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'Birdman of the Gobbins' who was once nearly eaten by a crocodile!
George McGrand.
Published: 16:00 Thursday 30 March 2017
There are not too many locals who can say they have seen the Philippine Eagle, one of the rarest birds in the world, in its native habitat.
But for Carrick resident George McGrand it was an amazing experience.
George has worked in conservation on several continents during his career, and admits to having fallen in love with the Philippines, where he spent 14 years.
He was engaged in social and economic development projects related to conservation, during which he worked closely with local communities.
He was in the Mount Hamiguitan region, which now has Unesco World Heritage status owing to the unique wildlife, flora and fauna which are found there.
While there, efforts were made to catch a sighting of the elusive and rare Philippine Eagle.
The Philippine Eagle is also known as the Monkey-Eating Eagle and is one of the rarest and most powerful birds in the world.
"We spent 11 days out in the rainforest looking for them without success," George recalls.
"We came out into a rise of land which was also a natural clearing, and by that time I had given up hope of seeing any. But then, an eagle appeared less than 400 metres away, flying over the tops of the trees. It was fabulous and a very exciting few moments," he enthuses.
The Eagles are majestic and magnificent birds, and can average between three and four feet in length with distinctive brown and white plumage.
The sighting is just one of a wealth of experiences which George has enjoyed in a lifetime spent working with nature and conservation.
A native of Belfast, he grew up playing near the River Lagan, appreciating the natural world all around him as a boy of seven.
"There was a lapwing breeding area, water hens, ducks, and other birds as well as mammals. There were lots of red squirrels then and I saw my first otter on the Lagan," he reflects.
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George was an avid reader of Ladybird nature books, which helped to cultivate an enduring love and interest in wildlife and birdlife, which was cultivated by others whom he met in his professional career.
When he was 17 years old he went to Loughry Agricultural College at Cookstown and progressed to his first job at Seskinore Forest Park in 1983, which was managed as a traditional estate with grazing lands, rare breeds, a pheasant shoot and other activities. Based there, George travelled all over Tyrone and Fermanagh as an officer of the Wildlife Branch of the Forestry Service, and also had to try and manage increasing populations of grey squirrels as well as rabbits and deer.
He was soon to travel beyond Fermanagh and Tyrone, taking a three year national diploma in Wildlife and Habitat Management at Hampshire Agricultural College and then a placement in Dumfriesshire in Scotland.
He returned to Ulster, where he took up a position based at Belvoir Park Forest in Belfast and also other locations such as Randalstown forest. But in 1995 he moved to a private consultancy firm and headed off to Africa to work on environmental forestry projects as part of development aid work which was ongoing in Zimbabwe. He lectured on environmental agriculture and development and found it rewarding and enjoyable.
He does recall that there were a few things to get used to, including the African heat, and greater awareness of one's environment. One day he was standing by a river and suddenly realised that the 'log' just in front of him had opened its mouth to display a fine set of teeth.
"We were just above Victoria Falls and I was standing talking to a colleague by the river. I genuinely thought it was a log until it opened its mouth and started to move towards us. It was quite a close thing, crocodiles can move very fast," he says.
Back in Northern Ireland, George has worked at the Gobbins in Islandmagee as a tour guide, where his knowledge about birdlife has been very clear to anyone lucky enough to be on his tours.
He says that there is a variety of bird life along the Islandmagee coast, including Fulmars, Guillemots, Razor Bills, Gannets, Puffins, Oyster Catchers, Rock Pippets, Cormorants – and the list goes on.
Each species offers different interest at different times of the year, but Spring begins to see much more activity and George is always on the lookout for not only birds but also mammals; "It's amazing to think that there are bottle nosed dolphins, porpoises and minke whales all within 40 minutes of Belfast," he says.
"Islandmagee is the only place on mainland Northern Ireland where you can see breeding puffins, it's a very important breeding site for these birds,"
"People sometimes just see the birds and don't think about their lifestyles. I find it absolutely amazing that the Arctic Tern, for example, flies all the way from the Antarctic north and stops here on its way to the Arctic, returning in the same year,"
"Did you know it has the largest migratory patterns in the animal world?" he asks.
Generally, however, George has many more answers than questions. If there is anything he does not know about birdlife and animals, not too many other people will know either.
In addition to the wild birds, George is also a 'pigeon man' and has his own loft at home.
Given his experiences in other parts of the world, I pose a final question to him. What are his favourite birds?
I expect the Philippine Eagle to be high on the list.
"I really like Goldfinches and Bullfinches, they are lovely wee birds. I really like them and the common birds, probably because I have so many happy memories of growing up and seeing them from that time onwards," he says as he danders off, binoculars at the ready…
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conn = S3Connection(access_key, secret_key, calling_format=OrdinaryCallingFormat())
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print(bucket.name)

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I have seen many post about the same problem but I can't figure out how to solve it...
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I begin to hesitate to process it automatically rather than manually ...
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bucket: <Bucket: GA-Exports/Events_3112/>
bucket.name: GA-Exports/Events_3112/
key: DEV/EVENTS_3113_120002892.csv.gz   3826    Sat, 16 May 2015 10:05:44 GMT
bucket.list(): <boto.s3.bucketlistresultset.BucketListResultSet object at 0x0000000004E9F7F0>
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  File "D:\Python\lib\xml\sax\expatreader.py", line 207, in feed
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xml.parsers.expat.ExpatError: no element found: line 1, column 0

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A: By default, boto will attempt to validate the bucket when you call get_bucket by performing a HEAD request on the bucket.  You may not have permission to do this even though you may have permission to retrieve objects from the bucket.  Try this to disable the validation step:
bucket = conn.get_bucket(bucket_name, validate=False)

Also, make sure you are passing in the name of the bucket.  Your example code is passing in file_name which doesn't sound right.

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Rabbi Aron & Miriam White
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Rabbi White is from London, England. After high school, he attended Yeshivat Hakotel in Jerusalem, and while living there earned a BSc in Politics and International Relations from the University of London through a distance learning program. He began Yeshiva University Semikha, first in Jerusalem and then in New York, and is now in his final year.
Miriam is from West Hempstead, and is a Judaic studies teacher and Director of Religious Guidance at Yeshiva University High School for Girls (Central). She has a Masters in Education from Azrieli Graduate School at Yeshiva University, and also for many years was a bus director for NCSY GIVE.
Miriam and Aron met in Israel, and got married in April 2019, a few weeks before Pesach.

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El Test de Dibujo de la Figura Humana (también, la Prueba de la Figura Humana) es una herramienta de análisis psicológico empleada para determinar la habilidad intelectual del sujeto, así como su estado emocional, utilizando técnicas proyectivas. Generalmente, esta prueba psicológica se emplea como primer método de evaluación para diagnosticar al paciente. Para lograr interpretar los dibujos, se necesita de un conocimiento previo de la personalidad y una tabla que explica cada parte del cuerpo.

Objetivo
El propósito del test es el de evaluar y clasificar la personalidad, la conducta, la estabilidad emocional y los puntos de conflicto del sujeto a través de la interpretación del dibujo realizado por este, dicha interpretación se realiza  tomando en cuenta, los trazos que conforman el dibujo, la  proporción que presentan las extremidades en este, expresiones faciales retratadas. entre otros aspectos que pudiera presentar el dibujo  etc.

Historia
El test de dibujo de la figura humana ha cursado a través de varias etapas, en las cuales ha ido evolucionando y se ha adaptado a diferentes enfoques. La creadora de este test fue Florence L. Goodenough, quien en 1926 elaboró el Draw-a-Mantest, dirigido a niños, que se evalúa estrictamente del 1-10 respecto a las partes del cuerpo.

Años después Dale B. Harris hace una edición en 1963. Ante esta modificación, se le cambió el nombre por el de Test de Goodenough-Harris.

Este test se caracteriza por el hecho de que se emplean grupos más grandes, en donde se evalúa la madurez mental de niños con un rango de edad de 4 a 14 años.

En 1964, Elizabeth Münsterberg Koppitz crea dos sistemas uno donde se mide el nivel de madurez, con un rango de edad de 5 a 10 años y en otro se evalúan diferentes indicadores emocionales, de los cuales, varios puntos los toma Karen Machover.

Karen Machover fue relevante en esto de los test psicológicos, ya que en 1949, uso el dibujo de una figura humana como una proyección del concepto de actitudes, que se tienen hacia otras personas, el medio, hacia la imagen del yo ideal y hacia sí mismo, una expresión inconsciente de lo profundo del ser, Machover ordenaba a sus pacientes dibujar a un hombre y a una mujer, los cuales posteriormente analizaba para identificar cualquier inconsistencia en el estilo u omisión de partes del cuerpo, es así que utilizaba estos análisis para detectar posibles sentimientos conflictivos en el paciente.

