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This is a list of the 1966 PGA Tour Qualifying School graduates. The tournament was played over 144 holes at the PGA National Golf Club in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida in late October. The tournament represented the totality of the year's PGA Tour Qualifying School; there were no local or regional sections.

Tournament summary
There were 99 players in the tournament and 32 earned their tour cards. Harry Toscano was medalist with a 4-under-par 572. The professional Marty Bohen was well within the cut-off entering the final day. However, he played poorly and failed to graduate by one shot. "I was destroyed," Bohen said later in life.

In general, according to Billy Booe, PGA Tournament Administrator, this class "was considered substantially stronger" than the inaugural class from the previous year. A full year after qualifying school, 12 players were still playing full-time on the PGA Tour.

List of graduates

Sources:

References

PGA Tour Qualifying School
Golf in Florida
PGA Tour Qualifying School Graduates
PGA Tour Qualifying School Graduates


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DIAPHRAGM SPRING
Diaphragm spring - Verto types including injection.
The Verto/Valeo type diaphragm included the pressure plate in its assembly, much like a 'normal' car set-up. The spring being of the 'finger' type as opposed to the disc spring used on earlier, three-piece assemblies. There were originally three diaphragm specifications using progressively stronger springs - small-bore, big-bore, and Metro Turbo. Later joined by the type used on the injection cars, though most definitely not interchangeable.
Initially, the biggest problem was the Turbo ones were never really available on their own. If you wanted one you had to buy a whole clutch/flywheel assembly - the cost exorbitant. Rover originally believed that if the clutch plate was worn out, then the flywheel and pressure plate would be too. It has only been recent times that the diaphragm/pressure plate has been available on it's own - but not until after the Turbo unit became unavailable. Even that has changed recently with the cessation of the Turbo diaphragm as a service part.
To add insult to injury there appears to be no easily identifying marks like on the older colour coded ones. It was all done by serial numbers - which weren't recorded anywhere accessible. Totally and utterly confused further by the long series of super-cessions from one number to another depending on which way the wind was blowing at the time, mixing both small and big-bore components up at will.
So to up-rate your small-bore Verto/Valeo clutch assembly, it was really necessary to purchase a new big-bore, non-injection diaphragm/pressure plate assembly to be sure you were getting a stronger spring. The standard 1300 big-bore type would cope with up to 75bhp. Up-rating big-bore engines meant using the Turbo one that would have to do for everything else. Fortunately it was capable of dealing with 1380 'road rocket' power when used with the non-sprung centered standard clutch plate from the earlier pre-Verto/Valeo assemblies. Particularly if combined with the Mini Spares steel flywheel outer section that offered yet further clamping pressure increases through cunning design.
Now, the only way to up-rate the non-injection Verto/Valeo set-up is to use the latest 1300 non-injection Mini diaphragm combined with the Mini Spares Steel Verto/Valeo flywheel section. This set-up provides the same clamping force as the Turbo diaphragm used to do, if not more.
As for the injection cars, trying to up-rate the diaphragm spring clamping pressure seemed impossible. The main problem is the pick-up sensor on the injection models. It reads from a reluctor ring pressed into the back of the flywheel. Unfortunately the designer who came up with the idea was rather single (narrow?) minded in his approach. It didn't occur to him to use the standard clutch assembly mounting and location points. Oh no, he deemed it necessary to 'dabble' – putting the flywheel locating key slot 30 degrees out of position compared to the standard, aeons-old one! This meant that if you bolted a non-injection diaphragm to an injection flywheel section - as would be the case when trying to fit a Turbo diaphragm to up-rate it - the car wouldn't run. Timing way too far out for the ECU to work. So a little re-alignment is needed, and is easy to do.
Before removing the standard flywheel assembly, remove the starter motor. You'll see the pick-up sensor positioned just below the starter motor mounting hole. Carefully remove it. If you peer into the hole, you'll see the flywheel and reluctor ring in its groove – looks like a bunch of big staples stuck to a wire ring. Turn the engine over by jacking one wheel up under the adjoining bottom arm, selecting 3rd gear, and rotating the wheel/tyre. Set number one piston at top dead centre (TDC). Peering into the hole again you'll see a section on the reluctor ring where there's a bigger gap between the prongs. Get a reasonably sized marker pen, insert it into the pick-up hole and - keeping the pen as central in the hole as possible – move the pen in until it touches the reluctor ring and marks it. Now remove the flywheel assembly, and look at the reluctor ring to make sure you've marked it. If not – put it back in position and try again.
Strip the flywheel down, and lay it clutch face down on a bench. Using a reasonably strong screwdriver, carefully pry each of the reluctor ring prongs around one side only (I do the inside ones) away from the recess' side. Once all are done, the reluctor ring should pull out easily. If not, go round and check the prongs again. Don't force it out – you'll distort it. Once removed, carefully tweak prongs back into their original positions. Re-assemble the clutch/flywheel using the turbo diaphragm. Double check number one piston is at TDC, then fit flywheel assembly to crank, and setting position by inserting the locating key plate. Note it's not necessary to fit the retaining bolt and torque it all up – this is just for marking the reluctor ring position in relation to TDC. Passing the marker pen through the pick-up hole again, mark the bottom of the recess and remove flywheel assembly again. Press the reluctor ring back into the recess so the two pen marks line up. And that's it. Re-assemble the whole deal properly, and away you go.
You don't have to be absolutely dead accurate when marking (i.e. within thousandths of an inch) as there's an ELEVEN-degree tolerance on the ECU!! And testing hasn't shown any power increase/loss by artificially advancing/retarding the timing.
Alternatively you could go for the new Mini Spares up-rated and lightened steel flywheel with machined-in reluctor ring and ingeniously up-rated diaphragm/clamping pressure through clever design.

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The Plot Thickens
Sidetracked - Dean Is A Cop
Dean checks into the Super 8 Motel. It's a step down from the Holiday Inn but more appropriate. He is 42 years old, unmarried, a Canadian living in Detroit. The way he usually spends his time off is on his motorcycle, racing through geography, trying to stay ahead. At speed, he achieves something like peace - the absence of distance and ambition. It's been three years since his last trip to Canada. The bagel drops from the four-slice toaster in the breakfast room, perfectly motel grilled. He opens a plastic tub of white cream cheese and spreads the entire contents on one side, then opens a second tub for the other half.
During a cop's career, there are crimes that cannot be solved, some of them linger and become a persistent conviction, a wisdom tooth that resurfaces long after it's been extracted. This is the one that haunts Dean: Caucasian woman, 45, disappears from work, home, spouse and children, potentially abducted, potentially criminal, certainly attached to something lethal. For four years she's been missing, and she sticks in Dean's mind like a tumbleweed blown against a wire fence, a constant, irritating presence. Recently, she started appearing in his life, not quite real yet undeniably her, in profile on the street, pulling away in a car, in the stacks at the library, footsteps in the aisle across from him. He could not pin her down and sleep deprivation took hold, he took a leave from work to go after her.
Dean's parents are Trevor and Marge. Marge does yoga and lives on smoothies and cigarettes. Trevor is an ace skier, drinks rum and coke and makes a mean pulled pork BBQ for Marge's book club because no one in his family eats pork, including Trevor. He lives on salad and Thai chicken. Both of Dean's parents are unhappy about eating cold, healthy food and his not living in Canada where they could see each other more often and all be less lonely. The last time they heard from his sister was ten months ago when Beth sent them a large amount of cash in an envelope postmarked from Mexico. American dollars, which Marge interpreted as an invitation for them to travel, but Trevor saw it as a downpayment for the trouble that would certainly follow because only criminals need to hide cash. Neither one wants to spend the money, they put it in a drawer for Dean to examine the next time he comes home.
Beth is his older sister by three minutes. Since the womb she has sucked life from his lips, taking more than her share while still keeping him alive. For nine months she thrived and he grew enough to maintain weight. Elbows out, she arrived in the world first and stayed there, blocking the light and the passage through. "There isn't room for two full moons in the sky," she once told him. "It would throw people off balance." It was a warning to stay out of her way or she would crush him.
In the trunk of the rental car is his hockey stick, which could be mistaken for a weapon but instead is one of his methods for controlling anger and feeling something, anything at all. Dean drives until he is nowhere in particular. The stick is aluminum and feels good in his hands, swift and accurate with a wicked flex. He plays beer league twice a week and at his rink in Detroit, it's possible to find himself playing with ex-professionals. They spin moves and fire shots faster than they looked on television. His style relies on anticipation, reading the other players' body language.
The highway is a long tongue of empty asphalt. He finds a good rock in the ditch, taps it against his stick, rolls his shoulders and checks the horizons for traffic. For the next twenty minutes, he stickhandles the centreline the way he used to as a kid, to escape Beth and the glare of their shared personality. He forgets to breathe and falls over, hips pressed onto the cold hard surface as the past and the future collides in his chest.
That bitch. What he'd like to do is sit his sister in a chair and see if she can come up with an answer to this question: If you are still alive, who was killed?
sidetracked - a serial mystery
Sidetracked - Dean becomes the hunted
©2022 Jill Macdonald


