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Q: Automatically associate Flutter SDK with project in WebStorm Is there a way to configure WebStorm to automatically associate the Flutter SDK path with an imported project?
I've found out that if I clone a project from GitHub and open it in WebStorm, it doesn't associate with the SDK, rather it says "No Flutter SDK configure". To resolve this, I will have to go to File > Settings > Languages & Frameworks > Flutter to manually specify the path to the SDK for the current project. However, this is not the case with a project started from scratch where Flutter is chosen from the beginning.
Flutter doctor seems to indicate I've installed the SDK. It is not a particularly big problem but it just adds an extra step that is annoying.
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OPM bands during 2000's were kinda a hit before in our country. I still listen and sing to these songs.
Yep, i also listen music in my own language.
little, my country have dangdut genre but i dont like it ..
i rarely do but when i do i usually prefer the old stuff 'cuz i find the new one jarring.


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Running with allergies
Being a runner in a city like Toronto, with its poor excuse for a climate and year-round bad air, makes you appreciate the simple things in life'you know, like breathing. Throw allergies into the mix and you have to wonder if you should invest in a bubble'especially as those of us who suffer from allergies […]
Being a runner in a city like Toronto, with its poor excuse for a climate and year-round bad air, makes you appreciate the simple things in life'you know, like breathing. Throw allergies into the mix and you have to wonder if you should invest in a bubble'especially as those of us who suffer from allergies are also likely to have abnormalities in the lungs, a kind of pre-asthma that can develop into full-blown asthma.
Not so fast, says allergist Dr. Mark Greenwald. "Don't make compromises," he says. (Besides, the bidding wars on bubbles are furious these days.)
Greenwald is a firm believer that we should deal with our allergy symptoms, not just ignore them in hopes they'll go away. (They won't.) He recommends treating allergies with a three-tiered approach: the short term (remedies such as OTC antihistamines), the intermediate (nasal sprays and eye drops) and the long-term (removing allergens from the home and reducing or even curing allergies through allergy "vaccines").
Avoidance is also a good strategy, he says: stay indoors on heavy smog and pollen days, and avoid exercising outdoors when pollen counts are at their worst: mid-morning, when the air is rising as it heats, bringing the pollen with it, and in the evening, when the opposite is happening. "Midday activity is probably best for people with allergies in terms of simple avoidance," Greenwald says, with the second-best being early morning, when the air is still cool, or later in the evening, when pollen has settled. Similarly, keep windows closed during times of day when the air is moving, to avoid circulating allergens through your home.
If you do suffer from allergies, however mild, Greenwald recommends visiting an allergist (your family doctor can give you a referral) to properly diagnose your reactions and come up with a treatment plan, such as allergy shots. And you don't have to wait until you're desperate: "it's often better to address these things earlier," Greenwald says. Just imagine: a few years from now, you could be running allergy-free.
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Piper Aircraft Inc. is selling a fleet of six Piper Seminole multi-engine piston-powered training aircraft to Airline Transport Professionals (ATP), a nationwide firm specializing in airline pilot training and pilot career development. The planes, valued at about $3.9 million, will be delivered in 2010.
The program offers an aviation bachelor's degree program with online coursework directly integrated with a standardized flight training curriculum available nationwide. Designed for future professional pilots, MSU and ATP students build over 100 hours of multi-engine Piper Seminole flight experience in a coast-to-coast, airline-style environment.
With the purchase, ATP will operate 87 Piper Seminoles in its training fleet. The company also operates 50 Cessna 172s, five Diamond DA40s and a CitationJet. The new Piper Seminoles are powered by two Lycoming O-360-A1H6 engines each generating 180 hp, with a 2,000-hour time between overhaul. Seminoles have a 15,000-foot service ceiling.
I'm curious why ATP doesn't operate any LSA?


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ACCEPT'S Mark Tornillo guest on the new track 'Phantom Flight' from A SOUND OF THUNDER
A Sound Of Thunder's new studio album and companion graphic novel It Was Metal was released globally on June 15th through Mad Neptune Records. Recorded at Assembly Line Studios with longstanding producer Kevin '131' Gutierrez (Shinedown, Believer, Raven), the album features eleven new songs and features guest appearances by Mark Tornillo (Accept) and Tony Carey (Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow, Planet P Project).
Tornillo says of the track "Phantom Flight": "When they first played the song to me, I thought to myself this sounds a lot like Black Sabbath meets Iron Maiden. It really piqued my interest. It's a really cool track, some really good lyrical content going on in there and I think people are really gonna dig it." A Sound Of Thunder vocalist Nina Osegueda: "It's an honor to work with one of my metal heroes. Anyone who knows me knows what a fan-girl I am for Accept, especially with Mark."
The stunning triple-gatefold album cover featuring band mascot Udoroth was created by artist Dusan Markovic (Powerwolf, Death Dealer). It Was Metal marks the band's return to a straight-ahead metal style.
The It Was Metal graphic novel anthology contains short stories based on each song from the album. The book features well known artists and writers from Marvel Comics, DC Comics, and Valiant Entertainment and is an essential companion to the album.
"Els Segadors (The Reapers)", the advance single from It Was Metal, became a surprise viral hit in Catalonia, reaching #44 on the Euro 200 Spanish National Top 50 mainstream music chart and peaking at #7 on the Spanish iTunes music charts. The song's success lead to the band's tour of Catalonia in December 2017, culminating in their performance in front of 50,000 people at the Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys on December 2nd.
A Sound of Thunder guitarist Josh Schwartz shares his thoughts on It Was Metal: "The mission statement was to write fast, heavy, catchy songs that are fun to play and fun to listen to. This is an album meant to be blasted in your car while you speed down the highway at 100mph singing along at the top of your lungs."
According to vocalist Nina Osegueda, the album includes "some of the most fun, inspired, adrenaline inducing music we've ever written and I can't wait to play it live."
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We've all seen it in the plot of cheesy sci-fi flicks: Scientists find something in space that seems harmless so they decide to bring it back to a space station, or even Earth, to study. Things go wrong and eventually everyone dies. Now, NASA and the European Space Agency have declared their intent to do something very similar, taking samples of Martian soil and bringing them back to Earth.
The two agencies are currently planning out exactly how such a complex task will be performed and it's going to take a minimum of three different missions to make it happen. First, NASA's 2020 Mars Rover mission will send its vehicle to the Red Planet where it will collect samples of the dusty soil and load it into tiny canisters. Then, ESA's ExoMars rover, which will arrive on Mars in 2021, is going to drill deeper into the planet to search for the faint traces of previous life on the planet. Pulling off those missions without a hitch will be difficult enough, but it's the final steps that will be the biggest hurdles to getting Mars soil back to our planet for study.
Collecting and organizing the samples is one thing, but launching them from the Mars surface back to Earth is a challenge of an entirely different magnitude. First, a Mars Ascent Vehicle would need to take off from the Martian surface and enter into orbit — that's something that's never even been attempted before — and then a third vehicle would launch from Earth to meet up with the orbiter and take possession of the soil samples before cruising back to Earth.
It's an incredibly complex series of missions and there's very little room for error. If the samples are lost — either due to a mishap with the ascent vehicle or a fumble during the handoff in orbit — there's really no backup plan to speak of. Thankfully, NASA and ESA have had a pretty good track record as of late and hopefully the days of miscalculated data leading to catastrophe are now behind them.
Once the soil samples make it back to Earth they would be placed in quarantine to ensure that a sci-fi horror movie doesn't become reality in NASA's labs. That sounds great, but there's still a whole lot of stuff that has to go perfectly right for scientists to get to that point.