Machover creía que, a través del dibujo de la figura humana, la personalidad podía ser proyectada en todo su esplendor, ya que se reflejaban todos los rasgos íntimamente relacionados con sus impulsos, ansiedades y conflictos, esto llevaba a la representación misma de la personalidad.

Aplicación
La aplicación del test se lleva a cabo solicitando al sujeto que dibuje "una persona entera" en una hoja de papel con un lápiz  N.º 2, se le permitirá al individuo hacer uso de sacapuntas y borrador e inclusive volver a comenzar el dibujo si se desea.

El tiempo es contabilizado más no existe un límite de este, esto con el propósito que el dibujo sea realizado con claridad y detalle. Mientras en sujeto realiza los trazos se analizará la "secuencia en la cual realiza la figura" y los comportamientos que surjan en el proceso de completar el dibujo.

Interpretación
A través de este test se pueden interpretar los sentimientos y pensamientos de una persona, ya que por medio del dibujo y sus diversos factores se pueden analizar los trazos y así llegar a conclusiones sobre el sujeto. Las interpretación del test pueden variar según sea la corriente y el autor que estemos estudiando, ya que cada autor aporto sus propias características e interpretaciones, sin embargo las bases para la interpretación del test, son las mismas.

Interpretación clínica del Test de Dibujo de la Figura Humana:

Las personas pueden plasmar y expresar sentimientos y actitudes en dibujos o símbolos mucho antes de que puedan transmitirlos en palabras. A través de este test podemos averiguar lo que está tratando de comunicar una persona mediante sus dibujos.

E.M. Koppitz sugiere tres principios fundamentales para interpretar el significado de esta prueba en niños de 5 a 12 años:

Cómo dibuja la figura

Refleja el concepto que el niño tiene de sí mismo y su actitud hacia la persona dibujada.

A quién dibuja

Es la persona de mayor interés para el niño en ese momento. Habitualmente, él mismo. Los descontentos se retratan con aspecto muy distorsionado (grotesco, robot, etc.), o con imágenes ideales (superhéroes). También dibujan personas por las que están preocupadas o en conflicto, por lo que no siempre refleja la identificación sexual del niño. Los que dibujan al examinador suelen ser niños muy solos y tristes, que no se consideran así mismo dignos de interés y que no tienen a nadie en casa que les preocupe o interese (o niños con pensamientos muy concretos y centrados en el presente).

Qué trata de decir
Puede expresar una combinación de actitudes, conflictos y/o deseos. La persona dibujada y la manera en que la dibuja, reflejan actitudes del niño (actitud hacia sí mismo y hacia la persona de mayor importancia en ese momento). Si cuenta una historia espontánea sobre su test, el contenido expresa un deseo (no ocurre esto si el niño solo hace una descripción o cuando se le hacen preguntas específicas, por lo que hay que estimularle con preguntas generales y abiertas: ¿Quién es?, ¿Qué está haciendo?, ¿Qué edad tiene?, ¿Qué clase de persona es?, ¿Qué ocurrirá después? No todos los dibujos tienen el mismo propósito, ni son igual de significativos.
Emanuel Frederick Hammer tomó en cuenta los aspectos expresivos y estructurales de los dibujos, abarcando así detalles específicos del test, como lo son; el tamaño de la figura, la presión, el emplazamiento de la hoja de papel, la exactitud, grado, simetría, perspectiva, proporciones, sombreado, reforzamiento y borrado, etcétera.

Material
Una hoja de papel en blanco, un lápiz del número 2 y una goma de borrar.

Administración
Puede administrarse de forma colectiva o a nivel individual.

Validación por medio de casos

 Indicadores gráficos de la prueba del Dibujo de la Figura Humana en adolescentes hombres y mujeres de 12 a 16 años víctimas de agresiones sexuales:

Este caso realizado en el país de Chile utiliza una muestra de 76 personas, la cual se dividió en dos grupos de 38 personas, uno de los grupos fue conformado por hombres y mujeres que fueron abusados sexualmente, el segundo grupo con la misma cantidad de personas, del mismo entorno social pero sin indicadores de abuso sexual. El objetivo era demostrar que los jóvenes abusados tienen tendencias al representar su persona en un dibujo, los resultados arrojaron que los jóvenes abusados dibujan ojos vacíos (que se  asocia a una tendencia a evitar estímulos visuales displacenteros) y ubicación vertical en zona inferior que representa inseguridad y depresión.

 Perfil psicológico del aspirante al curso de paramédicos de la Cruz Roja Delegación Morelia, Michoacán:

Esta prueba se realizó en la ciudad de Morelia, Michoacán. El propósito era evaluar el perfil psicológico de los aspirantes, contemplando sus emociones y su equilibrio emocional, así como detectar si el individuo tiene problemas psicológicos, y cómo reaccionaría hacia cierto tipo de situaciones. El test se aplicó a los aspirantes y se encontró que los individuos tenían problemas de agresividad, inseguridad, narcisismo y ansiedad. Por otra parte, arrojó que los aspirantes eran responsables, tienen credibilidad y son capaces de adaptación al ambiente.

 La prueba del dibujo de la figura humana en el niño tartamudo:

En esta prueba aplicada a 156 niños tartamudos, no se encuentra un tipo de personalidad específica pero sí características iguales en los dibujos de los niños que sufren de este problema. Una de las  principales características en sus dibujos es la dureza de los trazos relacionadas como una barrera al exterior,una rigidez en la boca representa la ansiedad sufrida por los niños además de una rigidez general relacionada con las características obsesivas de los padres.

 Aplicación  del test de la figura humana de Karen Machover a niños y niñas del programa jornada escolar complementaria, componente deportivo recreativo, de Comfenalco Antioquia:

En este test los niños muestra características similares en sus trazos como son omisión del cuello, figura pequeña, asimetría, relacionados con inseguridad, ansiedad, timidez y agresividad. Todos estos resultados fueron utilizados por los aplicadores para apoyar a estos menores ya que solamente se obtuvieron indicadores emocionales.

Referencias

Enlaces externos
 Análisis de los rasgos puntuales y su significado
 Interpretación del Test de la Figura Humana de Karen Machover

Véase también
 test psicológico
 test de Apercepción Temática (T.A.T)
 test de Rorschach

Tests psicológicos

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Kinetic analysis of the triggered exocytosis/endocytosis secretory cycle in cultured bovine adrenal medullary cells.
H von Grafenstein,
H von Grafenstein
C S Roberts,
C S Roberts
P F Baker
H von Grafenstein, C S Roberts, P F Baker; Kinetic analysis of the triggered exocytosis/endocytosis secretory cycle in cultured bovine adrenal medullary cells.. J Cell Biol 1 December 1986; 103 (6): 2343–2352. doi: https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.103.6.2343
Cultured bovine adrenal medullary cells are an excellent preparation for quantitative analysis of the secretory exocytosis/endocytosis cycle. In this paper we examine the kinetics of endocytosis after stimulation of secretion. Membrane retrieval was monitored by uptake of the fluid phase marker horseradish peroxidase. Horseradish peroxidase was found to be suitable because it can be washed off completely, assayed quantitatively, and its uptake increases linearly with concentration. If this marker is present during stimulation, the rate of uptake is initially slower than catecholamine secretion but faster at a later time, suggesting that the formation of endocytotic vesicles follows exocytosis. To monitor the time-dependent concentration of secretory vesicle-plasma membrane fusion product (omega-profiles), secretion was halted at various time intervals after stimulation and the excess membrane allowed to transform into endocytotic vesicles in the presence of horseradish peroxidase. By adding horseradish peroxidase at various times after inhibition of secretion, the time course of membrane retrieval could be measured directly. All our results are consistent with a two-step kinetic model in which exocytosis and membrane retrieval are consecutive events. The estimated volumes of the compartments involved are roughly equal. The rate of endocytosis is strongly temperature-dependent but unaffected by extracellular calcium in the range of 10(-8)-2.5 X 10(-3) M, suggesting that calcium is not required at the site of endocytotic membrane fusion. Membrane retrieval is also unaffected by Lanthanum (1 mM) but is slowed by hypertonic media.
Functional and morphological characterization of isolated bovine adrenal medullary cells.
Visualization of the exocytosis/endocytosis secretory cycle in cultured adrenal chromaffin cells.
Regulation of bFGF gene expression and subcellular distribution of bFGF protein in adrenal medullary cells.


