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Term stability Definition: Limiting macroeconomic fluctuations in prices, employment, and production. This is one of the five economic goals, specifically one of the three macro goals (the other two are economic growth and full employment). One primary focus of this stability goal is to keep inflation in check. High or unpredictable inflation rates can cause uncertainty and haphazardly redistribute income and wealth.


Edible flowers are frequently for sale at farmer's markets but most people are hesitant to take the plunge and actually use them in cooking.
Garnishes – yes, but actually eating flowers??? For most people that is a different story. But flowers can add a lot to the flavor as well as appeal of a dish. Go to Squash Blossom Latkes to see what you can do with squash blossoms. Also, go to African Blue Basil to check out this great flower that makes a wonderful pesto. All basil flowers are edible.
Edible flowers definitely add taste and flavor to a dish. Bean blossoms actually have a beany flavor. Nasturtiums, one of my favorites, have a peppery flavor similar to watercress, and their pickled buds can be substituted for more expensive capers. True blue borage tastes like cucumber, and pansies have a lettuce like taste. For a crisp butter crunch lettuce taste, try daylilies. Maybe that is why deer like daylilies so much.
Sprinkle edible flowers in your green and fruit salads for a splash of color and taste.
Use in flavored oils or vinegars, like chive blossoms in vinegar which gives it a pretty pink blush color.
You can use them in salads, teas, garnishes, ice creams, etc. Lavender ice cream anyone?? It is delicious!
Use organic blossoms when you can. If you can't find them, then be sure to wash the flowers thoroughly.
Never use non-edible flowers in your food as guests will think that they can eat it. Poisonous flowers abound in your garden and be careful what you use!
When you pick your blossoms, keep them fresh by rolling up in a moist paper towel and keep in the refrigerator no more than a few days before using.
Beautiful, and so informative! I love making brownies with lavender in them, but I look forward to making edible floral ice cubes. Those look beautiful and are sure to make a statement!
Thanks, I will have to try the brownies. Nice meeting and talking with you at the fling!
Loved the list of flowers. It was surprising how many more there were than I expected. Pinned them. Thanks.
I love african blue basil but it has a rather strong flavor and I'm not sure I would want to make pesto with it! I do use it (judiciously) in salads with things like cucumber or avocado, where one might use oregano but giving a different flavor.
It is strong, but I love hot peppers and spicy food. So, maybe it is a taste thing.


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Little will add one more to derby list
HE HAS played in two of British football's most volatile derbies – but Glen Little reckons Saturday's one between Harrow Borough and Wealdstone will be equally passionate, writes Tim Street.
Tim Street
During his 14 years as a Football League player, Little played in both the Pennines Derby between Burnley and Blackburn, and the Steel City Derby between Sheffield United and Wednesday.
But the 37-year-old, who made his Stones debut in Saturday's 2-2 draw with Wingate & Finchley and also featured in Tuesday's 3-0 win at Hampton & Richmond Borough, is expecting more of the same this weekend.
He said: "It's fair to say I've played in some pretty fiery derbies. I don't know much about this one, but I do know derbies are always passionate affairs, whatever level they are played at. There will probably be about 20,000 people less than at the derbies I've been used to, but it will mean just as much to those who are there. The key is just to keep your composure.
"We will go into it on a high after this (Tuesday's) win, but the games come thick and fast at this level, so you can't rest on your laurels."
He might be winding his illustrious career down, but Little knows expectations will be high at a club which regularly reaches the Ryman Premier play-offs.
The former Burnley, Reading, Portsmouth and Sheffield United man even joked he was the wrong man to bring in if the Stones want to break their play-off hoodoo.
Little said: "I've got my fair share of play-off defeats on my CV, the latest being for Wrexham in the Conference last year, so they may live to regret bringing me in!
"My brother knows someone at the club, and they wanted to know if I was packing it in after leaving Wrexham. Gordon Bartlett phoned me, and my view is if someone has the decency to ring me, I see what they have to say.
"I've always said I'll only pack it in when my body can no longer do it. I might say different halfway through the season, but it feels fine at the moment. In the meantime, I'll try to pass on some of my experience to the lads here and help bring on the younger players."
Wealdstone pretty much had the game won by the time Little came on as a second half sub on Tuesday night, thanks to a series of Hampton blunders.
Sean Cronin opened the scoring from the spot following a deliberate handball by Joel Ledgister, which saw the Hampton striker sent off for a second yellow, while former Stones midfielder Tommy Brewer put through his own net from a corner, before Peter Dean completed the scoring following a mix-up between Alan Bray and keeper Rodney Chiweshe.
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One Never Knows
I don't have TV, watch some Netflix over a Roku box (mostly British shows), and have never been a fan of the noise and glitz of American Idol. Back when I did have TV, I sometimes watched the tryouts but I never had any interest for the actual competition segments, probably saw a half hour cumulative. Not much.
Today I stumbled on some clips of the guy who won, who I instantly shrugged off as "Meh" and another guy we'll never hear from again, but also from the runner up, Jessica Sanchez. First I watched her sing "I Will Always Love You" and then "(And I Am Telling You) I'm Not Going"--no, I'm not validating that title, but you know the song--and I had tears rolling down my cheeks. From both songs. And I'm too old to do that. Holy crap. She can sing too low and be kind of dull, but looking at more clips, she can take Adele to the mat and in a higher key she can rule the world if she wants to. Man.
I want to read Stephen King's latest, the time traveling book to the JFK assassination, but I'm scared. I used to have a friend who was a big reader and he always said, "I don't read Stephen King." All in all, not a bad attitude. But I used to want to understand Stephen King, not only because of his enormous success, but because every now and then he'd crack off a "'Salem's Lot" or "Misery." Apparently he can't quite remember writing those, and perhaps that's his secret.
But what I figured kills him most for me is something he seems to be frequently praised for: his use of common expressions. His fans say they add great realism to his characters, especially the young ones. I find them jarring and manipulative. For instance, when we were kids and one of us would use the phrase "pinch a loaf," we'd all laugh and think it funny in a really stupid kind of way. King takes these "I'm rubber and you're glue" idioms and has his characters use them seriously. No, they're jokes, dude. Unless, I don't know, maybe you've never heard them before.
In the sublime movie version of "The Shawshank Redemption," the audience groaned when I saw the "pinch a loaf" scene in the theater not once but twice. Those things were never intended to be said by real characters as though they actually spoke those way. It's like no one ever filled King in on the joke.
On a curmudgeonly note, I just saw "Shutter Island" on Netflix. Not a Dennis Lehane fan, read two of his books and they were flawed enough (meaning they had a few too many points that took me out of the stories) so that I wouldn't read him again, but I tried the movie because Charlie Stella makes fun of an island off the coast of New Hampshire called Star Island, a place he is entombed regularly as part of his MFA program.
Never been a DiCaprio fan, for many of the same reasons I'm not a Johnny Depp fan. Unless you're playing Captain Jack Sparrow, stop with all the up and down facial twitches. It's like "How to Overact Using Just Your Facial Muscles." There's probably a joke in there about "scene chewing" but I'm not up to it. In any case, in both actors I see flashes but many more of off-Broadway wait tables during the day obviousness in their performances.
Until this one, that is. DiCaprio kicked butt and his twitchy face was more or less perfectly kept within character. The movie was solid and entertaining but I was looking hard for the double twist at the end. If you give me the twist in the last half hour, I want one more at the close to turn the denouement upside down. Didn't happen, so it's a good but not more than that movie.
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Timing question
Disney's "John Carter," which was an entertaining if not quite perfect movie made by some very talented people, can pretty be called a box office bomb. Disney exec resigned over it, etc. I'm sure it will make its money back over time, but it's not going to lose its reputation any time soon.
I've read that Disney's marketing campaign was pretty bad, but I don't have TV so I don't know what that was. I didn't care for Taylor Kitsch's zero-charisma performance, but Lynn Collins' Dejah Thoris was a home run. Bottom line, if I were a kid again and still went to movies at the same rate, I would have eaten this up multiple times. Maybe not at a "Star Wars" pace, but I remember taking the bus to the old Southtown Cinema every Saturday for some weeks to see "Logan's Run." It probably would have been like that.
I will say that I think the name of the film is a complete miss, a boring non-descriptive, non-exciting title that reflects nothing of the space opera/space romance title of "A Princess of Mars." "John Carter," "Joe Smith," "Bill Jones"--none of these would make effective titles.
Anyway, here's my question: with the runaway success of "The Avengers," how would "John Carter" do at the box office if it were released in a week or two, sort of in "The Avengers" afterglow? See, I'm convinced it's a good movie: exciting, entertaining, and fun to watch. And really, Lynn Collins nailed Dejah Thoris. Give it a title that gives it a shot and release it now, when an adventure movie is setting new records every week, and I'm thinking the piggyback effect would be huge.
The real shame of it is that the failure at the box office will taint the movie for a long time, if not forever. "Blade Runner" was a bomb but turned into an entity with legs. "John Carter" may do the same. We'll have to see, but in the meantime, I'll be buying the DVD and I'll watch it any number of times in the future. As will my kids. But man, I don't think I should be holding my breath for a sequel. I think that's disappointing.
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"That is what great keepers do."
Date:7th March 2012 at 10:43am
Written by: Chudi
The reversal in fortunes for David De Gea is a sight to behold.
Refused a teething period by the public due to his £18m price tag, the keeper was lambasted for his performances and after a poor showing against Blackburn lost his place as United's #1.
Since reclaiming his place it appears he has no intention of letting it go, having produced a number of impressive displays including a number of eye catching saves especially against Norwich and Ajax.
De Gea's improvement hasn't gone unnoticed as some quarters of the media are now easing up on him, whilst his team mates, who have always been firmly behind him, are more vocal in their praise of him.
Michael Carrick is the latest United player to hail the young Spaniard and the important role he has played in United's attempts to retain the title:
"David has been really good in the last few weeks.
"He has made some huge saves at crucial times. That is what great keepers do.
"The Chelsea one springs to mind. If we had lost that game it could have knocked the stuffing out of us."


