nursing and is accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education.
Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 2:35 p.m.
40 students admitted every August.
June 17, 2020 projected completion date.
Every other weekend, Sat. and Sun. 8:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
In-District $6,500 - Lowell, Dracut, Tyngsboro, and Dunstable residents.
Pell Grants and Direct Loans are available to qualified students.
Our graduates perform above the national average. The Licensed Practical Nurse is in demand in a variety of area facilities and settings. According to the Occupational Employment and Wages May 2017, www.bls.gov/oes/, the Massachusetts annual mean wage is $57,800 with an hourly rate of $27.79. Greater Lowell has an articulation agreement with Middlesex Community College which helps facilitate the process of advancing into their registered nurse program.
Consistent with the program's philosophy, Greater Lowell Technical School Practical Nurse Program encourages recognition of previous learning and continuation of this process after graduation. Practical Nurse Education provides a foundation upon which further education can be built for the purpose of personal and professional growth and development. This growth can be fostered through our articulation agreement with Middlesex Community College or by attending other higher educational institutions.
Available to students are a skills lab with simulation mannequins, Library Media Services, Smartboard, LCD projectors, chromebooks, and computers.


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These are limited edition prints. Edition sizes are 100 for the Small sizes, 50 for the Medium sizes, and 25 for the Large sizes.


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Pauline Bloomfield is a freelance textile artist and part time tutor. Based in Derbyshire, she has exhibited widely in both group and solo exhibitions in various parts of the country. In 2010 Pauline stopped teaching in mainstream adult education to concentrate on her work in care homes in Nottinghamshire and Lancashire.
A: You describe your work as narrative, an illustrative form of textile art. Tell us more about the processes involved in the development.
PB:I have always enjoyed reading poetry and short stories, and developing images inspired by the texts which is basically what I began to do when I an illustration student in Leeds. From reading text I will develop ideas as a series of drawings in sketchbooks. I will then choose one or two of drawings to develop as a series collages using a variety of papers, felts, even threads. For me it is easier to see how layers of translucent paper may translate into fabric which is the next stage. I will select fabrics and do samples if necessary. My favourite fabrics include silks which I may paint or dye and fleecy cottons. Following this, I usually choose one of the samples to develop as a larger scale piece. Backgrounds are usually built up as layers of fleecy and translucent fabrics which are stitched and layered. Finally, the figure is stitched on using the fillerwork technique.
A:The images are created by using layering or collage techniques. Have you always worked with textiles?
PB:I began to use printmaking and collage techniques when I was on my foundation course at Chesterfield College. From there I trained as an illustrator at Leeds Metropolitan University, where I continued to develop print and collage, mainly in the second year. Between my second and third year I started to work with fabrics and I was able to develop my textile techniques by attending regular tutorials in the Department of Textile Industries at the neighbouring University of Leeds. From there I went on to study for a Master's Degree in textiles at Manchester Metropolitan University, specialising in print and embroidery. I was able to use textile techniques to illustrate the work of African-Caribbean writers and poets on this course, learning in depth about fabrics, dyes and threads.
A:Who or what are the main sources of inspiration behind your work?
PB: Previous inspirational texts include the poetry of Jean Binta Breeze Grace Nichols. More recently I have been inspired by ancient African myths about creation and the Caribbean spiritual world.The experience of life drawing on my foundation course and my interest Southern African rock art the main sources of inspiration for the figurative nature of my work. The lush greens, golds and turquoise and the vegetation of the Jamaican environment has also impacted on my embroideries. I am also interested in the symbolism within the traditional art of Ghana.
A:Who or what influences your work?
PB:I have been aware of the work of textile artist Alice Kettle for over twenty years. Seeing how she added detail to the figures in her earlier work led me to experiment with ways of adding further detail to the figures in my own work which were, in the earlier years, mostly large black-brown silhouettes. The figures in my more recent embroideries now have finely stitched faces and hair. Following a visit to Jamaica, I began to use a more diverse range of threads to create skin tones than I had done previously. When I was a student in Leeds, I was encouraged to study the work of Mark Rothko. His paintings still give me ideas on how to create backgrounds. Other artists who influence my work include the potter Chris Bramble and textile artist Linda Miller.
A:You regularly work on textile projects in education and care settings. How did that develop and does it in turn influence your work?
PB: Exhibiting my textiles has enabled me to develop a creative professional network over a twenty-year period. As a result of this I have led community arts projects around the UK. I began working in care settings in 1999 when I returned to Chesterfield College to work as a lecturer, choosing to teach art courses in the community over working on site. The outreach work involved teaching crafts, including pottery in residential care homes in the Chesterfield area and the Derbyshire Dales. I do not work at the college now but I continue the freelance work in community, education and care settings. The main influence on my work is the use of clay. Whenever I can, I experiment with making items with clay which I put through the firing and glazing processes. I occasionally find ways of incorporating the items into my work.
A: In which direction do you see your work going in future?
PB: I have had a website for a little over a year now and as a result of this I am now building an international network and I have recently just started to exhibit again.
As for the embroideries themselves, I am currently doing more experimental work with felt and plant papers in sketchbooks. Always looking for sources of inspiration, I would like to learn how to make my own felts as a means of creating backgrounds upon which to stitch the figures. I will always use texts as one of my main sources of inspiration as it is a good way to create a series of embroideries. Having a mobile telephone with a camera is always useful; if I see anything that is of interest to me, I can always take photographs. I would also like to continue my experiments with pottery.
1. Detail from sketchbook study. Courtesy of the artist.
2. Detail from Juok the Creator. Courtesy of the artist.