The Social and Behavioral Research Branch (SBRB) aims to develop optimal approaches for the integration of genomic discoveries into clinical and community contexts. Our research focuses on a spectrum of disorders from those that have a major public health impact to rare genetic conditions with significant impact on affected families. We conduct research at the intersection of genomics and the social and behavioral sciences and train the next generation of scientists and clinicians in this domain. Our ongoing research is aligned with the four themes below.
We approach research with a social genomics lens. We study a diverse group of disorders and seek to find how genomic factors intersect with, social processes, behavior, and environment to affect disease processes and outcomes. We use advanced and innovative research methods to analyze these intersections. For example, we examine how common and rare genetic variations impact the development of the brain, metabolism, and behavior through the lifespan. We also investigate the role that social determinants play in creating disparities in risk, morbidity, and mortality of disease. In doing so, we consider the effect of adverse social factors on gene expression in population groups that are disproportionately affected by a particular health condition as well as the mechanisms through which this occurs. Further, we are probing the intersection of genetics, genomics and environment by carrying out genetic epidemiology studies using conditions for which environment plays a large role, and through using animal models to explore these connections.
We approach clinical translation through several methods. We consider the clinical applications of the genomic and neural processes that impact the course of common mental health challenges. We also evaluate approaches for communicating genomic information to patients and clients that optimize health outcomes. Further, we study factors that influence a variety of health-related decision-making scenarios in the context of genomic testing and support services, and in patient responses to broad genomic information. In this work, we apply innovative technologies such as state- of the art neuroimaging and virtual reality to understand the clinician-patient relationship.
We evaluate community-based educational approaches that leverage social influence to improve knowledge of genomic information and engagement in risk-reducing behaviors. We also consider the influence of information about genomic discovery that emerges in community environments such as social media and mass media. Our work maps how genomic information flows through family systems, and how families respond to shared disease risk. Integral to this work is the application of novel methods, for example analyses that quantify how genomic information impacts the flow of information and support across complex social systems.
We conduct research to evaluate the use of genomic knowledge and technologies to decrease health disparities and enable access to these technologies among underserved populations. Our work investigates how genomic discoveries intersect with racial, ethnic and social identities. This research considers health disparities within both clinical and community settings. For example, we evaluate health promotion interventions that include genomic information with under-resourced, stigmatized and marginalized groups. Finally, we use rare genetic diseases to study the integration of genomics in clinical care and its impact on health equity.
Philip Shaw, B.M. B.Ch., Ph.D.
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The school is affiliated by Central Board of Secondary Education. All students at OAK can pursue their learning in an uninhibited and non-restrictive manner. The school aims to provide holistic development to its students and is opposed to a rigid and stressful examination policy. Keeping this in mind, the school follows the CBSE pattern of the evalution.
The all round development of a student is assessed through a variety of interesting activities, rather than just a written examination.
We follow the teaching method and the evaluation pattern designed by the Central Board of Secondary Educaton.
To lay emphasis on thought process and de-emphasise memorization .
To use evaluation for improvement of student's achievement and teaching – learning strategies on the basis of regular diagnosis followed by remedial instructions.
To use evaluation as a quality control device to maintain desired standard of performance.
To determine social ability, desirability and effectiveness of a programme and take appropriate decisions about the learner and the process of learning environment.
To make the process of teaching and learning a learner – centred activity.
A child's first experience of school is the most important experiences in life setting an approach to learning that can become a lifetime's habit. Children need to feel safe and have classrooms that combine wonder and energy and foster a tone that allows even the most quiet and sensitive child an equal opportunity to interact with teachers, assistants and fellow students.
The early childhood years focus on learning through experience, interaction and inquiry. Classrooms are vibrant and colourful centres of happy activity. Even our youngest students are proud of their environment and eager to express their joy in learning.
The early years at OVIS is a family within a family. It caters to the specific needs of young learners in a safe and nurturing family environment within the large canvas of the school community. The programme focuses on building foundation of learning by equipping students with key skills in literacy and numeracy enabling them for future learning. Children are encouraged to think independently and work collaboratively. They are also placed on building self-esteem and confidence during these tender years , by helping students understand themselves better as learners as well as members of a community.
The early years programme prepares children by extending their learning through group activities and hands on work through our enquiry based approach. These crucial years are used to help children to improve their self confidence and build their curiosity. Teachers engage with students to make learning their own.
The Oak Primary School program for grades I to V aims to provide our students, who are confident in their academic success and are developing socially, physically and psychologically with a happy and engaging learning environment that is structured, collaborative and purposeful. We also encourage appositive and involved community of students and facilities.
The curriculum is divided into scholastic areas and non-scholastic areas which include English, Second and Third languages, Maths, Science and Social studies. At Oak we utilize a variety of teaching aids and methods in the classroom – experiments, word games, puzzles, role-play, audio visual room equipment, group projects, individual projects and field trips help students enhance their understanding. Students are posed with questions that help them relate concepts to their day to day experiences. Oak educators update themselves through training session and workshops to maintain our high standards of instructions.
The Oak middle school program for Grades VI to VIII offers a wide range of subjects and encourages high academic standards through a practical approach to teaching and learning. Assessment is not limited to conventional written papers but they include a variety of texts like oral and listening text. The scholastic areas in the middle school curriculum delve into deeper content knowledge in the areas of Mathematics, General Science, Social Studies, Languages and ICT education. Students engage in hands on learning experiences in our Science, Mathematics and Social Studies laboratories. Oak curriculum prepares students not only for the challenges of secondary school and competitive exams but for the world that avails our students beyond school.
Our middle school program also includes our immersive co-curricular program. Students are also encouraged to take part in external examinations like the Olympiads and special events like elocution, debate, quizzes and essay writing are conducted throughout the year to help students enhance their skill of expression.
The Oak Secondary school program for grades IX and X offers CBSE curriculum. Students are enriched with content knowledge, application, understanding and analytical activities. They are trained in life skills, social skills, creative thinking and effective communication with positive aptitude and attitude for excellent performance in proficiency and entrance tests as well as facing the global challenges and world of work. Students have an extra ordinary ability to learn provided they are given the right resources. Our students participate in immersive co-curricular programs to continue their all-round growth and development.
An interactive digital learning facility is networked to every classroom. This method of learning captures a student's attention and also simplifies complex problems, allowing them to visualise and understand concepts very quickly.
Our well equipped laboratories, library resources, learner–centric environment and dedicated faculty ensure and enrich learning experience for our secondary school students.


Even invertebrate animals come up with ideas based on their surroundings, so people definitely can (even those who lack backbones). The key thing is the fuel. Reading fiction might produce ideas – and it's definitely important to read a wide range of fiction to learn about craft and style – but it's all-to-easy to consciously or subconsciously fall in love with another author's idea and simply reproduce it with a twist. Truly original creation comes from the juxtaposition of unrelated information that sparks something new.
Goodreads interviewed author/designer Zachary Thomas Dodson about his debut book, Bats of the Republic: An Illuminated Novel. It looks and sounds like a stunningly crafted multi-layered adventure set in the past and the future.
With hand-drawn illustrations, meticulously detailed maps, a novel-within-a-novel, and even a sealed envelope the reader must not open until the final moment, Zachary Thomas Dodson's debut novel is a feast for the imagination.
Read the article for some fascinating insight into Dodson's process.
Here's a link to my interview today with Arbiter News, including my inspiration for Starley's Rust and which 5 people (real or fictional) I would invite to dinner!
To be self-published is not to prepare a file for distribution, nor to put it in an e-commerce system, it is to have and execute on a theory of how to connect the audiences with the works you are publishing. And unless you can elucidate that theory and test it and act on it and revise it, you are not publishing, you are merely formatting.
Cory Doctorow, sitting at his desk. And presumably working, although he could just be pretending to work so the picture looks good. Photo by Jonathan Worth.
This is a great definition. Writing in a journal every night and locking it in a bedside drawer isn't self-publishing. Making an ebook and uploading it to Amazon is almost identical to locking it in a drawer, in the sense that no one will know it's there. That's why connecting with an audience is the key to self-publishing. There are a thousand-and-one theories out there about how to do that, and my job as a publisher (who happens to be publishing my own works) is to filter through those theories, concoct one of my own, try it out, and see whether it's working.
Of course, self-publishing might not mean attempting to actually sell any books. For example, I've already connected with an audience of thousands with Silent Symmetry through my Amazon free promotional days. But this is all part of a long-term professional marketing plan. Maybe there should be a distinction between the two activities – finding readers and selling books – although "professional self-publishing" is a very unwieldy term to describe the latter. Then again, it's not as unwieldy as selfpropub or proselfpub or ishouldjustgotothepubinsteadofthinkingaboutthis (though some would say I'm already a pro at the last one of those).
Marketing probably seems distasteful to some self-published authors. These are the types who believe that if they put their work of genius "out there", fellow geniuses will discover it and they will be lauded and feted and get laid.
This is at best pretentious and at worst simply lazy. In Britain, self-promotion is often frowned upon. Interestingly, the British idiom for showcasing your talent is "to blow your own trumpet", while in North America it's "to toot your own horn". But here's the bottom line: if you're a creative individual who doesn't blow your own trumpet, all you're doing is sucking on your own horn.