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Q: Jacoco Crashing on Run with Gradle 3.1.0 I recently updated my Android Studio to 3.1.0 and I am using Gradle 4.4.0 and ever since I have updated my IDE I have been having issues with Jacoco. I get a runtime crash, which looks like:
03-29 15:41:19.944 6629-6629/com.MyApp.pr.redesign.app E/AndroidRuntime: FATAL EXCEPTION: main
    Process: com.MyApp.pr.MyApp.app, PID: 6629
    java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: Failed resolution of: Lorg/jacoco/agent/rt/internal_773e439/Offline;
        at com.MyApp.pr.eventcollector.utils.MyApp.$jacocoInit(Unknown Source:13)
        at com.MyApp.pr.eventcollector.utils.MyApp.<clinit>(Unknown Source:0)
        at com.MyApp.pr.eventcollector.utils.MyApp.setLevel(Unknown Source:0)
        at com.MyApp.pr.MyApp.MyApp.setupLogging(MyApp.java:175)
        at com.MyApp.pr.MyApp.MyApp.onCreate(MyApp.java:77)
        at android.app.Instrumentation.callApplicationOnCreate(Instrumentation.java:1119)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.handleBindApplication(ActivityThread.java:5740)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.-wrap1(Unknown Source:0)
        at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1656)
        at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:106)
        at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:164)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:6494)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
        at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(RuntimeInit.java:438)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:807)
     Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: Didn't find class "org.jacoco.agent.rt.internal_773e439.Offline" on path: DexPathList[[zip file "/data/app/com.MyApp.pr.redesign.app-EGnUUyKeM4P-cZrCGsyoUQ==/base.apk"],nativeLibraryDirectories=[/data/app/com.MyApp.pr.redesign.app-EGnUUyKeM4P-cZrCGsyoUQ==/lib/arm64, /data/app/com.MyApp.pr.redesign.app-EGnUUyKeM4P-cZrCGsyoUQ==/base.apk!/lib/arm64-v8a, /system/lib64]]
        at dalvik.system.BaseDexClassLoader.findClass(BaseDexClassLoader.java:125)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:379)
        at java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:312)
        at com.MyApp.pr.eventcollector.utils.MyApp.$jacocoInit(Unknown Source:13)
        at com.MyApp.pr.eventcollector.utils.MyApp.<clinit>(Unknown Source:0)
        at com.MyApp.pr.eventcollector.utils.MyApp.setLevel(Unknown Source:0)
        at com.MyApp.pr.MyApp.MyApp.setupLogging(MyApp.java:175)
        at com.MyApp.pr.MyApp.MyApp.onCreate(MyApp.java:77)
        at android.app.Instrumentation.callApplicationOnCreate(Instrumentation.java:1119)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.handleBindApplication(ActivityThread.java:5740)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.-wrap1(Unknown Source:0)
        at android.app.ActivityThread$H.handleMessage(ActivityThread.java:1656)
        at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:106)
        at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:164)
        at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:6494)
        at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
        at com.android.internal.os.RuntimeInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(RuntimeInit.java:438)
        at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:807)

Here is what my Gradle files look like:
// Top-level build file where you can add configuration options common to all sub-projects/modules.
apply from: 'gradle/configurations.gradle'
apply from: 'gradle/gradleLintConfig.gradle'

buildscript {

    repositories {
        google()
        jcenter()
        mavenCentral()
        maven {

        }

        maven {
            url "https://maven.fabric.io/public"
        }
    }
    dependencies {
        // 3.0.1 (November 2017) - is a minor update to support Android Studio 3.0.1, and includes general bug fixes and performance improvements.
        classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:3.1.0'
        classpath 'com.google.gms:google-services:3.2.0'

        //Here is Jacoco reference
        classpath 'org.jacoco:org.jacoco.core:0.8.0'

        // Nebula lint is used as a lint for our Gradle scripts. It helps identify if our
        // Gradle scripts have unused dependencies for example. Also, it checks for conformance
        // to Gradle standards.
        classpath 'com.netflix.nebula:gradle-lint-plugin:9.0.0'

        //Crashlytics - Crash reporting
        classpath 'io.fabric.tools:gradle:1.25.1'
    }
}

allprojects {
    repositories {
        google()
        jcenter()
        mavenCentral()
       }

    }

    tasks.withType(JavaCompile) {
        sourceCompatibility = "1.8"
        targetCompatibility = "1.8"
    }
}

task clean(type: Delete) {
    delete rootProject.buildDir
}

And here is the app build.gradle file:
apply plugin: 'com.android.application'
apply plugin: 'io.fabric'
apply from: "$project.rootDir/gradle/findbugs.gradle"
apply plugin: 'jacoco'

jacoco {
    toolVersion = '0.8.0'
}
...
 buildTypes {
        release {
            proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
            minifyEnabled false
        }
        debug {
            versionNameSuffix="-debug"
            debuggable true
            /**
             *  Code below is commented out because it causes build issue
             *  when using newer version of gradle (3.1.0)
             */

            testCoverageEnabled true
            minifyEnabled false

            }
        }
    }
...
dependencies {
...

}
I don't know what the issue is. I have tried to add the .jar files directly to the project with the same result. If anyone can help, I would be forever grateful!

A: I have same issue with gradle 4.6 and android plugin 3.1.0 when launching build from android studio / idea. However when I use gradle to build apk and deploy it with adb it works fine.
So it seems that the problem is related to IDE itself.
It does not package right jacoco version to apk.
EDIT:
I've disabled instant run and it works fine now.

A: I cant say my answer is the definitive problem because I can't see your dependencies in app build.gradle, but with this newest version of Gradle "compile" is no longer supported. This might be the root cause either in your build.gradle or the build.gradle of Jacoco.

