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Jay Whelan's 'light bulb' moment hit while he was undergoing physical therapy for a shoulder injury. He was bored and staring out the clinic
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Jay Whelan's 'light bulb' moment hit while he was undergoing physical therapy for a shoulder injury. He was bored and staring out the clinic window as he spun a wheel with a hand pedal attached. The device was designed to strengthen his shoulder muscles.
"I thought, 'what if I could capture the energy I'm expending on this exercise and put it into the (electric) power grid?'" recalled Whelan, who has an industrial engineering background and a MBA from Boston College.
Whelan knew electricity could be generated from sports club equipment including spinning bikes, but he wasn't sure how long it would take to develop the right equipment and technology.
"It was a matter of hiring engineers to take my vision and make something workable," said Whelan, founder and CEO of eGreen Revolution.
Once they put together the gear, Whelan asked the owner of his local sports club to give it a try. About six weeks ago, Whelan's team installed their technology on spinning bikes in sports clubs in New York City and Washington, DC. If things go well, they hope to sign up more clubs across the country and beyond.
According to the company's website, 20 people participating in a spinning class could collectively generate about 3 kilowatts of electricity. A spinning room, with four classes of 20 people a day could generate 300 kilowatts a month—enough power to serve a typical home for six months.
In addition to installing the electricity-generating gear on individual bikes, they install a digital display screen so users can track the amount of power they are producing. The class can also track their collective output on a monitor in the room. Then, classes can compete to see who generates the most power.
"People in spin rooms are a passionate group who show up consistently and train hard," said Ed Trainor, vice president business and product development, for Town Sports International, which owns the New York Sports Club and other clubs around the country. TSI installed the first eGreen Revolution equipment on spin bikes in New York City and Washington, DC about six weeks ago. So far, response has been positive.
"The spin classes were the perfect place to start using the technology,"
said Trainor. "It gives people a way to measure their effort and performance. It's a hard workout but great to know at the end of the class that they've generated this power." (Right now, he said riders generate enough electricity to power the video screens attached to the cardio equipment).
Trainor declined to say how much money the company has invested in the eGreen Revolution technology, but said it was thousands of dollars. "Our company has a strong green initiative and this fit right in. It is an investment and it will take a while to recover that investment but it's definitely worth it… it has added real value and people like it."
Prior to starting his own business, Whelan spent 18 years as a consultant for Accenture, helping hundreds of business owners and managers succeed. But the lucrative, prestigious job took a toll.
"After 18 years on the road, living in hotels and airports, my two kids didn't really know who their dad was," said Whelan. At age 46, he cashed out, planning to retire and putter around. But six months later, he was bored and ready to do something new. He explored various franchise opportunities but decided to start something on his own.
Unlike many entrepreneurs with a dream, Jay Whelan was fortunate because he was able to invest hundreds of thousands of dollars of his own money to start the business. He said he's personally invested close to $1 million in cash and time. (Whelan does not pay himself a salary—yet).
Although things are going well, Whelan said he definitely underestimated the time it would take to perfect the technology to generate electricity from exercise equipment. "Six months of development, turned into two years," he said.
Always interested in environmental issues, Whelan founded the Ridgefield Action Committee for the Environment in his hometown of Ridgefield, Connecticut. In 2008, he won a governor's leadership award for his efforts.
Curious to see if his electricity-generating brainstorm could turn into a business, he recruited a few engineers to help him develop the technology that generates power from the spinning bike's flywheel. Even after they figured out how to hook up the bikes to the club's electrical power system, they still faced obstacles.
"The biggest challenge was trying to get the bike to feel the same way as it did before (being outfitted with the equipment)," said Jim Johnstone, who has owned the Ridgefield Fitness Club with his wife, Sue, for 10 years.
Although the Johnstones and their clients really liked having the "green" bikes in the club, he said their club is too small to be able to afford to install the energy-generating equipment—at least at the moment. "I think Jay's model works wonderfully for a bigger scale club."
"The clubs can sell it as a green energy savings and members will get excited about it," he said. He figured that if could afford to install the equipment, "we would have realized a cost savings of a couple thousand dollars in a year's time."
Whelan said beta-testing the bikes at Johnstone's fitness club was extremely helpful.
"It's one thing to develop a product that works in the lab, but another to make it commercially viable," explained Whelan.
For example, his engineers had to figure out why there was so much slippage when people were riding the bikes. "It turned out the club was using an oil-based cleaning fluid that messed up the friction," said Whelan. "Based on that experience, we completely water-proofed the product."
Another challenge was finding the best way to display the data that exercise fanatics crave. Some spinning class members wanted to know how many watts they were generating, while others didn't. The company is still perfecting the data display.
Whelan said eGreenRevolution currently has 40 full and part-time employees and contractors. A core team of eight handles the engineering and marketing. They have a call center in located in New York City. The product is manufactured in Massachusetts using raw materials located within 100 miles of the factory, Whelan said.
Keeping everything as close is possible, helps eGreen Revolution practice what it preaches.
Jane Applegate is the author of four books on small business management, including 201 Great Ideas for Your Small Business, published by John Wiley & Sons. The Applegate Group Inc. provides strategic marketing consulting and video production services for big and small companies. For more information visit: www.theapplegategroup.com.
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The Shaman, The Hermit and The High Priestess
At The Suttie Art Space, Aberdeen
The Shaman, the Hermit and the High Priestess are more than just alter egos created by Mike Inglis, Charis Edward Wells and Graeme Roger. Underlying their practices, ad-hocist construction, film poems and performance, lies a common thread as they each examine what it means to be artist as an observer in contemporary society. The artists all inhabit a position which is both rooted in a mythic past and also in an uncertain future. Each uses this alternative present to project forward thoughts and ideas that combine shamanistic ritual with science fiction allowing us to see our alternative futures through the cloudy lens of mysticism.
The artists in this exhibition have been commissioned by Grampian Hospitals Arts Trust (GHAT) to be involved at points in a two-year project titled Resonate:Disseminate. The project is based at both Inverurie Community Hospital and Dr Gray's in Elgin – it is now in its second phase and will run until late 2018 – and was formed to engage the following ideas:
– What is the potential of a hospital as a public building to be a cultural focal point?
– What is the potential of arts practice in a hospital to create positive cultural engagement opportunities for the visiting public?
– How can we create a programme of arts delivery in community healthcare facilities which challenges the perceived model of an arts organisation within hospital accommodation?
This exhibition has been formed from the artists' initial impressions of the physical environment of these two sites, and their thoughts around the potential outcome of the project as it becomes more embedded across the two venues over the upcoming 18 months.


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For the first time the IWGB is holding elections for the position of Chair of the UoL Branch. Come see the candidates make their case for election this Friday the 6th of November. There will be opening statements from Sonia Chura and Maritza Castillo followed with time for questions and answers from the members.
The room in G08, 55-59 Gordon Square, which is part of the Institute of Education, and there are two sessions: either 12:30-13:30 or 15:30-16:30.
Both will be in Spanish and English and open to members of the University of London branch only.
If you have any questions please contact samdolbear@googlemail.com.
Debate electoral rama Universidad de Londres, IWGB – ¡Este viernes 6 de noviembre!


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The World Health Organization/Pan American Health Organization (WHO/PAHO) Collaborating Centre on Health Workforce Planning and Research was designated in 2008 and is based at Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. The Centre's mandate is to build capacity in health systems and needs-based health human resources (HHR) planning within Canada and internationally, which aligns with the WHO Strategic Objective to Strengthen Health Systems.
Our work aims to support the efforts of countries in the Americas, Africa and elsewhere in their efforts to develop planned, sustainable processes for adapting workforces to the needs of people and changing health systems. Projects are or have been undertaken in Canada, Brazil, Jamaica, Tanzania and Zambia.
With partner countries' support and the knowledge and experience of the Centre and its partners, our projects advance PAHO's and WHO's commitment to support the global Strategy on Human Resources in Health – Workforce 2030, of which the goal is "to improve health and socioeconomic development outcomes by ensuring universal availability, accessibility, acceptability and quality of the health workforce through adequate investments and the implementation of effective policies at national, regional and global levels".
We believe that the innovative and interactive program of work through partnerships being undertaken in our projects has the potential to transform thinking and inspire future planning in health human resources around the world.