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Second Severn Crossing je trámový most s hlavním rozpětím o délce 456 m překlenující řeku Severn na anglicko-velšských hranicích. Most je jednou ze tří spojnic přes řeku při jejím ústí.

Most byl postaven v letech 1992–1996 a otevřen 5. června 1996 Princem Charlesem. Architektem mostu byl Ronald Weeks ze společnosti Percy Thomas Partnership. Most je 5125,69 m dlouhý a mostovka je 33,2 m široká. Hlavní rozpětí je s délkou 456 m nejdelší zavěšené mostní rozpětí v zemi. Hlavní rozpětí je s pevninou na obou stranách řeky spojené dvěma viadukty, které mají po 23 rozpětích s délkou 98 m. Dva hlavní pylony jsou 137 m vysoké. Mostovka se nachází 37 nad hladinou řeky Severn.

Související články
 Severn Bridge
 Severn Tunnel

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Mosty ve Walesu
Mosty v Anglii
Zavěšené mosty
Trámové mosty
Silniční mosty


Blanket communications (i.e., template-driven marketing efforts that don't reflect local sensibilities) will never warm local markets, and that is the only blanket statement acceptable on the subject. Think about it: highlighting your swimwear won't turn heads in New York City as it did in California. Referencing long subway commutes won't resonate as well in Baltimore as it does in Washington, D.C.
And in general, mass emailing without any particular audience in mind will leave no impression in mind.
Becoming the friendly neighborhood national company requires business owners to create a niche communication strategy — one that joins the conversations already taking place in the community and provides clear solutions for the community members' everyday challenges, needs and aspirations.
The difference between blanket coverage and becoming a part of the very fabric of every local community your business is part of comes down to what I call the three R's: Research. Relate. Reinvent.
Which products or services are in highest demand?
What local businesses pose a challenge to your brand?
What landmarks, social norms, points of reference and facts of life tie the community together?
Genuinely relating to your community means not only identifying its challenges, needs and aspirations (as discovered in your research), but also building — and building upon — relationships with the people and businesses that make up the community. Any corporate engagement that connects loose threads — i.e., that reinforces and mends the bonds within a community by connecting its people — renders your business indispensable.
Reach out to friends, relatives, and former schoolmates in the area for their soft-sell marketing support.
Build a localized virtual community around the brand using Facebook, Twitter, and other social networking sites.
Your efforts to research and relate to your local market are all for naught if you don't apply the insights you gained to project a neighborly image and attract your target market. Put another way, once the care instructions are read, don't bleach and machine-wash a red wool blanket!
Lead with and "specialize" in products local consumers want most.
Include local landmarks, foods, and lifestyles in corporate blogs, press releases, websites, and social media.
Apply the brand and its services clearly and directly to local life.
As co-founder of Seva Call, a startup that has launched in 15 cities so far and counting, I know the value of localized marketing (and the cost of failing to cover the three R's). While every city our business enters is unique, and I've made more blanket statements than should be allowed already, one more blanket statement is certain: each community offers a warm reception to a knowledgeable and relatable new neighbor who adds value to their lives.
So tell me: Are you adding value to your new neighbors' lives yet?


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Trump's Truth Social Media Platform Plans to Go Public via SPAC
Former president says Trump Media & Technology Group will create Truth Social to combat large social-media platforms
Big Tech's deplatforming of former President Donald Trump has sparked a debate about the future of content moderation on social media. WSJ speaks with a disinformation and moderation expert about what comes next.
Amrith Ramkumar
@AmrithRamkumar
amrith.ramkumar@wsj.com
Updated Oct. 20, 2021 11:32 pm ET
Former President Donald Trump unveiled a new digital-media venture Wednesday and said it would go public by merging with a special-purpose acquisition company.
Trump Media & Technology Group will create a social network called Truth Social to fight such companies as Facebook Inc. and Twitter Inc., the Trump company said in a press release late Wednesday. Mr. Trump's access to several social-media platforms was restricted following the Jan. 6 assault on the U.S. Capitol.


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Q: How can I share my computer screen on a LAN? I want to share my computer screen over LAN, without an internet connection. How can I do it?
There is different software like:

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*LogMeIn

*Team Viewer

*etc.

But these require an internet connection.

A: *

*VNC

*Windows Remote Desktop

*Apple Remote desktop
Should sort you out.

A: You can use TeamViewer on LAN. This is how to do it:

You can establish Remote control sessions on your local network
  directly by using IP addresses or computer names. By default this
  feature is deactivated because software firewalls may open an
  acceptance dialog when configured this way.
To activate the LAN mode in TeamViewer full version and Host module:

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*In the menu click on Extras and then on Options

*On the General tab activate Accept incoming LAN connections

A: No Internet connection is needed to share a desktop over a LAN, supposing both computers are in the same LAN. You did not specify which operating system you are using (some provide their own desktop sharing).
As an alternative you could use vnc

A: Use TeamViewer LAN.

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*Use network connections to find the ip address of your PC.

*Use this IP address on TeamViewer on any other pc in the same LAN.
U will be able to use what you want.


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The Lemaire Channel – A Photographer's Dream
May 1st, 2016 / Burnham Arlidge
The Lemaire Channel is one of Antarctica's landmark spots and probably the most popular tourist destination on the continent. The serene beauty and outstanding wildlife of the Lemaire Channel has earned it the nickname 'Kodak Gap'.
The Lemaire Channel is a narrow gap of water that runs for approximately 7 miles between the mainland's Kiev Peninsula and Booth Island, a large and rugged outcrop of rocky terrain.
The Lemaire Channel was actually spotted by a German expedition in 1870, however, it took another 28 years before anyone actually traversed it. In 1898, a Belgian Expedition led by Adrien De Gerlache, became the first people to sail through the gap.
Strangely though, Adrien De Gerlache chose not to name the channel after himself, but instead chose to name it after another Belgian explorer Charles Lemaire (1863-1925). Charles Lemaire had no connections with Antarctica, instead, Lemaire was most known for his Congo expeditions.
Because of the channels location, the water is almost always calm and reflects the cliffs and glaciers that rise out of the water either side of the channel in a perfect mirror like fashion.
The mirrored surface allows even total amateur photographers to get some pretty epic shots! It's considered to be almost impossible to take a bad picture in the Lemaire Channel – hence the name 'Kodak Gap'.
If the awesome scenery is not enough, the Lemaire Channel is also one of the most famous spots to see whales.
The calm waters attract the whales to the channel and you'll be unlucky not to spot one, particularly later in the season around February and March. Seals are also very common on the ice and you'll have great fun spotting each one as your cruise makes it way through the gap.
If you're thinking 'I hope my cruise visits the Lemaire Channel' then don't worry, almost every Antarctica cruise will visit the channel.
Your operator will usually arrive at the Lemaire Channel early in the morning to get the best light. The actual sailing time is about an hour, however, this often takes longer if whales are spotted. The Lemaire Channel is also know for its icebergs which make fabulous focal points for landscape shots.
Occasionally, the icebergs will actually clog up the channel and your cruise will be forced to turn around and navigate around the far side of Booth Island. Don't panic if this happens, you'll still get ample time to view the channel itself.
If you have any further questions or queries regarding the Lemaire Channel, please just leave a comment below and we'll get back to you within 24 hours.


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Madagaskars herrlandslag i fotboll representerar Madagaskar i fotboll på herrsidan. Laget spelade sin första match 1947 i Réunion, då man ännu var fransk besittning, och förlorade med 1-2 mot Mauritius, i turneringen Triangulaire.