Background and Objective: Thalassemia is one of the most common hereditary disorders in the world, Beta thalassemia is much more diverse than the alpha type; it was estimated that about 4% to 7% of the world's population are carriers of beta thalassemia. In thalassemia, oxidative damage is increased, which causes damage to cellular components and functional disorders in the body. Oxidative injuries and stress are important factors for accelerating the aging process and the immune system response. Such frequent problems may cause local and systemic infections in the patients and financial damages to the society. Therefore, this study was performed to evaluate the strength of the immune response in patients diagnosed with thalassemia.
Materials and Methods: This descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted in the Shafa Hospital Ahvaz. Peripheral blood samples were collected from patients with the beta-thalassemia minor (test group) and healthy individuals (control group) have been investigated.
Results: Overall, 100 patients (48% female and 52% male) were enrolled and compared with the 100 healthy volunteers (56% femal and 44% male). There was no significant differences in the number of WBC between the case and control groups (P>0.05). In the case group, 94% and 6% of the patients had normal and high WBC, respectively.
Conclusion: It can be concluded that patients with thalassemia may be at risk for local and systemic infections due to many resaons, which include increased oxidative stress and decreased antigen presentation by dendritic cells, defects in chemotaxis or phagocytosis, neutrophil and monocytes, impaired natural killer cells activity and the immune response, increasing the dose of iron, lymphocytes, and other immune cells functions.
Beta thalassemia, hereditary disorders, immune system, leukocytes, red blood cells, Shafa Hospital.


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Wisła (; deutsch Weichsel, 1939–1945 Weichsel O.S., 1945 Hohenweichsel) ist eine Stadt im Powiat Cieszyński in der Woiwodschaft Schlesien in Polen.

Sie liegt in den Schlesischen Beskiden am gleichnamigen Fluss Weichsel, der etwa zehn Kilometer südöstlich der Stadt entspringt.

Die Stadt ist ein Zentrum des Wintersports sowie der Lutheraner in Polen.

Lage

Wisła liegt inmitten der Schlesischen Beskiden am Fuße der Barania Góra (1220 m über dem Meeresspiegel) im Osten und des Stożek Wielki (978 m über dem Meeresspiegel) im Südwesten. Die angrenzenden Gemeinden sind Brenna und Ustroń im Norden, Szczyrk im Nordosten, Lipowa, Radziechowy-Wieprz und Milówka im Osten, Istebna im Süden und Tschechien im Westen.

Das Zentrum des Ortes liegt auf einer Höhe von 430 m und die umliegenden Täler auf Höhen von 300–600 m. Das Gemeindegebiet reicht bis auf 1220 m (im Gipfel der Barania Góra) hinauf.

An der Barania Góra entspringen die Quellflüsse der Weichsel, die Czarna und die Biała Wisełka, die sich zusammen mit der Malinka zur Weichsel in dem Stausee Jezioro Czerniańskie oberhalb des Ortskerns vereinen.

Wisła hat eine Fläche von 110,26 km², darin enthalten sind 19 % Ackerland und 74 % Wald. Damit macht das Gemeindegebiet von Wisła ca. 5 % der Gesamtfläche von Teschen-Schlesien aus.

Stadtgliederung

Die Stadt Wisła gliedert sich seit 1991 in die folgenden sieben Stadtteile:
 Wisła-Centrum (Nr. 1)
 Obłaziec (Nr. 2)
 Jawornik (Nr. 3)
 Głębce (Nr. 4)
 Malinka (Nr. 5)
 Czarne (Nr. 6)
 Nowa Osada (Nr. 7)

Weitere historische Ortsteile sind:
 Obłaziec (A)
 Bukowa (B)
 Jawornik (C)
 Zdejszy (D)
 Centrum (E)
 Partecznik (F)
 Jarzębata (G)
 Dziechcinka (H)
 Jurzyków (I)
 Łabajów (J)
 Głębce (K)
 Kopydło (L)
 Gościejów (Ł)
 Nowa Osada (M)
 Malinka (N)
 Czarne (O)
sowie
 Cieńków
 Gahura
 Tokarnia

Geschichte
Zu Beginn des 17. Jahrhunderts wurde das Waldgebiet zwischen Schlesien, Polen und der zu Ungarn gehörigen Slowakei von evangelischen Glaubensflüchtlingen, Holzfällern und Walachen besiedelt. Die Bewohner lebten vorwiegend von der Waldwirtschaft und als Schafzüchter und Hirten auf den umliegenden Almen. Die erste urkundliche Erwähnung wird auf 1615 datiert. Es handelt sich um eine Urkunde, in der die Abgaben der Müller in Wisła an die Feudalherren in Cieszyn geregelt werden.

Wisła wurde zum Sitz eines walachischen Woiwoden.

1643 wurde Wisła auf Betreiben von Elisabeth Lukretia in das Urbar der Fürsten von Teschen aufgenommen. Aus dem Folgejahr stammt das älteste erhaltene Grundbuch des Ortes. 1653 kam der Ort an die Habsburger, die im Zuge der Gegenreformation die erste evangelische Kirche in Wisła abreißen ließen. Gleichwohl strömten weiterhin protestantische Glaubensflüchtlinge in den Ort und die protestantischen Gottesdienste wurden im Geheimen in den Wäldern der Schlesischen Beskiden gefeiert.

Wisła, das fast ausschließlich evangelische Bewohner hatte, erhielt erst durch das Toleranzpatent Kaiser Josephs II. 1782 wieder das Recht zum Bau einer evangelischen Kirche. 1783 entstand die erste Schule in Wisła.

1837 wurde eine Verbindungsstraße zwischen Wisła und Ustroń angelegt, womit der Ort an das Straßennetz angeschlossen wurde. Im Folgejahr wurde der Bau der evangelischen Peter-und-Paul-Kirche beendet. 1856 erhielten auch die Katholiken im Ort eine gemauerte Kirche.

