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Shake Your Money Maker, the classic debut album from The Black Crowes has received the super deluxe treatment for its 30th anniversary. Hours of audio from the original studio sessions and live shows have now been curated by brothers Chris and Rich Robinson and album producer George Drakoulias. The new collection features 5 unreleased songs including what should have been a single studio track "Charming Mess" along with studio recording covers of Humble Pie's "30 Days In The Hole" and John Lennon's "Jealous Guy". The set also includes 2 previously unreleased demos from when the band was originally called Mr. Crowe's Garden and liner notes penned by David Fricke.
The original album has been newly remastered from the original tapes.
Also unearthed were the original multitrack tapes from the band's homecoming concert. Recorded over two nights at Atlanta, GA's Center Stage, the full concert is now available for the first time ever. Previously, only the live version of "She Talks To Angels" was released from this show.
CD1: Shake Your Money Maker (2020 Remaster)
1. Twice As Hard
2. Jealous Again
3. Sister Luck
4. Could I've Been So Blind
5. Seeing Things
6. Hard To Handle
7. Thick N' Thin
8. She Talks To Angels
9. Struttin' Blues
10. Stare It Cold
11. Mercy, Sweet
12. Moan
CD2: More Money Maker: Unreleased Songs and B-Sides
1. Charming Mess
2. 30 Days In The Hole
3. Don't Wake Me
4. Jealous Guy
5. Waitin' Guilty
6. Hard To Handle (With Horns Remix)
7. Jealous Again (Acoustic Version)
8. She Talks To Angels (Acoustic Version)
9. She Talks To Angels (Mr. Crowe's Garden Demo)
10. Front Porch Sermon (Mr. Crowe's Garden Demo)
CD3 The Homecoming Concert: Atlanta, GA December 1990
3. You're Wrong
6. Seeing Things For The First Time
10. Shake 'Em On Down
11. Get Back
12. Struttin' Blues
13. Words You Throw Away
15. Jealous Again
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To address specific comments to the above point by point juniordoctorblog presents a new series: Fact Check the NHS.
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Roland C Powell says:
Shared, an excellent explanation.
annakmcmahon says:
This is great – very clear and informative. But rather than ending "What are you going to do about it?" please give us some action guidelines. I want to help but don't know how I best can (I live in a solidly safe Tory seat so my election vote won't have much effect).
Caz Yang says:
This is awesome, but is there / can there be an image version where I can just scroll down on a web page to read it? I find the pacing of the video to be quite slow in a few places… 10 minutes is a really long time. 😦 Sorry to be demanding, great work though!
Friday Links | Nic Dempsey says:
[…] The NHS, a visual guide. Worth remembering during the election. Jeremy Corbyn could be a terrible Prime Minister. Theresa May has been PM or in government during this. So more of the same or try something different? […]
Ame Anastasiu says:
What a wonderful job! I just realised writing this that tears were rolling down my face at the devastating calculated demise of the most amazing collective achievement of our species. A beacon of hope and human solidarity without precedence wantonly dismembered and thrown away to the dogs. Thank you so much for your talent and commitment to your calling!
hypercryptical says:
Shared and will try to remember to do daily.
Tony Cousins says:
As a retired NHS manager I watched this with interest; it confirms my worst fears. One comment, it's a long time since I studied statistics and there is a great deal of information to digest in this blog. It moves too quickly to absorb all the data, possibly my IT skills are not adequate but if it is possible to slow it down it would be easier to digest, BUT congratulations on preparing and publishing this.
petula banyard says:
The government has signed up to HS2 – they have prioritised transport over health.
Eric Young says:
Hi. Love the video, but PLEASE you must list sources for all your charts and statistics to both increase credibility and to prevent opponents from undermining your arguments. As the animation is already done, put all your sources in the description with timecode bookmarks and links to online sources, and add overlay clickable comment links to sources in the video as it plays.
Yoyo Blood | Battling the Bone Breaker says:
[…] this for a powerful info-video about the real dangers facing the NHS in the coming […]
Leslie Samuel Lewis says:
The piece is very succinct and begins well with factual non-ideologically-tilted facts. It unfortunately strays from this objectivity as it proceeds. For example, it is clearly shown at minute 3.35 that spending on the NHS has risen relentlessly. And is now at its highest ever, serving more people than ever (survival+immigration?) who live healthier for longer than ever, and get better treatment for any disease than ever. . But then it slides into comparisons of "the possibilities.. * spending as a portion of GDP has fallen since 2007, it correctly states. This implies a) that GDP has risen steadily, and b) that money spent on healthcare is important AS A PROPORTION OF WHAT WE MAKE. The" Cuts" ideology then kicks in hard, at minute 6.06, by claiming we are therefore "underfunding" healthcare., because we COULD spend more.. . I believe we could also spend less, in many ways, and get more healthcare for our money. The piece agrees that our NHS is safe, effective, and cost-effective even at 6.7% GDP. Unlike the USA, which is unsafe, ineffective for millions excluded, and very cost-INeffective with dreadful value-for-money despite spending a very high proportion of its GDP. Our system is fundamentally very sound, but could be improved. Although the writer stated "you may be happy with private provision", his objectivity then degenerates further into the "private vs public" side-issue mantra, without any attempt to discuss central issues of safety quality or value-for-money for each of our tax-pounds spent, in the clear attempt to purchase universal healthcare free at the point of use according to health needs of our people. We need not only to be better informed of the facts, but to think through the ideological issues more intelligently with less preformed political prejudice and RELIGIOUS FERVOUR, as the Nordic people do. We could certainly spend more of our GDP on healthcare. In my view we should.. But we should spend it more wisely, more on social care provision, and health prevention, and much less on excessively expensive drugs and specialist care (which should always be rigorously challenged for VfM, and nowadays whether it is even necessary). 😦
Dr Sam Lewis says:
The piece is very succinct and begins well with objective non-ideologically-tilted facts. It unfortunately strays from this objectivity as it proceeds. For example, it is clearly shown at minute 3.35 that spending on the NHS has risen relentlessly. And is now at its highest ever, serving more people than ever (survival+immigration?) who live healthier for longer than ever, and get better treatment for any disease than ever. . But then it slides into comparisons of "the possibilities.. * spending as a portion of GDP has fallen since 2007, it correctly states. This implies a) that GDP has risen steadily, and b) that money spent on healthcare is important AS A PROPORTION OF WHAT WE MAKE. The" Cuts" ideology then kicks in hard, at minute 6.06, by claiming we are therefore "underfunding" healthcare., because we COULD spend more.. . I believe we could also spend less, in many ways, or spend it differently e.g. on social care and prevention, and get more healthcare for our money. But clearly something has gone badly wrong at the sharp end of A&E, exacerbated by many many factors. Yet we see more people in A&E within 4 hours than ever.. But there are even more going over 4 hours, waiting on trolleys for beds, or waiting for discharge packages. The piece agrees that our NHS remains safe, effective, and cost-effective at 8% GDP (NOT the projected 6.7% GDP) so it is NOT breaking. Unlike the USA, which is unsafe, ineffective for millions excluded, and very cost-INeffective with dreadful value-for-money despite spending a very high proportion of its GDP. Our system is fundamentally very sound, but could be improved. Although the writer stated "you might not mind healthcare private provision", his objectivity then degenerates further into the "private vs public" side-issue mantra, talking about non-existent "sell-offs" instead of contracts, without any attempt to answer his own "WHy?" by tackling the central issues of safety quality and value-for-money for each of our tax-pounds spent, in the clear NHS-led attempt to purchase universal healthcare free at the point of use according to health needs of our people… We need not only to be better informed of the facts, but to think through the ideological issues more intelligently with less preformed political prejudice and RELIGIOUS FERVOUR, as the Nordic people do. We could certainly spend more of our GDP on healthcare. In my view we should.. But we should spend it more wisely, more on social care provision, and health prevention, and much less on excessively expensive drugs and specialist care (which should always be rigorously challenged for VfM, and nowadays whether it is even necessary). I believe this will mean a mixed economy, fully funded through taxation. I do not believe the NHS executive is deliberately trying to destroy the NHS on purpose, nor do I believe we should throw money at them without clear and credible improvement plans.
Thank you for all the work you have put into this. Shared.
Amazing. Terrifying.
Janet Logan says:
Walmart and McDonalds are corporations therefore privately funded thus the NHS is the third largest public funded employer. I think that defence gets a larger budget in the US – the biggest public employer…so even being the fifth largest employer – its without the benefits of the 4 ahead!
Love this – thank you. I'll be sharing it a lot between now and the election. A Facebook friend did point out though how difficult it is for the visually impaired and suggested an audio description would help.
I wouldn't worry,with Donald Trump in charge of the nuclear codes and Britain with its pet trident project another couple of years we'll be at medieval levels of population.Problem solved.
thank you Dominic , for raising awareness (in a big way!) of the potential and current plight of our NHS with your engaging, enlightening and informative.video.
malcolm harrison says:
as a nurse I find this really good, it is nice to have some historical background to NHS spending. such a pity that few people remember or care about how health care was before the NHS. also need to remember the effect it has had on world health care with best practice being shared to improve lives all round the world, leading the way in how health care can be delivered to save lives, training doctors and nurses who go to places in desperate need. this should be seen as part of our international commitment
misshollinshead says:
A practical question here from a teacher. What software/site did you use to make this visual essay?
james morgan says:
How can I download a hidef copy of this so I can put it on our TV in the reception area? (GP practice)
juniordoctorblog says:
I will set this up post haste
Richard Mithen says:
Really fantastic explanation! Please could the author forward me contact details as I represent a GP federation and would love to work with you!