We are delighted with our Year 6 results for the 2017/18 academic year. Well done to all the students for their hard work and good learning attitudes.
At the end of each academic year our students undertake assessments in English and Maths using 'GL Assessment Progress Tests'. These are standardised assessments that are widely used in the UK and international schools around the world. They enable us to measure the attainment and progress of our pupils against English National Curriculum objectives, and combined with ongoing teacher assessment, allow us a very good understanding of the standard of achievement of our students.
The tests provide us with an individual score from 59-141, with a score of 100 being the UK average. As you can see in the graph and table below, our Year 6 children performed very well this year with an average mark significantly higher than both the UK and International average score in English (112.6 compared to 100 in the UK and 101.1 internationally) and Maths (108.7 compared with 100 in the UK and 99.4 internationally).
When looking in more detail at the attainment of our Year 6 students in English, we can see that 92% of our students achieved a score of 100 or above. Furthermore, 63% of our students achieved a score above average or higher, and 28% scored well above the UK average. This compares very favourably to percentages in the UK where only 28% of children achieved above average scores and only 11% achieved well above average scores.
When looking in more detail at the attainment of our Year 6 students in Maths, we can see that 98% of our students achieved a score of 100 or above. Furthermore, 44% of our students achieved a score above average or higher, and 22% scored well above the UK average. This compares very favourably to percentages in the UK where only 23% of children achieved above average scores and only 11% achieved well above average scores.
The Progress Tests also provide a useful indicator as to how students would perform if they were to take the Y6 SATS in the UK. You will see above that our test results indicate that 86% of our students would achieve the expected standard in reading (compared to only 75% of students achieving this in the actual UK SATs this year ) with 43% achieving above the expected standard (compared to only 28% of students in the UK this year). In Spelling, Punctuation and Grammar (SPAG), you will see 92% of our students would achieve the expected standard (compared to only 78% in the UK this year ) and 48% would achieve above the expected standard (compared to only 34% in the UK this year). In Maths, 86% of our students would achieve the expected standard (compared to only 76% in the UK this year) and 26% would achieve above the expected standard (compared to 24% in the UK).


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est une chanson écrite en 1923 par Irving Berlin. Ce standard de jazz a été repris par de nombreux artistes.

Versions

 Nat King Cole sur l'album  (1952)
 Julie London sur l'album  (1956)
 Johnny Mathis sur l'album  (1957)
 Frank Sinatra sur l'album  (1962)
 Johnny Tillotson sur l'album  (1962)
 The Fleetwoods en single (1963)
 Nancy Sinatra sur l'album  (1967)
 Harry Nilsson sur l'album  (1973)
 Linda Ronstadt sur l'album  (1983)
 Rosemary Clooney sur l'album  (1984)
 Bob Dylan sur l'album  (2015)
 Seth MacFarlane sur l'album  (2019)

