The commercial aviation industry is at the beginning of a technology investment wave fuelled by advancements in high-speed, in-flight Wi-Fi connectivity according to a new report released by Honeywell today.
The US-headquartered technology company said that spending on connected technologies will increase dramatically in the coming years, driven by a rapidly growing demand for solutions that enhance the passenger experience, save airlines money and improve operational efficiency.
The Honeywell Connected Aircraft Report surveyed more than a hundred aviation organisations about connected technologies - those that make use of data sent to and from the aircraft to benefit passengers, pilots and operators.
The report found that spending will be largely focused beyond the cabin, with maintenance ranking highest among the pain points that airline decision makers want to tackle. Investment in connected technologies is expected to rise significantly during the next 12 months, and to increase even more rapidly over the next five years.
"The airline industry is beginning to seriously invest in Connected Aircraft technology to proactively improve daily operations. The result is airline employees performing their daily roles more effectively, while also delivering the kind of service that passengers expect, including increased safety and on-time arrivals," said Kristin Slyker, vice president, Connected Aircraft, Honeywell Aerospace.
The Honeywell Connected Aircraft Report features survey responses from maintenance personnel, flight and ground crew, fleet management personnel and other key stakeholders in the commercial airline sector on near- and long-term technology purchase plans. Connected Aircraft technologies are seen as one of the most important long-term investments to improve all-around operations and competitive standing within the industry. The benefits of these technologies also go well beyond passenger entertainment in the cabin. The next wave of investment in connectivity is to address three main challenges: maintenance effectiveness, fuel consumption and aircraft turnaround time.
Delays due to last-minute maintenance issues cost the industry hundreds of millions of dollars a year and contribute significantly to passenger dissatisfaction. Based on insight from commercial respondents, improvements in maintenance are the most important benefit airlines want to see from an investment in the Connected Aircraft. Maintenance was ranked as the top priority in the report, with 88 % of respondents labelling it as an "Extremely Important" or a "Very Important" investment.
Fuel typically accounts for 20 to 40% of an airline's operating costs. If airlines can reduce the amount of fuel used, that will make a dramatic impact on the bottom line. Therefore, Honeywell said, it was no surprise that 73 % of survey respondents listed fuel efficiency as "Extremely Important" or "Very Important" to an airline's investment plan.
Honeywell's report also found that passenger experience was one of the top reasons for airlines to invest in the connected aircraft, with 76 % of respondents listing it as "Extremely Important" or "Very Important." Respondents said that connected-related purchases will increase operational efficiency, improve fleet management, provide energy efficiency, ensure flight safety, give customers delight, [and reduce] aircraft turnaround time and costs.
According to the report, 61% of respondents are planning to spend more in the next year than they currently do on connected aircraft technology, and 69% are planning to spend even more in the next five years. Airlines are also willing to give that investment time to pay off; 27 % expect a return between 12 and 18 months, and 28 % expect a return between 19 months and three years.
About half of the respondents expect to spend up to $1 million per aircraft on connectivity technologies over the next year, with most looking to spend $100K to $500K. The bigger jump is seen over the next five years, with 38 % of respondents reporting that they expect to spend at least $1 million per aircraft on connected technology during that time span. A full 17 % plan to spend more than $10 million per aircraft on connected technologies over the next five years. These significant investments signal the increasing value of connected technologies in the coming years.


Silverstone is a small village in the East Midlands, situated in Northamptonshire county. For many years it has been the home of the British Grand Prix, making it a popular venue among racing fans. The village is surrounded by Whittlewood Forest, which was also the main source of the local timber trade for a long time. St. Michael's Church is another main landmark in the village and north of the church there are ruins dating back to the medieval era.
Silverstone has a number of small local businesses including graphic design companies and event management companies taking up shared offices. Other businesses in the area include advertising agencies, logistical companies, bookkeepers and financial service providers. A number of businesses cater for Formula One fans such as Silverstone Innovation Centre and Bob Salisbury Engineering, which creates replica F1 cars.
Silverstone Formula One race circuit is the biggest attraction with regular track days bringing in a lot of racing fans. The Silverstone Autosport & Rally School also has a large following throughout the year. When it comes to cuisine, Silverstone has a Little Chef, which is a great place to grab a quick bite to eat, while The White Horse Inn is a friendly pub offering traditional bar food.
Silverstone has a number of local bus and national coach services passing through, providing easy access to road transportation. The nearest rail-link is via Wolverton railway station. Milton Keynes Central and Northampton railway stations are also quite close by. Silverstone Heliport is the closest aerial link to the village, while London Luton is the nearest major international airport.


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Sajjan Kumar accuses CBI of tutoring key witness of 1984 anti-Sikh riots in Delhi court
The submission came after Joginder Singh, who is a witness and the complainant in the case, told the court that certain facts written in the statement given by him to the police relating to the case were false.
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Former Congress leader Sajjan Kumar, serving life term in Tihar jail, accused the CBI before a Delhi court on Tuesday of tutoring a key witness in a 1984 anti-Sikh riots case.
The fact that the witness was giving information contrary to his police statements in 1985 point to his being tutored, Kumar's counsel said.
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Singh was being cross-examined before District Judge Poonam A Bamba when he said that, contrary to his previous statement to the police, he did not run away from his house when some people came and looted his house during the riots.
Three persons -- Kumar, Brahmanand Gupta and Ved Prakash -- are facing trial on charges of murder and rioting pertaining to the killing of Surjit Singh (Joginder's cousin) in Sultanpuri.
The riots broke out after the assassination of then prime minister Indira Gandhi by her Sikh bodyguards on October 31, 1984.
Kumar is currently lodged in Tihar jail after conviction in another case related to the riots.
Singh had said in 1985 that some people had entered his house and looted precious jewellery and money. He said he had run away from his house and did not recognise any of them.
When the defense counsel pointed out that in his previous statement Singh had not named the accused or named any Surjit, the witness told the court, "I had named everyone. I had taken the name of Sajjan Kumar as one of the accused and given every detail about Surjit to the police. I don't know if they had recorded it or not."
The advocate appearing for the former Congress leader however said, "Singh has been tutored. It was evident from the previous statement and today's statement that Singh was giving a false statement."
Another witness, Cham Kaur, had on November 16 last year identified Kumar before the court as one who had allegedly instigated the mob to kill Sikhs.
Kaur had told the court that she had seen Kumar allegedly addressing a crowd in the national capital's Sultanpuri area in 1984.
"On November 1, 1984 when I stepped out to look for my goat, I saw accused Sajjan Kumar addressing the crowd and saying 'hamari ma maar di, Sardaro ko maar do' (They killed our mother, kill the Sikhs)," Kaur had told the court.
She further said the next morning, her son and father were killed.
Before Kaur, another key prosecution witness Sheela Kaur identified Kumar as one who had instigated a crowd in Sultanpuri.
The case was transferred from the Karkardooma court to the Patiala House court here by the Delhi High Court, which had directed the district judge to video record the proceedings.
The Delhi High Court had on December 17 last year convicted Kumar and sentenced him to imprisonment for "remainder of his natural life" in another 1984 anti-Sikh riots case, saying the riots were a "crime against humanity" perpetrated by those who enjoyed "political patronage" and aided by an "indifferent" law enforcement agency.
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Glyph of Disengage – Disengage is a key tactical move for positioning and one of our primary escape abilities. Having access to Disengage every 20 seconds, as opposed to 25, is a tremendous advantage. Survival hunters have it even better… with this glyph and 2/2 Survival Tactics, SV hunters can pop Disengage every 16 seconds. Now that's what I call slippery!
Glyph of Serpent Sting – As MM hunters, we use this glyph in PvP for the same reason we use it in PvE – it makes our Chimera Shots hit harder. This glyph makes the second portion of Chimera Shot's damage hit 40% harder due to the additional two ticks of Serpent Sting that are factored in (unglyphed Serpent Sting = 15 sec/5 ticks, glyphed Serpent Sting = 21 sec/7 ticks).
Glyph of Explosive Shot – The additional 4% crit that we receive from this glyph is very important for PvP. The enemy's resilience can reduce your crit chance against them by 10-12% or more. This glyph helps lessen that factor, ensuring that the crits keep on coming.
Glyph of Feign Death – This is as staple as the Glyph of Aimed Shot. Feign Death is a remarkably useful PvP ability, so a shorter cooldown on the spell is a welcome boost to any PvP build.
Glyph of Mend Pet – This is basically a convenience glyph since it takes away the need for pet food, but it also ensures your pet will stay at full happiness and providing peak performance.
Glyph of Revive Pet – This is a good Glyph for BM Hunters who've talented 2/2 Improved Revive Pet. It eliminates interrupts during Revive Pet, which is handy for bringing your pet back in the thick of combat.
Those are builds that I currently use, or have used in the past. You may want to shift a few points around to better suit your needs (e.g., Improved Revive pet for BM, Efficiency for MM), but those three builds are all very good.