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Courtney Barnett Tells Us How She Really Feels At The Greek Theatre Aussie Singer's Musical Stories Captivates Raptured Crowd
Derrick Lee, 9 months ago 0 6 min read
LOS ANGELES, CA- Courtney Barnett's first studio work, the "double ep" A Sea Of Split Peas was a revelation. Its breakthrough track, "Avant Gardenner" was such a witty introduction to the musical stylings and clever lyricism of the Aussie rock and roller. After all, how many musicians can write a song about failing at gardening so poetically, self-illustrating? It's through her songwriting that the listener really connects to her music.
Courtney's third full-length studio album, Tell Me How You Really Feel, which took 3 years to make, was released earlier this year and has all of the trademarks of her prior albums. New and seemingly ordinary subject matter is analyzed and observed through the artistic lens of Ms. Barnett, and colored with the 90s alt-rock sound that Courtney is known. Perhaps the album is a bit more polished than other her others which perhaps makes it seem a little less raw- less visceral- the her prior works, but it's still a terrific work as a whole. 37 minute that any fan will enjoy.
I had been wanting to catch Courtney since the release of that double EP, but missed out on all of her intimate performance at The Bootleg and Origami Vinyl (a tiiiiiiiny vinyl shop in Echo Park). Now, she's headlining a 5,870 capacity venue in The Greek.
Waxahatchee @ Greek Theatre 10/5/18. Photo by Erina Uemura(@Erina_Uemura). Used with permission.
Kicking off the music for the evening was the singer-songwriter Katie Crutchfield p/k/a "Waxahatchee". Katie released her fourth album, Out In The Storm, last year and has really evolved her sound. Out In The Storm is sonically stronger, probably as a result of having John Agnello co-producer the effort. The sound is fuller and the guitar is harder while Katie's voice insightful lyricism captivates.
Her opening set for Courtney was, however, sans band; opting for a more stripped down approach to her performance accompanied by only another acoustic guitarist. But the lack of the full band really allowed for her vulnerability to shine. "Recite Remorse" was particularly wonderful. While she has plenty of music in her own repertoire, Waxahatchee's performance included a pair of covers, "Fruits of My Labor" (which she opened her set with) and "Chapel of Pines" by Great Thunder. She peacefully lulled us out by concluding her set with the beautiful song "Fade".
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The music got considerably louder when Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks took the stage next. The last time I was able to catch Stephen Malkmus and the Jicks perform live was at Coachella in 2008, and all I can say is that this band still sounds as good as ever. Touring in support of their latest album released earlier this year, Sparkle Hard, Stephen and company mixed in a bit of the new with a couple of the old, and even threw in a Pavement ("And Then (The Hexx)") and Neil Young ("Barstool Blues") covers to boot. What was particularly exciting about the performance was the way they jammed out passages of songs. When Stephen threw his guitar behind his head and closed his eyes, it was a perfect exhibition of "playing by feel", and that's when the band's sound swelled into a massive crescendo of sound.
The biggest, and most noteworthy, part of their performance, however, was a moment that I technically missed. As I haven't photographed very often at this particular venue, I was unaware of the fact that between acts I could stow my gear and watch the balance of the opening performances from my seat. Instead, I stood at the inner gate, watching the performance on the LED screen provided for those waiting in line for concessions.
Towards the end of their set, Sonic Youth front woman Kim Gordon joined Stephen to sing the Sparkle Hard duet "Refute". It's an odd duet insofar as it's a song sung in a country twang, but anytime you have the chance to see two legends of a musical era team up on stage, it's a musical privilege… I"m just bummed that I had to watch it on a screen from outside the venue.
Courtney Barnett @ Greek Theatre 10/5/18. Photo by Derrick K. Lee, Esq. (@Methodman13) for www.BlurredCulture.com.
With Stephen and his Jicks getting the crowd warmed up, Courtney took the stage to a rapturous applause from fans young and old (the preteens attending the concert with their parents, singing along to every word was a joy to watch). That's the kind of draw that Courtney's music has. Anyone can appreciate a good story, and each of Courtney's songs is basically that.
Courtney Barnett @ Greek Theatre 10/5/18. Setlist.
For about an hour and a half, Courtney entertained the large L.A. audience with a selection of 19 songs that featured music from her latest album, easing the crowd into her world with the album's soothing opener "Hopefulness". As she gently sang "take your broken heart, turn it into art," it was almost like subtle call to arms; a premonition of what was about to come.
The story telling commenced with her next song, "City Looks Pretty", which is about her experience as a introvert during a night on the town, which she- in her almost deadpan way- shrugs off as a fact of her life. It's such a vulnerable, human expression of herself, and it's that human characteristic of Courtney that make her and her music so relatable to her fans.
That vulnerability comes to the forefront during her performances of her hits "Avant Gardener" and "Small Poppies". When she sings "the humanity I wanna disappear into obscurity, But I'm sure it's a bore being you" ("Small Poppies), those are feeling that anybody who's ever felt alone has felt. Every so often, Courtney would throw in moments of pure angst as she did with "I'm Not Your Mother, I'm Not Your Bitch", and as the heavily saturated red stage lights swirled around her, you couldn't help but bang your head a little. Her lovely covers of Elyse Weinberg's "Houses" (with Waxahatchee) and Gillian Welch's "Everything Is Free" were also memorable, but for me, losing myself in her angsty growl was exactly what I needed to get my blood swirling.
Upon retrospect, I think about all of the shows that I missed in the past. I imagine what it would have been like to get lost in her music in a small, intimate venue; having her tell her musical stories just feet away from me, with the room's temperature rising due open-mouthed breaths and body heat. I think I would have loved that. It just goes to show that you got to catch them early, or you'll have to catch them at The Greek.
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Fluoride is a naturally occurring element found in our environment. Fluoride will make the entire tooth structure more resistant to decay. It can also encourage remineralization of the tooth surface, which can help in repairing early decay before it causes a cavity.
At What Age Should My Child Have Fluoride?
Fluoride treatments in the dental office may begin at around 3 years of age.
Topical fluoride gel works on the outer surface of the tooth and is not taken internally (don't swallow it).
Fluoridated toothpastes should be carefully monitored before the age of 3, and any fluoride rinses should be recommended on the advice of the dentist.
Chewable tablets or liquid drops should also be carefully monitored and used if advised by your dentist! We recommend, if fluoride supplements are to be used, that a careful dosage be measured depending on your child's age and weight.
Follow the recommended dosage on the packaging; however, sometimes your dentist at Tyler Dental Artz recommends cutting this dosage in half, depending on the recommended dosage for the child's age.
Is There Fluoride in Toothpaste?
Yes! Careful consideration should be used with your child and the toothpaste tube. We recommend using less than a pea-size amount of toothpaste on the brush and encouraging your child to spit and rinse well after brushing.
Avoid letting your child swallow the paste, especially with children under 2. Monitor your child while brushing until s/he is old enough to follow these guidelines.
Fluoride Supplements: Who Needs Them?
The use of fluoride supplements may be recommended if your child has a history of cavities or is at high risk for decay. The additional fluoride will benefit the health of your child's teeth and promote remineralization. Fluoride supplements include liquid drops, chewable fluoride tablets and over-the-counter fluoride rinses.
Parents should carefully supervise their children when using any fluoride product and keep fluoride out of reach of young children.