VM-historik
1930 till 1970 - Deltog ej
1974 - Drog sig ur
1978 - Deltog ej
1982 - Kvalificerade sig inte
1986 - Kvalificerade sig inte
1990 - Deltog ej
1994 till 2018 - Kvalificerade sig inte

Afrikanska mästerskapen
1957 till 1970 - Deltog ej
1972 - Kvalificerade sig inte
1974 - Kvalificerads sig inte
1976 - Drog sig ur
1978 - Deltog ej
1980 till 1988 - Kvalificerade sig inte
1990 - Drog sig ur
1992 - Kvalificerade sig inte
1994 - Deltog ej
1996 - Drog sig ur under kvalet
1998 - Avstängda på grund av att de drog sig ur 1996
2000 till 2017 - Kvalificerade sig inte

Externa länkar och referenser

 Rec. Sport. Soccer Statistics Foundation - Madagaskars herrlandskamper i fotboll

Fotbollslandslag
Landslag startade 1947
Fotboll
Fotboll i Madagaskar


: Tlatlik, J.; Siegele, D.
Brittle failure of any nuclear component due to instable propagation of a postulated crack needs to be excluded, and assessed reliably. Currently, cleavage fracture for complex transient loading situations with decreasing temperature and increasing load is analyzed based on isothermal fracture toughness curves with large conservatisms. In this study these transient loading situations were studied experimentally by testing different specimen types (stress conditions) with varying slopes of load versus temperature, and different pre-loads. A probabilistic local approach concept which considers local stress and strain developments, as well as load history, was used to numerically assess cleavage fracture. In all cases the model was able to quantify the fracture probability excellently in a slightly conservative manner. The strong over-conservatism of the Master Curve concept for transient loading was reduced to a tolerable minimum.


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Gilberto Rondón (born November 18, 1953, in The Bronx, New York) is an American former professional baseball pitcher. He played for the Houston Astros and the Chicago White Sox of Major League Baseball (MLB). He batted and threw right-handed and was listed as  tall and .

Career
Rondón was first drafted by the Texas Rangers in the 14th round of the 1972 amateur draft, but did not sign. He was then drafted by the Baltimore Orioles in the 3rd round of the 1973 amateur draft. He spent the 1973 season with the rookie league Bluefield Orioles, and part of the 1974 season with the Single-A Miami Orioles before being released by the Orioles on June 12, 1974. He signed with the California Angels before the 1975 season, and spent the season with the Single-A Salinas Packers and the Double-A El Paso Diablos.

Following the 1975 season Rondón was drafted by the Houston Astros in the Rule 5 draft. He spent the entire 1976 season with the Astros, appearing in 19 games and starting in 7. He spent 1977 in the minor leagues, spending part of the season with the Double-A Columbus Astros and part with the Triple-A Charleston Charlies. His tenure with the Astros organization ended after the 1977 season, when he was drafted by the New York Yankees in the 1977 minor league draft.

Rondón spent the entire 1978 season in the Yankees organization, playing for the Single-A Fort Lauderdale Yankees and later the Double-A West Haven Yankees. Following the season he was purchased from the Yankees by the Leones de Yucatán of the Mexican League, where he spent the 1979 season. On August 1, 1979, the Chicago White Sox purchased him from the Leones, and he played for the Iowa Oaks, the White Sox Triple-A affiliate. He was called up to the major leagues again that September, and appeared in 4 games in relief for the White Sox. Following the season he was purchased back by the Leones. He then signed with the Los Angeles Dodgers and appeared in a few games for the Triple-A Albuquerque Dukes, but he never appeared in a major league game again.

His MLB career pitching line included a won–lost mark of 2–2 and no saves in 23 games pitched, with seven games started; in 63 career innings pitched, he allowed 38 earned runs on 81 hits and 45 bases on balls for an earned run average of 5.40, with 24 strikeouts. As a hitter in the National League, be batted .286 in 14 at bats.

Rondón was a coach for Puerto Rico during the 2009 World Baseball Classic.

Rondón was announced as the pitching coach for the Bravos de León of the Mexican Baseball League for the 2018 season.

Family
Rondón is the son of Diomedes Olivo and the nephew of Chi-Chi Olivo, both of whom played in MLB in the 1960s.

See also
List of second-generation Major League Baseball players

External links

1953 births
Living people
American expatriate baseball players in Mexico
American sportspeople of Dominican Republic descent
Alacranes de Campeche players
Albuquerque Dukes players
Baseball coaches from New York (state)
Bluefield Orioles players
Cangrejeros de Santurce (baseball) players
Charleston Charlies players
Chicago White Sox players
Columbus Astros players
Criollos de Caguas players
El Paso Diablos players
Fort Lauderdale Yankees players
Fort Myers Sun Sox players
Houston Astros players
Iowa Oaks players
Leones de Yucatán players
Liga de Béisbol Profesional Roberto Clemente pitchers
Major League Baseball pitchers
Mexican League baseball pitchers
Miami Orioles players
Minor league baseball coaches
Orlando Juice players
Plataneros de Tabasco players
Rojos del Águila de Veracruz players
Salinas Packers players
Saraperos de Saltillo players
Baseball players from New York City
West Haven Yankees players


In 2015, Le Chant du Monde had produced a book-4CD - now out of stock - devoted to 'The Art of Ballad' by John Coltrane. Given the success of this first publication, we decided to reissue this first volume and make a Collection "Ballads". The first volumes are devoted to Chet Baker, Miles Davis and Stan Getz.
These new releases will be available in 4 CD boxes (with 36-page French-English booklet) as well as in double vinyl for each of these artists.
3. Why was I born?


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CFPB Issues Proposed Mortgage Servicing Rules
Laurie Spira
On Aug. 9, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) proposed new mortgage servicing rules. The proposed rules would amend both Regulation Z and Regulation X to implement the Dodd-Frank Act provisions that relate to mortgage servicing. Published under the banner "No Surprises, No Runarounds," the proposal covers the following major topics: ►Periodic billing statements: The proposed rule would generally require that servicers of closed-end residential mortgage loans send a periodic statement for each billing cycle that meets specific timing, form and content requirements. The periodic statement would generally not apply for servicers that provide coupon books, as long as the coupon books meet certain requirements. ►Adjustable-rate mortgage (ARM) interest rate adjustment notices: Under the proposed rule, servicers would have to provide a borrower who has an ARM with a notice 60 to 120 days before an adjustment that causes the payment to change. The servicer would also have to provide a notice 210 to 240 days prior to the first rate adjustment. ►Prompt payment crediting and payoff statements: Servicers would generally be required to credit payments from borrowers on the day of receipt. If the borrower makes a partial payment, the payment may be held in a suspense account until the amount in the suspense account is sufficient to cover a full installment. A servicer would be required to send an accurate payoff balance to the consumer no later than seven days after receiving a written request. ►Force-placed insurance: The proposed rule would prohibit servicers from charging a borrower for force-placed insurance unless the servicer has reason to believe that the borrower has failed to maintain hazard insurance and has provided required notices. Notices would be required at least 45 days before charging for force-placed insurance, and a second notice would be required no earlier than 30 days after the first notice. ►Error resolution and information requests: Servicers would be required to acknowledge a borrower's written request for information or complaint of error within five days, and correct the error or respond to the borrower with the results of the investigation within 30 days. ►Early intervention with delinquent borrowers: If a borrower's payment is 30 days late, the servicer would be required to notify the borrower orally and let the borrower know that loss mitigation options may be available. If the payment is 40 days late, a written notice would be required. ►Continuity of contact for delinquent borrowers: Servicers would be required to assign dedicated contact personnel for a borrower no later than five days after providing the first notice of delinquency. Servicers would have to establish policies and procedures designed to ensure that the servicer's personnel perform certain specified functions where applicable. ►Loss mitigation procedures: Servicers that offer loss mitigation options would be required to ensure that completed loss mitigation applications are evaluated before proceeding with a foreclosure sale. Loss mitigation applications must be reviewed and the borrower notified within five days if the application is incomplete. Within 30 days of receiving a complete application, the servicer must provide a response. If the request for loss mitigation is denied, the borrower must be allowed at least 14 days to appeal the decision. Appeals must be decided within 30 days by different personnel than those who denied the initial application. The servicer shall not proceed with foreclosure unless the servicer has denied the application and the time for the borrower to appeal has expired; the servicer has offered a loss mitigation option which was not accepted by the borrower within 14 days; or the borrower has failed to comply with the terms of a loss mitigation agreement. The CFPB invites the public to comment on the proposed mortgage servicing rules by Oct. 9, 2012. Formal comments may be submitted to www.regulations.gov; and interested parties may learn about, discuss, and react to the proposed rules in an informal, interactive environment at www.regulationroom.org. Laurie Spira is chief compliance officer with Torrance, Calif.-based DocMagic Inc. She may be reached by phone at (800) 649-1362, ext. 6446 or e-mail [email protected]


It's quite and you can leave the door unlock not that I do. But everyone in the street is nice and quite. Close to shops and small so not much cleaning.
I'm mitchy, I work at Subaru in the city as an advisor so I work long hours up at 5:30 and don't get home to 6:30. Single, no pets, but we can have if needed, Sydney lad saving for a house. Chill most night at home, gym, surf, ps4, lived with people for the last 4 years. don't have poeple over much. I'm quite and repeat full of other space. Easy to talk to if you need anything happy to play the game if you are. Don't really want the house to be a benter house. Easy going chiller just need some help the rent as I want to buy not rent for life. All you'll need is a bed but if you have more things that's chill we have a spare room and garage full lockable. It's a old house but it's got that homie feel. Let me know how ya go.