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Zdzisław Maszkiewicz (ur. 28 listopada 1950 w Garwolinie) – polski działacz związkowy, senator IV kadencji.

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Ukończył w 1973 Pomaturalne Studium Zawodowe w Dęblinie. Z zawodu jest technikiem elektronikiem. Od 1969 do 1990 pracował kolejno w Lotniczych Zakładach Remontowych w Dęblinie, Zakładach Tworzyw Sztucznych i Zakładzie Doświadczalnym "Chemimetal" w Pionkach. Od 1980 działa w "Solidarności". W latach 1992–1995 był wiceprzewodniczącym zarządu Regionu Ziemia Radomska związku. W 1995 został przewodniczącym tego regionu, regularnie wybierany na kolejne kadencje.

Był także senatorem IV kadencji z ramienia Akcji Wyborczej Solidarność z województwa radomskiego. W 2001 i 2005 bez powodzenia ubiegał się o ponowny wybór na tę funkcję.

Odznaczenia
 Krzyż Kawalerski Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (2016)
 Krzyż Wolności i Solidarności (2017)
 Złoty Krzyż Zasługi (2006)

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Odznaczeni Krzyżem Kawalerskim Orderu Odrodzenia Polski (III Rzeczpospolita)
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Wolności i Solidarności
Odznaczeni Złotym Krzyżem Zasługi (III Rzeczpospolita)
Politycy Akcji Wyborczej Solidarność
Polscy związkowcy
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Eric Schoop (* 19. November 1958 in Jos, Nigeria) ist ein deutscher Volkswirt und Wirtschaftsinformatiker, dessen wissenschaftliche Schwerpunkte in der Informationsmodellierung sowie der Konzeption und Entwicklung von virtuellen Lernumgebungen liegen. Er lehrt seit 1993 an der TU Dresden.

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Eric Schoop studierte von 1977 bis 1983 in Heidelberg Volkswirtschaftslehre, bevor er als wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter und Habilitand an den Universitäten Bamberg und Würzburg tätig war. 1987 promovierte er über dezentrale Fertigungsinformationssysteme und 1993 folgte seine Habilitation über entscheidungsorientierte Informationsverarbeitung mit Hypertext. Im selben Jahr folgte er dem Ruf an die TU Dresden.

Literatur
 Dorit Petschel: 175 Jahre TU Dresden. Band 3: Die Professoren der TU Dresden 1828–2003. Hrsg. im Auftrag der Gesellschaft von Freunden und Förderern der TU Dresden e. V. von Reiner Pommerin, Böhlau, Köln u. a. 2003, ISBN 3-412-02503-8, S. 862 ().

Weblinks

 Profil von Eric Schoop am Lehrstuhl für Wirtschaftsinformatik, insb. Informationsmanagement der TU Dresden

Ökonom (20. Jahrhundert)
Ökonom (21. Jahrhundert)
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Benito Pablo Juárez García [beˈnit̪o ˈpaßlo ˈxu̯aɾez ɣ̞aɾˈsia] (21. března 1806 Guelatao de Juárez – 18. července 1872 Ciudad de México) byl mexický politik ale původem byl zapotékovský Indián. V letech 1857–1863 a 1867–1872 byl prezidentem Mexika.

Pro svůj boj proti francouzské intervenci, která se snažila prosadit v Mexiku císařství, a pro snahu o modernizaci Mexika, je Benito Juárez považován za největší postavu mexické historie a národního hrdinu.

Život
Ve třech letech mu zemřeli oba rodiče, proto se musel přestěhovat ke svému strýci, ve dvanácti se ovšem připojil k sestře a odešel s ní do Oaxacy. Začal studovat na kněze, nakonec však dal přednost právnickému vzdělání, z kterého roku 1831 absolvoval. Toho roku již zasedal ve státní radě Oaxacy. O deset let později se stal soudcem a následně guvernérem státu v letech 1847 až 1852. V roce 1853 odešel do exilu do New Orleans, jako hodně jeho liberálně smýšlejících politických souputníků, odkud se po volebním vítězství liberálů vrátil po dvou letech do Mexika, aby vykonával v nové vládě funkci ministra spravedlnosti. Za další dva roky byl jmenován předsedou nejvyššího soudu. V roce 1858 se v zemi vzbouřili konzervativci a Juaréz prchl do Veracruzu, kde vytvořil exilovou vládu.

V lednu 1861 se poprvé ujal vlády. Jeho nápadem bylo na dva roky pozastavit placení veškerých dluhů. Na novou vládu reagovaly evropské mocnosti - Velká Británie, Španělsko a Francie, jejichž vojska se vylodila ve Veracruzu. Britské a španělské loďstvo zde hájilo ekonomické zájmy obou zemí a již v dubnu odplulo, Francouzi ovšem ještě dva roky bojovali o mexický trůn a i přes počáteční neúspěchy dobyli v červnu 1863 hlavní město Ciudad de México. Novým císařem se stal rakouský arcivévoda Maxmilián I. a vláda byla donucena přesídlit do města Juárez na americko-mexických hranicích. Po čtyř letech bojů se ovšem Mexičanům s pomocí USA podařilo svrhnout monarchii a císař byl i přes protesty většiny světových státníků 19. června 1867 popraven.

Juaréz poté pokračoval ve funkci prezidenta i přes mozkovou mrtvici do roku 1872, kdy zemřel na srdeční infarkt.

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Reference

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Související články
 Maxmilián I. Mexický
 Francouzská intervence v Mexiku
 Dějiny Mexika

Externí odkazy

 Benito Pablo Juárez García In: memoriapoliticademexico.org

 Mexico's Lincoln: The Ecstasy and Agony of Benito Juarez
 Historical Text Archive: Juarez, Benito, on La Reforma
 Timeline
 Juarez Photos - Planeta.com
 Benito Juarez at Find-A-Grave

Indiáni Mezoameriky
Prezidenti Mexika
Narození v roce 1806
Narození 21. března
Úmrtí v roce 1872
Úmrtí v Ciudad de México
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A bundle of worksheets covering sounds from Jolly Phonics Sets 1, 2, 3 and 4.
Each set can also be bought separately in my shop.
I use these in my ASD class as homework sheets and also keep a copy photocopies back to back and laminated for class use and Aistear table top work.
Colour the pictures that begin with a given initial sound.
Free form letter formation practise.
Recognising letters and colour in.
Sets 4 also had a reading activity, a label the picture activity and a trace the words containing digraph sounds activity.


A direct descendant of the Celtic goddess Brigid, it's Selah's sacred duty to help those in need. But as the last of the Goddess Born living in the New World, she learned from an early age to keep her supernatural abilities hidden. The Quaker community of Hopewell has always been welcoming, but there's no doubt they would see her hanged if her gift was revealed.
When a prominent minister threatens to try her with witchcraft unless she becomes his wife, Selah has only one hope — that her betrothed, a distant cousin from Ireland, arrives as planned. Marrying Samuel would keep her secret safe, preserve her sacred bloodline, and protect her from being charged as a witch.
But when news of Samuel's death reaches the Colonies, Selah is truly on her own. Terrified, she faces an impossible choice — forfeit her powers and marry the loathsome Nathan or find an imposter to pose as her husband and preserve her birthright.
Set in the colony of Pennsylvania in 1730, this riveting novel begins as 18-year-old Selah Kilbrid runs into Quaker minister Nathan Crowley, a man who "labor[ed] under the delusion that [Selah] would soon be his wife" despite the fact that she was betrothed to a man on his way to America from Ireland. Nathan tells Selah that if she refuses him, he will have her "charged as a witch" because of her ability to heal the sick. To avoid Nathan's plan to marry her the following Sunday, she leaves for Philadelphia to wait for the arrival of her betrothed and marry him before returning home. In Philadelphia, she discovers that her betrothed has died at sea. She then purchases Henry, an indentured servant, and convinces him to pose as her husband and help protect her from Nathan. As the story continues, the reader learns of Selah's family history and the powers she possesses; Selah is half-human, half-goddess. It's important that her secret stay safe because, if discovered, she could be killed. The characters are well developed and relatable; the reader empathizes with Selah and her plight. The fast-paced plot is exciting and keeps the reader guessing and in suspense. The end leaves room for a sequel, which after such a tremendous beginning, would be anxiously awaited. A clear winner!
Kari Edgren did not dream of becoming a writer. Instead, she dreamed of everything else and was often made to stay inside during kindergarten recess to practice her letters. Despite doting parents and a decent school system, Ms. Edgren managed to make it through elementary school having completed only one book cover to cover --The Box Car Children, which she read approximately forty-seven times. Things improved during high school, but it wasn't until she read Gabrielle Garcia Marquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude in college that she truly understood the power of a book.
This book sounds right up my alley. As always, thanks for sharing!