Wisła erwarb sich bereits zu Anfang des 19. Jahrhunderts einen Ruf als Kur- und Erholungsort. 1810 erfolgte der erste dokumentierte Aufstieg auf die Barania Góra von Wisła. Wincenty Pol besuchte den Ort 1843 und erforschte die Weichselquellen. Als Begründer des Tourismus in Wisła gilt Bogumił Hoff, ein Mitarbeiter Oskar Kolbergs. Auch Julian Ochorowicz hat sich um die Entwicklung des Orts verdient gemacht. Zum Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts begann der touristische Aufschwung Weichsels zu einer bekannten Sommerfrische. In den 1880er Jahren entstanden die ersten Villen und Pensionen. Um 1900 besuchten zahlreiche Schriftsteller und Literaten den Ort, unter anderem der spätere Literaturnobelpreisträger Władysław Reymont, Bolesław Prus und Maria Konopnicka. Gleichzeitig ging die Almwirtschaft zurück und die viele Almen wurden wegen des steigenden Holzbedarfs des seit dem 18. Jahrhundert entwickelten Hüttenwesens aufgeforstet.

Gemäß der Volkszählung von 1900 hatte der Ort 555 Gebäude und eine Fläche von 11.002 ha, auf der 4685 Menschen lebten, was eine Bevölkerungsdichte von 42,6 Personen/km² ergab. Davon waren 94,4 % Lutheraner, 5,3 % Katholiken und 0,3 % Juden. 98,7 % waren polnischsprachig, 1,3 % deutschsprachig und eine Person sprach Tschechisch als Muttersprache.

Wisła kam nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg an die Zweite Polnische Republik. Der Ort entwickelte sich in der Zwischenkriegszeit zu einem der bedeutendsten Kurorte in den polnischen Karpaten neben Zakopane. Es entstanden ein Kurhaus, mehr als hundert Villen und Pensionen sowie zahlreiche Sporteinrichtungen, unter anderem eine Skisprungschanze.

1927 erhielt Wisła eine asphaltierte Verbindungsstraße mit Cieszyn und ein regulärer Busverkehr mit Cieszyn und Katowice wurde eingerichtet. 1929 erhielt der Ort einen Eisenbahnanschluss, der 1932 bis nach Głębce verlängert wurde. Im selben Jahr wurde die Passstraße nach Istebna fertiggestellt. Wisła war mit einer Ausdehnung von 110 km² das Dorf mit der größten Gemeindefläche in der Autonomen Woiwodschaft Schlesien.

Nach dem Überfall auf Polen 1939 wurde Weichsel völkerrechtswidrig dem Deutschen Reich einverleibt und gehörte dem Landkreis Teschen an. Er wurde zunächst in Weichsel O.S. und später in Hochenweichsel umbenannt. Die Kureinrichtungen wurden von der Wehrmacht genutzt. 1946 wurde der Ort von den Partisaneneinheiten Henryk Flames von den neuen kommunistischen Machthabern erobert und kurzzeitig gehalten.

Nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wurde der Ort Teil der Volksrepublik Polen. Die Inhaber der Villen und Pensionen wurden enteignet. Gleichzeitig wurde der Ort als Erholungsort für die Arbeiterschicht der oberschlesischen Industrieregion erschlossen. Es entstanden Ferienanlagen und Campingplätze für die Arbeiterschicht. 1962 erhielt Wisła das Stadtrecht. 1968 wurde die Passstraße nach Szczyrk über den Salmopolska-Pass fertiggestellt.

Nach der Wende wurden zahlreiche neue Ferieneinrichtungen errichtet, von denen das 2003 eröffnete Hotel Gołębiewski mit fast 600 Ferienzimmern die größte ist. 2008 wurde die ausgebaute Skisprungschanze Malinka wieder in Betrieb genommen.

Religion

Die Schlesischen Goralen bewahren ihr Brauchtum, ihre Trachten, Lebensweise und Baukunst bis heute. Außerdem ist in Wisła auch heute noch der protestantische Glaube (Evangelisch-Augsburgische Kirche in Polen) von großer Bedeutung, zumal es die einzige Stadt in Polen ist, in der die Mehrheit der Bewohner dieser Glaubensgemeinschaft angehört. In Wisła gibt es fünf lutherische Pfarreien, zu denen 57,5 % der Einwohner gehören, drei katholische Pfarreien, zu denen 21,2 % der Einwohner gehören, sowie zehn weitere Pfarreien kleinerer protestantischer Glaubensrichtungen. Evangelikale Christen sind meist Nachfahren von USA-Emigranten, die Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts zurück nach Wisła kamen.

Verkehr

Die Woiwodschaftsstraße Droga wojewódzka 941 führt durch Wisła in Nord-Süd-Richtung. Sie beginnt im Süden bei Istebna und führt über Wisła und Ustroń nach Harbutowice, wo sie an das polnische Autobahnen- und Schnellstraßennetz Anschluss findet, konkret die S52 und die DK81.

Die Woiwodschaftsstraße Droga wojewódzka 942 führt von Wisła nach Osten über den Salmopolska Pass nach Bielsko-Biała.

Die nächstgelegenen Flughäfen sind der Flughafen Johannes Paul II. bei Krakau und der Flughafen Katowice.

Die Bahnstrecke Nr. 191 verbindet Wisła mit Goleszów und von dort weiter mit Katowice und den anderen Städten Oberschlesiens. Es bestehen die Bahnhöfe Wisła Głębce und Wisła Uzdrowisko und die Haltepunkte Wisła Dziechcinka, Wisła Kopydło und Wisła Obłaziec.

Tourismus

Sehenswürdigkeiten
 Das Beskidenmuseum in Wisła (Muzeum Beskidzkie w Wiśle) ist in einem historischen Gebäude im Zentrum von Weichsel untergebracht. Ursprünglich befand sich dort ein Wirtshaus aus dem 18. Jahrhundert.
 Die katholische Holzkirche Heiligkreuz aus dem 16. Jahrhundert wurde 1983 nach Wisła gebracht.
 Holzarchitektur aus dem 19. Jahrhundert im Freilichtmuseum, das zum Beskidenmuseum gehört.
 Das alte evangelische Pfarrbaus wurde 1807 im klassizistischen Stil erbaut.
 Die alte evangelische Schule wurde 1824 im klassizistischen Stil erbaut.
 Die evangelische Kirche St. Peter und Paul wurde 1838 im klassizistischen Stil erbaut.
 Die katholische Marienkirche wurde 1856 im klassizistischen Stil erbaut.
 Das Hotel Piast von 1885 ist das älteste erhaltene Hotel in der Stadt.
 Das Habsburger Jagdschlösschen von 1897 stand ursprünglich auf den Hängen der Barania Góra und wurde später in die Ortsmitte verbracht. Seit 1987 wird es als PTTK-Berghütte genutzt.
 Das Präsidentenschloss wurde 1930 im Stil der Moderne von Adolf Szyszko-Bohusz erbaut.
 Zahlreiche Villen aus der vorletzten Jahrhundertwende.

Skigebiete

Auf dem Gemeindegebiet von Wisła befinden sich sieben größere Skigebiete mit ca. 30 Skiliften und 20 km Skipisten.
 Skigebiet Cieńków
 Skigebiet Soszów
 Skigebiet Nowa Osada
 Skigebiet Stożek
 Skigebiet Stok
 Skigebiet Klepki
 Skigebiet Skolnity.