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1071786 10720-RPR-SFP OC48/STM16 Dual Mode RPR/SRP uplink module -SFP optics 307 797 p. 180 061 p.
750873 10720-SR-LC-POS 2XOC-48 POS 2KM Short Reach Uplink Module 522 603 p. 305 723 p.
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Q: 1 Hz ring oscillator not working Inspired by this project I built a ring oscillator that outputs a 1 Hz signal.

Using their formula, I decided to use 1K for R1 and R2, and 558 uF for C1. I used a CD4069UB CMOS inverter that has a supply voltage of 3-18 V. I used a 12 V input, 560 uF cap, and 1 K resistors.
The issue I have is instead of getting a ~12 V, 1 Hz output signal I'm getting a ~100 mV, 100 Hz output signal. I can't seem to figure out what the issue is. Could it be just the chip?
Edit 1: physical construction

A: 1 Hz is too slow for an analog oscillator, you need too large capacitors. Electrolytic capacitors have large tolerances and high leakage currents, they should not be used for timing.
To build a reliable, stable and precise low frequency oscillator it is much better to start with a frequency between 1 kHz and 1 MHz followed by a digital frequency divider.
This method works for any very low frequency, no problem to generate a µHz or a nHz oscillator. You have to wait over 31 years for the end of the first period of a 1 nHz frequency.
A successful simulation of an analog 1 Hz oscillator is no proof that it will work as a real circuit.

A: Here is the simulation with CD4069UB.
~Same as with 74AC04. Did not verify if the formula is ok.
Note that these are simulations.
Made with microcap12 http://www.spectrum-soft.com/download/download.shtm
Perfect capacitor. Take account of leakage current which lower frequency!
Will add an example.

And here when R3 is changed (leakage current).

A: You do not show your own schematic with the pin numbers of the gates, so this is all guesswork.
The network impedance is too low for the output stage of a U series CMOS gate to drive.  U stands for Un-buffered, the weakest form of CMOS.  I recommend you increase the resistors by 20x and decrease the capacitor by 20x.
Next, R2.  R2's only job is to limit the current from C1 into the left-most gate's input stage.  This is because when the output changes state, C1 forces an over-voltage onto the left gate's input.  R2 limits the current for this transient event to a safe value.  As such, it should be much larger.  The standard for this type of circuit is at least 10 x R1.  Why 10 x?  Because . . .
An extra advantage of this is that it makes the math much less complex.  If R2 >> R1, then in the denominator, everything to the right of 0.693 reduces to essentially 1.  Hmmm...  The link to the app note is broken, and there is something about that equation that doesn't look right.
As others have said, the chip really needs power supply decoupling close to its power pins.


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Schools on clash course
A city schools superintendent is independently trying to open up charter schools that would compete for the same struggling students served by her own district — a blatant conflict of interest, critics charge.
Cami Anderson — who oversees the city's alternative high schools, collectively known as District 79 — has applied to open three charter high schools in 2011 for kids at risk of dropping out.
Anderson submitted the applications as one of six members of the would-be charter schools' board of trustees.
She said the impetus for the proposed schools — which would combine self-paced online work with small and whole group instruction and require an individual life plan for each student — was largely to create more choices for overage, under-credited students.
"We do very innovative things . . . within the district, but the charter space allows for even greater innovation and out-of-box thinking on time and staffing," she said.
If the applications are approved, Anderson would be the first superintendent in New York with obligations to schools outside her district.
The notion raised serious questions, even among charter supporters.
"There are some states that have said they'd like [district] officials to serve on charter-school boards. The response has often been, 'Whose interests are they going to have front and center in deliberations?' " said Todd Ziebarth, a vice president at the National Alliance for Public Charter Schools. "I think that's a very legitimate concern."
While the applications Anderson submitted earlier this year name her as a board of trustees member if the charter schools are approved, she retreated from that title when talking to The Post.
"I'm obviously hoping to be involved in whatever way makes sense, and that's to be determined," she said. "We're seeking formal guidance from the conflicts board just to be on the safe side."
That input, from the city's Conflict of Interest Board, is expected as early as this week.
yoav.gonen@nypost.com
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Rhonda Vincent Announces New Bluegrass Single, "Mama Tried"
Rhonda Vincent is pleased to announce her new single, "Mama Tried," released in tribute to the late great Merle Haggard. Rhonda presents the song with invigorating bluegrass instrumentation, and a sassy vocal, with a familiarity that has everyone singing along. The track is released via Upper Management Music and available NOW on iTunes, Amazon, and wherever music is sold.
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Trump donates portion of salary to national parks
Posted 5:04 pm, April 4, 2017, by Tribune Media
White House press secretary Sean Spicer (R) gives Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke (L) the first quarter check of US President Donald Trump's salary which he donated to the National Park Service on April 3, 2017. (Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
By Ese Olumhense
Maintaining historic battlefields
President Donald Trump gave a portion of his salary to the National Park Service on Monday, fulfilling the commitment he made not to accept even a dollar of his $400,000 salary as U.S. president.
Press Secretary Sean Spicer on Monday presented a $78,333 check to Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke and Tyrone Brandyburg, the superintendent at Harper's Ferry National Historic Park in West Virginia. The money will go toward maintaining historic battlefields, Zinke said in a statement on Monday.
"President Trump is dedicated to our veterans, our public lands, and keeping his promises, and by donating his salary to the National Park Service to repair our historic battlefields proves his commitment," Zinke said. "I'm honored to help the president carry out his love and appreciation for our warriors and land."
The gift is a nominal contribution toward the $229 million budget shortfall needed to maintain the battlefields. Trump's budget proposal will cut 12 percent, or $1.5 billion, from the Department of the Interior's budget. Maintenance costs for the National Parks Service alone total $12 billion.
Cuts not just for the Interior Department
Trump's budget blueprint, released in March, proposed cuts to not just the Interior Department, which oversees national conservation programs and protects natural resources, but to a broad swath of cabinet-level agencies. This includes the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) — which will lose nearly a third of its budget if Congress approves his plan.
By trimming budgets and tightening spending for so many departments and programs, Trump hopes to offset a boost in spending for defense. That will reverse what he deemed the "dangerous trend" of a "shrinking military" that Trump believes was caused by the Obama administration.
Though hotly criticized at the time, little in the budget outline diverged from what Trump said on the campaign trail, where he'd promised to strengthen the nation's "depleted military;" "take a tremendous amount out" of the EPA, with the exception of "little tidbits;" and axe what he dubbed "wasteful spending projects" in each federal department.
In the proposal's introduction, Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that the plan "does provide lawmakers and the public with a view of the priorities of the president and his administration." He also promised that it was the product of "hard choices."
Why cut the budget?
Regardless of their personal politics, most voters on either end of the political spectrum would likely appreciate Trump's decision to give his salary to the National Park Service — which isn't exactly a charity but which is facing a significant budget shortfall.
But, some critics question: if Trump acknowledges the need to donate money to the Interior Department, why cut its budget?
Trump has also had a contentious public relationship with the parks service, notably when one of its employees shared photographs on Twitter comparing the crowd at his inauguration with that of Obama's in 2009. Trump later called the acting director of the service for answers.
"Why is the National Park Service tweeting out comparison photos?" a White House spokesperson asked at the time, in an effort to explain Trump's reason for calling.
It's perhaps likely that the gift, given to preserve only historic military battlegrounds, is further evidence of Trump's military affinity and defense priorities.
Regardless, the gesture is both important and symbolic. Only two other presidents, both wealthy, have ever refused their salary: Herbert Hoover and John F. Kennedy Jr.
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Our last post talked about defining plan objectives for what you want your employee benefits plan to accomplish. The next stage of building a group benefits plan is Plan Design.
It is easier to have a conversation telling employees you're going to INCREASE coverage, rather than a discussion to DECREASE coverage.
Your plan is shared across all employees and should be designed from a group perspective. All rates/premiums paid are based on group usage – this applies to all group benefits plans! If your group has someone who uses the plan heavily, the group collectively pays for this high user. Whether high users are employees who require expensive drugs regularly OR employees that max-out visits to the chiropractor, massage therapist and other paramedicals – the group collectively pays for abnormal high usage.
A poorly designed plan will increase the amount of time you spend administrating the plan. With a poor plan deign, renewal costs continue to raise and spiral out of control. This means more of your time will be dedicated to re-configuring the plan design, searching for best pricing and going through the enrolment process all over again.
One of the biggest mistakes we see small/medium sized businesses make is biting off more than they can chew. There is a tendency for small/medium sized businesses to design a benefits plan from the perspective of a large corporation. This influence may stem from employees that come from large corporations or general expectations of what a group benefits plan should provide employees. In either case, implementing a benefits plan for a small/medium sized business based on large corporation plan designs, or general expectations of an employee benefits plan will likely not work for the long-run.
Northern Financial Group can help you design a group benefits plan that suits your needs. The Olympic Plan was structured to offer small/mediums sized businesses a benefits program that will help control costs and remain affordable in the future.