Liens externes

Chanson de 1923
Chanson écrite par Irving Berlin
Standard de jazz
Chanson interprétée par Nat King Cole
Chanson interprétée par Bob Dylan
Chanson interprétée par Julie London
Chanson interprétée par Johnny Mathis
Chanson interprétée par Linda Ronstadt
Chanson interprétée par Frank Sinatra
Chanson interprétée par Nancy Sinatra
Chanson interprétée par Johnny Tillotson


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package chandu0101.scalajs.react.components.demo.components

import japgolly.scalajs.react._
import japgolly.scalajs.react.vdom.prefix_<^._

import scala.scalajs.js
import japgolly.scalajs.react._
import japgolly.scalajs.react.vdom.prefix_<^._
import scala.scalajs.js
import scala.scalajs.js
import scala.scalajs.js.undefined
import scala.scalajs.js.UndefOr
import scalacss.Defaults._
import scalacss.ScalaCssReact._

/**
 * Created by chandrasekharkode .
 */
object InfoTemplate {

   object Style extends StyleSheet.Inline {
       import dsl._
       val content = style(textAlign.center,
         fontSize(30.px),
         paddingTop(40.px))
     }

  val component = ReactComponentB[Props]("InfoTemplate")
    .render((P,C) => {
      <.div(^.cls := "info-template")(
        <.div(^.cls := "component-info")(C),
        P.scalacss ?= <.div(
         <.h4("Style :"),
         <.a(^.href := "#scalacss","scalacss")
        ) ,
        P.browsersTested.nonEmpty ?= <.div(^.marginTop := "10px")(
           <.h4("Tested Browsers List :"),
           <.ul(^.marginLeft := "50px")(P.browsersTested.map(s => <.li(s)))
         ),
        <.div(^.marginTop := "10px")(
           ComponentCredits(filePath = s"core/src/main/scala/chandu0101/scalajs/react/components/${P.componentFilePath}")
         )
       )
    }).build

  case class Props(browsersTested : List[String] ,componentFilePath : String,scalacss : Boolean)

  def apply(componentFilePath : String,scalacss : Boolean = false, browsersTested : List[String] = List() , ref: js.UndefOr[String] = "", key: js.Any = {})(children : ReactNode*) = component.set(key, ref)(Props(browsersTested,componentFilePath,scalacss),children)

}


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Six Flags Darien Lake est un complexe de loisirs situé entre Buffalo et Rochester à Darien, New York, aux États-Unis.

Histoire

Darien Lake Fun Country
En 1960, l'investisseur Paul Snyder ouvre un petit terrain de camping et une aire de pique-nique autour d'un petit lac, qui sera nommé Darien Lake. À cette époque, le parc ne s'étendait que sur une petite parcelle de ce qu'il est aujourd'hui. Il ne comprenait aucune attractions, seulement le campement, l'aire de pique-nique et un petit terrain de baseball.

Au début des années 1970, Paul commença à implanter des attractions, la première fut une paire de toboggans aquatiques au-dessus du lac. Plus tard dans les années 1970 et au début des années 1980, il ajouta d'autres manèges formant ainsi le début d'un vrai parc d'attractions nommé Darien Lake Fun Country.

Paul décide alors de signer un contrat avec le fabricant d'attractions Huss Park Attractions, faisant de Darien Lake la vitrine commerciale du constructeur allemand. Par cette association, le parc acquit Pirate, Ranger, et le Corn-Popper (maintenant Rodeo Round-Up), souvent des modèles ou des prototypes.

En 1982, Huss Park Attractions et Arrow Dynamics construisirent les premières montagnes russes du parc ; The Viper.

Funtime Parks
En 1983, Snyder vendit 50 % du parc à Funtime Parks, qui possédait également Geauga Lake et Zoombezi Bay.

Le premier investissement de Funtime pour le parc fut la grande roue construite par Vekoma, exposée à l'exposition spécialisée de 1982, à Knoxville, au Tennessee et étant à l'époque la plus imposante grande roue au monde. L'attraction est toujours en fonction, au centre du parc et en est devenu l'un des principaux symboles.

Les spectacles ont été développés avec la construction du Tops Jubilee Theater (maintenant le Wegmans Grande Theatre) et le Lakeside Amphitheater, qui a accueilli de grands noms de la musique comme The Who et les Black Sabbath. Les améliorations continuèrent au fil des années 1980 et 1990 avec l'ajout d'une zone dédiée aux enfants, Adventure Land for Kids en 1987 et Grizzly Run en 1989.