Home Asia Assassinating Khashoggi: What is the UAE doing?
Assassinating Khashoggi: What is the UAE doing?
The UAE that had facilitated the MBS accession to the throne is oddly silent about it and about the Khashoggi affair at the moment.
The US site, The Intercept has even announced that the United Arab Emirates had set a trap to Saudi Arabia regarding the assassination of Saudi dissident Jamal Khashoggi.
"After the murder of Jamal Khashoggi, a Saudi dissident and columnist for the Washington Post, at the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, the United Arab Emirates managed to distance himself from the affair and quietly continue their activities in Washington, as if nothing had happened. was, "said The Intercept.
This comes as the Saudi government has been accused by the international community of killing Khashoggi.
It is worth remembering that the ambassador of the United Arab Emirates in Washington, Yousef al-Otaïba, strongly urged Washington to support Mohammed Ben Salmane in his accession to the throne.
From 2015, Otaïba took advantage of these relations to facilitate the accession to the Saudi throne of MBS who was then only the Minister of Defense of his country.
Emirate Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed said the event would benefit Abu Dhabi.
But since Khashoggi's publicized assassination by a Saudi team of 15, the UAE has been eclipsed by the international scene.
Otaïba is one of Washington's most influential diplomats and his support for MBS was crucial for the young prince's ascent to the throne.
The pressure has been intensified in recent days on Mohammed bin Salman and doubts about his involvement in the murder of Khashoggi are getting bigger and bigger.
Since the attacks of September 11, 2001 in the United States, Saudi Arabia had not experienced any such major crisis.
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Jordan vows to sort problems
Eddie Jordan has said his team must resolve the reliability problems that threaten to blight its chances once again this year
Jordan's team finished third in the World Championship two years ago, but its 2000 season was wrecked by poor reliability and, in the first half of this season, the same thing is happening again. The Silverstone-based team eventually slumped to sixth in last year's title race.
"Very disappointing," summed up Jordan of his cars' double retirement at the Nurburgring on Sunday. "Something different is going wrong every race and we have to get to the bottom of this. It's got to be an on-going process to see what's causing the problems.
Jarno Trulli lost a likely points-scoring finish with clutch and gearbox problems, while the returning Heinz-Harald Frentzen spun out with 19 laps to go when his traction control failed.
Jordan's cars have now failed to score a point in the last four races, but he remains confident that his Honda-powered cars can keep their mantle as 'best of the rest' behind Ferrari, McLaren-Mercedes and Williams-BMW.
"Even though the top three teams are pulling away, the battle for fourth remains wide open," said Jordan. "But we have got to stop giving points away like this. From what we could see this weekend in qualifying and the race, the potential is definitely there - but that alone is definitely not enough."
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English sentences with longitudinal direction in context,
It's what about a 1km long, it's super-structure would be mainly designed to deal with longitudinal forces, the main engine thrust direction.
They need no ring and pinion to change the direction of force from longitudinal to transverse rotation.
The devs have confirmed how it works in the forums, there's absolutely no link between the direction of the planet and the orientation of the station, other than, I think, the station's longitudinal axis being coplanar with its orbit.
The UK government for example has introduced more tax bands in the last years to make it fairer, so it is moving towards this direction.
Scandianavian Social Democracy seems to be a pretty solid partial step on the road in the right direction.
Good news, it turns out it was not stanley specifically, guess the search engine just grabbed the word "panther" and ran some crazy direction with it.
This is because they are open and thus blow air out of the cards in all directions.
If you can flesh out the bottom with what it is you actually wish to discuss about tactical communications I'll be happy to reapprove it, but for now the discussion needs to guided in less general direction.
although i really enjoy the camera direction, i've often wished that too.
I think it's defined in a certain direction- the axis of the "wheel".
I'm guessing that any system with moving bodies has a total angular momentum that is conserved, so our local cluster should have a total angular momentum, and intuitively it seems like it should have a defined direction, although I never asked that specific question in physics.
Does our super cluster have a specific angular momentum direction, or the observable universe?
The US does not secretly bribe OPEC , the money flows in the other direction
I also think that time moves in only one direction (at least on the physical plane of our reality), so that every event is unique and once past is gone for good, or preserved for a while in memory (although from a God's eye view, which maybe becomes possible if should your soul evolve far enough, it's probably timeless and all happening at once).
Critics praised the film's cast, especially Neeson's performance, and Frank's direction and screenplay.
I know I know, lots of subsidies but that's a efficient way to push something into the right direction.
I'm in sort of a middle ground: I am a fan of the books first and foremost like many of us, but actually I felt the art direction in the films was closer in many ways to what I always have in my head.
A rebel faction has commandeered one of our vessels and was last spotted in open oceans headed in this direction.
Your articles are always a welcome sight, even if the content or direction may receive some criticism from some.
One of Asie's main goals for Magnum Opis is to make things feel more sandboxy, as if minecraft had gone a different direction and stuck more to how it was very early on.
It should be safe as long as you follow the directions, just keep in mind (especially for someone you didn't know) that you may not be talking to who you think you're talking to.
Instead of a slow, give him a "gusty" debuff he applies with the 1 that would constantly push the enemy in a specific direction, instead of just another boring slow.
At least now I have a direction and a new destination to head too.
EDIT: For those wondering, a Battery is a Company sized element in a Field Artillery Battalion, and usually consists of 8-10 sections each, 2 of which are Fire Direction Control and the rest being howitzer sections,and a section is pretty much a squad.
In the very first statement, he speaks of "the direction of PRF motion."
Give the ball to Russ, let him drive and dish in the general direction of the 3 point line and you'll get back in the game.
Directions unclear.
I've asked other undergraduates to show me how to do things, and they are more helpful, but I need someone to tell me what direction to go in!
One lady put her head in and asked for directions to the liquor store.
The entire mainstream internet is headed in the same craptastic direction....
Yeah mine bends the other direction, very difficult to get an accurate length...
Though of course there's a limit, but you can continuously change its direction.
I roam on att every time I go through there, and pandora is silent 50 miles outside the border in every direction.
The Church can change pastoral direction as long as that new direction is not in conflict with Church doctrine.
With a new GM and OC acquired this past offseason, the team is now heading in the right direction.
You can look back at all those failed experiments and failed years where those steps lead us going in the wrong direction several times.
Stop that shit right now and get in a different band, or go in your own direction.
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I've said it several times and there's been several articles stating he was fired because he opposed the direction our FO/Vivek wanted to take our team.
Obviously those who are already circumcised can't do anything about it so I jut don't understand why "teasing" has to exist towards either direction.
Some boots, however, were running South - in the direction of Seoul.
Life only goes in one direction to us, forwards in time continuing moment after moment.
They worship the storm and think that by giving it sacrifices they can control its direction and send it to enemies of theirs.
Whistling a happy tune to himself, he meanders down the street in the opposite direction of Jessica.
I agree with you 100%, but feel like that goes in another direction.
If Lissandra throws down the claw, she's probably going to jump to it, so throw your hook in the direction of her claw when she goes for it.
When he starts the 'motor' on it however, the sword comes to life and in his hands, when swung, there's countless translucent blades swinging/cutting in every direction.
You can kind of get away with just wave dashing on the ground and doing variable direction dashing in the air at first, but later on you'll want to get plinking down.
Tate was running the same direction, stopped and.olanted his feet.
I am pretty happy with this, bodybuilders can sometimes be very misogynistic and homophobic, so this is in a pretty good direction.