Northside's community has come together to celebrate each country within Latin America. This has become a traditional showcase at Northside to show the constant love and support our school has towards the Latino community. From traditional dances to singing duets, Latino Club prepared a memorable night to celebrate Latin American culture!


The western pond turtle Is a moderate size (120-210 cm) drab brown to yellow-olive turtle without prominent markings on its carapace. In early spring females move to upland area to make a nest. The species has declined because of urbanization.
In the wild, their diet consists of small mammals, birds and eggs. While they are primarily ground dwellers and burrowers, many are semi-arboreal. The common, large, gopher snake is usually between 36 and 96 inches long. Gopher snakes range in color from cream-yellow to green-gray to tan, with large black, brown or reddish blotches on their back and smaller ones along their sides.


Something for your diary for later in the year. Tickets go on sale on the 1st of February.
Inspiring Geography Teachers wanted! We need you, the everyday classroom icons to apply to speak at #TMGeographyIcons 2019 on 22nd June at @UoB_Geography.


Please ensure that entry forms are signed and completed clearly with correct entry times and swimmer's details including D.O.B. and ASA number.
Submitted times should be Short Course Times (25m) or Converted Long Course Times . Any queries regarding qualifying times must be clarified with coaches prior to submitting entry form.
Cheques should be made Payable to PSC and please use a separate cheque for each entry form.
Entry fees are £4 per event plus an additional £1 per entry form to cover the coaches passes.
Please ensure that the correct amount is written on Cheques or exact amount for cash payments. NO CHANGE WILL BE GIVEN for errors and extra money will be funded to PSC.
Refunds will be given for non-accepted entries.
Payment and completed entry form in a sealed envelope to be returned to Roger or Susan Woodcock or hand posted to the PSC post box located in the first aid room on poolside of West View Leisure Centre by Monday 11th June 2018 @ 7pm.


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Das Kuttenschloss, auch als Turmhügel Martinsreuth bekannt, war ein befestigtes Gebäude nordnordöstlich von Martinsreuth auf dem Gebiet der kreisfreien Stadt Hof in Oberfranken.

Lage und Aussehen
Der Standort des ehemals befestigten Gebäudes nahe der Ortschaft Martinsreuth gehört bereits zum Einzugsbereich der Stadt Hof. Das  Areal liegt am Waldrand unmittelbar an der Bundesstraße 2 von Konradsreuth nach Hof. Es ist nicht ausgeschildert. Die Stelle ist heute als Bodendenkmal Nummer D-4-5737-0025: Mittelalterlicher Turmhügel geschützt. Das Gelände ist stark bewachsen, es sind lediglich noch Bodenunebenheiten erkennbar. Im Jahr 1926 wurde das Gelände teilweise untersucht, der Verbleib der dabei aufgefundenen Keramikscherben ist nicht bekannt. Das Gebäude lag an einem leicht nach Westen zu einer feuchten Niederung eines Baches abfallenden Sporn. Es soll nach einer Beschreibung aus dem Jahr 1933 von einem quadratischen Graben mit 23 Meter Seitenlänge umgeben gewesen sein. An der Außenseite des Grabens befanden sich an zwei Seiten noch Wallreste. Nach 1933 wurde das Gelände fast vollständig eingeebnet.

Theorien über die Art des Gebäudes
In der Standardliteratur wird bei der Anlage von einer Burg (Turmhügelburg, Motte) ausgegangen, dazu gibt es aber als Anhaltspunkte lediglich die beschriebenen Spuren eines bewehrten Gebäudes, aber keine schriftlichen Quellen.

Nach Norbert Goßler handelt es sich bei dem Kuttenschloss um ein befestigtes Lagergebäude des Hofer Spitals, das in der unmittelbaren Umgebung Tagebergbau betrieben hatte. Die Flurnamen, die mit Kutte oder Kaute in Verbindung stehen, zeugen noch davon. Kutte steht allgemein für Überklauben und Nachsuchen, Überarbeiten von Halden und Rücklässen nach mineralischen Rohstoffen. Demnach dürfte das Gebäude Mitte des 14. Jahrhunderts errichtet worden und im 15. Jahrhundert verfallen sein.

Literatur
 Norbert Goßler: Das geheimnisvolle Kuttenschloss bei Konradsreuth. In: Absolvia Hof. 2006. S. 22–28.
 Klaus Schwarz: Die vor- und frühgeschichtlichen Geländedenkmäler Oberfrankens. (Materialhefte zur bayerischen Vorgeschichte, Reihe B, Band 5). Verlag Michael Lassleben, Kallmünz 1955, S. 106.

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Bodendenkmal in Hof (Saale)
Niederungsburg in Oberfranken
Bauwerk in Hof (Saale)
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The players will have to give some money back.
After winning ESL One Cologne last weekend, SK Gaming wasn't expecting to have to return part of the cash prize, but this is indeed the case, and for good reason, as they broke the rules regarding technical timeouts.
During the final, the Brazilians asked for a technical break, a pause that's only authorised to replace malfunctioning equipment or to fix a bug, meaning players aren't allowed to talk because they have a different type of break to do this, namely tactical breaks. While they had asked for this technical break, then, the players frantically began to write on their computers to establish a strategy. But the rules of the ESL are clear, as reminded on Reddit by one of its employees, and this kind of behaviour is strictly forbidden. SK has therefore been fined, and will have to return part of the $100,000 USD gained.
"It is not allowed to talk or chat during a technical pause as written in our rules", an ESL employee wrote on Reddit. "The admin caught it quickly and told the team to stop immediately. Due to the violation of the rules, the team will get penalized, which will lead to a prize money deduction."
The amount of the fine has not been disclosed yet but, according to Graham Pitt, the former chief referee of the ESL, the money recovered should be redistributed fairly among the other 15 teams of the tournament.
Should it be a big fine?


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Strumjani (bulgariska: Струмяни) är en ort i Bulgarien.   Den ligger i kommunen Obsjtina Strumjani och regionen Blagoevgrad, i den sydvästra delen av landet,  km söder om huvudstaden Sofia. Strumjani ligger  meter över havet och antalet invånare är .