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Cynthia Ann Wagner, age 74 of Gaylord, passed away at her home on Monday, June 19, 2017. She is survived by her husband, James E. Wagner, and son Jim (Erin) Wagner. Memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of the Sunrise Shore.
Arrangements were entrusted to Nelson Funeral Home & Cremation Service, PO Box 1548, Gaylord, MI 49734.


Has anyone noticed the fold-up pop-up shine obsession about now??
I have a feeling that much of it could be down to Fred Butler -love her! Graduating from Brighton in 2003 she makes props and pieces for editorial, fahsion and accessories -very inspiring work, once you know it you'll always recognise. Inspiring….
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Performer: The Modern Jazz Quartet
Title: Again
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Style: Cool Jazz, Bop, Post Bop
The Modern Jazz Quartet (MJQ) was a jazz combo established in 1952 that played music influenced by classical, cool jazz, blues and bebop. For most of its history the Quartet consisted of John Lewis (piano), Milt Jackson (vibraphone), Percy Heath (double bass), and Connie Kay (drums). The group grew out of the rhythm section of Dizzy Gillespie's big band from 1946 to 1948, which consisted of Lewis and Jackson along with bassist Ray Brown and drummer Kenny Clarke.
The Modern Jazz Quartet. Biography by Scott Yanow. All-star small jazz band whose music was sophisticated and immaculately played, marked by Milt Jackson's cool vibes.
Complete your The Modern Jazz Quartet collection. This is the type of album that led many bop purists to criticize the Modern Jazz Quartet (and John Lewis in particular) for being overly influenced by Western classical music. This album has seven of Lewis' compositions, episodic works arranged in a suite that portrays characters from a fictional Italian comedy based in the 1500s. Singer Diahann Carroll guests fairly effectively on "La Cantatrice. Despite being tied to a story, there are some strong improvisations from pianist Lewis and vibraphonist Milt Jackson on this unusual material.
The Modern Jazz Quartet (1957 album). The Modern Jazz Quartet is an album by American jazz group the Modern Jazz Quartet featuring performances recorded in 1957 and released on the Atlantic label.
5 Modern Jazz Quartet albums originally on Atlantic - 3 in their straight-ahead (for them, anyway) vein, and the other 2 working in their "third stream" (the attempt to blend jazz and classical music that had a brief run in this period). This is a great package. Each original album appears on a separate CD with the original liner notes shrunk to fit on the sleeve. I need a magnifying glass to read them, but I appreciate having them.
Listen to music from Modern Jazz Quartet like Fontessa, Dilemma - 2010 Remaster & more. Find the latest tracks, albums, and images from Modern Jazz Quartet.
A1 Softly As In A Morning Sunrise
A2 The Cylinder
A3 Summertime
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B1 The Golden Striker
B2 One Never Knows
B3 Confirmation
B4 'Round Midnight
B5 The Jasmine Tree
B6 Bags' Groove
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Recorded live at Nippon Budokan in Tokyo, Japan on October 20, 1981
Price: ¥3,811
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THE PAKISTAN government continues to ignore the plight of the boat-dwellers of Manchhar lake. When the waters of Larkana, Shikarpur, Jacobabad and Baluchistan were drained into the lake to reduce waterlogging in these areas, the resultant overflow submerged thousands of acres of agricultural land around it, reports Panos.
For the boat-dwellers, who eke out their livelihood from the lake and its environs and are already hit by devastating floods, the submergence spells nothing short of doom.