Skispringen
Auf dem Gemeindegebiet von Wisła befinden sich zwei Skisprungschanzen.
 Centrum
 Adam-Małysz-Schanze-Malinka

Wanderwege

In Wisła beginnen zahlreiche markierte Wanderwege, die in die Schlesischen Beskiden führen, u. a. der Beskiden-Hauptwanderweg:
 ▬ Rozstaje nad Istebną Pietraszonką – Karolówka
 ▬ Wisła Jawornik – Przełęcz Beskidek
 ▬ Głębce  – Nowa Osada
 ▬ Czarne – Tal der Czarna Wisełka
 ▬ Gościejów – Gipfel Gościejów
 ▬ Głębce – Łabajów Stożek Wielki – Kiczory
 ▬ Głębce – Kubalonka Gipfel Kubalonka – os. Kozińce – Nowa Osada – os. Wróblonki – Smrekowiec
 ▬ Malinowska Skała – Magurka Wiślańska – Barania Góra – Przysłop – Karolówka
 ▬ Wisła – os. Zdejszy – Wierch Skalnity – os. Skolnity – Soszów Wielki
 ▬ Wisła Dziechcinka – Stożek Wielki – Kiczory
 ▬ Wisła Uzdrowisko – Trzy Kopce Wiślańskie – Przełęcz Salmopolska
 ▬ Głębce – os. Kozińce – Kubalonka – Szarcula
 ▬ Nowa Osada – Cieńków Niżni – Cieńków Wyśni – Gawlasi Groń
 ▬ Wisła Uzdrowisko – Wisła Jawornik – Berghütte Soszów
 ▬ Wisła Dziechcinka – os. Kobyla
 ▬ Głębce – os. Mrozków – Stożek Wielki
 ▬ Czarne – Tal der Biała Wisełka – Barania Góra – Przysłop – Karolówka
 ▬ Czantoria Wielka – Soszów Wielki – Stożek Wielki – Kubalonka – Przysłop – Barania Góra – Magurka Wiślańska (Teil des Beskiden-Hauptwanderwegs)
 ▬ Przełęcz Salmopolska – Malinów – Malinowska Skała

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Durch Wisła verlaufen vier Radfernwege:
 ▬ Weichsel-Radweg
 ▬ Radweg 24C um die Euroregion Teschener Schlesien
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 Radweg Greenways Krakau – Mähren – Wien

Lokale Medien
Von 1993 bis 1999 erschien die Monatszeitschrift Informator Miejski Wisły, die im Februar 1999 eingestellt wurde. Ab März 1999 erscheint die Monatszeitschrift Echo Wisły.

Einwohnerentwicklung
 1910: 4.599 Einwohner
 1961: 8.692
 1970: 9.684
 2007: 11.320

Internationale Zusammenarbeit
Wisła hat folgende Partnerstädte:
  Hukvaldy, Tschechien
  Bully-les-Mines, Frankreich
  Rheinhausen, Deutschland
  Čoka, Serbien

Persönlichkeiten
 Jan Kawulok (* 1946 in Wisła), polnischer Skispringer und Skisprungtrainer
 Jerzy Pilch (* 1952 in Wisła; † 2020 in Kielce), polnischer Schriftsteller
 Adam Małysz (* 1977 in Wisła), polnischer Skispringer
 Rafał Śliż (* 1983 in Wisła), polnischer Skispringer
 Mateusz Wantulok (* 1987 in Wisła), polnischer Nordischer Kombinierer
 Paweł Słowiok (* 1992 in Wisła), polnischer Skispringer und Skilangläufer

Weblinks

 Website der Stadt Wisła

Einzelnachweise

Panorama

Ort der Woiwodschaft Schlesien
Ort an der Weichsel

Geographie (Schlesische Beskiden)

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With millions of fans from all walks of life, The NFL may well be America's signature on the modern world. In spite of a system rife with problems, it's a beloved American ritual on Sundays in the fall. Not so long, breast cancer was spoken about in hushed tones and secret family meetings. With the disease, shame carried an unneeded burden in the fight for health. The NFL pioneered pink cleats. A small but meaningful gesture that brought breast cancer out of the shadows and into the main stream. That shift helped. Before the military, schools, or lunch counters were integrated, baseball led the way to civil rights with Jackie Robinson on the legendary, Brooklyn Dodgers.
The NFL has a current policy regarding cannabis that is as arcane as the rest of he culture. There is "tough on crime, zero tolerance" rhetoric that isn't helpful. Cannabis may be an option for many players as a way to manage pain. At the moment, pain management is powerful pain killers, dangerous if misused and highly addictive. Cannabis offers a safer alternative. The NFL has an opportunity to lead the way. In addition to the medicinal potential, the NFL should make a clear statement that young black men bear the brunt of the drug war and that is wrong.
It would be a bold move and will take time but should the NFL allow for the use of medicinal cannabis, the culture would fall like dominoes, unlocking the potential to aid people without shame or secrecy. Last week the NFL made news by considering cannabis is an option. High Sobriety supporters safe living and examining all options with pain management which may include cannabis. The NFL would be a major victory in the cultural fight to sane drug policy.


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I'm in denial of how I eat.
Other days I do HIIT and circuit training exercises.
Now, here's how it unravels.
Ultimately, I know when I'm hungry and I know when I'm full. I know when I should eat, and I know when it's time to stop.
The reality is… I lack the control to sometimes do so on my own. The sad part? I won't admit it to myself that I lack the discipline to control my poor eating habits. I don't want to admit that this is a weakness in myself. Therefore, I pardon my thoughts and behaviors by finding all different ways to justify my poor eating decisions so I don't feel guilty.
As an American kid, I was used to big serving sizes and the expectation that I had to finish my plate. I was actually told that I couldn't leave the table until I made a genuine effort to eat everything left in front of me.
Our family ate around a regimented eating schedule. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner were at the same time every day. Regardless of when our last meal was finished, snacks were provided on the kitchen counters in-between entrees to prevent hunger. When guests were invited over, snacks, appetizers, and desserts took over the kitchen. Food was constantly out in the open. Eating was the social grace that entertainment was always based around. It was rude not to provide enough food for your guests to enjoy, and it was rude not to accept an offering of food from a guest in return.
Eating became constant and the experience of feeling hunger pangs became non-existent.
I've always been envious of other cultures and their healthier relationships with food. Europeans, in my opinion, all appear to be "delicately indulgent eaters". Grand generalization, I know, but for the most part, I believe this to be true. They enjoy wine, bread, desserts, etc., and exude complete satisfaction with smaller serving sizes, the need to eat less throughout the day (without all of the snacking), and gracefully accept satiety. They seem to enjoy and maintain a healthy relationship with food.
In an effort to "get real" with myself, I've decided to "do as the Europeans do" for a month.
My emphasis will be less on exercising and more on eating. I will actually take an entire month off of rigorous exercise to focus all of my attention on my relationship with food.
Eating starts with hunger. And feeling hungry is okay.
Snacking is out of the equation. I'll indulge in dessert and wine and bread in a controlled and mindful way. I'll do the best I can to disassociate feelings of guilt, lack of discipline / control, and weakness in my relationship with food. I will politely decline generous food offerings at social settings if I am full and can no longer tolerate anything additional.
I'm going to work hard on myself this next month. It's not going to be easy challenging old self-mantras, breaking a childhood of eating habits, and laying low on my normal exercise routine. However, if I truly want to improve my self and have a healthier relationship with food, I need to be honest with myself and really put in the work. Let's see how this goes!