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For those who follow Meghan Markle on social media and love to go back and view old photos of the soon-to-be royal, this will be sad news - Meghan Markle has deleted all her social media accounts.
Before her relationship with Prince Harry became public, she had a blog (The Tig), an Instagram account, a Facebook page, and a Twitter account. Markle curbed her posting the moment news broke that she and Harry were dating in November 2016. Then in April 2017, after she and Harry became serious, she announced on Instagram that she was closing the blog. Soon after the announcement, she stopped posting on all her social media accounts altogether. Now that she and the Prince are about to get married, she has gone the whole nine yards by having all her social media accounts deleted.
A search for her on Instagram now shows: "Sorry, this page isn't available."


Prom for Pinole Valley students is on May 5th. It is less than a month away! So do not wait to clear your bills and buy your tickets!
Here's an idea, you can buy a dozen doughnuts and write a corny pickup line on the box. We do have two different donut shops around our campus and who hates doughnuts? Because I know I donut!
Do not let Pepe the frog have all the fun! Be creative and create a memorable poster with a hilarious meme! You do not have to be artistically gifted to create something great.
Into criminal law and justice? There's a proposal for that as well!
Does you special someone love Chick-fil-a? Or another restaurant? Food? Tacos? You can even make a sign that says,"Wanna Taco bout Prom?" Think outside the box!
Chocolate is gold. You can fill a box with goodies and make them dig to the very bottom just to find your proposal!
Something simple is always nice too! Its the thought that counts!
There are many distinctive options for every interest. Use your imagination and make a promposal your special someone will never forget. For more ideas you can check Pinterest and Tumblr.


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Ősnyomtatvány-kutatás 1918 előtt

Az első erdélyi nyomtatvány, Thomas Gemmarius Libellus grammaticus c., a szebeni iskola számára írt latin nyelvtana, a szebeni Trapoldner nyomdából került ki 1529-ben. Az első magyar nyelvű nyomtatványok pedig Heltai Gáspár és Georg Hoffgreff kolozsvári nyomdájából származnak: 1550-ben jelenik meg Heltai fordításában Luther kis katekizmusának magyar nyelvű kiadása, a Catechismus minor, az az a keresztyeni tudomanac reuideden valo sumaya. Kolozsvárott ugyanebben az évben lát világot a magyar nyelvű lutheránus szatirikus hitvitázó irodalom első terméke, Sztárai Mihály Comoediája. 1551 és 1552 között Heltai a teljesnek szánt bibliafordítás részeiként négy különálló könyvet jelentet meg: Mózes öt könyvét, Sirák fia Jézus könyvét, a Próféták könyvét, negyedikként pedig egy kötetben a Példabeszédek könyvét, a Prédikátor könyvét, az Énekek énekét és a Bölcsesség könyvét. Itt említjük Heltai Gáspárnak A részegségnek és a tobzódásnak veszedelmes voltáról való dialógusát (1552), továbbá 1553-ból Heltai fordításában két lutheránus katekizmust és egy lutheránus elmélkedéseket tartalmazó, vigasztaló könyvecskét.

Feltételezések szerint 1554-55-ből való a Hoffgreff-énekeskönyv címmel emlegetett, oktató énekeket tartalmazó protestáns jellegű gyűjtemény. Hoffgreff nyomdájából kerül ki 1554-ben Tinódi Sebestyén Crónicája, 1555-ben pedig egy újabb lutheránus katekizmus: Batizi Andrásnak a keresztyéni tudományról való könyvecskéje. Heltai nyomdájából, 1559-ből származik Méliusz Juhász Péter református tanítása: Az úrnak vacsorájáról való keresztyéni vallás. E nyomda termékei Heltai bibliafordításának további részei is: 1560-ban a Zsoltárok könyve, 1561-ben az Újszövetség, 1565-ben Józsué, Ruth, Sámuel és Királyok könyve. 1566-ban Heltai kolozsvári nyomdájában jelenik meg Száz fabulája, a középkori magyar nyelvű irodalom becses terméke.

A váradi nyomda terméke 1565-ből Méliusz Juhász Péter részleges református bibliafordítása: Jób könyve, 1566-ból való a Váradi-énekeskönyv címmel ismert protestáns énekeskönyv, 1568-ból Melius Juhász Péternek református bibliamagyarázó prédikációi: Az Szent Jánosnak tött jelenéseknek igaz és írás szerint való magyarázata. Az unitárius vitairatok a gyulafehérvári nyomdából kerültek ki. 1567-68-ból való Dávid Ferencnek és Császmai Istvánnak több unitárius vitairata, 1569-ből a Basilius Istváné. Végül ki kell emelnünk Abrudbánya egyetlen nyomdai termékét, az 1569-ből származó drámai művet, ez a Comoedia Balassi Menyhárt árultatásáról, feltételezett szerzője Bornemisza Péter.

Ősnyomtatvány-kutatás 1918 után

Az ősnyomtatványok kérdéskörének irodalma a 19. század végén meg a 20. század elején is számottevő volt, s az erdélyi magyar tudományosság ez irányú érdeklődése az 1918-as hatalomváltozás után sem szűnt meg. Több tudományos munka, szaktanulmány is foglalkozik az ősnyomtatványokkal, az erdélyi könyv- és könyvtártörténet kérdésein belül ezek lelőhelyeivel, íróinak kilétével, az ősnyomtatvány korabeli művelődési jelenségeivel, a nyomdászat, a papírmalmok múltjával.

A jelesebb kutatók között elsőként kell említenünk Juhász Istvánt, aki régebbi kutatásait folytatva feldolgozza a Nagyszebenben és Brassóban megjelent román nyelvű egyházi irodalmat, kátékat, bibliafordításokat és -magyarázatokat (A reformáció az erdélyi románok között. Kolozsvár, 1940). Baráth Béla mint a gyulafehérvári Batthyáneum igazgatója foglalkozott az erdélyi közgyűjteményekben fellelhető ősnyomtatványok kutatásával (Ősnyomtatványok Csíksomlyón; Ősnyomtatványok Kolozsváron; Ősnyomtatványok a Székelyföldön és Dél-Erdélyben. Erdélyi Tudósító, 1941, 1942). Gyűjtésének szempontjait Erdélyi könyvtáraink ősnyomtatványai (Kolozsvár, 1941) c. füzetében ismerteti. A könyvtártörténeti munkákban is jelentős helye van az ősnyomtatvány-állomány bemutatásának és beszerzésük történetének. E munkák között Teleki Domokos (A marosvásárhelyi Teleki-könyvtár története. Erdélyi Múzeum, 1930), Farczády Elek és Székely Margit (Istoricul şi situaţia actuală a bibliotecii documentare "Bolyai" din Târgu Mureş. Studii şi Cercetări de Bibliologie, 1957), Nagy Géza (A Bethlen-kollégium tudományos gyűjteményeinek története. Kolozsvár, 1947) nevét kell kiemelnünk. Demény Lajos munkásságából ez esetben az erdélyi nyomdászat történetével, a papírgyártás múltjával kapcsolatos tanulmányaira kell utalnunk: történelmi magyarázattal kísérte a nagyszebeni nyomda egyik ősnyomtatványát (A szebeni szláv-román Evangheliar. Korunk, 1965). E tárgykörben külön hely illeti meg Jakó Zsigmond munkásságát: Heltai Gáspár nyomdájának történetét és Georg Hoffgreff életrajzát gazdagította újabb adatokkal (Újabb adatok a kolozsvári Heltai-nyomda kezdeteihez; Újabb adatok Hoffgreff György nyomdász életéhez. Magyar Könyvszemle, 1961, 1965). Az ősnyomtatványok keletkezéséhez kapcsolódó nyomdatörténeti tanulmánya A Hoffhalterek váradi és gyulafehérvári nyomdája címmel jelent meg (Művelődéstörténeti tanulmányok, 1979). Felfedte a balázsfalvi nyomda kezdeteit (Sub semnul lui Clio. Kolozsvár, 1974). A nagyszebeni nyomdával kapcsolatos kutatásai során bukkant nyomára a legrégibb létező román nyelvű ősnyomtatványnak (A szebeni nyomda 16. századi történetéhez. Korunk, 1965). Sikerült felfedeznie Váradi Péter könyvtárának kolozsvári töredékét, Mátyás király törvénykönyvének újabb maradványait és egy 16. századi erdélyi bibliai színjáték töredékét (Magyar Könyvszemle, 1958, 1965). Könyv-, könyvtár- és nyomdatörténeti kutatásaiból tanulmánykötetet tett közzé: Írás, könyv, értelmiség. (1976). Az ősnyomtatványok vonatkozásában szintén jelentős Szigeti Józsefnek A Balassi comoedia és szerzője (Budapest, 1967) c. kötetben megjelent tanulmánya. Az irodalomtörténet ugyanis sokáig a nyomdász Karádi Pált tartotta szerzőnek. Szigeti részletesen bizonyította, hogy a szerző Bornemisza Péter.