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12 Hotshot Designers Reimagine The Iconic Coke Bottle
Buy the world a Coke.
By Diana Budds 1 minute Read
This year marks a significant milestone for Coca-Cola as its signature hourglass-shaped bottle celebrates 100 years. While the pioneering pop brand has experimented with packaging throughout the decades, there's no denying the universal recognition that shapely silhouette carries.
To mark the centenary, Surface magazine invited 12 designers to reimagine the bottle for its June/July issue. "Coca-Cola, though global in scale and influence, is so American," Surface editor-in-chief Spencer Bailey says. "I thought, 'Why not ask some of today's top U.S.-based designers to rethink its iconic design in a fresh way?"
The origins of the coke bottle are by now legendary. In 1915, Coca-Cola invited 10 glass companies to develop a "bottle so distinct that you would recognize if by feel in the dark or lying broken on the ground." The Root Glass Company of Terre Haute, Indiana, won the competition.
The roster of participants spans coast to coast and includes industry celebrities like architect David Rockwell and up-and-comers like Felicia Ferrone and Jonathan Nesci. "There was no aesthetic thread we were trying to adhere to," Bailey says. "Our goal was rather to showcase how diverse American designers are in their thinking and output."
The brief was simple: "create an object inspired from the original Coca-Cola bottle design that somehow dispenses the beverage," Bailey says. "Not all of the designers followed this." (How American to rebel.)
See the complete series in the slideshow above and visit Surface's Facebook page to read the designers' full statements about their creations.
Diana Budds is a New York–based writer covering design and the built environment.
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Video: 25-year old BMW E36 328i posts incredible numbers on dyno
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As we all know, internal combustion engines tend to lose some of their potential over time. A multitude of factors contribute to this drop in horsepower over time. And yet, the video below begs to differ. In the footage below we get to see a BMW E36 328i put on the dyno and the numbers shown at the end of the measurement are something to behold.
The E36 BMW 328i was built between 1995 and 1998 and used the M52B28 engine under the hood. That's a legendary mill, by the way, the one a straight-six that provided the basis for the S52 engine later on and the S54 with various modifications. Back then, the M52B28 used to make 193 HP according to BMW, a more than decent number for those days. As a matter of fact, the 328i was the most powerful E36 model of that generation, M-car excluded.
Therefore, when we saw this car pop on the dyno, I expected about 150 HP left, but the result was astonishing. According to the video, this 328i is making 206 HP and 259 Nm of torque today! That's more horsepower than when brand new and just 21 Nm short of the original claim. Those are incredible figures but we can't help think there's something off here. It's either that the dyno has a reading error or the car is hiding something.
It could be that it was tuned by the guys from BR-Performance but they don't mention a thing about such a prospect in the video or in the description. Therefore, if we take it at face value, this should be what that particular 328i is putting down after all this time. That's mighty impressive.
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Sizing Up US Media Reach
Mobile Phone | Radio | Social Media | TV Audiences & Consumption | Video | Videogames
Source: Nielsen
Notes: Some 142 million Americans use social media applications on smartphones on a monthly basis, slightly higher than the number using social media on a computer (133 million) and on the web on a smartphone (124 million), according to media universe estimates released by Nielsen. The data also shows that almost 200 million use the internet on a computer monthly, while 164 million use apps or the web on a smartphone. On the traditional media front, 285 million watched traditional TV each month during Q4 2014, while AM/FM radio reaches 258 million listeners per month.
Those latter figures have been previously released with Nielsen's latest Total Audience Report, covered in part here.
Related: [Debrief] US Media Audience Demographics
About the Data: Data used in the Nielsen report is inclusive of multicultural audiences. Hispanic consumer audiences are composed of both English and Spanish speaking representative populations.
Nielsen details the following sources: Traditional TV, Time-shifted TV, DVD, Game Consoles, Multimedia Devices Sept. 29, 2014-Dec. 28, 2014 via Nielsen NPOWER/NPM Panel, Online Oct. 1, 2014-Dec. 31, 2014 via Nielsen Netview and Nielsen VideoCensus, Mobile Oct. 1, 2014-Dec. 31, 2014 via Nielsen Electronic Measurement Radio Sept. 12, 2013-Sept. 10, 2014 via RADAR 123.