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St. Lucie and Indian River Counties spent more than $200,000 on red tide cleanup
By: Michelle Quesada
More than a month after red tide hit the Treasure Coast, counties are now submitting the final amount they spent on cleanup efforts to the state.
St. Lucie and Indian River Counties are hoping to get reimbursed by the state for the cost to remove tens of thousands of pounds of dead fish from their beaches.
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According to St. Lucie County:
Around 101,400 lbs. of dead fish were removed from just under a 5-mile stretch in the county.
Total cost of the cleanup was $81,885.
Cleanup lasted from Oct. 24-29.
"The smell wasn't very good and it wasn't great for tourism so to be able to get in there and get the beaches cleaned within five days was a blessing," said Erick Gill, Communications Director for St. Lucie County.
The county contracted with AshBritt Environmental, and used money from solid waste authority funds. The county is hoping to get that money back from the state soon, thanks to the state's emergency order issued for red tide.
"We had [AshBritt] on retainer in the event that there's a hurricane and major debris that needed to be cleaned up," Gill said.
If not, Gill said, crews from Parks and Recreation would have had to be moved around and the county said it would not have had the resources to clean up the dead fish.
According to Indian River County:
Around 161,000 lbs. of dead fish were removed from 22.5 miles of shoreline.
Cost came in at $120,775.
Indian River County said it contracted with Ceres Environmental, which was able to complete the work ahead of schedule, resulting in savings.
The counties do not know when exactly the state will issue the reimbursement funds.


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Turkmenistan was one of the poorest and wildest of the old republics of the USSR, a desert region huger than Germany, peopled by less than four million souls. Over a century ago its inhabitants had been oasis farmers or stockbreeding nomads, whose raids had filled the markets of Bukhara and Khiva with thousands of Persian slaves. Now Turkmenistan had discovered oil, gas and minerals, and — it seemed - the habits of dictatorship. With the collapse of the Soviets, little had changed in its government except the formal abolition of Communism.
The Lost Heart of Asia by Colin Thubron
Turkmenistan emerged as a newly independent state only in 1991, but the land has been shaped by the legacies of many occupants. The Kugitang Mountains in the east bear traces of the footprints of dinosaurs. At Margush in the heart of the country, archaeologist Viktor Sarianidi has toiled for decades in the hot desert to unearth a civilisation of Bronze Age fire-worshippers. Major sites representing different ages and rulers can be visited without fear of encountering jostling crowds of visitors. The Silk Road city of Ancient Merv was long one of the most important capitals of the Islamic world, where the recently restored mausoleum of Sultan Sanjar stands as a proud tribute to the Seljuk Empire. Yet the camels here outnumber the tourists. The visitor can feel a pioneer too at Konye-Urgench, capital of the once mighty Khorezm Empire, or the Parthian royal residence of Old Nisa, where fabulous carved drinking horns were unearthed.
Stone Age sites have been identified in the Big Balkan Mountains but the first signs of agricultural settlements appeared in Kopet Dag in the 6th millennium BC. More Bronze Age sites have been located in the Margiana Oasis, where archaeologist Viktor Sarianidi has identified a sophisticated culture that encompassed several villages and an extensive capital. Rivers that shifted over the centuries caused the abandonment of these settlements, but paved the way for a great civilization around Merv. Alexander the Great established a city here on his way to India.
Around the time of Christ, the Parthians, Rome's main rivals for power in the West, set up a capital at Nissa, near present-day Ashgabat. In the 11th century the Seljuq Turks appropriated Merv, Alexander's old city and a Silk Road staging post, as a base from which to expand into Afghanistan.
Two centuries later Chinggis (Genghis) Khan stormed down from the steppes and through Trans-Caspia (the region east of the Caspian Sea) to lay waste to Central Asia. Entire city-states, including Merv and Konye-Urgench, were razed and their populations slaughtered. Unlike Samarkand and Bukhara, the cities to the south failed to recover. It's not known precisely when the first modern Turkmen appeared, but they are believed to have arrived in modern Turkmenistan in the wake of the Seljuk Turks some time in the 11th century. A collection of displaced nomadic horse-breeding tribes, possibly from the foothills of the Altay Mountains, they found alternative pastures in the oases fringing the Karakum desert and in Persia, Syria and Anatolia (in present-day Turkey). Being nomads, they had no concept of, or interest in, statehood and therefore existed in parallel to the constant dynastic shifts that so totally determined Central Asia's history.
Terrorising the Russians, who had come to 'civilise' the region in the early 19th century, Turkmen captured thousands of the tsar's troops, and sold them into slavery in Khiva and Bukhara. This invited the wrath of the Russian Empire, which finally quelled the wild nomads by massacring thousands of them at Geok-Depe in 1881. After the Bolshevik revolution in 1917, the communists took Ashgabat in 1919. For a while the region existed as the Turkmen oblast (province) of the Turkestan Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, before becoming the Turkmen Soviet Socialist Republic (SSR)in 1924.
They had emerged into known history only in the fourteenth century - a Caucasoid race tinged with Mongol blood - and their country, along with all Central Asia, had been almost impenetrable until 150 years ago. Then, for a brief half-century before the Bolshevik turmoil, European travellers had brought back contradictory tales of them. The Turcomans were wild and depraved, they said: a proud, ignorant and inhospitable people, robed outlandishly in scarlet gowns and topped off by monstrous sheepswool hats. They could ride for eighty miles a day and survive on nothing but bruised wheat and sour milk. They were at once gluttonous, austere, affable, thieving, immodest, anarchic and frank. For a pittance they would slip a knife into you.
Earliest times to the Parthians
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She uses primarily Merino wool, silk as well as up-cycled textiles.
Her unique felted accessories are inspired by the beauty and colours of the Okanagan valley in BC.
Carmen enjoys sharing her passion for felt making through teaching children and adults.


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The knee joint is one of the most complex joints of the body.
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Arthroscopic Debridement
Arthroscopic debridement or a clean-up is a surgical procedure performed using an arthroscope. In this procedure, the cartilage or the bone that is damaged is removed using surgical instruments and the edges of the articular cartilage that are rough will be smoothened.
Knee Fracture Surgery
A knee fracture is a broken bone or a crack in or around the joint of the knee. This can involve the tibia (shin bone), the kneecap (patella), or femur (thighbone) where they connect with the knee.
Periprosthetic Knee Fracture Fixation
Periprosthetic knee fracture fixation is a procedure performed to stabilize a fracture that occurs in the bone present around a knee prosthesis. The fracture may involve the lower part of the thighbone (femur), the kneecap (patella) or the upper part of the shinbone (tibia).
ORIF of the Knee Fracture
ORIF refers to open reduction and internal fixation. It is a surgical procedure employed for the treatment of a fracture not amenable to non-surgical conservative treatment.
Meniscectomy
Meniscectomy is a surgical procedure indicated in individuals with torn meniscus where the conservative treatments are a failure to relieve the pain and other symptoms.
Meniscal Surgery
Two wedge-shaped cartilage pieces are present between the thighbone and shinbone. These are called menisci. They stabilize the knee joint and act as shock absorbers.
Saucerization
Saucerization is a surgical procedure performed to treat a discoid (disc-shaped) meniscus in the knee joint which is more prone to injury.
Subchondroplasty
Knee osteoarthritis (OA) is a common form of arthritis that causes joint pain and stiffness. It is a progressive disease in which the joint cartilage gradually wears away, leading to disability.
Patellar Tendon Repair
Patella tendon rupture is the rupture of the tendon that connects the patella (kneecap) to the top portion of the tibia (shinbone). The patellar tendon works together with the quadriceps muscle and the quadriceps tendon to allow your knee to straighten out.
Total knee replacement is the surgical treatment for knee arthritis, where the damaged knee is removed and replaced with an artificial knee implant. Traditionally performed as an inpatient procedure, total knee replacement surgery is now being conducted on an outpatient basis, allowing you to go home on the same day of the surgery.
Distal Realignment Procedures
Distal realignment procedures, also known as tibial tubercle transfer (TTT) procedures, are performed to reposition the kneecap after subluxation or dislocation by realigning the tendon under the kneecap to the underlying tibial tubercle.
Cartilage Replacement
Cartilage replacement is a surgical procedure performed to replace the worn-out cartilage with new cartilage.
Arthroscopic Reconstruction of the Knee for Ligament Injuries
rthroscopic reconstruction of the knee ligament is a minimally invasive surgery performed through a few tiny incisions. An arthroscope is inserted into the knee joint through one of the small incisions to provide clear images of the surgical area (inside the knee) to your surgeon on a television monitor.
The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is one of the major stabilizing ligaments in the knee.
MCL Reconstruction
The medial collateral ligament (MCL) is one of four major ligaments of the knee that connects the femur (thighbone) to the tibia (shinbone). It is present on the inside of the knee joint and helps stabilize the knee.
Medial Patellofemoral Ligament Reconstruction
The medial patellofemoral ligament is a band of tissue that extends from the femoral medial epicondyle to the superior aspect of the patella. It is a major ligament that stabilizes the patella and helps in preventing patellar subluxation (partial dislocation) or dislocation.
Knee implants are artificial devices that form the essential parts of the knee during a knee replacement surgery.
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I have one question, where can I find Gemini Man?
Player Battles, Reflection Chamber, and occasionally during Fusion Battles.
Thanks Yoshi2018. Just got him too! Next question is, "How in the heck get I get a Shield Core and a Laser Core !?"
Hn, shouldn't you be asking that over in this thread?