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International congress on Jorge Luis Borges
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On the occasion of the 3oth anniversary since the death of Jorge Luis Borges, Libreria Espanola Nikolopoulos is organizing an international congress on November 4 and 5, 2016.
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"We underline our strong commitment to European unity and our firm conviction that, by acting together, our countries are stronger and European citizens in a better position to control their future," EU Mediterranean leader said.
European Council agrees to zero fines and new deadlines for Portugal and Spain
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It also stepped up the excessive deficit procedure for both countries, setting new correction deadlines and giving notice of measures to be taken.
Ecofin decides sanctions against Portugal and Spain
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Ecofin found that Portugal and Spain had not taken effective action in response to its recommendations on measures to correct their excessive deficits.
The Athens Hispanic Film Festival at Lais
02/06/2016 ENstaff Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Spain, Venezuela
Thirteen recent films which have impressed audiences and critics worldwide will be screened at the Lais Open Air Cinema.
High unemployment rates in Greece and Spain
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According to Eurostat, the euro area seasonally-adjusted unemployment rate was 10.3% in February 2016, down from 10.4% in January 2016.
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A tribute to the Spanish Theatre in the presence of theatre writers Denise Despeyroux, Eugenio Amaya and José Padilla.
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This summer, Ripollone spent time learning about laser systems through a NASA program, attending an advanced space academy for educators, and conducting research at the Coyote Canyon Mammoth Site and the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Washington state.
For the last of these, Ripollone was one of only 20 teachers from across the country selected by the Siemens STEM Academy for the all-expenses-paid "Siemens Teachers as Researchers" fellowship.
The goal of the fellowship is to give teachers an experience in the STEM fields – science, technology, engineering and mathematics – that they can use to encourage their students to pursue STEM careers.
In Washington, Ripollone worked with a small team of teachers to gather data from soil samples that would help answer the question of whether a mammoth skeleton found in the area is from a mammoth that originated there or one whose remains ended up in the area because of flooding.
The teachers didn't leave with an answer, but their data will be an important resource for the scientists at the site.
"That's research!" Ripollone said. She explained that it's far easier to talk to students about the scientific method after engaging in it herself. She's seen how an experiment progresses and her descriptions of her experience can make things more tangible for students.
"They come in, and they think they can't do it, but they can," she said.
She also will share with students the importance of collaboration communication and creative problem-solving in STEM fields.
Ripollone said she encourages all teachers to apply and participate in programs like the ones she attended, if they're able to do so. Not only does it benefit students, but it's rejuvenating for teachers.
"It's just tremendous," she said.
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Produced by Beyond Productions and Bombora Film and Music Blood and Thunder: The Sound of Alberts will be broadcast on ABC. Part 1 – BLOOD, Thursday 25th June 8:30pm ABC1 and Part 2 – THUNDER, Thursday 2nd July 8:30pm ABC1 .
Blood & Thunder: The Sound of Alberts is at its essence a classic Australian story; a story of immigrant families – the originally Swiss Alberts and the Scottish Youngs – taking on Australia and the world and making their mark in the history books through rock & roll.


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OLIVIA WILDE SERVED LEGAL PAPERS FROM JASON SUDEIKIS. Olivia Wilde Custody, Age, Enggaged, Children and Husband.
The actress was given custody papers on stage by Olivia Wilde:
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Olivia was quiet after being handed her child custody documents in a brown envelope. She was in some live stage show at that time in Las Vegas. After her performance, she opened that envelope, she found that these were custody papers from her former partner Jason Sudeikis.
She was disturbed when she was introducing a video of her movie Don't Worry Darling.
When she got that brown envelope marked "private and confidential, she was surprised and asked what was for her. She immediately opened and read it, and continued her speech after that.
A source said, "Mr. Sudeikis had no knowledge of the time or the place that the envelope has to be delivered. After this, CinemaCon, the organizer of the event said in a statement that they should check its security protocols. Though she was very happy to read that news the occasion was very awkward, when she got those papers. Sources close to him said that he had no information about the place and the time of the letter's delivery. At that time, she was in the live introduction on the stage and giving the speech.
Earlier, it was believed that it must be a movie speech, but later everyone come to know about that.
Olivia Wilde is a very famous actor and director. She is best known for directing the Booksmart, US high school teen film. And for her role in the medical drama House. She is a very big star and hence has huge fan followings. Her fans are always updated regarding her and eager to know new things about her.
Jason and Olivia, who divorced just appx 18 months ago, share two children. Now she has started dating -Harry Styles, who is a star in her new movie.
Olivia Wilde was born on 10th March 1984. She is just 38 years old as of 2022. She is a very popular and famous American actress and Filmmaker.
She met Sudeikis, her partner, who is best known for the comedy series Ted Lasso – in 2011. They were just engaged and had two children together before separating in 2020.
She has 2 cute and talented Children. For their custody only, she got lette in between her speech.
She got married in 2003 to Tao Ruspoli. But according to sources, They got divorced in 2011.
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Vomitory: vinyl and digipak CD re-issues with bonus tracks!
Metal Blade Records will re-issue the first two albums by Swedish Death Metal legends Vomitory on January 11th, 2019.
2019 marks the 30th anniversary of the band – expect more releases and live shows next year!
Both albums will be re-mastered and released on spinesleeve vinyl in the best quality possible – as well as on digipak CD with bonus tracks!