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Fighting Over Fuel
Sam Ross-Brown
The auto industry, already under fire following a string of safety recalls, has successfully lobbied for multiple loopholes in federal emissions standards, and is now battling with regulators to weaken the administration's signature fuel economy plan.
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A motorist puts fuel in his car's gas tank at a service station in Springfield, Illinois.
Five years ago, the Obama administration announced an ambitious fuel economy plan mandating that automakers attain an average of 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025. Designed to eliminate 6 million metric tons of greenhouse gases over 13 years—more than the nation's entire annual carbon footprint—the program represented the administration's most ambitious effort to combat climate change.
But the plan may fall far short of its goals, critics say, largely because automakers have successfully lobbied for multiple, industry-friendly loopholes and giveaways that significantly undermine the fuel efficiency targets. And now, carmakers are asking for even more. As part of a federally-mandated review halfway through the 13-year program's implementation, federal officials and automakers are locked in tense, closed-door negotiations over how tough emissions rules will be.
The players in the room include all of the auto industry's heavyweights, including Ford, Fiat Chrysler, and Toyota. For many of them, it has not been a great year. Following a record year of auto recalls in 2015, federal regulators expanded a massive recall of faulty Takata airbags that was already under way to include upwards of 60 million additional vehicles manufactured by 17 different car companies. The latest airbags recall, moreover, came on the heels of the high-profile scandal involving Volkswagen's use of specially-designed software to cheat on EPA emissions tests.
Now, as the review kicks off this month, the carmakers have thrown themselves into a lobbying campaign aimed at making sure the administration's final fuel economy plan is as lenient as possible. They argue that record-low oil prices, technological barriers, and persistent consumer demand for large cars and trucks call for more-relaxed standards.
"Low consumer interest in high-mileage vehicles presents a serious challenge to these ambitious fuel economy and greenhouse gas targets," says Wade Newton, a spokesman for the Alliance of Automobile Manufacturers, the industry's top lobbying group. "I think many agree that a review is needed to ensure that consumer and market realities are properly taken into account."
But environmental experts say carmakers have met CAFE targets despite low gas prices in recent years, and should have no trouble doing so in the future relying mostly on conventional technology. At a time of unprecedented global action on climate change, environmental advocates say diluting the emissions standards now could deal a serious blow to the momentum to reduce carbon pollution.
"Automakers have been very vocal about weakening the standards, but they're going to have a tough case to make," says Dave Cooke, a senior vehicle analyst with the Union of Concerned Scientists' Clean Vehicles Program. "We think the evidence is very clearly against them, and they know that as well."
It's not the first time the auto industry has gone to the mat to push back against fuel efficiency mandates, first launched in the 1970s as the Corporate Average Fuel Economy, or CAFE, standards. Amid a recession and soaring fuel prices triggered by the 1973 oil embargo, regulators were anxious to reduce American dependence on foreign oil. The CAFE program promised to double average fuel economy in the U.S. within a decade.
But almost from their inception, the CAFE rules were under assault from an industry bent on protecting itself from too much regulation. Critics say the standards are riddled with loopholes that hold trucks and SUVs to a lower fuel economy standard than cars; overstate ethanol's impact on emissions, and allow less-innovative companies to purchase and trade the CAFE credits that measure automakers' compliance with the rules.
"What the auto industry has done is demanded that the standards be riddled with loopholes," says Dan Becker, director of the Safe Climate Campaign, an environmental watchdog. "This is an industry that has always fought fuel economy standards."
At issue in the current negotiations are the Obama administration's updated CAFE regulations, which call on automakers to achieve a fleet-wide average of 54.5 miles per gallon by 2025. Along with the administration's Clean Power Plan, which aims to cut energy sector emissions by nearly one-third within 25 years, the CAFE rules represent the Obama administration's signature action on climate change. In addition to combatting climate change, the administration argues that the new standards "represent the single most important step we've ever taken to reduce our dependence on foreign oil."
But the administration's plan is more impressive on paper than in reality, environmentalists say. The official standard is 54.5 miles per gallon. But the multiple exceptions and carve-outs demanded by the carmakers make the actual standard is closer to 37 miles per gallon. Now, carmakers are asking for permission to count safety innovations toward their fuel economy, arguing that reducing car accidents can lower overall emissions. Yet environmental experts say these technologies' impact on emissions is unknowable at best.
When the administration announced the new CAFE standards five years ago, car sales and average miles driven had dropped significantly for the first time in three decades. At the same time, soaring gas prices had boosted consumer demand for smaller, more fuel efficient vehicles, while SUVs and light trucks had plunged. Average fuel economy had begun climbing rapidly.
Yet despite impressive gains since 2007, average fuel efficiency has been stuck at around 25.3 miles per gallon for more than two years. Automakers say this lack of progress is due do recovering consumer demand and low fuel prices. This Memorial Day, the price of gas hit an 11-year low, while sales of trucks and SUVs (Ford F-150s in particular) once again far outpaced those of more fuel-efficient competitors. At the same time, Americans are driving more miles than in any year since 2007.
"It's important to remember that automakers are not evaluated based on whether the products they offer consumers meet the government targets," says the Newton, of the Auto Alliance. "Rather, automakers are evaluated based on the products consumers choose to buy."
With consumer demand for more efficient vehicles down, carmakers argue that they would have trouble reaching the steeper CAFE targets that the administration has requested. When their negotiations with regulators began late last year, automakers declared that reaching the CAFE goals would require much larger investments in electric and hybrid technology than they had previously thought.
But environmental experts say the program is already overly generous to automakers, and that the 54.5 mpg mandate is not nearly as steep as it seems. What's more, research by the National Academy of Sciences suggests that the industry should have no trouble meeting the 2025 goal, thanks largely to advances in existing conventional technology.
Under current rules, automakers receive credits for things like producing cars that can run on ethanol, or that use environmentally-friendly refrigerants in their air conditioning systems. These credits, in turn, can be factored into a company's fuel economy measurements—whether or not they actually lower fuel efficiency. What this means is that the EPA's much-touted mandate of reaching 54.5 miles per gallon is actually closer to 37 miles per gallon, once CAFE credits are accounted for.
This practice of "adjusting" fuel economy is largely an auto industry innovation, says Becker. In many cases, CAFE credits overestimate the impact that certain technologies will have on a car's fuel economy. One of the more controversial examples is the so-called flex-fuel vehicle credit, which offers automakers generous offsets for producing ethanol-compatible or electric cars—whether or not those technologies actually reduce emissions.
While using ethanol can lower a car's emissions compared with conventional gas, it's not nearly as available to drivers as carmakers assume. Although some 17.4 million American cars can be powered by ethanol, the alternative fuel is available at fewer than 2 percent of gas stations nationwide. Similarly, many electric cars also rely on fossil fuels when charging—but the CAFE credit for electric vehicles allows an automaker to count those vehicles' emissions as zero.
"Automakers get more credit for making an electric car than the difference between electric car and internal combustion engine," says Becker.
An even more problematic provision within CAFE allows automakers to hold larger cars and trucks to a lower efficiency standard than smaller vehicle models. For instance, this year's CAFE regulations mandate that a 2016 Ford Focus achieve a fuel economy of 40.8 miles per gallon. Yet the much larger Chevy Silverado pickup must reach just 24.7 miles per gallon.
"It's an incentive to make more trucks," says Becker. "Automakers are not in violation of the law because the rules allow them to not reduce fuel economy."
While low gas prices have played a part in boosting truck sales, automakers are undoubtedly swayed by the higher profit margins these models generate. According to a study by Kantar Media, the lion's share of American automakers' marketing budgets in 2014 went to selling SUVs and light trucks. No surprise, then, that trucks like the Ford F-150, Chevy Silverado, and Ram pickup continue to outsell more efficient models by large margins.
Indeed, even as truck sales increase and gas prices remain stagnant, automakers have had no trouble meeting CAFE standards in recent years. According to the EPA, automakers actually over-complied with CAFE rules in 2014 (the last year data are available) for the third year in a row. This is not hard to do, critics argue, because the current standards are so lenient that carmakers can meet them without actually doing much to increase their fuel economy.
"For the manufacturers to claim that low oil prices make it harder to comply, it's just not true," says Roland Hwang, director of the Natural Resource Defense Council's Energy & Transportation Program.
The same goes for automakers' claims that technological barriers will keep the program's goals out of reach, industry critics say. In December, a National Academy of Sciences committee, which included Hwang, found that automakers could reach 54.5 miles per gallon mostly through advances in existing technology like turbocharging and aerodynamics. "Technology moves forward faster than even regulations predict; we expect to see automakers continue to outperform," explains Hwang.
Despite this, environmental advocates expect a contentious fight during the rule's highly unusual midterm review, which some argue is itself an industry giveaway. "Automakers demanded [the review]," says Becker. "Early on they referred to it as the 'off-ramp.'" Becker adds that he knows of "no other rule that has a reopener provision."
As last year's historic Paris climate agreement moves closer to ratification and enforcement, the administration's CAFE standards mandate have been held up as among the most ambitious and far-reaching actions on the table. Yet the rule's future, and its actual effectiveness, remains to be seen.
"Weakening of standards would send the wrong signal to the world on America's willingness to do its part to curb dangerous carbon pollution, precisely at a time when almost 200 countries have committed to take action," says Hwang.
The critical question, he adds, is how far regulators go to enforce the rules. "If you stick by your standards, the auto industry will innovate and meet them," Hwang says. "We don't have to cave."
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Q: Proving that a limiting sequence of sets exists I came across this problem in Probability and Measure Theory by Robert Ash and Catherine Doléans-Dade. I think my attempt at the proof lacks rigour. How can I improve it?
Problem: Let $\Omega$ be a countably infinite set, and let $\mathscr{F}$ be the field consisting of all finite subsets of $\Omega$ and their complements. If $A$ is finite, set $\mu(A) = 0$ and if $A^c$ is finite then set $\mu(A) = 1$.
Show that $\Omega$ is the limit of an increasing sequence of sets $A_n \in \mathscr{F}$ with $\mu(A_n) = 0 \space \forall \space n$, but $\mu(\Omega) = 1$.
My attempt: Any countably infinite set can be broken down into a sequence of subsets by the following construction. Start with $\Omega$ and exclude some elements from it to form the non-empty sets $A$ and $A^c$. This can always be done as $\Omega$ is infinite. Discard $A^c$ and breakdown $A$ recursively into smaller sets by the same construction. You are then left with sets $A_1 \subset A_2 \subset \dots \subset A_n \subset \Omega$. In the limit $n \rightarrow \infty$ we have obtained a limiting sequence.
Question: To me this argument feels a bit circular and can be strengthened if I can formally express an infinitesimal portion of $\Omega$. How can I do that?
Regardless, once I have proved the construction the actual problem that $\mu(A_n) = 0 \space \forall \space n$, but $\mu(\Omega) = 1$ shall follow by the definition of $\mu$. Is that argument also correct?

A: One issue with the way your proof reads (which could very well be my misunderstanding, but this still suggests an area of improvement) is that you seem to start your construction with the "last" element of an infinite sequence. You've actually constructed a sequence of sets that shrink into the empty set, which isn't quite what the problem needs you to do. This is why it's not really clear what $A_1$ is since it seems to be the element at the end of your construction.
I believe your approach is salvageable, but let me offer another, perhaps more standard one.
Let $\{\omega_1,\omega_2,\ldots\}$ be an enumeration of $\Omega$. This is possible because $\Omega$ is countable. Now set $A_1 = \{ \omega_1 \}$, and $A_n = A_{n-1} \cup \{ \omega_n \}$ for $n > 1$. You should be able to see that $\{ A_n \}$ satisfies our requirements.

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Q: How to set z index by using some integer values I have been working in android for past few months. The problem for me is now related to Z index value. I am having a layout with a textview,edittext and imageview.
 Suppose i have a xml file something like this..
 <Layout1>
    <edittext><zindex>3</zindex></edittext>
    <textview><zindex>2</zindex></textview>
    <imageview><zindex>1</zindex></imageview>
 </Layout1>

So my question is that am reading this xml file by DOM parser and i want to set the z index value for all these by the values defined in the xml. Now is there any function or property that i can use to do it.
    I have learnt about coding it with xml, but that will make it hardcoded. I want a dynamic display so how do i adjust layout with the zindex values.... HELP PLZ

A: there is no Z-index in android layouts. You'll need to use FrameLayout or RelativeLayout if you need to place elements on top of each other in reverse order.
see Placing/Overlapping(z-index) a view above another view in android

A: You can use view.setZ(float) starting from API level 21. Here you can find more info.