Suffering injuries that were caused by someone else may be overwhelming and confusing. You may have lots of questions about how you will make a living, who will pay for the increasing medical bills, and if you will be able to do the things you enjoyed before the injury occurred.
It is normal to have all of these questions, and we are here to help you. Having the right legal team behind you can help you get the compensation that you deserve. Call a personal injury lawyer in Boca Raton, FL, today at Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers.
Understanding Florida's personal injury laws can help us navigate the legal system and determine the appropriate steps to take in your case.
In order to seek compensation for a personal injury, Florida requires that your injuries are significant. This is measured with a threshold. This threshold may differ, depending on the type of accident and the injuries suffered.
The threshold for car accident related injuries is set at $10,000. This is because Florida's no-fault insurance covers up to $10,000 in medical expenses. If your medical expenses exceed that maximum amount, you are eligible to file for a third-party personal injury lawsuit.
Duty of care: The defendant must have held a duty of care to the injured party.
Breach of duty: The defendant must have breached that duty of care in some way. This can be through intentional actions or negligence.
Causation: We must also demonstrate that the breach of duty led to the personal injury.
Actual Damages: We must also connect that damages incurred as a result of the breach of duty.
Florida is a pure comparative negligence state. This means that you can only seek compensation for the portion of your injury that was not your fault. If you were partially to blame for the injuries, your compensatory amount could be reduced.
Each personal injury case is unique. It is important that you speak with a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible to evaluate the specific details of your case.
Another important reason to contact a personal injury lawyer as soon as possible is to stay within Florida's statute of limitations. A statute of limitation is the period of time in which you can file a lawsuit. Filing after the limitations can result in a dismissal of your injury case.
In the state of Florida, all personal injury lawsuits must be filed within four years from the date of the injury. There are some specifying details that could shorten or extend the statute of limitations. For example, when a personal injury case involves legal incapacitation or the responsible party fled to avoid litigation, the statute of limitations may be extended.
The complimentary consultation is an important part of the process. It allows us to evaluate the unique details of your case. By getting to know you and your case, we can then determine the appropriate legal steps to take. The consultation is also a great time for you to ask any questions about what to expect from the legal process.
Florida's personal injury process can be complex and confusing. We will assist you every step of the way with your best interest in mind. By collecting required documents and handling communications, you can focus on your recovery.
We also understand that the costs of a personal injury can quickly add up. Florida requires that insurance providers pay claims within a set period of time. We will assist you in collecting late payments.
Negotiations are a common part of personal injury cases. Negotiations keep both parties out of court and can be cost effective and timely for everyone involved. We will handle all negotiation communications and discuss each offer with you.
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Chalik & Chalik Injury Lawyers can help you gather the necessary evidence in your case. It is important to work with a personal injury lawyer that is familiar with Florida's laws. You can focus on your health while we get you the compensation that you deserve.
A personal injury lawyer in Boca Raton, Fl, from our firm may be able to help and can evaluate your personal injury case.
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Favorite thing about PDSOP: PDSOP is a family. Every time I walk into the room, I automatically feel at ease knowing that everyone around me is on a similar path with similar struggles. Having this group as a support system makes the application process less intimidating and allows you to gain the tools necessary for success. PDSOP has brought amazing speakers whom have opened my eyes to how dental schools across the nation function and how to be a competitive and genuine applicant. Additionally, the members of this group have inspired me to pursue different opportunities throughout my undergraduate experience, some of which I wouldn't have been exposed to otherwise. Being a member has enriched my experience here at UCLA and I couldn't imagine my undergraduate career without it!
Favorite thing about PDSOP:My favorite thing about PDSOP is learning from fellow members and dental students. We all bring so much to the table. Every member in this organization is important because we all have something unique about us. We all have a story to tell. Our experiences enrich PDSOP and provide guidance for not just the first years that are interested in dentistry but also for the members that are in the process of applying. We are all in it together to create a positive encouraging environment for all our members.
Favorite thing about PDSOP: My favorite thing about PDSOP is the environment and the people that I am surrounded by. It is extremely helpful and beneficial when speaking to peers in the club who are reaching for the same goal as I am. From speaking to others in the club, I have gained valuable information that will guide me throughout the application process and that has truly cemented my passion for dentistry. I love that PDSOP introduces pre-dental students to reps from various dental schools and that it plays an important role in applying to dental school.
Favorite thing about PDSOP: PDSOP has provided me with so many dental related opportunities and really helped me solidify my decision to pursue dentistry! I also love the community service events, especially Happy Teeth. It is so much fun to teach elementary students about a topic that I am passionate about. Finally, I have made many friends through the club that share my interest in dentistry. We are always there to support each other through our pre-dental journies!
Favorite thing about PDSOP: Meeting people that have similar career goals as I do!
Favorite thing about PDSOP: PDSOP offered me many dental related experiences which ultimately solidified my interest in dentistry as well as the opportunity to interact with other pre-dental students throughout my time as an undergraduate student at UCLA.
Favorite thing about PDSOP: It's hard to choose a favorite thing because PDSOP is a wonderful club that provides a plethora of resources and opportunities for pre-dentals from dental workshops to guest lectures on the application process and various dental schools. Also, through PDSOP, you get to meet others that are on this dental journey that understand and support you. Personally, a memory that stands out to me in PDSOP was participating in Happy Teeth. Through Happy Teeth, I had the opportunity to teach elementary school children about teeth hygiene. I got to interact with some of the must curious and bright children that were eager to learn about dentistry. Not too mention, they ask some of the most interesting questions such as "Can dogs get cavities?".
Favorite thing about PDSOP: PDSOP was there to supplement me with everything I needed. It gave me tips for the DAT, background on different dental fields, support for the application process, and much more. It is just so amazing to me how everything I possibly needed was always here at this one place.


This structure is representative of Aspen's mining-era character. The building represents a typical style known locally as the "Miner's Cottage," characterized by the relatively small size, simple floor plan, and front gable / porch relationship. One of the very early miner's cottages built (1883). Built by A.G. Sheppard, and later sold to D.R.C. Brown who retained it in the family until 1898. D.R.C. Brown was involved in the development of Aspen through his investments in mining. The building remained in residential use for many years. It provides a window into the nature of the life of an average family or individual during that period, as well as the construction techniques, materials available, and architectural fashions of the time.