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Do you know any of these baseball players from the Dukeville/Buck Steam Station baseball team? Or what year this might be?
We're familiar with Louie the Lightning Bug and his safety bus, but do you know where this photo from the Florida Power Corp. collection was taken? Were there other buses or vehicles that advertised electrical safety?
Who are these men from the Duke Power collection? Do you know what site this is and what kind of work they're doing?
Steve Garrett at Harris Nuclear Plant let us know that the dam pictured is Woody Dam on the Rocky River in Chatham County, N.C.
Several readers recognized this photo from the Florida Power Corp. collection as an United Way campaign event. Debra Crisp, who works for Duke Energy in Florida, said President Allen Keesler and Vice President Joe Cronin borrowed her old concert tees and Halloween wigs to play their "Wayne's World" roles. The United Way skits traveled to corporate offices, plants and operating centers to hand deliver pledge cards. This particular skit was Olympic-themed and set to the tune of "Let's Get Physical." According to Debra, the skits were always hysterical.
This picture was familiar to a lot of you. We're told this car show was at Oconee Nuclear Station in South Carolina in the late 1980s to early '90s. It was also part of a United Way event, which still takes place today in the same parking lot.


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New York just took a huge step toward funding lasting climate resilience
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Earlier this year, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo presented an ambitious challenge to the state Legislature: Pass a $3 billion bond to boost climate resilience and mitigate the impacts of sea level rise while preserving the state's natural resources.
Last month, at the height of the coronavirus, the Legislature responded, passing a budget bill that included the Restore Mother Nature Bond Act.
The measure is expected to go to voters in the fall. If a majority approves the bond, it will put New York on a path to building lasting resilience, while also stimulating the economy, creating jobs and benefiting the state's most vulnerable communities.
Sea level rise poses a grave threat for New York
In the coming decades, climate change will significantly impact New York communities, particularly in coastal areas susceptible to flooding and sea level rise.
Since 1900, the state has experienced at least a foot of sea level rise and scientists anticipate land loss will accelerate over the next century. NOAA estimates that New York will experience an inch of sea level rise every seven to eight years, while low-lying areas such as Kings Point and the Battery will experience more than 15 inches by 2050.
New York currently has 100 square miles of land within the 100-year coastal floodplain, putting 431,000 New Yorkers at risk of coastal flooding each year. By midcentury, sea level rise will add 50 square miles to the floodplain, placing an additional 230,000 residents at risk.
Protecting New Yorkers against floods and superstorms
Superstorm Sandy caused a total of $71 billion in economic damages, with $19 billion in New York City alone. Going forward, rising global temperatures will lead to a greater number of destructive storms like Sandy, which delivered a 14-foot storm surge at the Battery and inundated Lower Manhattan.
Damage in Breezy Point, New York, after Superstorm Sandy, which caused a total of $71 billion in economic damages. Credit: U.S. EPA photo by Jeanethe Falvey.
It's clear that New York needs bold investments to build resilience to flooding from extreme weather, and the Bond Act provides a great model for how states can proactively finance climate resilience.
At the federal level, we know that every $1 invested before a disaster saves $6 in post-disaster recovery, so savings at the state level could be even greater. Plus, as more and more states are experiencing extreme weather and competing for federal disaster recovery dollars, it's increasingly important for state leaders to identify ways to fund their own climate resilience. Then, states are better positioned to apply for matching federal investments to allow state dollars to go even further.
The Bond Act will give New York leaders the ability to invest $3 billion of state dollars in large-scale projects that build climate resilience over time, while also benefiting the economy. According to one study, every $1 invested in land or water conservation generates $7 in return for New York businesses. The Restore Mother Nature Bond Act can help provide the necessary resources to create a more resilient future for New York. Click To Tweet
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The Bond Act will fund a comprehensive suite of solutions that include flood risk reduction, open-space land conservation, climate change mitigation, clean energy projects and water quality improvements.
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We love place names here at the Museum. Researching place names, even seemingly mundane ones, often reveals unique stories about earlier human encounters with the landscape. Apparently you love them too; two of our most popular blog posts ever have listed the meaning behind some of Whistler-Blackcomb's ski run names (Why is that Ski Run Called Hooker? & Who Burnt the Stew?)
So we were especially excited with the most recent arrival to our archives: a thick folder featuring maps, name lists, and correspondence by prolific local mountaineer/geologist/Olympian father Karl Ricker, dating from 1964 to the early 2000s. Essentially the file tells the official story behind dozens of mountain, glacier and creek names around Whistler (primarily the north half of Garibaldi Park).
In 1964 Ricker was still a student at UBC and an active member of their Varsity Outdoor Club. That spring, along with other VOCers, he had famously completed the first tour of what they dubbed the "Fitzsimmons Horseshoe Traverse" better-known today as the Spearhead Traverse. (The Fitzsimmons Range and the Spearhead Range extend back from Whistler and Blackcomb Mountains, respectively, to form the "horseshoe." Both these sub-ranges' names were created by BCMC mountaineers in the 1920s, and officially adopted after Ricker's 1964 application.)
Of course these intrepid ski-mountaineers set out for adventure, first and foremost. They also recognized, however, that with the development of ski lifts less than 2 years away, these hitherto remote and rarely visited peaks were about to become a whole lot more accessible, and popular. It was time to investigate just what they had to offer.
This exploration, mapping and naming of the Garibaldi Park mountains was the continuation of a process begun in the 1920s by pioneer mountaineers like Don & Phyllis Munday, and especially Dr. Neal Carter. Carter was still active in the naming process with Ricker in 1964, more than 40 years after he began his exploration, cartography, and nomenclature work in Garibaldi Park.
And so on to the names… Let's start with the big one: Whistler. The story was already known, but it's pretty important for us to finally have the official documentation in our archives.
Alex Philip and guest "At the summit of Whistle Mountain," 1920s.
Locally, the mountain was known to Alta Lake residents as "Whistle" or "Whistler" Mountain in honour of the whistling hoary marmots encountered by hikers in the high alpine. Somehow this name never made it to the survey officials in Victoria and Ottawa. Instead, this mountain was identified on government maps as "London Mountain," presumably in reference to the mining claims on the mountain's north slopes, registered to the "London Mining Group" (they were Brits).
By 1964, of course, high-profile efforts by Garibaldi Lifts to develop a ski hill and bring the Olympics to the southern Coast Mountains were already well underway, As Ricker wrote in his application to the Geographic Names Board,
Despite being published on every map since 1928 as London Mountain, it has not stood the test of time; the mountain is still "Whistler" Mountain to the Vancouver newspapers and to all the advertisements put forth on the development of skiing in this portion of Garibaldi Park. Yet when a newcomer or new park user attempts to find "Whistler" on the map he is faced with unnecessary confusion.
The Geographic Names Board was convinced, and the rest is history.
As for some of the more lyrical names one finds towards the back of the traverse route: 1964 marked the 400th anniversary of the birth of "The Bard," William Shakespeare. As Ricker noted in his application,
His plays are loaded with a diverse lot of characters; the [naming] committee felt that a few of them aptly described some of the features in the area and that we should contribute to the commemoration of this anniversary.
The mountains resembled Shakespearean characters? Hear him out:
Mount MacBeth: This hulking pyramid marks "the point of no return" for skiers attempting the full traverse. "Similarly, Macbeth reached a point of no return when he began to kill off his friends."
Mount MacBeth (the glaciated peak at center/right) as seen from Whistler Mountain. In case "MacBeth" wasn't accepted Ricker proposed as an alternative "The Fox Ears" due to the appearance of the twin summit. Photo: Bivouac.com.
Mount Iago: While on the 1964 traverse, this peak "appeared to be an impossible barricade to our ski touring party. The summit glacier is criss-crossed with hidden crevasses as well, and as a result the 1964 party was coerced into taking a long detour" (hence Detour Ridge). Later, the party realized that the peak was not so hazardous as suspected, and Ricker drew the comparison with Iago, "a very deceptive fellow in Shakespeare's Othello."
Mount Benvolio: The report describes how "when viewed from the north, this peak stands out from Mount Overlord and Fitzsimmons… However, its beauty from afar is somewhat dulled in close up views and its ascent is of no trouble. In Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, the character of Benvolio had similar traits."
Mounts Angelo and Diavolo, by the way, are not part of this Shakespearean celebration. They were named by Neal Carter in the 1920s. Steep, rocky Diavolo proved a hellish ascent. Its twin peak is snowier and more elegant appearing, and thus earned its name in counterpoint. Ricker heartily endorsed these place names out of respect for Carter, but alo because of their "euphony" (today's word of the day) especially when combined with their similar-sounding Shakespearean neighbours. (For a great contemporary ski-mountaineering tale from Mount Angelo which adds another layer to this poetic place-naming story, click here.)
There you have it. Who said place names are boring?!
This just scratching the surface of all the great stuff in these folders, there are definitely more blog posts to come. In the meantime, feel free to leave a comment below if you're curious about a specific name or feature, and we'll see what we can do.
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Q: Aliasing javascript methods? I have an object that contains both properties and methods:
var foo = {
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}