Az ősnyomtatvány témakörébe tartozik az Erdélyi Múzeumban megjelent két újabb közlemény: Muckenhaupt Erzsébeté a csíksomlyói egykori ferences könyvtár gyűjteményében lévő 16. századi német reneszánsz típusú szignált könyvkötésekről (ETF 216) és Futaky Istváné a wolfenbütteli Herzog August Bibliothekben található erdélyi vonatkozású ősnyomtatványokról és régi magyar könyvekről (1995/3-4. 145-157).

A magyar nyelvű erdélyi ősnyomtatványok jeles szerzőinek (Dávid Ferenc, Heltai Gáspár) életrajzával, irodalmi munkásságával, szövegeik újabb kiadásával számos erdélyi irodalomtörténeti kiadvány foglalkozik. (Dávid Ferenc, Heltai Gáspár emlékezete szakaszok.)

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További információk
Szabó Károly: Régi magyar könyvtár. I-II. Budapest, 1879-85.
Régi magyarországi nyomtatványok. Budapest, 1971.
Ungarische Druke und Hungarica 1480-1720. A wolfenbütteli Herzog August Könyvtár katalógusa. Összeállította Németh S. Katalin. München-New York-London-Párizs, 1993.
A magyar irodalomtörténet bibliográfiája. I. Budapest, 1972.

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About the SRS
What is the SRS?
What does the SRS do?
Diane McGuinness
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Unlocking the code is the key to reading success
The keys to unlock the puzzle of the English Alphabet Code empower teachers to teach and children & learners of any age to reach their true reading potential.
The Sound Reading System
The Sound Reading System is an exciting, common sense approach to the teaching of reading and spelling. It is based on the spelling system of written English.
The fact that there are 176 spellings for 44 sounds shows that the English spelling system is 'opaque' rather than 'transparent' – therefore difficult to get hold of for both teachers and learners.
It is precisely these difficulties or complexities that are entirely ironed out by the Sound Reading System. The SRS programme teaches all the information necessary for a reader to learn how to decode painlessly. It is built on four keys that unfold logically, building understanding. These have been described in the programme as 'keys to the code'.
The "Keys" that unlock the understanding
These four 'keys' unlock the understanding of how the spelling system works, and form the underlying structure.
What makes it stand out from other programmes? SRS acknowledges there is a code, and shows the teacher and the learner exactly how to manage it. It never introduces a mixed approach to the teaching of reading. It has a firm structure with which to train teachers to use it.
The representations for each sound are mastered through systematic, controlled exposure and varied repetition using worksheets, dictionary activities, reading of pre-selected text, copying, dictation and creative writing. Though highly structured, the method is remarkable for its fluidity.
You can download further explanation on 'The Four Keys of the Code' here.
Further resources:
Sounds or phonemes are represented by single letters:
c-a-t d-o-g s-w-i-m
A sound /phoneme can be represented by two or more letters:
h-i-ll sh-i-p th-ere
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It seems to me that the Sound Reading System encompasses the principles of both Phonics and Real Books approaches, whilst going far beyond either of these methods in its intellectual rigour and the logical and complete structure of its methodology. The emphasis on moving from Really Reading focused texts to real books as quickly as possible, and embedding the comprehensive teaching of the phonic system in meaningful relevant texts, integrates the opposing intellectual camps beautifully. SRS is phonics plus real books, plus incorporating auditory, visual and kinaesthetic approaches to learning. It is transformational- this way of teaching is fundamentally different from anything else which is going on. It is the fact that the approach integrates rigorous phonics with spoken language and real books: it leaves nothing out. It is complete!
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Hyaenotherium ist eine ausgestorbene Gattung aus der Familie der Hyänen (Hyaenidae), welche während des Oberen Miozäns hauptsächlich in Eurasien verbreitet war. Typusart der Gattung ist Hyaenotherium hyaeneides.