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You can find a mix of self storage unit types in West Babylon, NY. In addition to regular self storage units that can hold furniture, appliances, outdoor equipment and other household goods and accessories, , 1 unit for boat storage and 2 units that can hold cars and other vehicles currently listed on StorageCafe.
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Mittuniversitetet, Fakulteten för humanvetenskap, Avdelningen för ekonomivetenskap och juridik. (CER).
Andelen äldre personer i det svenska samhället ökar. I Sverige finns boendeformer som på olika sätt är anpassade efter äldres behov. Hur utbudet av dessa för äldre individer anpassade boendeformer ser ut och vilken information kommuner ger till äldre kan ses som viktiga för att förstå om äldre väljer att bo kvar eller flytta. I denna rapport kartläggs hur nuvarande utbud av de tre boendeformerna vård- och omsorgsboende, trygghetsbostäder och seniorbostäder ser ut på bostadsmarknaden vad gäller den äldre befolkningen i tio utvalda kommuner. I rapporten ligger tonvikten på kommunala företrädares uppfattningar och på kommunernas planer. För att få en större förståelse görs jämförelser med siffror från samtliga kommuner hämtade från Boverkets Bostadsmarknadsenkät (2014). Denna rapport är den första delen av en större studie som syftar till att undersöka push- och pullfaktorer som påverkar äldres val av boende. Av kartläggningen framgår att bostadsutbudet i de olika kommunerna skiljer sig åt, där vissa har bostadsöverskott medan andra har bostadsunderskott men där majoriteten av kommunerna erbjuder de tre olika boendeformerna. I storstadsregionen och i de större städerna finns ett utbud av samtliga tre boendeformer medan flera av glesbygdskommunerna saknar trygghetsbostäder. Rådgivning i de flesta kommuner är reaktiv snarare än proaktiv. I rapporten väcks frågan om hur vi ska se på boendet för de äldsta.
Department of Economics, Dalarna University, Borlänge; Swedish Retail Institute, Stockholm, Sweden.
The purpose of this paper is to study whether investors' willingness to realize capital gains falls when the marginal tax rate on capital gains is raised. We use a rich register-based panel data set covering almost 8% of the Swedish population. The results indicate that a 10% increase in capital gains tax rate reduces the number of realizations of capital gains with 8.7% and the realized amount, given the decision to realize, with 1.9%. In addition, we find that wealthy individuals seem to respond more to changes in capital gains tax rates than less-wealthy.
To what extent might a crop with increased plant N uptake efficiency and/or N demand increase plant biomass and soil carbon storage, decrease N leaching, and reduce the need for N fertilisation? This was assessed for a fertilised sandy loam site in central Sweden cultivated with spring barley for a four year period using a process based crop and soil simulation model (SOILN) calibrated to fit observations of field experiments with non-modified crops. Crop properties were changed in accordance with previous model applications to other crops with higher N uptake and utilisation efficiencies, to resemble potential effects of breeding. For the modified crops a doubling of daily uptake efficiency of soil mineral N and/or increase of radiation use efficiency by 30%, increased plant biomass by 3%-30%, decreased N leaching by 1%-30% and increased soil organic carbon (SOC) content by 1-12 g C m-2 year-1. The larger changes were mainly due to increased uptake efficiency. Fertilisation of the modified spring barley crop could be reduced while still producing the same plant biomass as the non-modified crop. The plant biomass to N leaching ratio of the modified crops increased. The simulated changes in plant biomass and SOC were sensitive to weather conditions suggesting that in situ experiments would need to cover a large range of weather conditions to evaluate the performance of new crop traits under climatic variability. The study suggests a strong need that field experiments are accompanied with model applications, when exploring the potential of the modified crops under variable conditions.
Syftet med projektet har varit att belysa vilka push- respektive pullfaktorer som inverkar på äldres val av boende. För att få en förståelse för den kontext som kan påverka push- och pullfaktorer undersöktes även kommuners utbud av och information om bostäder för äldre. Utbudet av och information om seniorbostäder, trygghetsbostäder och vård- och omsorgsboende skiljer sig mellan kommuner och en samstämmighet kring synen på bostadsformer saknas. Detta återspeglas även i den kunskap som finns bland 55-84 åringar kring olika bostadsformer. Det finns vissa skillnader i hur pull- och push- faktorer påverkar vid olika åldrar men skillnaderna var mindre än förväntat.
Statistics from Eurostat show that several European countries have an increasing proportion of elderly people, making their housing situation of increasing interest. For many years, it has been policy in Sweden to help elderly people remain in their current homes for as long as possible. This paper aims to find reasons why people want to move at different stages in life and investigate whether the pattern follows the life cycle in housing. Earlier research has been performed in the USA (Gibler and Clements III, 2011) and in China (Jia and Heath, 2016), but these questions remain understudied in Sweden.
A model of the demand for adapted houses is designed and tested on data gathered in Gävle in 2012. The method uses a binary choice model with stated preference data.
The results of this study show that earlier preferences and age determine the future living situation, but that senior living (rental or condominium) is most popular as a future home.
Not everyone has the economic resources to move according to their preferences; reasons include high monthly costs and taxes. Changes in the tax system may produce better moving chains and increase the supply of affordable housing.
The model in this paper could guide future studies within the area.
In several countries in the world an increasing proportion of the population is 65 years or older, something that makes the housing situation for the elderly gaining more and more interest. For many years it has been a policy in Sweden to help elderly to stay at their current home as long as possible, often with the help of home care in different ways and at different levels. This may be a good policy for younger elderly that is active, but not for elderly that has reached a certain age and are less active as it may be a hindrance to someone that really wants to move. Is the preference towards moving different depending on your current living situation, and does the reason for moving differ depending on which group you belong to? The purpose of this article is to find reasons why people want to move at different stages in life, and if the pattern follows the life cycle in housing. Sweden is of interest because it is a country with relatively low expected self-financing when elderly care is needed compared to the average of EU-27. Also little research has been made in Sweden so far in this field. The result of the article is that different current housing may lead to different preferences of the future living situations, but that senior living – either as a rental living or a condominium – is most popular as a future home. A problem is however that not everyone has the economic resources to move according to their preferences due to for example high monthly costs and taxes. Data is used from a survey gathered in Gävle, Sweden 2012.
University of Gävle, Faculty of Education and Business Studies, Department of Business and Economic Studies, Economics. Umeå universitet, Högskolan Dalarna.
This thesis consists of four empirically oriented papers on central bank independence (CBI) reforms.
Paper  is an investigation of why politicians around the world have chosen to give up power to independent central banks, thereby reducing their ability to control the economy. A new data-set, including the possible occurrence of CBI-reforms in 132 countries during 1980-2005, was collected. Politicians in non-OECD countries were more likely to delegate power to independent central banks if their country had been characterized by high variability in inflation and if they faced a high probability of being replaced. No such effects were found for OECD countries.
Paper , using a difference-in-difference approach, studies whether CBI reform matters for inflation performance. The analysis is based on a dataset including the possible occurrence of CBI-reforms in 132 countries during the period of 1980-2005. CBI reform is found to have contributed to bringing down inflation in high-inflation countries, but it seems unrelated to inflation performance in low-inflation countries.
Paper  studies the relationship between CBI and a suggested trade-off between price variability and output variability using data on CBI-levels, and data the on implementation dates of CBI-reforms. The results question the existence of such a trade-off, but indicate that there may still be potential gains in stabilization policy from CBI-reforms.
Affective relationship commitment has in several studies been identified as a crucial factor in the longevity of business relationships. In this article, it is argued that affective commitment should be researched on the individual level rather than the organizational level and that relevant psychological processes need to be incorporated into theory in order to increase understanding regarding the dynamics of this aspect of relationship commitment. The psychological contract, a construct derived from organizational psychology, is tested as an antecedent to affective commitment in relationships between buyers and sellers in the market for industrial supplies in Sweden. The findings indicate that the relational orientation of the psychological contract, as well as the evaluation of the same, has explanatory value when related to affective commitment in business-to-business relationships.
Studies aimed at optimizing resource allocation between different sampling stages are characterized by both simplicity and incompleteness in optimization and economic analysis. The aim of this study was therefore to completely resolve the allocation problem for a fourstage measurement strategy devoted to observational assessment of work-related postural loads with the precision of the mean estimate considered as 'output'. The derived demand functions for inputs to the four stages were used to derive functions for the minimized cost and the maximized precision of the measurement strategy. The application of the theoretical results to a working posture assessment study led to increased cost efficiency of the measurement strategy investigated in the study. Under the additional constraint that the optimal values must be integers, optimization of this measurement strategy would result in either a 12% reduction in cost or a 7% increase in precision.
The few studies attempting to estimate costs of work-related disorders suffer from poor applied methodologies. Further, as the costs are often limited to the company, decisions about investment in improving the work environment are made at the company level. However, economic decisions on changing work environments and improving occupational health need to be made at the societal level. In an economic social decision, all direct and indirect costs imposed on society by work-related disorders are considered, regardless of who pays which cost. This study introduces and demonstrates a methodology appropriate for economic decisions at the societal level for preventing work-related disorders and promoting occupational health in the workplace. The methodology uses the concept of human capital in assessing productivity loss associated with the disorders. The empirical results show that Swedish society could have gained up to 442 855 537 SEK by preventing work-related disorders at the Swedish company Sandvik Materials Technology during 2014, 87% of which would have been captured by the company.
When designing studies to assess occupational and environmental exposures, one persistent decision problem is the selection between two technical methods, where one is expensive but efficient and the other is cheap but inefficient. While a few studies have attempted to determine the relatively more cost-efficient design between two technical methods, no successful study has optimized the fraction of the expensive efficient technical method in a combined technique intended for long-run exposure assessment studies. The purpose of this study was therefore to optimize the fraction of the expensive efficient measurements by resolving a precision-requiring cost minimization problem. For an indefinite total number of measurements, the total cost of a working posture assessment study was minimized by performing only direct measurements. However, for a definite total number of measurements, the use of combined techniques in assessing the posture could be optimal, depending on the constraints placed on the precision and on the research budget.