I'm trying to restructure, moving all methods into a new methods object:
var foo = {
    methods: {
        bar: function(a) {},
    }
    baz: 42
}

Is it possible to remove foo.bar() while also preserving backwards compatibility? E.g. when a user tries foo.bar(a), it's aliased to foo.methods.bar(a)?

A: Object literals are typically used for storage of state (properties), rather than objects that also have behavior (methods), unless we are talking about objects with static methods.
In general, when making objects with methods, you should make constructor functions rather than object literals and then you should set up the methods on the prototype of that object.

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  // Set up a simple proxy reference:
  this.bar = this.methods.bar;
  this.baz = 42;
}

// Set up methods on the prototype, not the constructor because the
// algorithms stored in these properties won't change from instance
// to instance, so we should just store them once - on the prototype
// that all instances of foo will inherit.
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Human Rights / News in English | By admin
UN: Saudi-led alliance responsible for refugee boat attack off Yemen
Bodies of Somali refugees, killed in attack by a helicopter while traveling in a boat off the coast of Yemen, are at the port in Hudaydah, Yemen, March 17, 2017. (Photo by AP
New York(ANN)-UN investigators have censured as a violation of humanitarian law a deadly March attack by the Saudi-led military alliance fighting Yemen on a boat carrying Somali refugees off the coast of the impoverished country.
More than 40 people, including women and children, were killed and dozens of others were wounded after a Saudi-led strike hit the refugee boat near the Bab el-Mandeb Strait in the Red Sea.
The coalition has denied striking the boat near the port of Hudaydah.
This civilian vessel was almost certainly attacked using a 7.62 mm caliber weapon from an armed utility helicopter," the investigators wrote in a 185-page report to the UN Security Council on Monday, Reuters reported on Wednesday, adding that the helicopter was likely operating from a naval vessel.
The UN report said the attack violated international humanitarian law and threatened the peace, security and stability of Yemen.
Saudi Arabia, along with some of its allies, has been pounding Yemen since March 2015 in a bid to undermined the Houthi Ansarullah movement and reinstate resigned president Abd Rabbuh Mansur Hadi.
The Saudi-led coalition, which receives US arms and logistical support, includes Riyadh's allies, including Egypt, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait and Jordan.
The UN investigators said the coalition had become a cover for its members to "hide behind 'the entity' of the coalition to shield themselves from state responsibility for violations committed by their forces."
Attempts to divert responsibility in this manner from individual states to the Saudi Arabia-led coalition may contribute to further violations continuing with impunity," they wrote.
Human Rights Watch also censured the attack on the Somali refugee boast as a "war crime."
"The coalition's apparent firing on a boat filled with fleeing refugees is only the latest likely war crime in Yemen's two-year-long war," said Sarah Leah Whitson, the Middle East director at Human Rights Watch, in March.
"Reckless disregard for the lives of civilians has reached a new level of depravity," she added.
The strike was reportedly carried out by an Apache helicopter, which is only used by Saudi Arabia in the war on Yemen.


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Do you know how much you make in income each month? What about the actual amount of your monthly expenses? You may have an idea of your monthly income and expenses but, do you know this figure exactly? Chances are you don't. Although you may not think it important, there are numerous benefits of knowing your monthly or yearly income and expenses.
Are you trying to save money or create a budget? Knowing the actual amount of your monthly income and expenses is critical to reaching your financial goal and creating a successful budget. The following is a breakdown of how to accurately calculate the actual amount of your monthly income and expenses.
To determine your income you must consider how often you get paid. Salaried employees usually receive the same amount each month but, if you're paid hourly your wages may vary by week.
If you are paid hourly, you'll need to calculate a reasonable average of your wages for the month. Gather your check stubs for the past few months and calculate the average. Any overtime worked should be considered "extra" money and not included in the average. The resulting figure is a reasonable estimate of your monthly income.
Seasonal workers and those who earn money from tips and commission will also need to calculate their average income but using a much longer time frame. Aim for at least six months to a year to calculate the best average.
There are three types of personal expenses - fixed, variable, and periodic. When calculating your personal expenses you first need to identify the type and how often it's paid.
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To calculate your variable expenses, you need to review your bank and credit card statements over several months. Be honest and don't leave out even the tiniest expense.
Knowing the amount of your actual income and expenses is critical to creating a budget and helping you achieve your financial goals. When calculating your income and expenses, be sure to analyze your financial statements with a fine-toothed comb and include all sources of income. At the end of your analysis, you want to have the most accurate depiction of your income and expenses.


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Q: error_messages_for is deprecated in ruby - how do I find the replacement? I am reading an old book (2008) to learn ruby and it is for rails 2.0.2.
I have decided to use Rails 3 to find out the differences between the ruby back then to what it is now. Most of it has been good so far and I have been easily been able to find and correct the differences.
The problem I am having now, is that the code is using a deprecated function error_messages_for and upon looking at http://apidock.com/rails/ActionView/Helpers/ActiveRecordHelper/error_messages_for I cannot find a replacement or any way to show me what the new way is. Can someone help me find the new way to use error_messages_for and how I should go about finding the new way to do things and the way to discover the new best practices etc.

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*f.error_messages in Rails 3.0

*Rails error_messages helper

*http://www.emersonlackey.com/article/rails3-error-messages-for-replacement

*http://ariejan.net/2010/12/15/why-did-errormessagesfor-disappear-from-rails-3/

*https://gist.github.com/1113828
Just the top 5 links found searching Google for "rails error_messages_for rails 3".
That said, you really should use an up-to-date book. Even the latest free Rails tutorials are covering Rails 3.