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Hardingham – Four Crosses
Aug 3, 2016 | Blog
There's a sort of axis of travel in everyone's existence, roads that we travel often at various times that become embedded into us a part of our journey through life. Well worn paths that aren't exactly desire lines, they are the things that link us together, part of our familial pattern. For me one of these from my childhood is the line of the B1150, the Norwich Road from North Walsham into the city and the B1108 out the other side to Watton. It was the old path that linked us to my brother and my sister and their families. I find both of them strangely comfortable to drive along, there are points on each that always throw me back to childhood and my teens. Captains pond and the mist in the hollows of the wood, Westwick Arch and the Scottow Barn, RAF Coltishall and the low landscape on one side of the city. On the other Earlham Park, Barford and the March of the pylons across the soft downs towards Kimberley and Hingham.
I've traversed it so many times it feels like a natural route, a wire in the deep circuits and switches of the past. Both roads have probably not been hugely modernised or straightened in years, centuries possibly, the metal has widened but the flow of travel is the same, the corners and dips, natural curves cut by feet and hooves and carts, reinforced by tyres and cars. I grew up at one end of the wire in North Walsham and spent various weekends at Little and Great Ellingham, Wicklewood, Deopham, Wymondham and Attleborough. My mother breathed her last at the end of this line, 35 years after moving to North Walsham, she died in Hingham in a bland, efficient and expensive nursing home.
I drove out on the Watton Road, a route through fields slowly coming alive. I've not driven along here as much since our mum went, she was the thing that drove us apart and the glue held us close, the need removed by her absence. I like the sweep and rise of the land across the South West of Norwich, the faintly rolling vistas that open up beside you as you drive, the churches poking out of tree lines, the expansive fields with hedgerow relics of older systems the tops shorn flat and frayed by industrial hedge-cutters, controlling the growth the outward pressure of life sawn away. along these old roads I was going to look at the past.
Hardingham lies just to the North of the old road. It is an expansive settlement, one of the largest parishes in Norfolk. The modern village is nucleated at the end of the Hackford Road around a green near the hall. Other buildings appear like slow Morse code down the tracks away from the centre outward towards Manson Green, Nordelph, Flockthorpe and Danemore formed around wherever the original main settlement was. The church is an anomaly, sitting on St Georges Mount isolated a mile to the North of the village which may have drifted away, the original buildings lost to the plough in the fields. St Georges mount is as it suggests a rise in the ground framed by a sandy track and the large old rectory. It is an impressive looking building; Fourteenth century with an overlay of Victorian sharpness and angularity and a curious tower that sits to the South side rather than the west end of the church, an addenda to a large old chapel with a large Nave and Chancel.
The air is cold, the sun a glimmer fighting cloud, the sky like a grey ceiling. The outer door is unlocked but the inner firmly shut. There are two key holders numbers on a card between various damp notices on a board inside the porch, both ring then go to an answering machine after six rings. What I really want to see is inside hung on a wall. Outside the cloud has come down, drizzle drifts through the irregular graves some canted over, one laying flat another partially lifted reveals what could be a badger set, there are tussocks and molehills and cracked memorials to the rear a set of recent burials look out of place, daffodils and neatly machine cut lettering on black granite in a field of lichen, serifs, and limestone.
A key holder rings back, she will bring the key. She is nice, dressed for weekend decorating. We stand and talk. In the age of mass lead theft the first question is unsurprising I've heard it before. 'What is your link to the church?'. I don't have one, or do I, I'm local, interested in the curious memorial. I might visit some of the boys on my next trip to the Western Front. She smiles and shows me a book; a brief description of each man where known; where he lived, what he did, who his family are. She tells me about the Abels, 'some of the family still live in the parish, isn't it funny how names hang on, people are remembered, there's a little house called Love cottage, named after a women who lived there twenty or more years ago, there her whole life'. The continuity of settlement and community. I offer to drop the key back, her nervousness transformed to trust. I am left alone in the cold in the dimly lit church.
It has been gutted by well-meaning Victorians, the pews are ordinary, the organ quite modern, the walls flat render and paint, there are the usual signs of trapped birds and bats. Stonework has been replaced, machined lines visible on some pieces contrasting the worn softness of the bases and curves of medieval pillars. The memorials in the floor near the alter are nice, cracked and old, solid and black as coal, 1666 cut carefully into the earliest one back in times when the plague destroyed the community, Only Flockthorpe untouched so I'm told. It is a large space and when the sun breaks through the greyness the Victorian glass lights the large plain space beautifully.
What I'm really here for lies at the end of the Nave, mounted on the wall like most small war memorials. This one is different though. Central to it is a small board, wood with double doors that are permanently open. Inside brass plates inscribed with the names of 23 men from the parish who died in both wars. The Great War dead on the outer, the Second World War on the inner plates. It is curious, Simon Knott likens it to a dartboard case, I'm at a loss to think of a better description. It isn't however this which is striking. Despite the litany of misery for a thinly populated parish it is the surrounding items that are surprising. There are four wooden crosses on the wall, each time and weather blackened. They are both alien and at home.
We didn't bring our war dead back, they are still there in the fields and cemeteries of Belgium, Northern France, across Europe, Turkey, Egypt and the Middle East. Across the world. Remembered both there and here in dusty lists, arches and curved walls and on battered memorials in churches, town halls and on village greens. It was accepted that many would never see the grave of their family. Not everyone had the means to go. My own family never did. You can see this on the front in the cemeteries on the line, the chosen wording from the families at the base of the Portland Stone hinting at or even saying directly 'you are here, but I can never visit, but I will never forget', too poor, too far away. But here in this church the reverse is true. Someone delivered these, the authorities probably, or maybe someone went to the front and bought back the wooden makeshift grave markers of four of the men and put them here in the heart of the community.
They are remarkable, even down to the denuded bases where the wood sat in the ground in the fields out there before the Imperial Graves Commission set them in stone in neat rows of manicured grass. Three of them conform to a pattern IGC put in place. The tip originally dipped in tar, now rotted off, the regulation metal identifying straps, The fourth is different, heavy scrap wood or pieces of ammunition crate fashioned into a cross. All are cracked, shrunken and dry in the air and dim light of the church. Time has had its way with them. It looks as if somewhere over the last century someone has treated them, the wood darkened, almost desiccated and ebonised. On one the remains of Haig Fund Poppy on an old two piece wooden cross has been tacked on. It is an old one, a tin centre and ragged fabric hint at another time of mourning before our mass produced plastic signals of remembrance. Each has a name, rank, serial number marked on a piece of aluminium strap, produced on some hellish conflict-quality Dymo printer, the think strips tacked; details and at the top a grave number. The odd man out is also rather beautifully carved by hand, blocky and narrow grotesques chipped by hand deep into the wood, 'RIP' 'Cpl J ABEL' 'DIED OF WOUNDS' 'MARCH 27th 1918'.
A quick check on CWGC on my intermittent 3G signal indicates he was a Lance Corporal, Service No: 748, Date of Death: 27/03/1918, Age:22, Regiment/Service: Machine Gun Guards 4th Bn. Grave Reference: VIII. R. 51. Cemetery: Cabaret Rouge British Cemetery, Souchez. His physical remains lie just North of Arras. Yet somehow he really is here, in the eyes of the congregation of the church and also in the folds of the land and the memory of place and the genetics of family. The last line as is usual on these records is the personal the 'Additional Information' as it's officially called, the bit that makes this collection of words and numbers a real human. He was the 'Son of Henry and Annie Elizabeth Abel, of "Old Bird in Hand," Hardingham, Norfolk'.
A small amount of digging reveals more of his movements at the front as his parents continued to do their labouring jobs out here in the fields. He had been in the Scots Guards, presumably he'd been picked or volunteered to train as a machine gunner. He was involved doing this with the Guards at the First Battle of Arras, and died in the hands of the Ninth Field Ambulance. On the internet he exists in pixels, a digitised portrait in the Picture Norfolk collection (Right), some census returns to 1911. He also exists in the scans of War Ministry papers, all of which catalogues on discoloured paper covered in pencil marks, the ticks and crosses that signal his death but so little of his living. His pay, his medal entitlement, where he is, but so not much else.
And next to him is something else. His brother, etched into the brass. Second Lieutenant Frederick Abel, 3rd Battalion Norfolk Regiment, 30th December 1917. He drowned at sea he had been aboard the troop ship SS/HT/RMS Aragon as it waited to pull into port at Alexandria, torpedoed by UC-34, a German submarine. She sank fast, 610 men and women died in the blast and the water. He was only 31, married to Louisa, they lived in Coston just up the road. He is interred at Chatby Cemetery and memorial in the port. In a family of eight children all the boys appear to have served, Harry the eldest was a regular before the war with the 1st Norfolks, and finished his service in 1920 in the Labour Corp. Arthur appears to have also been in the Norfolk Regiment the 2nd Regiment and also seems to have been a regular, serving from at least 1911. Francis appears to have been in the Labour Corp, a sergeant. The girls; May and Henrietta would have known the deprivations, the worry and the hard work of being at home, probably taking over the jobs on the land vacated by the men, perhaps unwittingly taking steps on the road to emancipation. Two sons and brothers gone in less than a year. There probably extended family on here, the name Hunt rings a bell, could they be related to Annie Elizabeth, before marriage she too was a Hunt. It is horrific the way the war tore through everything, terrible and sobering.
There is something else physically missing though. I know from a visit by a friend there was at one time a shell case inscribed with 'High Wood 1916' a gift from the Somme to the Rector in memory of his son named on one of the crosses. Geoffrey Stephen Walley, the only child of the rector at the time, Stephen Cawley Walley and his wife Mercy, Rector of this Parish, and Mercy, his wife. He died at High Wood on 20th August 1916 aged 24 and is buried at Dernancourt cemetery near Albert. It turns out it has been leant to someone to look at, to remember with.
I lock up carefully and leave, driving back up towards Danemoor to drop off the key I'm suddenly struck by the form of the landscape. So much so I pull over on a patch of concrete on a rise in the ground above the church, to the North lies a block of woodland squared off hunkering down on the plateau against the soft curves of the countryside, piles of marl ready for spreading nearby, the plough lines in the reddened soil heading off to the horizon, these downs on the edge of Breckland those trees could almost be High Wood. It is strange, in these dawdling paths of the mind how we react when confronted by these wooden remains of people's very real past lives, shared grief from the front brought home. Like an echo, from one end of a road to another.
This article first appeared on Invisible Works in March 2016.
Photos and text © Invisible works/Nick Stone. Portraits of the Abel brothers are from the collections of Picture Norfolk.
RICHARD BARNES	on August 3, 2016 at 1:18 pm
Interesting and intimate account throughout. Thoughts alone in the church with relics of Norfolk's soldiers in the battle of europe. The retrieved wooden grave markers (were they brought back from france and if so by whom?) Are especially personal. The Abels were well-known and still run the auction and house-removal business in Watton.
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To Help Your Employees Understand Diversity, Make It Personal
Embracing differences — our own and others' — can create a culture of inclusion.
by Kelley Mavros
When I tell junior women whom I mentor that I have cried at work, they are astounded. Isn't "being emotional" a career killer? On the contrary, I explain, I've found that business is built on relationships, and relationships are built on emotion. And studies have shown that creating a compassionate workplace boosts employee performance and engagement. My mentees can look at my own career to see this in practice. After 15 years with Strategy&, I'm a partner with the firm, and its diversity leader in North America.
The initial reaction of these women is telling—it drives home the idea that women tend to view the ways they differ from men in the workplace as liabilities. This mind-set is something I've confronted in my career, but didn't always give much thought to. In fact, it took years for me to understand the true importance of diversity.
Historically, the fact that I was a woman was always less important to me than the fact that I was a professional—proud of the career I've built, the clients I've served, and the results I've helped them create. I grew up in a generation of women that fought to be viewed as equals, to be the "the same" as our male counterparts. Thus earlier in my career, when I thought about diversity, it was largely in the context of equal opportunity.
But as my career progressed, I was asked to take on leadership roles to guide and mentor other women. At first, I was skeptical about how my experience could really help. Then I started talking to women, and immediately saw that we had common threads. We shared personality traits, we shared perspectives, and we shared goals.
We struggled to network, because we didn't want to "bother" people. When I was trying to make partner, I was hesitant to reach out to current partners to make my case. This extended the timeline of my partnership, until a colleague reminded me that "they call it a partner election for a reason." You need to campaign to win it. We also thought about how having a family would affect our career trajectory. As a mother of two boys, I stepped off the fast track for four years—a choice I'm now lauded for, but at the time was quite unsure of.
These are just a couple of examples, but of course there are others. Adam Grant and Sheryl Sandberg just published a great piece on "why women stay quiet at work" in the New York Times. I began to realize that these common threads were more than just similarities. Sometimes, they were a way to relate to and inspire women, and help them develop as professionals. Other times, they raised awareness of the challenges that women face, exposing areas where they needed support to overcome barriers.
However, I also saw the difficulty in building that support throughout a company. It's not that male colleagues don't want and support gender diversity—they certainly do—but do they really know what it takes? The same question, of course, can be asked of women: I would have always said I supported diversity, but I didn't really understand it, or how an organization can create a culture of inclusion.
Counterintuitive as it may seem, embracing differences is an effective means of fostering cohesiveness—because if someone relates to diversity from a personal angle, they can more easily see it from other angles. And this is something that everyone can do. Diversity isn't only about gender. It is about race and sexual orientation. It is about age, physical ability, education, economics, family life, religion, hobbies, and all of the other attributes that make us individuals. But even more than that, it is about celebrating what makes you different, as well as what makes others different.
Counterintuitive as it may seem, embracing differences is an effective way to foster cohesiveness.
Maybe you have an elderly or ill parent, and need to adjust your work hours to provide care. Maybe you are a new mom or dad, and decide to work only part-time while your child is young. Or maybe you observe religious practices and holidays that require you to decline work events held at certain times. Think about why you've made these choices, and then consider the effect the decisions have had both on your personal life and on your career. The more people think this way, the more they will start to understand the choices that other people make—and that's when we start to create true workplace diversity.
Taking this view of diversity also makes us better at our jobs. A common opinion holds that diversity brings different perspectives, which in turn helps companies better understand their customers and grow their business. But I think the culture of inclusion also plays a role here, because it enables people to collaborate more effectively and in turn to generate better results.
I have an ulterior motive when I tell young women my story about crying at work. I want them to see how I turned something that may once have been frowned upon into a show of passion, strength, and empathy in the workplace. And I want them to think about the "weaknesses" they see in themselves—and in others—in a new light.
Topics: culture, economics, education, leaders, leadership
Kelley Mavros
Kelley Mavros is a partner with Strategy&'s digital business and technology practice, and is based in Chicago. She is the firm's diversity leader in North America.