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Brian Power took part in the Once a Warrior project
The project on film
There are three films associated with the Once a Warrior project. Discover Once a Warrior on film:
A collection of the created artworks on film
One participant's film, about his struggles with PTSD
An overview of the project
Once a Warrior – Common Codes of Combat encapsulates the project. It incorporates individual interviews and artworks the group was inspired to create in response to the British Museum exhibition Warriors of the Plains, from paintings to blankets, poetry to film. Also published on YouTube, with comments from civilian and military public.
Warrior-artist Brian Power made the film I Am Not a God, which describes one man's journey to find and conquer the beast of his post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Once a Warrior – From Plains Indians to West Country Veterans is a brief explanation of the project, in which West Country-based veterans and serving soldiers found parallels between their own military experiences and the ways and rituals of Native American warrior societies. This is available on YouTube too.
These three films were made for Once a Warrior, a project funded by Arts Council England as part of RAMM's work on wellbeing. It was a partnership with Aftermath PTSD, which uses art to relieve suffering from combat-related stress.


I'm honored to deliver the closing keynote today at #HRHealthcare 2017 in La Jolla, California. When I spoke at Mayo Clinic's Transform Conference a few years ago, innovation was focused only on patient care. Today, with qualified healthcare workers hard to find, innovative minds are wondering how to attract and retain the best employees.
The most successful healthcare companies are those that liberate and leverage the individual and collective genius of their employees. This happens only when everyone is invited to contribute fully. The most profound source of motivation, regardless of title or position, is a human being's quest for significance. People need to feel noticed and valued and to believe they are essential to the organization. This is not ideology; it is biology. The need to matter does not stem from the ego; it stems from our DNA. A company is no longer what the marketing department says it is – it's what the world says it is.
So how does a healthcare company recruit and retain the best employees? It's not by handing out chocolate on an appreciation day, or having the best coffee in the break room, or Hallmark-style signs posted in the locker room.
They understand the overall mission of your organization and how they contribute to it. Not just to their unit; they must understand their contribution to the whole organization.
You don't merely tell them what to do; you trust and respect them enough to explain the desired outcome and let them help determine how to achieve it.
They understand how their best effort makes a difference.
They are recognized when they improve a process, go above and beyond with an effort, or simply come through consistently for an extended period of time.
"Recognition" can be as simple as a "thank you" or a pat on the back - anything that conveys that you notice, value and honor their performance and effort.
They are less likely to "see something, say something" or suggest a way that something can be improved.
Shifts become about "getting by," rather than making a difference.
They realize they are noticed mostly for doing something wrong, so the goal becomes not to be noticed at all.
They look for a new job.
Yet he recently concluded that something was even more important than a checklist - something he called, "frankly, a social intervention:"
Employees had to believe that their efforts could bring about change.
They needed someone to believe in them.
They needed to feel they belonged to a group that was working together toward the goal.
Make sure that every single employee leaves every shift thinking, "I matter."


'Thanks to Susindran for his detailed delineation of my characterization' says Kajal Agarwal, who is curiously awaiting her tomorrow's release 'Naan Mahaan Alla'. The actress looks sure-footed as she feels 'Naan Mahaan Alla' will be one of the finest milestones in her career.
When asked about her easiest and toughest shots in this film, Kajal admitted that there wasn't a single sequence, where she felt difficult to accomplish with. 'Just as Susindran narrated me the entire story, it was like a film-watching experience' tots up Kajal Agarwal.
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My name is Suzanne and I am obsessed with Virtual Reality! I find it extremely exciting how it will shape our future. I'll be sharing my learning and hopefully encouraging you to join us on the quest to bring virtual reality into everyday life. I will also cover Augmented Reality and Mixed Reality news and use cases too.
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For November, let's try a very unique coffee, something off the beaten path that will give us a chance to stretch our horizons a bit. A coffee producing nation 300 years in the making, let's turn our attention towards Haiti.
I just got off the phone with Terry (of Coffee Bean Corral), and he has about 80 pounds of Haitian Dondon, fresh crop coffee available. This coffee comes with very high praise and it's not just a charitable pursuit (but certainly deserving in its own right) I thought that during a time of year where we give thanks for our blessings, we can in turn support the efforts of some very deserving people of a struggling nation with a long history in coffee.
The appeal to charity makes me feel crass for saying so, but $9.50 - $8.75/lb is heavy freight for any beans less than "93+" quality, and very expensive for an R&L selection no matter how good they are.
I like this selection, Tom. I've never roasted a Haitian coffee before, and I look forward to giving this one a shot. I agree that it is a bit more expensive than the other R&L selections have been, but given the connection to Thanksgiving I think it is worth keeping in mind how lucky we all are to get so many excellent coffees so cheaply.
I just got home from cataract surgery on my left eye. I had the right done on October 1. So, you're asking, what does this have to do with Haitian coffee? Well my very competent doc often donates some of his time to visit Haiti and help deliver health care to the needy there. I also have a pulmonologist friend who gives freely of his time to Haiti.
So, I'll look at this as an opportunity to help just a little. Some time back, I tried some Dominican coffees. They weren't very well prepped, but some of them were very reminiscent of Hawaiian coffee. Maybe this is one of those cases where I'm blessed to not have a very well developed palate. In any event, I'm up for the challenge. Hopefully, I'll be up for the challenge. One of the things I enjoy about this hobby is the participation in a more direct way in the economies of developing (or not) countries.
The shipping price is for up to 11 pounds, not per pound.
[creative nickname] wrote: I like this selection, Tom. I've never roasted a Haitian coffee before, and I look forward to giving this one a shot. I agree that it is a bit more expensive than the other R&L selections have been, but given the connection to Thanksgiving I think it is worth keeping in mind how lucky we all are to get so many excellent coffees so cheaply.
The ideal choices for coffees that we use in the RLT are generally in the $6-8 a pound range (the only major outlier was the $17/lb Kenyan Peaberry that was chosen once) that would probably outscore this Haitian for sure. But, I didn't want to just make this about picking the easiest, high scoring east African acid bomb each and every month. And no month would be better suited to gather together as a coffee community around a coffee with a unique cause, than this one coming up. I hope that's worth the extra $2 a pound to the rest of our forum, and not just for the charitable nature, but I imagine there's a bit of curiosity for a rarely talked about "vintage" typica, no?
I roasted a 200g test batch of this last night. I sorted out about a dozen whites, a few blacks, and there is insect damage visible in the lot. Post roast sorting removed only 2 quakers. This morning, it brewed up an interesting, simple cup with a weighted mouthfeel and body. It reminded me of the idealized albeit generic "coffee" taste we grew accustom to before diving into specialty coffee, except for the lack of bitterness. It's not as low acid as our last Brazil, and it is sweet, so its not a disappointment by any means. Just don't judge the coffee by the green's aroma.
For folks who are interested in participating, there's no reason to buy a big bag of it. If it was a 90 pt washed Ethiopian, we could discuss profiling it over and over again till it's optimized (and hence, need a larger quantity). With a coffee like this, a few pounds ( I only bought 2) and some general observations, comments etc, is perfectly ok too.
Still a pleasant surprise with this coffee, this morning. I wouldn't rave endlessly about it, but it is actually a nice change of pace. It might actually spur me on to see if I can find decent Haitian coffee's in the future blending purposes. I think it would make a solid base to an espresso with its deep body and sweetness as well as a simple approachable cup.
I'm not pulling any punches though, the first impression of smelling the green was "gym socks". But it doesn't translate to the cup ( if it did, I'd find a different coffee to use for this month).
It will be a few days before I can even share any profiling details, my laptop had a cracked screen that went black on me two days ago, so I can't track a profile the way I usually do. This first roast was just a general sample roast approach of 45-60 seconds of development time in a medium range of my typical charge temp ( pulling from memory) and follow the color and aromatics for markers.
TomC wrote: The ideal choices for coffees that we use in the RLT are generally in the $6-8 a pound range (the only major outlier was the $17/lb Kenyan Peaberry that was chosen once) that would probably outscore this Haitian for sure.
The Muthuthiini, wasn't coffee of the year or even close, but it was still exceptional. I rated it 90+ for brew and SO espresso, as did a lot of other roasters. Not that you don't occasionally find better greens for less money, but it's hard to be disappointed by a 90+. By contrast, the best I've been able to coax out of October's Brazilian -- $5.50/lb and chosen by an employee of the retailer -- with my profile attempts so far was a bare, "specialty coffee '87'" for brew, and a little less good as SO espresso.
My last profile attempts were closer to Chris's recommendations, and I'm hoping for a livelier, spicier, more versatile coffee -- maybe an 88 for both -- but they don't have enough rest on them even for brew.
In the meantime I'm drinking some Ethiopian I got from Boldjava, and the contrast between excellence and "barely specialty" is glaring.
Good catch on the the price error on my part. I apologize for that. I just remember it was the most expensive, so i used it as a reference. Let's move on.