A maintenance provider can restore or assign and add a serial number to a part received with that information missing or illegible, and it can assign and add a serial number to a part not originally serialized, the FAA told ARSA.
The FAA's clarification follows ARSA's Dec. 11, 2012 request seeking to resolve confusion about part marking during maintenance. The Association asked the agency to acknowledge the permissibility of marking parts with serial number information.
The FAA recognized that such part marking is allowed. It also noted that marking of life limited parts requires coordination between the maintenance provider and the design approval or type certificate holder.


The piezoelectric effect was described in Chapter 2, in connection with its application, in inverse mode, for generation of acoustic fields. It is also of major importance in its application to acoustic detection. Piezoelectric detectors have been constructed in a wide variety of forms but, most commonly, for medical applications at least, they have the form of thin, parallel-sided plates or films, either plane or appropriately shaped.
For diagnostic use, such detectors, which in practice may also be the radiators or 'projectors' of pulse-echo systems, are usually plates cut to operate in fundamental thickness mode. A modern diagnostic transducer will often be sectioned into a number of elements arranged in a one- or two-dimensional array, but will normally be used with a sufficient number of such elements connected coherently to form an effective aperture equivalent to at least 30 acoustic wavelengths in the propagation medium: the minimum requirement for achieving satisfactory directivity. Diagnostic transducers are normally mounted (e.g. by epoxy resin casting) onto an acoustically matched and attenuating backing block, in order to damp resonances that would otherwise be set up by an incoming acoustic signal, with consequent loss of range resolution. It is common practice also to coat the outer surface of the transducer with one or more 2/4 acoustic matching layers (Section 1.7.3), a procedure analogous to 'blooming' of optical surfaces. This procedure, however, somewhat counteracts the effect of matched backing, in that it is essentially frequency sensitive and imposes a bandwidth limitation.
It cannot be assumed that a transducer constructed in this manner will have a uniform sensitivity over its aperture: the measured sensitivity even of single-element transducers commonly shows considerable variability, with possible fall-off near the perimeter and anomalies associated with unsuspected flaws in the adhesion of matching and backing layers. Such departures from 'ideal' behaviour will affect the spatial directivity pattern of the detector. Further discussion of the behaviour of piezoelectric detectors in diagnostic-type applications is taken up in Chapter 9.
The property of phase coherence over an extended aperture, which is vital for high spatial resolution diagnostic applications, can prove to be a major drawback when attempts are made to use a transducer in applications that require the quantitative detection of received energy in a manner that is independent of its direction of arrival. This problem can arise where a phasesensitive receiving transducer is used for quantitative measurement of propagation properties (e.g. attenuation coefficient) of a material such as human tissue, in which inhomogeneities in refractive index can significantly distort the arriving wave front. In such a situation, components of the wave front arriving at different points on the transducer face may tend to cancel at its electrical output, in a manner that is inappropriate for the exact measurement of total intercepted acoustic power (Busse & Miller 1981b). This provides an illustration of the somewhat differing requirements that can be placed on detectors intended for use in 'imaging' and 'metrology' applications respectively, whilst at the same time signalling a need for caution in the quantitative interpretation of imaging data.
Design criteria for detectors intended to be applied for dosimetry and measurement of material properties will generally differ from those intended for diagnostic use, particularly in relaxation of an extreme requirement for sensitivity: in diagnostic application there is always an underlying requirement to maximise the information derived from a given exposure to a patient. Thus, for narrow-band and multiple spot-frequency measurements on materials and solutions, quartz is a good detector in spite of its relatively low coupling coefficient, whilst for measurements directed at 'exposimetry' (see Section 3.8), where small physical size and uniform frequency response are generally important, it is convenient to use miniature ceramic or PVDF detectors ('hydrophones') in essentally non-resonant conditions.


New Delhi, September 23, 2017: Ramlila is the most popular dramatic play, which involves the enactment, narration and music depicting the scenes of mythological epic Ramayana. It is also one of the most oldest form of theatre, which tells the story Lord Rama and the event that happened in his life. In 2008, UNESCO declared Ramlila as the "Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity".
Ramlila, since time immemorial is popular among Hindus for its unique and creative way of storytelling. Rama is considered to be the manifestation of Hindu preserver god, Lord Vishnu and the story of Ramlila revolves around his life. The performances in these acts are totally based on the ethical values as depicted in the Ramayana and the life episodes of Lord Rama.
The act starts from the very first day of nine-day Navratri festival and concludes on the tenth day, popularly known as Dussehra. This day witnessed the legendary war between Rama and Ravana, marking the victory of good over evil.
This year, the group has involved around 50 film and television actor, depicting various characters in Ramayana to fascinate the audience.
Spicing up the regular act, this year the theatre group has also shed ligh on some social issues. This year the role of Rama and Lakshman will shed light on the eve teasing and casteism.
In eastern India the event signifies the victory of the Goddess Durga over the buffalo demon Mahishasura.
Every year Ramlila, through the art of storytelling entertains, educates and motivates the young generation to choose the path of truth.
Delnaaz and I have always been friends. I guess it is very rare that you get to see Parsi's in the world of Hindi theatre.


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Psychology and Sport Sciences
Behaviour change in health and business
Psychology of criminal justice
Dr. Tim McSweeney's research addresses drug and alcohol misuse and dependency within the criminal justice system. It also focuses on understanding 'organised' and group-based forms of offending and measures the impact of different criminal justice interventions on behavioural change and reoffending.
Tim joined the University of Hertfordshire in 2018. Immediately before that, he worked at the Home Office where he was responsible for overseeing research and evaluation on aspects of the government's counter-extremism and hate crime strategies and on so called 'honour' based abuse, such as forced marriage.
Tim has previously held senior research roles with the Ministry of Justice. He led on survey methods and quantitative research with HM Inspectorate of Prisons and was one of two senior researchers leading a team of 12 which - over an 18-month period - surveyed and interviewed more than 13,000 prisoners, and inspected and reported on over 100 places of detention in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.
Tim has also served in an advisory capacity to the Council of Europe, the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, and the World Health Organisation on policy responses for tackling drug and alcohol-related crime.
Forensic practice
Prof. Joanna Adler's research and evaluation focuses on offending and its impacts both in real world and virtual communities. As an HCPC practitioner psychologist and chartered forensic psychologist, Joanna has worked closely with practitioners and those who are involved directly in implementing criminal and civil justice for the past 25 years.
Joanna joined Psychology and Sports Science in May, 2019 having previously set up and directed Forensic Psychological Services at Middlesex University. As professor of forensic psychology at Herts, she has continued advisory work such as that with the Justice Data Lab and has worked with Dr McSweeney and others at the University to build new collaborations. They currently lead the Herts evaluation team for the Youth Endowment Fund.
From July 2019, Tim and Joanna have also been working with Broome Gekoski consultants to conduct research for the Independent Inquiry into Child Sexual Abuse on victim-survivors' experiences of support.
Memory and the law
The view of autobiographical memory held by most memory researchers is that memories are constructed from underlying knowledge, and that makes them prone to error or even being false. There has also been an understanding that courts' and judicial views of what constitutes evidence do not always accord with social scientific, psychological views on what is rigorous research. This means that there has been a mismatch in courts' and tribunals' understanding and reliance on people's memories and judgements regarding how accurate or reliable those memories may be. We've been working on how to provide reliable information on memory to judges, barristers and jurors.
In a recent paper exploring beliefs about memory among police, the public and memory researchers, Shazia Akhtar and her colleagues highlighted something we dubbed the 'common sense memory belief system'. 'The central feature of that belief system is that memory is like a video. This belief is quite clearly wrong, according to a large body of previous evidence
We are hoping, through our work, that judges in particular will become better informed about our current understanding of autobiographical memories.
Current projects include:
Memory beliefs in barristers and the CPS (Akhtar, Justice & Conway)
Episodicity of different types of memories (Akhtar, Loveday & Conway)
Memories for emotional events (Akhtar & Conway)