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Give & Receive on Giving Tuesday
Help meet the challenge grant for the Trails & Views Forever Fund!
Update: Due to a slow in donations because of the COVID-19 crisis, the deadline for the Trails & Views match has been extended to September 30, 2020. Just in time for the holiday giving season, we're announcing a matching grant for our new Trails & Views Forever Fund for the Blue Ridge Parkway. An anonymous donor is offering a challenge grant of $300,000 to jump-start this initiative to repair trails, picnic areas, campgrounds, overlooks, and other amenities.
A Blue Ridge Parkway Love Story
Ray and Laura Pease shared a love story, and not just with each other. The Blue Ridge Parkway wove its way into their hearts, and became a touchstone in their life together. After discovering the Pisgah Inn during a visit to the Blue Ridge Mountains in 1979, the couple returned each October to explore the Parkway. "Every year we would come and discover new trails and take some of the old trails," Laura says. They weren't shy about asking for recommendations for their next hiking or picnic spot. "Being Southerners, we talked to everybody."
Happy Days Ahead for The Bluffs Restaurant
For so many people who enjoy fond memories of Bluffs Coffee Shop, the stories go beyond the ham biscuits, pan-fried chicken, and berry cobbler. A big part of the charm of stopping in for a home-style meal was the welcoming staff, including server Ellen Woodruff Smith, who worked at The Bluffs from the day it opened on May 31, 1949, to the day it closed on November 1, 2010.
Our CEO wins award for championing natural and cultural heritage
We are so thrilled to announce that the Foundation's CEO, Dr. Carolyn Ward, was recently honored with the William C. Everhart Award by the Clemson University Institute for Parks in recognition of sustained achievements that provide creative insights and that foster an appreciation of our natural and cultural heritage.
Of Valley & Ridge art show raises funds to support Blue Ridge Parkway
As the sun set on Zealandia on Friday, October 11, guests arrived for an evening of art, jazz, food and drinks, and for an exclusive first chance to view and purchase Blue Ridge Parkway-inspired plein air pieces. The historic mansion on Beaucatcher was the venue for this year's Of Valley & Ridge: A Scenic Journey Through the Blue Ridge Parkway, an art show benefiting the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation and presented by First Citizens Bank.
A Celebration for Mabry Mill
Dozens of community members, project donors, and representatives from National Park Foundation and National Park Service joined our staff on October 3 to celebrate the replacement of the old flume at Mabry Mill and installation of new shake roofs on additional historic buildings at the site.
Operator sought for The Bluffs Restaurant on the Blue Ridge Parkway
Do you want to reopen a beloved restaurant on the Blue Ridge Parkway? Here is your chance! The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation, in cooperation with the National Park Service, is looking for a visionary partner to operate The Bluffs Restaurant. Renovations to the restaurant will begin this fall, and the reopening is slated for 2020. The restaurant at milepost 241 on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Sparta, N.C., was a favorite among travelers and locals alike.
Young Artists Prepare for Of Valley & Ridge Art Show Benefit
By Clay Fleming
Denim Ball raises over $200,000 for Moses H. Cone Memorial Park
With Flat Top Manor as the backdrop, the fourth annual Denim Ball welcomed more than 200 guests on Thursday, August 22. It was the first time the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation hosted the event at Moses H. Cone Memorial Park. Thanks to our guests, the sold-out event raised more than $200,000 to fund continued restoration efforts at the historic manor! The evening was more than a fundraiser; it was truly a celebration of the community's deep commitment to this estate listed on the National Register of Historic places.
Find your Blue Ridge Parkway passion project
Bolstering rare plant populations. Archiving and sharing photographs of the Blue Ridge Parkway's past. Revealing obscured views at overlooks. Repairs to a historic mill. We are asking donors to support these projects and additional initiatives that will enhance the scenic route and share its stories with millions of visitors. Each year, the Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation works with the National Park Service to select projects that will connect visitors with the park's natural wonders and history and sustain the park for generations to come.
Plan a summer of sound at the Blue Ridge Music Center
The Blue Ridge Music Center is hosting an exceptional lineup of performers for the Roots of American Music summer concert series with shows in the outdoor amphitheater at 7 p.m., Saturdays, Memorial Day through Labor Day, at milepost 213 on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Galax, Virginia.
Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation to temporarily reopen Parkway Visitor Center in Asheville
Update (January 28, 2019): With the enactment of the continuing resolution, staff along the Blue Ridge Parkway resumed regular winter operations beginning Monday, January 28, 2019. The National Park Service reminds visitors to remain patient as Parkway staff begin to assess road conditions on the sections of Parkway that remain closed due to debris and winter weather conditions.
A Guide to the Government Shutdown on the Blue Ridge Parkway
Update (January 25, 2019): The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation is paying for National Park Service staff members to reopen the Visitor Center in Asheville at milepost 384 on the Parkway for three weekends. The center will be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday and Sunday, January 26-27, and Friday through Sunday, February 1-3 and February 8-10. We are also requesting donations and recruiting volunteers to assist with the recovery work that will be required after the partial government shutdown ends.
Bluffs Restaurant gets a new roof
Thanks to your gifts, the new roof at the former Bluffs Restaurant at Doughton Park is complete! The facility at milepost 241 near Sparta, N.C., is now one step closer to reopening. The concrete shingles were replaced with Enviroshake shingles, which are easier and less costly to maintain.
Foundation raising match for new grants to rehab Flat Top Manor
The rehabilitation effort at Moses H. Cone Memorial Park is in for a big boost. The Blue Ridge Parkway Foundation and National Park Service are pleased to announce that three projects focused on repairs to Flat Top Manor, milepost 294, have been selected to receive Centennial Challenge grants awarded by Congress.
Blue Ridge Parkway announces temporary closures for maintenance
An announcement from the National Park Service: (NC/VA) –National Park Service maintenance personnel are conducting boom axe operations in multiple locations along the 469-mile Blue Ridge Parkway between now and the end of the year. Visitors should anticipate intermittent and temporary closures in active work zones as indicated.Both lanes of the Parkway will be closed to all activity (cars, bicycles, and hikers) in active work zones to ensure the safety of the maintenance workers as well as Parkway visitors.
Successful Of Valley & Ridge art show raises funds for the Blue Ridge Parkway
A great mingling of art creators and aficionados and Blue Ridge Parkway lovers celebrated the opening night for our benefit art show, Of Valley & Ridge: A Scenic Journey Through the Blue Ridge Parkway, hosted in collaboration with The Saints of Paint at Zealandia in Asheville, North Carolina. We'd like to thank everyone who attended the event on Friday and visited throughout the weekend to purchase art.
Looking Sharp at Sharp Top
Sharp Top Shelter is looking its best thanks to your support! This summer, a crew with the National Park Service repaired and reset the windows, sills, and door frames, replaced the roof, and painted the clapboard siding on the structure at Peaks of Otter in Virginia. The most noticeable improvement is the removal of prolific graffiti that marred the charm of the circa-1850s building. You can still make a gift to show your appreciation for the rehab of this hikers' haven.
Open air painters find inspiration on the Parkway for benefit art show
As we travel the Blue Ridge Parkway, most of us capture the awe-inspiring scenes with a camera. But if you've been exploring the park recently, you just might have encountered one of the many artists working en plein air, a French expression meaning "in the open air," to capture the wonders of the mountains on canvas. Sitting in front of small easels with brushes and paint-smeared palettes in hand, these artists leave the walls of the studio behind to experience painting amid the landscape and fresh air.