Located in the heart of Chicago's iconic Gold Coast, the flagship Lou Malnati's restaurant is also its largest at over 10,000 GSF. Previously the space housed a clothing store, so the four-month renovation to transform the space into a fully functioning restaurant was extensive.
Hired as the general contractor for the project, Focus was instrumental in developing creative custom design elements to further enhance the owner's vision. In many cases, the Focus team would develop hand sketches for some of the more intricate custom pieces, such as the steel overhead pivot doors which are used as dividers to create private dining spaces. Focus also compressed the original schedule, expediting the timeline to allow for a July 4th opening.
The completed space blends industrial and vintage elements and features two private dining rooms, a full-service bar, and a front façade made from recycled glazed brick salvaged from demolished buildings in the city's Lawndale neighborhood. In addition, the custom glass garage doors open in the summer to allow for a unique outdoor dining experience, expanding the otherwise limited sidewalk café area.


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'We can't arrest our way out of this'. Discuss.
I suppose that fury kick-starts the week as well as anything. A journalist asked me for a comment on Sajid Javid's 'consultation to assess whether there is a public health duty to report concerns over children at risk of involvement in violent crime'. I told her it was shameful. Why?
Objection 1, m'lud
WE ALREADY DO IT. Schools collect evidence, act on hunches, assess the weather and ring anyone, everyone who we think might help our children. There's no-one with the capacity to do it. The police, the hospitals and social services have financial problems as bad as ours. We already report it but they can't resolve it.
Objection 2
Reporting knife crime as a public health duty is based on Scotland's success with inter-agency work. They invest heavily in their public services in the land of the haggis and the reporting duty rests on the secure foundations of well-funded public service. Yes, teachers and nurses have a duty to report, but the reporting is then picked up by dedicated specialist teams in the police, the hospitals and the local authorities. If you ring it in, they pick it up. Here, if we pick up the phone no one picks up the case. There's no one left to do it.
Consequently, far from being early identification for early help, our thresholds in England have risen to make intervention manageable for the few staff left to do it. A child has to be well-steeped in violence, danger and risk before anyone outside school will pick it up. Police and social care just don't have the capacity. You've got a reasonable hunch and a bit of evidence that a child is in danger? Sort it out in school.
"It is hard to see how it would be either workable or reasonable to make teachers accountable for preventing knife crime. What sort of behaviour would they be expected to report and who would they report to? How would they be held accountable, for what, and what would the consequences be? How would the government prevent the likelihood of over-reporting caused by the fear of these consequences? Aside from the practical considerations, we have to ask whether it is fair to put the onus on teachers for what is essentially a government failure to put enough police on the streets."
Thank you Mr Barton of ASCL. Other teaching unions are available. They all say the same.
We have a large and expensive pastoral and inclusion set-up at Tallis. We include everyone we can without endangering others. We manage a curfew at 1600 way out of sight of our school and last week – not unusually – we worked with the police to clear hundreds of people gathering for blood at a local green space. We haven't had a permanent Safer Schools Officer for two years because of staffing problems in the Met. All the good work we once did to build bridges between the police and these 2000 young people has been wasted away by austerity.
Partnership needs funding.
Knife crime is an adult problem. The deaths in London last weekend were adults, killed by adults. Its adults who run the gangs and the drugs, and its adults who send out children to die for them on the streets. Our young are a human shield for the drugs gangs, and they can only be saved by policing. Teachers are irrelevant to adult criminals.
The PM said 'We can't arrest our way out of this problem'. Who says? How does she know? Has anyone tried? Durham County Council transformed itself into a model of effective policing by focusing relentlessly and remorselessly on 400 criminals. Has anyone tried that in London? No, because it would cost. How does arresting teachers and nurses for not-reporting make any sense at all?
If we cared about children, we'd spend money on this. If we cared about children, we'd spend money on schools. If we cared. The best thing we can say about Brexit at this point is that we've wasted a billion pounds on nothing. That would have made a start on responsive policing and social care. ASCL knows that it'll take another 4.5 billion to offer an acceptable standard of education. Where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.
At the end of the day I was on College Green being interviewed by Ben Brown for the BBC. I made my point, but here's what I didn't say.
The Home Secretary's remark was shamefully misinformed. The Prime Minister's soundbite was disingenuous. Politicians thrash around for someone to blame while children die in the streets at the hand of the unscrupulous. They've lost control of the government but we haven't lost control of our schools. Stop wasting money and listen to us
A School Chaplain in Camberwell