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National commercial development and investment company GBT Realty Corp. has secured two new retail leases at Bermuda Square, a 136,600-square-foot shopping center in Richmond. Arts-and-crafts retailer Hobby Lobby signed a 50,000-square-foot lease and off-price retailer Burlngton has signed a 34,000-square-foot lease at the shopping center. GBT acquired Bermuda Square in November from Giant Food Stores […]
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Dapprima modella e poi hostess in un locale notturno e madre di due figli, fu coinvolta in una relazione abusiva con David Blakely, terminata con l'uccisione di quest'ultimo da parte sua; riconosciuta colpevole, fu condannata a morte e, nonostante molti appelli pubblici per la commutazione della pena capitale in una detentiva, la donna fu impiccata nel 1955 a 28 anni.

La morte di Ruth Ellis rinvigorì il dibattito sulla pena di morte nel Regno Unito e, di fatto, un primo riscontro a tale presa di posizione dell'opinione pubblica consisté nella cessazione di fatto dell'irrogazione delle sentenze capitali: le due successive esecuzioni, le ultime nel Paese, avvennero nel 1964 contro due uomini ritenuti responsabili di omicidio, e nel 1965 la pena di morte fu abolita.

Alla vicenda di Ruth Ellis è ispirato il film del 1985 di Mike Newell Ballando con uno sconosciuto.

Antefatti
Ruth nacque a Rhyl con il cognome Neilson; era figlia di Bertha, una rifugiata belga, e di Arthur Hornby, un violoncellista di Manchester.  Era la terza di sei figli. Nel 1941 si trasferì a Londra. Nel 1944 rimase incinta da una relazione con un soldato canadese. Poco dopo nacque Clare Andrea Neilson. Ruth divenne ballerina di locali notturni. Al Court Club incontrò il dentista George Ellis, che sposò nel novembre 1950. Dal rapporto con quest'ultimo, Ruth diede alla luce Georgina, che però Ellis si rifiutò di riconoscere. La coppia si separò, così Ruth tornò a fare la ballerina nei locali notturni. Al Little Club incontrò David Blakely nel 1953. David e Ruth convissero per un certo periodo nell'appartamento di lei, che si trovava sopra al locale. La relazione tra i due  fu tormentata: David era un uomo violento. Inoltre era geloso di Ruth, poiché aveva relazioni con altri uomini, tra cui Desmond Cussens.

Il delitto
David si rifiutò di vedere Ruth nel giorno di Pasqua del 1955. Ruth pensò che David avesse un'altra relazione e persuase Desmond di accompagnarla al Magdala Public House di Hampstead dove si trovava David con gli amici motociclisti. Quando David uscì alle ore 9:30 della sera, Ruth lo chiamò, ma lui la ignorò. Ruth sparò un primo colpo con un revolver Smith&Wesson, poi lo seguì per sparare un secondo colpo. Quando David era agonizzante a terra, Ruth gli sparò altri quattro colpi. Uno di questi proiettili ferì anche una passante. Gli avventori del locale uscirono immediatamente per vedere cosa era successo. Ruth venne arrestata da un poliziotto che era fuori servizio e portata alla Hampstead Station, dove apparve calma e non sotto l'influenza di droghe o di alcool. Ruth confessò immediatamente il delitto.

Il processo
Ruth fu subito sentita da un magistrato il Lunedì dell'Angelo. Venne poi trasferita all'Holloway Prison dove venne visitata da alcuni medici, i quali non trovarono alcun segno di pazzia.

Il processo iniziò il 20 giugno 1955 all'Old Bailey No. 1 Court. Pubblico ministero era Christmas Humpries, assistito da Mervyn Griffith Jones e da Jean Southworth. La difesa era affidata a Aubrey Melford Stevenson, assistito da Sebag Shaw e Peter Rawlinson. Il giorno del processo Ruth si vestì elegantemente.

Ruth si dichiarò non colpevole, sperando che venisse assolta e accusò i fratelli Findlater, gli amici di David, di cospirare contro lei.

Quindi il pubblico ministero chiese a Ruth: "Mrs Ellis, quando sparò col suo revolver così vicino al corpo di David Blakely, cosa intendeva fare?", lei rispose: "Ovvio che quando gli sparai volevo ucciderlo". Questa dichiarazione fu una tacita ammissione di omicidio intenzionale. Dopo una ventina di minuti, il jury dichiarò Ruth colpevole e venne condannata a morte. Ascoltando la sentenza, Ruth restò impassibile. Subito dopo venne portata nella Condemned Suite della Holloway Prison, dove veniva costantemente controllata da due guardiane.

L'esecuzione
Durante il soggiorno nella Condemned Suite a Holloeay, durato poco più di tre settimane, Ruth poté ricevere le visite della sua famiglia, dei suoi amici nonché del vescovo di Stepney.

La grazia venne rifiutata, nonostante la forte pressione pubblica. L'esecuzione venne fissata per l'11 luglio. Furono fatti ancora tentativi per salvare Ruth, ma senza successo. Il giorno precedente all'esecuzione, i genitori, il fratello e gli avvocati Leo Simmons e Victor Mishcon visitarono Ruth, trovandola calma.

I preparativi per l'esecuzione iniziarono già il giorno precedente. L'esecuzione era fissata per le 9:00. Ruth scrisse una lettera alla madre di David e una a Leo Simmons. Le venne dato del brandy per calmare i nervi. Inoltre ricevette la visita del reverendo John Williams.

Alle 8:55 arrivò una telefonata, poi rivelatasi falsa, che annunciava che l'Home Secretary aveva graziato la donna. Alle 9:01 Albert Pierrepoint entrò nella cella di Ruth e le legò le braccia dietro la schiena. Ruth venne portata nella stanza del supplizio da Pierrepoint e da un guardiano della Petonville Prison. Durante il tragitto Ruth non disse nulla. Arrivata nella "trappola", Ruth venne legata ai piedi da un assistente di Pierrepoint; le venne messo il cappuccio bianco sulla testa e il cappio intorno al collo. Dopo tutta questa cerimonia, Pierrepoint alzò la leva per l'esecuzione. L'esecuzione durò poco più di una decina di secondi.

Nel frattempo circa un migliaio di persone si erano radunate nei pressi della prigione. Alle 9:18 venne affissa, sulla porta del penitenziario, la "notizia" dell'esecuzione di Ruth Ellis. Subito dopo la folla si disperse.

Cultura di massa
Nel 1985 il regista britannico Mike Newell presentò Ballando con uno sconosciuto (), film ispirato alla vicenda di Ruth Ellis; la protagonista fu interpretata da Miranda Richardson e, nei panni di David Blakely, figurava Rupert Everett.
Il film s'impose a Cannes nella categoria dei premi al miglior giovane regista e alla migliore attrice protagonista.

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Located on the Paseo del Arte, this museum's collection traces the history of European painting from the Middle Ages through to the late 20th century. The Museo Thyssen collection stands out for the works of Jan Van Eyck, Ghirlandaio, Carpaccio, Dürer, Caravaggio, Rubens, Frans Hals and Canaletto. The final rooms house a collection of the avant-garde works with Picasso, Dalí, Hopper, Lichtenstein and Kandinsky.