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This question of choice is called "election" because of the Greek word for those who are chosen—the Bible calls them eklektos. There are many such uses in the Bible (cf. Colossians 3:12; 1 Timothy 5:21; Titus 1:1; 2 John 1), but one of my favorites is in Romans 8:33: "Who will bring a charge against God's elect?" The answer is, "no one," but why? Is it because I chose God, or is it because God chose me?
One passage that is critical to the discussion is in the opening chapter of Paul's letter to the Ephesians. Immediately after his customary greeting, Paul launches in Ephesians 1:3-14 with a great song of praise. It's only one sentence—but, with 200 words in the Greek, it may be the longest single sentence in religious literature.
Paul touches on all the great biblical themes in that hyper-complex sentence—sanctification, adoption, redemption, and glorification—and all of them rest on one foundational doctrine, the doctrine of election. The most superlative spiritual blessings stand on Ephesians 1:4—"He chose us [elected us] in Him before the foundation of the world."
Paul's song is essentially his reflection on the amazing truth that God "blessed us with every spiritual blessing . . . in Christ" (Ephesians 1:3). And how did He bless us? "He chose us in Him before the foundation of the world" (Ephesians 1:4).
God didn't draw straws; He didn't look down the corridor of time to see who would choose Him before He decided. Rather, by His sovereign will He chose who would be in the Body of Christ. The construction of the Greek verb for "chose" indicates God chose us for Himself. That means God acted totally independent of any outside influence. He made His choice totally apart from human will and purely on the basis of His sovereignty.
Jesus said to His disciples, "You did not choose Me, but I chose you" (John 15:16). And in the same Gospel, John wrote, "But as many as received Him, to them He gave the right to become children of God, even to those who believe in His name, who were born, not of blood nor of the will of the flesh nor of the will of man, but of God" (John 1:12-13, italics mine). And Paul said, "But we should always give thanks to God for you, brethren beloved by the Lord, because God has chosen you from the beginning for salvation through sanctification by the Spirit and faith in the truth" (2 Thessalonians 2:13).
Those statements defining God's sovereign choice of believers are not in the Bible to cause controversy, as if God's election means sinners don't make decisions. Election does not exclude human responsibility or the necessity of each person to respond to the gospel by faith. Jesus said, "All that the Father gives Me will come to Me, and the one who comes to Me I will certainly not cast out" (John 6:37).
Admittedly the two concepts don't seem to go together. However, both are true separately, and we must accept them both by faith. You may not understand it, but rest assured—it's fully reconciled in the mind of God.
You must understand that your faith and salvation rest entirely on God's election (cf. Acts 13:48). And yet the day you came to Jesus Christ, you did so because of an internal desire—you did nothing against your will. But even that desire is God-given—He supplies the necessary faith so we can believe (Eph. 2:8).
Think about it—if your salvation depends on you, then praise to God is ridiculous. But, in truth, your praise to God is completely appropriate, because in forming the Body before the world began, He chose you by His sovereign decree apart from any of your works. The doctrine of election demonstrates God being God, exercising divine prerogatives. For that we must praise Him.
Some are shocked to find that God didn't choose everyone to salvation. Jesus said, "And this is the will of Him who sent Me, that of all that He has given Me I lose nothing, but raise it up on the last day" (John 6:39, italics mine). God the Father chose certain individuals to form a Body as a gift to Jesus Christ. Every believer is part of that love gift to Christ—a gift of the Father's love to His Son.
To those who say that is unjust, Paul answers: "What shall we say then? There is no injustice with God, is there? May it never be! For He says to Moses, 'I will have mercy on whom I have mercy, and I will have compassion on whom I have compassion'" (Romans 9:14-15).
So why does God still find fault in unrepentant sinners when He didn't choose them? Doesn't this deny human responsibility? Is it fair for God to still hold them accountable?
Paul answers all such questions with a rebuke—"who are you, O man, who answers back to God? The thing molded will not say to the molder, 'Why did you make me like this,' will it?" (Romans 9:20). Does the clay jump up and ask the potter why it looks the way it does? Not at all.
Some believe that is terribly cold and calculating. But that is only one side of God's sovereign election. Paul continues in the next chapter by saying, "If you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord, and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved . . . for 'whoever will call on the name of the Lord will be saved'" (Romans 10:9, 13).
How these two sides of God's truth—His sovereignty in choosing us (Romans 9) and our responsibility to confess and believe (Romans 10)—reconcile is impossible for us to understand fully. But Scripture declares both perspectives of salvation to be true (John 1:12-13). It's our duty to acknowledge both and joyfully accept them by faith.