Terrängen runt Strumjani är huvudsakligen kuperad, men den allra närmaste omgivningen är platt. Strumjani ligger nere i en dal. Den högsta punkten i närheten är  meter över havet,  km nordost om Strumjani. Närmaste större samhälle är Sandanski,  km sydost om Strumjani.

Trakten runt Strumjani består i huvudsak av gräsmarker. Runt Strumjani är det ganska glesbefolkat, med  invånare per kvadratkilometer.  Klimatet i området är tempererat. Årsmedeltemperaturen i trakten är  °C. Den varmaste månaden är juli, då medeltemperaturen är  °C, och den kallaste är januari, med  °C. Genomsnittlig årsnederbörd är  millimeter. Den regnigaste månaden är april, med i genomsnitt  mm nederbörd, och den torraste är augusti, med  mm nederbörd.

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They will be appearing 3 times daily to inspire our young guests and parents and show how science is fun with a mix of spectacular experiments & hands-on activities.
On the farm, science is an integral part of modern farming, from testing the PH of the soil and working to improve the quality of seed and the nutritional value of crops, to get children interested in science at an early age is vital part in the future of long-term sustainable farming.
Expect experiments that include magical bubbling potions & making yummy sweets alongside slime making, the children won't just be entertained they'll be captivated, and the children won't even notice some learning has been sneaked in.
Sublime Science are running amazing shows throughout the day at our Easter Eggstravaganza (up to 22 April) Book online advance discounted tickets up to midnight before the day of visit.


The Vatican will shelter two families of refugees, and Pope Francis is calling on every parish and religious community in Europe to join them and take in a refugee family.
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If you're planning to vacation at a RIU resort in Punta Cana, you'll get to experience something brand new and very exciting – out very first WATER PARK, opening this month (November 2016)! Splash Water Park is accessible to all guests staying at the RIU Palace Punta Cana, RIU Palace Macao, RIU Palace Bavaro, RIU Bambu, and RIU Naiboa (which is adjacent to the park). SPLASH WATER PARK features water slides for when you feel adventurous, pools to swim and play in, loungers for sunbathing, and free access to all of the RIU hotels within the Punta Cana Complex!
If water slides are your favourite way to get a thrill, you'll have to check out the BODY VORTEX, which will shoot you through a closed tube into the pool, the KAMIKAZE with drops that will feel like you're falling from the sky, and the FREE-FALL-SLIDES for that stomach-in-your-throat feeling! There are also kids pools and attractions which are a blast for the younger crowd!
If you're looking for a RIU resort to stay at, and haven't decided yet on a destination, the RIU resorts in Punta Cana may be just the thing for you, if you love to spend your days in the water, thrill seeking, and having a great time!