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Bengs ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Axel Bengs (1925–1988), deutscher Grafiker
 Carsten Bengs (* 1974), deutscher Handballspieler
 Uwe Bengs (* 1943), deutscher Fußballtorwart
 Wolfgang Bengs (* 1942), deutscher Fußballspieler


Almost chilling- one more week of finals!
This is a gym in a slum in an abandoned office building turned housing in Venezuela. The gym weights are made from unused elevator parts. I would certainly be terrified of dying off that edge, but that view is just phenomenal and a gym there would be just amazing.
I finally found a use for my Playbook as a glamorous photo frame/digital clock. The Playbook officially is no longer being supported by Blackberry and its software support has been crap anyways. So this is really fantastic because the 7 inch screen and clock app is FANTASTIC for my desk. I am getting used to single monitor for my battelstation really well.
Soy sauce chicken for dinner.
Chicken and waffles at Sugarbowl cafe- really good stuff and I have always wanted to try it.
The lamb burger we saw on the Food Channel's You Gotta Eat Here was soooooooooooo good. It was probably one of the best burgers I have ever had.
The AMD R9 295X2 is sooooo good looking. A stock cooler with liquid cooling and a brutally masculine looking case just screams buy me- if you had 1500 to drop on a video card. I don't and I don't game enough to do that. But its a great looking card for sure. I just checked Anandtech's bench and it runs laps around my 7970 Ghz edition card. just a gorgeous piece of kit.
Next Post Random Saturday musings. I'm not studying right now obviously.


Luckiest Girl Alive by Jessica Knoll, was the book my book club read this past month. Well, three of us read it. Book club is really snack and chat club. Anyway, I read the book, and it was good, so I wanted to share my review.
Each month in book club, a different person hosts and the host sends out an email with 3 or 4 books to choose from, we all vote and then some of us read the book with the most votes. Luckiest Girl Alive was the one I voted for, so I was excited when it won. I was a little backed up on my reading though and didn't actually start the book until Saturday (book club was yesterday, Monday), but I still finished it! It was definitely a page-turner, which is really a silly thing to say when you actually think about the words.
Luckiest Girl Alive, tells the story of TifAni FaNelli, now an editor at a Cosmo-ish, New York magazine who is about to marry into a rich, upper-class family. Being from the upper-middle herself, this marriage is something her mother has always wanted for her, and something she thinks will really put her above her past. To most of us, her past before high school would seem pretty great, if not fairly normal. It's when she's 14 and gets the opportunity to attend an upper-class prep school that everything changes. I don't want to give away any details, but some pretty gritty things happen to her and that's only half of it.
Her reaction to the things that happen is a little crazy to me, but then I remind myself that she was 14. Fourteen year-olds definitely don't have the best judgement or attitude, but it's her feelings about it all as a 28-year-old that really bothers me. That's my only real issue with the story though; I think TifAni should have matured more. The story is well-written and suspenseful. The characters are all interesting, and the important ones are pretty well developed and given believable back-stories. I typically don't like books or movies that don't have a character I can connect with and this story doesn't even have a likable character, so I was surprised at how I got hooked into it. After the big secrets were revealed though, it did get less interesting to me. I was reading it on my Kindle Fire, so I can say the the last 30% of the book was kind of meh, but still worth the read.
Do be aware though, that there is a lot a bad language in this book. Do teenagers really say the f-word that much? I don't remember hearing it even half that often in highschool. There's also some disturbing sexual elements in the book, so some of you may want to avoid the book for that reason.


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AS: I once had a basement set on a movie I was designing and my initial sketch was windowless and bare and pretty unshootable. The DP said, Look what Rick Carter did here for the basement set in War of the Worlds with the textures and midground elements and the light coming in the high cellar windows. Your basement set became a great inspiration to me and actually changed my whole paradigm about production design! Was there was a set like that, that inspired you in the beginning of your career?
RC: First of all, regarding that basement- and there were actually two basements in War of the Worlds, there's one near the plane crash and there's one at the end of the movie with Ogilvy, the Tim Robbins character. I tried to make those two basements seemingly of the same design, with a stairway right in the middle. That allowed you to be able to shoot it in a variety of ways whenever someone went up or down the stairs. That central point of reference is something that Steven always likes, as with the central visitor's center in Jurassic Park. When you have something in the center you can move around it and you can use it as a foreground. That was one of the ideas.
Of course with the lighting, you're always trying to have some place the DP can light from. In Back to the Future III, Bob Zemekis asked, You know the cave entrance is over here, but we've got a cave down here so where's the light coming from? And the DP Dean Cundey said, Well I think it's coming from the same place as the music!
AS: That story is legendary! I heard it from someone a long time ago but I never knew the original source!
RC: Well maybe Dean had heard it from somewhere before that but I was there when he said it and I just cracked up.
But in terms of sets that I saw, in Gone with the Wind that image with the Tara house in the background framed by the oak tree became the iconic image that I wanted to have for Forrest Gump. So we put the house right where it would be framed by the oak tree at the end of the oak alley. When we dug the foundation for the front steps of that house we actually ended up finding the foundation of steps in exactly the same place where a house had been built 100 years before.
Forrest Gump was also a southern story about a war that comes and damages so much around Forrest's life, even thought the house itself never gets taken. It felt to me like I was going to a place that I was resurrecting from an old set. An old story that was about grieving about the loss of a way of life but in an entirely different context. That resonated for me in a specific way. There are many environments that I'm in that I find myself associating to previous movies but that's the one that comes to mind as a specific set that had a place in the movie I was working on.
AS: Speaking of Forrest Gump, I remember you built a simple structure to show Robert Zemeckis the scale of the Gump house before it was built. John Myhre also told me how he mocks up sets sets either out of plywood for the dancers to practice on, or out of refrigerator boxes to give the director a sense of the space. Do you often mock up a set, to scale?


I just checked the leaderboards and all of his videos are gone..? It seems that he shut down his youtube channel.
I understand that, but runs need video proof. And if runners remove all their videos they usually want to disappear on the boards or simply don't give a f*ck about them.
It is confusing and misleading, especially for new runners and people who are just interested enough to check the leaderboards.
OK, I think we should remove these runs.


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In small bowl, mix all sauce ingredients with wire whisk until smooth.
Remove chicken from bones; cut into bite-size pieces (about 3 cups).
In large bowl, toss lettuce, chicken, parsley and onions. Place lettuce mixture on center of large serving plate. Arrange noodles around edge of plate. Sprinkle peanuts over lettuce mixture. Drizzle sauce over salad.
If you aren't concerned about sodium, you can use regular soy sauce.
In a pinch, 3 to 4 cups of regular chow mein noodles can be used instead of the wide noodles.


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import { Component, OnInit }                      from '@angular/core';
// import { Router }                      from '@angular/router';
import { ROUTER_DIRECTIVES }                      from '@angular/router';
import { MD_LIST_DIRECTIVES }                     from '@angular2-material/list';

import { Motor }        from '../motor';
import { MotorService } from '../motor.service';

@Component({
  moduleId: module.id,
  selector: 'app-dashboard',
  templateUrl: 'dashboard.component.html',
  styleUrls: ['dashboard.component.css'],
  directives: [MD_LIST_DIRECTIVES, ROUTER_DIRECTIVES],
  providers: [MotorService]
})
export class DashboardComponent implements OnInit {
  motors: Motor[];

  constructor(
    private motorService: MotorService
    // private router: Router
  ) { }

  getMotors() {
    this.motorService.getMotors().then(motors => this.motors = motors);
  }

  ngOnInit() {
    this.getMotors();
  }

  // onSelect(motor: Motor) {
  //   this.router.navigate(['/', motor.modell]);
  // }
}


Take your guests out to the ball game this summer with complimentary Daredevil tickets from Resort Realty! Through our recent sponsorship with the Daredevils collegiate baseball team, your guests will receive a single game group pass good for everyone staying at your rental home this summer. Guests who wish to attend can request complimentary tickets during check-in.
The Daredevils team is made up of 25 players from various colleges all over the U.S. This season the Daredevils are scheduled to play 40 games against five opposing teams in their division. The level of competition is high, which makes for a fun event for families and groups to enjoy during the evening.
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