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PBS announced that more than 100 of its member stations are now streaming live on YouTube TV starting today.
PBS Presents Winter 2020 Programming Lineup, Including New MASTERPIECE Dramas SANDITON and HOWARDS END, and Adventure Series EXPEDITION WITH STEVE BACKSHALL
PBS packs its winter schedule with new series, seasons and specials, including the premieres of bingeworthy MASTERPIECE drama series SANDITON and HOWARDS END, new adventure series EXPEDITION WITH STEVE BACKSHALL, and programs recognizing International Holocaust Remembrance Day and Black History Month.
PBS Partners with YouTube TV
PBS announced that it has secured carriage for its member stations on YouTube TV's live TV and on-demand subscription service.
PBS and WTTW CHICAGO Announce PREHISTORIC ROAD TRIP
Emily Graslie, just outside Hanna, WY, Prehistoric Road Trip
Courtesy of Julie Florio and WTTW
PBS and WTTW Chicago announced PREHISTORIC ROAD TRIP, a new three-part natural history series that combines science, culture and history and brings viewers along for an unforgettable expedition through hundreds of millions of years of history.
Eighth Annual PBS Online Film Festival Showcases The "Power of Community"
PBS Online Film Festival Returns to All PBS Digital Platforms
The Webby Award-nominated PBS Online Film Festival returns July 15 - 26 with 25, short-form, independent films on all PBS digital platforms.
PBS Digital Studios Debuts STELLAR Alongside PBS's "Summer of Space" Interactive Experience at PBS.org
STELLAR, A New Six Part Miniseries from PBS Digital Studios.
PBS Digital Studios is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the lunar landing with the launch of STELLAR, a six-episode space-themed miniseries on PBS's Facebook and YouTube pages beginning Thursday, June 20.
PBS Presents The Mueller Report, a Special Collaboration from FRONTLINE and PBS NewsHour
In response to conclusions from Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report on Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, PBS presents The Mueller Report, a collaboration from FRONTLINE and PBS NewsHour, airing on Monday, March 25 on PBS at 8pm EST/ 7pm CST.
New Music Education Series SOUND FIELD from PBS Digital Studios Breaks Down the History and Culture Behind Our Most Beloved Tunes
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PBS Digital Studios announced today the premiere of a new original series, SOUND FIELD, taking viewers on a deep dive into the history and culture behind our favorite songs and musical styles.
PBS Announces Its Current Top 10 Vote Getters for THE GREAT AMERICAN READ Ahead of the Grand Finale on Tuesday, October 23, 2018 8:00-9:00 p.m. ET on PBS
The clock is ticking to cast your final votes for America's best-loved novel. THE GREAT AMERICAN READ will air its "Grand Finale" episode and reveal America's choice for its number one book on Tuesday, October 23, 2018, 8:00-9:00 p.m. ET on PBS stations nationwide (check local listings).
PBS Expands Its Digital Content Reach This Summer with Fresh Offerings Across Multiple Platforms
Today, PBS announced a new slate of original programming and digital initiatives exclusively for its social media and online platforms. Created to increase engagement with digital natives, the new content includes a virtual reality app, multiple series from PBS Digital Studios, a digital original series hosted on pbs.org and the 25 short form films included in the PBS Online Film Festival.
Seventh Annual PBS Online Film Festival Thinks Outside the Box Office with 25 Independent Short Films Amplifying Diverse Voices and Viewpoints
Today, PBS announced that the Webby Award-nominated PBS Online Film Festival will return for a seventh year July 16-27 and will feature 25 short-form independent films from multiple public media partners and PBS member stations.
Margaret Atwood, Lauren Graham, John Irving, Bill T. Jones, Devon Kennard, Gayle King, Diane Lane, George R. R. Martin, Lesley Stahl and Many More to Lend Their Voices to PBS' THE GREAT AMERICAN READ
Today at the Television Critics Association Press Tour, PBS President and CEO Paula Kerger announced key authors, celebrities and notable figures in the entertainment, sports, news and literary worlds who will lend their voices and passion to THE GREAT AMERICAN READ.
PBS to be honored with Seven Awards at 2018 Webbys
On Tuesday, April 24, winners of the 22nd annual Webby Awards were announced. The Webbys honor excellence on the internet and are presented by The International Academy of Digital Arts and Sciences, a judging body composed of more than a thousand industry experts and technology innovators.
PBS Digital Studios Launches New Digital Series HOT MESS From the Team Behind "It's Okay to Be Smart"
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PBS Digital Studios announced today the premiere of its new original YouTube series HOT MESS, dedicated to illustrating the complexities of the Earth's climate and its impact on populations.
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How Does Twitter Make Money
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Twitter is a company that allows people to broadcast short text messages to the world. These are called tweets. Users may read the tweets of others if they choose, or ignore them. Twitter makes money by selling advertising in small chunks of 140 characters each, known as Tweets.
Intrinsic networks provide a more reliable and secure option for social media. Signing up for a free account makes twitter easy to use, but many of the features of the site are limited until a user pays a monthly fee. A popular way of making money is selling advertising space on a company's website or other online properties.
The site sells individual ad campaigns for a flat fee. These ads are then tailored to users' interests according to their tweets and other shared information, such as location. The company also offers an advertising tool that allows these campaigns to be targeted by specific keywords viewed in user profiles.
Twitter is free for users to sign up and post tweets. The company makes money by selling advertising on its site, which uses keywords to target users. Twitter also introduced Promoted Tweets in 2010, allowing companies to pay the social media site for priority placement at the top of search results pages.
Twitter can make money through targeted advertising or more recently by charging big brands for tweeting.
Twitter makes its revenue by selling advertisements on the site, including promoted tweets and sponsored accounts. The social media platform also offers a self-service advertising platform that enables companies to target users based on keywords in their profile, number of followers they have, etc. This model can be used to promote events, products, and services.
Twitter makes its money by selling advertisements on the site or allowing companies to pay to promote their tweets for priority placement at the top of search results pages. Another way that Twitter generates revenue is through data licensing where app developers use Twitter's data to provide certain services. This includes customer service and social CRM.
Twitter is an online social networking website that allows users to send and read short 140-character messages called "tweets". On Certiology, you can learn more tutorials about twitter.. The company generates data licensing revenue by monetizing one of its most popular features – tweets.
Twitter can generate data licensing revenue because it has collected large amounts of its user's information, much of which is public. While Twitter users are free to restrict their tweets' visibility, the majority allow their tweets to be read by anyone who enters a search query for their username or follows a hyperlink in their profile.
Twitter breaks the data it collects about its users into two categories
Public information is used for providing the best possible search experience because it is indexed by search engines.
Private information, on the other hand, can only be accessed with a login and password combination. Twitter monetizes public data through licensing to search engines which provide advanced filtering and searching features for users.
Twitter also generates revenue from advertising in its API ecosystem. API (application programming interface) providers use Twitter's public data to power their applications by providing consumers with the ability to sign in, tweet, and perform other key Twitter functions. API providers also pay for advertising space on Twitter's website through promoted tweets, accounts or trends.
Twitter has over 200 million users who send about 340 million tweets per day. They have a valuation of more than $8 billion and see an average of 1.6 billion search queries per day on their site, making twitter the third largest search engine in the world right now behind Google and Baidu from China.
In just one year, from 2010 to 2011, Twitter's revenue increased by about 800% from $28 million in revenue in the first half of 2010 to a projected $ 288 million in revenue in 2011.
Tweet Deck is an application for desktop and mobile devices which allows users to see who is tweeting about particular topics or keywords. Tweet deck also enables users to manage their Twitter accounts. Tweet deck was bought by Twitter in May 2011 for somewhere between $40 million and $50 million.
Market research company eMarketer estimates that Twitter's advertising revenue will top $540 million this year, despite slowing down to a 28 percent growth rate from the 103 percent increase it experienced last year. The firm believes that Twitter will continue to see rapid growth in the coming years, topping $1.6 billion by 2015 with a 32 percent ad revenue growth rate.
Twitter has started to focus on mobile ads as well, seeing that 50% of all tweets are now sent from mobile devices. They have partnered with companies like American Express, AT&T Inc., Best Buy Co., Starbucks Corp., Target Corp., and Walmart to distribute sponsored content.
Twitter also has strategic partnerships with television networks like CBS so that TV viewers who follow their favorite shows can see relevant tweets alongside their programs. Twitter is now partnering with Nielsen to release a new service called the "Nielsen Twitter TV Rating." This will let TV producers and advertisers decide if they want to include or exclude tweets from their programming.
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Two major solar plants are coming up in Ladakh and Kargil. The Ladakh project will be located at Hanle-Khaldo in Nyoma, a strategically important area 254km from Leh. The Kargil project will be built at Suru in Zanskar, 254km from the district HQ. The project will keep glaciers cool by saving 12,750 tonnes of carbon emission a year. Power from Ladakh will go to Haryana.
Developers say capping of tariff in competitive bidding turns investments unviable. They say competition, wind density and solar irradiance should determine tariffs. For solar tenders, safeguard duty and allowing promoters to pass the impact on consumers while setting a tariff ceiling, has lost promoters' interests.
Stepping up efforts to gradually increase solar footprints across the country, the Centre on Tuesday approved two schemes - one to promote use of solar power among farmers and the second to give impetus to its ongoing grid-connected rooftop solar programme. Both the schemes together will get the central financial support of over Rs 46,000 crore by 2022.
Adani Green Energy Ltd (AGEL) today said that Solar Energy Corporation of India (SECI) has annulled the tender won by its arm Mahoba Solar (UP) Private Ltd.