En 1990, le parc aquatique "Barracuda Bay waterpark" et le parcours de montagnes russes en bois The Predator fut installé. Paul Snyder, qui avait encore son mot à dire dans l'affaire décida de vendre ses dernières parts à Funtime, faisant du groupe l'unique dirigeant du parc.

En 1992, un nouveau style de spectacle fut présenté entre le parc aquatique et la grande roue. Ce spectacle animé de lasers et de feux d'artifice se nommait « Laser Light Fantasy ».

Premier Parks / Six Flags
En 1995, la chaîne grandissante Premier Parks acheta Funtime et ses trois parcs dont Darien Lake faisait partie. En 1995, Adventure Land fut remplacé par Popeye's Seaport. Une nouvelle attraction dans le parc aquatique « Hook's Lagoon », empiéta sur la zone Adventure Land.

De 1996 à 1999, Premier décida d'installer un nouveau parcours de montagnes russes par année. Nightmare at Phantom Cave en 1996, The Mind Eraser en 1997, Boomerang: Coast to Coaster en 1998, et Superman Ride of Steel (les premières hyper montagnes russes Intamin au monde) en 1999. Nightmare fut enlevé en 1998, pour être relocalisé dans un autre dans un autre parc du groupe Premier park, The Great Escape & Splashwater Kingdom. En mai 1999, Six Flags Darien Lake ouvrit sous son nouveau nom, sous la direction de Six Flags.

En 2000, Premier Parks devient officiellement Six Flags Inc.

En 2006, Six Flags déplaça Big Kahuna, un toboggan aquatique de Six Flags Astroworld à Darien Lake.

PARC Management (2007–2010)

En avril 2007, Six Flags revendit Darien Lake ainsi que six autres parcs à la compagnie PARC Management. À la conclusion de la vente, PARC a conclu un contrat de cinquante ans avec CNL Income Properties, aux termes duquel CNL rachetait les propriétés et les louait à PARC pour exploitation.

En janvier 2008, de nouvelles montagnes russes furent annoncées. L'attraction de type montagnes russes de motos a été construite par Zamperla. CNL a par la suite annoncé qu'elle avait conclu un accord en vue de mettre fin au bail de Darien Lake et de dix-sept autres sites loué par PARC Management. La décision a été prise après que, conformément à leurs dépôts auprès de la SEC de 2010, PARC ait manqué à ses obligations au titre de la location.

Herschend Family Entertainment (2011–2014)
En 2011, Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation a assumé l'exploitation et la gestion quotidienne de Darien Lake et Elitch Gardens.

Premier Parks, LLC (2014–2018)
Le bail de Herschend Family Entertainment a pris fin après la saison 2014 et a été repris par Premier Parks, LLC.

EPR Properties & Six Flags (Depuis 2017)
Après la saison 2016, CNL Lifestyle Properties a vendu Darien Lake et quatorze autres parcs d'attractions à EPR Properties. Premier Parks a continué de louer et d'exploiter le parc, sans modifications immédiates des activités. À compter de la saison 2018, Six Flags Entertainment Corporation a acquis les droits de bail pour exploiter le parc, le parc restant la propriété de EPR Properties. Le , Darien Lake Theme Park Resort change de nom et redevient officiellement Six Flags Darien Lake.

Parc d'attractions

Montagnes russes

Montagnes russes actuelles

Le parc possède également dans ses réserves des montagnes russes debout d'Intamin plusieurs fois délocalisées. On les a connu sous le nom Shockwave à Six Flags Magic Mountain où elles furent installées en 1986, puis Six Flags Great Adventure et enfin Six Flags AstroWorld sous le nom Batman The Escape avant d'être démontées en 2006. Son remontage n'est pour le moment pas d'actualité.