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using DataConnect.Domain.Base;
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Threading.Tasks;
using DataConnect.Domain.WeightModule;
using System.IO;
using System.Globalization;
using DataConnect.Domain.Helpers;
using DataConnect.Domain.Base.Services;
using DataConnect.Domain.WeightModule.Aggregates;

namespace DataConnect.Infrastructure.Tanita.WeightModule
{
    public class TanitaService : ITanitaService
    {
        private const char ROW_SPLITTER = '{';
        private const char CELL_SPLITTER = ',';

        public async Task<List<Weight>> ReadWeightFileAsync(string filePath)
        {
            var text = File.ReadAllText(filePath);
            if (!ValidateSchema(text))
            {
                throw new FormatException("");
            }

            var rows = text.Split(ROW_SPLITTER).Where(b => b.Length > 1).ToList();
            var list = new List<Weight>();
            foreach (var row in rows)
            {
                Weight probe = await ReadRowAsync(row);
                list.Add(probe);
            }
            return list;
        }

        private static Task<Weight> ReadRowAsync(string row)
        {
            var readRowAsync = Task.Run(() => ReadRow(row));
            return readRowAsync;
        }

        private static Weight ReadRow(string row)
        {
            var rawData = new Dictionary<MessureType, string>();
            var cells = row.Split(CELL_SPLITTER);
            for (var i = 0; i < cells.Count(); i = i + 2)
            {
                var marker = MessureMarkerAttribute.GetType(cells[i]);
                var value = cells[i + 1];
                rawData.Add(marker, value);
            }
            string format = "dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss";
            var provider = new CultureInfo("Fr-fr");
            var usProvider = new CultureInfo("US-us");

            var probe = new Weight
            {
                ProbeDate = DateTime.ParseExact(
                    $"{rawData[MessureType.DateOfMeasurement].Trim('"')} {rawData[MessureType.Time].Trim('"')}",
                    format, provider),
                BodyMassIndex = float.Parse(rawData[MessureType.BMI], usProvider),
                BoneMass = float.Parse(rawData[MessureType.EstimatedBoneMass], usProvider),
                EnergyExpenditure = int.Parse(rawData[MessureType.TotalEnergyExpenditure], usProvider),
                MetabolicAge = byte.Parse(rawData[MessureType.MetabolicAge], usProvider),
                VisceralFatLevel = float.Parse(rawData[MessureType.VisceralFatLevel], usProvider),
                WaterPercentage = float.Parse(rawData[MessureType.BodyWaterPercentage], usProvider),
                FatPercentage = float.Parse(rawData[MessureType.FatPercentage], usProvider),
                WeightValue = float.Parse(rawData[MessureType.Weight], usProvider),
                MuscleMass = float.Parse(rawData[MessureType.MuscleMass], usProvider),
                LastUpdate = DateTime.Now,
                UploadedStatus = "Data read from Tanita file.",

            };
            probe.ProbeYear = CalendarHelper.GetYear(probe.ProbeDate);
            probe.ProbeYearMonth = CalendarHelper.GetYearMonth(probe.ProbeDate);
            probe.ProbeYearWeek = CalendarHelper.GetYearWeek(probe.ProbeDate);
            return probe;
        }

        private bool ValidateSchema(string text)
        {
            var rows = text.Split(ROW_SPLITTER);
            if (rows.Count() <= 1)
            {
                return false;
            }

            if (rows[1].Split(CELL_SPLITTER).Length <= 1)
            {
                return false;
            }
            return true;
        }
    }
}

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package com.baidubce.services.bvw.model.media;

import java.util.List;

import com.baidubce.auth.BceCredentials;
import com.baidubce.model.AbstractBceRequest;

/**
 * Batch delete media request.
 */
public class MediaBatchDeleteRequest extends AbstractBceRequest {

    /**
     * The medias, multiple media id spilt with comma.
     * eg. "mda-xxx,mda-yyy,mda-zzz"
     */
    private String mediaIds;

    /**
     *
     * @param mediaIdList
     * @return
     */
    public static MediaBatchDeleteRequest of(List<String> mediaIdList) {
        MediaBatchDeleteRequest batchDeleteRequest = new MediaBatchDeleteRequest();
        StringBuilder mediaIds = new StringBuilder();
        for (String mediaId : mediaIdList) {
            mediaIds.append(mediaId).append(",");
        }
        mediaIds.deleteCharAt(mediaIds.lastIndexOf(","));
        batchDeleteRequest.setMediaIds(mediaIds.toString());
        return batchDeleteRequest;
    }

    @Override
    public MediaBatchDeleteRequest withRequestCredentials(BceCredentials credentials) {
        this.setRequestCredentials(credentials);
        return this;
    }

    public String getMediaIds() {
        return mediaIds;
    }

    public void setMediaIds(String mediaIds) {
        this.mediaIds = mediaIds;
    }

}


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Q: Choose matplotlib xticks frequency I am plotting data with strings as x labels. I'd like to control the label frequency to not overload the axis with text. In the example below i'd like to only see a label every 3 tick: a-d-g-j.

One way I could do that is to replace the my_xticks elements by 2 empty strings every n elements.
But i'm sure it gives a cleaner way to do that.
Here is the code:
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

y=np.array([4,4,4,5,5,6,5,5,4,4,4])
x = np.arange(y.shape[0])
my_xticks=['a','b','c','d','e','f','g','h','i','j','k']

plt.xticks(x, my_xticks)
plt.plot(x, y)

A: You're almost there! Sample the first and second arguments of xticks at the desired frequency!
The question is a duplicate from Changing the "tick frequency" on x or y axis in matplotlib?
import numpy as np
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

y = np.array([4,4,4,5,5,6,5,5,4,4,4])
x = np.arange(y.shape[0])
my_xticks = np.array(['a','b','c','d','e','f','g','h','i','j','k'])
frequency = 3
plt.plot(x, y)
plt.xticks(x[::frequency], my_xticks[::frequency])

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Blackpool businesses called upon to help economic strategy
Coun Mark Smith
Published: 16:17 Monday 24 April 2017
Businesses across Blackpool are being urged to have their say in helping to form a strategy to improve growth in the resort.
More than 6,000 companies from the borough have been invited to complete a major survey that aims to help encourage the economy and prosperity in the area.
The survey, which has been sent to companies and can also be completed on-line, is geared to help shape Blackpool Council's future planning and the business support services that it and its partners provide.
The research has been designed to provide key strategic information on Blackpool's current business profile and the drivers and barrier that will influence the future plans of companies in the area.
Topics covered include the availability of suitable premises, skilled workforces, ease of transport connectivity and access to suitable business funding and grants.
Coun Mark Smith, cabinet member for business and economic development, said: "Blackpool Council wants to hear about people's experience of running businesses of all types and sizes in the Blackpool area.
"We want to understand more about the challenges that they face and any specific support services that we can extend or introduce that would help deliver further growth and job creation.
"This is an opportunity to provide valuable feedback to us on the issues that matter most to companies."
The results of the survey will be shared with Blackpool's business community and economic partnership organisations to enable further discussion to influence the policy, strategy and delivery of business support in Blackpool.
The council said the survey is completely confidential and can be completed at www.blackpool.gov.uk/consultations
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