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180-gram double 10" version. Includes CD. Tackling the challenge of a second album head-on, Coma return to the fore with This Side of Paradise, a comprehensive and meticulously-arranged collection that never strays far from the duo's well-established modus operandi. This Side of Paradise is truly refined pop music that takes its cues from both sides of the musical fence. A further exploration and expansion of the territory initially explored on Coma's first full-length, In Technicolor (KOMP 106CD/KOM 279LP, 2013), This Side of Paradise shows the artists commanding their craft with confidence and style -- a sonic treat for seasoned connoisseurs and recent scholars alike. Sometimes described as songwriters who don't actually write songs, Coma tend to nudge the genre-boundaries without making this their central artistic statement -- they're not in the game to search and destroy, but to meet and seduce, in a constant effort to make music that is as innovative and multilayered as it is accessible. It's an endless process of reevaluating their own tropes that leads the duo to the unconventional but immensely catchy hooks on tracks like "Borderline," "Pinguin Power," and "Happiness," half-sung and half-synthesized. Coma don't want to settle on whether they actually are a dance act or a pop outfit: "We always try to rethink what we're doing. At one point we even thought about dropping the melodies altogether, because melodic techno has become kinda prevalent. But that wouldn't be us either -- we love a good melody as much as the next person." The receptiveness for cognition glitches and happy accidents might be behind Coma's obvious penchant for cooperation; This Side of Paradise's most classic songwriting appears on "The Wind," a dreamy, melancholic, downbeat gem featuring vocals from frequent collaborator Dillon. Meanwhile, another old friend has switched roles: Mit's lead singer Edi Winarni returns after his cameo on In Technicolor, but this time he's responsible for the cover art, based on his own sculptural work and created from archetypes of bird beaks in front of a heavily processed white screen. It asks basically the same question that the band does: how much beak do you need to recognize the bird? How much melody do you need to be pop? How many beats until you're part of the club continuum? Coma's true achievement might be in asking themselves these kinds of critical, potentially thwarting questions, but still remaining able to produce beautiful music that speaks to both the body and the soul.
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Susilo rides the momentum
By Karim Raslan
ASEAN can expect a far more assertive Indonesia given the Democrats' success in last month's Legislative polls.
LAST Friday in Bandung, capital of West Java, incumbent President and Democrat party leader Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) amazed the assembled crowd with a rare display of bravado during a ceremony marking the declaration of his candidacy.
After nearly five years of hesitancy and uncertainty, the former general – emboldened by his party's extraordinary success in last month's Legislative polls (in which the Democrats tripled their representation in Indonesia's parliament by securing 150 seats) – showed his countrymen what he was capable of as he selected his running mate.
Despite the mewling entreaties of his erstwhile political allies, most of whom were lobbying for one of their number to be adopted as his running mate, SBY turned them all down.
In quick succession they were all considered and found wanting. Firstly, Akbar Tanjung, the controversial former Golkar leader; secondly, Hatta Radjasa, SBY's close confidant and Amien Rais' acolyte; and finally Hidayat Nurwahid, the Islamist icon from PKS.
Instead, the 59-year-old general chose a former Coordinating Minister of Economics (and currently Governor of Bank Indonesia), Pak Boediono.
Boediono has admittedly not registered on Indonesia's political radar much and many greeted his bid for the Vice-Presidency of the Republic with disbelief.
The soft-spoken, diplomatic and incorruptible academic from Jogjakarta's elite Gadjah Mada University seemed so unlikely that very few people took the political chatter that he was to be chosen seriously.
However, on Friday, most of us were dumbfounded as Pak Boediono stepped forward to join SBY as his running-mate.
Still, as a Malaysian, I confess my feelings were mixed as I watched the event.
On the one hand, it's hard not to be buoyed by the mounting sense of manifest destiny evident in Jakarta – a confidence that emanates from yet another fairly successful and democratic election (thus far at least), the looming consolidation of power under SBY, an economy that's still humming with activity despite the global downturn, and a growing international profile arising from the recent G-20 meeting in London, not to mention US President Barack Obama's unique childhood connection with the republic.
Certainly after 11 years of drift (and at times near chaos) following Suharto's fall in 1998, the republic deserves its moment in the sun, even if it proves to be short-lived.
It's as if the perennial "sick man" of Asean has recovered and is in blooming health just as the rest of us are reeling from a mixture of swine flu and the financial crisis.
So what does Pak Boediono's appointment tells us about Indonesia?
Firstly, it shows that the President is enormously confident. If mishandled, his choice could backfire badly. But SBY is the master of political communication; and, when he speaks, he really connects with ordinary Indonesians.
Secondly, he is turning his back on Jakarta's craven political elite, most of whom enjoy very limited traction beyond the Parliament in Senayan.
Indeed, supposed heavyweights such as DPR Speaker and Golkar faction-leader Agung Laksono almost lost their seats in the recent polls. While it's a risky ploy, SBY is right to be bold and use his political capital immediately.
Thirdly, SBY will be drawing his team from the professional classes – from academia and the private sector. These men and women will be younger and without the political baggage he so detests.
As SBY stated (in a deliberate but understated rebuke to his former Vice-President Jusuf Kalla, with whom the fall-out appears to have become quite bitter), the focus will be on achieving a more rational and effective administration.
It will also be one that hopefully minimises the political in-fighting and accusations of personal business interests that have dogged his government hitherto.
In another departure from conventional wisdom, I suspect the President will also be trawling through the provinces to find successful local leaders for his Cabinet.
Interestingly, the popular and well-respected Governor of West Sumatra, Gamawan Fauzi, was tasked with reading out SBY's campaign manifesto.
Finally, I'd like to end by reminding policy-makers across Asean that we'll be dealing with a far more assertive Indonesia in the event of an SBY victory.
The best indication of this change in mood was when the President turned to discuss the economy at the ceremony, and in a sign of his immense pride in his administration's achievements, he bracketed Indonesia alongside the two Asian giants – China and India – as the only nations in the world still registering positive economic growth.
The message is two-fold: firstly, that his team's management of the unfolding crisis has been infinitely better than Suharto's back in 1997/98 and, secondly, that the republic has pulled away from its counterparts in the region like Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines and is now assuming its rightful place among the continent's giants.
This leads to another more sensitive issue. Basically there is going to be a change in the balance of power in Asean as countries such as Thailand slip from the forefront and Indonesia – with an ambitious English-speaking leader – assumes a more commanding position.
Strangely, the biggest losers in all this may well be the Singaporeans – at one time the region's premier private bankers and compradors. The Singaporean elite have long prided themselves on their special links to Washington, not to mention the success of their economic model.
But as its sovereign wealth fund Temasek continues to haemorrhage cash, its financial sector comes under increased scrutiny and the city-state's pre-eminence seems like a fragile dream alongside the exuberant diversity and barely-managed anarchy of the archipelagic republic.
But we, too, will have to deal with an Indonesia that is becoming far more powerful and dynamic than we are.
It would be easy to play the old game of sour grapes, but the wise thing to do would be to change the way we do business and govern this country lest we get left behind.
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CDCR Disciplinary Hearings: What happens when inmate gets a "115" on record
CDCR - What You Need to Know Information relating to the California Department of Corrections & Rehabilitation. Q&A for those new to the CDCR system should be posted here.
What happens when someone gets a "115" on their record?
My son has a situation right now where he was told that he had to participate in a "removal" and that if he didn't, he would be subject to one himself. I warned him against doing it, but he insisted that he could not refuse and he did not want to be placed at another CDCR facility, as the one that he is at is fairly safe (Shafter MCCF). He also said that he could not go to the guards or his counselor about it, as he would be seen as a snitch.
So he did it and now is facing a disciplinary hearing.
He said that his points would go up by 6, but that he wouldn't have to do anything else, so that in a year he would be back where he was at. He did say he would lose privileges for 3 months after the hearing.
I am more concerned with additional charges being brought against him, thus adding to his sentence.
I'm sure that he won't be able to use duress as a reson why without revealing names, so he won't even have that as a defense.
Also, now that he has done this because he has been "told do", do you think that he will now be expected to do more things to violate the rules? He said he was told that they would leave him along since he proved that he was trustworthy to his race.
I feel really sick and frustrated about this. He's had a clean record for 2 years, we were hoping to use this towards a commutation. I think he's now blown it. And I'm totally frustrated that he has now slipped further into a life a crime. Some "REHABILITATION".
Should I write to his Counselor about this and tell him what happened? Or will I make it worse if I do.
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Your son pretty much filled you in: he'll have a hearing, he'll be on LOP and lose his good conduct credits. If he's admitted involvement, the hearing is a formality.
Unless he participated in a way that could be considered assault (inmate or staff), use a deadly weapon or something along those line, outside charges are highly unlikely.
As to your last question, no. Do not write his counselor. It isn't likely to make things worse but they won't tell you anything. Being pulled into prison politics is so common they already know if he's a big or little fish and they'll treat him accordingly. I would also refrain from encouraging him to share information during calls or in letters until after his hearing.
I'm sorry this happened. Sometimes these things feel completely unavoidable. If this is completely outside of his character and record (I know he hasn't been in all that long), that will help. The unfortunate thing is that any serious 115-- fighting, for example, will be addressed at his eventual parole hearing and he'll have to be transparent about it then.
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No don't write his counsler- that will more than likely make it worse. Everything he told you, unfortunately sounds legit. That's one of MANY unfair aspects that comes with doing time- sometimes in there, they really DONT have a choice in the matter- when they need to "put in work" that will cause them to catch more time- the alternative to it is usually that THEY will become a target and probably end up hurt. So, at the end of the day, youre gonna wanna catch the extra time instead of getting beat up-or worse. Did that make sense?
Plus a 115 really aint shit- he'll prob lose some good time or get his packages taken for 3 months....and with the good time thing- if he stays outta trouble for (i think its 6 months?) then he'll get it back
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Q: How can I access a MATLAB (interpolated) spline from another program? If I was to create interpolated splines from a large amount of data (about 400 charts, 500,000 values each), how could I then access the coordinates of those splines from another software quickly and efficiently?
Initially I intended to run a regression on the data and use the resulting formula in my delphi program, but that turned out to be a bigger pain than I thought.
I am currently using Matlab but I can use another software if need be.
Edit: It is probably relevant that this data represents the empirical cumulative distribution of some other data (which I already have in a database).
Here is what one of these charts would look like.
The emphasis is on speed of access. I intend to use this data to run simulations on financial data.

A: If you are also familiar with C, you could use Matlab coder or something similar to get an intermediate library to connect your Delphi program and MATLAB together. Interfacing Delphi and C code is, albeit a tad tedious, certainly possible (or it was back in the days of Delphi 7). Or you could even write the algorithm in MATLAB, convert the code to C using Matlab coder and from within Delphi call the generated C library.
Perhaps a bit overkill, but you can store your data in a database (e.g. MySQL) from MATLAB and retrieve them from Delphi.
Finally: is Delphi a real constraint? You could also use MATLAB to do the simulations, as you might have the same tools (or even more) available for MATLAB than in Delphi. Afterwards you can just share the results, which I suppose is less speed critical.