According to Careerbuilder.com, 45% of job seekers don't include a cover letter with their resume. I'll go out on a limb and say that the reason is that most professionals view the process of writing a cover letter as cumbersome and time consuming, and feel that their resume is what matters most.
But the cover letter can be a strategic tool to position you for success. As a job seeker, it provides you with additional real estate to "sell" yourself and stand out from the crowd, so don't throw away an opportunity to do so.
If you've ever been in a position responsible for hiring, you're familiar with the pain involved in reviewing countless cover letters that all look and sound the same. Vanilla documents chock full of robotic language and overused corporate "buzzwords." Words like "goal-oriented," "dependable," "results-driven," lack specifics and rarely include examples to back them up. It can be refreshing to every now and then come across a cover letter that's different. It's those cover letters that earn attention, and that's the whole point.
Because so many people use cover letter templates and the same vague corporate-speak, it's even easier to stand out from the competition by including some elements in your cover letter that most won't. The process doesn't need to be difficult or time consuming, just different.
Inject a headline. Similar to an advertisement, the goal here being to concisely describe what makes you unique in a compelling way. A quick way to do this is to take 3 of your strengths, achievements, or accomplishments and weave them into 1-2 sentences that summarize YOU and align with the position you're applying for. This is essentially an over-arching value statement that communicates why you're the best person for the job. Emphasize this headline at the top of your cover letter by bolding or using a slightly larger font size. Since most cover letters look and read the same, a headline will stand out and is an easy way for a talent seeker to immediately "consume" what it is that you have to offer, without having to read every word on the page in order to do so.
Leverage your LinkedIn recommendations. If you have some powerful recommendations on your LinkedIn profile, or letters of recommendation from past supervisors or colleagues, this is a great time to inject a concise testimonial into the cover letter. It provides a bit of social proof of your competence and abilities and immediately captures attention.
Ask a question that resonates with the talent seeker while simultaneously highlighting your value. Understanding the job description and what the talent seeker is looking for will help craft a memorable question. As an example: "Are you seeking a Loss Prevention Manager with 10+ years multi-unit experience and a proven history of reducing shrink and building strong business partnerships?"
Interest: You've got their attention, now you have to keep their interest. In this portion of the cover letter you'll want to show your understanding of what the company is looking for in a candidate and why you're the perfect match. A cover letter should really be more about how you can help an organization (with examples based on your past achievements / accomplishments), and less about you. Take a look at the job posting and identify the desired skills or experience. Discuss how you can fill the bill and address those particular points. Provide specifics that reinforce why you're the best candidate and how you've added value in your current and past roles. Lead with your strongest examples of past performance and explain how they are transferable to this particular position, based on what the company is looking for.
Desire: Take the time and explain why you're passionate about working for company XYZ, learn about their culture and initiatives. Don't be afraid to inject some personality (in a professional manner) and tell the reader more about who you are and how you can help the company. You've given them some concrete examples based on your past performance in the paragraph above, so add some benefits of the soft skills and personality traits that you bring to the table. Adding a few bullet points that expand on your achievements / accomplishments can be useful here. It's an opportunity to toot your own horn, but in a way that solves a problem for the company you're applying to.
Action: At this point you're ready to "close" the deal. End your cover letter by asking for the interview. Thank the reader for their time and consideration, invite them to review the resume you've enclosed, and mention that you would enjoy the opportunity to learn more about the role and discuss how you can add additional value to the organization.
When viewing a document that is a solid "wall' of text from top to bottom, or one that is several pages long, it's an instant turn-off and makes reading laborious. Make your cover letter easy to consume. Keep it concise, about 3 paragraphs and break up the text with proper spacing, use of bullet points and proper margins to create enough "white space" on the page to make the document inviting.
When crafted properly, a cover letter provides the perfect opportunity to explain why you're the best candidate, allows the talent seeker to have a better understanding of who you are and how you communicate, and is a great way to influence them to learn more about you. If you take the time to craft a cover letter in a compelling way, targeted to each job you want to apply for, you'll stand out from the sea of vanilla cover letters that never get read. After all, isn't that the point of writing one to begin with?


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Q: Keras training 1d data vectors I want to create a shallow network that would take a vector and pass it through a network.
I have a vector that is of size 6. vec = [0,1,4,5,1,4,5]
My network:
vec_a = Input(shape=(6,))
x_1 = Convolution1D(nb_filter=10, filter_length=1, input_shape=(1, 6), activation='relu')(vec_a)
x_1 = Dense(16, activation='relu')(x_1)

But I keep getting:

ValueError: Input 0 is incompatible with layer conv1d_1: expected
  ndim=3, found ndim=2

The shape of the training data to the fit function is:
(36400, 6)

A: You have to reshape the input data to have the correct input dimension, e.g.:
your_input_array.reshape(-1, 6, 1)

In addition your input layer should look like:
vec_a = Input(shape=(6,1))

The reason is that the 1D in Conv1D relates to the use of a sequence. But this sequence can have a vector of multiple values at each position. In your case it is the same, but you have "only" a vector of length 1 in the last dimension.


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Day Hospitals Australia, formerly known as the Australian Day Hospital Association (ADHA) and prior to that, as the Australian Day Surgery Association (ADSA), was first registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) on 1 July 1992.
Day Hospitals Australia is a public company, governed by a Constitution and required to meet the stringent requirements of ASIC. In 2009 The Board of Directors was established with representatives from States/Territories with 5 or more Day Hospital members. At the same time the Constitution was endorsed for this new phase of the organisation's history.
On 1 July 2014 the Board of Directors appointed the inaugural CEO to manage the operational activities of the organisation. Due to significant growth in membership between 2009 and 2016 it was felt that it was time to rebrand the organisation so that it remained relevant in the private health care sector. A brand was sought that would better distinguish the organisation from competitors, more clearly communicate our purpose, a name that reflected our role as the peak industry body and to position the Day Hospital sector for the future. The new brand was implemented on 29 August 2016 and the organisation became Day Hospitals Australia.
As the peak industry body Day Hospitals Australia provides members with support, representation, lobbying and advocacy. Day Hospitals are represented on various external Government and other stakeholder bodies both nationally and at State level. Click here to see our external committee representation.
After changes to the Constitution were endorsed at a general meeting of members in October 2016 provision for the appointment of independent Directors was made available to the Board. This change was made to ensure that the Board comprised of Directors with the appropriate skill mix and experience to ensure sound governance of the organisation.
Day Hospitals Australia delivers a range of services to members in addition to advocacy and lobbying, which includes access to resources and partnership agreements, opportunities to network through Chapters and Google groups and an annual national conference.
Day Hospitals Australia aims to work collaboratively with other stakeholders in the health care sector to improve the health care outcomes for Australian Consumers.
The Day Hospitals Australia Vision Statement is: Day Hospitals Australia is acknowledged as the peak Industry Body representing the sector and will continue to provide advocacy and support to the Day Hospital sector to ensure relevancy and sustainability. Day Hospitals Australia will position the Day Hospital sector as "First Choice" through ongoing support, promoting best practice, developing relevant partnerships and increasing professionalism of the sector".
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AUDIO: Bun B – Cake Feat. Pimp C, Lil Boosie & Big K.R.I.T.
The Trill O.G. is still hard at work as he drops off his latest single, "Cake," which is featured on the Houston spitter's new album, The Epilogue. The smooth laid-back track also features a chorus from the late Pimp C, a verse from incarcerated rapper Lil Boosie and Mississippi's Big K.R.I.T. shows up to close things out. Take a listen as the rappers kick some Southern playeristic rhymes about the female derriere and stackin' cash. The Epilogue is now available in stores.
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All the major countries in the world are in a race to debase their currencies in order to restart their economies. Either economic growth returns or—as some doomsayers predict—the 40-year run of fiat currencies ends.