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Things are progressing nicely for Fallible. I'm excited to report that there will be a Launch Party and book signing April 10 at 7pm at Weller Bookworks in Trolley Square in Salt Lake City! Please come if you're available.
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I also had the privilege of recently chatting with Keith Carlson on the Nurse Keith podcast. We had a great discussion on the poor training and working environments of medical professionals. If you're a reader of this blog, I think you'll enjoy Keith and my conversation.
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Like so many of us, I have always struggled with self-doubt and low self-esteem. For whatever reason, I don't typically expect others to take interest in me, or expect them to value my thoughts or feelings when shared. This doesn't bode well when publishing a book about your innermost demons and desires! That is why this latest review from IndieReader book review absolutely made my day. Hopefully this will wet your whistle for the Fallible's release on April 2nd.
"Here's an irony: the dilemmas author Kyle Bradford Jones's explores in his skillfully-written book, FALLIBLE: A Memoir of a Young Physician's Struggle with Mental Illness, would persuade most readers–based on the evidence in its pages–to seek him out for medical care, despite his two diagnosed psychiatric conditions: major depressive and generalized anxiety. That is because his memoir teems with wisdom, knowledge, caring and integrity–qualities that one would hope to find in a man (or woman) of medicine.
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Imran Khan stresses on immediate release of Afghanistan's frozen assets
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday stressed the need to immediately release Afghanistan's frozen assets to enable the country to overcome economic challenges.
ANI | Islamabad | Updated: 13-11-2021 22:43 IST | Created: 13-11-2021 22:43 IST
Imran Khan meeting Afghanistan's acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi. Image Credit: ANI
Prime Minister Imran Khan on Saturday stressed the need to immediately release Afghanistan's frozen assets to enable the country to overcome economic challenges. Khan highlighted Afghanistan's frozen assets at a meeting with a Taliban delegation headed by acting Foreign Minister Amir Khan Muttaqi in Islamabad, who is on a three-day visit to Pakistan, reported Pajhwok Afghan News.
He stressed the need for the immediate release of Afghanistan's frozen assets and facilitating banking transactions to prevent an economic meltdown. "Pakistan has been consistently calling for the provision of immediate humanitarian relief for Afghanistan," said Khan.
The humanitarian situation in Afghanistan is deteriorating and along with that, the security situation has worsened since the Taliban took control of the country.Millions of Afghans will face starvation this winter unless urgent action is taken, the UN World Food Programme (WFP) has warned. Nearly 23 million people, or 55 per cent of the Afghan population, are estimated to be in crisis or experiencing emergency levels of food insecurity between now and March of next year.
In its latest situation report, the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) shows concern about "conditional humanitarianism" or attempts to "leverage" humanitarian assistance for political purposes. He also said that Pakistan will favourably consider the Taliban government's request for allowing the transportation of wheat from India through the country for humanitarian reasons, reported Pajhwok Afghan News.
Pakistan has not allowed Indian shipments to Afghanistan to pass through its territory. In October, the UN's World Food Programme (WFP) country director in Afghanistan, Mary Ellen Mc Groarty said the programme is in talks with India for wheat donation to Taliban controlled Afghanistan.
Taliban, following a meeting with Indian officials in October, said New Delhi has expressed readiness to provide extensive humanitarian assistance to Afghans. (ANI)
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Liz Orwin '95 Named ACE Fellow
The American Council on Education (ACE) announced that Elizabeth Orwin '95, James Howard Kindelberger Professor of Engineering and department chair at Harvey Mudd College, has been named an ACE Fellow for academic year 2019–2020. Following nomination by the senior administration of their institutions and a rigorous application process, 39 Fellows were selected this year.
Established in 1965, the ACE Fellows Program is designed to strengthen institutions and leadership in American higher education by identifying and preparing faculty and staff for senior positions in college and university administration through its distinctive and intensive nominator-driven, cohort-based mentorship model. More than 2,000 higher education leaders have participated in the ACE Fellows Program over the past five decades, with more than 80 percent of Fellows having gone on to serve as senior leaders of colleges and universities. HMC Associate Professor of Mathematics Talithia Williams was an ACE Fellow for academic year 2015–2016.
"The ACE Fellows Program epitomizes ACE's goal of enriching the capacity of leaders to innovate and adapt, and it fuels the expansion of a talented and diverse higher education leadership pipeline," said Ted Mitchell, president of ACE, a membership organization that mobilizes the higher education community to shape effective public policy and foster innovative, high-quality practice.
The program combines retreats, interactive learning opportunities, visits to campuses and other higher education-related organizations, and placement at another higher education institution to condense years of on-the-job experience and skills development into a single year. Fellows also conduct projects of pressing concern for their home institution and seek to implement their findings upon completion of the fellowship placement.
Orwin is director of the Engman Fellowship Program in Bioengineering, which trains students in biomedical engineering research and device design. Her lab's main research focus is in the area of tissue engineering, specifically applied to the study and development of an artificial corneal construct. A recent a grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) funded an ongoing research project aimed at helping those with corneal disease see better. Titled "Controlling Cell Phenotype in a Tissue-Engineered Corneal Model," the research seeks to create viable, transparent corneal tissue that can serve as replacement tissue for diseased or damaged human corneas. Orwin's research with students and faculty colleagues will lead to a better understanding of the role of biomimicry in the design and implementation of tissue-engineered systems, and the research will contribute to the understanding of wound healing in fibroblastic cells.
In addition to teaching courses in engineering design and engineering systems, Orwin has developed courses and programming in biomedical engineering. She has served as advisor for the Harvey Mudd chapter of Society of Women Engineers and has drawn on her extensive background, as well as her experience as an engineering alumna, to mentor many women engineers. In 2017, she received the Orange County Engineering Council's Distinguished Educator Award and President's Award.
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Pulling Sudan Back from the Brink
Jun 7, 2019 Ishac Diwan
In the wake of a military crackdown on June 3 that left over 100 peaceful protesters dead, Sudan is sliding toward anarchy. With trust between the military and the protesters destroyed, external mediators are vital to secure a transitional agreement reflecting compromises by both sides.
NEW YORK – Sudan is on the threshold of disaster. On June 3, paramilitary forces opened fire on peaceful pro-democracy protesters in Khartoum, killing over 100 and wounding hundreds more. Now, hope for a smooth transition to civilian rule is giving way to fear that the country will go the way of Yemen, Syria, or Libya.
Just a few weeks ago, the military seemed to be on the protesters' side. In April, following months of demonstrations against President Omar al-Bashir, the military forced Bashir to resign. The commander of the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group, General Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo (better known as Hemeti), even claimed that he had refused an order by Bashir to open fire on protesters.
Bashir's regime, in power for nearly 30 years, was replaced by the Transitional Military Council (TMC), headed by General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan, with Hemeti as his deputy. But protests continued, now demanding a transition to civilian rule. This spurred the TMC to initiate negotiations with representatives of the Sudanese Professionals Association, which has spearheaded the protests.
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Ishac Diwan, a professor at the École Normale Supérieure, Paris, holds the Chaire d'Excellence Monde Arabe at Paris Sciences et Lettres.
ahmedelhussein ahmedelhussein Jun 10, 2019
Thank you for the informative article. I would say something perhaps not mentioned is the tribal differences between the militia men and the people of Khartoum. I feel this may begin to have implications for the loyalties of other arms of the Sudanese military who may abhor what the militia are doing to their brethren.
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Home » TV News » SyFy Passes On Full Series For Ascension
SyFy Passes On Full Series For Ascension
By Matt McGloin / Wednesday, March 11, 2015 - 6:10PM Wednesday, March 11, 2015 - 6:10PM
SyFy recently debuted the 6-hour event mini-series, Ascension, with hopes to turn it into a full series.
However, that's not happening.
Deadline reports SyFy has decided to pass on an Ascension series.
"We were very happy with Ascension as an event series, but with so much high profile development in the works, we have decided not to pursue a full series," Syfy said in a statement.
It's guessed the ratings weren't exactly where SyFy executives wanted the Ascension event series to be at, which obviously means no full series.
Ascension followed a covert U.S. space mission launched in the 1960's that sent hundreds of men, women and children on a century-long voyage aboard the starship Ascension to populate a new world. Half way into their journey, as they approached the point of no return, the mysterious murder of a young woman caused the ship's population to question the true nature of their mission.
The series starred Brandon P. Bell, Brian Van Holt, and Tricia Helfer.
National Cinema Day Is Saturday With $3 Movie Tickets And 'Black Panther' 2 Preview
Zack Snyder's 'Rebel Moon' Shows Off Footage, Announces Release Date


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Enter Deepen the Dialogue (DTD), a refreshing take on gender equality in Japan focusing on leveling the playing field in the workplace. The quarterly event continues to include real diversity: Japanese and foreigners, corporate executives and new hires, and men and women.
Attendees at one of the Deepen the Dialogue events, including the new leader of the initiative Legion Richardson.
Deepen the Dialogue's upcoming fourth event — a night of round-table discussion and empowering speakers — will be held next Wednesday evening in Shinjuku at McDonald's Japan. The last event was in June, where nearly 100 attendees worked together to brainstorm ideas for a diversity and gender equality "playbook" that will eventually become a downloadable resource for anyone working in Japan.
DTD4's guest speaker will be Sarah Casanova, CEO and President of McDonald's Japan, who will speak on some of the success she has experienced here in Japan.
The event, which is free and open to all, is currently centered around small-group discussions that help complete a workable "playbook" for any size company or worker from new hire, to mid-level management to CEO. Organizers consider the playbook their first milestone, which can act as a model for individuals and companies in Japan to address and improve workplace conditions.
In gathering Deepen the Dialogue attendee's ideas and successes to create said model, the hope is that the playbook will eventually become a comprehensive guide to success. In the past, small groups discussed how to implement on-site childcare and remote work policies. But that's just the beginning.
Legion Richardson, Head of HR for McDonald's Japan, is leading Deepen the Dialogue.
To get to this milestone, the DTD initiative is now under new leadership. It is still backed by a tight-knit group of volunteers working in the capital, although, one of the main organizers from IBM Japan, Zane Zumbahlen, formerly the Vice President of HR, has since moved to the U.S. Taking over the volunteer leadership role is Legion Richardson, Head of HR at McDonald's Japan, who has lived here for three years and has been with McDonald's for 18.
"When it all started, it was more like an experiment to see where this takes us," Richardson said of DTD, adding he is impressed by the passion and dedication of those involved.
At Deepen the Dialogue held at IBM Japan in Tokyo.
In fact, the event even goes as far as to include those who haven't yet reached the working world. Anna Komisarof, a student at the American School in Japan, attended the previous events because she was curious to see what people beyond her inner circle had to say about gender issues in Japan.
"It was really comforting to know that so many influential people were actively working towards combating such a prominent, pressing issue," Komisarof told Savvy Tokyo in an email.
While the event is not yet bilingual, and mostly run in English, all language levels are encouraged to join.
Food/drink: Free drinks will be provided. It is recommended to bring your own food to have at the venue.
How to Register: To register for the event, please visit the Peatix link down below to enroll: https://dtd4.peatix.com. If you have any questions, email dtdtky@gmail.com.