A: My initial guess at doing this efficiently would be to create a memory mapped file in MATLAB using memmapfile, stuff a look-up table with your data into that, then open the memory mapped file in your Delphi code and read the data from that file.

A: MATLAB has a command for converting a spline into a piecewise polynomial. You can then extract the breaks and the coefficients of each piece of polynomial with unmkpp, and evaluate them in another program.

A: The fastest is most likely a look-up table that you save to disk and that you load and use in your simulation code (although: why not run the simulation in Matlab?)
You can evaluate the spline for a finely-grained list of values of x using FNVAL, and use the closest value of x to look up the cdf.

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In a free society people are able to pursue their own interests as they see fit, provided they respect the equal rights of others. As cooperation in a regime of contract replaces exploitation in a regime of status, the fittest prosper not by coercing others but by assisting them through voluntary exchanges. (Adam Smith had previously dubbed this process the "invisible hand.") Here as elsewhere survival of the fittest is an iron law of social existence, but this standard of fitness is far removed from that invoked by the specter of social Darwinism. Voluntary cooperation, not coercive exploitation, is the standard of fitness in a free society.
To associate market competition with biological competition is to misunderstand how Spencer and Sumner (and other classical liberals) viewed the market. Biological competition, in which one individual survives at the expense of other individuals, is a zero-sum game, whereas market competition is a positive-sum game in which all participants gain from voluntary cooperation. Therefore, it is precisely in a free society that social Darwinism does not apply. In a society with an advanced division of labor and where we must give others what they want in order to get what we want, the "fit" are those who can enlist the voluntary cooperation of others. When success depends upon persuasion rather than coercion, social fitness is measured by one's ability to influence others by offering them something of value, i.e., by benefiting them.
But what about the poor, disabled, and disadvantaged? Popular mythology about laissez-faire liberals, propagated in one textbook account after another, depicts them as implacable enemies of charity and other efforts to help those who cannot help themselves.
If we are to understand the views of Herbert Spencer and William Graham Sumner on charity and related matters, we must first understand their roles as pioneers in sociology. Spencer is widely acknowledged as a founder of the "functionalist" school of sociology; and Sumner, during his many years as a Yale professor, did much to establish sociology as a legitimate discipline in American universities.
Many people are ignorant of physical causation, so it no surprise that even more people are ignorant of social causation, which is "so much more subtle and complex." Where there is little or no awareness of social causation, "political superstitions" abound, including the belief that government has a special power, transcending that of mere individuals, to eradicate social problems.
The ordinary political schemer is convinced that out of a legislative apparatus, properly devised and worked with due dexterity, may be had beneficial State-action without any detrimental reaction.
William Graham Sumner made the same point in a number of his essays. Three facts, he said, are essential to an understanding of social causation. First, social phenomena always present themselves to us in complex combinations. Second, it is by no means easy to interpret these phenomena. Third, we cannot conduct controlled social experiments of the sort used in the physical sciences. Sociology is therefore an extremely difficult discipline, one that requires years of study and observation.
The assumption which underlies almost all discussion of social topics is that we men need only to make up our minds what kind of society we want, and that then we can devise means for calling that society into existence.
The sentimental philosophy starts from the first principle that nothing is true which is disagreeable, and that we must not believe anything which is 'shocking,' no matter what the evidence may be. It touches on one side the intuitional philosophy which proves that certain things must exist by proving that man needs them, and it touches on the other side the vulgar socialism which affirms that the individual has a right to whatever he needs, and that this right is good against his fellow men.
In social affairs, according to Spencer, "the effect is more complex than the cause." A single cause, such as an economic regulation, will generate a complex network of effects, and each of these effects, in turn, will cause innumerable other effects, as purposeful human beings adjust and adapt themselves to the new conditions. This is why social legislation, despite the best intentions of legislators, typically generates unintended and detrimental long-term consequences. Spencer, throughout his many books and essays, discussed hundreds of legislative measures that exacerbated the problems they were intended to solve.
Spencer and Sumner opposed state charity – i.e., charity that is coercively financed through taxation – but both favored voluntary charity. This was a crucial distinction, since they believed that coercion changes the essential nature of an act and alters its impact on society in general. Nevertheless, even in their own day the positions of both men were frequently misrepresented.


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Nancy Pelosi was officially elected the new House speaker on Thursday in a majority vote by the House of Representatives on the first day of the 116th Congress.
As House speaker, Pelosi will regularly face off against President Donald Trump and will preside over an emboldened and energized Democratic majority that is poised to launch aggressive oversight of the President and his administration.
Pelosi also makes history as she reclaims a title she previously held when she served as the first and so far only female House speaker from 2007 to 2011.
A small, but vocal, faction of Democrats initially worked to derail Pelosi's bid to become the next Speaker following the 2018 midterm elections, but no challenger against her ever emerged and she ultimately succeed in winning over many of her critics.
One of the most immediate challenges confronting Pelosi as leader of the new House Democratic majority will be the fight over the President's long-promised border wall that triggered a standoff between congressional Democrats and the President and resulted in a partial government shutdown, which is now in its second week.
Pelosi has already outlined a plan for Democrats to pass a legislative package later in the day on Thursday to re-open shuttered parts of the government. Contrary to the President's demands for $5 billion for a border wall, however, the legislation does not provide any new wall funding, setting up an early confrontation between the new Democratic majority and the administration.
Pelosi's path to the speakership
Pelosi always projected confidence that she would reclaim the Speaker's gavel, but faced criticism and pushback along the way.
At the end of November, she secured the nomination to become speaker by winning support from a majority of House Democrats -- a total of 203 votes in closed-door leadership elections. But she came up slightly short of the total 218 votes typically needed to win the speakership in the final January vote.
To become Speaker requires the support of a majority of all members of the House who are present and voting, a threshold that could be as high as 218 votes. It would be possible for Pelosi to win with fewer votes, as several previous House speakers have, if some members vote present or decline to participate.
Ahead of the final vote, Pelosi deployed her deal-making abilities to win over detractors, and by mid-December, she appeared to have secured the votes necessary to prevail after negotiating an agreement with some of the Democrats who had been lobbying to block her from the speakership. As part of the agreement, Pelosi backed a proposal to enact term limits for the party's top three leaders.
"I see myself as a bridge to the next generation of leaders, a recognition of my continuing responsibility to mentor and advance new Members into positions of power and responsibility in the House Democratic Caucus," Pelosi said in a statement at the time.
This story has been updated with additional developments from Thursday.


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It is possible to connect a manual crank pasta machine to the KitchenAid mixer attachment hub.I have a hand-cranked pasta extruder similar to yours and I have tried three of the recipes that came with the machine.
I had tried to make pasta with a hand-operated pasta machine and essentially that was a nightmare for me.
Pasta Machine Edit KitchenAid sells their own pasta making attachments but they are quite expensive.The KSMPEXTA KitchenAid pasta extruder set allows you to make tube-shaped pasta (rigatoni, bucatini, small or large macaroni), as well as fusilli.So, if you already have a KitchenAid mixer, then purchasing the attachments instead of a new machine may be a practical choice for you.