Tom Chatfield is the big brain behind Critical Thinking, our colourful, creative and accessible guide for students at university just starting to think critically about their work and the world around them. To help you get to know Tom better we quizzed him on his critical thinking know-how, plus we've got a preview of that great Critical Thinking book and a video interview with the man himself.
Critical thinking means learning to think twice about the evidence in front of your eyes and to ask what is really going on in the world.
What makes critical thinking so important today?
If you look at being a student today, you are confronted with almost infinite information on screen. You are bombarded with feeds, fake news, opportunities; how do you engage with this? For me, critical thinking is one of the key skills for coping with an information age, and also for what makes people skilled, unique and valuable in an era of disruption, automation and tidal waves of possibilities sweeping away much that used to be certain.
How does critical thinking help students?
If you're improving critical thinking as a student, you are becoming a more discerning consumer of information. You're becoming better at differentiating between good and bad sources. You're becoming better at the fundamentals of making arguments, coming up with explanations and asking what it means to research a subject. It also addresses how you can express your own ideas and take away something of value that belongs to you, rather than just parroting other people's words and desperately trying to make your way through endless reading.
What problems will this book solve for lecturers?
More and more people are coming into education with higher and higher expectations. A lot of students feel overwhelmed: they feel that so much is expected of them and yet they are not confident in the basics of researching, of engaging with ideas, of being autonomous learners. What I hope this book offers to lecturers, above all, is something they can rely upon to give students of all types more confidence and competence as autonomous thinkers and researchers. So the lecturer can get on with teaching, and be confident that students will go with them on that journey rather than getting left behind.
Tom Chatfield is a writer, broadcaster and tech philosopher. He's interested in improving our experiences of digital technology, and better understanding its use through critical thought. His six books exploring digital culture have appeared in over two dozen countries and languages.
Tom also creates and designs content for games, apps and interactive media, and speaks around the world on technology, the arts and media (appearances include TED Global and authors@Google). A columnist for BBC Future, Tom writes and commentates in the international media (including BBC Two Newsnight, Radio 4 and ABC), as well as guest lecturing at universities in the UK and Europe.
When not working, he plays jazz piano and drinks too much coffee.


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Jöns Lahmann (* 12. Januar 1926 in Hamburg; † 22. Juli 2019) war ein deutscher Bauingenieur und -unternehmer sowie Tennisspieler.

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Jöns Lahmann wuchs in Hamburg-Uhlenhorst auf. Er besuchte die private Bertram-Schule am Harvestehuder Weg und dann das Johanneum. Nach dem Abitur machte er eine Ausbildung zum Zimmermann und studierte bis 1951 an der TH Hannover mit Abschluss Dipl.-Ing.

Unternehmertum
Von 1951 bis 2001 leitete er die vom Vater 1919 gegründete Baugesellschaft Lahmann und ist in der Hansestadt Hamburg für zahlreiche Gebäude verantwortlich, die das Stadtbild prägen; dazu gehören das Finnlandhaus, der Affenfelsen und 40 Spannbeton-Brücken. Er realisierte insbesondere zahlreiche Entwürfe des Hamburger Architekten Werner Kallmorgen, darunter das Spiegel-Hochhaus in der Brandstwiete oder das IBM-Hochhaus.

Sport

Lahmann spielte auch Tennis beim Club an der Alster. Er war früher zweimal Deutscher Meister in der Mannschaft von Gottfried von Cramm. Als Mitglied der Hamburger Tennis-Gilde gehörte er auch zu den Ausrichtern der Internationalen Meisterschaften von Deutschland auf dem Rothenbaum in Hamburg.

Er war auch Mitglied im Hamburger Golf-Club in Falkenstein und im Norddeutschen Regatta Verein.

Sonstiges
Ehrenamtlich war er seit 1965 im Vorstand des Deutschen Erholungswerks tätig.

Lahmann war Vater von vier Kindern und hatte mehrere Enkel. Er verstarb im Alter von 93 Jahren und wurde auf dem Friedhof Ohlsdorf beigesetzt. Dort ruht er unweit des "Millionärshügels" im Planquadrat AB 16.

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Bauingenieur
Bauunternehmer
Baumeister (Hamburg)
Tennisspieler (Deutschland)
Sportler (Der Club an der Alster)
Person (Norddeutscher Regatta Verein)
Deutscher
Geboren 1926
Gestorben 2019
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How does a seashell sound like the ocean and where do the sounds come from?
What you're hearing is part of the constant ambient sound that we don't often register because it always surrounds us.
The shell reflects and focuses higher frequencies back to our ears. The reason is that high-pitched sounds have short wavelengths, so they tend to bounce when they hit a hard surface.
The longer wavelengths of lower sounds tend to go through surfaces (which is why music through a wall or car window sounds so "boomy"). After bouncing around the shell's inside walls, the higher tones travel back to the ear randomly, creating a whooshing, echoey sound.
The fact that a shell sort of sounds like rushing water is just a lucky coincidence. To other listeners, it might just as easily sound like wintry winds, ventilator fans, or heavy traffic in the rain.
Of course, there's nothing special about seashells doing this. You can do the same thing (in stereo yet!) with a coffee mug cupped over each ear.
Not surprisingly, if you're actually standing on the beach, —a fairly noisy place, —the "ocean" sound in the shell will be much louder than it would be in your own quiet kitchen.
The same is true if you were standing in a crowded lobby of a building: the louder the environment, the louder the "ocean" sound.
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Investing in Space
SpaceX launches Canadian surveillance satellites, lands another rocket successfully in California
Published Wed, Jun 12 20199:42 AM EDT Updated Wed, Jun 12 201911:59 AM EDT
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SpaceX successfully launched three satellites built by Maxar Technologies' subsidiary MDA in a mission called "RADARSAT Constellation."
This was the seventh SpaceX launch this year.
Less than eight minutes after liftoff, SpaceX landed the large "booster" stage of the Falcon 9 rocket at the company's pad in California.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket breaks through the fog above Vandenberg Air Force Base during a launch on June 12, 2019.
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SpaceX completed its seventh launch of the year on Wednesday, successfully sending satellites to orbit after lifting off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California
The company used a Falcon 9 rocket to launch three satellites built by Maxar Technologies' subsidiary MDA in a mission called "RADARSAT Constellation." The Falcon 9 rocket's lower "booster" stage previously launched the company's "Demo-1" mission in March of this year before it landed for reuse.
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Less than eight minutes after liftoff, SpaceX landed the large "booster" stage of the Falcon 9 rocket at the company's pad. The booster is the largest portion of the rocket with most of its engines, supplying the power needed to escape Earth's atmosphere. Known as Landing Zone 4 ("LZ-4"), the concrete landing pad is adjacent to SpaceX's launchpad at Vandenberg. The landing itself was largely obscured by thick fog in the area, although the rocket's return was visible.
A SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket lands through the fog at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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The three surveillance spacecraft are known as "synthetic aperture radar" satellites and are built for Canada, to image the country and Arctic multiple times a day. Synthetic aperture radar is a technology that allows imaging during any time, regardless of daylight or cloud cover. The three satellites "will help create precise sea ice maps of Canada's oceans and the Great Lakes to facilitate navigation and commercial maritime transportation," SpaceX said in a press release.
Maxar shared an image of the Falcon 9 rocket ready on the launchpad on Tuesday, with a photo from Maxar satellites already in orbit.
The trio of satellites cost Canada about $900 million to build, likely making this the second most valuable payload SpaceX has launched. The top secret Zuma satellite that SpaceX launched in January 2018 was reportedly worth about $3.5 billion.
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This Triple Delight Cake is a chocolate and vanilla layered cake with buttercream frosting between the layers. It is a moist, buttery, layered cake, originating from the Dutch Colonial era in Indonesia and is traditionally called Lapis Surabaya. This cakes are handmade using natural ingredients and are also gluten-Free!