Fluoroscopic and Ultrasound Guided Injections - Piedmont Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, P.A.
Fluoroscopy (or "fluoro") is simply a form of imaging much like an x-ray with the added advantage of capturing real-time moving images when necessary. This makes it extremely useful in variety of ways. It can be used for purely diagnostic purposes as well as intraoperatively. Flouroscopically guided injections are frequently done in both an out-patient surgical center setting or if equipped in your doctor's office. Usually fluoroscopic suite fees apply (these are in addition to the cost of fluoroscopy itself).
In the realm of pain management, Flouroscopy is most commonly employed for epidural steroid injections, nerve blocks, spinal joint injections, peripheral joint procedures (such as hips and knees), and other similar interventions. When used appropriately, it can aid in the administration of injection therapies in a more precise manner to potentially enhance both diagnostic and therapeutic benefit. With that in mind, we offer a full spectrum of fluoroscopically guided injections which includes those procedures listed above.
Ultrasound Guidance on the other hand does not require the use of any radiation and is more commonly done as an office procedure. While there are fees related to the use of Ultrasound Guidance surgical suite fees do not apply. As a result of its lower cost, use of non-ionizing radiation, and ease of application Ultrasound Guidance has gained rapid acceptance and use within the medical community. In addition for most, but not all applications, Ultrasound Guidance offers excellent image quality for most peripheral applications and many spinal applications.
There are some clear differences between Fluoroscopic and Ultrasound Guidance however. Certain kinds of spinal injections, such as transforaminal epidurals and sacroiliac injections require the use of flouroscopy in order to gain insurance reimbursement. On the other hand Ultrasound Guidance offers superior images of soft tissue such as tendon and ligament injections. Many universities, institutions, and physicians have published on the effectiveness of Ultrasound Guidance for many spinal applications and it is now commonly believed for all but a few indications that Ultrasound Guidance is both safe and effective. Over time as technology for Ultrasound Guidance improves this trend is likely to increase.
At Piedmont Physical medicine and Rehabilitation, PA we pride ourselves in offering the latest technology available for Ultrasound Guidance and Flouroscopic Guidance for those indications where Ultrasound does not yet meet the need. As a result we can make use of the right tool for the right patient at the right time.


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Home > Operations > Gravelotte Project, South Africa
Magnum's 74% owned Gravelotte Project is located in the Limpopo province of South Africa. Emeralds were discovered in the province in 1927 and since then several companies have explored for and mined within the broader region for emeralds.
From 1929 to 1982 the total recorded emerald production from the Gravelotte Project as well as the area surrounding the nearby Gravelotte township was nearly 113 million carats.
It is reported that during the 1960's the Gravelotte Project itself was the largest mine of its type in the world, employing over 400 sorters.
The host rocks at Gravelotte are 3.3 billion year old Archaean greenstone schists enclosed and intruded by younger Archaean granitic rock and late stage albite-quartz pegmatoids. The emerald mineralisation is closely related to the pegmatoids.
The emerald-bearing zones and their sub-divisions are as follows:
Cobra – comprising Cobra North, Cobra South and Cobra Underground;
Discovery – comprising Discovery Pit, Discovery East and Discovery South;
Beryl Kop – comprising Beryl Kop East and Beryl Kop West; and
Sable Kop
Gravelotte Location Plan
Since acquiring the project, Magnum has collated the historical data base and used this as a basis to better understand the geology, structure and controls of mineralisation within the project area.
As a forerunner to potential commercial production the Company has also maintained and refurbished much of the extensive mine site infrastructure at Gravelotte which includes offices, laboratory, workshops, garages, management accommodation complex and a mine hostel to accommodate mine workers.
The Gravelotte mine site is well situated with utilities and logistics being serviced by ESKOM grid power, has a sealed road to the mine gate and has a working airstrip.
The historic data base and existing open pits provide the Company with a ready data base to fast track evaluation of the project. Critical information that was still required was an understanding of the mining and milling characteristics of the Gravelotte rocks - particularly to ensure the least possible damage to the emeralds during these activities.
During the past year the Company consequently completed the first part of this evaluation by undertaking the trial mining, milling and processing of the extensive waste and low grade rock dumps available at Gravelotte. Following the successful completion of this exercise the Company has geared up for stage 2 of this programme - which is to extend the trial mining, milling and processing to hard rock to be mined from the existing open pits on site.
The Trial Mining Phase 2 involves the mining and processing of around 8,000 tonnes of hard rock from multiple locations within the existing Cobra North and Discovery pits.
Contemporaneous with the mining of the hard rock Magnum will commission a crushing and washing plant capable of processing around 2,000 tonnes per month.
The resultant crushed and washed material will then be processed through an XRF sorter with the emeralds produced batched and then provided during the second half of calendar 2019 for sale to various buyers to ascertain the price range for the Gravelotte stones.
An independent mining contractor has been engaged and mining commenced in late-March and estimated to take around 25-30 days for completion (weather permitting).
The crushing and washing plant arrived on-site in mid-March and commissioning was completed by the end of the month.
Recovery of emeralds utilising XRF technology is scheduled to commence in May.
In preparation for the Phase 2 trial mining operation, upgrades and refurbishments were undertaken to the electrical and water infrastructure onsite.
In addition, the upgrading of 1.2km section of the perimeter fencing, which was not previously electrified, was completed in January and completes the electrification of the entire perimeter fence for the first time. Further security upgrades to the site access road will commence once the perimeter upgrade is completed.
What is the rationale for the Trial Mining Phase 2 Operation?
The Trial Mining Phase 2 has been designed to recover a parcel of emeralds from Gravelotte of a sufficient size to allow a commercial assessment of pricing for the emeralds through a sale process.
There has been significant increase in demand for emeralds reported since 2000 so this will provide vital data for assessing the current demand and consequent pricing for emerald product from Gravelotte.
The Trial Mining Phase 2 will also provide geological, mining, processing and recovery data for input into financial modelling for a potential future commercial mining operation.
This data, together with extensive existing drill data and information from a proposed small drill programme later this year, will allow Magnum to prepare a JORC compliant resource statement for the Cobra North, Cobra South and Discovery pits.


I am not finished with my bread making hobby – nor with yogurt making – but I'm trying to think of more 'summer hobbies' that I can do. They don't have to be food-related, despite my current pursuits.
The requirements are that they be inexpensive to start/do (i.e., I don't have to buy a crapload of supplies), not require sustained attention (i.e., I can walk away for an hour here and there and nothing will explode or die), and that the whole thing doesn't require me to tolerate delayed gratification (i.e., I don't have to wait two months to see the results).
I'm hoping to spend some time sewing and I'm definitely going to be doing some gardening. I will spend some time with a stack of library books and yes, in fact, I am going to clean up my sock drawer.
Beyond that, however, what should I consider?
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>.< You'll never get to the fun part, promise.
I think you should make refrigerator pickles. I'll send you the recipe as soon as I dig it up.
Jams! Mmm…. strawberry jam on toast… and saft. You've got Swedish ancestors, look up saft. I'll pitch you some recipes, if you like. It's very, very simple. Apple drink is also very simple when it's that time of year, you just dump apropriate amounts of apple slices, water, sugar and lemonjuice in a big, clean bucket and leave for a week in a cool location. Bottle or jar it, and tadaaaaa, lots of yummy drink! It freezes well too.
Go foraging! Look for edible and storable wild plants. Bring Maymo and MO, as they seem to enjoy cubs and scouts, they'll love to help, I think. Chestnut trees, nettles, berrypatches, wild onions, that kind of stuff.
Otherwise, I suggest gardening. Would people look wierdly at you if you created a small holding in your garden? Like… a couple of hens, and veggie-patches? You could be working all summer making appropriate hen-sheds, digging up veggiepatches, and prepping for next year. That allows the option of leaving it. It can also be very, very cheap, if you want it to be.
Build a doggie area in the garden, lest you have one already, and make it kitty-proof so that your cat can go outside and play too. (Um. Net roofs are recomended if you want to cage cats…..) I've got some links for that too.
Hmm… what else… *creative* (Note that I'm so TOTALLY AVOIDING STUDYING) Learn to knit and/or crochet? Make kittytoys with catnip inside of them and watch kitty go nuts.
Other than that, you can always google things like small holding, downsizing, simple living. I recomend you go over to http://down—to—earth.blogspot.com and poke around her forum too.
of the edible kind, not the musical kind.
The time is coming to put the dehydrator to use!
And I agree with Annika, you can go nuts trying different types of pickles.
My summer goal is to try and recreate Heinz Picalily, which you have to go to an import store to get down here!
Visiting friends who live 3hours south!!
Well, southwest. Down the 401. West. At the end of it. But like, not over the bridge and stuff.
Get a hula hoop-you can make your own!
The entire fam can hoop too-it's totally not just a girl thing.