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Cognitive and olfactory changes in aging
Wehling, Eike Ines
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Age is associated with decrease in several cognitive functions whereof some changes may indicate a beginning pathologic process resulting in a state of dementia. The papers included in the thesis addressed questions related to cognitive and olfactory changes in elderly individuals with an aim to gain knowledge on the influence of the Apolipoprotein E (ApoE) ε4 allele on cognition and to extend the understanding of the association between cognitive functioning and odor identification performance. The first paper investigated the impact of the ApoE ε4 allele on cognitive functioning in a sample of non demented elderly individuals recruited from a population with a high prevalence of this allele. Paper 2 addressed the question whether the Scandinavian Odor Identification Test (SOIT) and its cut-off scores for diagnosis (hyposmia and anosmia) is applicable and valid to be used in Norwegian samples of middle aged and older individuals. The occurrence of olfactory dysfunction was further investigated in the third paper. It was examined whether individuals who were unaware of an olfactory dysfunction performed lower on cognitive tasks compared to individuals with normal olfactory function. In paper 4, the interrelation between different odor identification tasks (familiarity, cued and free odor identification), their association with cognitive measures as well as age-related performance differences were investigated. The present thesis shows that deficits in cognitive performance, demonstrated in verbal learning and memory tasks, can be related to the ApoE ε4 allele. The papers on olfactory functioning revealed the applicability of the SOIT in the elderly segment of the Norwegian population. It was shown that olfactory dysfunction increases with age and that changes often remain unnoticed. Individuals unaware of their olfactory dysfunction performed lower on a number of cognitive measures. The ability to identify odors was associated with a varying number of cognitive measures depending on the demands of the task. In conclusion, this thesis strengthens the generality of previous findings demonstrating an association between ApoE ε4 and impaired performance on verbal learning and memory tasks. The findings indicate further that odor identification performance is associated with a number of cognitive measures, predominantly episodic memory functioning. Odor identification tasks may provide valuable information in the examination of elderly individuals at risk for pathological decline.
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Paper I: Behavioral and Brain Functions 3(57), Wehling, E.; Lundervold, A. J.; Standnes, B.; Gjerstad, L.; Reinvang, I., ApoE status and its association to learning and memory performance in middle aged and older Norwegians seeking assessment for memory deficits. Copyright 2007 Wehling et al; licensee BioMed Central Ltd. Reproduced with permission. Published version. The published version is also available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.1186/1744-9081-3-57
Paper II: Wehling, E.; Espeseth, T.; Reinvang, T.; Lundervold, A. J.; Bende, M.; Brämerson, A.; Nordin, S., 2009, Applicability of the Scandinavian Odor Identification Test for Norwegian use and age-related effects. Full text not available in BORA.
Paper III: Wehling, E.; Nordin, S.; Espeseth, T.; Reinvang, I.; Lundervold, A. J., 2009, Unawareness of olfactory dysfunction and its association with cognitive functioning in middle aged and older adults. Full text not available in BORA.
Paper IV: Aging, Neuropsychology, and Cognition 17(2), Wehling, E.; Nordin, S.; Espeseth, T.; Reinvang, I.; Lundervold, A. J., Familiarity, Cued and Free Odor Identification and Their Association with Cognitive Functioning in Middle Aged and Older Adults, pp. 205-219. Copyright 2009 Psychology Press, an imprint of the Taylor & Francis Group, an Informa business. Full text not available in BORA due to publisher restrictions. The published article is available at: http://dx.doi.org/10.1080/13825580903042684
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Rear Admiral William C. Braisted, Surgeon General and Chief of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/28/1917
Rear Admiral William C. Braisted, Surgeon General and Chief of the Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels
MEMORANDUM FOR THE SECRETARY
Great interest and many inquiries concerning the health of the Navy and the presence of epidemic disease make it desirable to state officially from time to time in the Bulletin the facts in the case.
There has been great extension in the Navy and more extension will follow. At present the Medical Department must care for the officers and enlisted men of the Navy, and the Marine Corps, the Flying Corps, the Reserve Force, the National Naval Volunteers, Coast Guard, Light house services, and Midshipmen a total of approximately 160,000 persons. This number will be further increased as the authorized increases become available and will approximately amount to something over 250,000 persons who must, when ill, be taken care of by the Medical Department of the Navy. Within the last few months, the total personnel of the Navy had increased about 90,000, the rapid influx of young men from civil communities when epidemic disease is more than usually prevalent, and the lack of time for the usual careful detention together with new and at times emergency housing in cold and wet weather, has produced an increased number of sick and has taxed the Medical Department at some places to a degree.
There have been many cases of measles, and mumps, here and there cerebro-spinal meningitis, a few cases of scarlet fever, chicken pox, diphtheria, etc. These cases have appeared pretty generally all over the service, perhaps most marked at Great Lakes. Since January there have been about 3000 cases of epidemic disease mostly measles and mumps, many cases very slight and being sick but for a few days. There have been no deaths from measles and mumps except when complicated by pneumonia. The situation is improving now and another month will probably find a normal condition. The Commander-inChief reports today that conditions in the Fleet are about normal.
The usual total deaths in the Navy with a personnel of 70,000 is about 334 or 4.8 per 1000: the ordinary mortality in civil communities varies from 5-15 or more per 1000.
The total deaths this year from epidemic disease since January 1, 1917 a period of five months, has been 141, which is more than has been the case in years past, but when the increased personnel from 70,000 to 160,000 is taken into account with the concentration due to mobilization, and the unusual conditions existing the showing is not unsatisfactory.
The Medical Department is working day and night to expand its provisions for the sick, not alone for the present need but for the increased personnel soon to be taken in and which must be carefully housed and cared for during the coming winter.
The Medical Department is well equipped with doctors, nurses, and supplies of all kinds; the lack of hospital housing where needed is being rushed and will be completed <in> from forty to ninety days. Some of our hospitals such as Norfolk which takes care today of the sick of over 40,000 people are naturally very, busy, so are the hospitals at most of the large stations.
The Medical Department is meeting all these unusual conditions quickly, effectively, and successfully, and is fully alive to the great task already existing and which increases from day to day as the war goes on.
Source Note: Cy, DLC-MSS, Josephus Daniels Papers, Roll 46. Document is on, "Bureau of Medicine and Surgery/Washington, D.C." stationary.
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases, to Rear Admiral Leigh C. Palmer, Chief of the Bureau of Navigation, 5/1/1917
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/1/1917
Vice Admiral Henry F. Oliver, Chief of War Staff, to Rear Admiral Dudley R.S. De Chair and Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché in Washington, 5/1/1917
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations to Rear Admiral Henry T. Mayo, Commander, Atlantic Fleet, and various Division Commanders, 5/1/1917
British Admiralty Memorandum Concerning Convoys from New York and Ports Northward, 5/1/1917
Rear Admiral Dudley R.S. De Chair to First Sea Lord Admiral Sir John R. Jellicoe, 5/2/1917