On January 1, 2018 the National Park Service introduced a shuttle and parking reservation system at Muir Woods (like the one used for the ferries at Alcatraz, another National Park).
Since park attendance will be reduced by hundreds of thousands of visitors from last year's levels, we expect that from spring through early fall reservations to Muir Woods will be sold out well in advance.
So, how can you get Muir Woods reservations when they're sold out? We have four suggestions, but each of them comes with one or more downsides.
Option 1: Be waiting first thing in the morning to buy one of the "held in reserve" reservations for visiting 5 days in advance. The Park Service is going to release a few parking and shuttle reservations each day that are dated 5 days in advance, in an effort to help visitors who arrived in town on short notice and could not book ahead. We do not yet know if these tickets will be released online at midnight each day or at some other time, and once this becomes clear we'll publish the information.
Option 2: Buy a Combined Muir Woods and San Francisco Tour. Registered tour companies can buy blocks of Muir Woods tickets (starting in spring, 2018, once the system is fully up and running) and then offer "All in One Tours" that include Muir Woods and other locations at a combined price. The tickets are more expensive (sometimes a lot more than just coming to Muir Woods) and they also can sell out, but you'll get two or more tours for your money.
Insiders Tip: The Google search "Muir Woods sold out" will often put ads at the top of the search listings from companies with these tickets saying, "We're not sold out!" Make sure that these are legitimate companies registered in the State of California, as is required of all Muir Woods tour operators.
Insiders Tip: If you are staying at a major San Francisco hotel their concierge desk may have relationships with different tour companies. Anyone they recommend will have been vetted by the hotel so you'll be able to proceed more confidently.
Option 3: Take a rideshare like Lyft or Uber or a taxi from a parking area up the mountain to Muir Woods. This will allow you to buy a ticket at the front gate. The new system was imposed to stop hundreds or even thousands of cars from jamming traffic and being parked all over the mountain each day during the summer, so they don't mind a few extra visitors from rideshare or taxi visits since the driver does not park and immediately leaves the area.
Option 4: Hike into Muir Woods from the western side of the park, where open trails grant free access. Note: bikes are not allowed in Muir Woods, and there are no bike lanes on the narrow roads on Mt. Tamalpais.
The catch: the nearest parking areas with parking lots are at the bottom of the mountain ridge near the town of Stinson Beach, and a climb of over 1,000 feet in altitude on steep trails is required. We recommend this only for visitors who regularly make such hikes, and who have the right kinds of boots, packs etc. More information can be found here.
If you are not in excellent health or if you do not routinely go on long, strenuous hikes in steep terrain, please do not consider this option. I've hiked these trails and they are often rutted, sometimes narrow and it's easy to fall.
There are other, shorter hiking routes into the park, but they all have very limited parking at the trailheads and if you park illegally you're likely to get an expensive ticket. We will be researching these options to see if there are any other viable choices.
Option 5: Keep re-checking the Muir Woods reservations page, even if you missed the '5 days in advance" last minute reservations that are released each day. It's rare, but on similar National Park Service systems once in a while we'll see a case where everything is sold out for a month but a few reservations pop up as available a few days in advance. These go fast so you'll need to scoop them up if they fit your schedule.
Beware of Scalpers! Re-selling Muir Woods reservations or tickets at inflated prices is against the law. The Park Service says you cannot sell your reservation or ticket to someone else at any price. If someone walks up to you at a Muir Woods bus stop and offers to sell you shuttle passes on a day when the reservations are sold out, we strongly recommend you do not buy from them. (The old rule is true: "Anything too good to be true probably isn't!") If the tickets are real you'll still over-pay to get them.


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21-year-old man killed after car hydroplaned at low water crossing
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, this was the 130th fatal accident worked by Troop D.
21-year-old man killed after car hydroplaned at low water crossing According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, this was the 130th fatal accident worked by Troop D. Check out this story on news-leader.com: https://www.news-leader.com/story/news/breaking-news/2018/12/27/21-year-old-man-killed-after-car-hydroplaned-low-water-crossing/2423894002/
Claudette Riley, Springfield News-Leader Published 1:47 p.m. CT Dec. 27, 2018
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A man from southeast Missouri was killed early Thursday when the vehicle he was driving hydroplaned at a low water crossing.
According to the Missouri State Highway Patrol, Dylan M. Smith was driving a 1999 Dodge Durango north on Route D in Hickory County when he reportedly lost control of the vehicle at the crossing.
The Dodge traveled off the roadway, struck a sign, returned to the roadway and then overturned, the patrol reported.
Smith, 21, of Flemington, was ejected. According to the patrol, he was not wearing a seat belt and was pronounced dead at the scene by Hickory County Coroner Connie Boller.
The one-vehicle crash was reported at 5:50 a.m. Thursday in Preston.
Smith was taken to a funeral home in Wheatland. There were no passengers listed in his vehicle.
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In this special bonus episode of Love Letters, Meredith explores camp love and the end-of-summer goodbyes that inevitably follow. Summer romances can be fleeting and ultimately insignificant. But sometimes they can mean much more. Email us at loveletters@boston.com or find us online at loveletters.show.


The American economic meltdown has been making statements all over the culture for a few many months but the US is very much not alone when in which comes to financial difficulties. Various countries around the world have suffered harsh economic meltdowns (Iceland to Ukraine just to discover a few). The Us has also been needing serious economic troubles even though well, especially in the housing industry. There has been a twelve per drop in the expense of homes in UK in the last twelve months. We call – has the warmth and plumbing industry also been affected by this?
Initial evidence shows that a majority of the economic downturn never slowed down business suitable for the plumbing and heat industry as much exactly as it has for more industries. There are the particular few companies that will have reported a drop in billable hours, but for many the most part, business has remained steady. Some of the real change has been in the kind on work that the heating and plumbing engineers will most certainly be being hired to do.
While those housing provide was on an upswing, many furnace and plumbing professionals were enlisted to have the fitting up of new systems. Not to mention the innovation was towards home buying, it drove to a large number of new packages designed and as a consequence installed. Professionals would wind up hired at design schemes with the new long name view with regards to house costs increasing for all of eternity. Once the housing trade lost momentum, home consumers became significantly more interested in making surely their prevailing systems final as time consuming as possible, and keep the can cost down.
Heating also plumbing engineers are now being equiped to clean up and redecorate systems to homes. Heating and cooling systems normally being retooled and washed instead out of being put in. Professionals are finding that particular their billable hours perhaps may be going when it comes to boiler substitution and muggy water tank repairs and simply inspecting ports and drains to promise that they'll are working correctly and cost comfortably.
One about the urgent rewards of maintaining a household arrangement is cutting energy application and all around cost among each month's bill. Home buyers spend exclusive average linked $2.000 per annum in power company costs, forty nine percent of which could be described as heating and cooling energy consumption. The right way scheduled customer service is any most thriving way on to be specific that this home could be not day-to-day life . money by means of leaky channels or inefficient components.
Service employees will inspect every " of your company's equipment in search of the dirty, loose, or smashed parts that can warned the safety of your new family. Indoors climate designs are identified for another variety of common and preventable issues, such although loose fittings, overheated coils, the freezing effects of the low refrigerant, and air compressor failure. Any kind of neglected air conditioner can even now emit colorless, odorless, as well as a deadly h2o and monoxide directly into your quarters.
Improving safety, minimizing software bills, and as well as extending all of the life among your machinery are generated simple by means of committing toward a cleaning plan. Providers are frantic to package pre-arranged service agreements, that enables busy users to schedule every obligatory check ready for some of the year considering that a economical package offer. Crossing this chore down the guidelines gives to relaxation of mind, and many more time in tackle the other miracle of unquestionably a home-owner (like the plumbing and garage a person been avoiding).
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