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22q11 deletion syndrome
Acta Neuropsychiatrica (1)
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Neurocognitive and familial moderators of psychiatric risk in velocardiofacial (22q11.2 deletion) syndrome: a longitudinal study
W. R. Kates, N. Russo, W. M. Wood, K. M. Antshel, S. V. Faraone, W. P. Fremont
Journal: Psychological Medicine / Volume 45 / Issue 8 / June 2015
Print publication: June 2015
Although risk for psychosis in velocardiofacial (22q11.2 deletion) syndrome (VCFS) is well established, the cognitive and familial factors that moderate that risk are poorly understood.
A total of 75 youth with VCFS were assessed at three time points, at 3-year intervals. Time 1 (T1) psychiatric risk was assessed with the Behavior Assessment System for Children (BASC). Data reduction of BASC scores yielded avoidance–anxiety and dysregulation factors. Time 2 (T2) neuropsychological and family function and time 3 (T3) prodromal/overt psychosis were assessed. Poisson regression models tested associations between T3 positive prodromal symptoms/overt psychosis and T1 psychiatric risk, T2 cognitive and familial factors, and their interactions.
T1 avoidance–anxiety ratings predicted T3 prodromal/overt psychosis. T2 verbal learning scores moderated this association, such that individuals with low avoidance–anxiety scores and stronger verbal learning skills were the least likely to demonstrate prodromal/overt psychosis at T3. Low scores on a T2 visual vigilance task also predicted T3 prodromal/overt psychosis, independently of the effect of T1 avoidance–anxiety scores. T1 dysregulation scores did not predict T3 prodromal/overt psychosis in a linear manner. Instead, the association between dysregulation and prodromal/overt psychosis was amplified by T2 levels of family organization, such that individuals with low dysregulation scores and low family organization scores were the most likely to exhibit T3 prodromal/overt psychosis.
Significant moderators of psychiatric risk in VCFS include verbal learning skills as well as levels of family organization, carrying implications for early identification and preventative treatment of youth with VCFS at highest risk for psychosis.
Serotonergic, noradrenergic and dopaminergic markers are related to cognitive function in adults with 22q11 deletion syndrome
Laurens J. M. Evers, Leopold M. G. Curfs, Jaap A. Bakker, Erik Boot, Fabiana da Silva Alves, Nico Abeling, Jörgen Bierau, Marjan Drukker, Therese A. M. J. van Amelsvoort
Journal: / Volume 17 / Issue 8 / August 2014
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 08 April 2014, pp. 1159-1165
Patients with 22q11 deletion syndrome (22q11DS) have a high prevalence of psychiatric disorders and intellectual disability. At present the neurobiology underlying psychopathology in 22q11DS is still not understood. In the present study, we analyzed urinary serotonergic, dopaminergic and noradrenergic markers in 67 adults with 22q11DS. Levels of serotonin and the catecholamine metabolite homovanillic acid were significantly lower in the 22q11DS subjects compared to healthy controls. Within the 22q11DS group, levels of dopamine, homovanillic acid, norepinephrine, vanillyl mandelic acid and serotonin positively correlated with Full Scale Intelligence Quotient scores. Our results suggest that cognitive deficits in 22q11DS are associated with abnormal function of several neurotransmitters.
Incidences of micro-deletion/duplication 22q11.2 detected by multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification in patients with congenital cardiac disease who are scheduled for cardiac surgery
Yali Hu, Xiangyu Zhu, Yuehua Yang, Xuming Mo, Min Sheng, Jincui Yao, Dongjing Wang
Journal: Cardiology in the Young / Volume 19 / Issue 2 / April 2009
Print publication: April 2009
22q11.2 microdeletion is the most common microdeletion in the global population. Congenital cardiac disease is the most frequently observed feature of this syndrome. The prognosis of patients with 22q11.2 copy number aberrations varies from those without 22q11.2 deletion or duplication.
We enrolled 241 patients from Nanjing Drum Tower Hospital and Nanjing Sick Children's Hospital, 227 being scheduled for cardiac surgery, and 14 cases being fetuses aged from 24 to 36 gestational weeks. We performed karyotypic analysis and multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification in all cases.
Karyotypic analysis demonstrated 3 cases with trisomy 21, and 1 case with mosaic trisomy 8 [47,XY,+8/46,XY(1:2)]. Multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification analysis revealed 10 cases (4.15%) with changes in the number of copies within the region of 22q11.2, of which 7 cases were hemizygous interstitial microdeletion from CLTCL1 to LZTR1, 1 case with deletion of the region from CLTCL1 to PCQAP, and 2 cases with 22q11.2 duplication, one of which spanned from ZNF74 to LZTR1, and simultaneously showed trisomy 21 by karyotyping analysis, and the other spanned from HIC2 to TOP3B. The phenotypes of the cardiac lesions included 3 cases of ventricular septal defect, 3 of tetralogy of Fallot, 2 of combined ventricular and atrial septal defects, and 2 with pulmonary arterial stenosis.
Patients with congenitally malformed hearts who are scheduled for cardiac surgery, as well as fetuses with congenital cardiac disease, should routinely undergo karyotypic analysis and examination for 22q11.2 aberrations. Multiplex ligation-dependent probe amplification has been proven to be a cost-effective diagnostic technique for 22q11 deletion syndrome.
Thoughts on the behavioural phenotypes in Prader-Willi syndrome and velo-cardio-facial syndrome: a novel approach
Willem Verhoeven, Jos Egger, Siegfried Tuinier
Journal: Acta Neuropsychiatrica / Volume 19 / Issue 4 / August 2007
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 June 2014, pp. 244-250
In both Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) and 22q11 deletion syndrome [velo-cardio-facial syndrome (VCFS)], an increased risk for psychotic disorders is reported, which are as a rule not included in the behavioural phenotype of these two syndromes. For the description of a behavioural phenotype, the complete spectrum of physical, developmental, neuropsychological and psychiatric aspects is generally not taken into account. Moreover, psychiatric signs and symptoms often do not meet the criteria for a categorical diagnosis.
In this study, a further specification of psychotic symptoms in PWS and VCFS is shown as well as a proposal for a new model to ascertain predictors, including behavioural, for a genetic syndrome.
Over the past years, 27 patients with PWS and 19 with VCFS were referred for neuropsychiatric evaluation because of psychotic symptoms. In all the patients, a standardised psychiatric examination was performed; seven of the patients with VCFS were evaluated by means of an extensive neuropsychological battery.
In both patient groups, a rather specific psychopathological profile seemed to be present, which in the case of patients with PWS showed some resemblance with bipolar affective disorder. In patients with VCFS, no formal psychiatric diagnosis could be established. Because the psychopathological profiles were rather aspecific, they are not sufficient to predict membership of a certain syndrome.
A quantitative probabilistic approach toward the description of a (behavioural) phenotype is suggested. For such a procedure, large data sets and international collaboration are required.
2 - Molecular genetics of velo-cardio-facial syndrome
By Katrina Prescott, Peter J. Scambler, Molecular Medicine Unit, Institute of Child Health, London, UK
Edited by Kieran C. Murphy, Education and Research Centre, Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland, Peter J. Scambler, Institute of Child Health, University College London
Book: Velo-Cardio-Facial Syndrome
Print publication: 30 June 2005, pp 19-46
The occurrence of familial 22q11 deletion syndrome (22q11DS) raises the possibility of prenatal diagnosis for those families at risk, and parents of any new case should be offered deletion screening. Deletion of 22q11 is the most frequent interstitial chromosome deletion observed in man, begging the question as to whether there is any structural predisposition to chromosome rearrangements of this region. The single gene hypothesis predicted that a subset of those velo-cardio-facial syndrome/DiGeorge Syndrome (VCFS/DGS) patients with no apparent deletion of 22q11 would have a small deletion or point mutation inactivating the major gene haploinsufficient in the condition. The frustration at failure to find any loss of function mutations of DGCR genes in patients with no deletion prompted investigators to pursue animal models. Given the cognitive deficits and increased incidence of behavioral difficulty in 22q11DS attempts have been made to identify behavioral correlates in the mouse deletion model.