Anciennes montagnes russes

Attractions aquatiques

Autres attractions
Bear Valley Bumper Buggies - Autos tamponneuses de DUCE Ride Manufacturers.
Giant Wheel - Grande roue de Vekoma construite en 1983.
Grande Carousel - Carrousel d'International Amusement Devices
Haymaker - Twister de Heintz Fahtze construit en 1985.
Lasso - Chaises volantes de Zierer construites en 1980.
Pirate - Bateau à bascule de Huss Park Attractions construit entre 1978 et 1981.
Raging Seas - Seesturmbahn de Mack Rides construit en 1977 et détruit en 2012.
Ranger - Ranger de Huss Park Attractions construit en 1982 et détruit en 2015.
Rodeo Roundup - Swing Around de Huss Park Attractions construit en 1985.
Scrambler - Scrambler de Eli Bridge Company construit en 1977.
Silver Bullet - Enterprise de Heintz Fahtze construit en 1983.
Six Flags SkyScreamer - Star Flyer de Funtime construit en 2019.
Sleighride - Petersburger Schlittenfahrt de Mack Rides construit en 1977.
Thrillbilly - Troïka de Huss Park Attractions construit en 1979 et détruit en 1984.
Tin Lizzies - Balade en voitures de Arrow / Huss Park Attractions construit en 1977.
Twister - Top Spin de Huss Park Attractions construit en 2000 et détruit en 2018.
UFO - UFO de Huss Park Attractions construit en 1979 et détruit en 2012.

Attractions pour enfant
Barrels of Fun - Mini grande roue de Zamperla construite en 1996.
BMX Motocross - Manège d'Hampton Rides Motorcycles construit en 1988 et détruit en 2011.
Darien Lake Express - Train junior de Zamperla construite en 1996.
Dipsy Diver - Crazy Bus de Zamperla construite en 1996.
Dodgems - Autos tamponneuses pour enfants construites en 1991.
Monster Trucks - Convoy de Zamperla construite en 1996.
Raft Adventure - Mini Jet de Zamperla construite en 1996 et détruit en 2010.
Runaway Railway - Train junior de Zamperla construite en 1996.
Twisty Tubs - Mini tasses de Zamperla construite en 1996.
Weather Balloons - Samba Balloons de Zamperla construite en 1996.
Whirlwind - Mini Swings de Zamperla construite en 1996.

Hébergement

Lodge On The Lake Hotel
Le Lodge on the Lake Hotel est ouvert depuis 1998. L'hôtel compte 160 chambres.

Terrain de camping
Le parc débutât avec ce terrain de camping et une aire de pique-nique. Aujourd'hui, le campement compte plus de 1200 places.

Références

Liens externes

Parc de loisirs dans l'État de New York
Parc à thème
Complexe de loisirs
Ancien parc Six Flags
Parc aquatique aux États-Unis


A student inquired: "Did Tolkien ever visit neighbouring planets, like Mars or Venus? How did he cope with the extreme temperatures there?"
The truth is, heat was not a problem for J.R.R. Tolkien. Decades of exposure to hot pipe smoke had hardened him to the extreme. For example, he drank his coffee at a temperature of 290°C. How he laughed about these Americans and their mandatory "Coffee may be hot" warnings!
However, he usually capped it at 290°C because then he could keep his pipe in his mouth whilst drinking the coffee. Any hotter, and the wooden pipe would have incinerated.
And yes, Tolkien did visit Venus. He even drank a cup of coffee at 460°C there. He did not even have to cook that coffee, because that is the normal room temperature at this place. Tolkien had forgotten to bring a refrigerator!
What other interesting things did Tolkien do on Venus? For example, he tried molybdomancy, the art of telling the future by pouring lead - which was a futile task because the lead, due to the great heat, would never ever harden. It was one of the few times when Tolkien was actually defeated by physics. He ordered popsicles from Earth to cool the lead down, but Hugo Dyson ate them.


The Thorsberg Pants Ragnar are a replication of the style of pants fragments found in the Thorsberger Moor. They are ?clearly attributable to the Germanic habitat, and thus a must for an authentic Germanic or Viking costume.??These are made of 100% Cotton.