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Major Henry Hall1
Last Edited=8 Jan 2010
Major Henry Hall lived at Denbie, Lockerbie, Dumfries-shire, ScotlandG.1
Child of Major Henry Hall
Captain Hubert Chase Hall2 d. 27 Mar 1947
Captain Hubert Chase Hall1
M, #366092, d. 27 March 1947
Captain Hubert Chase Hall was the son of Major Henry Hall.2 He married Caroline Zoë Browne-Clayton, daughter of William Clayton Browne-Clayton and Caroline Barton, on 14 December 1905.1 He died on 27 March 1947.2
He gained the rank of Captain in the 5th Fusiliers.1
Edward Wienholt1
M, #366093, d. 1904
Last Edited=16 Sep 2017
Edward Wienholt married Ellen Williams.2 He died in 1904.2
He lived at Jondaryan, Queensland, AustraliaG.1
Child of Edward Wienholt
Mary Magdalene Wienholt+3 d. 20 Jul 1932
Child of Edward Wienholt and Ellen Williams
Major Edward Arthur Wienholt2 b. 1883, d. 1927
[S7177] Bob Janes, "re: Bosanquet Family," e-mail message to Darryl Roger LUNDY (101053), 27 June 2014. Hereinafter cited as "re: Bosanquet Family."
Mary Magdalene Wienholt1
F, #366094, d. 20 July 1932
Mary Magdalene Wienholt was the daughter of Edward Wienholt.2 She married Brig.-Gen. Robert Clayton Browne-Clayton, son of William Clayton Browne-Clayton and Caroline Barton, on 16 November 1905.1 She died on 20 July 1932.1
From 16 November 1905, her married name became Browne-Clayton.
Children of Mary Magdalene Wienholt and Brig.-Gen. Robert Clayton Browne-Clayton
Lt.-Col. William Patrick Browne-Clayton+2 b. 27 Sep 1906, d. 3 Sep 1971
Annette Mary Browne-Clayton+2 b. 28 Apr 1908, d. 1992
Lt.-Col. William Patrick Browne-Clayton1
M, #366095, b. 27 September 1906, d. 3 September 1971
Lt.-Col. William Patrick Browne-Clayton was born on 27 September 1906.1 He was the son of Brig.-Gen. Robert Clayton Browne-Clayton and Mary Magdalene Wienholt.2 He married Janet Maitland Bruce Jardine, daughter of Brig.-Gen. James Bruce Jardine, on 23 October 1935.1 He died on 3 September 1971 at age 64.1
He was educated at Wellington College, Crowthorne, Berkshire, EnglandG.1 He was educated at Royal Military College, Sandhurst, Berkshire, EnglandG.1 He gained the rank of between 1926 and 1947 in the 12th Royal Lancers.1 He fought in the Second World War.1 He lived at Browne's Hill, County Galway, IrelandG.1 He lived at Cashel House, County Galway, IrelandG.1
Children of Lt.-Col. William Patrick Browne-Clayton and Janet Maitland Bruce Jardine
Magdalene Jardine Browne-Clayton+2 b. 16 Jun 1937
Robert Bruce Browne-Clayton+2 b. 25 Apr 1940
Annette Mary Browne-Clayton1
F, #366096, b. 28 April 1908, d. 1992
Annette Mary Browne-Clayton was born on 28 April 1908.1 She was the daughter of Brig.-Gen. Robert Clayton Browne-Clayton and Mary Magdalene Wienholt.2 She married Colonel Sir Andrew Marshall Horsbrugh-Porter, 3rd Bt., son of Sir John Scott Horsbrugh-Porter, 2nd Bt. and Elaine Maud Jefferies, on 21 April 1933.1 She died in 1992.
Annette Mary Browne-Clayton usually went by her middle name of Mary.3 From 21 April 1933, her married name became Horsbrugh-Porter.
Children of Annette Mary Browne-Clayton and Colonel Sir Andrew Marshall Horsbrugh-Porter, 3rd Bt.
Susan Horsbrugh-Porter+3 b. 17 Oct 1936, d. 6 May 2012
Sir John Simon Horsbrugh-Porter, 4th Bt.+4 b. 18 Dec 1938, d. 10 Mar 2013
Caroline Elaine Horsbrugh-Porter4 b. 1 Jun 1940
General Sir John Low1
Last Edited=2 Feb 2016
General Sir John Low was born in 1788 at Chatto, Cupar, Fife, ScotlandG.1 He was the son of Robert Low and unknown Malcolm.2 He married Augusta Ludlow Shakespear, daughter of John Talbot Shakespear and Amelia Thackeray, on 10 April 1829 at Mussoorie, Bengal, India.3 He died in 1880.1
He was with the Honourable East India Company Service.2 He was educated at St. Andrew's University, St. Andrews, Fife, ScotlandG.2 He held the office of Resident at Gwalior.2 He held the office of Resident at Lucknow.2 He held the office of Resident at Hyderabad.2 He held the office of Resident at Deccan.2 He was appointed Knight Grand Commander, Order of the Star of India (G.C.S.I.)1 He gained the rank of Lieutenant-General in 1859.2 He was appointed Knight Commander, Order of the Bath (K.C.B.) in 1862.1
Children of General Sir John Low and Augusta Ludlow Shakespear
Major Irvine Low4 d. 26 Jun 1881
William Malcolm Low+1 b. 1835, d. 14 Jun 1923
General Sir Robert Cunliffe Low, V.C.+3 b. 28 Jan 1838, d. 4 Aug 1911
[S339] Descendants of William the Conqueror, online http://www.william1.co.uk/. Hereinafter cited as Descendants of William the Conqueror.
[S1322] David Arathoon, "re: Acheson Family and Campbell Family," e-mail message to Darryl Lundy, 8 April 2005 - 14 July 2006. Hereinafter cited as "re: Acheson Family and Campbell Family."
[S7529] WikiTree, online http://www.wikitree.com/. Hereinafter cited as WikiTree.
Jean Forbes1
F, #366098, d. 1696
Last Edited=7 May 2011
Consanguinity Index=0.09%
Jean Forbes was the daughter of Sir John Forbes of Monymusk, 3rd Bt. and Hon. Margaret Arbuthnott.1 She married Sir Charles Maitland of Pitrichie, 3rd Bt., son of Sir Richard Maitland, Lord Pitrichie and Margaret Gordon.1 She died in 1696.1
Her married name became Maitland.1
Children of Jean Forbes and Sir Charles Maitland of Pitrichie, 3rd Bt.
Elizabeth Maitland+2 b. 15 Jun 1678, d. 8 Apr 1729
Sir Charles Maitland of Pitrichie, 4th Bt.2 b. c 1680, d. 1704
Anna Maitland2 b. 22 Sep 1680
Jean Maitland+2 b. c 1682, d. 22 Oct 1746
Margaret Maitland+2 b. 11 Jul 1683, d. 31 Oct 1750
Marie Maitland+2 b. 9 Oct 1685, d. 1738
Katherine Maitland+1 b. c 1695, d. 1743
[S4053] Christopher Davis, "re: Barton Family," e-mail message to Darryl Roger LUNDY (101053), 30 October 2009. Hereinafter cited as "re: Barton Family."
Janet Maitland Bruce Jardine1
Janet Maitland Bruce Jardine is the daughter of Brig.-Gen. James Bruce Jardine.2 She married Lt.-Col. William Patrick Browne-Clayton, son of Brig.-Gen. Robert Clayton Browne-Clayton and Mary Magdalene Wienholt, on 23 October 1935.1
From 23 October 1935, her married name became Browne-Clayton. She lived in 1976 at The Coach House, 6 Vesey Place, Dun Laoghaire, County Dublin, IrelandG.1
Children of Janet Maitland Bruce Jardine and Lt.-Col. William Patrick Browne-Clayton
Magdalene Jardine Browne-Clayton1
Magdalene Jardine Browne-Clayton was born on 16 June 1937.1 She is the daughter of Lt.-Col. William Patrick Browne-Clayton and Janet Maitland Bruce Jardine.2 She married Arian William Hugh Dunlop, son of Canon Douglas Lyall Chandler Dunlop, on 19 September 1959.1
She was (an unknown value) at Froebel Training Institute, Roehampton, Surrey, EnglandG.1 From 19 September 1959, her married name became Dunlop.
Children of Magdalene Jardine Browne-Clayton and Arian William Hugh Dunlop
Julian Pilkington Dunlop2 b. 19 Aug 1961
Lindsay Janet Dunlop2 b. 19 Jul 1963
Dominic Patrick Dunlop2 b. 20 Oct 1969


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What if Hillary Clinton doesn't run for president?
WASHINGTON — In Washington, in Iowa, in New Hampshire, really in any place that's already talking about the 2016 campaign for president, just about everyone expects Hillary Rodham Clinton to run for president.
But is it possible that Clinton might not give a White House campaign another try?
The former first lady, New York senator and U.S. secretary of state has paid speeches lined up into 2015, including one scheduled in the middle of March. She often speaks of her affinity for her work at the Clinton Foundation and joy over becoming a grandmother for the first time.
To be sure, such musings are overshadowed by evidence that Clinton will run again. She has largely left the potential 2016 field frozen in place, locking down financial donors, endorsements and connections around the country and in the early states like Iowa and New Hampshire.
Early polling shows her in a dominant position, outside groups have been promoting her candidacy for more than a year, and the fundraising juggernaut, EMILY's List, is well into laying a foundation for the campaign to elect the nation's first female president.
"It would be shocking," said Tad Devine, a Democratic strategist who is advising Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, a potential challenger.
But what if? Such a decision would set off a chaotic shuffle in the Democratic Party as candidates now considered long-shots become instant contenders and politicians now planning to skip the race give it a new look.
Here's a look at some whose political fortunes and plans for 2016 could change if Clinton decides to pass on the race.
In any other year, the sitting vice president would have an inside track to the nomination. But Clinton's dominant standing within the party has marginalized Biden in early 2016 discussion. In a Clinton-free campaign, the veteran of runs for president in 1988 and 2008 would be an early front-runner.
The Massachusetts senator is a favorite of liberal activists, some of whom are trying to "draft" her into running for president — even though she has repeatedly said she is not. Warren's populist economic approach and calls to rein in Wall Street resonate with many Democrats disappointed by the midterm elections and the gap between the wealthy and the poor. If Clinton decides not to run, Warren is sure to face pressure to fill the void.
The outgoing Maryland governor has been a workhorse surrogate for fellow Democrats, trying to build a network of financial donors — only to be effectively frozen by Clinton. Even without Clinton in the field, the Republicans' defeat of his hand-picked successor in Maryland — and sagging poll ratings at the end of his term — would complicate his campaign.
The former Virginia senator would bring a bipartisan record to the campaign: he served as President Ronald Reagan's Navy secretary. He is an accomplished author and decorated veteran, still carrying shrapnel from his service in the Vietnam War. Independent and at times unpredictable, his foreign policy outlook and outsider status could shake up the primary with or without Clinton.
Few Democrats expect the independent senator from Vermont to make much of an impact if he runs against Clinton, but that has not stopped Sanders from courting college students and liberals in Iowa and New Hampshire. He has maintained a large email distribution list, giving him a way of reaching activists, but is still more likely to shape the debate than compete for delegates no matter what Clinton does.
When former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo declined to seek the White House in 1991 after a lengthy deliberation, the vacuum helped a relatively-unknown Arkansas governor named Bill Clinton. If Hillary Rodham Clinton decides not to run, it could give his son, current New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, an opening to jump into a race he does not plan to contest. The second-term governor has built a record of accomplishments on marriage equality, gun control and, last month, banned hydraulic fracturing in New York — a move cheered by environmentalists.
The Virginia senator has big-time credentials: He's a Spanish-speaking former Catholic missionary, Harvard Law graduate, former mayor of Richmond, Virginia, and the ex-governor of the state. Kaine quickly embraced candidate Barack Obama and found himself on the short-list for vice president. Instead, Obama put him in charge of the Democratic National Committee and Kaine later succeeded Webb in the Senate. He has backed the pro-Clinton Ready for Hillary super PAC, and would get a serious look if Clinton took a pass.
The energetic New Yorker holds Clinton's old Senate seat and has been talked up as a potential heir apparent. A relative newcomer to the national stage, Gillibrand has displayed a strong acumen as a legislator, fundraising moxie, and a down-to-earth sensibility as the constantly juggling mother of two boys. She has championed legislation to remove sexual assault cases from the military chain of command and promoted paid family leave for women.
The first woman elected to the Senate from Minnesota, Klobuchar has made political trips to neighboring Iowa to help Democratic candidates and the party, moves that always start talk about the White House. A former prosecutor, Klobuchar has built a reputation in the Senate for working across the aisle. On the dinner circuit, she displays a folksy sense of humor that helps her connect with Democratic audiences.
The former Vermont governor and contender for the party's 2004 presidential nomination has backed Clinton, giving the former secretary of state an advocate among the party's liberal wing. As DNC chairman, Dean helped modernize the party's technological capabilities, laying the ground work for Obama's successful grassroots campaign in 2008. He's unlikely to leave the private sector, but may be swayed if Clinton decided to take a pass on another campaign.