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Philip Wrisley, project manager at Plibrico's Salem, Ohio, office, is the latest employee to take advantage of this training. Wrisley is the recipient of an API STD 936 Refractory Personnel Certification from the American Petroleum Institute. This certification verifies Wrisley's knowledge of API Refractory Installation Quality Control Guidelines for field-testing of monolithic refractory materials, as well as best practices in the installation and repair of refractory linings.
Wrisley is now certified to provide customers with API-approved field-testing to assure superior refractory performance, while saving time and money on installations. In addition, his knowledge can help better align Plibrico installation teams with third-party inspection services to facilitate improved quality assurance practices overall.


What are the closest stations to Kalabule?
Chinese is 94 meters away, 2 min walk.
Brigade is 671 meters away, 9 min walk.
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You can also get to Kalabule by Bus. These are the lines and routes that have stops nearby - Bus: 301, 435, 64.
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Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2022
Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival 2022. Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival is finally coming up again! We are happy to bring this good news to all our dear fans. It is indeed good news because it's been four years now since we had our amazing Coachella Music Festival. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival was postponed last year, 2020, and this year, 2021 as a result of the Covid-19 strike. Now, we are more than happy to notify all our dear fans that the long-awaited Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival will come up next year, 2022!
Good news! You can stream the festival online and have an online watch with your loved ones in the comfort of your home if you will not be able to make it to the event ground. Coachella started in 1999 and has always come up at two weekends at The Empire Polo ground in Indio, California. This pop and rock electronic music have grown wide and stronger among large fans of about 125,000 audiences in every year's festival.
With no age restrictions, our Coachella Valley Music lovers are made up of different age group of people. Read below to get more details about the upcoming Coachella Valley Music and Arts Fest 2022
1 How to Participate in the 2022 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Fest
2 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Fest 2022 Ticket
3 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Fest 2022 Lineup
How to Participate in the 2022 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Fest
The long-awaited Coachella Valley music festival is here. We know all our fans are as happy as we are. We can't wait to see you all at the Empire Polo ground where the live events will be happening! You can tune in to the live performances via any of your social media platforms to have an online watch of our live performances at Empire polo ground. Aside from your social media platforms, we will stream live our performances on YouTube. Watch us online from there clearly and have a feel of the ongoing events with your friends and loved ones right in the comfort of your room. Also, the Coachella Valley Music app gives you more ease of online watch experience plus a reduction of extra charges. We are sure to give that you a memorable experience in this upcoming 2022 Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival.
Coachella Valley Music and Arts Fest 2022 Ticket
You can get your ticket at the cheapest rate from the Coachella's website from June 4, 10 AM PST AND 1 PM EST. Our fans who have gotten their ticket since 2022 could have a rollover for the postponed dates. Do ensure to check our website for more info on this.
Coachella Valley Music and Arts Fest 2022 Lineup
We know our fans are more than excited and are anticipating seeing their best artist in the upcoming festival's lineup. We will update you about the Lineup close to the festival date.
You sure don't want to miss this heavenly Music Festival coming up next April. Get your party wears ready for weekend bliss!


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Fortnite: How to Turn Off The Ammo Indicator
Nick Farrell
Having trouble working out how to remove the ammo indicator? Here's the solution!
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Risky Reels Event?
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Fortnite Chapter 2 Season 1 has been in full swing for almost two months now, since the release of the long-awaited season players all over the world are exploring the brand new map for the first time.
A new reticle was added to the POV of the player sometime during the last major Fortnite update.
At first, this can catch some players by surprise as was not detailed and kind of unexpected.
If you are in this boat we will detail how to change it so you won't see the ammo indicator anymore!
One of the strangest things about this new reticle is that you can only turn it on/off during a match.
You think Epic Games would have a setting for it outside of the game but here we go.
Once you are loaded into a match of Fortnite, it does not matter what specific game mode you are in.
You are going to want to open up your settings tab, from there head over to the HUD bar along the top side of the settings menu.
PC players may have to buy Hitman 2 again in order to play it's levels on Hitman 3
Once you are in the HUD section, find the option that says "reticle" and boom, turn that ammo indicator off and there you go!
An easy way to fix one of the more annoying additions to Fortnite in quite some time now.
Fortnite Chapter 2 or Season 11 is finally here! With a brand new map!
There are plenty of exciting things to look forward to in Fortnite Chapter 2, including the next phase of the Fortnite Champion Series.
Since the season has been extended for another two months for an unknown reason, we are almost at that point in time where we would normally get some kind of in-game event.
Luckily for us, we have some more details that were uncovered today due to a quick patch and they could lead to a bigger event!
For those who are unaware, there has been some minor development going on with Risky Reels over the last few updates.
Flashing back to the old Fortnite map, Risky was the unfortunate spot that was replaced in favor of The Block; now, it seems as there could be another major change coming.
With trucks being seen making their way into Risky Reels with what we can assume is building materials, this can only mean one thing.
Something is about to be built on top of or attached to Risky Reels and thankfully due to Fortnite data miners, we already have a look at what the finished product will look like.
Fortnite data miner @Lucas7Yoshi who is highly regarded within the Fortnite community for his trustworthy leaks has unveiled what the final project may be.
Cyberpunk is still a "long, long" way off being fixed... but in 2021 there's hope for us all
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