Diary of Lieutenant Commander Joseph K. Taussig, Commander, Destroyer Divison Eight, 5/3/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to Commanding Officers, Armed Guard Detachments, 5/3/1917
British Admiralty to Admiral Sir Dudley R.S. De Chair and Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché in Washington, 5/3/1917
Vice Admiral Charles J. Badger, President, General Board of the Navy, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/3/1917
First Sea Lord Admiral Sir John R. Jellicoe to Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché in Washington, 5/4/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché in Washington, D.C., 5/4/1917
Commander John V. Babcock to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/4/1917
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases, to Navy Department, 5/5/1917
Admiral Henry T. Mayo, Commander, Atlantic Fleet, to Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, 5/5/1917
Commander Bernard A. de Blanpré, French Naval Attaché in Washington, to French General Staff, 5/6/1917
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases, to Anne Hitchcock Sims, 5/7/1917
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations to Rear Admiral James H. Oliver, Governor of the Virgin Islands, 5/7/1917
Diary of Lieutenant Commander Joseph K. Taussig, Commander, Destroyer Division Eight, 5/8/1917
United States Consul at Cork Wesley Frost to Secretary of State Robert Lansing, 5/8/1917
Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché in Washington, D.C., to British Admiralty, 5/8/1917
Chief of the Bureau of Chemistry Carl L. Alsberg to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/8/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Rear Admiral William S. Sims, 5/8/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Lieutenant Commander David C. Hanrahan, Commander, Destroyer Division Six 5/9/1917
Rear Admiral Leigh C. Palmer, Chief of the Bureau of Navigation, to Rear Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases 5/10/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Naval District Commandants, 5/10/1917
Rear Admiral William S. Sims to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/11/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Rear Admiral William B. Caperton, Commander, Pacific Fleet, 5/11/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Rear Admiral William S. Sims, 5/11/1917
Diary of Commander Joseph K. Taussig, Commander, Destroyer Division Eight, 5/12/1917
Joint Resolution of Congress Concerning Seizure of Enemy Ships, 5/12/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to Admiral Henry T. Mayo, Commander, Atlantic Fleet, 5/12/1917
Rear Admiral Sir Alexander L. Duff to Vice Admiral Dudley R.S. De Chair, 5/13/1917
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/14/1917
Foreign Secretary Arthur J. Balfour to Under Secretary Lord A. Robert Cecil, 5/14/1917
Lieutenant Commander Edward C.S. Parker to Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, 5/15/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Frank A. Scott, Chairman, General Munitions Board, 5/15/1917
Rear Admiral Sir Dudley R.S. De Chair to Secretary of the Admiralty Sir W. Graham Greene, 5/15/1917
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating from British Bases, to Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, 5/16/1917
Lieutenant Ronan C. Grady, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, to Rear Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases 5/16/1917
Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, Commander, Patrol Force, to Patrol Force, 5/17/1917
Rear Admiral William L. Rodgers, Commander, Base Defense Force, to Base Guard Force, 5/17/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché, Washington, D.C., 5/17/1917
Extracts from Reports of Officers Commanding Armed Guards, 5/17/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus M. Daniels to Lieutenant Commander John H. Newton, Commander, Destroyer Division Five, 5/18/1917
Rear Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases, to Anne Hitchcock Sims, 5/18/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Captain William D. MacDougall, United States Naval Attaché in London, 5/19/1917
Rear Admiral William S. Sims to Anne Hitchcock Sims, 5/19/1917
Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché, Washington, D.C., to British Admiralty, 5/1917
War Diary-U.S.S. Ericsson, 5/21/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Commander William R. Sayles, United States Naval Attaché at Paris, 5/21/1917
Press Notice Issued by Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/21/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to Chiefs of Navy Bureaus, 5/21/1917
Commander John V. Babcock to Reginald E. Gillmor, 5/21/1917
Commander William R. Sayles, United States Naval Attaché at Paris, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/22/1917
House of Representatives Bill 3330, 5/22/1917
Commander William R. Sayles, United States Naval Attaché at Paris, to Rear Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases, 5/23/1917
Captain William D. MacDougall, United States Naval Attaché in London, to Office of Naval Intelligence, 5/25/1917
First Sea Lord Admiral Sir John R. Jellicoe, to Admiral Sir Dudley R.S. De Chair, 5/25/1917
Admiral Sir Dudley R.S. De Chair, R.N., to First Sea Lord Admiral Sir John R. Jellicoe, R.N., 5/25/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations to Admiral Henry T. Mayo, Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Fleet, 5/25/1917
Commander Harris Laning, Senior Assistant to Capt. Josiah S. McKean, Chief of Bureau of Materials, to Rear Admiral William F. Fullam, Commander, Patrol Force, Pacific Fleet, 5/25/1917
Lieutenant Commander Benyaurd B. Wygant, Commander, Tucker to Lieutenant Commander Joseph F. Daniels, 5/25/1917
Vice Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly, Commander, Coast of Ireland, to United States Navy Department, 5/25/1917
Address by British Vice Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly, Commander, Coast of Ireland, to American Destroyer Captains in Destroyer Division Nine, 5/26/1917
Captain Volney O. Chase, Acting Chief of Naval Operations, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases, 5/26/1917
Vice Admiral Henry F. Oliver, Chief of War Staff, to Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché at Washington, D. C., 5/27/1917
Captain William V. Pratt, Planning Section, Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases, 5/27/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/27/1917
Regulations Concerning the Naval Convoy of Military Expeditions, 5/27/1917
Captain Arthur MacArthur III, to Captain Edwin A. Anderson, Commander, Third Squadron, Patrol Force, 5/28/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves, Commander, Destroyer Force, Atlantic Fleet, 5/29/1917
Master Painter Frank M. Watson to Admiral Henry T. Mayo, Commander-in-Chief, Atlantic Fleet, 5/29/1917
British Admiralty to Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché, Washington, D.C., 5/29/1917
General Instructions for United States Navy Destroyer Force Operating in European Waters, 5/30/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commnader, United States Destroyers Operating from British Bases to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/30/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destroyers, Operating from British Bases, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/30/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Destoryers Operating from British Bases, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 5/31/1917
Diary of Lieutenant Commander John H. Newton, Commander, Destroyer Division Five, 5/31/1917
Captain William D. MacDougall, United States Naval Attaché at London, to Office of Naval Intelligence, 5/31/1917
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Every week day I drive past the IKEA construction site. That's a lot of BLUE going up right by the highway! It's slated to open this fall, and I'm seeing several really nice new things they are starting to carry in February. You know I love a hardworking kitchen rail. And the mesh and wood is nice too – I love the detail on the wheels of this rolling cart.
I'll be resisting any purchases though. I'm looking to really simplify things in our house in preparation for upcoming changes.
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Nice! I love me a good warm wood cool metal contrast!