Longtime readers of this blog know that I'm a big fan of timelines. Timelines are a great visualization technique to see a "slice" of history–what events take place at the same time in different places? This time, my subject of choice is the U.S. Presidential Timeline.
As an immigrant who did not grow up in the U.S., and someone who pursues a STEM education through and through, it so happens that I have never studied American History in a classroom setting. But ever since I became a permanent–as opposed to alien–resident, and now have given birth to an American, my interest in this nation's history has increasingly grown. It's hard to fully engage and understand today's sociopolitical and cultural conversations without proper background, something like walking into somebody else's conversation, and the American conversation is often rapt with historical jargon.
In any case, it's hard for me not to see data whenever I delve into history. I have a long term project of synthesizing everything I read into a big giant timeline, to gain perspective of how things relate, or don't, across the globe. For the U.S., this is the start.
This U.S. Presidential Timeline has both each President's lifespan and their presidency. The trivia masters among you can probably spit out the-most facts of presidential history, like the shortest presidency, the longest, the youngest to take office, the oldest, who died in office, etc. For the rest of us, maybe we can turn this timeline into a game.
One thing that jumps out to me though is the gaps in the Presidents' ages between before and after Eisenhower, and before and after George H. W. Bush. It seems like the presidency skips a generation born circa early 1900s and 1930s (WWI and WWII? Is this real?). Internet, please enlighten me.
What do you observe from this timeline? Comment with your interesting observations!
As usual, if you're interested in the source file for this timeline, let me know! There are more details there than displayed here.


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Catedrala Adormirea Maicii Domnului din Giurgiu este o biserică episcopală din municipiul Giurgiu, datând din anul 1852 și clasată ca monument istoric, .

Istoric
După eliberarea cetății Giurgiului și a orașului de sub stăpânire otomană, creștinii au cerut generalului Kisselef permisiunea de a le fi cedată piatră din zidurile cetății, pentru construirea din nou a bisericii, cererea fiind aprobată în 1832.

Clădirea a servit inițial ca biserică parohială. O inscripție din 1859, scrisă în alfabetul chirilic, menționează că o biserică subterană cu același hram a fost construită pe același loc în 1806, deoarece în acea perioadă Giurgiul era parte a Imperiului Otoman, stat ale cărui autorități nu permiteau construcția bisericilor supraterane. Biserica actuală a fost construită între 1840 și 1852, după ce Giurgiul a fost retrocedat Țării Românești.

Catedrala a fost sfințită pentru prima dată în anul 2010, sub păstorirea întâiului episcop al Giurgiului, PreaSfințitul Părinte Dr. Ambrozie, care a finalizat lucrările de pictură și renovare a clădirii, cu mare sobor de arhierei, în frunte cu Patriarhul Bisericii Ortodoxe Române, Părintele Patriarh Daniel.

Note

Legături externe
 Catedrala din Giurgiu, pe site-ul crestinortodox.ro

Catedrale din România
Catedrala
Biserici cu hramul Sfânta Maria


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Ok, so I'm not actually at a rehearsal dinner, but I am helping CiaoCristina's proprietor with some online marketing ideas tonight! I'm planning on feasting on the mushroom lasagna in a few minutes, and I'll post my review afterwards.
UPDATE: Wow, that was a killer mushroom lasagna! My husband had the bolognese lasagna, which was equally delicious. We both should have saved some for a second meal, but it was so good, we just plowed through our dinners without stopping. And the Peroni on tap took me back to my college days in Italy. Next time I'll discipline myself so that I can partake of the fine selection of gelato.
The atmosphere in CiaoCristina! is very inviting and cozy, the staff is helpful and friendly, and there's free jazz (no cover, no minimum) Wednesday night through Sunday night. What better place in Toluca Lake to bring your wedding party after rehearsal. Just contact owner Alan Donovan at 818-563-2426 to book your reservation. CiaoCristina! is also a great spot to enjoy football season on their two big screen tvs!
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The Scientific Reason You Feel So Sh*tty After a Breakup
Written by Zach Watson on April 8, 2016
Love really is a drug, and we're all hooked. So what happens, biologically speaking, when you fall off the wagon? Or, in less allegorical terms, what happens to your body when you go through a breakup? The easy answer is that you go into withdrawal. This video from Bustle shows that the areas of the brain that light up after a breakup are similar to those of someone who is going through cocaine withdrawal. Yikes! That explains those irrational and existential thoughts and feelings (no one will ever love me again, what is love anyway?).
If scientists know why breakups feel like sh*t, do they also know how to heal heartbreak? Unfortunately, there's no silver bullet. The most important thing is to rely on friends and family, both as a safeguard against bad decisions and as an outlet for confusing thoughts. It's also essential to realize that emotional healing takes time, so don't stress if you don't immediately bounce back.
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