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Sekcja Wioślarska Policyjnego Klubu Sportowego w Wilnie – sekcja wioślarska klubu policyjnego w Wilnie. Sekcję założono w roku 1928. Klub działał do 1939 roku.

Historia klubu
W 1924 roku kierownictwo Komendy Głównej Policji Państwowej podjęło decyzję, aby podnosić sprawność fizyczną swych funkcjonariuszy poprzez tworzenie wewnątrzpolicyjnych klubów sportowych. Kluby takie były tworzone w poszczególnych miastach i nosiły nazwę: "Policyjny Klub Sportowy" plus nazwa miejscowości. Miały te same barwy klubowe i statut stworzony według jednego wzoru. Komendanci jednostek terenowych Policji otrzymali polecenie udzielenia lokalnemu PKS-owi wszelkiej dostępnej pomocy.

Sekcja wioślarska Policyjnego Klubu Sportowego w Wilnie powstała w roku 1928, jako trzecia sekcja wioślarska w klubach policyjnych (po PKS Kraków i PKS Kalisz). Od 1929 roku PKS Wilno był członkiem Polskiego Związku Towarzystw Wioślarskich.

Członkami klubu byli funkcjonariusze oraz pracownicy cywilni Policji Państwowej. Środki finansowe pochodziły z budżetu Policji Państwowej oraz subwencji pochodzących od wileńskiego samorządu i województwa wileńskiego.

Wyniki sportowe
Sekcja wioślarska PKS Wilno uczestniczyła w zawodach wioślarskich od roku 1929. W poszczególnych latach uzyskała następujące wyniki w klasyfikacji klubowej (dane według tabel punktacyjnych PZTW za poszczególne lata – podane zostało miejsce i ilość klubów, które zdobyły w regatach punkty oraz oficjalnie je sklasyfikowano):
 w 1929 – 19 miejsce na 19 klubów,
 w 1930 nie sklasyfikowana,
 w 1931 – 24 miejsce  na 27 klubów,
 w 1932 – 9 miejsce  na 27 klubów,
 w 1933 – 15 miejsce  na 42 kluby,
 w 1934 – 32 miejsce  na 41 klubów,
 w 1935 – 41 miejsce  na 46 klubów,
 w 1936 nie sklasyfikowana,
 w 1937 – 40 miejsce na 41 klubów,
 w 1938 – 32 miejsce  na 44 kluby,
 w 1939 – 31 miejsce  na 36 klubów.
Wiele klubów w rywalizacji tej nie uczestniczyło lub nie zdołało w danym roku zdobyć punktów.

Zobacz też
Wioślarstwo,

Przypisy

Bibliografia
 Ryszard L. Kobendza, Zarys 80-letniej działalności Polskiego Związku Towarzystw Wioślarskich, Warszawa 2001,

Sport w Wilnie
Polskie kluby wioślarskie
Wioślarstwo w Polsce


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Q: generate same random permutation on every computer I am using random_shuffle on sequence a 1000 times. I want to ensure that on every computer the final sequence is same. This might look undesirable, but still I want to achieve this. Does srand(x) ensure that ?

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You can eliminate the first problem by using any of the random-number generators in C++11; they're all specified in detail, including, for some specializations, a requirement for the 10,000th value, which is a great help in debugging their implementation. However, there's no analog for shuffling. In particular, the algorithm for std::shuffle is not specified, so it won't give reproducible results. You'll have to write your own. That's not difficult (nowhere near as difficult as writing an engine), just do a little research; there are lots of discussion out there for you to start from.


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Do you accept applications for the M.A. from students interested in U.S. history and the history of technology?
Yes. While the majority of our students in these fields of interest are working towards the Ph.D., we welcome M.A. applicants in American history , History of Technology, and the history of the American South as well as in Public History, European and non-US histories. Applying for a M.A. in the first instance can be a good way to work out if graduate work in history is right for you. In addition, students whose background and credentials are insufficient to prove their readiness for the "direct track" Ph.D. are encouraged to consider applying for the M.A.. Applicants should consult with our GPO as to their best course of action in this regard. Often such students move directly from the M.A. into the Ph.D. transferring the sum of their M.A. coursework at Auburn towards the higher degree.
Do you offer distance-based or online Ph.D. degrees?
The Department does not currently offer distance education courses at the graduate level and has no plans to do so in the immediate or foreseeable future. For us, the face-to-face component of graduate education that takes place around the seminar table simply can't be successfully replicated in an on-line environment. We have certain courses in our Public History Certificate that are offered electronically as part of an Archival Education Collaborative, but students take these courses on Auburn's campus in order that they can interact directly with students and professors participating in the learning consortium.
Can I do the Ph.D. degree in history part time?
Yes, you certainly can. During coursework, students working towards the degree typically take three to six classes per year, spread out over Auburn's three semesters. This allows students to proceed to preliminary examinations within six years of entering the degree program. While a number of our seminars are in the afternoon (typically from 1 to 4pm), we try to schedule mandatory courses after 4pm.
Do M.A. students concentrating on public history have to complete a thesis?
The M.A. in History with a Certificate in Public History requires the successful completion of a master's thesis. Students typically defend their thesis in Spring or Summer semester of their second year.
Can I do public history as part of a Ph.D.?
Yes. We encourage students to take public history as a minor field. This expertise will increase your options when you are finishing your degree and entering the job market. Combining academic and public history will qualifying you for employment in a range of non-academic institutions (preservation offices, historical societies, federal agencies, consulting firms, libraries and archives) as well as opening up a broader range of academic teaching jobs. Having completed three courses for a minor field, we would encourage you to add one more course and complete an internship in order to receive a Certificate in Public History. Finally, many of our faculty are qualified and happy to advise students interested in writing dissertations which focus on issues and themes in public history.
What opportunities exist for Public History internships?
See the description of our Public History certificate.
What sort of careers are available for those interested in public history?
We have put together these two brief guides, one for archives and the other for public history (with links to other resources) for students considering these fields. See also this list of Public history resources prepared for our current students.


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Melissa O'Shaughnessy
By M. Mainetti on December 9, 2020
For the past seven years, Melissa O'Shaughnessy has been photographing regularly on the streets of New York City. «Perfect Strangers» is a series that witnesses the multifariousness of the urban jungle that is NYC.
Taking photographs in a city that offers more than it can hold means trying to capture the delight in the energy and chaos that the city serves up to the careful onlooker. To do it, you have to be interested in people, what drives them, what makes them behave the way they do in this world, in this particular time. Then, the photographer responds with pressing the shutter based on the collection of their life experiences, their interests. Nonetheless, photographs say something about how we perceive the world—both as being the maker of a picture, as well as the viewer.
Like most big cities around the world, the cloud of Covid-19 has turned New York into a quieter shadow of its former self. The hope is that «Perfect Strangers» will stand as a reminder of what this great city once was and what it might be again when the pandemic has receded into our collective memories.
Melissa O'Shaughnessy is an American photographer based in New York City. She studied at Georgetown University in Washington D.C. and the University of St. Thomas in Saint Paul, Minnesota—she holds a degree in journalism. She became interested in photography later in life, even though her father was an amateur photographer whose life centred around taking a lot of pictures of his family. A camera was always around the home, but the interest in it grew when she realised she could use photography as a means to be more and passionately present in the world.
In the last years, she became a member of UP, an international collective of 27 photographers. Her first book, "Perfect Strangers: New York City Street Photographs" was published by Aperture in October, 2020.
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