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Судебная речь — это публичная речь, обращенная к суду и ко всем участвующим и присутствующим при рассмотрении уголовного или гражданского дела, произнесенная в судебном заседании и представляющая собой изложение выводов оратора по данному делу и его возражения другим ораторам.

Разновидности судебной речи
 речь прокурора по уголовным делам в суде первой инстанции (обвинительная речь)
 речь адвоката по уголовным делам в суде первой инстанции (защитительная речь и речи адвокатов-представителей потерпевшего, гражданского истца и гражданского ответчика)
 речь подсудимого в свою защиту (самозащитительная речь)
 речь потерпевшего и его представителя
 речи гражданского истца и гражданского ответчика или их представителей (в пределах гражданского иска по уголовным делам)
 речи гражданского истца и ответчика, их представителей по гражданским делам
 речи прокурора и адвоката по гражданским делам в суде первой инстанции
 речи прокурора и адвоката по уголовным и гражданским делам в суде второй инстанции
 речи общественных обвинителей и общественных защитников по уголовным делам
 речи представителей общественных организаций и трудовых коллективов по гражданским делам
 реплика как особый вид судебной речи

Предмет судебной речи
Предмет судебной речи — это те вопросы, которые суд, исследуя конкретное преступление или правонарушение, разрешает при постановлении приговора, решения или определения. Он определен уголовно-процессуальным или гражданским процессуальным кодексом.

Композиция судебной речи
1. Вступительная часть

2. Главная часть

3. Заключение

Литература
 Костанов Ю. Слово и «дело»: Судебные речи: Избранное. — М.: Verte? 2007/ — 352 c. ISBN 978-5-903631-01-8
 Гиздатов Г. Г. Судебная риторика. — Алматы: Жети жаргы, 1995. — 144 с. ISBN 5-7667-3116-7
 Левенстим А. А. Речь государственного обвинителя в уголовном суде : Этюд А. Левенстима. - Санкт-Петербург : тип. М.М. Стасюлевича, [1910]. - VI, 118 с.
 Сергеич П. Искусство речи на суде. — М.: Юрид. лит., 1988. — 383 с. ISBN 5-7260-0025-0 (переиздание дореволюционной работы Пороховщиков П. С. (П. Сергеич). Искусство речи на суде. — Санкт-Петербург: Сенат. тип., 1910. — 3-390, II с.).

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Check Out Healthworks' (Mostly) Free Summer Fitness Schedule
It includes goat yoga.
By Tessa Yannone·	 4/19/2019, 9:00 a.m.
Read all about the latest gym openings, healthy events, and fitness trends in our twice weekly Wellness newsletter.
We're at four free outdoor fitness series and counting. Can you feel the excitement brewing? We sure can. Seaport Sweat starts May 28, the Lawn at Legacy Place begins April 20, and Fit Row Sweat Series at Assembly Row kicks off May 9. The latest schedule to be released is from Healthworks Fitness Center beginning June 10.
The series, which consists of 39 scheduled events, will include everything from goat yoga to high intensity bootcamp classes and even a partnership with Harpoon Brewery for Sunday workouts (check back on that later), complete with beer and pretzels. Also to be on the lookout for are Healthworks' boat yoga in August when they bring a yoga class to the top of a ferry boat in the Boston Harbor.
After months of being cooped up inside it's time to soak in all the warmer months have to offer including al fresco dining and outdoor workouts. Classes will mostly be held every Monday and Tuesday. On Mondays you can choose from a fitness class, yet to be determined, at the Street in Chestnut Hill, a high intensity interval training workout on the Greenway, or running the Harvard Stadium steps. On Tuesdays you can head to the Esplanade for a Zumba class. And you better mark your calendar for July 10 because that's your opportunity to take goat yoga.
Classes might change and are dependent on the weather, for updates please check Healthworks on Instagram or Facebook.
Here's what to expect:
June 10: Class TBD, 5:30 p.m., The Street, 55 Boylston St., Chestnut Hill.
July 8: HIIT, 5:30 p.m., Rose Kennedy Greenway, Rowes Wharf Lawn, Parcel 17. Harvard Steps, 6:30 p.m., Harvard Stadium, 79 Harvard St., Allston.
July 10: Goat Yoga, 5 p.m., 5:40 p.m., 6:20 p.m., Rose Kennedy Greenway, Dewey Square Lawn.
July 15: Class TBD, 5:30 p.m., The Street, 55 Boylston St., Chestnut Hill, HIIT, 5:30 p.m., Rose Kennedy Greenway, Rowes Wharf Lawn, Parcel 17. Harvard Steps, 6:30 p.m., Harvard Stadium, 79 Harvard St., Allston.
July 16: Zumba, 6 p.m., Esplanade Hatch Shell.
July 22: HIIT, 5:30 p.m., Rose Kennedy Greenway, Rowes Wharf Lawn, Parcel 17. Harvard Steps, 6:30 p.m., Harvard Stadium, 79 Harvard St., Allston.
August 5: HIIT, 5:30 p.m., Rose Kennedy Greenway, Rowes Wharf Lawn, Parcel 17. Harvard Steps, 6:30 p.m., Harvard Stadium, 79 Harvard St., Allston.
August 6: Zumba, 6 p.m., Esplanade Hatch Shell.
August 12: Class TBD, 5:30 p.m., The Street, 55 Boylston St., Chestnut Hill, HIIT, 5:30 p.m., Rose Kennedy Greenway, Rowes Wharf Lawn, Parcel 17. Harvard Steps, 6:30 p.m., Harvard Stadium, 79 Harvard St., Allston.
August 13: Zumba, 6 p.m., Esplanade Hatch Shell.
August 26: HIIT, 5:30 p.m., Rose Kennedy Greenway, Rowes Wharf Lawn, Parcel 17. Harvard Steps, 6:30 p.m., Harvard Stadium, 79 Harvard St., Allston.
September 3: Zumba, 6 p.m., Esplanade Hatch Shell.
September 25: Self Defense, 6 p.m., Esplanade Hatch Shell.
For more information and to RSVP: healthworksfitness.com.
Free Outdoor Fitness 2019
Tessa Yannone	Wellness Editor @tessayannone
tyannone@bostonmagazine.com
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